we're going to pick daddy up we're picking up daddy. we're picking up daddy.re daddy. >> picking up daddy. he turns everything into a song. his mom vanessa tells us they're two hours out from their destination. a four-hour road trip. here they are at the airport. we see some folks starting to get off the plane. tears erupt in the airport and here comes our men in uniform. >> hey, buddy. >> the little one jumps in his daddy's arms. he's happy, mom is happy, this happened six months ago. >> are you excited? >> you find yourself in the beautiful state of idaho, might be a good idea to go hiking. like this couple. claire marie and bradley, backpacks, all packed up, heading to the top. >> bridge up there too. might be a nice vantage point to hike up to. >> that is in her backpack. >> you know what's in her backpack. it is not a backpack. it is a claire chute. claire marie, known as the bass girl, is going to do a really unique jump. she claims that she is one of the few that knows how to do it and she also claims she's the first female to do this. hands the chute t

and she said, "he's just like daddy." everything was just like daddy.back to daddy. and then she looks at me. she goes, "but it couldn't have been daddy, because then who would take care of us?" >> did the robber say anything? >> he probably didn't say anything 'cause what if it was my daddy? we could recognize his voice. >> i observed no deceit in the statements she gave. i believe it was true in her mind when she told it. it was chilling. there was no emotions. i don't know if it was she was still in shock. it was just breaking my heart the entire time. >> reporter: the 7-year-old then turns the table on police, asking them a question. >> it's about my mom, but, like, where is she at? >> you know, we, you know, we need to find that out for you. >> that was not the time or place for her to learn that. she needed to be with family. >> reporter: it appears to police that charlie is pointing the finger at her own dad. but how could he be in two places at the same time? next, a new lead takes police in another direction. >> tom had to fire a couple guys fr

she said no, daddy. >> body camera footage from inside the scene of the crime, his mistress's interview. >> all those little girls, they're so little. >> the secret relationship that could have driven him over the edge. "nightline" will be right back. dand steaks aren't just for dinner.st... and right now we can have both for less because with choice sirloin... denny's is elevating its new steak and eggs for just $10.99. it's new and it's a pretty big deal. see you at denny's! >>> good evening. and thanks so much for joining us. tonight, in his own words. a colorado man admitting to murdering his wife and daughters. now his in-laws are speaking out on the family they thought was happy and the man they thought they could trust. here's amy robach. >> reporter: body camera videos. >> are you chris? >> reporter: evidence of a hidden affair. interrogation tapes. unraveling the intricate web of lives that made up chris watts' secret life, offering clues as to why he murdered his pregnant wife shanann and his t

the same as daddy. mask he had on is just like daddy's mask that he wears hunting. >> after the robber left charlie said she rushed to hug her mother and then knew there was one more thing to do. she had to go upstairs and take care of her three-year-old brother. to the sheriff the seven year old's story was both chilling and heartbreaking. >> it was a memory i'll have with me the rest of my life. it is one of those that takes a little part of you with them. here's a little girl who does remind me very much of my own daughter and she's working through, i just watched mommy brutally attacked, it could be daddy, where am i? where does this leave me? >> but could it be true? did he she really just see her father kill her mother? this had been a very bloody murder and deputy dean swann had looked tom clayton over carefully. >> did tom have any blood on him? >> i did not see any on him, no. i actually checked him for any injuries or any blood on him and he had nothing. >> tom had told the deputy he had only

