>> our moms. >> our moms are here. you guys, as we speak, at this very moment, they're upstairs cooking -- >> plotting the end of the world, the overthrow of civilization as we know it. >> what are they reading? >> i don't know. they're comparing recipes. it is a staged moment, but nonetheless, nonetheless adorable. >> we look forward to that. >> what is your mom going to cook? >> she's making stuffed peppers. and your mom is making? >> her famous spaghetti sauce. >> they're two of a kind. >> so different, and yet more fun together -- >> what are they saying? >> i don't know. >> -- they freeze to death. >> hi. >> they're like, are we on now? >> you want us to shut up now? >> yes. >> perfect. >> good going, joanie. all right. >> china. >> breaking news. >> breaking news. nbc news, china drank the most red wine in the world. they surpassed france and america. >> here's the thing. it is apropos because today is the chinese new year. all around the world, celebrations are kicking off for 15 days. in case you're wondering,

my mom i wish my dear mom that she looked so thin like there. i'm so happy i have recovered i've been back on my feet for two days when i saw myself and then there i was scared i saw a completely unfamiliar old and skeletal face i now look at least thirty but that doesn't matter even if i do look like a skeleton the most important thing is i'm not sick. comrades people of letting grads besiege of leningrad has been broken by the heroic red army the soldiers have built a railway across our liberated country the vul destroyers the railway workers will be arriving today with the first train from the heartland. january seventeenth one thousand nine hundred forty three the focus of the day the siege finally ended when we heard the noise from our soldiers guns we were so happy . the siege took millions of lives. even now we don't know exactly how many. when the blockade was over people started sending in food from all over the country . i'm feeling better now i go to the alexander nevsky monastery to pick grass make soup with it it's a pity there are

to be on the no limit on mom. know that you know the price is the only industry specifically mention the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albums. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crass difficult we've been a hydrogen lying handful of friends dash all corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told us i'm john martin and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on will we go beyond identifying the problem trucks rational debate real discussion critical issues facing america five ready to join the movement then walk a bit like. my mom was very ill. that one day your dad said we were not going to the bomb shelter. that night there was incredibly heavy bombing. it was a direct hit on that very shelter and everyone was buried underneath here nobody survived more than. few people were too exhausted to even to remove the rubble and it was

>> mom?all was the first proof that amanda was still alive, lorinda being coached by investigators told her daughter how much the captors demanded for each life they held. >> what's the amount? like they're not -- i have no idea. >> okay, well, he has asked for $1.5 million. >> oh, my god. >> amanda begged her captors to understand that the ransom might never be paid. >> my government does not pay money to me. my family does not make money. i come from a poor family. >> hello? >> narrator: then the call disconnected. >> did you have that kind of money? >> no, i was a single mom, raising, you know, raising my children. and her dad certainly wasn't in a position to pay that kind of money. >> reporter: by then, canadian officials had routed lorinda's phone to an operations center they had set up and kept covert. she lived there and always was ready for the next call. >> after the first couple of weeks, we realized this might go on for longer than we hoped. >> on the other side of the globe, aman

, mom." think a tragedy could have happened. >> reporter: but, even with that scare, she believes that she and her family are safer with the gun. in fact, accidental shootings of kids in the home are down. karen clark, a mother and grandmother, that's where you carry your gun? in your makeup bag? she practices at the range once a week. we asked her about her three grandchildren, do you ever worry about whether or not they could get their hands on that gun? >> they all shoot. >> reporter: her trainer, kyle coplan, told us his daughter almost 3, will also soon shoot. how long before she's got that bb gun in her hand? >> oh -- it depends on how good she is for christmas. >> reporter: but we wanted to know, even if you expose children to guns early, let them hold them, let them shoot them, can you be sure it will eliminate their curiosity? when you see the children you see that video of children, even the children who've been taught by their parents and they pick it up and they point it at themse

