hilary? hilary: i am limping a little bit. i made the mistake of playing basketball with my 13-year-old. jeff: did you win? hilary: clearly not. [laughter] hilary: our concern over the shelby decision is clear. anytime you have something that dismantles the protections put in place for the voting rights act, whi are needed, and one of the most important sections is 4b. we are really talking about a rope-a-dope approach to weakening voter protections. it is no surprise the same organization that works so hard to put the voting rights act of 1965 in place in the first place is strongly opposed to anything that would weaken it. even at the time of the shelby decision, the naacp have been working on a number of provisions, even with the voting rights act very clearly in place, to strengthen the opportunity for every american cast an unfettered vote and make sure that vote is counted. i also want to add to that, the questions were asked about what we want to see happen. in any conversation with the president, we believe in -- apolo

wearing. >> hilary: it's from a boutique in new york.t got in. i thought i would celebrate a successful trip. i would offer you one, but... >> juliet: give me a few months and i'll join you. >> hilary: i like your outfit, as well. it looks, um, roomy. >> juliet: yeah, i finally had to buy maternity clothes. poor guy. he's been having a hard time since lily kicked him out. >> hilary: not that you care, since he's your baby daddy. >> juliet: i should see how he's doing. >> hilary: yeah. yeah, you should.

hilary: it's from a boutique in new york. i just got in. i thought i would celebrate a successful trip. i would offer you one, but... >> juliet: give me a few months and i'll join you. >> hilary: i like your outfit, as well. it looks, um, roomy. >> juliet: yeah, i finally had to buy maternity clothes. poor guy. he's been having a hard time since lily kicked him out. >> hilary: not that you care, since he's your baby daddy. >> juliet: i should see how he's doing. >> hilary: yeah. yeah, you should.

watching hilary or listening to hilary in this exert -- excerpt of her book even the democrats in hern party want her out of the spotlight. rehashing this is like her own therapy dealing with this. >> you can hear her heart -- it's like let me read to you. i am hillary clinton. i look at the clintons and the foundation. is she doing it for the money? they don't need the money, do they? >> no, they don't and i can't imagine democrats are happy about this. she's dragging us back to the past. she cannot accept donald trump trounced her in the election. demonize from a great man and she lost the election and can't except it. >> kayleigh, welcome to real news. >> good to join you. >> when we come back, president trump said he is commit to building the border wall. will congress keep their promise? david clarke next. what do you think? my trade-off analytics indicate no one creates more space on offense. this allows him to nail a jumper from a densely populated urban area. what you're trying to say is from way downtown? i am still learning. i can see that. you for four years. i am still lea

hilary hagenbuch/president, sf young republicans:i mean you've got a lot of violence erupting from a lot of people on different sides of it's very difficult to play the middle man but i think he's trying to keep calm and everyone understands that that the answer. (hermela aregawi) former u.n. ambassador john bolton.. was the main speaker.. discussion on foreign policy.. also a big topic at the dinner... regulations on small businesses.reporting in san francisco, aregawi, kron 4 news. hate in the bay area is still worthy of concern, there's a significant presence here the numbers are relative small, but as we've seen, it only takes one person to inflict great damage. the us park service is expected to decide whether or not to issue a permit for that crissy field rally within a week. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news in oakland... police are investigating a deadly crash that claimed the life of two children. the six and eleven year olds were killed after the car they were in collided with another on international boulevard at 55th avenue. it happened at around 8-30 wednesday night. police s

this is hilarious footage from a hotel in spain. mad dash for the sun beds. >> the sun beds? >> the hotel says every morning at 8:00 a.m. when the pool opens, the patrons of the hotel do this sprint to get as near to the water everybody wants the prime spot in the sun bideds. >> it is important. they're not training for the olympics or iron man. many of them lay their towel down and go off to breakfast and do their thing. >> who's awake at 8:00 a.m. for that. >> the hotel says they have almost 500 rooms, so this becomes a problem when you have 500 people sprinting for the chairs. they remove the towels if the chairs are left unattended for two to three hours. >> it's important to be close to the pool bar. >>> i have no kids that i know of. but, if i did -- >> that i know of. >> yeah, that i know of. this would be my kid right here. check this out. >> hanging out. and then beyonce comes on. ♪ all the single ladies >> and when they turn off beyonce, this 21 month old starts crying. bring out some single ladies. ♪ all the single >> tha

he tweeted that having mr bannon on his campaign against hilary clinton had been great.bannon was sacked by the president as his chief strategist yesterday. aid officials say more than 16 million people have been affected by seasonal flooding across south asia. the floods in nepal, bangladesh and india are thought to have killed close to 600 people and are expected to worsen. stay with us. now it's time for

he tweeted that having mr bannon on his campaign against hilary clinton had been great. mr bannon was sacked by the president as his chief strategist yesterday. aid officials say more than 16 million people have been affected by seasonal flooding across south asia. the floods in nepal, bangladesh and india are thought to have killed close to 600 people and are expected to worsen. now it's time for dateline.