raÚl: calma, hay otros daddy yankee.cano. raÚl: oye, pero sin presente tu parecido. n Últimos dÍas se convertiste en el boom de las redes sociales, no solamente por tu parecido fÍsico, sino tambiÉn vocal con daddy yankee. cÓmo cambió tu vida despuÉs de esta experiencia? >> el video no sabÍa que se iba a hacer viral, lo subÍ, me etiquetaron, y bueno, cuando vi que las pÁginas de farándula empezaron a subirlo, empezaron a subirlo en puerto rico, en noticias sin, telemundo, conducirÍa "despierta amÉrica", me llamaron y me dijeron "de bien "despierta amÉrica". entonces, se fue viral la cosa. raÚl: desde cuando te diste cuenta que podrÍas imitar al "big boss"? >> realmente fue en el barrio, las chicas decÍa que me parecía mucho daddy yankee. no lo cree hasta que fui al barbero me hizo el corte, y verdad que sÍ. raÚl: es que era uno de los pocos imitadoresdesde que lo tengo enfrente no tiene que caracterizarse. de hecho, los lunares y todo el asunto. >> bueno, un poco ahÍ, pero no hay que poner peluca ni nada de estas cosas. r

, and me, and my daddy had a massive heart attack. and for a long time without we were going to lose him. he pulled through what he couldn't work and it went on and on. i can still remember the day we lost our family station wagon. toemember how my mama used tuck me into bed at night. she would give me a kiss and walked out of the room and close the door, and i always knew what was coming next. i hear her start to cry on the other side because you never wanted to cry in front of me. this is when i learned words and foreclosure. one morning i walked into my beds'bedroom and out on the was laid out the dress. the dress, will know which is the one that comes out for weddings, funerals, and graduations. there was my mother in her slip and stocking feet and she is looking down and pacing and crying and she is saying, we will not lose this house, we will not lose this house, we not lose this house. point she looks up and sees me in the doorway -- i'm just a kid -- she looks at me and she looks at that dress and she looks back at me. she is

it was just my mom, my daddy, and me. and my daddy had a massive heart attack.or a long time we thought we would lose him. he pulled through, but he couldn't work. and it went on and on. i can still remember the day we lost our family station wagon. i remember how my mama would tuck me into bed at night, she would give me a kiss, she would walk out of the room and close the door and i always knew what was coming next. i would hear her start to cry on the others, because you never want -- on the others, because she never wanted to cry in front of me. this is when i learned words foreclosure., and to myrning i walked in folks bedroom, and on the bed was the dress. to of you will know, it's the one that only comes out for weddings, funerals, and graduations. in herre was my mother, slip and stockings, looking down , pacing, and crying. she's saying we will not lose this house. we will not lose this house. we will not lose this house. and finally she looks up and she sees me in the doorway, just a , and shelooks at me looks at that dress and she is 50back at me -- h

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my dad, and my daddy and me. my daddy had a massive heart attack.nd for a long time we thought we're going to lose him. now, he pulled through but he couldn't work. and it went on and on. and i remember losing our family station wagon. i remember my mama used to tuck me in to bed at night. give me a kiss, walk out of the room and close the door. i knew what is coming next. i heard her start to cry on the other side. she never wanted to cry in front of me. and when heard words like mortgage and fore closure, and one morning i walked into my folks' bedroom and on the bed was laid out my dress. some of you will know the dress. the one that only comes out for weddings, funerals and graduations and there was my mother, in her slip, her stocking feet and she is looking down and she's pacing and she's crying and she's saying "i will not lose this house, i will not lose this house." we will not lose this house. and she looked up and sees me in the doorway. just a kid. looks at me and looks at that dress and she looks back at me and she is 50 years old. she

. >>> well, little man wants to be just like daddy.ah saw his daddy and is getting in on the action. he's like, let me clone you upright quick. >> hey. >> he looks in the mirror and he likes what he sees. >> he's cute. >> there's a huge problem and he better be on top of it. hide those clippers real >>> maybe do this. >> if they're watching this at home right now. >> until it's time for debate. >>> oh, you know how it goes. what? >> and then turns it on. >> what? >> yes honey. >> it's out like a light. >> is that really a >> pretty much all of us at one point have chugged a beer. just one. just the one. the thing is that i never realized that when it came to chugging a beer -- >> what. >> you're about to see it. i was expecting to see something like that. >> no, this guy is next level. >> look, look, look. >> this is actually a dui people see this video and you can do this one quick. get the beer. >> and there you go ladies and gentlemen. the olympic gold gold gold goldd >> can you trust the boat driver? next right this minute. and sti

