the powerful knockout drug found in tot mom's car trunk. in court prosecutors lay out a gut-wrenching scenario. little caylee drugged, restrained. not one, not two, three pieces of thick duct tape over her mouth, over her nose. caylee, 2 years old, unable to fight back, looking directly into her killer's eyes until she breathes her last. >>> baby killer! baby killer! >> are you casey marie anthony? >> yes, sir. >> casey, did you kill caylee? >> the whole united states is looking for caylee. >> i know that, mom. >> her trunk smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car. >> the manner of death in this case is homicide. >> i just wanted to let everyone know that i'm sorry for what i did. >> grabbed the bottom of the bag and i pulled it and i pulled it a second time and then a human skull dropped out with hair around it and duct tape across the mouth. >> all you have is speculation. >> if she was physically restrained, her killer would have to have restrained her arm by some means. >> i reached down with my meter stick to kind of adjust

my mom loved it because it is not that far away and we were together. we did not like it because you live all the time with your sister you do your own thing and army puts you right back together. reader even in the same regiment. we could not run from each other. but there is a reason for everything. i had my daughter and it was a good thing nablus so close to home with the support of my sister nearby. she graduated from u-tech and came up from colorado springs to help me buy the time it was close to reenlistment at first i said i will not reenlist then my parents said are you crazy you have a baby to take care of. i resisted and resisted the because it made sense but because mom and dad told me too. [laughter] still fighting against the parental unit but in the end i did reenlist. and requested to come back to the el paso after how many years of how many years trying to run away and upcoming buy-back as a matter of fact i asked them to send be right back. who knew soon after i get orders for deployment to go to kuwait to support the conflict in iraq o

"5 days, mom. 10 days, mom."hink after 30 days he got tired of counting. [ male announcer ] talk to your doctor to find out if prescription chantix is right for you. >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this friday. yet another day of misery for millions in the eastern third of the nation, as a massive storm brings snow, rain and flooding. the effect will be felt across the country, with hundreds of flights already canceled. >>> the struggle to reform health care is coming to an end. president obama says he will give congress a few more weeks to pass legislation. if they don't, he will ask them to set it aside indefinitely. >>> the killer whale exhibits at all three seaworld parks remained closed today as the mpany review safety procedures. official now say it was likely dawn brancheau's pony tail that triggered wednesday's deadly attack. >>> south carolina governor mark sanford's divorce from his wife, jenny, is expected to be fil today. the couple was unable to reconcile after the governor

mom called at 6:30 in the morning. thank you very much for joining me and i will take questions now. don't tell me you don't like questions. >> where your daughter goes to school. >> she goes to bliss elementary. she is into everything that she is not supposed to. she is 9. she is back there grinning. test my nerves. what are you going to do? >> what made you decide on this? >> besides the fact that my family has been telling me -- i had to explain you think i am all good and wonderful. the whole world doesn't necessarily feel the same way. i had to work it out in here and i heard so many stories about what happened to me. from people that were nowhere near iraq telling me what happened to me. i needed to set the story straight from my point of view. as i learned in the last two weeks, no matter what you tell certain people will believe what they want to believe. i am starting to learn to let it go. they don't want to believe my version even though i was there and there's nothing i can do about it. anybody else? [inaud

my mom is a pianoist. they're maestros. and here they are at central park in new york looking at the animals. and now photos from you. illinois friends, 5-year-old emily, 4-month-old hahailey. doctors told her she would never have children. surprise. and vancouver mom vanessa and her 4-year-old who loves to cuddle while watching our show. vanessa says the show encourages her to cherish every day with her baby girl. amen, sister. thank you, friends. >> that's when she's asking her grandmother for her house payment so she can get out of jail. now, i want to take a shot cue me into the new york control room. all these people you're seeing right now are coming in my ear talking about how they feel sorry for misty croslin. this is the woman that was either integral, key -- look at me, liz, brett, rosie, i see you -- integral in the disappearance of a 5-year-old girl or was doped out of her skull. the girl is likely dead, all right? i don't want to hear you whining about her behind bars trying to rip her grandmother off of her ho

