(laughing) >> my mom can't work and my mom can't drive.nd my mom's sick. >> when i get really stressed out, i go into episodes that are like seizures, and i end up in the hospital, and they said my body tries to shut down, because i can't handle stress. it gets worse every time. and they said that it would eventually end up killing me. >> i worry about her a lot. it is hard feeling like you're going to lose your mother. >> if i wasn't like this, things would be different. if i could work or drive, we'd have more money. them seeing the way that i am with stress and everything doesn't really help them, because i don't want them to grow up not knowing how to deal with it either. and it scares me to even have to think about that, because i don't want them to be like me at all. (clears throat) i want my kids to be better than me. (train whistle blowing) >> grr! nala, she was, like, my dog. she was like my favorite dog. and now we have to take her to the pound. we have to get rid of nala but not tanner. nala's so adorable. like if you had her, s

. >> as close to mom as they can. >> how they ensure mom gets baby back. >>> before taking the mound in the pirates's game, they threw a party in the parking lot. >> uncles, cousins, friends. >> see the celebration pittsburgh-style. >>> got a couple shocking moments caught on camera, first one from moscow, russia. this dude here, 3-year-old nike, at the store with mom and younger brother, mom is handling the transaction, and nick walks out of the store. mom does not notice, dangerous in itself, but watch where he goes, over to the escalator, plays with this thing. little kids are curious, three years old, and puts his hand by the railing belt that's move, and right there, he starts to freak out. workers immediately run over, but the emergency stop system failed. >> are you kidding? >> they were eventually able to stop him and get the hand out of there, only suffering brush burns, but the parents are jep set with the mall because the emergency stop system should have work. other people and the mall says your kid was unattended. this could have happened to anyone. >> that's why there's

thanks, mom. i'll handle it. >> yeah. >> you just hung up on your mom now?andle 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 something like

this (clapping) and one more about a mom another mom 5 kids english second language the whole thing and comes to tell her story about how important head start is and it's being cut in washington, d.c. now. almost like a quarter of a million kids she tells the story about how she has a job and confident and so happy and looking for promotes to earn more, etc. but she was scared to tell the story at the whole college in manhattan she said i'm nervous so 5 kids sat down and listens to the speaker and at the end the youngest one said 4 years old a heads start constitute raised her hand and she said who gave you provision to use my name in your speaker think of the the confident the self-esteem that girl had but again we've talked about pay and we you're right mr. taylor last year republicans that support raising minimum wage they don't happen to be the in congress of the united states but we want them to be that's why jackize insistent those meetings can't took place everyone in the country we're hitting the road and have a bus trip right jackie next sunday when america skeekdz women su

, it's me. >> hey, mom, it's me., mom. >> it's byamhe filmmaker. he decided to see if people would call on a pay phone someone they loved, left quarters there a lot of people did it. he decided to try something similar again but this time write someone you love. >> i brought blank postcards and crayons, pens, clipboards and my own stamps. >> basically allowed people the opportunity to draw a postcard and then send it to someone they love. >> how do you feel when you get a letter in the mail? >> it's a different feeling you get. >> it like someone's thinking of you, you know? no matter where they are, they have you on their mind. >> awesome. look how many people are doing this. people don't get good mail anymore. you get junk mail, bills and stuff. how awesome to get a hand-drawn postcard. >> look at the very end. final postcards. pretty cool. >> cool idea. >> who knows, maybe you are going to be one of the people that receives one of these postcards. >>> waldo the goat wasn't feeling well. see how they're fixing wald

. >> my mom told me go to school. i wish i would have listened to my mama then instead of learning my lesson now. everything i done bad i think came back round on me. >> i'm sure every family's got their hardships like me, my brother and sister, we were sent to several foster families and stuff. my mom and dad were both arrested. we were sent to child protective services as a young kid. that might have led to something. we was adopted onto a good family, know way mean? >> blade and bennie had little contact with their biological parents after being adopted many years ago. when their crime made headlines, bennie says he was shocked by what came next. >> i first received a letter from my dad. that was a pretty moving moment for me cause i hadn't heard from him for a while. he was just asking pretty much forgiveness and telling me what happened and stuff. then i got a letter from my mom next and she was sitting there asking me for forgiveness and stuff and had a lot of her own demons, drugs and stuff she had to fight. i'