the dishes i went outside to dump some dirty water yeah when i came back to where the child said daddy's lying on the bed under the musky to net the way i'm talking i didn't believe him when i looked in there he wants you i was terrified because he had this wild look on his face his eyes were glowing he looked like a monster. attend my back on him to tend to the child that's when my husband attacked me to which i fell down he tried to force my mouth open he pressed his fingers into my cheeks while i clamped my teeth together. and i cried out like a sheet he took a can of liquid and pulled the contents into my mouth. i felt a burning sensation and i wanted to scream. but i kept quiet because if i tried to speak i probably swallow the acid when he actually thought i had swallowed it and i was going to burn my insides. then he put on some gloves and port the rest of the acid over my body. you dropped it into my eyes and the rest of my face. covered my whole body with it i was lying motionless on the floor then my husband left the apartment and locked the door from the outside what would be

honestly i would thought there was no more southern word in the language than daddy. i hear that a lot in georgia. it's more southern that we see but it does not hold a candle to the use of the word paps. they ruled the age in the 19 century far more than daddy's. this is confirmed by google anagrams. if you look at the blue line, it's essentially pap. so it's running much stronger through the 19th century to the 1900s. this is only relatively late that daddy comes on as a term because it's father's day, i'll give you one more, that is the worst father at the top. a very formal word. a formal body of literature. i would discount almost altogether. what you see this here, papa was running much stronger until relatively recently, dads are making quick gains on the lower line only in the last few years where we're starting to call our fathers, daddy. so there's a shout out to mine. other linguistic values, looking at the hello dozens, i spent a lot of time thinking about civil war, i like the idea that we could hear from them, i like thinking of how they talked you might

so daddy and mom set the daddy s boundaries the same way.y you can't have ice cream until you finish your peas and they will test them in the same way and have as few pieces as possible. the difference is in the way that they tend to enforce the boundaries and bombs tend to feel okay i know you don't want your peas that have this anymore and she will separate half and then you can have your ice cream. so now the mom is able to be negotiated with. so then the child has half the number of peas and says okay i tried it, can i have my ice cream now and mom says i don't want to get into a fight over a few peas, this is ridiculous and dad says no, you can't. the deal is you can't have your ice cream until you finish. with thwhat the children are leg with their dad if they can't have what they want to have until they are focused their attention on doing what they need to do, which is finishing the peas are focusing on manipulating the deal. so they are more likely to have postponed gratification is the single biggest predictor of success but also t

daddy hurt my bum with his front bum." as soon as she said it, i knew.ed came flying back into my head. to have my daughter, my own child, tell me something like that at the age of three. itjust made me crumble. marie reported it to the police and even though there was physical evidence of penetration, the cps didn't feel that the case was strong enough to take it to trial. sue, your ex—partner‘s name, his picture, where he was from, as well as the accusations of him abusing your 3—year—old daughter, were put into the group. do you think you realise the legal implications of that information being put in what is essentially a public group? yeah. i'm not bothered about his identity being shown. i'm not bothered about the danger that goes to him. people need to know what he is. for the future, if your daughter does want to maybe one day take it to trial, would you feel worried about that information having gone out there already? no. they can't turn around and say well, someone your mum knows decides to post to prick advisor. so we can't charge him for it.

