. >> this is two frat members carrying iain mc gibbon back to the frat house on powelton after he wasck unconscious hitting his head on the settlement in september of 2015 after fight with members of the another frat delta sigma if i. >> it's very simple to pick up your phone. it takes two seconds to dial 911. >> reporter: that did not happen according to iain's family instead they say he was dumped on a couch where the fraternities risk manager stayed with him for a couple of hours, then went to bed. >> hour after hour after hour his brain continued to swell as he lay abandoned in his fraternity. >> reporter: it wasn't until ten hours later that his family worried that he hadn't come home drove from narberth to the frat house where they discovered iain covered in vomit and blood. >> we're the ones that found him. and we're the ones that called 911, and we're the ones that have had to live with this for the last 18 months, and we'll have to live with it for the rest of our lives. >> iain has had four brain surgeries. suffers seizures and memory loss and has no use of his left arm. the

now this is surveillance video of two fraternity members carrying frat brother iain mc gibbon back tohouse in september of 2015. the college junior had been knocked unconscious following a fight with members of another drexel university fraternity. his family says he was dumped on a couch where a risk manager for the fraternity stayed with him for couple of hours and then went to bed. ten hours later, his worried parents drove to the fraternity house themselves where they found him covered in vomit and blood. >> they just need to know that they have to call. they shouldn't second guess. they shouldn't try to hide anything. they just have to call when things are bad. >> university's needed to better job of telling people you won't get in trouble. this is something that we applaud because we want to safe lives. >> iain who's now 23 years old has had four brain surgeries, suffers seizures and memory loss and has no use at all of his left arm. the parties named in the lawsuit could not be reached or have no comment at this time. drexel university did however release a statement offering i

amid all those deals there are plenty of items to here with the good news and the bad news, vera gibbonss going to guide us through. let's start with the amazon deals. >> a lot of junk. >> it's overwhelming. >> it's overwhelming, over 100,000 products. i would hone in on amazon products, kindle, echo, fire. they have the ongoing deals and the flash sales. >> right. >> and then they have specials and exclusives for alexa users. if you are shopping the amazon sale specifically, i would hone in on the amazon-specific products, then maybe a tv and amazon unlimited music for th99 cents a month. >> is it a good time to buy electronics? >> no. apple watches are telling me forget about you're better off waiting until back to sales schools, you get the sales tax break in various states. >> guess what i just bought, vera. >> no. >> i bought a laptop. >> no, no, no. i should have come on. >> i know, he should hai should you. get me back in the green. >> really good time to buy summer apparel. shorts, tee shirts, sales at 60% to 70% off. we are halfway through the summer retail season. >> swimsuits!

or less for others, so here to break it down, founder and editor of non-political news.com, vera gibbonsgoing to guide us through. where do you see the most people making mistakes in managing their money? >> they make mistakes all summer long, paying too much for rental cars and hotels. gas prices are the lowest they've been since 2 people are trading up. they're getting out of their small cars and getting into the suvs and the trucks. these are expensive. they use a lot of gas. >> the gas is cheap so i'm going to upgrade my car, but then the new car is too expensive of. >> exactly. if you look at new car prices they're up 35% over the past 35 years. second hand cars up. household income has only risen a teeny, tiny bit. so people want to get into the big cars. how do you do that? you take out a ridiculously long loan. >> i'm going to guess those aren't cheap either. >> no. not only is the interest rate higher on the longer loans, but you could end up owing more on the car than it's worth. edmonds says the average loan is 70 months. and you say travel is another area where wre much. why

anyone else. p>> this is surveillance video f two pie cpa if i fraternity drexel carrying iain mc gibbon back to the frat house after he was knocked unconscious. iain hitting his head on the settlement in september of 2015. after fight with members of another frat delta sigma if i. >> the very simple to pick up your phone. it takes two seconds to dial 911. >> that did not happen. instead he was dumped on a couch where the fraternities risk manager stayed with him for couple of hours. and then went to bed. >> hour after hour after hour his brain continued to swell as he lay abandoned in his fraternity. >> it wasn't until ten hours later that his family worried that he hadn't come home drove from narberth to the frat house where they discovered iain covered in vomit and blood. >> we're the ones that found him and we're the ones that called 911 and we're the ones that have had to live with this for the last 18 months and we'll have to live with it for the rest of our lives. >> iain has had four brain surgeries suffers cease sure and memory loss and has no use of his left arm. the lawsuit na