hilary committed crimes. there is no doubt she committed crimes. how does she skate free? what about all of these people leaking? i applaud the attorney general jeff sessions for now digging deep into this. but i also want to see either the attorney general, he could do it on other issues. he could do it on the clintons, debbie waser-man schultz. the ukranian conclusion >> people see through this. there wasn't a special prosecutor for lois learner in the irs scandal. there hasn't been a special prosecutor for the clinton foundation. there wasn't one for the espionage act. there wasn't one for china gate. there wasn't one for fast and furious. people see through this. donald trump, mr. president, let it ride. it's a political process. people see through it. it won't hurt your presency. make sure you get us that 3% plus gdp and no one is going to care. >> i sort of agree. these leaks are attorney. they need to get to the bottom of them >> isn't it the biggest threat to the presency right now? i believe it is, if you have one a day and your staff is spending 85% of the time,

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the symbol is aymmorning for thr heyer protesting a white nationalist rally. >> hilary clinton gives a candid view of her run against donald trump. in the what happen, clinton says she let down millions of americans. how she felt to have trumpbehind debate. she was uncomfortable tapes of trump groping women the day before. >> maybe i have overlearned the lesson of staying calm, biting m tongue, digging my fingernails clenched fist, composing my face to the world. leased september 1her book to be >> a jury has beenn the corruption trial of bob menendez. menendez and a campaign doaner are charge with a bribery scheme in return for political influence. september 6th opening statements the trial expect today last two months. >> we now know that new jersey state senator jim whelan sufficiented suffered a heart a. last month doctorsoved cancer from a kidney but he had a reactiono blood thinners. >> words are difficult to describe. >> i feel so bad. he was so excited about retiring in january, and enjoying retirement that he didn't get to enjoy. >> he was a big brother to me. >> he served t

. >> still to come on "action news" tonight, hilary clinton in her own words, experts from her own book her presidential run against donald trump. the show is in the sky today, the philadelphia air show. cecily? >> we have a fall like preview of the seven-day forecast. >> confederate monuments in charlottesville are covered in black. we have those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. >> a concert in the netherlands was called off before it even started after an unspecified threat. police in the area detained a driver of a van with a spanish license plate. there were a number of gas tanks inside. spanish counter terrorism officials say the van is not connected to the attacks that killed 15 people in spain last week. >>> the u.s. navy has dismissed the commander of its seventh fleet. the removal of the commander follows sunday's collision involving a u.s. oil tanker and destroyer, the uss mccain. navy officials will continue in their search and rescue mission. there have been four accidents this year after the watch. workers covered statues dedicated to robert e. lee and

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in northwest d.c., hilary lane, wusa9. >>> again, we've just learned one person has been arrested in connection police continue to pursue dozens of leads. >>> also new at noon, montgomery officials are working to find the owner of this pond. awe ports say it doesn't appear anyone was inside the car when it rolled into a pond on tom fox avenue. they are draining the pond to make sure no one has drowned. >>> north korea is vowing to teach the u.s. a lesson. it issued a statement overnight, promising it will continue to pursue its nuclear and ballistic programs, regardless of new u.n. sanctions passed over the weekend. the trump administration is still open to direct talks with the north. north korea is promising to take action a thousand fold against the u.s. in retaliation for new sanctions imposed against the communist country. >> they're not constrained right now, and they're racing toward a nuclear weapon, and that's a real threat to our country. >> reporter: the united nations sanctions could cut more than revenue, by banning coal, iron, lead, and seafood. >> this is the most stri