g, proud sponsor of moms. >>> this morning on "today's olympic moms," a veteran member of team usa givinge term hockey moms. here's our nbc west coast contributor maria menounos. >> reporter: the day starts early at jenny and rob potter's house in anoka, minnesota. >> do you want eggs, too? >> reporter: like any household with two kids full of energy, jenny and rob have their hands full. >> do you want to go skating today? >> reporter: you might say they're a typical minnesota family with one big difference. at age 31, jenny potter is playing in her fourth olympic games, the oldest member of team usa. she's already made history here in vancouver with two hat tricks in her first two games. >> either you're getting better or getting worse and you can't stay the same. as much as you want to stay the same, things are changing around you. >> reporter: in many ways, jenny is just like any other mom, struggling to balance work and family. it just so happens jenny's job is training for the olympics. jenny met rob the summer before the nagano olympics in 1998. uncharacteristically, she made the fi

. >> she said, mom, i'm dying. i love you. >> the coroner said drugs played a role and she didn't have to die. >> larry: do you fear the toxicology might say an overdose of prescription medication? is that possible? >> no. >> larry: brittany murphy's loved ones share their side of the story and what they witnessed on the day she died. >> you just saw the life go out of her. >> larry: next on "larry king live." good evening. the los angeles coroner ruled thursday that brittany murphy's death was accidental, a combination of pneumonia and iron deficiency and what he calls multiple drug intoxication. by the way, these were not illegal drugs. we interview eed brittany's husband simon montag and sharon murphy on january 14th, before the cause of death was known. their remarks about drugs and brittany's health and her lifestyle are even more compelling now that we know what killed her. >> let's go back a little, sharon. brittany, she always wanted to be in show business, didn't she, as a kid? >> yes. >> larry: where did

it's a mom's fear.o, i would say to mom, please, take a look at what you're fearful of, discuss it with your daughter, scope it out. go out there, maybe meet some of these kids, or say the first time i'm going to spend an hour there and i'll check on you when i'm there, but i won't follow you. work a compromise so y some freedom but she still is going to get what she wants and you're going to get what you want and your fear will be allayed, but it's really a fear starting. >> when it comes to mother-daughter relationships what doesn't work and what does -- you use sort of this chair analogy. can you explain to viewers what that is? >> yes. it's easier for people to understand something simple, to be able to work themselves through. oftentimes, moms and daughters find themselves mired in emotion. so, i gave them three positions to look at where they are with their daughter. they're either back to back in a conflict and they're not getting along, where they can't even see each other. >> so that's not good

mom, where's my sandwich at! mom! my sandwich!> paid for by americans for choice. >> jimmy: you know, both sides do make interesting points. this is fascinating. do we have any scientists in the audience tonight? surprisingly. usually we have about a dozen, but. anyway, scientists just foundbe faces. bees view us as some sort of strange flower. everything is flowers with them, you know? they came one a video that -- this is how bees see us. >> i will blossom, the beautiful, big petals blossoming out until it shows its entire glory and beauty. i am a beautiful man flower. >> jimmy: he is the beautiful man flower. [ applause ] for whatever reason this bee story interested me so i decided to do my own study today with our parking lot security guard guillermo. he's the subject of many of my experiments. we sent guillermo to a beehive today, and the idea was, we wanted to see if the beeps would recognize him. he's very popular in the bee community. we didn't tell guillermo it was a fake beehive and it was rigged with aoud buzzing sound