will little tosses manager john gibbons along with the catcher off for arguing balls and strikes.he a's up 4-3, bottom nine. morales hit the walk-off last night, ties it with a solo bomb off new a's releave break trines. lion hendricks, he walks, the bases loaded with two out in the 10th. bob melvin has to be saying, all right, come on. it is your game william, win or lose, lose. bases loaded. steve pearce, aloha. grand slam, walk off granting bluejays sweep the a's. 8-4 the final. giants have the day off. one more note from the nfl, training camps opening around the league. best entrance so far, antonio brown of the steelers arrives in a 1931 rolls royce. of course he has a driver. signed a $73 million deal a few months ago, putting that cash to good use. abc 7 sports brought to you bring river rock casino. spencer mentioned it was his old car. i was his old driver. >> yeah. >> funny how things worked out

will little tosses manager john gibbons along with the catcher off for arguing balls and strikes.4-3, bottom nine. morales hit the walk-off last night, ties it with a solo bomb off new a's releave break trines. lion hendricks, he walks, the bases loaded with two out in the 10th. bob melvin has to be saying, all right, come on. it is your game william, win or lose, lose. bases loaded. steve pearce, aloha. grand slam, walk off granting bluejays sweep the a's. 8-4 the final. giants have the day off. one more note from the nfl, training camps opening around the league. best entrance so far, antonio brown of the steelers arrives in a 1931 rolls royce. of course he has a driver. signed a $73 million deal a few months ago, putting that cash to good use. abc 7 sports brought to you bring river rock casino. spencer mentioned it was his old car. i was his old driver. >> yeah. >> funny how things worked out.

what we have here is a moon shot obviously of waning gibbons moon, just had a -- 98.6% illuminated so certainly lighting up this early morning sky. it will up short bye before 7:00 a.m. quick peak how the conditions are, even if we didn't have generally clear sky, still feels pretty good outside. it feels like what the thermometer reads, that wind nice and calm, dew point nice and low, all-in-all, starts to creep up little bit from yesterday, but all-in-all still really comfortable. storm scan is completely empty. devoid of virtually any cloud cover out there. see beautiful sunrise, as well, see, about 20 minute or so. then eventually frontal boundery does start to drop in here. that's what's going to help bring in potential for shower or storm to the. if you have outdoor plans, here is the thing, see spotty shower, thunderstorm, in a few areas, as time goes on. >> this likely will not survive certainly not over our area, but we do have this front dropping in, that's going to kind of hang out for couple of days, so if you are hitting the shore all-in-all great weather expectations thr

the result and it could also be a boop going to one thousand nine hundred seventy one case called gibbons versus six you know well maybe we don't have time for that name this is cheney's consume federal officials for damages for constitutional violations but not if they were acting in the ostensible interests of national security. according to justice kennedy's majority opinion in the case invoking national security to precisely allow for anything you can detain people on lawfully bomb countries cheat on your wife house pain publicly sometimes you can hear lawmakers say it's my national security and i'll cry of but i want to know why am i explaining all this to you of course you saw analysis of this monumental case on a c.n.n. panel actually put out a video that he was did was say grossly you know saying it's fascism no not your own movie that was them doing the important work of analyzing trump's wrestling name they had all kinds of specialists weigh in on what a sling means political commentators a veteran of reddit a veteran of the w w e and the chair he destroyed without them we would

. >> not gibbons connect no, no not gibbons. it doesn't discuss it in these terms that all, but this guy, he's an anthropologist. >> your background is in theoretical physicist. wetland or interest to biology, sociology, economics and so on? >> i talk about it in the book. let me give a quick answer. two things. two things led to it. the major thing was i was involved with superconducting super collider. do you know what that was? it was being built in texas and it was canceled and at that time in the late '80s early '90s i guess it was we used to hear this comment that's physics was a science of the 19th and 20th century. biology is the science of the 21st century and it's hard to disagree with that, actually. it was often mumbled or implied and that was, no need to do any more fundamental physics. we know all the physics we know and i have actually heard that from various sources in washington. so, that may be very angry and up my reaction was, yes, biology will probably be the dominant science in the 21st century, but and now