. >> let's head over to madison and this is all about her and her daddy. don't tell her what you ain't got to listen to boys, straight up. daddy is the exception. he don't have to listen to him either. shoulder shrug, side eye. that's good. >> that truck is backing up. the turn that's just too close to call. and a bucket list adventure, why it's one lifechanging journey coming up. school... she's going to school with a lunch she helped pack herself. because she's becoming an independent child. yoplait, for fueling independence. for big little wins. yof your daily routine.lf so why treat your mouth any differently? listerine® completes the job by preventing plaque, early gum disease, and killing up to 99.9% of germs. try listerine® and for on-the-go, try listerine® ready! tabs™ want to brain better? say hello to neuriva, a new brain supplement with clinically proven ingredients that fuel five indicators of brain performance: focus, accuracy, memory, learning, and concentration. neuriva. am i too old to start askateboarding? chew on it twizzlers >>> closed c

and it is only relatively late that daddy comes on as a term. again, because it is father's day, i'll give you one more. that's the word father at the top. that's a formal word. ngrams is a formal body of literature. i would discount that almost all together. you see that poppa was stronger until recently. dads are making quick gains in that lower line only in the last few years are we starting to call fathers dad. so there's a shoutout to mine. other linguistic values, looking at theologians. everything you talked about, you say it is interesting, but who cares. i spent time thinking about civil war soldiers, like the idea we may get to hear from them. i like thinking about how they talked. but somebody mielt say you know, i don't think battle of gettysburg turned on what any of these boys called their daddies. fair enough. i would agree. let's look at this. this is an interesting way of measuring the impact of war, impact they leave on the language. and wars typically do this. the desperation, novel circumstances all demand elasticity of expre

but no, she just wanted to show off his daddy, her daddy. take whatever you can get, right? did she get to meet dora the explorer? >> yes, once. i'm going to be shooting with dora, do you want to meet dora in person? she was very excited. so i took her to the set one day. and i went, like, are you ready to meet dora? and she's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. we knocked on the door of isabella's trailer, and she opened the door. she's dora, she's dora, and she went like, and then i noticed she was disappointed, because she was expecting to see the animated version of dora. >> jimmy: you're right. this is just another kid. >> a teenager, 17-year-old flesh and bone dora. she was like. >> jimmy: i hope things turn around for you, i really do. the movie is "dora and the lost city of gold" opens in theaters august 9th. and we'll return with music from the raconteurs. ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the all new 2020 gle. mercedes benz, the best or nothing. alright, so this is how you are gonna say:wn. you'll get the best

. >> daddy said yes. >> daddy did not say yes. >> oh!he needs some alone time. >> when all else fails -- >> go outside. ♪ >>> this is what happens when you try to impress your girl frep's f friend's family. >> oh! >> the father is like, i thought that guy wasn't too bright. >> oh, my gosh. they would roast him. >> you can hear everybody in the background say oh. >> is that what a breakup do se but it sounds like the impact was so strong it punctured his lung, he was w nothe bghtest id. >> oh. >> needless to say don't go jumping off 50-foot cliffs. >> we're glad he's okay. >> this fella is about to bungee jump in austria. he's all strapped in. all he has to do is jump. he gets the countdown. >> oh! >> bro, you have to commit. like either you're going to go for it or stay. but that whole wrap around -- >> yeah. >> he's standing there, right? >> they say while he's not supposed to go feet first, he did correct himself at the bottom. he was able to walk away. >> you start to think about it. that's the problem. >> oh. >>> three of sean's exes

protect me, daddy. >> find what you need in the bucket. with bubbling green liquid.hey have to find whatever is at the bottom. >> that's cute. >> we'll open this door with it? there's a girl with a chopped head off. how am i supposed to go inside? >> this is fun. >> i like this idea. >> i'm so scared. >> this is really a flame thrower. >> that girl is still behind us. >> just go so i don't fall! >> oh! >> they have spotters for this. >> back to peace. >> it's time to meet actually face-to-face. >> nice to meet you in real life. >> yeah, i would probably go on a second date with him if he asks. >> daddy saves the day. >> as if there's not enough traffic in england, we have incidents captured on camera that show maybe why. the traffic is coming down the road here. >> look out, maybe. what's going on? >> we have a run away trailer on the m25. >> that's why. it's the m25, that's where all the traffic in england is at all times. >> this doesn't help the situation. the thing kept going and going. >> and it is bouncing through the freeway lanes from one side to the other. n

