here's abc's juju chang. >> reporter: jake has trapped himself inside a world of silence. so, what's your favorite tv show? he won't talk. his parents were baffled. >> i heard himself at camp this summer and he didn't tell anybody. i said, did you cry? he said no. i said, did you tell the counselors? he was like, no. >> reporter: maya is the same way. watch. she doesn't move a muscle during her school pageant. maya's extreme social phobia made it impossible for her to blow out her own birthday candles. >> not talking to your peers, not talking to your teachers. just being -- even for recess, being next to the teacher like this. >> reporter: she never plays? no. >> reporter: her mom and step-dad said maya didn't speak a word for the entire school year. they made this video just so the kids in her class could hear her voice. >> you talk a lot at home? >> i talk a lot at home. >> wave good-bye to your class. >> bye-bye, class. merry christmas. >> reporter: maya is an extreme example. but nearly all kids have fears of one kind or another. that's because parents rescue kids too

chang in new york city, this is "nightline," december 15th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm juju chang. are you being watched? it's a disturbing thought, but a recent rash of voyeurism cases suggests it's not just a paranoid suggest. criminals are using tiny hidden cameras in public and seemingly private places. worse still, in many states, these crimes are only misdemeanor, meaning even peeping toms that are caught aren't seriously punished. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: these are boom times for peeping toms who are watching you by hiding cameras in places you would never expect. you're looking at jonathan willing. police say this video shows him putting a tiny camera in a tanning booth where he recorded four naked women. and this here is james allen reesy, shown on video apparently placing his cell phone camera under an unsuspecting woman's dress. and police say he did the same thing as a nearby thrift store, achling the lens underneath the door of a dressing room as a 10-year-old changes inside. >> the man is disgusting. he needs to be put away for good. >> reporter: video vo

thanks juju, for that. tomorrow night, an exclusive interview for the holidays, president obama and the first lady sit down together with our barbara walters to talk about their tradition, sharing personal insight, also answering some questions from the kids out there. we hope you check us out tomorrow night. and we thank you for watching abc news. our friends at "good morning america" are working while you're resting. they'll have the very latest. we're always online at abcnews.com.

here's abc's juju chang. >> reporter: dr. sigrid hahn and her baby girl are about to embark on a mission, thousands of miles away from new york city. thousands of miles away from mt. sinai hospital where she and dr. natasha are both professors. for two years now, this dynamic duo has been traveling back and forth to remote mozambiqumozamb. ♪ because far too many women and children die here needlessly. >> just telling me that the number of woman who give birth alone with absolutely nobody is 6%. alone, nobody. >> reporter: incredible. so, they're working with local health care workers to train village midwives how to deal with complications in childbirth, which kills 1 in 11 here. his biological mother died giving birth. >> partly out of practical reasons. i'm her primary car giver. having her there gives me something to relate to the women about and they can maybe relate to me. >> the women do so much more than just take care of the kids here. they run the house. they are really the driving force of the village. >> reporter:

chang in new york city, this is "nightline," december 23rd, 2011. >> good evening, i'm juju chang. for all of us, the holidays are a time to reflect. even more so, if you're the commander in chief. this year, president obama scored some victories, including the elimination of osama bin laden. but many feel he's failed to fix the economy. nearly three out of every four americans say the country is on the wrong track. in this exclusive joint interview, the president and the first lady talk with our barbara walters and answer some surprising questions from inquisitive children. >> reporter: this season, some 85,000 people will visit the white house. with american troops finally coming home from iraq, this year's theme honors military families. >> and this is where many of our holiday guests come when we have receptions. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama took me on a tour. >> this would be me, mrs. obama. this one is a cute one, this is the president. you see, by the ears. well done. >> reporter: she's joking, of course, and she can. in a marriage that's spanned 20 years, the obam

everybody check out juju's report tonight on "nightline.", with the weather. >> this is riley. say hi. >> hi. >> you did something very nice for us. you made this sign. and i love what you did. show us what you intended to do with the sign here when you cut the wreath in the middle. i'll hold that. >> i put my face in here. >> okay. like that. and so, what does the outside of the sign say? >> it says my first trip to new york. >> all right. did you have fun so far? >> yeah. >> what was the best part? >> probably going down and seeing all of the beautiful lights. >> the lights are kind of awesome in new york city. this is time to go home. tomorrow, you're going to make it back to charlotte, right? >> yes. >> north carolina. just in time for santa. let's get to the boards. we'll start with our twitter pictures and facebook. you sent all of the snow pictures in. we're looking for holiday lights. that one kind of counts in white rock. you have to have the lights on. send us big, wild, crazy holiday lights pictures. we'll use them after this week