his mom advised by doctors to have an abortion. it could be life threatening if you carry to full term. she went ahead. carried baby to term. there's the baby or tim tebow, heisman trophy winner. the guy led a great life. now attorney gloria allred says the ad is misleading. she'll join us. want to hear from you. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. >>> welcome back. a couple of controversies surrounding super bowl ads. one was just flat out denied. it's an ad for a gay dating website. man crunch. here it is. >> whoa! >> come on. >> oh, yeah, that's what i'm talking about, baby. you suck. yeah. that's right. >> that's good. that's good. ♪ i want to kiss this guy ♪ i really really really want to kiss this guy ♪ ♪ go ahead why not ♪ >> okay. that ad denied by cbs. last week we told you about an ad featuring florida quarterback tim tebow and his mom, pam, sponsored by focus on the family. no one has seen it yet. let's be clear on that. pam tebow is expected to talk about how she was sick while she was pregnant with tim in the philippines. do

kelly, start with her mom.know, where is she, when was she last season, what you can tell us? >> we know she left at christmastime driving into the suburbs of chicago to see one of the sisters and just disappeared. now, angela has said that in it the past her mother has had problem with drugs and may have had a relapse and just overwhelmed by all the problems in the family because angela has a daughter with rett's syndrome and thought my poor mother is overwhelmed and veered off into is the deep end again now she's saying, mom, i don't care what you're doing, i love you no matter what. just let us know you are okay. >> let's listen, again angela martin recent interview talking about her mom. let's hear what she had to say. >> you know, a lot of stress has been on my mom and for her to be the only parent and have to worry about her kids, you know, i think she really had a nervous breakdown and just, you know, left or relapsed or something like that. but, we just want to know if she did that, you know, someone ju

the octo-mom was on "the view" this morning.a plane and the octo-mom is next to you with 14 screaming children. it would be bad. anyway, it would appear that she and the barbara bunch had a very good time together. [ laughter ] >> that's a crazy laugh, girl. >> jimmy: yes it is, indeed. former vice president dick cheney was released from the hospital today after being treated for a mild heart attack. his fifth heart attack. next one's free. something weird happened in the hospital. when they put the e leg troelds on him for the ekg, he yelled "stop, i'll tell you everything you want to know." doctors have sent him home with strict instructions not to watch "keeping one the kardashians" anymore. this is strange. the dally lama, you know, the bald guy. he's now on twitter. the dalai lama, larry king and mt. rushmore all have twitter accounts before me. i consider that a victory, i really do. today, he got to figure out what tee la tequila had for breakfast. this has been a really tough week for buddhism, between this and tiger woo

. >>> plus we put moms, teens and even bus drivers to the text. the frightening results when people try to text and drive in tonight's safe and sound report. topper. >>> the winds are getting very, very strong. we'll take you out with your wake-up weather. 8:00 in the morning. we'll see wind and snow showers. it may look scary at first. temperatures 26-31. wind chills in the teens. we'll come back and tell you how long the snow showers will last and how much is going to fall. there will be some accumulation. stay tuned. we're the watchful ones. we like to know where things stand. we keep a close eye on what we have and what we spend. suntrust would like to applaud our solid financial ways. now when you pay your bills online you'll not only gain more control of your money, you can also earn up to one hundred and fifty dollars. find out more at suntrust.com/solid live solid. bank solid. suntrust. >>> a teenager in maryland is facing charges tonight after an accident sent two of his friends to the hospital. it happened this morning near the high scho

i don't know how my mom knew. but i guess moms always know.i wasn't being very nice to one of the girls at school. i knew it was wrong. i knew i wasn't supposed to be mean. i guess i didn't think it was a big deal. but in one sentence my mom helped me understand. she said, "mi hija, you need to treat others "the way you want to be treated." i thought about that a lot. i still do. life's most important lessons are best learned in the home. ♪ what if your brother or your husband or your daughter? what if your son came back from the service with a spinal cord injury? a quadriplegic. a paraplegic. in a wheelchair. (male announcer) when they volunteer to serve, we expect our country to be there for them if they are injured. for more than 60 years, paralyzed veterans of america has been fighting to ensure that we receive all of the benefits that we've earned. (male announcer) benefits to help with medical care, rehabilitation and training. and our dedicated professionals know how to navigate the system so our injured veterans can concentrate on gett

