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it was just my mom and dad.ated from the community that were nay sayers saying you can't do it, never heard of a black doctor or a female doctor, or never heard of anything, so why you want your daughters to be doctors? i never heard of them. we were isolated from that community and i understandlated with love. did you want to be a doctor, be a doctor, and that's what we did. we just put the blinders on and put ear plugs in the ears and went forward to do what we wanted to do. [applause] thank you. [applause] >> hi. >> hi. >> i was wondering when you were in college for a long time, did you start to drift off even though you were doing what you love, but did you change a major and then come back? >> some people do that, but i didn't. being a doctor is so many years, so many years, but really, you're going to live those many years anyway. when i went to the university, there was a prescribed course that you had to take and a curriculum to follow. i followed that curriculum. however, some of my colleagues who are

you can stop paying for me now. >>> dear mom and dad. i'm going to be waking up into my dreams as a journalist. i hope i can become ryan seacrest and make you proud. >>> dear mom and dad, i'm still on track to graduate. you don't need to call me every ten minutes and ask if i'm at a club. tuesday night is not really a club night. >>> hi mom and papa, i have 12 months, 35 days and 15 hours to go until i graduate. but i'm not counting. >>> and now, for news out in the real world. more tornadoes are in the forecast for the south and midwest. at least 200 tornadoes were reported in the last three days, last week causing destruction all the way from mississippi to maryland. the series of tornadoes left at least 4500 people dead and that is not the end of it. more are forecast in areas in the same 15 states that are still attempting to clean up the damage. this is the largest single system tornado outbreak in united states history. president obama declared a federal state of emergency in parts of oklahoma, mississippi, north carolina and all o

she was our mom. >> reporter: cora mom green died last night of cancer. she was 77 years old. for the past 35 years, mom green provided food, clothes, school supplies and motherly love to whoever needed it whenever they needed it. >> i used to worry that, oh my god she's doing so much, it's going to be overwhelming. but i didn't realize for her, it wasn't overwhelming it was what kept her going. >> reporter: she was about to receive a lifetime achievement award. >> it's what mother teresa said, it's not what you do, it's the love you put into it. >> she was inspiration, she was a person who could put a smile on your face if you weren't having the best of days. >> reporter: cora green began as a nurse. when she suffered a seizue, firefighters saved her. after that, her and papa green went to thank the firefighters. and that's when she devoted her life to helping. >> we can tell you ceremonial fire engine will drive her casket and she will receive a firefighters farewell. cora mom green would be the first civilian in oakland to receive such an honor. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 new

so that was the fivers thing to overcome is mom. but over the years, mom's rolled with the punches.e did the movie "priest," which was all those years ago, we made a movie about a priest molesting young boys and the cardinal called us on the carpet in new york, my mom wouldn't even talk to us, that we made a movie like that. she said they used to show the miramax logo and people would boo in the theater because we were involved with "priest." we have heard all these stories. we have historically verified these stories. we weren't scared to take the cardinal on and look what happened all those years later. look at the stories of those boys and what happened to those boys. now you look at what we did with "priest" an people want to give us a medal for it. i feel the same way, there won't be peace in the middle east until we as the jewish community and the american community takes a better look at the plight, what's going on in palestine. tavis: how much did it really hurt, when you couldn't get it back? >> i wasn't happy but the people who are doing it -- who have it now, they're doin

my mom said, no, no. he says, mom, i'm going to do it the non-violent way. >> barbara, you look at the documentaries that are aired on pbs all the time, and people who are talking who were cesar's friends, at the time they were saying, you're going to start a union for farm workers? you must be crazy. can you imagine where the feelings have gone and what your uncle accomplished by the images we're watching here on the screen. it's pretty incredible the trajectory. >> a lot of people didn't believe in him when he started. now those people are the ones praising him. he just didn't let any of that get in his way because he knew he already had a vision of what he was going to do. so he was very determined and nobody could stop him. >> that's pretty amazing. rudy, this is a busy time of the year for the family. families are flying to colorado, to arizona, all over california. talk about when the busynesses starts and probably ends on march 31st. >> the whole month of march is really busy because the chavez fam