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and she said, no daddy.t your daughter to be remembered in the world to remember her and your granddaughters. >> bella wanted lipstick on like momy today. >> she wanted to soar the earth and she said i want to leave my mark on the earth and she did. >> reporter: sandra's unshakable faith gives her the strength to keep alive the happy memories of shanann and her beloved granddaughters. >> oh, my goodness. come give me hugs. oh! i love you. >> how horrific it just have been to listen to that confession. >> it's really unimaginable. one of the worst stories we ever had to share here. thankfully they have videos to hang on to. that is "20/20" tonight. i'm david muir. >> and i'm amy robach. good night. >> compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast bus

he ain't got no daddy. jessie and got no daddy. down to the ghetto he went. mentioned that, because 70% of black kids are raised without fathers. obama said a kid without a that is five times more likely to be poor. the number one problem in this country is being ignored. >> tucker: why, i wonder. because if you cared, i don't really think there's a lot of debate among sociologists there. there are studies for a hundred years. they all point to the stomach exactly the same. speak of the left not. in 1940, for example, 14 kids were born outside of wedlock. now, it's 70%. i argue that the welfare state has incentivized women to marry the government. i've helped to create this problem. what do i need to do? the answer is to undo the welfare state. we know that the welfare state creates dependency. what happened? welfare declined by 50%. you can't blame that just on a good economy. what happened is people got off the couch. what we've done is distorted people's incentive with the welfare state. that requires a real big discussion that people on the left do not wa

>>y daddy yankee? las cÁmaras de despierta amÉrica son tuyas. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>muchÍsimas gracias tesoros. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>gracias, muchÍsimas gracias. cÓmo estÁs mi reina preciosa? doÑa meche: sabemos que sos mexicano y empezaste a imitarla hace 30 aÑos. > si mi corazÓn bello uma claro que si. como estamos?encantada, alegre y contenta. donde esta repÚblica dominicana tesoros? mira que gente tan esplÉndida. doÑa meche: contame un poco mÁs de voz. tengo entendido que conociste a laura hace 13 aÑos y es compartido en muchas ocasiones unto incluso dÍa que caminaban por la calle le preguntaron si da las hermanas y la hora dijo que si. >>claro, no lo puedo olvidar. de corazÓn bello. claro que si hermana gemela completamente y diseÑadora de laura leÓn. tesoros por dÍa. doÑa meche: diseÑar, confeccionar los vestuarios y la misma laura los ha usado alguna vez. >>claro que si corazÓn . este lindo vestido va para la seÑora a la ciudad de mÉxico con la tesorito. por dios, claro mi vida. doÑa meche: felicitaciones, su gr

. >> is daddy happy?py. >> reporter: all of this starting off a childhood hued by blue and pink marketed to parents. >> it does play into this idea that compels parents to buy the certain color if they know they're having a boy or girl. >> but girls aren't giving this message if it isn't pink it's not for me. so it's kind of like i started to realize i need to do more of my part to get it out there that we're not just pink. >> reporter: as jenna has learned, not all kids can be put in one gender box. jean malpass is an expert on gender identity. >> a boy, a girl, both, neither. and everyone has a gender identity. and everyone come to understand their own gender identity at their own time. >> reporter: he believes society shouldn't reinforce gender stereotypes with reveal parties. >> what we know is that gender stereotypes are actually often pretty toxic. they reduce, they simplify the complexity that we all have as humans. >> reporter: others look at it differently. >> i don't think parents should worry a