what was going on between him and the mom. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> also, the latest with tiger woods and an alleged mistress claiming he was sending steamy messages to her. ♪ >> welcome to comcast local edition. i'm donna richardson. and my guest this hour is doug gansler, maryland attorney general. thank you so much for coming in. >> good to be here. thanks. >> we have issues with how we elect our judges, and it's really problematic, so explain to everyone how we can at least address this issue. >> it is problematic. what happens is the governor appoints somebody to be a judge, and then they are on the ball let the very next election, and the problem with that is three-fold. one is we are polite sizing people that ought not to be politesized. second, and the supreme court just had a case about this last year, which called in to question, the very nature of campaign contributions to judges. the supreme court said in that particular case, the judge had toe recuse himself because he received money from one of

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. >> me and my mom just had this dream two months ago because. >> reporter: you're always dreaming of things. >> that's the next one. >> reporter: his music makes bug bucks and as in the lyrics, i've got my money, let's spend it up. >> raised money this year, my mom is a single mom, made a decision to send me to good schools since i was 5. >> reporter: from the projects in east l.a., got him bussed to upscale pacific pal sades. >> but going to those schools really enriched my view on the world. >> reporter: he never felt any different from the others until one thanksgiving. >> we had to collect cans, canned foods. and we were collecting them to give them to a family that was in need that thanksgiving morning somebody knocked on my door. what are you doing here, brent? they were like wow, this is your neighborhood. yeah. we came to bring the canned foods to poor families. then that's when i realized, wow, we're poor. there was a teacher by the name of mr. ray, changed my life. i was in sixth grade and i was hyper active, had add, mr. wright pulled me aside and i was crying on the floor

>> this is her mom, and she just listened to the meeting with the census folks, and she's moving into her new place here. she's telling us after listening to that, she feels confident to answer those questions and it's something she wants to do. >> cnn. >>> cnn prime time begins right now. >>> hey, everybody, our top story tonight, the pentagon moves in don't ask, don't tell, and that is topping our match-up tonight. on capitol hill today, defense secretary robert gates announced he is working on a plan to end the policy that bars openly gay people from serving in the military. take a listen. >> the question is not whether the military prepares to make this change, but how we best prepare for it. >> the joint chiefs chairman, admiral mike mullen, says lifting the ban is a matter of integrity and, quote, the right thing to do. >> we have in place a policy which forces young men and women to lie about who they are in order to defend their fellow citizens. >> admiral mullen's statement ran into stiff opposition from republican senators. >> the armed forces must maintain policies that exc

plus, we put moms, teens and bus drivers to the test. the frightening results when people try to text and drive. that's next. >>> hundreds of flights were cancelled before the first flakes of snow hit the ground north of us and it looked like a good idea once the snow started falling. this was the scene in row chester, new york. crews struggled to keep the runways clear. >>> schools are dealing with delaying schools and cancellations today. -- swiss for the latest winter weather. if you are at work get updates at wusa9.com. follow howard's forecast. go to the traffic page to check out live cameras and upload your snow pictures. it is all at wusa9.com. >>> there are also sorts of conflicting studies out there about texting or talking on a cell phone while driving. one said there is no impact and then there are studies that say it is as dangerous as driving drunk. we decided to conduct our own informal test as part of our safe and sound campaign. as derek mcginty shows us, frankly the results were scary. >> i text and drive because i can.

