only one mom approved. and two moms were disappointed.e to get comfy and relaxed. >> there's the snuggie. >> reporter: put away the snuggie. we have one better. the forever lazy. >> the one-piece, lie around, lounge around, full-body lazy wear. >> this is the most attractive -- >> reporter: at first, looks were deceiving for patty and her family. but function won out over form. >> i can see how this could be comfortable. >> reporter: and for jennifer -- >> it's quite comfy. >> reporter: but sandy -- >> truth be told, it's giving me a wedgie. >> reporter: we'll take that as a no. that makes the final tally on the forever lazy, two moms approve. and one mom disappointed. since our moms are dressed for comfort, they can sit back, relax and enjoy another successful round of mom testers. >> thanks. >> reporter: forever lazy? no way, dan. i am not giving up my snuggie. a masterpiece of sloth. >> well-put. a masterpiece of sloth. we have back here in the studio, becky, a mom-to-be tester. come on in here. here she is. bianna golodryga, looking l

no, mom. it's broken. mom, you're saving this? >> one. let's take one of these so i can have a measuring thing. >> recycling and maybe she's the one that's right and that's the way it's done. who's to say? how she grew up i don't know. >> this is all recyclable. >> i'm doing favor to society. instead of polluting. >> so this is the local supermarket which has a healthy, organic food. my mom goes here but she gets her food for free. >> when the expiration date, they have to sell by that date but the food is still good for ten days at least. >> she's actually eating pretty healthy. the kids do it, too, a lot of teenagers like punk rock kids will go dumpster diving. in a way my mom is pretty hip. my mom would see a sale going on and she would go to the store and spend all of her savings like $200 on everything that was on sale. >> i see sale for 99 cents. would you like it? >> no. >> you know, clothes that were size 16 or 12 that were way too big for her. >> too big for you. >> you want? >> i think the american consumer's model contributed t

only one mom approved. and two moms were disappointed.omfy and relaxed. >> there's the snuggie. >> reporter: put away the snuggie. we have one better. the forever lazy. >> the one-piece, lie around, lounge around, full-body lazy wear. >> this is the most attractive. >> reporter: at first, looks were deceiving for patty and her family. but function won out over form. >> i can see how this could be comfortable. >> reporter: and for jennifer -- >> it's quite comfy. >> reporter: but sandy -- >> truth be told, it's giving me a wedgie. >> reporter: we'll take that as a no. that makes the final tally on the forever lazy, two moms approve. and one mom disappointed. since our moms are dressed for comfort, they can sit back, relax and enjoy another successful round of mom testers. >> thanks. >> reporter: forever lazy? no way, dan. i am not giving up my snuggie. a masterpiece of sloth. >> well-put. a masterpiece of sloth. we have back here in the studio, becky, a mom-to-be tester. come on in here. here she is. bianna golodryga, looking like a smurf

plus, moms helping moms. she's best known as scary mommy. but even she was surprised at what happened when she called on her army of mommy followers to help feed families in need this thanksgiving. a special edition of "nightline" giving thanks, giving back, begins right now. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. a story far from american shores but with deep connections to this country. liberia, nestled on the coast of west africa, came into being when freed slave from the u.s. settled there in 1822. but that hopeful beginning dissolved in a horrific 14-year civil war, leaving the country and its health care system in ruins. only 60 doctors remained and not a single pediatrician among them. this is where two young american doctors come in. it was a dream of gridiron glory for phil, a 1997 michigan wolverines were national champions. on that field, number 46. andy secler. a classic american story. small town boy makes it big. andy had overcome plenty to get there. his father left when he was small. his mother and he often struggled to make

moms.frank, take it away. >> there's no voters more important to the republican nomination than iowa caucus voters and no voters more important than iowa caucus moms. you are all iowa caucus moms. what do you want in the nominee for president? >> i want somebody whose record is proven who they are, and what they stand for, that they have not change the today, that their words match what they have always stood for. >> what are you looking for? >> i want an honest person who can beat obama and i want us to come together and find the one that will beat him. >> i want someone who will get things done, not just talk about it. >> i want someone who is a conservative, not a moderate. >> i want someone who doesn't have someone to owe a favor to or special interests. no more politics as usual. >> i want somebody who will actually do what they say they are going to do and follow-through. >> i want someone who would allow me to be free in my home how far i see fit. >> if you had to choose would you ch

