we found moms and dads who agreed to let us videotape their teens. as they face those critical choices. >> very nervous. >> reporter: like, will they be able to resist the powerful urge to pick up their phones while driving? >> i'm expecting the worst and hoping for the best. >> reporter: in 2009, 16% of fatal crashes involving teenagers were caused by distracted driving. many teens were distracted by cell phones. it's our first test tonight. we'll be following four teens who have recently gotten their driver's licenses. and thanks to their insurance company, american family, have also just had a special camera installed in their cars called a drive cam. if they make any risky driving maneuvers, like these scary scenes collected by drive cams, it will be caught on tape. here a teen busy texting swerves off the road and takes out a mailbox. will the camera catch them on their phones like this teen? [ bleep ] >> reporter: or like this girl who so dangerously distracted by her phone that she runs off the road. [ screaming? . [ >> reporter: luckily, no o

soccer mom or security mom. you said something about pansy dads, what is all of this talk about abortion affect your swing vote? >> i'm going to agree with what you said, women don't like being talked down to. all of the name calling about women. we were songer moms, and waitress moms the idea of the waitress mom and the definition, working blew collar mom. she has more than one job. so does the husband. what the pollsters have found, they are independent. they want to know who has the more believable message for the future. funny enough, the so-called waitress moms are leaning to the right. they are more inclined to vote for a a conservative. what it boils down to is jobs. a lot of the talk, we can argue about where we think this narrative is coming from about reproductive rights. when i talk to women whetr republican or cservative or independent, they find it demeaning. we are not saying, you are controlled by your penis. we can all agree that i want to hear a message of empowerment. >> many of those women who

and for new moms, the pressure is on. why the rise of the mom-shells is causing serious backlash. >>> animal house. "nightline" investigates. exclusive cell phone video of the defense personnel paid to keep americans safe in afghanistan, apparently drunk, stumbling and shirtless on the job. is this what your tax dollars are paying for? >>> and, from beer to march mallows to lattes, inspiring a cult-like devotion. tis the season for the great pumpkin frenzy. what you're missing out on if you haven't caught the mania. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," october 17th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. these days in hollywood, the baby bump is one of the most photographed fashion accessories. and after the baby arrives, news celebrity moms flaunt their taught arms and tight abs. but does all this attention hold women to a new and impossible standard? that's what one young mother thinks. and she is fighting back. here

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all right. >>> coming up next, a mom with mother's little helper. >> yes, a self-described mom who can'tme chemical assistance. her cautionary tale is all next on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ there's a little yellow pill ♪ she goes running for the shelter of her mother's little helper ♪ >>> the stones sang about it in 1966. and parts of mother's little helper still ring true today unfortunately with some times deadly circumstances. >> scary story. the government says deaths from prescription drug abuse have quadrupled since 1999. shelly slater of our dallas station met one mom who swears by her pills, but as she learned, they do take a toll. >> reporter: heather moore juggles a lot, a 3-year-old, a 1-year-old, a full-time job, and a husband away in the army. right after her first baby she just couldn't keep up. >> i felt like the worst mother ever. i would get up. get ready. go somewhere, and i thought, crap, i forgot the diaper bag. >> reporter: moore like most moms wants to give her children the best for. that she needed

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we went from soccer moms to panera moms. >> what's next. >> i know what is next. >>> a big monster megacyclone. >> he loves that. >> he taught him a new term and he won't let go. >> here is the deal. we're looking at perhaps a little more rain, even though the scenario may take it a little further north. so i'm a little more concerned about flooding. the timetable pretty much the same monday and also tuesday. fortunately it will hang around for part of halloween. that's the way it looks like now. let's look at the spaghetti plot. it's my favorite graphic because it tells you so much. each line represented by a computer model, and that's the track. and when the lines are close together, there is confluence. everybody is in agreement. when they begin to separate, then they're not in agreement. but look at this, every model turns it in and makes that left turn. now, one model takes it up into nantucket. one model takes it into atlantic city. but it does appear it's going to make that turn into the east coast. and some of the models actually do a loop around town, which is not out of the question.