and i said, "mom!" "what do you mean?" and she just said, "you know make sure if anything happens to me, it wasn't your dad." >> reporter: alexis alone knows her mother's terrible secret fear. but, alexis would soon discover her father was keeping some secrets, too. phone records revealed he was making calls at all hours of the day and night to the same number. who was on the other end of the line? see what's next. [poof!] [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. bertolli meals for one and got a little more of italy than they expected. ♪ like the taste of our single serve ricotta and spinach cannelloni rustico bakes. try bertolli meals for one. but last weekend there wasn't any hot water. his dad discovered bath time. lucky for him, there's tide coldwater. it has more powerful clean in cold so he doesn't need hot water to get a gorgeous clean. and it saves on the gas bill. enough for you to get your own robe? but i feel so good in this. you ought to try it! you wan

working moms, it stay at home moms, we're all having these judgments, and it comes from ourselves, our own insecurities, and the guilt we're carrying around. and all of this is in our control to help each other, instead of getting defensive and spewing the judgment right back. >> well, michelle, our community is covering it. tasha just said, modern motherhood: >> -- women are the least likely to be voluntary free, and i can sort of understand why. and i think it has to do with us being the descend wants over a people who didn't have a say over their own autonomy, but black women are choosing to lead child free lives more. and showing young girls that we do have a choice. >> carolina, speaking about a choice, nearly 20% of american women are now ending their child bearing years without having born a child, compared to 10% in the 1970s, and do you see this trend as more choices, or is it simply a reflection of a double standard and a difficult situation? >> well, i think going back to tanya's point, we don't know exactly why these women are not having children, so i don't want to make to

no matter what mom says or mom jeans say, they are driven to the site by mom jeans, which i don't think> they don't know what it is. >> we do. >> a hot mom up there and have her say, hey, do i look good in my jeans? do you want to look good, stay healthy? buy insurance. >> those are your tax dollars at work paying for that ad. i think it's poorly done, poorly targeted. moms who used to wear those jeans, none that i know, are insulted. >>> lets move onto this. cvs, one of the biggest drug tore chains announcing it's going to drop tobacco products from its shelves this fall. vera, let me start with you. you're the business minded person here. they make a ton of money, cvs selling cig rece. what kind of message is this? why are they doing this? >> cigarettes kill. you can't be promoting health if you're selling cigarettes is my take. they bring in a couple billion a year, only 1.5% of total revenue. if you look at cvs's big pick, not that much total revenue, not that many buy cigarettes at a drugstore in the first place. >> restrict tobacco availability? >> private stores can do whatever t

thanks, mom. i'll handle it. >> yeah. >> you just hung up on your mom now?ou can't handle it? you can't deal with me? >> for the first time, you grew a set of balls? >> i don't know. are you checking? >> actually, i'm looking for 'em. i can't find 'em. >> okay. well, whatever. >> you don't make a deal with someone and then renege. that's not how it-- >> yeah, i know. >> hank, you know what, i'm not gonna waste my time dealing with somebody-- >> you didn't keep up your part of the bargain. >> i'm gonna call your mother. don't touch me. you told me that you thought i spent 150,000, which is not the number, by the way. >> yeah. [scoffs] >> well, why did you say it, then? >> i didn't say that. you probably said it. >> hank, it came out of your mouth. >> no, it came out of your mouth, marcus, just like a lot of stuff comes out of your mouth. >> so you're telling me this place-- >> "sales will go up 200%." [muttering] well, it didn't happen. >> hank, are you 49 or 14? >> 49. >> really? >> yeah. thanks, marcus. >> hank, how would your dad feel about you doing somet

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why wouldn't you say to your mom, mom, look, these kids are starting to pick on me and i'm getting depressed i figured she would go to the school and that would lead to more problems. >> did you think maybe what they are saying was true? >> uh-huh. >> you were in pageants, same face girl. why can a kid change your mind about who you are, do you think? i know it's hard, sweetie, i know it's hard. >> she was so depressed by age 13, she would hardly leave the house. when her mother made an appointment for her to see a mental health counselor she refused to go. by then she decided there was only way to make things better, to change her looks through cosmetic surgery. >> every time i look at myself, i just think i'm getting more uglier. i'm never going to have any friends, or anyone to be there for me because i can't really leave the house ever, and i want people to see me. >> while many adults unhappy with their looks turn to cosmetic surgery, it may seem like a radical response to bullying, especially to a teen who is growing physically and mentally. might renata grow out of this. >> in life we

