widen says she felt mom shamed. >> something similar happened to author kim brooks. d as she shopped for five minutes inside a store. brooks didn't realize a stranger recordrd her child alone and called police. the fallout caused brooks to take a deeper look at why today's parents deal with so much criticism, doubt and worry. her new book is "small animals: parenthood in the age of fear." kim brooks, good morning. >> good morning. >> you where ithe bo "i fe cau doing something very bad." explain how this made you feel as a mother. >> i felt every mortgather want be the best mother she can be. when someone suggests that you've done something wrong it can be upsetting. at the same time, i didn't really understand why what i had done was wrong or dangerous, and so that's why i started researching and talking to other women who have had similar things happen, to learn more about what's the actual risks are when it comes to giving children independence and freedom. >> you talk in the book, though, about that moment. you were visiting your family in virginia, and you went t

the author is kim brooks and she shares her own personal story of a legal fallout after leaving her 4ay in march while she ran in to a store for a quicker rand. she was soon then, after notified that there was a warrant out for her arrest. we are getting reaction from our panel of moms. evangeline gomez is in the back on the top left, an attorney specializing in family and matrimonial law. i will start with you. >> i think it's extreme. as some point as a parent, you have to rely on common sense. and if you see your child under a are just stepping a few steps away. i mean, how many of us have gone to drop mail in a mailbox and park the car. get out. the child is in there and you run right back to your car. this isn't a situation where it was 90 degrees, she was leaving her child out for a lock period oalong period of ti. instead of someone reporting and calling the police, why don't you just look after the child or ask the mother hey, do you need my help? i can spot you while you go on in and run yourer rand a will be here. weave need to have more communication that way instead of let

kim jong un. here is vincent brooks. >> for the warriors, a commitment made to one another before going into battleneration of warriors to the next. and for all, solemn reminder. no matter how long it takes. i'm not -- president trump says look forward to seeing you soon. it seems that he is employing the same unpredictability that the president have. they have hostages release and back home and he will return remains of the fallen fighters. it appears to be tinkering with the long distance missiles. >> greg: i said a couple of days ago, negotiations are going on. don't stop what you are doing. north korea is waiting for the grand gesture. if this were a relationship the part you put the ring on the finger and the grand gesture might be declaration of peace or something bigger than that. you have to compare last night a moving experience that should have been covered by the networks and wasn't. compare it to january 13. which was everyone in hawaii thought they were going to die because of a malfunction and missile system. that was driven in part by the psychological fears over north korea. how has

>> great question, rob, kim jong un has a unique opportunity to reach out for economic development and as our commander in korea general brookthere is no going back for north korea, the un security council is still locked arms, kim needs and wants sanction's relief but going forward is the only thing, president trump told us in may it would go as slowly or quickly as kim jong un wants, it's about the political will in kim jong un's heart as our -- it's really on his shoulders. we have to keep the pressure on military and the sanction's pressure. rob: yeah. jackie: john mccain's lasting impact on military as he passed this weekend, a lot of thoughts on him this morning, what would you say about his impact on the military? >> as a national security analysts john mccain was a navy man through and through, naval aviation, he could be really tough on the air force, he made sure it was always admiral and command in the pacific but under his time in the senate naval aviation flourished. they got the new super hornet fighter, pa surveillance plane and set aviation up for radical new f-35 fighter, his legacy in naval aviation is what

kim jong un 7 mike pence will speak later on. let's listen in. >> the ceremony is hosted by vincent brooks, united nations command. we appreciate the minister of national defense, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the honorable we song jew, security. us ambassador harry harry and rear admiral john c crisp from the mia county agency. all of whom will serve the viewing public. we also acknowledge the korean national assembly, members of the diplomatic corps, members of the united nations command, members of the republic of korea and the united states combined command and the united states forces in korea. today's ceremony will be conducted in three parts. honors to the following, the dignified transfer of remains and the flyaway. there will be a brief interlude to allow your departure. you are invited and welcome to observe all three parts in the room. ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the invocation given by the command chaplain and remain standing for the playing of the national anthem of the republic of korea and the united states of america representing the united nations command countries. >> if y

certainly w this letter, brooke, the writer obviously has a vendetta against this pope and other paroleates that he names in the letter. you may remember that this is the archbishop who put kim that county clerk from kentucky who refused to sign a same sex license for a photo op with the pope making it seem as though the pope agreed with her. he was relieved then, by pope francis of his position in washington as the ambassador to washington after that incident. this particular archbishop, very right wing, has had a vendetta against this pope for some time. so many -- if you read this letter, this 11-page letter, his accusations are not sourced. there is no evidence given. so when the pope was asked to respond on the plane to it, he simply said, look, you are reporters, if you do your job, you will see why i'm not responding. in other words, it doesn't really deserve the dignity of a response. >> of a response. >> at least at this point. >> okay. do you think still, though, the question remains, didn't speak about it in any lengthy way, if at all in ireland. what do you think -- why suspect he addressing this head on? >> well, i think, again, he certainly talked about abuse i

kim jong-un and the south korean leader will meet. this will be the first trip in more than a decade. >>> and brooks koepka held off tiger woods to win his first pga championship and he credits him for pushing him to victory. everyone was rooting for brooks during sunday's tournament and that's what forced him to step up his game. woods finished second by two strokes and established two career records. woods shot his best final round and best total score in a major tournament. good night for both of them. >> indeed. >>> cbs news has learned the alleged golden state killer will be charged this morning for what is believed to be his very first murder. joseph deangelo is accused of shooting claude snelling in 1975. only on "cbs this morning," we spoke to snelling's daughter. and the police chief will announce today's new charges. demarco morgan shows us why this case is challenging to prosecutors. good morning. >> good morning. police believe the golden state killer began his killing spree in a small town. they say it escalated from sadistic burglar to notorious killer. >> in my heart, i believe he's the one and my father was his first

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