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not one of the 30, moms! >> what we have to do is have moms like you come help us do this. it is always the moms who are going to say, we want our kids to dream big dreams and have great adventures. you said you are ready for the fight. we need you. so come help us with the fight. >> but a $16 muffin, and in more $5 coffee. >> bring your own. >> bring your own biscuits. >> do you want to fight with her? >> yes. >> i will make you aÑi pan of biscuits and give you a great cup of coffee. all i'll bring the brownies. >> thank you, frank. stay tuned. as the swing state focus group special swing state focus group special cont [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammatio plus, in clinical studie

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. >> to the sites that make thousands a month, how the most successful mom-trepreneurs pull it off. >>> and love in disguise. how the full panda suit became the latest weapon in the fight to save the most adorable of the endangered species. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir. the case began when a terrified man with a gunshot wound emerged from a dark forest crying out for help. he was police allege the target of a serial killer or killers in their midst and tonight they continue the grim search for more less fortunate victims. as for the apparent suspects in custody one is a 52-year-old self-styled man of god, the other, a teenage boy whose parents insist he's fallen under the older man's spell. with the very latest here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: how did this 16-year-old high school junior from outside akron, ohio, a wanna be cop, a big lumbering popular kid named brogan rafferty, how did he get caught up in alleged serial killings where the victims were recruited on craigslist? it's a sensational case making national headlines. >> fatal scam, the deadly hoax. >> breaking news, a

i'm here, um, to post bail for my mom. okay, your mom's name is? evelyn bowers. i-i would've been here earlier, but i had to bum a ride. okay. all right, um, have a seat. i'll be right back. all right? okay. all right. (clears throat) mrs. bowers, your son is here to post bail. kevin? that's impossible. why do you say that? i told him to stay home. (sighs) he's a kid; he doesn't have any money. i mean, he just, he gets confused a lot after his injury. okay. what are you planning to do? i don't know. i'll figure something out. but in the meantime, he needs to get home till i can get out of here. what if i were to give him a ride? you would do that? sure. sit tight. thanks. it's locked. you got a key? yeah, yeah, i think, i think so. sometimes sequences get out of order and, you know... gets all jumbled up in my head. thanks. you know, it's just hard to keep track. notes help. my mom. she's good to me. kevin, where's the furniture? my mom sold it. well, most of it. she's in trouble, isn't she? i hope not. i got your text. what's up? okay, i've been going over these

what was it like going to school with a mom like pamela? was she a room mom, for instance in school? >> no. she wasn't. and i think it's so interesting for me, because i'm just becoming a working mom and i think about it a lot. my mom really, it must have been a very challenging time, she was a nine near, it was the mid 70s when she had me, and he was very protective of her to be at a senior level in her organization and be so successful, and i think the expectations of her at work were that she would either be a successful professional or she would be a mom, but not both. and i think she took, i don't know if anybody has told the story, but she took her office by vice when she came in one day to let them know she was pregnant, and i think her mission was to find a way to continue her success and her career, and also make time with her family. and so my whole life i've been a part of her professional life. >> tom: henry is her husband of 16 years. they first met on a group date when he found himself walking down broadway in new york city, p

my mom is, like, um, not donating anything. she looked at the front, and it said my name., and was, like, is this true? it was. >> reporter: the truth was melody wanted to donate a kidney to mom ever since ernie was born. she wanted it to be a surprise. >> i just was in shock and speechless. >> reporter: as soon as she turned 18 earlier this year, melody got tested. she was a match and will donate one of her kidneys to her mom next week. >> 18, you're graduating high school, you want to go have that college experience, and she's put it all on hold for her mother. very, very unselfish. >> i think she deserves a second chance at life. i don't know. she's given me a lot since i have grown up. >> reporter: the lesson one learned over time. like mother, like daughter. the nesbits relish most in what they can give, and after all, what's better than giving the gift of life? >> she's my mom, you know, and i want her here a little bit longer. >> love between a mother and a daughter. >> thankful for a kidney and a wonderful daughter as well. unbelievable. >> well, that's what's maki

that's what the inspiration mom search is all about. we are looking for an inspirational mom. we have the website. this work you are doing with the boys and girls club is huge. i don't -- i think there was a time when boys and girls clubs kind of went below the radar and it wasn't a cool thing. i think with time now, being a perfect rearview mirror, we realize how important that is. talk about it for a second? >> i remember when i was a young girl it was not the boys and girls club, it was called the boys club back then. when shaquille o'neal was a young man, that was boy's club. over the past few years , the boys and girls club made a major impact on so many young people today. i don't know if you've seen the new psa, the lives it has touched over the decadeses now as long as they've been in existence. it's a wonderful organization and partnered with families. that's how they develop the family plus program, which helps familys with the structure they have in the home, teaches them resources that are available in the community, teaches the parents how to perfect their job res