it was just my mom and dad. insulated from the community that were naysayers who said you can't do it. i never heard of a lack doctor, i never heard of a female doctor so why do what your daughters to become doctors? we were isolated from the community and insulated in love. my father said you can do a think you will. don't let anybody define who you are. if you want to be a doctor, be a doctor. that's a we did. we put the blinders on and put earplugs in our it and kept going forward to what we wanted to do. [applause] >> i was wondering, like, when using called for a long time did you are start to drift off into you're doing what you love, but did you effort change a major real quick and comic? >> some people do that. i didn't. people say being a doctor for some measures in so many years, but god willing you have to live those many years anyway. when i went to university, monmouth college, there's a prescribed course you had to take the joy defaulted so i follow the curriculum. however, some of my colleagues wh

and one road that mom and her paul i have killed as many men as a thousand german machine guns. this idea about the probable effect of the stay at home mothers and be involved why of this into the grocery stores, the beauty shops, the suburban homes accusing overprotective moms of creating everything from homosexual lobby to fascism and won the ladies' home journal article said that were's mom hadn't been so overprotective history might have taken a different course. what was even more consuming i talk to women who read this and kind of demoralizing so these ideas were not just coming from the reactionaries, they are contemptuous of women and as the button down organization man they despised, liberals like ferdinand lundberg who wrote the book the rich and super rich and the critique of capitalism was just as condemning of mothers as the right wingers were who called for the return to manliness and people liked and rand celebrated the masculine aggression. they all blamed the problems they saw, the different problems they saw in modern society on the same source, the women. ther

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so many moms keep it in.u guilty when you go to work but when you come home from work and the boss expects you to be on call, you go the blackberry when you should be tending your child. technology is causing issues. >> a very typical scene is my laptop here, my smart phone here, my almost 2-year-old on the counter -- >> who is smarter than everybody. >> while i am making the salad dressing. but of course i am making the dressing from scratch. >> so you are present but not accounted for. and the kids know the difference. they really resent it. they would almost you not be there than be there and not pay attention to them. >> we study moms all over the world. she said i leave my phone in the car. for 90 minutes i leave the phone in the car because i can't stay away from it. >> what about bosses? some people are expected to respond like that? >> i think you have to have an open and honest conversation. i'm going to do the best i can to protect 90 minutes. if you can't protect that, here is my home number. >> tr

and my mom -- one day, like, my mom broke down. like, "mom, can we have it?"lady. she had those big bins of, like, tupperware for cereal. and she takes, like, a fourth of the coco puffs -- just a fourth, and pours it in it. and then takes a big box of kix, pours it on top, shakes it up. and -- it just goes -- here you go. like it was -- it was like 13,000 kix to one cocoa puff. [ laughter ] like -- it looked like -- it looked like me when i went to nyu. like, it was one brown -- [ laughter ] one brown spot -- [ cheers and applause ] and, like, tons of flakes. >> jimmy: an arial view. >> an arial view. and she's, like, so bad. i mean, but we ate, because we wanted sugar that bad. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i've got to say one thing i really think is cool, besides your great on "community." how's chevy doing by the way? >> chevy's good. he's like a comedy grandpa. >> jimmy: he's the best. i love him. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: i love him. but, iamdonald.com. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you actually -- you actually rap. you're a really good rapper. >> i -- i don't rap. [ che

moms with two or more kids, 28% have children by more than one man. >> i know a lot of moms like myself, they got married. it didn't work out. and you move on. and they have kids. >> it becomes really important to figure out how you integrate all this. how you bring the families together. >> reporter: santa clara university professor, gerald shapiro has written extensively on fatherhood and counseled hundreds of families. this is one way that families will grow. what does it mean for children of moms like consuela. >> if you make it right for the child, you make it right for everybody. >> reporter: parents in multiple partner families must make it a priority to share time and resources evenly. >> when you have a child with someone, you are never totally divorced from them. you have this child. that's part of each of you. >> reporter: not only for the kid's sake, but the dads, too, who often feel alienated when mom moves on. >> having another family start up, as a child as a stepchild in the family has to be wrenching for the dads. >> reporter: but children can benefit from the influence