that's what moms are for. >> moms are there to just keep it real, man. >> jimmy: my mom -- anything i'mshe'll be like, "i saw you on 'ellen.'" i go, "great, mom. i'm glad. you saw me on 'ellen.'" "i love ellen." i go, "yeah, i love ellen, too." and it's like that all the time. i never told you this, but i am the biggest fan, i think it's your first movie, right? >> oh, my first movie? oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: "man on the moon" -- >> audience member: yes! -- was my favorite. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. yeah. >> that is my first movie, yes. >> jimmy: i love it so much. i used to watch this in college with my college roommates. we owned it. >> in college? >> jimmy: yeah, i've seen this over 100 times. you mean the sensitive drama about two sisters who fall in love with the same boy? >> jimmy: yeah. i don't know why this is in our college -- but we had it. and gosh, i love this movie. it's one of my favorites ever. it was jason london, right? >> yes, jason london. >> jimmy: two girls. you fall in love with jason london. the new kid. >> yes and my sister -- emily warfield. >> jimmy: at

and i'm a mom in real life and i was just excited to be able to play a mom for them because there's it is well yes i produce it and i'm loving every single moment of it it's a great show here both be a very busy and you're both parents yes happily married yes she you don't use your married man well. i'm tia mowry harder act and i'm to marry maury housley we have the same initials now still not interesting are the men you married schimmel know because twins usually marry men beddoes schimmel thank god that did not end with my daughter your husband do his in after his leave you are very hard for your money has been is a senior correspondent for fox news fox news oh yes. he's on the right side of the ledger every day right and he would never. write so of yes he's in our spot is fair and balanced yeah exactly why i never call art that you should have him on your show do they all get along the husbands how do you do they speak at the same time i know. it's hard but they're very different i think are husbands who shares with his white. what you want to have a wife i guess i do yet you did

>> no. >> need to talk to mom. >> i can grab her if you want? >> go grab her. >> all right. >> mom? >> we want to know if jeremy had any irrational fears like this when he was riley's age? >> he was afraid of scream. >> couple of tricks on him when he was little, passed down for sure. >> are you helping riley plot revenge? >> absolutely. i'll be sure to tape it. >> well, make sure you give him lots of hugs and kisses to balance out the fear you instill in him. >> yes, jeremy. >>> guys trying to pump gas on the wrong side. so -- >> the hose just isn't quite long enough. >> how some heavy lifting gets the job done. >> are you kidding me? >>> and we have the buzzword you need if you want a chance to win an ipad mini, next. i've got 3-alarm heartburn... fifireremaman n chchilili ? rolaids gives s yoyou u rard relief of heartburn anand d neneututraraliliz% more acid than tums. atattataboboy!y! rorolalaidids,s, t thahatw you spell relief. ononcece, , twtwicice, it's time for new seselslsune scscalp it. it wororksks a at t thte sosource with ththe e nunumbmberer oe anti-itch medicine. plus

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with trees. [ train whistle blows ] ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ my mom works at ge.duating from high school in the next 8 years, our country won't be able to compete globally. what uncle sam needs now are more good teachers. are you up for it? you can help kids graduate. the more you know. >>> back to you with the roundtable. e.j., you've got all your foets lined up. i want to make very clear you've taken a lot of notes. senator schumer may have slansed something to get this imdprags debate back on track. >> i think he's trying to call the bluff of the republicans, john boehner, paul ryan have been saying we can't trust obama. so what he's saying is okay, the new law will not take effect until after obama leaves office. and i think john boehner and paul ryan are really on the line here because they've been sending signals privately to all kinds of pro immigration groups. they really want to do this. they've shown some guts and now they're in danger of looking gutless by folding at the first signs of pressure. so i think -- >> is that your pressure, mike needham, as a

i live you, mom!er: believe me when i tell you, there wasn't a dry eye in the house. >> i love you mom. >> i love you too, sean. >> we love this story! >> a story about love crossing bands of time hits the silver screen. we have a sneak peek of the romance coming up! z >>> 21980 classic two 1980 classics are at the theater. let's see what is now somehowing. >> what if i told you that even the worst neighborhood in america could be made save. >> reporter: robo cop gets a reboot, part man and part machine, trying to hold onto his humanity while the rest of his body is owned by an international body. it's rated pg-13. and, about last night, a remake of the 1986 classic. they journey from the bar to the bedroom. it's rated r. >> you have a gun. and a burglar in winters tale when he returns he can manipulate time and she dies in his arms, and it's rated pg-13. >>> when the weather is kind of overcast like this it's kind of fun to see a movie. >> i think so. you stay dry when you are in the movies. >> we ar

