." >>> tonight, gator mom. she's not your typical pregnant soccer mom. and we're there as she attempts something she's never done before. it is dangerous and risky, but not just for the human. >>> plus, jen's new alias. jennifer garner's got from a butt-kicking actress on tv to a helicopter mom on the big screen. but at home, she and her famous husband still have fun. so, who has to play the bad cop when it comes to the kids? >>> and, reality bites. >> i am scared. >> the real housewives of new jersey starter lee is a giudice prepares to say good-bye to the good life and hello to the big house. why her new reality could look like what we see on "orange is the new black." but first, the "nightline" five. >>> we unite the country's coasts. we connect its people. and its business. we haul its goods. and carry its progress. across 33,000 miles of the great american landscape, you'll see our never-ending salute to a nation. union pacific. building america. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. you're about to meet a pre

person to person, mom to mom, right? you're handing them a flier that says everything about gmos, and you can get them for free on mom's across america right now. you will alter their life when you give a mom a flier about gmos and their child has autism. you will altar their life if their parents have alzheimer's. we like to encourage you to be the one. be the weird one that brings organic food to the picnic. be the one that brings integrity to the table. the one that speaks truth and brings truth to the conversation. be the light in this foot fight. >>> thank you, i would like to remind our audience at home this is the commonwealth club. our program tonight is "food fights for the 21st century." we are going to turn it over to audience questions now. if you are here, if you would not going around the back and coming up the hall way so we don't have you on camera. i'm going to ask the first question. you had a fairly famous husband who is an important part of your life as well. what did jerry think about organic foods a

person to person, mom to mom, right? you're handing them a flier that saying everything about gmos and gliek sate. you can get them for free on moms across america. you can get a banner for free. join in and let people know about it. you will alter their life when you give a mom a flyer about gmos and glyphosate when they're child has autism. you will alter their life if their parent has alzheimer's and you hand them this flyer. we like to encourage you to be the one. i like to say be the weird one that brings organic food to the picnic. be the one that brings integrity to the table. the one that speaks truth and brings truth to the conversation. be the light in this food fight. >>> thank you, i would like to remind our audience at home this is the commonwealth club. of california. my name is kevin o'malley. i'm chairman of the business leadership forum here at the club and your host for tonight. our program tonight is "food fights for the 21st century." women's voices driving change. our panelists are judi shils, zen ho

mom to mom. you are handing them a flyer that tells about gmos and get in for free about moms across america. you can get a banner for free and you join in and let people know. you will alter their life when you give a mom a flyer and their child has autism. you will alter their if their parent has alzheimer's. we encourage you to be the ones. i like to say, be the weird one who brings organic food to the picnic and brings integrity to the table and brings truth to the conversation. be the light this this food fight. >> i would like to remind our audience of what we are listening to. our program tonight is food fights for the 21st century. women's voices driving change. judy shills, jen honeycutt, keb raccoons garcia. we will go to audience questions. if you wouldn't mind going to the back and coming around the hall way so we don't have you on camera. i'm going to ask the question that a lot of people had. you had a fairly famous husband who is an important part of your life as well. what did jer

but what about my mom? was that really her home? we may never know.dly mattered because, you see, my mom was suddenly a kid again. >> as much as i used to do it 67 years ago. not bad. >> you haven't lost your touch. and for my dad it became clear that home would always be wherever his family was. that's the way it is for most of us. home is a feeling. for me, for my parents, for all of us. >> there are two tracks, one for coming and one for going. >> i think it suddenly strikes you that in order to really understand where you're going you have to understand from where you came. >> you came from. yep. >> that makes sense, huh? now it makes more sense than ever. >> yes. >>> good stuff there. all righty. good morning to you. i'm crihristi paul. glad to have you with us. >> i'm victor blackwell. >>> police are calling off the search for hannah graham. investigators say they found human remains yesterday on an abandoned property just eight miles from where the 18-year-old disappeared. >> graham was last seen on surveillance cameras in downtown charlottesvi