give it to a mom who cares about education. give it to the people that have younger children.ive it to a principle. give it to your elder men. but if enough people start thinking this is something that is doable, if it can happen. so i am going to show you this video. know that everything you see has been donated. the stuff that looks like a little pictures they are full-size floor to ceiling murals, and i can tell you what we are watching as we go. this is really fancy, this thing. isn't it in press if? can we dim the lights a little? khanna we need the lights darker while we are doing that -- okay. i'm so glad i have no responsibility for this working. is this microphone working? ♪ that's my daughter, mya. and that is ted, when you get to the fund raising chapter, that's ted. ♪ so these are our front doors. we did all the doors. that's susan with the rockettes. this is our farmers' market. that's mya and zach, my kids. unabridged bookstore. this is the easter egg hunt. this is terri who made this amazing solar needle for the school. ♪ there is arne duncan, who has been with

she is the finest platoon mom. she is my platoon mom.ver the years, she has adopted thousands of men and women in uniform deployed, first in the balkans, and then in afghanistan and iraq, bringing their days, putting smiles on their faces with care packages, cars, and some of the best cookies on earth. she even packs them so well that they managed to survive the transit to our foreign outposts and bases. in 2008, she was honored in new jersey for bringing comfort to countless service men and women overseas. i would like to honor her today by asking her to stand and be recognized. my platoon mom and the platoon mom of a lot of other troopers is elaine harmon. i hope yours here. [applause] please stand. [applause] >> the truth is that there are a whole lot of platoon moms out there and a lot of others who really are so supportive of our men and women in uniform. we will show a slight evade realist and ceremony and talk about those great men and women who have their right hand in the air. people occasionally asking why in the world do they

. >> reporter: was it mom's tlc or her soup that help you get over that cold? >> chicken soup. >> reporter: west end bistro is betting it is a bit of both. the chef has the soup part covered. rich stock, fresh herbs and it is in there. >> fresh parsley, garlic, get in there, 5 or 10 minutes to get that flavor into the broth. >> reporter: get some of that old school warmth into your body. if that doesn't bring you around, how about some old world spice. this chef brings the heat on marriott renaissance on m street. >> it has the right flour noodles, aromatic broth, chicken. >> reporter: it has been reportedly been clearing stuffy head for centuries. des the broth is supposed to be good for your throat. >> it is aromatic broth, it has bean sprouts, which has vitamin c which is good for fighting cold, lemon grass which, is good for your digestive system. >> reporter: very nice but didn't mom always remind you to eat your vegetables. chef amy brandwine never forgot. she has tomato turn. all tasty, but chef joe palma says when he was growing up, mom's chicken soup w

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mom! mom!"imagine? >> jimmy: urinating on the lawn? >> well, you know what. because we sort of taught our kids when they were little, we'd let them pee in the yard. [ laughter ] come on. you've all done that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's going to kill you! he's going to kill you. >> lots of little boys do that. you grew up in saugerties, you definitely did that. [ laughter ] you definitely did that. >> jimmy: i was on a leash, too. [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: my mom let me pee in the yard. took me for a walk. >> no. no, no. >> jimmy: you just let him pee in the snow? >> of course, little boys. what your talking about? >> jimmy: i grew up like a "little lord fauntleroy." [ laughter ] >> well, i think most boys at some point or another, done that. >> jimmy: yeah, i think so, too. probably, yeah, yeah. >> how many of you have done that in the audience, boys? [ scattered applause ] ah, that's pathetic. they're lying. >> jimmy: there were some women clapping, too. [ laughter ] we have a rough audien

remember those yummy treats mom used to make? well, you have the opportunity to make them yourself and trust me i have the recipe right here and even better i have melissa cooper with milk and crunch economies. and she's here to share the recipe with us. we already started to cook and this looks delicious. >> welcome. >> thank you. so what are we going to make? >> we have making chocolate peanut butter rice crispy treats for valentine's day. it is a really'scy recipe anyone can make. so adorable. you cut them in to hearts. this is something we grew up with 0 in our pantries, rice crispies. >> yes. what this recipe calls for is regular rice crispy and cocoa crispies to give it an extra special flavor and visual affect. >> when we talk about flavor, you enhance that with the help rom some other ingredients. >> i have added chocolate and peanut butter chips also. >> you put everything in the bowl. >> easy stuff. >> even your children can do this. this is a thing you can do with your child. mix it all up and then while you are doing