[dad] [lau savings options, [boy] mom!ughs] [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa...ot two left feet,boo. >> video of justin bieber shows the 19-year-old singer struggling just a bit during a sobriety test during a police station at miami. the beebs making every effort to walk the line later he seemed bored in his holding cell passing the night working on his physical fitness. the pop star accused of tearing through the streets in a rented yellow lamborghini. he was charged with drunk driving and resisting arrest and he pleaded not guilty. it has been a tough year beebs. after the enormous success of his first mie view never say never which raked in $73 million, the sequel "believe" tanked at the box office, only bringing in about a third as much. he even tweeted out a retirement threat but then took it back and leased "journal." ♪ oh, no, no she's confident ♪ >> the sultry album has gotten pretty good reviews for songs like "confident." ♪ >> but so far, sales remain low. as we said, tough year for the beebs. thank you for watching "nightline." "world news now" is com

my mom was full speed ahead. she never took a deep breath and never paused in telling someone what she believed. >> how many boys and how many girls? >> 2 boys, 4 sisters, five of us girls. the advantage is, i was right in the middle. the other advantage is that i was not the same size as my sisters. as far as sharing close and who got to wear what, i escaped all of that. my sisters are all very accomplished and quite capable. to give you a story, and i know a lot of people do not believe this, but when i first introduced my husband, i brought him home for the weekend and we were dating. when we got into the car to leave, he said, if you would have told me you are the quietest person in your family, i would not have believed it. a very opinionated but fun-loving group. >> you described your husband as a shy farmboy. is he? >> absolutely. he just does not like the limelight. he does not like being out there. very shy and unwilling to put himself out there. i will tell you this. one of the things that happened with

they say it's good for the moms. but what about the babies behind bars. >> just seeing his little face every day is going to be a big incentive for me, definitely. >> and saving sebastian. this aunt stopped traffic when her 5-month-old nephew appeared to stop breathing. that's when she took matters into her own hands. >>> good evening. you're about to meet a man who has four wives. and they'll all say they're one big happy family. polygamists believe their practices will help them get to heaven. and now one family is crusading in court to make their more the merrier lifestyle a legal one. and so far they're winning. >> reporter: one husband, four wives, 17 children. >> i believe in living this lifestyle. >> we know them as reality tv stars on the hit show "sister wives." >> i wouldn't want anything else. >> reporter: but now hollywood's most famous polygamist have taken on a new unlikely role as legal crusaders, embroiled in a courtroom fight over the fate of polygamy. are you prepared to take this all the way to the

trains that are friends with trees. [ train whistle blows ] ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ my mom works at social media savvy and totally technologically enhanced world. and it's important for you to be the first to talk with your kids about the internet. you'll help them be responsible online... the more you know. >>> now we want to head back to the olympics and the issue of gay rights in the u.s. and around the world. a big week of developments from virginia, the latest state to have its same-sex marriage ban overturned by the courts to missouri where all-american college player michael sam announced he is gay. and in russia, the question remains, is this a temporary period of detente or will the cold war on gay rights return once the public games are over? nbc's harry smith has more. >> same-sex marriage an equal rights for gays and lesbians took a few more steps to becoming a national reality last saturday. >> i will formally instruct all justice department employees to give lawful same-sex marriages full and equal recognition to the greatest extent possible under the law. >> thank you