that's vera gibbons. you can get more information there and on our facebook page at wnnfans.com.world news now." hd-5. hd-5. hd-5. every year, kids miss 22 million school days due to illness. lysol disinfectant spray kills viruses that cause the cold & flu. not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. megared advanced triple absorption is absorbed three times better. so one softgel has more omega-3 power than three standard fish oil pills. megared advanced triple absorption. ♪ ♪ hot dog, hot dog, hot diggety dog ♪ ♪ hot dog, hot dog, no problem solved ♪ ♪ hot dog, hot dog, hot diggety dog ♪ >> today might be -- >> for those of you who have kids out there, specifically in the 3 and below set. my son watches mickey mouse, and that's the song. >> that's the song they do. >> i know every word, regrettably. >> today is national hot dog day. >> hot dog day. 19 million hot dogs. >> i don't eat beef or pork. fun facts, can you believe, 19 billion hot dogs are eaten annually in the u.s. >> this surprised me a little bit i have to say. the most popular condiment is mustard,

greenwich judo player gemma gibbons won a silver medal but has decided the time is right to retire.that up and move on is a big change, but it is inevitable, first of all, and i think i chose the right time for me to make that retirement and to choose to move onto my second career path. latin america's largest sailing ship is visiting the capital for the first time. the union is the pride of the peruvian navy and is on its first european tour. the union will be moored in west india docks until sunday, giving londoners the chance to get onboard. let's have a look at the travel situation now. on the tube: there's no service on the northern line between kennington and camden town via charing cross due to late finish to engineering work. and there are severe delays on the piccadilly line. on the roads: brixton hill is closed between streatham and brixton because of a large burst water main. eight bus routes have been diverted. meanwhile in battersea, falcon road is closed southbound from the high street because of a burst water main. let's have a check on the weather now. good morning.

the 5th inning was a tough one for the blue jays umpire, will little tosses john gibbons -- then throws stroman and russell martin. toronto's pitcher wasn't too happy leaving the mound in the 10th -- game tied at four... steve pearce hits a walk off grand slam... for the second straight game the a's lose on a walkoff terrible road trip for the oakland... they lose 6 out of 7 (pam) coming up.. the votes have been tallied in the latest attempt to repeal obama care...details on the latest blow to the presidents agenda.. stay tuned for kron 4 news at 11..the day's big stories, and your forecast, in half the time.(steve) but first it's tourist season in the city... stanley roberts takes a look at why they are being targeted.. people behaving badly is next (steve) there is an epidemic of auto burglaries in san francisco. the bad guys know there are very few consequences for the crimes they commit.(pam) if they get busted, some say, even before the ink is dry on the police report, they are back on the street doing the same exact thing. but there are ways to help fight this problem.... as our s

hundreds of transportation employees and families will be gibbon digital i.d.s to use at a handful of businesses over the next few months. >> i think it is a great idea. a lot more convenient especially when you misplace or lose your license. >> the officials say they are more secure because users can show only certain things on their license rather than all the details that are printed on a regular license. >>> turning to weather now. a live picture from nbc 10 camera looking at temple university. summer storms are moving into the region from the north. system is expected to impact everybody from the northern suburbs all the way to the jersey shore. if you look at that picture here looking pairly nice right about now. a lot of people out there enjoying that. making me jealous. >> we found plenty of folks out here getting a look at the normally calm river. firefighters have their gear ready just in case tonight's rain creates flooding. krystal klei with the impact you can feel from this weather tonight. >> that is one concern. we have seen flooding because of the heavy rain that we ha

this is andy hopper gibbons, who talks about her nursing experience and she learned what slavery was and became aware of the problems of racism because of what she had seen in the hospital. here she is talking about the outrage of slavery. i am going to go quickly to our southern examples. so thanouth, even more the experiences we have been seeing among people like alcott, the hardest worked on in the hospitals by the confederacy was done by enslaved people. men and women did the hardest work in these hospitals. here is a picture of a hospital right center -- hospital right outside of richmond virginia which was run by enslaved african-americans. these people were drafted into this work. they didn't volunteer to do it. they had tot there, negotiate the terms in which they state. -- they stayed. the white women, who were the matrons of this hospital, complained about them all the time. they complained about these enslaved hospital workers. here at this hospital in richmond the white hospital matrons complained that that the moment these men started to evacuate richmond, although the e