and she dropped her book bag and she said, "dad, mom, dad, mom! and i said, "which one of us do you want?" >> reporter: julia had opened the unlocked door. behind it was a leg and a hand covered in blood. >> and that's when we found ruth. >> reporter: bernie ran to a neighbor's to call 911. >> there's blood everywhere. can't figure out what's going on. >> sir, sir you got to calm down so i can understand you. >> reporter: when the emergency services people arrived they found ruth pyne, 51 years old, dead in a pool of blood. jeffrey was called home from work, and bernie broke the news. >> i told him that mom had died. tears welled up in his eyes. and he said, "what? no." he was upset. >> reporter: how'd you find out? >> bernie called me. and he said, "i don't know what happened, but your sister's gone." >> reporter: susan showerman is ruth's sister. >> and i just thought, "oh, my gosh. she committed suicide." >> reporter: suicide? to get some understanding why anyone would even think ruth could kill herself, we'll have to roll back the years and me

it's hard to believe but my mom hasn't been back here in 70 years. she hasn't seemed to miss a beat, though. she's asking right now in as i understand -- sindi if anybody recognizes her name. [ speaking foreign language ] >> so you walk through here. does anything look familiar? >> i think that sword looks familiar, and those doors they look familiar. >> these doors over here? >> yeah. one of these doors can be my house. >> really. >> yeah. >> you want to knock and take a look? >> we can try, see if somebody will open. >> it's worth a shot. we've come all this way. >> yeah. >> i see some movement back there. [ speaking foreign language ] >> she thinks this might be her house. >> we used to have this -- >> courtyard like this? >> courtyard like this and the swing used to sit like in this portion. >> is that right? >> yeah. >> so what do you think? >> it's amazing. can you believe? i livid in someplace like this. >> do you think that this was your house? >> if not exactly same house but something similar. it may be same house. >> does that look familia

you're going to live with your mom, wherever your mom goes. >> you all right? >> i 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 l

thanks, mom. i'll handle it. >> yeah. >> you just hung up on your mom now?you calling her? you 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 abo

this mom is giving it to her child. you can hear the screams. what happened straight after this, a male got up and said stop it. >> you don't beat a child. >> i like the fact people are being outraged. i want people to get that message across that this isn't okay. this second video hits home with me. it's video somebody caught of a nursery school in india. the kids are rehearsing for a performance. they are going through a human tunnel and having fun. listen to the principal of this school berating them like a regimerej mae rejme sergeant major. >> she is just screaming and screaming. then she starts man handling these kids. grabs an arm and shoves the kid over. watch what happens to the young girl when she helps her stand up. grabs her by the hair. these people shooting the video saw this was happening. this is messed up. they show it to the nursery school. they only reacted when this blew up on social media. this is the actual principal. she made comments. i'm very sorry. it will never happen again. the kids were a bit slow hence i had to pull

, mom, mom. this is the cat equivalent. the person that posts this says whenever they use the bathroom, the cat does this at the door. >> let me in. >> all right, everybody. it's ipad mini give away time. >> you need the buzz word, 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> click on the win ipad button. >> enter the buzz word on facebook or twitter and both every day. >> tuesday's buzz word is school. >> let over to rightthisminute.com, click object the win an ipad mini button and enter school. >> why men and women may never see eye to eye on this one. sted. >> instead of a slinky in their stocking, give them this. >>> ladies know too well what it feels like to be cat-called. what would it be like for guys if they were cat-called, as well? this mixes things up just a little bit for the boys. >> oh, hey, you look like you love commitment. hey, what you got under that shirt, sweetie? bet it's a good heart. >> they didn't objectify him. >> your ass would look so good on my couch. you watch tv? >> yo

>> my dad is catholic and my mom is mormon. my mom has never drunk, smoke, done drugs.he doesn't relate to me at all. we don't relate to each other. >> why do you think addiction is so rampant amongst mormons here? >> honestly? i think they're depressed or hiding some type of issue in their life. you know? they just don't want to be judged by their church. >> dangerous, your life? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. a month ago i got jumped when i was sleeping, they broke my ribs, punctured my lung. i was in the hospital for five days. if i don't change my life i'm going to be deds or -- dead or worse off than i already am. >> we dropped sarah off. while we're winding down, her night is just beginning. since we aren't welcome where she's staying, we left her with a camera to film her daily life as an addict. i interviewed many people about drug addiction, but the difference about today for me was i spent time with three people from relatively well-to-do affluent places. and all three of them, in the early part of their lives really strived to do everything right. they, they wanted t

