we went to mary poppins and f.a.o. schwartz and all that.we ask the question. >> i know you have a job. >> are you disappointed? we talk about patterns of behavior, and everyone gets it. are you disappointed in this latest thing when it coming to your ex? >> i have a lot of faith in my ex, and i am concerned about our xhirn a children and my concern is to keep them protected and thank god they're 5 or 6 is and can't turn on the computer and television to watch the news. that's where my priority is. is keeping them safe and secure and not know what went on. they're at an age where thank god they can't figure it out and watch what's going on. >> do they still get to see charlie a lot? how do you work that out? >> we came out here together. charlie and i and the girls flew out here together. he was with us when we saw mary poppins. we took him to the museum and shopping. we had a great time. the girls are unaware of anything, so as far as they know they had a great time with their mom and dad in new york. >> it's easy to do that when the girls

. >> jimmy: i gave it like a nice mary poppins voice. >> i moved out of new york just so i could have to be able to have a license with your picture on it and everything. >> jimmy: your dad was a -- >> well, we had a car in the family because dad drove a cab. >> jimmy: a cab driver? >> well, it was a very convenient way for him to make money. he was many things. but from the age of 7 till i was about 13, he drove a yellow cab. 6s99. if i ever had a band, that's what i would call my band. [ scattered applause ] >> jimmy: that's pretty cool. 6s99. >> yeah, that was his number. i still look for it. >> jimmy: that's so cool. and, so wait. so your dad had a cab, so you would just like -- driving the family cab? >> well, you know, we'd do things like take friends to jones beach, or we went to great adventure. you know, 'cause we had the car. we could actually have friends and take them places instead of public transpiration. the monkeys tore up the car, though. they do that. they rip off the taxi sign and the -- once they got a hold of the medallion, he's like, "no, that's too expensive." >

they went to "mary poppins" with their two, young daughters the night before. >> she was at the hospital, too. >> that's right. and brooke mueller, the wife who claimed he put a knife to her throat just last christmas, she also has been very, you know, spending time with him recently. and said that she's fine with him being with their two, young sons. >> most employers, if they had an employee with this kind of behavior, they're going to take some sort of action against him. regardless of the line of work. here, with cbs, after his latest incident, before this, he signed a new contract, paying him almost $2 million per episode for his hit show. he's very important to their bottom line, is he not? >> he absolutely is. apparently, the show made about $150 million last season. you're looking at dollars and cents here. he drives rates. he brings in advertisers. no advertiser has announced they're pulling out of the show. so, there's no reason. it's business as usual. >> and he's not a problem on the set, either. >> that's true. we've always heard that he comes to -- he turns up. he doesn't h

they went to see "mary poppins" on broadway.t tremendously sad. >> it is tremendously sad. and i can tell you, denise richards is not happy. the kids were reportedly next to charlie in the next room. you have little kids. they can hear things. they sense things. they may not be on the computer. they may not be reading "the new york post." but they certainly know something's going on. and this has to affect them, and the one thing that could happen is this, denise could use that to relook at the custody issues and things like that. that's the only thing that could potentially linger in this and that's the most dangerous part of this. >> and also dangerous is the sign that when a person destroys property, sometimes harm to a person is not far behind. >> all right. gloria allred, howard bragman, thanks for weighing in this morning. we appreciate it. what do you think of charlie sheen's latest incident and what it means for his career? go to abcnews.com/gma to discuss the issue on our shoutout board. we'd like to hear from you. >> t

we went to see "mary poppins" last night. >> love it. >> did you love it?

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