are you talking about moms who are based republican party moms? >> i'm also talking about -- republican anyway or are you talking some form or part of democratic moms or independent voter moms? >> i don't know how to break it down -- >> i'm just asking would this appeal to other than the base? >> i think if she attacked enough it's good. the issue of the gun, of the rifle and hunting itself, i don't think it necessarily draws the one side or the other. there are democrats and republicans who hunt. however, i think with regard to him being attacked or criticized maybe is a better word, they think might draw more not necessarily votes but sympathy that this guy is doing what he would normal doe if he wasn't running for vice president. >> i go back to congresswoman norton's point. if that's the best they can do -- they have a gap for real reasons because of economic agenda is not addressing women's concerns and because they are standing on reproductive issue that is are not resolved. that's why they are not getting women votes and all they have is i'

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do you live with mom and dad ? no, i just live with my mom.how does she feel about the whole thing, seeing you come and go come and go to all these different schools ? well, she gets mad at me. she tells me, "why do you do that ?" and this and that. or someone looks at you or says something, just ignore them. the fact of the matter is, you need to be in school. so what i'm going to do is i'll talk to mom also. we'll go through the different options that you have, and maybe she can help you make a choice. maybe you together. i do this program because... it's my way of giving back to the community that gave so much to me. it's sort of like... i was one of them. and maybe one day they can be one of me. who in this classroom is not going to join a gang ? is not ? is not going to join a gang ? is that a promise ? yes. okay. think you've got it now ? yes, i think so. good. did you call him yet ? yes. i'm meeting him at 8:00 tomorrow night. - i still don't know how to get him to the restaurant. - you'll think of something. yes. all right. i'll show y

caller: uh, i just killed my mom and my sister. killed my mom and my sister.lls his family and admits it all to a 9-1-1 operatorr the chilling phone recording ttat'll leave your heart racing. forget fall....one state skips straight to winter. why residents are raking up on shovels and salt... and if we could see the same thing here. 3 kw@ authoriiies... in texas... are investigating... a... chilling... double murder. a 17-year-old admits to a 9-1-1 operator that he killed his mother and sister. bud giilett has the police recording...describinn the porrible event. 3 911: parker county 911 where ps your emergency? the chilling call from ake evans came into 911 just after midnnght. 911: okay, what's the emerggncy? caller: uh, i just killed my mom and my sister. 911: what? caller: i just illed my om and my sister. 911: you just killed your mother nddyour sister? how id you do that? caller: &prevolver.. em with a 22 - for well over twentt minutes the operator kept evans on the line, alternately calming him down and encouraging im he would get help no matter what

usually, the only way you leave a club at 4:00 with your mom is because your mom drove to the club at30 to drag you out of it. but, not in the lohan family, the appletini doesn't fall far from the tree. at some point during the scuffle someone called 911. police showed up, they shouldn't be allowed to call 911. they used that up. lohans should have to call 912. i feel bad for lindsay low haha. team to stop blaming her mother. we should blame her grand mother for the way her mother turned out. a crazy video. last weekend an extreme mountain biking event in the utah desert. annual thing where, insane people get as close to death as they possibly can. a rider, cam zinc went for an exceptionally long jump. see her from two angles that that did not go well. >> good news he had a camera on his helmet. and it's look we are riding right along with him. listen to this. >> oh, my god! >> jimmy: not only didn't he die, all that happened he bruised his heels. but his legs are now only 4 inches long. he is adorable. >> fox ordered a pilot for a reality show, called "divorce hotel" put couples abou

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mom: h-i-j-k-l-m-n-o-p. q-r-s. q-r-s.ink occasional irregulathink twice.ig deal, with occasional irregularity, things your body doesn't use could be lingering in your system. but activia has been shown in clinical studies to help with slow intestinal transit when consumed 3 times per day. 7 out of 10 doctors recommend activia. and the great taste is recommended by me! ♪ activia and try new activia light. 60 calories and the only leading light yogurt with no added sugar. under the president's policies, middle income americans have been buried. they're just being crushed. middle-income americans have seen their income come down by $4,300. this is a tax in and of itself. i'll call it the economy tax. i'm not going to raise taxes on anyone. my plan is to bring down rates to get more people working. my priority is putting people back to work in america. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. probably totally opposite of what you think of when you think of an nfl glamour top cheerleader. >> when sarah wasn't cheering, she