for nearly 3 minutes, she managed to focus in on making her mom proud. >> my mom died when i was really young as well, and for her to go out there and did what she just did is amazing. i don't know how she did it. >> her performance wasn't just emotional, it was solid. >> she earned 71.363 in the short program. a new season best. >> that score puts her in contention for an olympic medal. a small victory amist her huge loss. joel brown, cbs news, vancouver. >> so she will skate her long program and go for a medal tomorrow night. tonight at 6:00, we'll show you what happened in the u.s.a.'s quarter final hockey game. there was a lot of yelling in the newsroom this afternoon. and tonight, russia against canada, that's ovechkin against crosby. one of those teams is going home tonight. >>> all right. lots going on. up next, a baltimore woman's fight to get a cancer fighting surgery her insurance company wouldn't pay for. where to get help if you face the same type of situation. and we are always on at wusa9.com. tonight's living well segment is next. [ female announcer ] pillsbury grands! bi

and cities in this great and mom didn't think was great so when i eckert life to to tell my mom she had already known about it and i didn't see her sob that much but she was sobbing and very angry and crawling and said to me i started with nixon and now i was going to end up with bush and i deserved everything i got. [laughter] and i was jumping on a sinking ship. i will say this though, at the and i say by the time i finished in washington my mother had a different opinion of george w. bush, but it was -- it's not a good way to start off and wendi wasn't much happier with me. [laughter] >> one of the most interesting things i found in the book and i haven't heard a word about this before, was your account house on top russian officials had gone to some top chinese officials with the suggestion and essentially they start dumping the bonds of probably friday and fanny at that time, and that almost sounds like a rate. that was like the sort of thing the evil guys on wall street didn't tell me about that. >> it never happened, but we were very, very concerned about stabilizing fannie a

"5 days, mom. 10 days, mom."fter 30 days he got tired ocounting. [ male announcer ] talk to your doctor to find out if prescription chantix is right for you. [ male announcer ] talk to your doctor to find out >>> it has >>> it has been a record-breaking winter, and at this hour, another dangerous snowstorm is dumping freak snow across a wide swath of the northeast, promising yet another day of canceled flights, power outages and closed schools and businesses and sledding and snowball fights and snowmen. while the calendar says there's another month of winter left, by almost any other measurethis winder has already left quite a mark. sam champion has tonight's report. >> you got to get out there and start shoveling, plowing, cleaning after your car. >> streets just buried under snow. >> snow has been falling since about 6:00 a.m. >> folks are trudging through a wintry mess. >> reporter: and here we go again. although week, another huge snowstorm, slapping the east coast. >> i used to love the winter because you ca

. >> he is talking about my mom. i am quite close to my mother, a strong woman and very engaged a and interested in politics, policy, and she was not an admirer of george bush and very unhappy with the war and very interested in women's issues. there was a fair amount of speculation i might go to washington and i would turn down the opportunity a couple times. i assured her the i would not go because i had no intent. but then when i reversed myself and decided very suddenly it was the right thing to do not to say no to my country, i was then illinois with my primary residence and on memorial day weekend because the president would make the announcement on the tuesday after. i was going to see my mom but unfortunately i was at church with a longtime friend asked me about what i was doing next day and i told her. of course, she went up to my mom and said isn't this great? she did not think it was a great. with knight arrived to tell my mom she already knew about it. she was sobbing and very angry. angry and crying. and