moms with two or more kids, 28% have children by more than one man. >> i do know a lot of moms like myself that got married and it didn't work out and you move on and then they have kids. >> so it becomes really important to figure out how you integrate all of this. how you bring the families together. >> reporter: santa clara university professor gerald shapiro has written extensively on fatherhood and counselled hundreds of families. he says this is one trend that only will grow as women extend their child-bearing years. so what does it mean for the children of moms? >> eif you make it right for the child, you make it right for everybody. >> reporter: he says as difficult as it may be, parents in multiple-partner families must make it a priority to share time and resources evenly. >> when you have a child with someone, you're never totally divorced from them. you might get legally divorced, emotionally divorced but you're not totally divorced because you have this child that is part of each of you. >> reporter: not only for the kids' sake but the dads too who often meal alienated when th

see bill, mom is not always right. mom is going to kill me right now. >> let's talk about what happened with the severe weather. a lot of it with wind damage around the dallas-fort worth area. merrill, wisconsin was hit hard. it is severe weather season and lived up to its billing this weekend. we have had a severe weather pattern this week. the storms are going to head to the east coast. on the west coast high pressure giving us a nice day today. nevada looks good. moisture increasing again in the pacific northwest. still going to be showers on and off today. c scattered showers and cool weather today. showers getting heavy in the low 50s and areas in the northwest. california cool with la only 69 with increasing clouds. that is a look a showers. dry in sam mcramento. >> forecast staying chilly in the northwest. >> strange bill when the east coast is warmer than spots on the west coast. >> it is spring. it shoots up and shoots down. >> very strange. the start of earnings and the rice rise of gas. plus before it opens

that was a nice thing. >> jimmy: oh, that is a nice thing, yeah. >> yeah, and my mom, you know, my momour mom give you? >> she gave me -- do you know banksy the artist? >> jimmy: yeah, i like him a lot. >> well, you know, she -- >> jimmy: for people who don't know, banksy, he will spray stencils on things and he does funny things and he paints, you know, in public. he palastered this neighborhood here during the oscars. >> i seriously wish he could plaster your tie. >> jimmy: maybe i'll get your boyfriend to tie it up for me. >> i'll shake that one out. >> jimmy: i don't have that. >> he's over there, he's like -- before he was so sad about me turning 30. yeah, no, my mom is a pretty bad ass chick, you know? so she loves banksy. >> jimmy: she does? >> in fact, for any, you know, my mother was just, is just single, so, if there are any awesome guys around her age, you know who are single, too, maybe you should look my mom out -- >> jimmy: you're pimping out your mother? >> i have to. this is on national television. so, yeah, my mom actually came to the party with this big tube, this car

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"teen mom." it's on cable. a reality show. "teen mom 2."e -- was married and has now left her husband. so, what does this send to young viewers? our sharyn alfonsi is taking a closer look. >> reporter: liam messer, cory sims and the couple's young twibs were featured on the mtv reality show, "between mom 2." in all the drama, ups and downs, the show's finale ended with the couple getting married. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. you may kiss your bride. >> marriage to me is a big commitment. if i take that, it's going to be forever. >> reporter: now, tabloids report just six months after the wedding, the two are getting divorced. friends telling the tabloids, arguments about money and alleged infidelity took their toll. the show has been a hit for mtv and a lightning rod for controversy. critics say it glorifies teen pregnancy. the girls often grace the covers of tabloids, right next to movie stars. another teen mom was recently arrested after she was captured on tape in this fight. this teen mom faces domestic violence charges. >>

let's assume the palin did not know about mom's pharmacy. what you are doing here is an the judicatory party. you can only act upon appeal. they did not know, they had some other interests. i don't know what the underlying current this. it is unfair to deny them a permit and to let moms pharmacy have a business for permits which are over $200,000. that is the problem with this board of appeal acting as a legislative planning sort of thing. >> i bring that to your attention. the other thing is that the appellate said that ms. morgan did call them on may 24th and asked about a permit. she was told that there was no permit. she asked for the wrong address. that is why she was not given the right information. she was not being misled. that is all i have. >> when the captain was up here, i asked him. i am not presuming that your clients permit was upheld. if it was upheld, as some earlier iteration of this same case, some brief contains some recommendations that had been made by the police department having to do with security issues. are you awa