the 5th inning was a tough one for the blue jays umpire, will little tosses john gibbons -- then throwss stroman and russell martin. toronto's pitcher wasn't too happy leaving the mound in the 10th -- game tied at four... steve pearce hits a walk off grand slam... for the second straight game the a's lose on a walkoff terrible road trip for the oakland... they lose 6 out of 7 this week's lexus expereince amazing ultimate highlight goes to the nationals in brewers' pitcher, michael blazek first mlb start -- washington hit back-to- back-to-back-to-back-to-back home runs. they ended the third inning with five homers. nationals tied the mlb record for most homers hit in an inning they finished the game with 8 home runs they won 15-2 steph curry's china tour is almost overhe and his wife ayesha had some fun in front of an arena full of fans as she threw this ally-oop to her husband who slammed it in with the right handtake another look perfect lob from ayesha to steph for the slam more fun with steph in china same arena after this kid hit a half court shot wearing a curry warriors jersey he

. >> the gibbons parents are also suing the students who hit their son.rexel university however is not named in the suit however. >>> 14 candidates made their public pitch to serve as philadelphia's interim district attorney. it comes as former d.a. seth williams conviction on corruption charges. the 88 judges of the court of common pleas hear the candidates and they vote by dropping a slip of paper into one of these old top hats. they are kept inside of city hall for this purpose. they are made in philadelphia and the judges keep voting until one gets a majority and whoever it is holds the job for five and a half months until the election in november. >> seems traditional. way back. >> that is one word. >> adam joseph is joining us now and the mercury is way up. >> we have the warning, the excessive heat warning through tomorrow and little relief through the weekend as well. take a look live on sky 6 hd over penn's landing the ben franklin bridge we have the hazy sky out there and the atmosphere feels super heavy today with all of that moisture in the ai

things got crazy in the fifth after manager john gibbons was ejected for arguing balls and strikes.e pitcher and gm were bothh tossed. tied with a solo bomb off blake. so 4-4. they go to extras. liam hendricks walks the bases loaded with two out in the tenth. find the plate. manager bob melvin, no, i'm going to stick with my guy. mistake. bases loaded. steve pierce, 3-2 count. crushed! walk-off grand slam! game over. drive home safely. blue jays sweep the a's 8-4 the final. >>> the legendary bill king will be inducted into the baseball hall of fame this weekend. king broadcast a's games for more than 25 years until his death in 2005. great calling warriors and raiders games. he will posthumously receive an award for broadcast excellence. and his old broadcast partner said it's about time. >> it's a special thing. bill had this deep regard for the hall of fame, and the history of the game, a love for the history and the traditions. and the only negative, of course, would be that he won't be around to receive the award. but it is a very special and just a wonderful honor from a place

the jays seemed to get pumped up after john gibbons, their manager, gets ejected.ut it gets even worse from there. marcus stroman on the mound, throws a pitch that's called ball 4. stroman says something to the umpire. then the catcher russell martin says something. one pitch, two ejections, three total. the blue jays look in disarray but they do come back. justin smoak didn't hit it hard, hit it in the right spot. that's an rbi single. it ties things up. however, things take a turn for the as. marcus semien starting to swing the bat again. 3-4. the rbi single here scores jacob brugman. the as will take a 4-3 lead in to the bottom of the 9th inning. no santiago garcia. kendrys morales who hit the walk-off last night in toronto for the jays ties it with a blast to deep center. bottom of the 10th, it gets even worse against liam hendricks. steve pierce with a shot down the left field line, bases loaded. yeah. this time it's a walk-off grand slam and the as wind up losing 6-7. it's fair, buddy. circle the bases. and the as do lose a heartbreaker in a game that was muc

things got crazy in the fifth after manager john gibbons was ejected for arguing balls and strikes.he pitcher and gm were both tossed. tied with a solo bomb off blake. so 4-4. they go to extras. liam hendricks walks the bases loaded with two out in the tenth. find the plate. manager bob melvin, no, i'm going to stick with my guy. mistake. bases loaded. steve pierce, 3-2 count. crushed! walk-off grand slam! game over. drive home safely. blue jays sweep the a's 8-4 the final. >>> the legendary bill king will be inducted into the baseball hall of fame this weekend. king broadcast a's games for more than 25 years until his death in 2005. great calling warriors and raiders games. he will posthumously receive an award for broadcast excellence. and his old broadcast partner said it's about time. >> it's a special thing. bill had this deep regard for the hall of fame, and the history of the game, a love for the history and the traditions. and the only negative, of course, would be that he won't be around to receive the award. but it is a very special and just a wonderful honor from a place