] my mom makes trains that are friends with trees. [ train whistle blows ] ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>ck to "the ed show." i'm sure you've had conversations with your friends in the past, tired of hearing the story, you say get off, it get over it that's kind of where i feel about this story all about, but senator corker, if you want to keep bringing it up, i'm willing to play along. tennessee senator bob corker is whining about the united auto workers. they are the villain all of a sudden. the guy who won by cheating, he still isn't happy. here's what corker told reporters about the uaw on thursday. >> my knowledge of the uaw came into play, and let me say this i think my involvement from their officer perspective, getting took your base question, i probably am public enemy number one to the uaw. >> oh, no, the keyword's not enemy, the keyword is involvement. your involvement, senator. make no mistake, corker should be public enemy number one for the unions because he's writing the back on how to defeat them. guy intimidated workers at the chattanooga vehicles wagon plant, made threat

listen, you can hear it in the mom's voice what she's feeling.e atlantic, meanwhile, virality for a very virile 91-year-old who really did dead-lift 286.601 pounds before he sat down again. and neville longbottom, the new york corgi did find it easier to tunnel in the snow wearing his goggles. and speaking of weather, it got to pope francis himself this week from here to here to here. and yet, dignity prevails. that was the "instant index" and i'm john donvan. >>> and up next right here -- gold medal parents. the moms and dads of olympic champs winning a race of their own. and they are our "persons of the week." [ mala body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease 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 inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex i

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mom makes airplane engines that can talk. [ birds squawking ] ♪ my mom makes hospitals you can holdand. ♪ my mom can print amazing things right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] my mom makes trains that are friends with trees. [ train whistle blows ] ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >> you're looking at the world's top drug lord, el cha"el chapo"n arrested by pacific resources in ma dat zat lan on saturday. >> he has long been considered the most wanted figure in the mexican drug war that have left tens of thousands of mexicans dead. mark potter is live for us in miami with an inside look at the man responsible for much of the drug traffic to the united states. good morning, mark. >> reporter: good morning. to the measurement can government and u.s. drug agents the arrest of guzman is equivalent to the il canning of pablo escobar in columbia or even osama bin laden in the war on terror. chap poe had been saw the for years and legends grew he was invincible. but now he has been caught. the arrest this weekend by mexican marines of joaquin chap poe guzman ends his years l

until two nights later, when she cries out for help. >> "mom, mom, my head. it's hurting." she was holding it. saying "my head's hurting. my head's hurting. >> the mccrackens rush morgan to the emergency room. >> we couldn't get to the hospital fast enough. >> i carried her in. she was too lethargic to walk. >> a doctor says don't worry. >> i'm sure it's late, she's tired, she probably has a touch of the flu. >> a gut feeling tells these parents the doctor has morgan's diagnosis wrong. >> this wasn't our morgan. she's had the flu before. this wasn't how she acted. >> they ask for a ct scan of her head, but the doctor won't listen. >> what is the consequence of a doctor not listening to you? >> they're failing to hear the first manifestation of a life-threatening illness, and they're failing to register and therefore look on your body for the first clues of that and begin to order the right tests. >> after hours of begging the doctor finally does listen and orders the ct scan. here's what he missed. a blood clot inside morgan's skull. a surgery saves her life. 1 out of every

>> dial your mom's number.> dial your mom's number. >> what? >> dial your mom's number. dial your mom. >> no. >> get off. >> watch out. >> oh, wow. >> oh. >> he's an everyday hero because he was willing to take this guy on. >> but watch what happens when the guy with the jacket takes a different approach. >> again? i'm his father. yeah, he just ran away from me. >> oh. he scared me. he said some guy tried to put him in the car. >> jeremy? really. sorry about that, sir, have a good day. >> there because the guy was kind of jovial and kidding around this stranger thinks everything's okay. >> you can understand why the little boy would be scared. you could understand why he would lie because the abductor guy is right here. this couple, though, watch this couple. >> no, he's saying that you're not his father. >> he's not my father. >> don't -- >> hold on. >> what are you going to do? >> oh. >> oh. >> she pepper sprays this guy. >> this is remarkable. it does showcase how incredible some people are how and how far t