>> yep, just like mom used to make.his easy to work with or does it always fall apart? >> this sat out in the air too long. keep a wet towel on that. >> you're tying wit a scallion? >> this is a scallion. >> so you tie it up with a scallion to keep it together. >> it's like tying on a loose pair of shoes. in the oven. >> for how long? >> you have the cold mash, steak. this is a hospital meal bumped up. we can eat. check it out. this is my favorite. this is the flank steak salad with peppers, onions, nice spicy vinaigrette that won't overdo you but will make you happy about doing something simply done, well done. al, this is you. >> i'm all over it. >> i like to do this. >> "simply done, well done." big daddy, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> we're back after your local >> thank you for having me. >> w[ coach ] in albuquerque,l citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] t

"5 days, mom. 10 days, mom." i think after 30 days he got tired of counting!ale announcer ] ask your doctor about chantix. and find out how you can save money on your prescription. go to chantix.com to get terms and conditions. >>> werned >>> we learned today that one of the country's best-known and most polarizing broadcasters has broken up with fox news. glenn beck will be leaving, along, apparently, with his cha chalkboard and theories. but as john berman reports, beck will hardly be fading away. >> reporter: with his blackboard and booming voice, glenn beck used his 5:00 p.m. show on fox to build a case against big government. >> does the president really think we're this stupid? >> reporter: and build an army of fans that marched on washington last summer. a curable boom in the conservative grass roots. >> it is time to start the heart of this nation again. >> reporter: but for fox news, it might have been just too much. >> this divorce was inevitable. beck had proved too radioactive even by the opinionated standards of fox. >> reporter: his actions becam

>> my mom. >> my mom. >> my mom. >> no one. >> i dressed up. your tennies? >> yeah. then i put my spongebob shirt. >> reporter: why did you pick your spongebob t-shirt? >> because i like spongebob because i have the dvd. >> reporter: you have the dvd so you decided to wear it? >> yeah. >> reporter: is it your favorite t-shirt? a few things have changed, including digital photos and a choice of blueray backdrops. >> shows the amazon rain forest one. >> reporter: very tropical. >> i like that kind of greenish -- >> reporter: greenish look? >> yeah. >> reporter: lifetouch school portraits which will celebrate its anniversary this year expects to snap its 4 billionth portrait this october and the kids continue to participate because their loved ones are anxious to show them off. who are you going to give your school photo to? >> my god mother. >> my family in el salvador. >> to my grandma. >> reporter: i bet she'll love it. a window into the past. although our world has changed through the bright eyes and optimistic smiles of the kids it seems much

this mom is very mellow, very sweet. she's excellent to work with and a great mom. sweet. they do have long claws and they do have some sharp teeth but in general if you're handling them nicely, they're very sweet. >> native to australia, as we noted. and they are on the endangered list, is that correct? >> yes. they're listed as threatened. >> what is their natural enemy? >> right here at the zoo we worry about possums, in the wild, there's not much to worry about. they spend all their times up in the trees and people are the greatest cause of their decline right now. burning of forests to make way for more people. >> is this joey on display? can the public see it at the zoo? >> she is. they're both on display in the window exhibit for everyone to see every day from 11:00 to 4:00 p.m. >> are you going to name her? >> we are. we are going to have our zoo fest auction next month at the zooand that's where she'll get her new name. >> heather, thanks so much for coming on and sharing the story. the new joey koala, we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> all right.