janet jackson sits down with juju chang with words of wisdom for her niece. and she tells us, what it was like growing up with big brother, michael. >> hello, miss jackson. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay wi th closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >> reporter: good morning i'm rain showers across the bay with fog. >> the fog here, live shot of bay bridge toll. roads are slick. we'll show you what it looks like around the bay area. >> reporter: good morning i'm amy hollyfield. police believe in medical marijuana dispensary was making hundreds of thousands of dollars and the people running it was profiting when they shouldn't have been. >>> 4:31. as you saw it is raining outside thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. you had to take it slow on the freeway. lisa hi. >>> good morning a little over a 10th the north bay san rafael, santa rosa. notice that we have the rain from the north bay, along the peninsula, east and south bay further ea

janet jackson sits down with juju chang with words of wisdom for her niece. tells us, what it was like growing up with big brother, mi

. >>> first, here is juju channing for what iewfl see after abc -- what you'll see after abc news at 11:00. >>> bombings and political arrest. is iraq spinning out of control days after america pulls out? >>> "spiderman" a runaway hit. been ono and the edge have the last -- bono and the edge have the last laugh. >>> $10,000 falls in your lap. you're thinking i'm going on vacation and pay off bills. why did a man in colorado want to get rid of the money? bill ripley explains it to us. >> of all the crazy things beings i won money in vegas that weekend. >> reporter: nobody expects to become a saint in sin city. >> i felt i was floating op air- - on air. >> reporter: i he he may have come close. >> if that happened to me, i would want that back. >> reporter: he found something at the airport before his flight home to colorado. >> there were two caesar's palace envelopes. >> reporter: both unmarked i. >> just couldn't believe it. $5,000 in each envelope. >> reporter: some may have thought they hit the jackpot. not gilbert. >> i wanted to show my kids the right thing to do. >> reporter: h

and juju chang is here to talk about the latest trend. what happened to the good, old photo album.e i skies are probably robin. in your neighborhood. you need to send them to us. you saw two families go head-to-head on tuesday. and you voted all day. we can now reveal that the zinakowskis are headed to the finals. today's matchup. we start off with the gioves family. they play music that you can get in your car. the house dances to the music there. and it's about 60,000 l.e.d. lights, all computer choreographed to the music. >> you're saying, i could find it on my -- >> on the radio in your car. like the folks pulling in front of the house right now. it's so good. they back up, turnaround and go another pass at the house. who is family number two? >> let's check out the challenger. the witis family. they've done this amazing tribute to the 170,000 lights to the troops. it's dedicated to the semper fi fund. and the lights are synced up to "god bless the usa." >> anytime you have the tornado of lights on the right-hand side there, that's a winner. you can vote all day. who do you thi

thanks so much, juju. you can see all of her report on "nightline."ce the mavs. a rematch of last season's finals. and followed by bulls against the lakers. >>> coming up, the great andrea bocelli. >>> andrea bocelli. a couple weeks back, he song from his new cd, "andrea bocelli concerto, one night in central park." now, he brings us another one from his album, "white christmas." ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ just like the ones i used to know ♪ ♪ where the treetops glisten ♪ ♪ and children listen to hear sleigh bells ♪ ♪ in the snow [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ just like the ones i used to know ♪ ♪ where the treetops glisten and children listen ♪ ♪ to hear sleigh bells in the snow ♪ ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ with every christmas card i write ♪ ♪ may your days be merry and bright ♪ ♪ and may all your christmases ♪ ♪ and may all your christmases ♪ ♪ and may all your christmas christmases be white ♪ ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ >>> and down the stret

everybody check out juju's report tonight on "nightline."with the weather. >> this is riley. say hi. >> hi. >> you did something very nice for us. you made this sign. and i love what you did. show us what you intended to do with the sign here when you cut the wreath in the middle. i'll hold that. >> i put my face in here. >> okay. like that. and so, what does the outside of the sign say? >> it says my first trip to new york. >> all right. did you have fun so far? >> yeah. >> what was the best part? >> probably going down and seeing all of the beautiful lights. >> the lights are kind of awesome in new york city. this is time to go home. tomorrow, you're going to make it back to charlotte, right? >> yes. >> north carolina. just in time for santa. let's get to the boards. we'll start with our twitter pictures and facebook. you sent all of the snow pictures in. we're looking for holiday lights. that one kind of counts in white rock. you have to have the lights on. send us big, wild, crazy holiday lights pictures. we'll use them after this week.

