me and my mom would never get along, ever. and like my mom would never let me do anything. i was never allowed to leave my house. just any little thing i would do, i would get the cops called. if i didn't clean my room right or something. >> i don't think she's a danger to herself. i don't think she's a danger to society. i think it's a family situation. i don't think mom has fully complied, you know, with the court. i can recall a time when the mother wouldn't come to her court date. at her detention hearing she was ordered released to her dad. the mother called and said she's a runaway. i started looking into the computer. i asked how can she be a runaway? she was released at he detention to her dad. that's not technically a run away the police department was getting the tired of the mom calling all the time. >> my mom turned me in for everything that i've been in here for. last time i was here for using my mom's credit card. i spent more than i was supposed to. i spent like $5,000. i was supposed to spend $500 for my birthday. and my mom called the cops on me. >> here's

what moms choose. new survey reveals surprising insights about how and why mothers make certain choices. carol evans of working mother media conducted the survey and explains the findings. >> we could separate moms into career oriented women whether they were working or staying home. and those who are working just for a paycheck or not thinking about working. >> the survey of nearly 4,000 working and stay-at-home moms dispels stereotypes about how stay-at-home moms view having a career. >> we found that about 50% of the stay-at-home moms who were career oriented would rather be working than staying at home. and i find that very fascinating because we always assume that stay-at-home moms are entrenched in that lifestyle. >> but the survey revealed there were real issues holding moms back from working outside the home. >> the number one issue was that they felt really pulled by the needs of their children and the number two issue, is that they felt that the child care options were really not appropriate

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i love you. >> mom!ke her mother, kymyada's stepfather believes that placement outside the home may not be in kymyada's best interest. the fosters have been taking care of their granddaughter while kymyada's been locked up. but attorney don ruck knows some tough decisions need to be made. >> there's two options really. as of 4:00 today kymyada is going to go to a home, where obviously there's a lot of structure like you were talking about. or she could go home, be released to you guys today, with the list of interventions and services that the court said. >> we're still at odds. on that view. >> they're talking about it now. and i know deep inside with my dad's help that i'll be going home and be placed on house arrest. >> as her mother, what's best for her? >> best for her? >> yeah. >> as kymyada's parents struggle with their decision, jamie pays kevin a second visit since yesterday's incident. this time she brings good news. >> kevin is going to placement finally after being with me for quite some time

i miss my mom so much. i guess you don't know what you got till it's gone. >> you just told me you weren't involved in the -- >> that's what i told them. i told them i didn't do it. >> i think that until her probation is over, she needs to have some restrictions. there are consequences to your actions. >>> the other thing i'm going to ask you to do, i want you to find a place where you can fellowship. find a place where you can fit in and fellowship. >> for years msnbc has been documenting the tragic stories that unfold in america's juvenile justice system. with extraordinary access from the indiana supreme court, we go inside a world where cameras are, by law, forbidden. >> how are you guys going to do this? you going to do it on your own? did you try to do it on your own before? did it work? >> for some of the kids locked up in lake county juvenile, the pressures are more than most teens can imagine. never has this been so painfully clear than when 16-year-old ayryana gets a visit from her mother. >> you

>> hey, mom.e that if i plead guilty they'll release me from here no probation, no nothing. if i don't plead the guilty plea, that there is a chance they send me across the street. if they send me across the street, then ail be facing the charges over there. yeah, because i was thinking like maybe i'll just get it overwith here and then go down there and see what they want to do down there. >> just days past his 18th birthday, aaron is already faced with an adult decision of epic proportions. go with the guilty plea and remove adult jail time from the table or follow his mother's principled advice, he should not plead guilty to something he says he didn't do. that's what i'm going to do. yes, ma'am. i love you, too. >> are you all right? >> do you have any idea what you're going to do? >> i want to go ahead and plead guilty and get it overwith. my mom steered me wrong. >> not wanting to disappoint his mother, aaron chooses to walk down the righteous path of the truth will set you free. it's a huge

so i reached over my mom and i swung at him. the cops came and my mom said please press charges. i just want him to learn his lesson. i pleaded guilty to my charge. the judge, he had to think about it. he didn't really know what to do. so i'm still here. >> it takes time for the juvenile courts to figure out how to best handle each individual case. and in kevin's situation, available beds at placement facilities are hard to come by. >> being here for all them days, it gets to you after a while. especially when you got your mom, it's all real hard. >> in the juvenile court, i think if we have any indicator of what's going to happen in someone's life is looking first at the family and how supportive or not, how healthy or not is the family? i mean without family involvement and support, kids are never going to be successful. >> for years, msnbc has been documenting the tragic stories that unfold in america's juvenile justice system. access from the indiana supreme court, we've been allowed to take our cameras inside a world where they are by law generally forbidden. >> they prepare