he goes no, sweetie, daddy doesn't have a sense of humor he just humors himself. it turned to make fun of other people. who better to make fun of at the silver elephant than the dem crates? the nice thing about that is that it's really really easy to document i thought we would walk through a little bit of how the democrats have been wrong and let's have some fun at their expense. i start with this one just to remind everyone what it could have been like. she actually said that in a "new york times" interview. and to think about -- what it would have been like of someone who running for office would have said this. and everyone -- when people say, i don't like when the president said this. go look at that because that's what would -- you would have had. then we move into more fun stuff. the neat thing, by the way, is i can't read the screen from here. so i'm not sure which one is up. this is where nancy pelosi said that -- when we introduced the tax bill, she said it would be nothing but crumbs for americans. this is the woman who was singing from the roof tops wh

you can see by the look in her eyes -- >> it's hard fer a kid not want to be like daddy. probably grew up watching him in the gym. i'd like to see her go after ali a little bit. that would be fun. >> i'm going to show you why this cat should be named nick. >> spaghetti. >> it will be stromboli. >> every time they say spaghetti to the cat, it rolls over. just delivers every time to his owner. >> that's my name. >> his owner, jeremy, the cats have to trust you to show you his tummy and this cat is, like, i'm all in for the love. >> i am a little disappointed there is no spaghetti. >> the owner of this dog posted this on our "right this minute" page. this dog is not as comfortable with the situation as spaghetti. not a fan of anybody else in his bed. so the dog, for over a minute, is, like, who you are, what are you doing here. >> there's a dog in his bed and a bunch of other weird looking things. >> sponge bob is a problem along with a mouse. >> get him off. >> they thought this dog was really going to have a cardiac arrest. >> my investigation revealed this dog is probably

honestly i would have thought that there was no southern word then daddy, i hear that a lot in georgia, and it is more so then we see from this, but it doesn't hold a candle to the use of the word "pap". that word has ruled the age of the 19th century, this is confirmed by google, if you look at the word, it is running stronger through the 1900s, and it is only relatively late that daddy comes on as a term. again, because it is father's day, i will give you one more, that is the word father running at the top, that is a very formal word, and ingram is a very formal body of literature, so i would discount that altogether. but what you are seeing here is that poppa was running much, much stronger until relatively recently. and dad only had quick gains in the lower line only in the last few years. so there is a shout out to mine. other linguistic values, looking at the emoji's, everything that we have talked about so far, you might say, okay, it is interesting but, who cares? i spent a lot of time thinking about civil war soldiers, i like the idea that we might get to hear from them, i li

he said no daddy every time he they wrap themselves up in a blanket, they know we love them. see the end of the day, that's what we all want. we allll want to be loved and we want to matter. that movement started and we haven't stopped. we have given out 55 thousand cases in 50 states including dc and puerto rico and i don't have to remind you that smart people in paris who belongs to us, i understand that i understand is surrounded by what water but so is white. we must take care of our own. we must take care of the children who are in the system. we are at 95 percentld volunteer and charity in rockville maryland, we have no corporate sponsors. we want them. but we have none.e.ry what we have, is you. we have you. we have people the buyer books,, they help support or charity, we only have four employees and i'm not even one of them. this is what we should be doing as a community. i'm going to end this by saying make your cash count. most of you are saying was your gash? when you walk through the graveyard, we are all given one. the year are born in the year you die, there is

i thought there was no more southern word in the language then daddy. i hear that a lot in georgia. it is more southern, but it does not a candle to the use of the word dad. bys is actually confirmed google. if you look at the blue line, it is running much stronger through 1900, and it is only relatively late that daddy comes on as a term. because it is father's day, i will give you one more. that's the word of father running at the top, a very formal word. grams is a very formal body of literature, so i would discount that almost altogether. hat you see here is that papa was running much stronger until relatively recently. gains in the quick last few years. other linguistic value is looking at nilo chisholm's -- neologisms. i have spent a lot of time thinking about civil war soldiers. i like thinking about how they talked, but some of you might say, no, professor, i don't think the battle of the betty's berg -- they gondola betty's gettysburg battle of turned on their daddies. this is a way of measuring the impact of any war, the impact they leave on the language. desperation, the

