wow. >> we should point out that mary lou remembers every day of her life.g on every day. >> things come back. i'm in this building, and i remember all the different times. >> one of the producers asked me for a significant date in my life that i could remember. i couldn't remember the day i graduated college. they said what about the day i gave some commencement speech. i said tell me what year and when that was. let me just ask if you remember. >> i don't remember your life. >> why not, mary lou? >> autobiographical. >> i'm going to pick my date, and you tell me what happened to you on that day. may 9th, 2008. that was the day i gave the speech. the only day i remember of my life. >> it was a friday. may 9th, 2008. i was doing publicity -- i had a book that had just come out called "wear your life well." >> oh, my gosh. >> i was actually -- was doing something with my husband. it's like the whole day starts to like fall into place. >> does that start to drive you crazy? is that something you access when you need it, or does it drive you crazy? >> it's like

trace adkins, mary lou henner, omarosa. are you changing anything? >> oh, yeah.y of it now, you know all the other competitors on "all-star celebrity apprenti apprentice" have been through it before. whatever you didn't figure out first time around, you have a much better strategy and potential. >> they are dissecting everything you did. >> i came back this year. >> didn't do. >> i'm a skydiver. i came back this year because i love adrenaline and fear. i love the idea that i'm back this year with like mary lou is my buddy and trace is my buddy and you talk to them like this, and what's going on in the back of their head? will they stab me in the back in 20 minutes? >> right, because you're planning the same thing, let's be honest. you're in it to whip, right? >> i'm in it to win it for mom's organization. >> for your mom, breast cancer research. you raised $89,000 last time. >> $100,000. >> breaking records in terms of fund-raising, that has to feel good. >> this is really affecting people and changes lives through the charitable works. "all-star apprentice" will

why not, mary lou? speech. the only day i remember of my life. >> it was a friday. may 9th, 2008. i was doing publicity -- i had a book that had just come out called "wear your life well." >> oh, my gosh. >> i was actually -- was doing something with my husband. it's like the whole day starts to fall into -- >> does that start to drive you crazy? is that something you access when you need, it or does it drive you crazy. >> it's like a pilot light that's always on. if i am driving and hear a song on the radio, i can flash back on all the times or the first time or a significant time. if i'm on the phone with my sister, it might flash through my mind, well, not like this on the phone because -- it's like this. if -- it's there, but, you know, i can -- >> this isn't just a gee whiz book. we know you are capable. it's a gift you've been given. >> there are 12 of us that have been documented in the world so far. >> your book is to help other people. in what way? >> people don't realize that every single thin

happy 0th birthday mary lou. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> to address he house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> the bill before us is a joke. it is only a few sentences, all it does is ask the president to include in his budget a simple equation that provides the -- divides the projected deficit by the number of taxpayers. it doesn't take a bill to do this, it just takes a calculator. if the house republican caucus wants to do a math problem for the american people, i can save everyone some time and money. mr. takano: $845 billion, the estimated deficit, divided by $ 158 million, the number of taxpayers, $50,000. done. why have this bill when we can solve the math problem by doing it. i shouldn't have to come to the floor to do this and yet my republican friends -- any of my republican friends could have called me and i would have walked them through that simple equation. my constituents face

. >> tomorrow ricky schroeder is a doll, and mary lou henner and pregnancy trends of the year.mily. >> i just wanted children. jeff: from co-parenting. >> let's do this. we were designing a family. custody, finances. jeff: what about sex? >> what specifically did you want to know? jeff: share donors and adoptions. >> wanted one little kid and we ended up with 12. jeff: they're creating loving families in unconventional ways. this is all about love. [ applause ] hello! roll it! [ cbs television distribution ] jeff: all right. a little about me. i'm recently married. i worked with my wife on this show. and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show 'cause there's a lot to talk about. this is the adventure. welcome to the show. thank you very much. have a seat. so, today we're talking about modern families. i'm part of a modern family in that lisa, my wife, and i have two kids from her previous marriage. i'm a parent. they have other parents. it's a beautiful, beautiful blended family. but there's all kinds of new families and co-

. >> jimmy: where's lisa, mary-lou, your team -- like, no one said anything.ing head. then, i got really tricky and then i go, "oh, that's it, dee's going home." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i was a dead man. dead man walking. >> jimmy: i was bummed out. >> and i'm faked bummed, like i said. >> jimmy: yeah, i know -- but i'm genuinely happy to come back -- that you came back. >> it's an odd show though, because when you get fired, you still get paid. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, it's great. >> jimmy: that's kind of fantastic. you got to want that. [ cheers and applause ] dee, i wanted to give you a little chance to get back at donald trump. what we do is, even though donald trump fired you, we thought we'd let you turn the tables tonight and fire him. so, here's how it's gonna work, we're gonna give you a donald trump digi-wig. -- all the kids have these digital wigs. then, in your best donald trump impression, you look into this camera right here -- >> this camera right here? >> jimmy: yeah. and you say, "you're fired." okay? let's try this. first one ever, dee

and you'll meet our first unstoppable mom finalist, mary lou king from pennsylvania. emmy-award winning "live!" [cheers and applause] [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] michael: hello beautiful lady. kelly: hi gorgeous. [cheers and applause] listen, listen, don't complain. angela bassett was backstage and we were star-struck by her, ok? michael: yes. kelly: you would be too, i swear. michael: yes, you would be. kelly: and she wanted to take a picture with us, and we're like you're angela bassett, you can have whatever you whant! even though we are on the air and we should technically be out on camera already, we will take this picture! [laughter] michael: we get caught up too. kelly: she's so