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mom? on the catwalk, and i'm down on the bottom, so i can look out my window and wave at her. >> the reason i'm here is because i tried to kill my husband or tried to have him killed. it was me and my mother and she had originally told one of my friends that she would give him $1,000 if he killed my husband. >> felecia art and her mother, darlene moses, each received ten years for solicitation of first-degree murder, but the two years they've spent here so far have not been all bad. >> i work in the kitchen and i'm a cook. you know, when i was still out on the streets, i really didn't know how to cook. i've learned how to cook since i've been here. >> she's just a high-spirited girl. i mean, she's just happy go lucky all the time. she loves to work in the kitchen. she loves getting out and doing stuff. when i first got here, i used to watch her play volleyball at the gym and i sat and watched her and thought, she's not a little girl anymore. she's all grown up. it took me a long time to re

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walmart mom, what is a walmart mom? how do we define this? home who have shopped in a walmart in the last month. they're about 14 to 17% of the population. and my firm along with neil newhouse's firm have been tracking these moms since last year. they're very much swing. they started off in 2010, they had voted for obama. they were split along party lines, but they were leaning toward republicans in the congressional race. and over the course of the year they moved toward the republicans more substantially. >> so these are the sought-after swing voters that we read and hear and talk so much about. >> yes, absolutely. >> neil, i'm going to use some of the words that you guys use or as i should say the folks that you polled used to describe the president. >> right. >> disappointing, mediocre, wishy washy, endifferent. those are some of the word they used. but yet you say or you found that they still don't seem to have given up on this president. >> and craig, i think that was more of the interesting findings in the entire project we did. these

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i will see my mom again. some of my mom's friends were beaten to death. in i kept thinking if my mom was going through the torture to. i heard about some other practitioners. the second time i saw her was seven months later. that was the first time i found that is a mother's love to her son. i saw her through the window and 100 practitioners standing in one group on the ground. they were dressed in light yellow shirts. i could not distinguish who was my mother. when i try to find my mother, she of -- she appeared to my back. she called my name and gently stroked my head. my mother was the most beautiful and the world. but the police talked to my mom had. she has no criminal activity at all. i sincerely hope to see san francisco again. >> good evening. i live in san francisco. i come from china and a few months ago. i and my family are all practitioners. in what was tortured and accused on december 20, 2001, by the chinese government. and my father was locked in prison for 20 years until now. in the first few months, he was tortured. he was tortured with e

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she is now a stay-at-home mom. coach kerry works with all kinds of moms. >> are the clothes ready when you need them to dress your child? >> reporter: she says to plan a week's worth of wardrobe to get out of house quickly, a family communications center with meals for the week ahead planned, a dedicated date night among other things. >> having these folders for each family member of your household so that everybody gets -- >> reporter: mommy coach isn't going to help you raise your child. >> correct. no. i'm helping out taking care of of the mom so she can take care of everything else. >> it doesn't become summer easy but you can simplify your life and make it easier by using strategies, organization. >> reporter: which, with luck, could help avoid scenes like this. >> i don't know how you do it. >> that was mike sugerman reporting. >>> speaking of super moms, roberta gonzales is here for a look at our gorgeous weather. today it was beautiful. there is a big game going on tonight. so what's the weather? >> there i

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my mom is going to be pissed at me. >> reporter: amelia's mom had been taken to the e.r. that day. she claims she told the girl's father to pick her up from school. but he says he never got a call. this 911 dispatcher kept her on the tonight until help arrived. >> you've spelled your name for me and you told me your mom's name and what has happened. and i am very proud of you, ameleah. >> we are all proud of you ameleah. my mom is going to be pissed at me -- adorable. >> the little voice. >> smart little girl, huh. >> just fine. calling 911. >> police have not filed any charges in the case, but child protective services into looking the matter as expected. >> naturally. >> needed the laugh. >>> here's your wednesday weather, everybody. cold, stormy in colorado. with up to a foot of snow in denver. two feet in the foothills. winter is here. showers in the pacific northwest. windy along the california coast. showers from the texas panhandle to oklahoma city. st. louis and pittsburgh. >> 63 in new york. 75 in atlanta. and a warm 84 in miami. 50s from minneapolis to kansas ci