i mom said, you could also be like a newscaster.hat sort of planted the idea in my head. >> why would she have said that? >> i think it was because of connie chung at that time, and asian-americans were starting to break into newscasts. it all just fell into place. >> what was your favorite course in high school and college? >> i love calculus in high school. i loved math and science, chemistry, social studies. in college, my favorite course was the harvard crimson. i spent a lot of time there. >> so advising young folks on what to study and how much school to have? >> for this kind of business, it is the hands-on experience that you cannot get in the classroom. i worked at the washington post and i worked at the wall street journal for two summers. it is important to learn how to tell a story properly and how to get the right information. you have to learn how to ask the question. you have to be on the job to be at all to ask those questions and get that information. >> did you have a dream job of the future? >> i love what i am do

mom or mother-in-law, what have you. company called tiny prints that does similar cards. again, beautiful cardstock. a favorite of celebs, and can't go wrong. >> okay, lotions. obviously something that many people will give. >> sure. >> but there's another way to do it. >> another way to do it. give mom the gift of relaxation. we're thinking aromatherapy is in this year. so we have some great sets. one from bath and body works and also from d. ellen coe we have these wonderful room diffusers which is a new take an aromatics throughout the house. >> for the mom who loves everything, some people will pick out the gift card. >> there's so many amazing spring accessories out there this year. first we've got jewelry. the way to every woman's heart, and so we have some great pieces from gilt.com. again, everything under $50. so statement necklaces. these fun bangles, and also hats. boy did we see a lot of them yesterday. hats are major and scarves. >> a thing that's very nice, moms love to get pictures of their kids. but here'

you mom does all the midnight feedings. should it come as a surprise that women are stressed out and going crazy right after the kid comes along? >> it's unsurprising and unnecessary and sad. this segment is talking about how some children ruin marriages. i think a lot of marriages ruin children, too. and we ought to learn to cherish children more whether you choose to have them or not. and women are more victors of their choices and victims of circumstances when it comes to being a mother, being a wife or all of the above or none of the above. but, i have four children ages 6, 6, 3 and 1, i was unmarried until i was 34. i look at them differently. i look at them as something to be cherished and nurtured and my advice to young parents male and female is look at these little babies. chances are they look like you and they cannot talkback to you yetment you ought to enjoy them while you can. and it is a product of everybody wanting to control their lives and everything in it to the last moment. your playlist are your favorite

>> my mom. my mom is my hero. was about to say was, but she still is to this day, my absolute hero. anything she was in to, i was in to. her love for music poured over to me. i remember my mom gave me michael jackson's "off the wall" and stevie wonder's, i think it was "hotter than july." study these two and how they use their instruments. >> seems like michael jackson has been a big influence? >> definitely. >> i can almost say there would be no ne-yo if it weren't for michael jackson. he set the blueprint for what it was to be a serious artist. ♪ >> toward the latter part of michael jackson's life, you had the opportunity to work for him and write for him, right? >> yeah. we were in the process -- i was submitting songs to mike. i got a chance to meet him which was surreal. >> i got to ask you. that's the biggest question. what's it like to meet michael jackson? >> fis first words to me. do you know what your favorite song is? i stepped outside myself and said michael jackson has a favorite song of mine. he said

the sixty's the fifty sixty seven long before there were voting machines everybody voted on paper my mom was one of these volunteers that the you know the people voted on paper and yet the newspaper the television stations were able to call the elections even in bush right they did exit polls something very strange started happening though in one thousand nine hundred eight and then i see ninety eight election and several of the critical states the election polls just didn't come out right they weren't they weren't the same as what they were trying to voting machines that it got even worse in two thousand it's called red shift it was always always working to the advantage of the republicans this shift in some states it was i was seven percent same thing in two thousand and two same thing in two thousand for now you know you could build a conspiracy theory around this or not the bottom line is really simple thomas paine laid it out he said the right of voting for representatives is the primary right by which all other rights are protected to take away this right is to reduce a man to slav