. ♪ i'm daddy i'm daddy ♪ >> yeah, it was interesting.ds created this thirst in music, but the ones that really had the true, true talent have really stood the test of time. >> five singing boys from england who have sold a lot of albiums -- albums. [ laughter ] they're called the rolling stones. i've been rolled while i was stoned myself. i don't know what they're going to sing about, but here they are at it. ♪ ♪ i don't want you to be no slave ♪ ♪ i don't want you to work all day ♪ ♪ i don't want you to be true ♪ i just want to make love to you ♪ >> here come the stones. we're the bad boys of this british invasion, and the girls went crazy. ♪ ♪ love you, baby >> is it a sex thing, or -- >> yes, it's sexual, completely. ♪ love to you, love to you, baby, love to you ♪ >> you've been doing this for how long, how many years is it? >> two years. >> two years. how much longer do you give yourself doing this thing, going around being, sort of -- >> i don't know. i never thought i would be doing it for two years even, you know. i think we're pr

and at she goes "daddy"?ber? and i was crying. >> jimmy: that's tough. did you have fun there? >> i had a blast, but, you know, it's hard. it's hard being away from your family for that long. and, you know. >> jimmy: it's great for like two days. >> it's great for two days, and then anything after two days is a little hard. i clearly, i watched myself while i was there. i didn't drink much beer. and -- >> jimmy: were you carousing? was there a lot of that going on? >> oh, yeah, i don't know what that word means, but yeah, i had a lot of that. it's amazing. london is an incredible place. and, you know, when i was there, i did, i went to wimbledon. >> jimmy: oh, that's great. >> a tennis tournament. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, right. it's actually a tennis stadium, isn't it? >> this, too. and so i went, and i'm not a tennis fan, but when you're a celebrity and you get these really nice seats you have to pretend you know what you're talking about. and all of these people are like oh, this is going to be the match of t

a crazy boy. >> reporter: she was daddy's little girl. >> i spoiled her beyond rotten.kylar was very loyal to her friends, the people she thought was her friends. >> reporter: when skylar was 8 years old, she met another spirited child with whom she developed an instant bond. her name is sheila eddie and they became thick as she was. >> if they weren't together they were on the phone together and that's literally 24 hours a day, i'm serious. you saw one of them, you saw the other. >> reporter: what was your relationship like with sheila? >> have to turn away. >> she was like a part of our family. she was like one of our kids. >> the lemon burns. >> reporter: as a teenager skylar had a 4.0 gpa, part-time job at wendy's and an active social life. in their freshman year at university high school, skyler and rachel meet kelly and the duo is a trio. >> she called me her cool aunt. >> reporter: she was like a daughter to you. kelly says she was charismatic, popular and talented, cast casted the lead in the school play. what was she like on stage? >> she was a natural. >> repo

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the dishes i went outside to dump some dirty water gee yeah when i came back where the child said daddy's lying on the bed under the musty tonette way i'm talking i didn't believe him when i looked in there he wants me but i was terrified because he had this wild look on his face his eyes were glowing he looked like a monster. attend my back on him to tend to the child that's when my husband attacked me to which i fell down he tried to force my mouth open he pressed his fingers into my cheeks while i clamped my teeth together. and i cried out like a sheet he took a can of liquid and pulled the contents into my mouth while i felt a burning sensation and i wanted to scream. but i kept quiet i mean because if i tried to speak i'd probably swallow the acid he actually thought i had swallowed it and it was going to burn my insides. then he put on some gloves and port the rest of the acid over my body. he dropped it into my eyes and the rest of my face. covered my whole body with it i was lying motionless on the floor then my husband left the apartment and locked the door from the outside you k