. >> mom? mom? >> it's an uphill battle for investigators trying to rescue children trapped and scared. >> we really are trying to help you. >> they have nowhere else to go, so for us to say to them, we want to get you out of this life, i don't know they necessarily believe us at that point. >> oh, my god, man. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover with the fbi in michigan rescuing the young and the lost caught in the grip of section slavery in the motor city. >>> tonight we visit the streets and suburbs of detroit, michigan, joining the fbi, state and local police as part of "operation cross country five," a nationwide dragnet to crack down on those who exploit juveniles in the sex trade. in the process, we came across the destroyed lives often left in the wake of human trafficking. >> thanks, everybody, for coming out. as you know, today is the kickoff for "operation cross country five". >> how are these undercover voefgss anybody ated? >> oftentimes a number of different web portals we use. >> today m

how were you going to apologize to your mom? that far. >>> the man himself, samuel l. jackson joined twitter last week and the tweeples are loving him. >> people have welcomed me with open arms. >> here he is at the premiere of his brand-new broadway show, "the mountaintop" with angela basse bassett. >> he took some advice and started asking some of his celebrity pals to retweet and get him some followers. >> when they started to do that, the ordinary people i guess on twitter were going, hey, you don't have to be a twitter or people following you. all you have to do is tweet and people follow you. we're just glad you're here. >> he wants to get normal followers and he's almost got 200,000 of them because his tweets are so cassically samuel l. can a [ bleep ] say [ bleep ] on here? on october 14th, he says, so my dresser, found a two-foot lamprey in a puddle on the street last night. how do you think it got there. >> how did he spell the f word? it looks french. >> it's samuel l. jackson, so it's going to happen. >> you can foll

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mom is coming back. mom probably went look for you. -- looking for you. >> mom was rushed to an er and her dad was -- supposed to pick her up and he didn't get the message pretty good chance he is in the doghouse. >>> it was not raining men but money in observing lahome sate across the interstate. 30 drivers stopped the cars when they saw thousands of dollars across the roadway. that dodging traffic they tried to get their hands on as many bills as they could. grab and go? >> everybody was shocked there were lots people saying they were getting new shoes and new this and that. >> now police showed up and they were handed money back from the first enterprise bank. 20 dollars was left inside the bag and they are trying to find out who the bag's owner is. >>> nasa performing a final check for a rocket launch that will carry us into a knee new era of scientific discovery. this is going on at vandenburg air force base in california. ol gist justin berk is live with a preview -- meteorologist justin berk is li

(mom))15:14 "i tell ya, it's only made our faith ptronger."ann given them the strength to lobby for new safety reguuations... which the public service commission finally approved on friday. (mom) 22:522"i don't know that people realize hoo much of a victorr it is."utility companies wwll now be required to conducc surveys twice a year - across the statt... using mobile technology that measures currents traveling underggound.á(dad) 24:11-24 "you just don't know. kids play innmud puddles... attract stray electricity into the 3 ground."the new safety rule... will be named after deanna.aa lasttng tribute.... that gives her parents some comfort... among tte grief for theirr little girl.á(mom) 16:03 "we're all put here for a reason... she is a child of the lord's." the greens lso have a ppnding llwsuit aaainst the responsible for her death becauue officials kkew about the electric lines at the park were faulty and cooroded. the city is fighting againsttthose claims.live from druid hill park, melinda roeder, fox 45 seven months aater a womannis king,

. >>> the mom-preneurs. three different women unlocking their own way to make a lot of money, not only made in america, made in their own home. >>> and the famous beatle and his bride tonight. which famous song did paul mccartney choose to sing to her after the altar? >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us this sunday night. as we come on the air this evening, protesters are beginning their fourth week of protesting right here in new york, south of here on wall street. but with a huge difference. this occupy wall street movement is multiplying, not only in cities across this country, but around the world. look at the images coming in tonight, spelling out the anger. this sign in new york, the rich get bailed out, the poor get sold out. in cincinnati today, this image, as 500 people rallied there. and overseas from dublin, demonstrators gathering along dane street, ireland's wall street, just outside the central bank there. and so tonight here we ask a simple question. that's behind the lives of