they prefer president obama and hilary clinton. get teamwork going when you know you've got all of these obama holdouts still working in government and perhaps some of them could be trying to undermine the president? >> well, maria, we're six months into this administration. it is about time that they get a handle on the various departments and agencies that are out there. but you can't do it unless you get your personnel in place. and that's been a real problem with this administration in terms of getting personnel, their people in place to be able to handle policy. every administration goes through this. and the best way to try to get people to be loyal to that administration is to know that there is merit to the job that they are doing. that they are accomplishing something that's worthwhile and that's recognized as important to the administration and important to the country. but to do that, you have to have people in place. you've got to have supervision. you've got to have people who are willing to control what's going on in

hilary, go sit down. [laughter] >> we will stick with sports. the naacp has joined the fraternity of colin kaepernick in running the nfl commissioner, demanding his reinstatement, wanting some spun nation for why he has not been signed. had gotten a response from commissioner goodell? derrick: we have not. >> what are the next ups were pressing for an answer? derrick: the reason we decided to enter the conversation was based on the principle of those who have a platform, entertainers and athletes have always been a key vehicle for us to raise issues. the issues that colin kaepernick was raising were legitimate issues. we would hate to see the nfl or any industry suppress the voice of individuals who are willing to use that platform to advocate for social justice. we are mourning the death of dick gregory, the vanguard of his platform to advance social justice. i oftentimes worked with danny glover, who uses his platform to advance social justice. for the naacp or any group to stand idly by -- we don't know the facts, so that is why we asked for

and this 29-year-old woman decided it would be hilarious to record. >> put your finger on the hole. >instructions just rolling off her tongue. he takes a hit and starts coughing. >> you wanted it. you got to have the whole lot. >> impressive level of stupid. not only it being a young child but being your child and getting it on video. >> authorities saw this and apparently do not condone this behavior. it is illegal to have these substances where this happened. she has been identified and is going to be facing two counts of supplies controlled drugs to a child. but not only that, child protective services in australia have been contacted. so hopefully this kid is going to have the protection he needs. >> your role as parent is to help guide your children. guide them to the age they can make their own decisions and mistakes. that's the massive problem here. if you were great with this and you're like, my mom said it was fine, you're setting their future on a different path. >>> 50 cent is the man. >> 50 cent is a must see on b.e.t. >> he has a new show coming up. >> it's a different ty

hilary lane has more. >> reporter: the answer was they really don't know. it would be a personal decision for officer trainer to step down and then the d.c. police can make a decision after the disciplinary review is finished. let's look at the similar high profile cases across the country. three used for the day yesterday crowds rioted in ferguson, missouri after an unarmed black teenager, michael brown, was shot and killed by officer darren wilson. will's and was not criminally charged but did resign from the ferguson police department and in minnesota, jeronimo yanez was acquitted of murder after a shot and killed philando castile in 2016 at a routine traffic stop and who received a $40,000 payout as part of the severance package. according to this tracker, 2017, 605 people have been shot and killed by oer country including 132 people who are black. back to the terrence sterling case, no word onweather officer trainor will resign. hilary lane, wusa9. >> we are staying on top of every angle of the story with breaking information on air and on our wusa9 mo

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but we thought it was hilarious. >> you have to tell the captain.an to a hospital. >> what to you think it is? >> i'm not sure. >> please help me. >> not only does it fit the style of acting that we love. but also, because we had the film to look at, there were a lot of shots we just took. we said, this is great. we wanted to go shot-for-shot, so it would look like an old movie, scene-for-scene. >> because of my mistake, six men didn't return from that raid. >> because of my mistake, six men didn't return from tha raid. >> we s up familiar situation. and we reverse the audiences expectations of the outcome. >> would you like to have it? >> thank you. >> thanks a lot. >> sure. you ever been in a cockpit before? >> no, sir. i've never been in a plane before. >> ever seen a grown man naked? >> the acting style and the committing to the absolutely serious portrayal of the roles is the essence of the film and why we insisted on directing it. >> you better tell the captain we have to be landing as soon as we can. she has to get to a hospital. >> a hospita

>> hilary: there is something going on between your wife and her colleague. i can see it. i'm not too sure why you can't. >> cane: look at you, trying to spread your misery far and wide. why? what happened? did jordan lose interest in you? is that it? [ gasps ] oh, he did, didn't he? and now you're afraid he's gonna set his sights on lily. >> lily: thanks for driving me. you didn't have to walk me in. >> jordan: blame my mother. that is how she raised me. oh, it's about dinnertime.