yeah, ithink make little face" silly daddy, you just dressed me!".dent, but i will take you back 16 years for those that my search to all those lost memories. there was 2003, there was a lot going on and so much to learn. i was learning so much about trying very hard to remember and it took me awhile to realise just how much had lost. it is the thing about amnesia, you don't really know how much you have forgotten until people start telling you the things you should know. and i kept telling them, i think i do remember that. i started my journey with them, i think i do remember that. i started myjourney with a lot of hope. —— i would remember that. started myjourney with a lot of hope. —— i would rememberthat. i was trying to catch up to everybody else who was born in the 80s and 90s in london, that something or someone or someplace might unlock some of those memories. i went to all the places i have been to the child, all the parks and shops in my old schools, but nothing was coming back to me. i went to places we had been doing holiday, and travelle

my family is not, they love america, they love people, my daddy, my uncle, if they were here today theyray for president trump, pray for america and love people and tell the truth, we're one blood, one human race, and president trump is not a racist. elizabeth: to you think that people spend too much time on social media, they should be pursuing you know, more spiritualty. oprah winfrey is saying that. >> okay. >> i think what people are missing is a core moral center, churches did that, it was a central place you become to, it was a core central of value about a way of living and being in the world. until we can return to that, however that is, whatever form we will continue to be lost. that is why i believe story telling is a form of a new religion, people can gather. and be inspired. and see themselves and get healed. >> my religion is timeless, i am a christian at a nondenominational church, my pastor says the same thing, unplug, don't be chained to youry cadevice and voash alliedt we have to -- social media, we have to begin to love people. elizabeth: people should listen to you mo

it does they become outcasts in society that it was very rare that the mother but this mother had a daddy. that was that out. oh yes i was. i mean that out. there oh no. i mean yes 7. i've. heard that. you know. he did come out of the cameras today i can talk about what happened to me. i was unable to do that before. i couldn't even talk to myself about it. but now i can talk to anyone anywhere at the market for example but. that's all i want to get something i have a lot more courage. and i'm going to i've been able to climb out of that swamp. i've come a long way thanks to the people at the archie project. they helped me make some changes in my life and i think i've done really well so i want to see in some of us how you live on top of that you know that was the mascot a little bit of what the article was that. he is going to do to somebody. completely. and. i. would like. to. think. i took it to you to. explain. why she had more luck than not when we got here i learned that my son. had died. one in what we want we went through some really hard times. and then a little later. my daughte

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my daddy, he ended up as a janitor, but his baby daughter got the opportunity to be a public school teacher, to be a to be aprofessor, candidate for president of the united states. believe in america, we dream belief, we fight hard, and we are going to win. [chanting] i think people understand that this it working great for the well-connected and not for the rest of america stop they know that in 2020 we have a chance to turn that around. ultimately it's about real optimism and real determination to build the america of our best values. >> [indiscernible] >> i'm not sure what that question means. everything takes a lot of planning. i put out a lot of plans, and all of them take implementation, and that is going to be true for medicare for all. to figure out how to make it work. it is important to be respectful to our unions. tois important to me sure -- be sure that people who like their private care figured out. period a transition already built into the statute. >> [indiscernible] >> the last couple town halls that i've done, people come into these town halls have said, i voted for trump

man and his father and tried to deal with his daddy issues essentially on the down on the biggest cat in the financial bubble on the entire universe now no real film festival would be any good without a bit of scandal what's the big controversy this year. well this year it's roman polanski's film an officer in the spy it's a period drama but it's not really a film it's a fact that roman polanski directed in rome clancy of course oscar winning director a legendary film director of china town rosemary's baby but is also infamous for. having been convicted of statutory rape over 40 years ago and having fled the united states and being on the lam a fugitive for the last 40 odd years so the controversy is. should a festival like going to celebrate a man who did what role in plants he did by presenting his film in such a glamorous setting as as they are doing ok let's move to the film itself you see in the film what's the film like. the film itself is actually very good i mean whatever you think about roman polanski what if you however you fall in the controversy around him nobody can claim