. >> how a kind rescuer got them back to mom. pl>>> us, get the buzzword for your shot to win a new ipad mini. and what could make a 6-year-old little brother react like this? now meet the big brother behind the great gremlin prank. >> that soisund still feared. >>> we're high up in the sky with a guy named andrew craig. he's paragliding on his first mountain flight in santa barbara, california th. this is from december 2013. flying to parma park. you hear the beeping from his altimeter, telling how high up he is. at one point he says -- >> this is outrageous. >> this is outrageous. but he goes from saying things like this is outrageous to saying things far different. you're about to see why. he's on his radio with somebody, who is instructing him and a bunch of other paragliders to go in for a landing. i know the altimeter beeping is for a reason. it adds to the stress of the situation like this. because watch when he goes in for his landing. it is not much of a landing at all. >> oh! >> yeah. goes flying right down, hits hard i

. >> a mom in new york is causing a big stir on blogs after postage photo showing a less than perfect moment her kids: the message is it is impossible to be a super mom showing two of her kids glued to their ipads and one feeding a bottle two her baby sister. the photo shows the reality of motherhood in an age when women feel pressures to be perfect moms. >> you can see everything your friend is doing and they see way doing and you feel the pressure to be this perfect mom with the perfect pictures. but the truth is, there is no such thing as a super mom because beyond the picture you have tantrums, arguments with your husband, a messy house. that is the reality we are hiding. >> supporters say the idea is it is okay to stop trying to be super mom if it gets you more quality time with your kids. you have to let some things go. >> now, quality time our meteorologist, mike nicco, on the roof. i like that time but, also. good morning, everyone, from the roof of the broadcast center, we have partly sunny sky and a breeze but the rain could come in early tomorrow and this could be more of i

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number. >> dial your mom's number? >> oh, wow. >> he's an everyday hero, he was willing to take this guy on. >> watch what happens when the guy with the jacket kind of takes a different approach. >> again? i'm his father. yeah, he just ran away from me. >> oh. >> he scared me. he said something about a car, i don't know. >> really? >> have a good day. >> and there, you know, because the guy was kind of jovial and kidding around, this stranger thinks everything is okay. you can understand why the little boy would be scared. you can understand why he would lie because the abductor guy is right here. this couple, though, watch this couple. >> no, he's saying you're not his father. >> he's not. >> oh, he sprays him. >> she pepper sprayed this guy. >> this is remarkable. it showcases how incredible some people are and how far they're willing to go to help another human being. >> they say here at the end of the video, 30 seconds of bravery could save a family a lifetime of heartache and put this out there as awareness. abduc

[mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. >>> coming up, the excitement of of seattle as the seahawks win their first ever super bowl. plus, woody allen's reaction to renewed allegations he sexually abused his adopted daughter. >>> and a shocking revelation from j.k. rowling, what she says she would change about the harry potter books if she could do it all over again. that's tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >>> movie studios rarely release new, big movies on super bowl weekend because so many americans watched the game. that's why some familiar faces finished add the top of the box office. for the third week in a row, "ride along" came in first place. it's nearing a total of $100 million, which the studio says is a surprise. "ride along" earned $12 million. disney's frozen made $9.3 million. and about a quarter of the screenings are sing-along shows bringing in return customers. new comedy, that awkward moment, made $9 million. the nut job and lone survivor rounded out the top five. and abc7

you heard from the mom. she's gotten a lot of criticism.ecessarily about the facebook, not necessarily about some of the action in a her daughter apparently was involved in, but the fact that, you know, it was the second time around. if i catch you on it again i'm going to beat you. what's your take on this? what's right? what's wrong, in your view about this? >> look, i understand lorraine's frustration with her daughter. certainly it is a very tough world. i don't nknow what kind of environment they live in. might be high-risk. she feels she has to take things into her own hands, but we do know by shaming your child into something, well, while certainly you're going to get maybe short-term compliance, when it comes to long-term compliance, it may not be there. you're embarrassing this child to the world, and, frankly, lorraine, doing her best as parent, is embarrassing herself, too, by making inflammatory statements. so it's not the best parenting, but certainly i understand her frustration. >> so is it your view that, i guess what -- wha