moms almost 80% of moms say they're more likely to splurge on their kids, whereas maybe this isn't so more likely to splurge on themselves. here's the thing, if you communicate about the budget and you really make it about the numbers, it doesn't have to be a battle over soccer cleats and spending on that, it's got to be about these numbers. what are your goals as a family? and also make note of patterns. if you see patterns of where are your arguing? what is about it? how much is it? then get to the root of the problem. >> and getting to the root of the problem is what you have to do next. where are you finding that a lot of couples break down when it comes down to that? >> because it's not really about the money. about some other goal, may be about control. but again, if you become the family cfo, the accountant, i say the cfo, if you're really in charge of the household budget, set a time aside once a month to go down and break it down and show your spouse if you're arguing with them, this is where the money's going, this is the goal we need to set, whether it's paying down debt, s

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mom's fault.es, she did start this, like, of course, she started the divorce. that broke my family, too, but then he is saying that it's all of her fault and then he's saying that she's saying bad things about him and she is blaming it on him. >> always tell parents, don't put your kids in the middle. you go with your mother you feel like you're betraying your dad or you can pick sides. i promise you, you don't have enough information to pick sides. you have just enough information to be confused and hurt and knocked off balance. because near one of these people are objective. they tell you the world as they see it. they tell you what's going on as they experience it. you know, your dad thinks your mom has really made some bad choices, she thinks he has made bad choices and decisions, and that's the one thing i agree with them about. they've both made really bad choices and decisions and the worst is involving you in the middle of all of this. you have to understand, none of this is your fault. no

what will she say when she faces her mom? >> i lied for like everyone. we all lied for each other.i feel guilty about that. >>> coming up -- one final test. >> his name means to be truthful and honest, upright and righteous. [ taste buds ] donuts, donuts, donuts! who are these guys? oh, that's just my buds. bacon, donuts. -my taste buds. -[ taste buds ] waffles. how about we try this new kind of fiber one cereal? you think you're going to slip some fiber by us? rookie. okay. ♪ nutty clusters and almonds, ♪ ♪ almonds. ♪ fiber one is gonna make you smile. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one nutty clusters and almonds. with 43% daily value of fiber for you. crunchy nutty clusters and real almond slices for your taste buds. >>> what if she walks in? >> we've watched this group of teens blatantly cheat on a test, looking up answers on a cell phone. >> this is a "dateline" show that we're doing about cheating. >> and their parents saw it go down on camera. >> the whole time, my stomach is turning and my heart is beating. my heart is beating still. >> jasmine says she's disappo

. >>> well, moms, you know you would do anything to protect your kids. so imagine how one mom felt when a stranger tried contacting her daughter on a social media site. >> well, she was checking her daughter's facebook page, when she says she regularly does and she noticed a man had friended her 12-year-old daughter on facebook. and claiming that he was a college student. the mom felt like something wasn't right and started talking to him, pretending to be her daughter. >> he was being very explicit about what he wanted done. which is [ bleep ]. and the positions. things that a 12-year-old has no knowledge of. >> the mom says he asked her to sneak out of the house so they could meet up. she then called police and then went to meet the man. she was dressed up as her daughter. officers watching nearby and arrested the man, and it turns out he was a middle schoolteacher. >> well, happy hour for one man in wyoming and he didn't even have to go to a bar. police say he hid in a liquor store overnight and drank for free. the store employees identified the man f

so i started the teen moms and expectant moms club. we've had lot of girls in the last four months end up pregnant. so what you're doing right now is writing your story. convince the other girls in this school to try to wait until after you graduate. okay, who wants to go next? come on... nakia, go. >> i have a two-year-old daughter. her name is kianna jenkins... >> nakia, at the end of clubs, reluctantly told me that she's worried that she may be pregnant again. so i'm gonna go get a pregnancy test and she's gonna come down and we're gonna find out. so what's happening? are you scared? >> yes. >> have you thought about what happens if it's yes? >> i don't know yet, but i'm not ready for another one. >> i'm gonna support you no matter what, but... i am disappointed that, you know, you've been through this before, you know? and i want you to go to college. >> yeah, i want to go to college too, that's why i'm saying i'm not ready for another one. >> all right. you need the directions? you know what to do. okay. so you know where the teac