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>> she's my mom, you know, and i want her here a little bit longer.

i don't know who the hell would listen to this mom.e told a story the cops say state bunch of hughey which. -- hooey. the whole story lies according to the police. >> as a mother, you are going to say here is a list of folks, here's what the baby was wearing, take a polygraph, do everything in your power to exclude you as a suspect she has done none of that she hasn't cooperated doesn't want to give a polygraph her story has been the same i ran out of gas and walked an hour. shep i stayed in a hotel in miami there was a duck there and i'm sure it was a duck, it walked, quacked, this woman is a duck. >> maybe it was a goose. >> shepard: it might have been. you know what i'm saying. why would you ask so much like a damn duck if you are not a . she is not acting like a woman looking for her child. she acting like a woman who has something to hide. >> do we really know what this woman is doing? >> reporter: no. you are annoying ran but i like you. but you are annoying throw, go on. >> what i find so fascinating the police have almost learn

>> she's my mom.w, and i want her here a little bit longer. >> love between a mother and a daughter. >> thankful for a kidney and a

to see my mom in jail, it's really hard on me.d her the most. and me being over there in afghanistan and my mom being here, it's one of the worst feelings ever. she hasn't always been there for me. it's a void in my life. i did get one letter from her, and i was really surprised. i must have read it 10, 15 times. like she told me she was proud of me. my whole life, i always tried to make her pride. i always tried my best in sports, looking my best, dressing nice. i joined the marine corps for her, just trying to get her to be proud of me once. me thinking she would stay out of trouble if she was proud of her son, you know, and not go back to jail so many times. just for me once. seems that she always goes back to her life. she chooses her life over me. that's always been the hardest part. >> i love you, baby. i love you so much. >> i love you, too, mom. >> sit down. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> good. i love seeing you. i worry about you. i'm sorry i'm not there. >> it's okay. >> when are you going overseas again? >> i

# mom: son, college is much more important. son: no. mom: yes. son: no, mom. mom: yes.panic scholarship fund has the information you need que ayudes a tus hijos a ir a la universidad. >> el joven de origen hispan usado de haber disparado contra la casa blanca estÁ to para s juzgado segÚn una revisiÓn psiquiÁtrica fiscales r. presentaron una mociÓn solicitando exÁmenes más extensos en caso de que u salumental se convierta en un prlema. fue arrestado en un motel cinco dÍas despuÉs del tiroteo. >> un camionero mexicanoue sentenciado en una corte de san diego a casi 16 aÑos de cÁrcel por haber participado la operaciÓn de dos tÚnelepara el paso de drogas en la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos. las autoridades confiscaro52 t de marihuan los tÚneles estaban iluminados, ventilados y equipados con rieles y carros para transportes. >> la mujer de la florida exonerada de culpa por la muerte dsu hija. fue divulgado y haenero reacciones. >> 12 horas iÉditas de que muÑodieron a la luz. mujer que acusa por difamaciÓn. la supuea secuestradora de su hija. en una llamada a 911. >>

[ mom ] jingle even loved to sing. ruff! ruff! ruff! ruff! jingle! [ female announcer ] it's for bringing stories to life in a whole new way. jingle, stay. and jingle did. [ female announcer ] hallmark interactive story buddies. when you read key words, jingle responds. >>> conventional medical wisdom. more evidence is proving opposite maybe true. pet lover and mom to be megan pringle, joins us live via skype and not only do we have the twins on standby, but you got your hands full there, too. >> reporter: roxanne, i certainly have always been worried because roxanne, and other dog, as we wait for our baby to arrive, is full of worry. one thing you hear moms to be express concern about is their pets. that's because there has been the long running myth about pets and allergies. you hear they are worried babies could be allergic to pets. a study suggests that pets could protect some babies from developing allergies later in life, having a dog or cat could be a good thing. in the study researchers contacted 18 year olds to see if they had grown up in a

she must be a mom. >> i took this on his first birthday. he's wearing a bicycle jersey. >> miki mori is 27 years old. what is it like to live away from her son and train to become a bike racer? here's a glimpse of the grueling work put in by women who jumped into the world of keirin. there they are. this is the japan bicycle racing school in izu city, shizuoka prefecture, the only school in japan that trains would-be professional cyclists. classes are taught seven hours a day. students tackle many subjects from strength training to bicycle maintenance. look, it's miki, the lady who showed us a picture of her baby earlier. using a step ladder, she reaches up. a racing bicycle weighs only 7 kilograms, half the weight of a regular bicycle. right now everybody is training on the rollers where they pedal the bike on top of metal tubes. the tire is only two centimeters wide. it must be difficult to balance on it. miki has never been on an ultralight keirin racing bicycle before. is she going to be okay? she can hardly pedal, even with help. wow.