her mom in the movie. and what movie, too?t and the boat break and he go to the island and he try to eat coconut. the one that's called "lost." you know when he have big beard. in this "captain phillips." real story and go and the people they want to steal the boat. and no lady with him. all man in the boat. you have the people from somalia running the boat. they tell him i'm the captain now, tom hanks. it is a story i know it because my friend saw it and he tell me the story. i don't see it with my eyes. so then one guy, he claim the boat. and the guy is going down, like, maybe ten feet from the water. the shark just ump and eat him from the water. watch that movie captain flips. i don't see the movie but everybody watch the movie. it's good movie. and i watch it soon. okay? what else? >> jimmy: thank you, yeyha. >> i saw it after. >> jimmy: do you agree with your review? soo. >> yeah, i love it. >> jimmy: when the olympics are on 24 hours a day, you don't really care. but now that they're gone, i feel like i have nothing to

they were my mom's. jimmy: yeah, it's all very complicated. your life is much more complicated than most people's. it's great to see you. please tell kanye i said hello. kim kardashian, keeping up with the kardashians, be right back with sean and catherine. my dad had a honda... my mom had a honda.... i was coming from a 2007 honda accord. i traded it in for a ford fusion titanium. i, no joke, probably test-drove fifteen different vehicles. i kind of was indifferent toward ford and then i sat in the fusion for the first time and i was just like "wow!"... this is it. you have the power, but you have the fuel economy... that's what ecoboost does.... i love to tell people "look at what ford has to offer". ♪ and the artist. ♪ when they work together -- well, that's when you can get something really new. ♪ when you hear this sound a-comin' ♪ ♪ hear the drummers drumming ♪ i want you to join together with the band ♪ you can play playstation on your own time. we're trying to shoot a movie here. . ♪ the band, th

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

. >> we're inundated with responses, not just from millennial moms, from women of all ages, women who have decided not to have children and women who are millennials and older. and she gives us the modern mother: and that means hippy. today a daily standard that women have to face that seems to be recurring in the community. >> and a voice that seems to be there is men. as the ambassador of all men, the pressure is on, raj. nearly one in five women haven't had children by the time their fertile years have passed. and for those who did want to be mothers, messages about fertility may set them up to be let down. >> because there's this expectation that we can get pregnant when we want to get pregnant and we can do it all. be mothers and have our careers, and have families too. there's a disappointment that comes along with that. >> when you decide you want to do it, and you can't, it's intense. >> you start to doubt your choices in life, like should i have not waited so long? >> because it is what it is, and there's no going back. >> as older women try to fight the biological clock, the

you don't wear the mom jeans when you do the mom dance. >> i'm not a mom jeans kind of mom. >> you arebe clear for moms out there. you don't have to have -- don't have to go there anymore. >> did you hear that? >> i learned how to mom -- >> what are you doing? >> what is that? >> it's mom fit dance. >> yeah, we didn't want to get up and ruin our look, but you know, she's also filmed a cameo on "parks and recreation." we had a great day in miami. she was with amy poehler, it was quite hilarious. >> how about being back at the white house? >> it was fun. although, i went to the wrong gate. and i blame that on my producer. >> you didn't know your gate? >> and the secret service there were like, you don't know where to go? >> although, in fairness, you kind of never went through the gates we go through. >> i said to them, you think i go through the press gates? i was hiding from people like you. this is me with the press pass thinking, is this for real? and -- i had my little suitcase. my little suitcase. kind of looked like, hi, y'all got a room for me? i'm going to move back in. i used t

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i'm a mom.hat? >> yes, and i do do that. i mean, i would be lying to say that's not happening. >> reporter: the guidices have pleaded not guilty and at the request of their lawyers have asked for separate trials. if granted, documents say joe will testify to teresa's noninvolvement in the alleged criminal activity. what have you specifically told your kids about what mommy and daddy are going through? >> my three little ones, they really don't know what's going on. my oldest does know something is going on but, you know, we say mommy and daddy have a legal team that's handling it. >> reporter: if convicted each is facing up to 30 years in prison and joe who was born in italy and is not a u.s. citizen could be deported. you say you got to be strong for the wife and kids. how do you do that with so much uncertainty? >> you have to. you know, you really have to. you have to be strong-minded number one. if you're weak, you're not going to make it. >> reporter: the couple is juggling a hectic schedul