this little girl, she's onstage with her mom.tive american costume. >> she looks really cute. >> but she is trying to get the heck outta there. >> like, they can see me. see what i'm wearing. okay. get this over. >> she tries over and over again. now finally like, wait a minute. we're leaving, but we're leaving from the wrong side. i wanted to go the other way, ma. >> very independent and does what she wants. okay. >> here ap video of another contestant. this one i think really want to be on the stage. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> a power ranger move. >> i think he knows what he's doing. >> oh, he blew a kiss. i love him. he's selling it. >> of course, this pageant also showcases talent and skill. >> that's pretty cool for somebody that -- that age. >> to find out more about this talent exhibition one of its organizers walter morillo. how many years has this been going on? >> over 25 year, but we resurrected it three years to make it an annual part of the native american recognition day here in phoenix. >> why was it important to resur

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margie, you talk about these walmart moms.ic issues drive them, and it could be jarring enough that they lose that. >> i studied walmart moms extensively over the last two years and i've done focus groups with them, and you're right. whether you're talking about walmart moms or women generally they're going to be voting on which candidate can improve their personal situation. a lot of times when i hear moms hear bickering about issues that's when they feel that candidates don't get their daily life. that's important to remember. moms have an opinion on these issues, and is it that they lean left? that's why you see mitt romney backing away or try to distance himself from mourdock so quickly. i think ultimately on the left and right the number one issue is the economy. the number one issue is which candidate can really speak to your daily struggle and understand your shared struggle. that's where some of these women's issues not just abortion, but equal pay healthcare education, really can shine a light on which candidate is re

and then afterward my mom cried. they got him a car. >> there were strong consequences for us if i failed in school. if i failed in school, the consequences were i would go back in the fields. and it scared the living day lights out of me. [ speaking spanish ] >> my dad always told me -- you are the girl. you are not going to go to school. so i had that in my head since i was a little girl. that i was never going to go to high school. and i was never going to go to the university. and then, i was never going to be, someone important. i knew that. but i always wanted my brothers -- i always said, so when damian fulfilled that it was like, it was like my dream. he graduated. >> it breaks my heart that my sisters and my brothers, sacrificed their careers for me. she is like my second mom -- but, yeah, they did. he wanted to demonstrate to his parents that the sacrifices they made so he could become educated would give them, give him other opportunities to do things that they could be extremely proud of. and, say that yo

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>> my mom and justin's mom. and justin.re horrible dates. >> jimmy: they were? >> oh, my. you know, the sciatica and the -- it was so hot. it was 100 degrees. justin's mom went into the auditorium and fainted. she fell down in the lobby and fainted -- >> jimmy: what? >> yes. okay. man down, man down. and then my mom at the end of the ceremony because her sciatica was acting up, got up and took a tumble into the aisle on top of, like, alex baldwin, as she calls him. oh, it's alex baldwin and tina foy. she's so embarrassing. >> jimmy: are you sure it was accidental fall? >> who knows. she is divorced, so -- it's available. that would be really weird if he was my step-father? how does it work? >> jimmy: he would be your step-father, yeah. >> i told them, we're never doing this again. i put them right back to the hotel, the ritz-carlton. they were taking off their shoes, walking down the hall in their spanx. they unzipped in the lobby. >> jimmy: you tweeted a picture of -- you decided to wear spanx, also. >> there it is. my mom

mom? who's mom? i'm the giants mascot. eat up!ew jammin jerk chicken soup has tasty pieces of chicken with rice and beans. you know the giants don't have a mascot right mom? [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. you know the giants don't have a mascot right mom? i mean we've been here for five hours and it only feels like four. it feels like four tops. this year, we're finally getting everything... ...that we didn't get last year. yeah. big screen! true 4g. yup. sfx: bing! hey, what did you just do? i just sent him a playlist. by touching phones? yup, simple as that. it's the galaxy s3. i'll see you at the studio later. later. when do you think we're going to be able to... do that thing? on the next one? vo: the next big thing is already here. the samsung galaxy s3. >>> welcome back. this next story is about one of the species of animals we share this planet with, the orangutan. and oddly this story is also about palm oil, the ingredient in so many different consumer products, from ice cream to soap, to