this is this is the question the fetus is asking mom and the answer back comes chemically in the level of cortisol and other stress from ramon's in mom's blood and blood stream that she has that is circulating through the baby through the placenta when the woman has a stressful pregnancy like in a war setting or in a society rife with poverty and violence mom produces lots of stress hormones like cortisol that message chemically communicated to the fetus is it's a dangerous world get ready with fetus does this by making the lizard part of the brain and the middle of bigger and the a.c.c. smaller more fight or flight for the dangerous world less deep thinking it would be a luxury in a safe world nature is preparing the child to survive in a violent environment by nurturing the fight or flight and fear mechanisms and trading off the more intellectual facilities or faculties the child becomes more animalistic and the problem solving skills are often wanted and geared toward simplistic and violent revolution on the other hand if a mother goes through a more peaceful and less stressful preg

her daughter jen sent in this picture of her mom.that is picture from when she was little. >>> and a special happy birthday to our very own lovely linda so. >> look at that. >> i know. she is out this morning reporting live at camden yards. but she is a ray of sunshine here. hope you've great birthday all you april fool's babies. >> our picture of the day is for you. >> cute. >> chihuahua. >> yes. >> butters a chihuahua? >> looks like it? >> happy birthday. this is her first birthday. and if you have interesting photographs to share especially the weather picture. justin talked about that, if you have weather picks as daylight breaks get it into us and include the facts about the pictures especially where you are so we can let people know what weather is doing in your neck of the woods. >>> a judge on "dancing with the stars" is moved to tears. carrie ann inaba was filling in and a viewer asked for advice. regis suggested dimming the light and romantic music, red roses and, of course, a ring. [ music ] >> you are everything to me. >>

my mom and i watched the first act of "hair." my mom miserable because my brother's angry.n. i'm like, "you got to come back inside." he's like, "i know. i'm so stupid. i totally overreacted." he came back in. everything was okay. the best part was he got super sunburned from lying out in the sun, except for the sun on his chest. [ laughter ] and he's so pale. he's so pale. he gets burned so bad. he got super red except for this white sun on his chest. i was like, "that's god marking you as a jerk." >> jimmy: very good. "as a jerk." okay. here we go. if the meyers' family had a song what would it be? >> we went on a lot of road trips, and i would say probably "graceland" by paul simon. that was an album we all liked. >> jimmy: okay. >> although, i have to say, we recently -- we play hearts a lot and listen to albums and we listen to "graceland." we listened to that song a million times and know like 11% of the lyrics. [ laughter ] and we sing it really confidently. [ laughter ] so it's a lot like -- everybody, all four of us -- graceland, graceland. then two people -- then

. - vivian got money when her mom died.'ll make bail in five minutes. - and be back on drugs in ten. - on the charge of murder t ec indehed ,ongr sgr how does the defendant plead? - my client pleads not guilty, your honor. her confession was coerced while under the influence. - the people will have no difficulty proving ms. hoyt's guilt without it. - bail, ms. hardwicke? - $500,000. ms. hoyt has already proven that she's a flight risk. - remedied when she voluntarily turned herself in to the police. which was ill-advised, seeing as one of the arresting officers, detective olivia benson, has a special interest in keeping my client in jail because she has custody of the son-- - are we arguing the case already? - mr. hunter, save it for the jury. bail is set at $300,000. [taps gavel] - don't worry, baby. i'll get you out, okay? - [whimpering] - hey, you go get the car, okay? i'll just be a second. i thought you got kicked off the case. - i did. prosecutors have it now. - she's not gonna win. we are. - vivian, i just came to se

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okay, mom's getting a phone.t mom a new samsung fascinate for $99.99 and unlimited data for only $29.99 on america's largest high-speed wireless network. verizon. from a week long road trip they will spend at home and then fly east for a monster 10-game roadie. the giants and braves in a rematch of last season's division series. put a cup on somebody's head and then run away. i don't know why. he has had a rough go of it and so has miguel tahada. unfortunately he cooperate get out of the third. jason hayward singles to right. it is 1-0 braves. chipper jones goes to right. welcome back to at&t park. he slams against the wall. two runs score and the braves take a series opener 4-1. he is all by his lonesome. it is even lonely yes, sir when you are calling a game like this. a ground ball to short. adam kennedy scores 1-0. blevins walks and it is 2-0. their nemesis, single scores a pair. the a's are shut out the second straight game. to the ice, and the sharks have taken a commanding 3-1 lead over the kings. dramatic