you're going to live with your mom, wherever your mom goes. >> you all right?guess. >> sheree, you have one minute left. so we'll be here next sunday. >> pumpkin, i love you. i miss you. bye, pumpkin. bye. who do you want to live with when your mom comes home? why do you even say that to somebody's kid while i'm sitting in jail? like, who does that? >> your mommy loves you. >> yes. >> she just does dumb stuff all the time. she wants to make me feel like my daughter loves her more or something. >> who loves you more, though? grammy? does grammy love you? >> yeah. >> i can't even think right now, i'm so pissed off. just -- and my mom that she even does that. of course my daughter is going to live with me when i leave. this is why i don't get along with my mom because of stupid [ bleep ] like that. i'm sitting in jail. my daughter's never lived with anybody but me. she's going to tell me, who do you want to live with? that's like you put a baby in front of somebody and say, who do you love more? you can't do that to people, to kids. i want to go. i want to leave.

mom. >> yes good mr.om. >> that would be the name of it. >> we have people that said, willie wonka and chocolate factory. such a classic. >> that is scary. >> disney movies. >> matilda. >> yes, that has been made into a traveling show, people are seeing it on broadway. >> yes. >> do you have a childhood favorite movie. >> it was wizard of oz, you know. >> no, get out of here. >> i don't know good i can't remember that far. >> maid in manhattan. >> undoubted. >> and pretty woman. i hate that movie. >>> quincy, what are you doing now. >> listen, my favorite movie would be back to the future, back to the future, at the constitution center. oh, yeah, for a reinacting, the revolutionary war, coming >>> beautiful, sounds great and right where we want to be for wawa welcome america festivities. they are in full swing. families can check out the 1776 experience on the front lawn of the national constitution center. >> that is where our quincy is. lets see what is going on, hi quincy. >> hi how are you doing. aim

, come on. >> duck mom knows what's going on. they have the ducklings inside the crate, and mom is following along, not agitated, not nervous. seems to trust the people. i love they are friendly. they take the ducklings and mama duck to a beautiful pond where there's gorgeous lovely lily pads. i want to live in that pond. >> i'm fascinated by the duck, keeping up with the lady, i'm right here, wait for me. >> are we there yet? >> stays right there, knew where she needed to be. >> beautiful. >> so sweet. >> they just hop right into that beautiful pond, and, look, they are all crowding around mama, living on the lily pads. so cute. looks like they are on little boats. >> i can't handle this. so precious. >>> i'm about to show you pitiful likes, the man who captured this video calls this man right here. surveillance video from the home, and he's offering a $1,000 cash reward for information on the guy. why? there's a car, and the man walks up and picks up a rock and watch what he does. >> you're kidding -- is editing ethe window, an

i mean, it's your mom, you know?> isn't it an interesting discussion, especially women trying to juggle and balance. every woman is different. i think it's what are your priorities? i've always felt, you know -- so grateful that i had the kind of job. and that's part of it. i think a woman can have it all but she can't have it all alone. >> right. >> she's got to have a good partner that helps her. she has to have good help that can help her. she has to have, you know, a relationship with god, i believe, to keep it all organized and keep your priorities, keep yourself grounded, you know? >> yeah. >> i'm just grateful because i'm at a -- i've always felt like it's possible. but you always have to have an attitude of, your willingness to sacrifice your own desires on occasion. remember the time i told you that i was -- i was so excited to be asked to be -- >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> to be in victoria. "victor/victoria." >> that's right. >> it was just such an honor. to help me with the name -- julia. julie. >> julie

she would -- she would say, i'm your mom. i would say, you're not my mom. i'm going to be your mom.i've got a mom. you're not going to be my mom and stuff like that. >> during questioning, lucy said she knew nothing about the murder and she denied rumors that she was having an affair with julie's husband. but julie's son knew this was a lie. >> the only reason why i knew something was going on is because i opened the door to the bedroom one day and saw dad doing something he shouldn't have been doing, you know. >> she passes a polygraph, you know. so, boy, the case is in the toilet, right? well -- >> military investigators changed tactics. they interviewed lucy once again, this time using local law enforcement. >> i think she was more comfortable talking to filipino investigators than to american investigators. and she started changing her story. >> in a remarkable turnaround, lucy now admitted taking part in julie's murder. >> she described how joe came to her, explained to her that he wanted his wife dead, that he couldn't live with his wife anymore and wanted her out of the way.