here's surveillance video of two frat members carrying frat brother iain mc gibbons back to the house015. the college junior had been knocked unconscious after a fight with members of another drexel university frat. his family says he was dumped on a couch where a risk manager stayed with him for several hours and then went to bed. ten hours later, his worried parents drove to the frat house themselves where they found him covered in vomit and blood. >> they just need to know that they have to call. they shouldn't second guess. they shouldn't try to hide anything. they just have to call when things are bad. >> universities need to do a better job of telling people you won't get in trouble. this is something that we applaud because we want to save lives. >> iain who's now 23 has had four brain surgeries, has seizures and memory loss and no use of his left arm. the party's name in the lawsuit could not be reached or have no comment at this time. drexel says it does have a protocol that gives students amnesty from disciplinary action when they call the proper authorities about a situatio

. >> first adoption -- >> patrick and rachel gibbons adopted chewy when best friends first opened.es who haven't adopted before, why do you think it's important to raise awareness about how great adoption can be? >> this is our first time adopting. and it's just been an amaking experience. we know -- amazing experience. we know chewy had a rough first half of his life. but he's going to have a really strong second half and couldn't be a better fit in our family. we're excited. >> he was so cute. you may be asking how they can afford such swanky digs. it's 100% provided for by donations and grants. so how does best friends hope to inspire the no-kill movement? first they want to shift attitudes about animal that's come from shelters. then educate people on how to take care of their pets, that many end up in shelters simply because a family them anymore. want to stop that before it happens. >> i didn't realize the numbers were so high. 5,500 a day in this stagger? >> it is staggering and makes you so sad. the dogs just want a home. >> that was good. >>> still ahead, a look at the awa

psychotherapist nell gibbon daly joins us now.s for coming on. >> thank you so much for having me. it's a pleasure. >> tucker: these are questions that didn't exist like 18 months ago. homo sapiens have been around 300,000 years, and for the most part, it's kind of obvious will -- who the boys and girls were but we've decided in very short. of time that nothing is real and that is why? >> to be honest with you, we believe that people who are considered intersex, people who were born with both sets of genitalia or have existed throughout human history. >> tucker: for sure. >> the federal government released a study in 2016 about 1.4 million people now identify themselves as transgender and canada isn't the only place that's doing this. legislation was just introduced in washington, d.c., and in new york over the last couple of months to also have people to have parents who have the right to, on the child's birth certificate, not just say the child is male or female, but also x, or unidentified.d. >> tucker: i think you may be confl

here is an example of abby hopper gibbons, who talked about her nursing experience and how she learned what slavery was, and became much more aware of the problems of racism, because of what she had seen in the hospital. here she is talking about the outrage of slavery. i am going to go quickly to our southern examples. in the south, even more so than in the experiences we have been seeing among people like alcott, the hardest work done in the hospitals in the confederacy was done by enslaved people. men and women, did the hardest work nursing in these hospitals. here is a picture of a hospital right outside of richmond virginia, which was essentially run by enslaved of the -- enslaved african-americans. these people -- some were drafted into this work. they did not volunteer to do it, and was a got there, they had to negotiate the terms -- and they did negotiate the terms in which they stayed. we know about them, because the white women who were sort of the matrons of these hospital complained about them all the , time. even more than louisa may alcott did. they complained about these

a note by the way, that in frankfurt gibbon's statement, the editor, he takes full response bill did having spoken to news uk and the robert —— rupert murdoch owned company, there is a clear message that not only will kevin myers not be ready for the irish edition a tempting but any murdoch publications in the near future. these are very times or the sunday times and i think there is tremendous embarrassing that the paper but they are hoping that with a pretty open apology and the removal kevin myers they can move on. as any lobbying broken? we don't know that any law has been broken. could, what could be cited is incitement to racial hatred but that think that is relevant here and i don't think the people referred to in the article have talked about taking action but it's comes down to editorial rather than legal judgment. the editor of the newspaper you have to work out whether the upside in being controversial inputting radical opinions out there is a great but the fact you are going to offend a huge number of people and it is not just that the speech was anti—semitic at and it wa