>> hilary: there is something going on between your wife and her colleague. i can see it. can't. >> cane: look at you, trying to spread your misery far and wide. why? what happened? did jordan lose interest in you? is that it? [ gasps ] oh, he did, didn't he? and now you're afraid he's gonna set his sights on lily. >> lily: thanks for driving me. you didn't have to walk me in. >> jordan: blame my mother. that is how she raised me. oh, it's about dinnertime.

hilary lane, wusa9. >>> and of course the opinions on the situation with north korea are pretty mixed on social media. beverly sports the president. -- supports the president. she says yes i am behind him 100%. thank god we have a president that will stand up and do something for a change. god bless trump and america. bob tweets, at the president, now we know why the educated people in the u.s. didn't want you to have the nuclear code. and finally, ben tweets wondering if the president knows that it's already august 9th and the 72nd anniversary of the u.s. atomic bombing of nagasaki. a lot of opinions about this. meantime the bombing anniversary comes just as pyongyang and washington are trading escalating threats. the world's first atomic bomb used back on august 6th, 1945, killed 140,000 people in hiroshima. the bombing of nagasaki three days later killed thousands more. today the mayor urged them to abandon nuclear weapons. to stay on top of the latest with the north korea situation, breaking news and live update, you should download that free wusa9 . >>> wonderful wednesday. that'

our hilary lane has more. >> the roger b. taney statue stood right here on this pedestal for 145 years, and overnight by 2 a.m. that statue was removed. there were people in this area including local lawmakers who had been working for over a decade to have this statue taken down. no word yet on where it will be housed. i want to show you some video that we took overnight of the statue being removed. trucks came in, a big crane took the statue down and then trucked it out of the area. it took a few hours, and the scene was really peaceful. there were a few people that came out with their cameras literally to to watch the statue come down. a very quiet and stark contrast to other areas around the country where there were protests, where there was violence around similar situations where other confederate statues have come down. there's one local delegate who says she was very emotional seeing this statue come down. >> i started working on getting rid of this statue in 2007, so it's been a decade-long quest. i am so happy to be

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it worked great but not a joke in the whole thing, but we thought it was hilarious. >> you better tellave to land as soon as we can. this woman has got to been to a hospital. >> what do you think it? ? >> i don't know but i know it's serious enough to get to the city with nearest hospital abilities. tell the captain i want to talk to him. >> certainly. please help me. >> not only does it fit the style of acting we love, but also because we had the film to look at, there were a lot of shots that we just took. we said, hey, this is great. we wanted to go shot for shot so it really would look like an old movie. in fact, scene for scene. we just copied it. >> because of my mistake, six men didn't return from that raid. >> because of my mistake, six men didn't return from that raid. >> we have visitors. >> hello. >> hi. >> we have a visitor. >> hello. >> hi. >> basically what we do is set up familiar situations and then we reverse the audience's expectation of the outcome. >> would you like to have it? >> thank you. thanks a lot. >> sure. you ever been in a cockpit before? >> no, sir, i've

hilary vann is in spring texas, where the gathering evacuees continues. doing their best to try to take anyone and anyone they can. hilary vaughn in spring, texas. >> just north of houston. the arcuate daniel. now he is using it to gather people in the neighborhood, to rescue them. daniel, tells why you're here today. >> i have a family at home, and i could not imagine being down there by myself with nobody to help. i had to come. >> we are here with the myelin family. one that had been rescued. the floodwaters have been rising. we spoke to beverly earlier. she is grateful to be rescued. was going to your mind, beverly? >> i feel real blessed right now for these people to come and take care of us. >> we will let them get on their way. as you can see, this neighborhood is completely overtaken by water in this boat completely packed full of people. they can fit everyone in one trip. they are underway. we are out with another group of men earlier. bill and scott from dallas with a canoe who are walking, chest high water going from door to door rescuing peopl