my mom and dad my new mom and sisters and brothers. i was praying that i would make it through. >>reporter:she did. word came that taylor was missing. the emergency crews were waiting to rescue her when she appeared hundreds of yards down stream. >> i am alive. i am here. taylor has bunches and bruises. both of them are recovering and doing okay. >>> those are two survivors. >> yes. >>> thank you. it's not a tornado but straight line winds that caused the damage in burlington county. it was strong enough to snap the big branches in half and scatter them around. it was not as bad as 1956 which was called a baby cyclone that swept through. it was bad enough. in voorhees straight line winds were the culprits. tossing outdoor furniture like toys. one person's garden shed was found on top of a tree. they were lucky. nobody was hurt. our storm coverage continues. the latest updates on the cleanup in the area and dozens of photos of the damage left behind. check stormtracker 6 for the latest details. the round of storms at 4:30 with traffic an accuweather updates every 6 minutes. >>> t

there was this mom named nicole gainy and lives in port st. lucie, florida.-year-old child her son dominic walk to the park. >> nearby park about a half mile away. >> he's walking along to the park and -- >> there he is. >> a woman who was i guess at a day care or something nearby, saw this kid -- >> a local pool. >> saw a kid wandering by and walked up and said honey, where is your mom? he looked at her and started running. >> got a little spooked. >> maybe his mom told him don't talk to strangers or whatever. >> yeah. >> there's his mom. >> they called the cops. the cops came and brought the child back home and the police promptly went to the house and arrested the mother. >> yeah. >> and charged her with child neglect. >> yeah. >> and they post -- she had to post $4,000 bond. about $500. >> didn't know the whole story but now we've heard, she's speaking out about the charge filed against her and see what she had to say. >> holy dumbfounded by this whole situation. i didn't think i was doing anything wrong. i was letting them go play. my own bondsman said m

the kids seem to like class just as much as their mom. we have a stroller run around the track, to integrate the workouts, we bring a bagful of toys, we play together or run around or count backyards. it's really funny. >> erin o'donnell says it took time but now that owen is almost 2 and she is back in great shape, casey says it's play time for the kids but not for the moms, a ton of cardio, lower body and upper body strengthening and we end with a good bid of core to tighten that tummy back up. >> it definitely helps. >> the class is every thursday at 10:15 a.m., on the track of roxborough high school. there are similar programs on 6abc.com. and we are launching our new challenge for the month of august, that is to pledge to strength train two time a week, building more muscle mass is good for your bones and will speeds up your metabolism. and if you have diabetes it can change your blood sugar level. you can do the fitness and post your pictures at #~ 6 abc gets fit. >> we have a good one up there compliments of your wife. >> ooh. >> t

>> no, it's my mom. >> do you think about your mom?lot. >> people put tattoo their backs for a couple reasons. someone because they're easy to hide. one of the reasons for covering it is because there's shame attached. >> i haven't been the best daughter. i kind of just -- i was starting to cause a lot of problems. you can read people well. i don't feel like i'm good enough for them. >> outside the hotel, police detain the man who delivered stephanie to the date and bring him up to the processing room. 25-year-old simon hudson is just a friend according to stephanie. but police are understandably suspicious he may be her pimp. >> were you going to give him any money tonight? >> no. i don't -- i don't pay him any cash. >> i mean, obviously he knows what you're doing up here. he didn't try to convince you ton do it? >> he told me he didn't think i should be doing, it but i make my own decisions. >> right. >> stephanie is moved to another room and given the opportunity to meet with a social worker. meanwhile, detectives turn their attenti

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noting she's a single mom with five kids.enging personal life and a four year old with special needs. >> she's not a bad mother. she's a good mother. she just, you know, everything is over women ming. there's a lot of stuff going on with her. >> reporter: still, police are not apologizing for arresting p.m. >> it's tough. you know, with a single mother whose got five kids. i definitely do feel for her, but once things get escalate to this nature, this level, we have to do what we have to do. >> reporter: no answer at the door when we knock at the couldn't gone tess ski residence on several occasions today. we do not know for certain whether she's behind bars. we are told her three older children are staying with relatives. her two younger kids including the four year old daughter are in protective custody. ahead at 6:00 o'clock, an eyewitness account of that first walk away incident back in may. chilling stuff. iain and lucy. >> thank you very much, bruce. >>> breaking news in delaware county. skyfox over the penn field stati