but when it happens to mom or dad it's different. >> it's different. basically what i tried to do is go along like everything would be okay and i would get better. and, so, they went with it. >> we have heard a lot of positive attitude goes a long way with that, too. >> a thousand plus copies have gone out to clinicians, child life experts, so, you will find this in places where kids need to pick it up and read it. >> right. my publisher and i, our mission is to get the book out to anybody that can find it as a good resource. at book sinnings i have a list of hospitals and people buy a book to donate then we sent those books to hospitals. we send two books to each hospital and so far we sent out about 35 packages all over the country. >> did you find it therapeutic writing the book and putting it together. >> yes. any time i create something i find it therapeutic. this has been an amazing journey for me. the cancer was one journey and this is a continuation of a better journey. >> the love pops over the pages. and the illustrations help bring the whole

is the world going to be born into a safe world or a hostile world is the question mom answers that question without even realizing it by sending various levels of hormones like cortisol through the bloodstream and more stress mom experiences and more cortisol there are other neurotransmitters as well assert its own and opening that vary with mom's mood and also communicate to the fetus the answer to that question but what kind of world should he or she be getting ready to be born into in my book i've pointed that to a pretty substantial body of research that shows that when mom is exposed to lots of stress and produces lots of cortisol the baby will develop a stronger fight or flight response more rapid physical reese reflexes things necessary for survival in a hostile world on the other hand is exposed to lower levels of cholesterol lower levels of maternal stress hormones tend to develop with more focus on the four bring the thinking part of the brain are born better adapted to be a scientist and a soldier so it made perfect sense that if a baby is born into a world his or her th

let's get our next letter from new mom christine.i need to be comfortable during the day. i want to wear sweats but they don't make me feel great about myself. how can i add some polish? >> who doesn't want to wear sweats? >> or p.j.s, too. >> exactly. i think the key here i would advise is don't separate your sweats and put them in a drawer separate from your regular clothes. go ahead and mix them in. hang them in your closet by, you know, arm length. you'll see on grace from san francisco i stopped her, great example of her sweat shirt, but the keys that really added polish was the, you know, this button down shirt that was crisp and tailored and the patent shoe. this was a really great addition to make the whole look work together. you can't, i mean, essentially this is just a sweat shirt and jeans. but the other two items, op sits attract, are a little dressier. >> that's cute. >> you can do that in your wardrobe and sometimes when you open your closet be inspired by what you see sitting next to each other. >> great ideas. good q

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and i called my mom. so i think that my mom called out to judy, and she said, well, the truth was she thought that lloyd had ran off with another woman and she didn't think he was coming back. >> days went by, then weeks. no word from their dad. at the end of the school year, tommy's step-mom sent him back to nebraska to live with his birth family. >> it was hard. i mean my dad, for tom and i especially, he was everything to us. >> and you thought he loved you. >> yeah. >> and now it seemed, perhaps, he didn't even care. >> you know, when we first heard, i think we really believed he would be back. if he left judy, he would be back to get us. >> that summer, lloyd's father hired a private investigator. your father's father assumed that he abandoned him, too, and everybody. >> it was very hard on my grandfather. my grandfather would come in almost every week and -- to give me updates on, you know, had we heard anything. the detective hadn't found anything. he was following leads, but nothing was coming up.

