first met 7 week old dannielynn in 2006. >> say mommy. >> in the years since we have celebrated birthdays. ♪ happy birthday to you >> and the last time we saw her dannielynn was begging her single dad to date. >> what do you say to him? >> you mister will go on a date or i will have to force you. >> now that she's a full-fledged teenager, jesse says larry's biggest challenge is preserving anna's memory in a social media age. >> he has to navigate through a how you're policing the information that your children are getting online. so much of it is true, a lot of it is not. >> larry has had a lot of navigating to do in that area. >>> now to sat news out of the music world today, the death of legendary rocker eddie money. ♪ take me home tonight ♪ i don't want to let you go til you see the light ♪ >> eddie passed away this morning in los angeles, just weeks after revealing he was battling stage 4 esophogeal cancer which had also spread to his liver. >> i thought that i was just going in to get a check-up and he told me that i got cancer. ♪ so

yeah fly down to louisville, kentucky where she's being raised by her father larry birkhead and dannielynn birkhead is a 13 year-old she's very sweet very intelligent she's the spitting image of her mom. the late anna nicole smith and really catching up with her about some of her hobbies and life what's getting are excited and kind of the past she's going down. she's already been a big gas. modeling camp, very young age of course her mother was the iconic guess woman in also danny lands dipping her toe into a little bit of acting as well she's a very very sweet girl again growing up in a normal upbringing in louisville, kentucky, your father doing it on purpose to get her away from the spotlight, we're just catching up with dannielynn really what's it like being the daughter, a famous celebrity like anna nicole. >>how about that and just on a side note i just came across as i was reading up on you did you get a gauge the summer congratulations. >>thank you its about time was in my ear, the last several years. finally got engaged to the love of my life i her name is emily, we did it this pa

foxnews.com former superintendent of chief boston police department and managing editor of crawl dannielynne. >> when you went through the academy, it was quite a different story. everybody it seemed, wanted to be a scope. >> there were 15,000 applications i went. in 2,000 applications to get 180 recruits to the academy. a lot of people wanted to be cops. that has changed for sure. >> steve: it has. why? >> i think society and police officers. police officers are demonized before anyone has a chance to see the facts. you see a youtube video which shows four minutes of an encounter. doesn't show the 8 minutes before hand and everyone is criticizing them from community residents to community leadership. who wants to go around all day with an iphone in your face telling you are doing things wrong. you are not doing things right. that being said, we have got to hold counts accountable and opportunity change the way we criewted and bring people into the business and change our work environment to get more people engaged with us. steve: big question is do millennials want to become law enforcemen