say dada. >> say hi to your mom. >> say mommy! oh, she's holding the phone.i, baby. she's probably wondering where i am. >> talking to mama? >> yeah, she's so pretty. >> show mom your tooth. see it? >> she's sticking her tongue out. so, she only has one tooth? >> yeah, working on two. >> smith is waiting transfer to prison to begin serving a two-year sentence for drug possession. on the bright side, kentucky state prisons allow for contact visitation, so smith will soon be able to hold jada. >> i wish i was there. >> just close your eyes and tap your heels three times and you might get out. >> shut up. >> on the other side. ain't heard nothing on when you're being sent out? >> they don't tell you in here for security reasons when you're leaving. they just call your name and you go. this sucks. i wish i could hold her. we've got a minute left. oh, let me talk to her again. jada, mommy loves you. >> who's that, mama? >> love you. make sure you record her walking and talking and stuff, so i won't miss it all. i love you guys. put her up. >> it's kind of sad. las

that is mom, and mom is not crossing the road because the baby has not got over the fence. you see at this point, mom came over to the other side of the fence, okay, let me show you how to do it, watch what i do. >> no way the mom can jump over it. >> i question the skills, but she says, okay, jump like me. the baby is, like, you know, mom, i'm not ready for this. >> i was born six hours ago. >> awesome to watch a parenting moment between mama deer and fawn. she is showing this baby exactly what to do. it is incredible. >> finally, the fawn figures out how to get to mom. >> shimmies underneath. >> if you can't go over, go under. >> now, if human kids are in the backseat saying, are we there yet? this is the puppy version of that. that is a terrier puppy asking, when are we going to get there? >> god, i love puppies. they are so cute. all puppies look like little stuffed animals. >> that video is great. i'm going to watch that before i go to bed and when i wake up. put myself in a good mood. can't hate on this. >> who would hate that? >>> in need of an impromptu alarm clock

mom didn't charge anybody. mom realized they're trying to help me out here. proo before she knew, it she was reunited with her baby. >>> the satisfying be careful what you wish for because you definitely might get it in video form. somebody film aing storm from their backyard. >> i can never catch the lightning. only the thunder. >> i can never catch the lightning only the thunder. hmm. stinks. what's coming next? >> it's loo someone dropped a bomb. it's bright in her backyard, and right on cue she says -- >> never mind. >> no kidding. >> time to go inside. that's like the fifth time i watched that. it made me jump that time because that came out of nowhere. >> there's no precursor or rumble. mother nature heard that and said, okay, you want to see something cool? >>> mama and her kid enjoy snuggle time. ♪ >>> it's a drag. what do you do? try to pass the time. the guy from betty z production youtube channel missed their flight when they were leaving the convention. now they're stuck at dallas-fort worth airport. >> that's the last flight of the day? >> they w

she says her mom's philosophy is this.his week. happy birthday, lynn. >> happy birthday. >> thanks for sharing those great pictures with us and if you guys other pictures of great people we should spotlight send them in to klg and hoda and hit connect. >> tomorrow, celebrity fashion designer and "project runway" judge zac posen has a thing or two to teach you. >> ambush make-over day. >> real mom back with movies. have a great time wherever you're going. jenna bush hager with me tomorrow and then regis on friday. >> nice talking to you. >> bye. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

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she was 8 when her mom simply left her at a grandmother's. >> she had this role reversal with her mom has been out of jail. >> she stays up late worrying about her mom. not vice versa. >> at least she was in jail. i had just spoken to her a week later after three months not talking to her. >> reporter: her mom tried to keep her drug problem a secret. she would leave the kids with deja. >> i made sure my sisters had a bath. had they were in bed, watched movies. >> reporter: in all, there were 11 siblings. many half brothers or sisters. and there was violence. >> my mom was abused by her boyfriend. yeah. he liked to hit her a lot. my mom likes to fight back. and so they would fight a lot. >> reporter: they would move a lot. different siblings with various relatives from mountain view to east pal alto, san jose, over and over, repeatedly being left by one parent or another. >> i started to feel not loved, like abandoned. >> reporter: and how did you deal with that? >> school. school. i loved school. school distracts me from everything. learning more, the better. >> reporter: the library

to see my mom in jail, it's really hard on me.d 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. she told me she was proud of me. my whole life i always tried to make her proud. always tried to do my best in sports, tried looking the best, dressing nice. i joined the marine corps just for her just to get her to be proud of me for once, make me think 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. but it seems like she always goes back to her life, like she chooses her life over me. that's always been the hardest part. >> i love you, baby. i worry so much. sit down. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> better now that i see you. i worry about you very much. i'm sorry i'm not there. >> it's okay. >> when are you going overseas again? >> i don't know yet. >