a total of 19 have been born soon after their moms had a lemon drop?> i just mix it with -- it's like, i mix it with a little bit more love and i zest it with a little more, umm, come on. >> oh wow. in reality thaw one is sure why the lemon drop cup cake seemed to trigger deliveries, including medical experts, but the owner says she always makes a fresh batch in case an overdue mom happens to stop in. >>> she is used to making celebrities cry with her criticisms on "dancing with the stars." but today she got a tearful surprise of her very own. carry an anab a was filling in wednesday regis read an email on how to propose to his girlfriendment regis suggested dimming the lights, red roses and a ring. >> here you go. >> you're an inspiration, you're beautiful, wonderful, you're everything to me. will you marry me? >> woe hoe. look at that. >> yes -- >> look at regis trying to ruin the moment. >> got to get regis' approval. he better be a good dancer that's all i can say. carry an is now engaged to an accountant. his name is jessie sloan. >>> remember whe

you know, if my mom was out on the floor, i would hit her, too. >> so chris paul loves his mom unlesshe rim he is going to take her down. >> there is a mugging there i till. >> he wants to win you can tell. >> take his momma down and her purse. >> and a nice shot to the eye there, too, from kobe. >> all we have got right now is hockey. so many people have come out to me and said how cot hawks lose on saturday? it was a great game. he had 52 saves. he was on his game. >> all i thought was you didn't get to spend easter sunday with randy. i felt bad for you. >> if they win you are okay with that. >> if they win. i don't want a game seven. yeah, right and thanksgiving and christmas and all of the other holidays as well. no, the team is playing well. we will cheer them on tonight. >> and they think they play their best hockey when up against the wall. so we will see. >> test that theory. >> tonight's the night to show it up. >> a big decision to stick by niemi. >> who would you rather have against the sharks? >> chicago hands down. >> no detroit, right? >> revenge, we like that. >> we are

my mom was the youngest wife. when the communists came, basically my grandfather said you can use my land, i am taking my family to hong kong. my mom grew up primarily in hong kong and came to the u.s. for college, where she studied fashion. >> did you know your grandparents? >> i knew my grandmother's on both sides. i knew briefly my mother's father. i was not lucky enough to have a grandfather taking me to the ice-cream truck, so to speak. >> you mentioned that your grandfather skids all went to college. where? >> my dad went to columbia university. a lot of my aunts and uncles went to university of buffalo, but my dad had the big dreams and the family. he was able to study at columbia and live with his older sister who had settled down in queens. he would commute from a story all the way up to columbia university every single day, and back. -- from astoria all the way up to columbia university. he studied computer science. that was back in the day when you used a punched card to program mainframe computers. tha

hi mom. and they were having a conversation that i didn't really approve of. and so you know what i told them? what mom? do you know whose mother i am? yes. [ applause ] and if he was here do you know what he would say? and my mom just seems like a big gay man, but it's -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's not? >> i said i hope you said nothing, mom because i would say nothing. but it -- >> jimmy: what did she say you would say to them in you were in the elevator with them? >> that you're not ready for sex until you're headreddy for marriage. i wouldn't have said that mom. i'm very resentful. [ applause ] >> jimmy: did your mom get upset when you're on a show that's like -- well you do voices on "family guy." does your mother watch that show? >> oh, my god. going to hell for being on that. >> jimmy: what about "seinfeld?" did she approve? >> didn't at first and then they did. i might not go to hell for being on "family guy." what will i go to hell for is i have a tearful message from my mother and