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[inaudible] no gibbons, in the fall of the roman empire. this guy - [laughter] anthropologists.inaudible question] [laughter] >> i actually talk about that. let me give a quick answer. two things. two things led to it. the major thing was, i was involved with a superconducting, a supercollider. it was being built and it was canceled. at the time, in the late 90s i guess it was. we used to hear a comment that physics was the science of the 19th and 20th century. biology is the science of the 21st century. and it is hard to disagree with that actually.but there was, this was often implied and it was that no need to do anymore fundamental physics. we know all of the physics, we know - and i have actually heard that. in washington. so it made me very angry. and my reaction was yes, biology will probably be the dominant science in the 21st century. but now my arrogance as a physicist came true. it will not be a serious science meeting and will not be mathematician eyes or predictable quantitative until it embraces the culture and paradigm with physics. and biology readily. but this w

so, here with the good news and the bad news, consumer expert vera gibbons is going to guide us throughant to look for? >> a lot of junk. >> it's overwhelming. >> it's overwhelming, over 100,000 products. i would hone in on amazon branded products, kindle fire, echo. maybe the tvs. they say they have a bigger selection. they have the big brands. they have the ongoing deals and the flash sales. >> right. >> and then they have specials and exclusives for alexa users. so it gets a little bit confusing but if you are shopping the amazon sale specifically, i would hone in on the amazon-specific products then maybe a tv and amazon unlimited music for 99 cents a month. >> is it a good time to buy electronics? >> no. not really, if you are shopping the amazon sale, don't expect any mac products. apple watches are telling me forget about it. buying laptops in general, you're better off waiting until back to sales schools, you get the sales tax break in various states. so, you're better off waiting for that one. >> guess what i just bought, vera. >> no. >> i bought a laptop. >> no, no, no. i shou

the 5th inning was a tough one for the blue jays umpire, will little tosses john gibbons -- then throwsonto's pitcher wasn't too happy leaving the mound in the 10th -- game tied at four... steve pearce hits a walk off grand slam... for the second straight game the a's lose on a walkoff terrible road trip for the oakland... they lose 6 out of 7 when it's not your day... it's not your day. that was the case for brewers' pitcher, michael blazek. in his first mlb start... the nationals hit four back-to- back home runs... they ended the third inning with five home runs. washington tied the mlb record for most homers hit in an inning nationals finished the game with 8 home runs they won 15-2 steph curry's asia tour is almost over today in seoul, south koreahe and his wife ayesha had some fun in front of an arena full of fans as she threw this ally-oop to her husband who slammed it in with the right handtake another look perfect lob from ayesha to steph for the slam more fun with steph in china after this kid hit a half court shot wearing a curry warriors goes nuts celebrating over on the curr

. >> first adoption -- >> patrick and rachel gibbons adopted chewy when best friends first opened.'t adopted before, why do you think it's important to raise awareness about how great adoption can be? >> this is our first time adopting. and it's just been an amaking experience. we know -- amazing experience. we know chewy had a rough first half of his life. but he's going to have a really strong second half and couldn't be a better fit in our family. we're excited. >> he was so cute. you may be asking how they can afford such swanky digs. it's 100% provided for by donations and grants. so how does best friends hope to inspire the no-kill movement? first they want to shift attitudes about animal that's come from shelters. then educate people on how to take care of their pets, that many end up in shelters simply because a family can't care for them anymore. want to stop that before it happens. >> i didn't realize the numbers were so high. 5,500 a day in this stagger? >> it is staggering and makes you so sad. the dogs just want a home. >> that was good. >>> still ahead, a look at the

. >> yeah, i got to play with billy gibbons and did "sharp dressed man was calling me zz. your way to being one yourself. >> thank you. >> i want to tell everybody your new album is called "the storm" and your song, your single is "help me mama" which you'll play now. thank you. great to meet you. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ this is exactly what i, i was afraid of ♪ ♪ i get too close to you and find out what you're made of ♪ ♪ i would have figured you out sooner or later ♪ ♪ it's getting ugly but it looks good on paper ♪ ♪ my daddy raised me tried to keep me his sweet baby ♪ ♪ but who else can i call when my whole world is going crazy ♪ ♪ singing help me ma-ma-ma-mama ♪ ♪ help me mama help me mama help me ma-ma-ma-mama ♪ ♪ help me mama help me mama help me ma-ma-ma-mama ♪ ♪ help me mama help me mama help me ma-ma-ma-mama ♪ ♪ help me mama help me mama ♪ i grew up searching for my, my ever ever after ♪ ♪ but when i got there i found nothing but disaster ♪ ♪ i'm screaming at you but you meet www.me with laughter ♪ ♪ us moving forward is just me moving backwards ♪