mom: son, college is much more important. son: no. mom: yes. son: no, mom. mom: yes.you need que ayudes a tus hijos a ir a la universidad. >> una noticia que nos estÁ llegando, efectivos de la marina dmÉxico hallaron 32 cadÁveres en tres cajas de seguridad en veracruz, estos hallazgos tienen lugar d semanas despuÉs de que hombres armados dejaron cuerpos en una concurrida avenida de esa ciudad. el presidente decidiÓ desplegar fuerzas de la policÍa federal y brigadas de seguridad en esa ciudad portuaria. >> una inmigrante fue detenida en el sur de arizona, entre sus pertenenciase descubrieron armas co convencionales. ea asegurÓ que eran para defensa personal. quÉ dicen las autoridades sobre la explicaciÓn que dio la joven sobre la posesiÓn de esas armas. >> agentes fronterizos que patrullaban el desierto de arizona encontraroen una zona desolada a un grupo de inmigrantes. al revisar sus pertenencias, se llevaron una sorpresa. >> estaban en un grupo de 16 indocumentados. esta mujer tenÍa unas armas muy raras. >> no eran armas de fuego, sino un bote en aerosol de gas pimi

what about the mom? that read, my aunt is the coolest from my sister mandy who wanted to put her name on it. a maryland spc a a one, so i have two of those. >> we'll check in with you in the 6:00 hour. remember, we have to have our weekend reveal coming up. >> i'm happy to do it. i'll show off my burn. >> thank you. >>> time to check the forecast. a lot of people want to go outdoors. this young lady can't. >> this is why we're here to give you an idea of what it's like outside. we're donning the pink. so is the radar. look at that blip, a couple of flurries up in pennsylvania. how about that? that will put a smile on megan's face. maybe not. the cloud line is lined up with the mountains. that retreated from yesterday's overcast conditions that did reach the bay. it will try build back with a partly to mostly cloudy sky. cold air flowing out of the west to northwest, we build clouds up. it cuts very close to i-95. could lead its way to the bay. more sunshine eastern shore this. morning we're clear, 47 in

good morning, mom. it is your daughter. how are you? well, yes i guess it's all right -- that is mom. but what am i supposed to do today? mom, it is school. that is what she calls adult day health center. she calls it school. it is school today, and your helper will be here soon to help you get your back, get dressed, breakfast, and make sure you get on the bus safely for school. what time does the bus come? that is mom. 9:00. again, now what am i supposed to do today? my mother has alzheimer's, among other things. if i did not have -- if we did not have adult day health care center, can you imagine what her day would be like? being at home possibly by herself all day. or in a nursing home away from her friends and the care providers that do all the things that i cannot do, all the things i do not know how to do. i am here standing strong with my mother, because i realize i made times she stood strong with me. please, please, state of california, do not close adult day health care centers unless you want folks like my mom to be at home,

but his mom thinks his return home will come sooner than ever before. matthew van dyke is seen wearing a rebel uniform and carrying a high-powered weapon fighting for the same country where he spent five-and-a-half months in prison. >> next thing i know i wake up in a cell to the sound of man being tortured in the room above me. >> reporter: van dyke's mom watches the video of him days after he was released from solitary confinement. he was held in a cell that was only 6 feet wide. when moamar gaddafi a40 year old rule came do an end, he decided to stay. >> i worry a little more now than i did before he was safer when he was in prison. >> reporter: now the baltimore journalist has joined the libyan rebel movement. fighters say freeing the home town of gaddafi will allow the country to move forward with the transition to democracy. van dyke's longtime girlfriend has mixed feelings about his decision to join the movement. >> frustrated. i think it is the best word for how i feel. very frustrated. because yeah we did work very hard, and, you know, a lot of

the mom of six boys.his just happened to be one of her daily adventures in parenting. >> try it again. >> this is little leon, and leon -- decided to try on his training potty list. >> oh, my goodness. >> we can actually find out how leon ended up with the toilet seat on his head. because we have the mom of six boys "right this minute" via skype. okay, sheryl, how did leon get the toilet seat on his head? >> that is a complete mystery. but i can tell you that he watched his twin brother, dane, do it a few months prior. so i guess he learned from his brother. >> what are the ages of your boys? >> dylan is almost 11 and then linden is eight, i have eight, seven, janine is three and the twins, dane and leon are two. >> the moment i'm sorry we missed was the moment when mom said, you have a toilet seat on your head, hold on while i get the camera. >> i was happy i didn't have to go far to get it. it seems like there's never a day that goes by without some moment that my boys seem to get themselves into and i'