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even though mom is struggling, mom is in labor for the majority of this video, her family is present. everyone is around. dad is very involved. she is in the comfort of her home. you can see this pool is in the middle of their bedroom. >> she has six children. do they just own that birthing pool. >> time to get that birthing pool back out. >> it's the professional from tender beginnings birth services. you can tell she is in pain. her children are there to comfort her. you see her young son rubbing her arm. she is moaning a littleok son i playing guitar for his mom. listen to this. you can tell she is in pain, but completely calm. >> she is in pain. >> some people suggest this makes it a much easier process. >> the home birth is becoming popular. >> do you want to see the moment child number six, a beautiful baby girl is born? >> do i? >> let gravity work. >> all i heard her go was ah. that was it. no screaming. >> child number six. she is familiar with the feeling. >> what is so incredible is that the whole family is there. >> one of her younger sons says it best. >> she is adorable.

mom is like, oh, no. mom has to get the baby out. can't she get it out? all she's got is her trunk. she's going around the baby trying to figure out what to do. these people who seem to be on a tour, they're just watching all this action. finally the mom gets behind it and just noses the baby's bottom like, come on, baby. come on, dumbo. come on, honey. she kind of walks into where they've got that piping in there. she's big enough to get out on her own. the baby isn't. she just noses it right on out of there. >> that's good. you're right. that is so incredibly sweet. it's wonderful to watch the mother instinct in animals. you watched her assess the situation and figure it out. >> they're so smart and able to use their body as a tool and see an obstacle and just figure it out instead of just standing there helplessly. >> this helped in india. you notice once she and the baby get out, watch how the mom walks close to where all that piping is. she kind of puts herself between that ditch and the baby. >>> as a parent one of the times when you feel just about the most scared and most po

here's my mom catherine. hi, mom. >> hi. >> what do you think? >> it was a great experience.g into those areas and experiencing where our ancestors were held in captive and then brought across the ocean in ships. but the best thing about it is i thought about it later is we as part of those people in africa and our ancestors, we flew there. it was awesome. and we flew first class. we did not have to cross in a ship. and i love the part when they turned around and said i want you to look at the sign that's above this door. we changed it. it says door of return. and we were there to return as part of our ancestors. we made that journey there. and they came back. us being a part of the african culture and ancestors. it was an amazing trip that i will never, ever forget. and i want to thank everyone for allowing us to go there. >> i could not have played this trip without you. and i'm so glad that i got to share this with you. and people ask me what do i do with this? right? what are you going to do? i don't look back. i'm very proud of where i came from and who my people are. bu

i'm their mom. they need their mom. it's not the same with a father. is a mom. >> teresa said she thinks she's going to be just fine behind bars. she will serve 15 months first. her husband will start his sentence after she gets out so the girls aren't without both parents at the same time. >>> up next, a florida mom and her very risky job. martha riviera calls herself a minivan mom with a twist. she wrestles alligators for a living. >> and even when seven months pregnant. she's not taking a break. abc's gloria riviera asked her about the dangers involved. >> reporter: i have to think are the other soccer moms asking is this safe? >> they are. that's everyone's question as far as whether it's safe or not. it is safe. if you know what you're doing, and the techniques to use, it's no less dangerous than getting into a car and driving to the airport. >> and i thought exercising at the gym while seven months pregnant was extreme. i did it. >> don't talk to this woman about it. just before maternity leave, mar this tries this stunt for the first time. it's

my mom and dad met at a dinner party in 1962.dn't have been from more different backgrounds. that is what interested me the most from my heritage, mapped out on my tree started off so apart and came together. my mom is gloria vanderbilt, grown into a family of wealth but it was a different time when parents like hers had nothing to do with raising kids. her dad died when she was annin fapt. her mom was just 18 and had no idea how to raise a child. when my mom was 10, her father's sister, gurt rude vanderbilt who founded whitney museum went to court to take custody of my mom away from my grandmother. at the time it was at the height of the depression and made headlines around the world. but the court decided my mom should be taken away from her own mother and raised by her aunt gur trud who she barely knew. for my mom, that wound and pain is something that has never gone away. >> when people ask my by family, they are referring to the vanderbilt side of my family. the first vanderbilt came to america in 1960. his name was vonder-b

it's raining. >> stephen: it's a classic case of he-said-mom-said, she-said-mom-said. and talk about precocious. these kids are appeal to authority to argue over something they actually kind of agree about. just like cable news does. you see, msnbc-- ( cheers and applause ) msnbc says it's sprinkling, fox news says it's raining and cnn says whatever, it's wet. throw anderson cooper out there in a tight t-shirt. ( cheers and applause ). now, unfortunately, unfortunately, what should have been a civil shouting match erupt swod violence. >> it's raining! it's raining. >> no, it's not! >> it's raining. ow! >> i don't care. it's raining. >> no, it's not. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'm not crying. my fies is just spwinkling. ( cheers and applause ) okay, jim, let's go over here. nation, it seems like every time you turn on the news lately, you hear something that shocks you to your core. just this morning, i was horrified to find out there is an election next month! and this midterm season, the best political ad does not promote a candidate. it promotes a demonized minori mino