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the mom stays standing.drop to the ground and takes 11 minutes for -- >> jimmy: are these dangerous? >> they can be. >> jimmy: oh, good. >> when he's full grown he will be 19 feet high and they kick. see the hoofs? those actually, if a lion would to come, it would kick in a circle. i saw one of these kick a lion and do a back flip. another thing, you've got seven vertebrae in your neck. how many do you think he has? >> jimmy: i don't know, eight. >> same amount. his is just much, much bigger. >> jimmy: what's up -- oh, no, okay. dave, i'm going -- it's been nice meeting you, stanley. i -- whoa, my god. all right, well -- you know, there we go. that's -- so -- dave salsalmoni everybody, in that area, from animal planet and we have a wild giraffe on our hands. we'll be right back with ryan bingham. say you're on a call with a client and he asks (from phone) "did you see my email?" you can say "yep-got it right here." or, if you're chatting with a buddy, and he says, (from phone) "hey, can you change that reser

. >> mom, i want out of here. >> i know it. >> i want out of here really bad. >> i know. >> that's misty crying in jail, talking to her mom, what she wants, what she needs, but not one mention of little haylee in those conversations. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. back with us, law enforcement analyst mike brooks. t.j., still we have to start with little haylee, anything knew in the investigation? are you getting any buzz that they've got something new here? >> i can only tell you that the mood here is a lot more energized and when i talked to officials with the putnam county sheriff's office. in fact i had a conversation with sheriff jeff hardy yesterday, he said i can't comment on the investigation. but you could feel a sense that progress is being made. in fact, i was treated to some nice scenery, which was the haylee's room, putnam county sheriff's office, where they keep a lot of the evidence on the files, but i couldn't get into them, because those are all evidence in the case. but that's where they are housed and things like that. that's never been done so i sense there's

[applause] and my mom is right behind you in the top row. >> where is mom? oh, hey, mom. you have a very young looking mom. >> thank you. my question is, and i'm speaking on behalf of all the math teachers here. when you were a freshman in high school specifically, did you have high school every night, and if you did, did you do it? 6 >> oh. wow. [applause] the answer is yes, and sometimes. first of all, let me thank you for being a math teacher, because we need more math teachers, we need more science teachers. we need more teachers generally who are enthusiastic about their work and their jobs. thanks to all the teachers here. all right. we are actually, unfortunately -- our students are falling behind in math and science lly. we used to rank at the top. now, we are sort of in the middle of the pack when it comes to math and science performance. this is why one of the things i have been emphasizing this year -- this has not been subject to controversy. this is an area where we have been able to get good cooperation between democrats and republicans. we are promoting mat

mom is going to spend more time with you. no. life next emac they were liked what? and a million who was 11 and. the selfish was like you can't do that. you can't do that. you can't leave cbs. that's the only reason the library late like me. you can't do that. and finally was kind of quiet. and i thought okay i'm going to be at home, i'm going to be available. the next day the school called, and they said karmic need you to come and. and i thought okay. a stay-at-home mom, available at all times. so i tried and. i am running down the hall. and i'm ready to start the problem. the teacher is sitting with carly on the floor. and i get town to talk to her. the teacher is there him and i'm like good lord, what happened? the teacher goes, carly told me that you are going to be leaving cbs. and i said, i still didn't really get it. i said yes, that's right. carly, that's good, right? more time together. and the teacher goes that's actually the problem. [laughter] >> and i look at the teacher like because you always think they are judging you anyway. then i look at carly an

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so we were very fortunate to have as close as a team possible traveling with my mom, with my son, myeparately, so it was not everybody traveling together at the same time. >> larry: was it a lot tougher to do this than to sing in vegas every night? >> it's a totally different energy. >> larry: harder? >> it's just different. it's like an uptempo song and a balance ballad. >> what's hard about vegas is the consistency to hold your breath all the time. five nights a week for five years straight. it's not like let me do three months and take three months off. it was constant for five years, so being out there holding your breath for five whole years. but it was also amazing because it was stability, and it was -- you put the set, you test the microphone, you are home every night. what was great about on tour is that it's a new energy, so it's rock 'n roll. you see the beauty. we wanted to not only tour as an artist around this world, but take the time to see beauty around the world. >> larry: you work every night? >> we did not work every night. we were doing about three shows a week. t