>> don't touch it, leave it there, mom's going to come back. >> a-plus for nick. this is an instance where you can and need to come to the res coupe another rescue video from the uk. here's our buddy, simon cowell who loves animals. you can see the fawn stuck in a gate and it's in need of rescuing because they say mom is nearby. >> oh, oh, the sound is awful. >> it want its mom and wants to get out of there he has to cover it up be careful though it's a baby it's got a powerful kick. >> i know, i know. right. take a bit of a pressure off of. it not badly hurt. all right. come here, sweetheart. >> real teeny. he might have a hard time getting it out of there. >> it's not exactly easy but coves are its head. he's able to get it out in short enough order but immediately releases it after checking to see if it's got injuries. >> off you go. go on, you're free. oh, boy, oh, boy. >> and look, scampering through the feel. the fawn and his mama. >> i can't describe an amazing feeling it is. it's so special. that is a beautiful, beautiful sight. >> nature as it should be.

you know, we all are moms and we're on tv too. your kids are here but they have seen all of this i'm sure. >> you know, they are not interested in the show, it is completely boring but they are happy to be here with mom and to be, you know, just like to be with me. >> asthma thing is crazy, that it is so big. it is no surprise that people are making so much of it: in the real world, when a woman on a trip gets invited and says i'm not feeling well. typical response is i hope you are feeling better or sorry you can't come. but in housewife land it is you are lying. >> i think it is so interesting for follow thanks don't necessity your story, it is called leg y blonde. >> i love that tight. >> thank you. >> for people don't know your story what is in the book and why did you decide to write it. >> it is a book that starts with an accident i had at six years old where a machine took my left leg, i have been wearing a months street us my whole life. what i do now is mentor new amputees and help them get through the experience and i al

my mom was a stay-at-home mom raising seven kids.down on stay-at-home moms. i want to be the opposite of that. and i think part of that is because the woman that pioneered it had to be extreme because they had to be noticed. and that stereotype has stuck. >> i disagree. i think the phrase has been hijacked. ultimately a bunch of women were fighting for the right to vote, the right to be able to go to any college you wanted to attend, the right to have equal pay. all things i think we would all support, equality. yet somehow it has been miss construed. people are doing these things that are perceived to be bad. the option to have choices is actually what feminism brought about. >> this is an interesting debate. actually, it's quite knew answered. if you look at this page with the hashtag women against feminism, there's silly reasons. some people say i want a guy to open a jar for me or open the door for me. some say feminism as it is now practiced is anti-man, for example. or that it creates a culture or cultivates a culture of female

and my mom, man, if i were to lose my mom, like i said, i'd let up. i would know that ain't nobody going to be there to step to the plate for my kids. >> coming up, one inmate finds companionship takes the form of six strings. >> it transcends me when i play. it's like i'm not even here. to? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't. pretty sure we can... try snapshot today -- no pressure. ♪ >>> california's 150-year-old san quentin state prison has been the site of much history, including the first ever prison performance by johnny cash. >> we actually found out that johnny cash had played at san quentin ten years prior to his more famous folsom concert. so our producer asked us to find inmate musicians, and i could hear eric phillips playing all the way down this noisy tier. >> here in san qu

so i let jessica say good-bye to her mom because her mom was dying. i took jessica back into the kitchen. and i -- i made a tourniquet for jessica's neck because i stabbed her neck. i wanted to know why she done what she done, why she killed my child. and i will say this, she never admitted it. >> the next morning jessica's brother arrived and discovered the bodies. knowing that blanchard had threatened and harassed jessica after the two split up, he identified blanchard as a suspect and police apprehended him within hours. later, blanchard pled guilty as part of a deal to avoid the death penalty. >> you don't feel you should have received the death penalty? >> i believe that is for god to answer. if god would have wanted me that, then i would have got that. do i believe that because i took another person's life that i -- that i should die? no, i don't. >> why isn't it up to god to decide jessica's fate? why did you take that opportunity? >> obviously, it was their time. i can't answer that. >> do you still believe that they all deserved to die? >> i

that mom on a mission. the moment she spotted it. this weekend that mission accomplished. >> reporter: this is the story of an american flag found in a flea market outside houston. the price $5. the couple who bought it, two parents who have a son of their own returning from war. on this flag messages from fellow troops, all writings about an brother who had been lost in war. one sergeant writing we'll always remember the sacrifice you made. god bless. and the mom bought it with one purpose. to find the other mother. and she did. this weekend traveling across texas to meet that mom. and present to her the flag that somehow never made it home. >> patsy our family feels so honored to find this flag and return it to you. >> reporter: tonight that flag right where it belongs in the hands of a mother who never knew it existed. this sunday filled with all of the messages and memories of her son all over again. >> in a good way. i've got peace in my heart. i'm happy. this is all for my son. >> that mom says she's going to put that flag in h