. >>> and from the heart, a mother's promise that got millions of moms talking about how to stay in the picture for their kids. >>> good evening, the vice president debate is now history, and while all eyes are on next tuesday's presidential debate and the town hall format, we have learned the eyes of over 50 million americans were on last night's event, a crisply moderated event, rowdy at times, tense at times, between the two men who represented the largest age gap of any debate. paul ryan and joe biden were not at the top of the ticket, but the reviews were instant in both style and substance, we begin with ron mott traveling with the campaign in ohio, good evening, ron. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you, as you can see behind me, governor mitt romney behind me in front of a very big crowd, about 8500 people, we're told. and we can tell you there is more confidence in the air around the republican ticket tonight, very pleased on how congressman paul ryan handled himself last night against a very seasoned debater, joe biden. reunited again after what the romney campaign says was

mom? >> mom, sister, dad. >> jimmy: sister, dad. they all came? >> jimmy: no. my first show here, my mom came, my sister, my aunt, my dad, my -- people i didn't know. [ laughter ] no, i'd rather people i didn't know because that's a lot of pressure. it's like, "you can't wait till the second week?" because i'm sitting here doing a talk show, and i don't know how to do it. and i'm sweating to death, stuttering and stuff. and you can tell they were just fake laughing. [ light laughter ] my mom was like, "that was great. isn't he fantastic? isn't he handsome?" "mom, stop that." [ laughter ] >> yeah, my mom's like, "no matter what they say, you were fantastic." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: doesn't matter what they say. >> no matter what. >> jimmy: do they give you brutal advice? >> they're all wrong, i'm right. >> jimmy: yeah, of course, always. >> she's my mom. but yeah, no, they do. they give me really good advice. i mean, my sister actually had come before, and my mother had too, and my brother-in-law, too. and you know, my sister is an actress, my

smom pl mom is playing the sound game. what sound does a dog make? woof, woof -- the baby seems to be enjoying it, looking at mom in ah of the sounds coming out of her mouth. >> he's downloading. >> what sound does a cat make? meow. >> watch the kid. >> what sound does a cat make? meow. >> he doesn't like it. some people are cat people. some people are dog people. johnny is obviously a dog guy. >> this is scientific evidence that you're born that way. >> the great thing we found out about little johnny is, after this video was posted, she also discovered that johnny also hates the sound of wolves. and hates the sound of owls. i think johnny doesn't like the vowel o, because you got a ohhhh forral wolf, a hoo-hoo for the owl and -- >> another theory, woof, woof, woof, but that also blows a little air op his face. sometimes babies will laugh if you go -- you know that like a laugh. a meow doesn't got that. >> i am impressed of your knowledge of babies. you're ready for it. >> oh, come on. >> meow. >>> it's video of a spectacular flight. >> on top, he h

. >> hello, 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. for us to say we want to get you out of this life, i don't know that they necessarily believe that. >> tonight msnbc goes under cover with the fbi in michigan rescuing the young and the lost caught in the grip of sex 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 guys know today is the kick off for cross-country five. >> how are these undercover investigations initiated? >> oftentimes there's a number of different web portals we use. >> today much of the underground sex trade has moved

whether we're moms or not.g that's fresh and modern is the skinny jean. not skin tight jeans, talking about a mid-rise tapered jean like these from j. crew, $115, looks great on most figures. >> a lot of us feel we can't pull off the skinny jean. doesn't have to be skin tight. a great tapered slim silhouette. >> all right. the next big mistake, they dress too young. >> well, you know, it's okay to go shopping with your daughter but might not want to buy every single piece of clothing that she chooses. the idea is bore oerkts trend. go with the trends, but sort of adjust the silhouette to more age-appropriate silhouettes. instead of the micromini shorts go with the great cobalt blue trouser, bold colors are a big trend, so keep the trend but look for silhouettes that might work for you. >> last but not least, throwing out our sweats, oh, no. >> a 24-hour sweat might not serve you well, so a great wrap dress, one of our secret weapons from guilt.com, just $79. you just put it on. just as comfortable as sweats and