>> um, probably my mom. >> jimmy: aw, that's so nice. you'd bring your mom.>> maybe. >> jimmy: is that your mom there? >> yes, she's kind of loud. >> jimmy: oh, is that you right there? what did you say? [ laughter ] >> she's loud. >> jimmy: she's loud. oh, yeah. that's so -- it's like yin and yang, you guys. [ laughter ] you're very quiet and she's very loud. this is great. now, if you and your mom went, what would you bring as a gift? >> maybe like a toaster or something? [ laughter ] i don't know. >> jimmy: you're going to go to the royal wedding and you're going to bring a toaster? >> isn't that a typical -- >> jimmy: english people love toast. everyone loves toast. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, you can't have too many toasters. >> yeah. >> jimmy: uh, okay -- very good, shana. roots, we have shana, she wants to go to the royal wedding with her mom, who's very loud. and they both want to bring a gift that keeps on giving, a toaster. [ light laughter ] for this one, i was thinking about doing it, like, maybe in the style like goth music? >> yeah, that's go

garage so one day i had my mom mom can i have permission to build an atom smasher in the garage and she said sure why not go because if they got the garbage well it weighed four hundred pounds they contained twenty two miles of copper wire it consumes six kilobytes of power every time i turned it on i blew out every single circuit breaker in the house and my poor mom every time the lights went out she would say where is the fuse box and then she would say why couldn't i have a son who plays basketball and he did baseball and for god's sake why can't i find a nice chap and his girlfriend well hey i can't complain because the accelerator got me into harvard in fact when i was in high school my editor smasher earned the attention of a comic i've been a comic business has called edward teller he's the father of the hydrogen bomb he took me under his wing and he arranged for me to get a scholarship to harvard and that set me off chasing after einstein's theory of everything. you talk about how politics is important in your new book physics of the future there's. actually there's there's

the mom says she has filed a complaint with police. she acknowledged this was the third time the police have been called to the school to deal with the boy. he recently been transferred to another school. >> lisa is in for mike nicco. >> the temperatures are going down and we have rain to talk about. low snow levels. forecast is coming up. >> plus, new details about britain's royal wedding. there is one question even prince william won't know the answer to until the very last minute. >> and the procedure to make you look years young are. >> kristen: britain's prince william and kate file the world will be watching when they marry it's not an exaggeration. there be 7,000 journalists covering the wedding with 60 cameras along the procession route. we're learning new details. queen say the titles will take and press release will send out the exact moment as kate arrives at westminister abby finally revealing the dress. >> i think the reason kate has been so important to keep it under wraps because she generally wants to surprise prince wi

that was my mom. the 50s. next day. >> what are we making? >> this is a quick thousand island -- cut me a few slices and make sure the fat stays in there. >> absolutely. >> we have ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, eggs, relish, can't screw it up, capercapers, vineg >> i could. >> we have to throw that on the plate there. let's make a sandwich. >> let's do it. >> all right. let's go. you go there. slather butter. put the meat here. >> meat here. slather butter? >> all over one side on both pieces, all over. plenty of butter. >> plenty. >> you really want a hearty piece of bread like this artisan bread is fantastic. it's going to hold all of the juice. flip it over. >> it's messy, but that's okay. >> that's okay. then slather a bunch of this from the edge -- all the way to the edges. >> all the way to the edge. >> if it's not a messy sandwich -- >> it's not wofrth eating. >> exactly. it has to go all over your suit. now layer it. i like the acid. sauerkraut, pickles on the bottom. every bite has a little bit in the

i'm jill biden and i'm a proud military mom. as my husband said, we are honored to have you all here at the white house today. as we express the gattude of our entire nation to those who serve in our military and to their amazing families. you are all heroes, from the moms and dads to keep your families together while your loved ones are serving overseas, to the grandparents and their much needed support, to the children who are strong and brave while mom and dad are away. you go about your business every day, lifting up your communities, volunteering at your schools, lending a hand to your neighbors and you do it all while carrying a heavier burden than most folks imagine. you are truly remarkable. as joe said, we have been a national guard family for the last 10 years. 2 1/2 years ago, i stood in dover, delaware, watching as our son bo, prepared to deploy to iraq. i remember it like it was yesterday. like other military families, i felt an intense mixture of pride and concern. and i can honestly say that not a day passed durin