you basically have a living for your mom, your daughter.nd you're gonna have some guy come in that's gonna take control of your finances, and he's gonna own 50% of your business? you think you want to argue with a billionaire about what actually full financial control means? i mean, he might cause lots of havoc. >> i can't give full financial control. >> of course not. it's ridiculous. >> you're right. i can't do that. >> if you think that i can launch you in a direction to finally start to make real profits, then you should do a deal with me. and later... so what i was doing before you so rudely interrupted-- >> any interruption is not rude when this is my company. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ my mom works at ge. >> so are you ready to do some business? >> i'm not giving up full financial control of my company. >> you don't know anyt

mom and papa shops, i've never heard of mom and pop shops hiring on the spot in the community, especially youth. our homeless youth are so stigmatized in this city, like a lot of times people don't even give them the time of day. they have their own assumptions. but when a big businesslike target comes and gives them a chance, like that opens so many doors for them. so, i completely support this, yes. and another thing, having -- not just having more of the big businesses in the city, but where you put them is important to keep in mind because, you know, i live in the bayview and the only place i have to shop is the food co, really, for groceries. and then there's liquor stores galore, but there's one walgreens that i can walk to, that's in walking distance. but i know if, you know, my grad ma, even my father would not want to walk to the walgreens from where it is, from where i live. so, having these businesses not just put, you know, downtown or in chinatown or, you know, the big tourist money maker places where everybody can go to, but for san franciscans, people from the bayview also,

the first video, the guy it talking about the mom, and mom is concerned because there's a chipmung thatow well. as you hear from mom's exuberant protests, she's not happy about it. >> why won't it jump out? >> it can't. it's going to die without water. don't scare it! >> maybe he'll stand on here. >> no -- hey, he almost got me! >> apparently, his mom requesting that he remove it. [ screaming ] it's stuck! >> eventually, the chipmunk is thrown into the grass. he's cute. >> they are not vicious creatures. >> go back to bed and close your window. >>> again, commentary in this really interesting, although, having been bitten by a scorpion, i know why jenny wants it out of the house. this is fear. >> sounds like the lady who lives above me. >> she's killing scorpions every night. >> oh, oh, oh, it's got pinchers up. it's like this. >> pinchers and that tail thing. >> oh, my gosh! it's moving! [ bleep ] >> no word on if the standoff continues, but i'm with her. you don't want one in your house. >> you're our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next >> you're our show, everybody. we'll see

i ran to get my mom.hen i came out my sister was running towards me saying she got shot saying she was going to diey said you're not going to die. >> it is okay. >> it is crazy, we are living here. we're in the wrong place at the wrong time. we're home in the bed. and something like that happens. it is kind of like crazy. >> she just came home. she went to sleep. i came back in my room and laid down and i heard gunshots. so i got down. i didn't pay attention until i heard tia scream and i ran to my mom and we turned around she was crawling towards us, she was bleeding. >> reporter: what was she saying. >> she was crying saying i got shot, i got shot. >> reporter: how did she know if she got shot. >> i don't know she just pointed. >> you could see the hole. >> i was like she me. she pointed right there. >> she was worried she would die. >> yes. >> she was saying it. she's doing really well. >> surgery went will. a lot of internal damage but she will pull through it. >> reporter: we wrap up that news with t

bang. >> you know those conversations that may be like your mom and her friend have or mom and aunt?hey're specific conversations that only they can have. might sound something like this -- >> we've only seen american hustle, mr. deeds. is mr. deeds one? mr. banks, wasn't one? how about the one with tom hanks and the ship? no, no, no. >> see what's up for best actor but didn't make it. >> talking about oscar nominees. >> or whatever. >> this is hilarious video from the youtube channel. nick recorded a conversation between his mom and his aunt and he his buddy mitch acted it out. >> what is this? >> one you gave me. >> i love how tight they respect did you prune them? >> i prune everything. >> there's something that is so funny. >> i've heard women have this conversation. i have. >> a tiny bedroom downstairs. >> oh. >> that's where -- isn't it a tiny little bedroom. the only thing i can think is that he might use it for dancing. she has restless leg syndrome. oh my god, i love your shoes. >> these are house shoes. >> and where did you get them? >> ross. >> aren't they darling? >> this

she doesn't look a thing like her mom. she certainly isn't the singer her mom was and the director has the right to choose for a role

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