. >> tomorrow ricky schroeder is a doll, and mary lou henner and pregnancy trends of the year. [ cricketsmoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] . >>> the city of campbell dealing with its first homicide in years as police try to find the person who shot and killed a young man here last night. i'm bob redell. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> breaking news out of pacifica at this hour where a stolen sailboat has run aground. and now the coast guard has it surrounded. i'm christie smith, we'll have that story coming up. >>> a bay area landmark charred. we'll let you know what happened at the happy hound. we'll give you an up close look. >>> right now we give you a look at an overcast bay bridge toll plaza, where it looks monday-like at that hour. you're watching nbc bay area. >>> good morning. thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. happening right now in pacifica. a strange twist in the ongoing rescue of a stranded boat. it has now turned into a police operation. the people aboard the 82-foot sailb

the 83-year-old most famous for his role as lou grant in mary tyler moore show.a lambert coming to the rescue of this historical pooch. she tweeted the picture saying she found him on the side of the highway in oklahoma. she will care for him until she finds a home. >> now for your starting lineup. the top stories this morning it didn't come easy but the miami heat kept their streak alive. duane wade added 21 including that late game shot put in 98-94. miami becomes only the fourth team in nba history to win 20 straight season games. an nfl free agent saw big moves but none bigger than the denver broncos signing wide receiver wes welker. he agreed to a two-year $12 million deal with denver. he spent the last 6 seasons with the new england patriots. a serious sight for lakers. kobe bryant severely spraining his left ankle with seconds left in the 4th quarter. x-rays were negative. not known how long he will be out. >> it is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up they were supposed to be a sweet treat for his friends but the brownies had something extra se

and two other close calls, memphis as lou pointed out barely beat st. mary's, missing a three-pointer at the buzzer and number three, marquette beat number 14 seed davidson. the score late with one second left. 59-58. connell: all right. warner: nuggets 14 in a row and the justin rose had the lead of the arnold palmer invitational, he's four strokes ahead of tiger woods. connell: warner wolf with the sports on "imus in the morning" radio program, later will be stuart varney and his conversation with imus, and as we come up on 19 after the hour, it's time for "varney & company." ♪ ♪ ♪ imus in the morning ♪ >> but we have to pass the bill so you can find out what is in it away from the fog of the controversy. stuart: oh, well, now we've seen it, dug into it and felt the effects and it's still not popular. listen to this, the senate votes to repeal an obamacare tax. there's a headline for you. good morning, everyone. it's the medical device tax and the vote to strike it down 79-20, overwhelming abipartisan, the it helps to fund obamacare, upwards of 40 million pe

lou: joining us now is the a-team. fox news contributor michael goodwin and reagan political director ed rollins. and mary anne marsh.being here. let me start with you, michael. this is a president over in israel. getting high marks. at least in the early going. >> it was eight brilliantly choreographed trip. you make references to his children and he speak to them. i thought it was an excellently crafted speech. you have to take risks. meanwhile, some palestinians are filing rockets into other parts of israel. he goes and speaks with one of the most interesting presidents of all times. this is a content of his speech. lou: this speech, a few lucky to survive this politically? >> i think president obama has handled this trip thus far. he has been a terrific job. but i think the republicans here in congress, he realizes he has less political power after the last election than he had previously. they would be wise to do a benjamin netanyahu said. everybody benefits. >> why would you think that? >> i don't think today was a good day when he went across the border. they found that the difficulty that they are going to ha

mary tyler moore? we've discussed it. >> oh, okay. yeah, all right. but i do it with lou brien.it every time we talk about treasury secretary. >> but you could whether you talk about lululemon. >> lululemon. >>> > ming, at the top of the hour, a woman who has achieved plenty of success. we're going to welcome arrianna huffington. it's out now. there is tiger woods with lindsay vonn. i want to say something. we got back and the cypress thing, i was unable to say anything about my ski trip. so i just want to show you something. i know if you look at this, i could have turned right or left and not gone down this slope, but that is a downhill course, a double black for 2015 for the world cup. and i did -- i got to ski bengally, my zen master, mark rimaldi, i can finally do the pitch. i finally lean into the mountain, stay perpendicular to the slope. but this lindsay vonn is a stud beyond belief. she gets down -- they go down these things in a minute and 30 seconds in a tuck and i think i understand why someone like tiger -- i mean, he can get a lot of pretty girls, so that's not wha