. >> greg, so if trump is crazy what's that make hilary? she lost to a crazy person. >> it's interesting. everybody there mentions the generic terms, growing mountain of evidence. his behavior but they don't mention actual specific facts because there aren't any. i understand this, trump is a hefty lift for people. he was a heavy lift for me during the elections -- the nomination -- the campaign. he's rude, he's brass, he's silly, he's childish but he's also very funny. if you obsessively pay attention to everything he says and believe he's completely serious the whole time he is going to drive you crazy. what you're seeing is a collective drug trip the media is sharing. they do believe they see a horrifying monster. they think they're seeing a monster because they're all high on this emotional belief without the evidence. what i don't understand is that a lot of these reporters and a lot of the commentators have been around. they're as old as i am so they've seen hysteria before and seen y2k and remember heavy metal and red meat and reefer

because the pictures are so hilarious. the ones at the music festival.omething inherently comedy about cameron. thank you very much for taking us through the newspapers and thanks to you for watching. you can watch the newspaper review on the eye player. full details on the bbc news website. that's it. thanks for watching. hello, once again wednesday has brought polar opposites in whether in different parts of the british isles. in some places glorious summer isles. in some places glorious summer days, glorious sunshine, the sort of thing you want for your holidays. however, these people were in the same country. far too close to comfort for this weather front. quite a bit of rain. notjust through today but in the last 36 hours. the rain totals for some have really mounted up. even down towards cornwall, more than your fair share. what news for the next couple of days? bad weather front. what news for the next couple of days? bad weatherfront. it will ta ke days? bad weatherfront. it will take time to move away. clear skies will allow temperatures in the

also, i can't help it sort of hilarious. you say the stories are inaccurate but there was a long story about you come a tollbooth, yale and cars. >> it's not that good of a story but this is how the world was then. i don't even know this story. i was with friends, we were going to a wrestling federation? in new york. chris jericho is here by the way. but anyway, i was driving with two new york and i was in a car that had at the toll pass so we went through and we lost secret service. but someone in my dorm wrote about it and it became this whole thing. i'm pretty sure in the national enquirer -- >> maybe i should read "the new york times" more than the national enquirer. so that did happen but it was accidental. >> believe me there's plenty ofo >> gies in the book. >> margaritas, awesome. well that's the end of the? >> what's funny is when we write about our precious grandpa and these unbelievable stories of him and things he said to me that moved me to tears that make me want to cry right now, that's easy to write because i

he thought i might bea absolutely hilarious. he didn't let on too much, he was a gentleman. that was the only time in my career where halfway through i had to mentally stop, freeze frame, and thought, what are you doing, dancing with bruce forsyth? what is going on? i still don't know the answer. it is lovely you have mentioned that because we have been running some footage from that very moment over the course of the last hour. i wonder if he will indulge us and let us play this again for those who perhaps have not seen it. let's see that. this could be a big opening for us. it could also be the end of both of our careers. don't be silly, now eric and ernie have left them. have you got hairy legs? no. i will have to transplant them. start it off. i will be with you. sure, take your time. this is lovely, this could save the whole show. just do as i do, a bit like the generation game and now there is the thing, left, right, lovely, just do the same thing. lovely, we are coming in now. right. # i'm putting on my top hat # i'm putt

it looked great but we thought it was hilarious. >> this woman has got to go to a hospital. >> what doitem not sure. tell the captain i want to speak to him. >> certainly. >> it's really film wire acting. not only does it fit the acting of style that we love, but also because we have the film to look at. there were a lot of shots we took, we could hey, this is great. we wanted to go shot for shot so it will look like an old movie in scene for scene. really we copied it. >> it was my mistake, sin men didn't return from that raid. >> it was my mistakes, six men didn't return from that raid. >> we have a visitor. >> basically what we did was set up familiar situations and diversed the audience expectation of that outcome. >> would you like to have it? >> thank you. thanks a lot. >> ever be in a cockpit before? >> no man i never been before. >> ever see a grown man naked? >> the portrayals of the role is the essence of film and why we insisted on directing it. >> this woman has gotten to be taken to a hospital. >> a hospital, what is it? >> it's a big building with patients but that's not

th was hilarious. >> jorda and i was like this is not fair, obama should be able to say what he wants the world and the spectrum we live in in the united states he couldn't, so we did it for him. >> i invited luther, my angry translator to join me here tonight. >> we knew this was something he would enjoy. >> we count on the press to shed light -- >> and we can count on fox news to terrify old white people with the politics. >> the best way to describe the feeling is satisfaction. >> that's why we running for a third term. >> no we're not. >> we're no? >> no. >> who the hell said that? >> donald trump is here tonight -- >> i had just started at the white house, and i got the final draft. it had all this stuff about donald trump, i just remember thinking like, woa this is going to be a lot different than the draft i saw before that. >> just recently in an episode of apprentice, you mr. trump >> you do find the correspondents dinner where the president goes up to that line and don't cross it. and there's who do cross it. >> trump is running as a republican, which is surprising because i