is this meant to be a prank on mom?he really is giving her cabbage. >> hope she likes this. >> cabbage. it's a cabbage. she hates it. she [ bleep ] hates it, i know. she hates that. i should have gone with lettuce. >> being the crafty guy he is, he goes into his shop and builds a wasp-sucking machine. he took dryer vent tubing and set it up. bugs went to fly in away from the net, they got sucked into this thing. >> i sense a small issue. wherever they are going to be sucked to, they are going to be concentrated and pissed. >> you're right. it's sad if you are a bug lover. he fills up the box and lets it sit in a hot garage for days. it cures his wasp problem or hornet problem. >> these next group of guys handy with wood. and selkenology. they've got an old ikea coffee table. they take you through this process. they've got l.e.d. lighting going into this coffee table. that looks cool. they take it a step further. do you see where this is going? they see buttons and a joy stick. they've turned an ikea coffee table into an

am a brave mom. i'm a mom of a mariner. in 2010, mom, we just got hit. in 2012, mom, i blacked out. atop the machine, hit my head and i was blocked out. they found me. dropping out of the aeronautical university, where i was enrolled in a bachelor's degree for the commercial pilot degree, because then't concentrate on academic work. 14 or march 31 -- sorry -- 11:25. year. mom, i got lost. i made a wrong turn. the mexican border. you need to know this, because i've been surrounded by military. in case anything happens to me, i need you to know where i am. morning, april 1, 2014, mom, i've been arrested. secure me an attorney. april 5, mom, i'm not going to make it through the night. not comeyou do, do down here to investigate. do not come down here to ask questions. you will be killed as well. i need you to go underground. you to cancel your bank accounts. let the broward sheriff's office know. but mom, i'm not gonna make it through the night. don't come down to investigate. kill 14, mom, i tried to myself because the guards and the inmates were going to rape, and execute me for pers

hi mom. you made it!it's the new independence. >> welcome back, my guest is eye rock 'n' roll legend. i believe it's a concept album about a white noise machine. please welcome robert plant! ( cheers and applause ) boom, boom. come on! sit down, my friend. ( cheers and applause ) you know what? you never thought-- i never thought i would start an interview by saying, "i just touched robert plant's butt." robert, thank you so much for being here. >> it got warm. >> stephen: i have very gentle hands. robert, my leesh lord, thank you for being here. how has your rock-toner been treating you? >> so far, so good. i don't know where we came from recently. ♪ you came from the land of the ice and snow ♪ otherwise nope as canada. >> yeah, exactly. somebody called it something else the other day when we were in toronto but that's another story. y woo came from japan through morocco, up to estonia-- we got lost. >> stephen: is that just for fun or is that business? >> that's because i'm still on a mission. >> stephe

facebook loves the mom's, facebook business has never been better. everyone should love your mom. twitter needs a bigger audience. it needs the moms, dads, kids, cousins, and goldfish. there are some numbers that did not fit here. ,he revenue per timeline view the monetization of the timeline views, that pic that, but those , it's aare so small very low number. , but theer than it was problem there was the timeline view growth, the number of timelines that people are looking at was also coming in quite small, 4.3% sequentially. users, slowth in growth on the timelines that were viewed. in the u.s. in particular, use all very slow growth. i was talking to matt miller about it earlier and he said i'm , i'm all day at work always broadcasting and tweeting out. how much more can you be on it? >> i am on it as well. made pictures larger. how much can twitter actually do when it comes to a product respective to re-accelerate user growth, or to a certain extent, is that out of their control? sometimes these things just happen organically, or they don't. theythink there is a lot can do. i