she talked to juju chang. good to see you, juju. >> good to see you, george.h everything the trial churned up emotionally. but she also talks about great joy, reconnecting with fans on a world tour. but what really shocked me, is even with at the height of her fame, with those rock-hard abs we all remember, janet jackson felt bad about her body. janet jackson is a study in contrast. a brash performer. edgy, sexy. ♪ >> i love the rain. >> reporter: but offstage, intensely private, even shy. having spent her whole life in the spotlight. here, she belts out a tune on "the carol burnett show," holding her own with her brothers. ♪ good times >> reporter: as the youngest child in a wildly successful show business family, she seems like the typical child star. and yet, she was deeply self-conscious about her body. where did that come from? >> it stemmed from being a kid. being the baby of the family, you get teased. >> reporter: you wrote in your book, michael would tease you. >> yes. about my butt being too big. and i carried that through as an adult. but i was 10 y

so abc's juju chang caught up with one man who says he is passionate about raising the american dream>> trying to draw contact. shot from wade. >> dwyane wade leads a double life. by day, he earns $14 million a year playing this game. off the court, he's hip. he's hot. he's uber chic. but at night, he plays a different game. as a single father raising his two young sons and a nephew. what are the d-wade house rules? >> you get out of your school clothes, put your shoes away. wash your face. i want them to follow it. >> the moms an school didn't know what to make of him. do you do drop-offs? >> i was, like, one of the only dads doing drop-off. they called me mr. mom for a while. >> it's an apt nickname because wade is a man with a mission. >> how you doing? >> to bring back a pillar of the american dream, the bedrock american value of family. he's reaching out to fathers and sons to combat the epidemic of broken homes. a jaw dropping 72% of african-american kids are being raised by a single parent. mostly women. >> as men, we have to get back in line to raise our families. to make sure

>> juju chang reports. >> reporter: what do hollywood power moms, angelina jolie, and heidi klum have, and this one, victoria beckham, and pamela anderson change ed her tommy tattoo to mommy. in fact mom tats are a huge trend. >> hundreds of reade sending in tattoos they have gotten to commemorate their children. ♪ >> the remarkable thing about mom tattoos, is how universal they are, not just happening in hipster enclaves, on the coasts they are across the united states. >> reporter: the pew research center found 35% of 20 to 40-year-olds have at least one tattoo. including homer simpson. >> my tramp stamp. i got mine from a show where people regret these. >> reporter: we did hear from real moms with real regrets. >> you cannot wake up and remove it. >> reporter: most seem to wear their ink with pride, christie, the sister of last season's bachelorette. >> i wouldn't consider myself alternative, i listen to pop music, watch reality tv. a traditional mom. >> she doesn't care what other mothers think? >> i have definitely gotten looks on the playground. with the kids. i get funny looks

here's abc's juju chang. >> reporter: specially designed wheels, custom fabrics, adjustable seating.. the maserati of must-have mommy gadgets. >> your ads read like a sports car ad. >> yeah, we see ourselves -- often it's a range rover stroller, the cadillac of strollers. >> it's the perfect combination of style and status. >> reporter: as president of bugaboo america she helped launch the luxury stroller company by getting it on "sex and the city." and as the prada of pavement, hollywood stars feed the bugaboo craze. gwyneth, the damons, even gwen stefani. rachel zoe showed me her, what else, missoni collection bugaboo. its a-list clients make for an eye-popping a-list price tag. $1,600. >> people look at the price and go, who are these people buying these strollers? >> well, i think in the economy, there's always a flight to value, right, is how i see it. so certainly in more than ever in these times you want to invest in a quality product that has timeless design. >> reporter: but the timeless design can't be all that goes into that price tag. >> depending on the stroller, just th

juju chang got to hang out with d.ious conversation because he's a serious guy. dwyane wade is a single dad who says dads need to step up. he often speaks out against the epidemic of broken homes. a jaw-dropping 72% of african-american kids are being raised by a single parent, mostly mom. president obama even appointed wade to a white house parenting initiative. but the nba standout doesn't just talk about fatherhood. he listens. >> drives on marion. trying to draw contact. typical shot from wade. >> reporter: miami heat's megastar, dwyane wade, is itching to get back to work. i'll bet you are. raring to go. >> that's my christmas present. i can't wait. >> reporter: but the end of the six-month nba lockout is also bittersweet because wade is a single dad, raising two sons and a nephew, who made all that free time count. >> to wake up in the morning. we'd do something together. we would do bowling, basketball. whatever they wanted to do, we'd do it. and just had fun. >> reporter: behind the multimillion-dollar brands an