he should have followed hilary's example.> it raises the question why this raid -- if he has in fact been cooperating. >> criminality, may be by and somebody else. the fbi, there was information in that house that would be destroyed unless produced forcibly. >> is this a good thing for paul manafort? >> it's bad thing for paul manafort. it puts him at dead center of the robert mueller investigation. >> this clearly is not a case where we hear from paul manafort's spokesperson, his attorney, saying we are fully cooperating. they obviously feel something different. >> sean: what happened to innocent until proven guilty? i know it's so outdated and i still believe in it. geraldo rivera, judge jeanine pirro. the predawn raid makes me laugh. geraldo, what did they think? smash everything if they didn't go in and in the early hours? that morning after he hadhi testified the day before didn'tt he make a mistake not following hilary and debbie wasserman schultz and and loretta lynch and eric holder's lead? he could have bleacheded an

it would be. >> that's hilarious, reminds me of the one that went viral.omes in and the mother is grabbing them out of the picture. best i believe i watched that 1,000 times. i laughed like crazy, this is great too. >>> nice to celebrate a beautiful day and a trend i believe you're going to enjoy. the trend is your friend everything. >> the trend is your friend >> through your weather headlines to let you know that wow, we're headed for the 50's and 60's overnight and it isn't going to be soup me, the humidity is dropping even, so to speak, and it will be taking a hike for the foreseeable future. temperatures going forward, not today, but go forward are going to be more typical of what we might see around here in mid september. i'm calling eight fall preview. doesn't officially start until september 22, i'm not in a rush to get fall, i love summer but it is nice to get a break from the tropical humidity, it's just been so outrageous and fuels up the big thunderstorms, we'll keep this going through the weekend. it looks terrific as well with plenty of sunsh

. >> obstacles to growing up, maturing, always really hilarious because most of the time things do notll. don't know how to deal with the emotions of it, physical aspects of it, it's just going to be very embarrassing. >> she's gotten her boobies. >> i better get my magnifying glass. >> when i was in high school and mother said to me someday you'll look back on all this and laugh, didn't realize would take 20 years but ultimately she was right. >> my two front teeth didn't fall out until i was in fifth grade, which is late. and that same week, i got my period. which is early. >> any stage of life, if you tell the story honestly, it can be funny. that's what people connect with. everybody's been 12 years old, knows what that feels like. >> were you typical? >> i was typical of i guess a young budding future pervert. >> sitting around when you was young men sitting in class and your [ bleep ] get hard for nothing? just sitting there and [ bleep ] say hey, what's going on in there? that's when the teacher says want to come work out this problem on the board? >> just trying to figure out h

saying he's making america great and investigators should be looking at hilary clinton instead of him. >> the president said coal mining jobs are back and coal exports are up 60%. west virginia governor jim justice used the visit to make a announcement going from democrat to republican. >> like it or not like it, the democrats walked away from me. tomorrow, i will be changing my reregistration to republican. >> the president kissed a license plate that said for trump which brought a roar of applause. >> the secret service was kicked out of trump tower and left on a sidewalk. their command post had been on the floor below trump's apartment. they were told to find space elsewhere. the president's family moved to d.c. in june and rarely goes back to trump tower. >> despite the grand jury development the loud clear message from the president, his tetenure is going well. >> a massachusetts woman was sentenced to prison today for sending text messages to her boyfriend for urging him to kill herself. the judge found that her words caused conrad roy to kill himself. >> he appeared to be quest

>> this is hilarious. i totally believe it. kids love to play games on my iphone.n it gets into the wrong hands. >> wow. >> try again at 23 -- what is that? >> 23 billion minutes. >> funny. >> finally, this day got the message loud and clear from his daughter, but it's on his car. she was trying to be sweet about it and wrote on his car. >> can't be mad -- >> you can't be mad at that one. i have one to add to this list. this is what happened -- last year at my house. >> no way. >> this is not a game. somebody drew on the couch. >> it's not me. i would never do that! i would never -- no way. >> no. this is not a game. somebody drew on the couch. and they all -- they all blamed each other. then my little guy's -- i never found out who did this. this was last year. they never ratted out each other. >> you've raised wonderful children. >> i finally within this last week, i think i know who did it. >> you're not going to name him. >> no. >> don't rat him out. >> no. i think it was my daughter. >> sheinelle, they've been holding the secret -- >> i'm so sure. you know why