mom: son, college is much more important. son: no. mom: yes. son: no, mom. mom: yes.ship fund has the information you need que ayudes a tus hijos a ir a la universidad. temprano para afirmarÁ quien respaldarÁn. >> esos bienes que tradicionalmente se reconoce la labor de los veteranos de guerra expone dieron su vida sirviendo al paÍs. pero tambiÉn es un bien el que debemos recordar las que los afectan. 2008 y 2010 veteranos se quedaron sin empleo. famosa cambiar de tema para hablar de la llegada de internet que le ha cambiado la vida a millones de personas. en alexis de este tema fue uno de los platos fuertes en la conferencia. >> versÁtiles llegaron a la sede social quedarse los nÚmeros lo reflejan. el 18% de los hispanos que usan internet tienen cuentas en twitter comparado con el 5% de hispanos y el 13% de no hispanos. >> es es lo que dice es que nuestra comunidad estÁ activamente en internet buscando nada mÁs relacionando y hablar banalidades sino realmente concientizar y convocar acciones alrededor de los temas que mÁs nos importan como comunidad. >> una de las pr

kim's mom, kris, will be on "good morning america" later this morning. this will be sure to come up. >>> our next story, justin bieber says he's going to ignore the rumors and focus on his music. of course, we're talking about the paternity lawsuit by a 20-year-old california woman, claiming that bieber fathered her baby during a 30-second quickie backstage after a concert. >> now, the woman's grandfather is weighing in. saying that his granddaughter is a good person who doesn't lie. but bieber's lawyer strongly deny that he is, in fact, the baby's daddy. justin -- we know a little too much there. justin bieber. all right. >>> well, our next story, what are the chances? this is a great story. >> love this story. >> when the winner of a sweepstakes was announced during a canadian newscast on monday, the anchors realized the winner was a co-worker. sportscaster brian delay had won the grand prize which was a country estate. >> they called him on his cell phone live on the air. and asked the first question co-workers always ask a lottery winner. >> so, are

my mom would have kicked me out of the house.t moms would have called grandma and said come get them. >> how did they get it on top of the tv? >> i was wondering that. mary took the lovely photos for us. the kids laid down in the flour and did flour angels. >> they wanted to make it look like snow in there. >> she can never complain that her boys never give her flowers. >> you guys will throw awesome parties. >> hopefuy it will be flour.e internet and raising a lot of questions. >> it's called you have three days to pay me $5 million. >> what's this about? we'll show you the video. >> i'm sure you have ghot problem with the bradley cooper that's later? >> no i do not. >> so i guess we have something for >>> hello. we're back with more right this minute. a man is taken to the hospital by his wife. she says they took him to the hospital because he had respiratory issues. wait until you hear about the medical mistake his family says killed him. >> it's a crazy stunt on a racehorse. >> this is the dumbest thing i have ever seen. >> t

all under the age of five. >> i think i'm a natural mom. i just love being a mom. >> she also has three adult children from her first marriage. but she wanted a family with her second husband david who is only 43. >> the more i saw him with the older kids, the more my heartached for him to be a dad and for me to be a mom with him. >> using in vitro fertilization and an egg donor, she got pregnant twice giving birth to her son luke when she was 51 and then twins two years ago. >> there is a double standard. how come men start sometimes at 70. but if a woman does it, it's, oh, what are you thinking and how are you going to raise them. >> advances in medicine are allowing motherhood to happen later and later in life. >> my husband and i both say that we are late bloomers. >> it's okay. >> michelle waited until she was 46 to have her daughter grace. >> i do think that having older parents might put a strain on grace, but i'm hoping that we raise her to be a strong woman and that she will seek out family and friends to support her. >> older wome

>> i always call her mom, but i would just be talking going 'mom, mom, mom. " when i am going to the, it will been -- when i am going to the set, it will be carole. tavis: happy holidays to both of you, and i will see you in april. do not forget. >> thank you, mom. >> that is our show for tonight. as always, keep the faith. the time of your live everything will turn out all right it will be ok, in every way, making it better ♪is new year's day >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with jimmy cliff on his forthcoming cd. that is next time. we will see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every da better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial lit an bsvereta and remove obstacles to economic empowermen

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so, mom said, i ate it, and you guys believed it.s tricking you. and did you think it was funny then? you did think it was funny. are you planning to get her back? are you going to play a trick on her? >> play a trick on her. >> jimmy: what are you going to do to her, jake? >> i'm going to eat all her candy. >> jimmy: you're going to eat all her candy? [ laughter ] you know what you ought to do? if you see her car keys laying around, just hide them somewhere. [ laughter ] any time you see her car keys. put them -- [ applause ] >> put them in a shirt. >> jimmy: what's that? >> hide them in a shirt. >> jimmy: or you know what's a funny place to put them? the toilet. [ laughter ] now, have people been recognizing you and taking pictures with you and stuff? where did they do that? >> ah -- i remember one of them, like, they took our picture by the airplane. >> jimmy: oh, at the airport? >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. and does that surprise you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: why do you think people like your video so much? >> ah -- i don't know. because we