sorry mom. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have his mom leave. he's going to be very colorful tonight.season of it on bbc america, and i loved it. and one of the things that you did throughout the season was you raised pigs in your back yard to show your children, who are so cute, by the way, the cutest little kids. you wanted to show them where bacon comes from. where does your food come from. >> i mean, it's a way of teaching them to understand the basics of food. you can't just walk into a a supermarket and it's all there. so i bought these amazing berkshire pigs, gorgeous. >> jimmy: yeah, and you said -- [ british accent ] "now guys don't get --" i'm gonna do an impression. it's not a good one. [ laughter ] [ british accent ] "don't get attached to these pigs." they're not pets. >> no. >> jimmy: so, don't get attached to them, because one day, we're gonna have to -- sadly we're gonna have to kill these pigs. that's where you get bacon from, pork. and the kids named the pigs. they gave them funny names. >> they named them. they massaged them with oil when the sun came out. [ laughte

some moms they can't make the car r karate match, they can't make the -- >> other working moms who arest like last time, saying you're comparing my situation. you need to recognize the differences. >> you're a mom in new york city, gets up extra early to get the kids ready, may have two jobs, hustles downing to the train station, she may have ebola and then make $12 an hour. >> she's the only working mom who has a personal assistant with her, a driver, an agent, a publisher. >> maybe like 80 feet away from where she's actuly working. >> she has the resources, she has the money. so she can be on set with her kids. >> a lot of women actors make length men actors in hollywood. >> that's fairway to equate herself. >> robert downey jr. got this for "ironman j. >> what about this guy, also, to say this at a fund raiser, the $1,000 for the reception, $15,000 to have dinner with the president, another 1tos with hi. >> also, obama, the country is going to hell, stop saying that in hollywood and on the golf course, we have ebola everywhere. >> you are absolutely right. before we go, we'll let th

her mom's health makes the financial situation unpredictable. they live month to month. >> it's really terrifying not knowing if there's food for the next month. and there's great hope. >> it's taught me to fight harder and keep moving. >> and you can help give students like sharik get a break. >>> up next, giants have big cheerleaders in hollywood. the ncis los angeles star with a big game six prediction coming up. >>> if you have a consumer problem or question, call 885 helps u. volunteers are there now. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, getting the most bang for your buck on the road. the most and least reliable cars and why so many american made cars are falling short. >>> with the giants headed back to kansas city for game six of the world series tuesday night. we decided to ask two of the stars of ncis los angeles for their take on the series. >> who are you rooting for in the world series? >> the giants is the right answer. come on, it's san francisco. tell me when the dodgers play? what time are the dodgers play? >> th

it is taking place behind mom and darksd 33 wi. prescription pill addiction is taking a special toll here in utah. >> does your work bring you here often. >> this is where i do the majority of my work. >> more people are dying from pill overdoses in utah than almost any other state in the u.s. >> i'll never forget that first oxy c ox concontinue i took. it was a miracle cure. >> we're here to find out why. ♪ ♪ >>> utah is one of the safest states in the nation. it's scenic and affluent. yet, people are dying at alarming rates from prescription pill abuse. >> this isn't exactly the kind of area where you'd expect a lot of drug activity to be taking place but we're told that it's everywhere. it's really hard to get people to talk openly about it on camera. a woman and her daughter have agreed to tell us about the secrets that her family have been keeping for years. there are thing that's we're taught in the mormon church not to do. drinking and smoking. there are some ideals that we strive for. get married, multiply and replenish the

so i let jessica say good-bye to her mom because her mom was dying. 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 polite 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 w

there is a facebook list for amazon moms. amazon sign up for an mom membership.t amazon did was on that facebook page, put out to moms a list of various come in different toys and games they might purchase for their kids for the holidays. they reviewed the various items and amazon ended up using those reviews to compile a list of mom's picks. amazon obviously -- >> some thought when into this. >-- went into this. for anyone who uses amazon, it can be somewhat overwhelming. this season alone, amazon has 1000 toys and games. how do you pick what to get? any kind of help can be helpful to parents and helpful to amazon. speaking what to push, fourth quarter, looking at fourth quarter right now. how much are they forecast to spend a line for the holidays? in online1% increase spending over the holiday season. survey found that 56% of shoppers plan to do at least some of their shopping online. onlinewho plan to shop could spend 16% more than people shopping off-line. this will be significant, not just for amazon, but also for retailers that do some of their business on

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my mom didn't think nothing strange about it. i said, mom, your boyfriend or husband or whatever you want to call him, he's running around at nighttime in neighborhoods that's a prostitution area -- he's a strange character. >> and you knew he was frequenting these neighborhoods? >> i told her, he might be giving you aids. >> you knew he was frequenting neighborhoods that were ridden with prostitution and drug crimes? >> yeah. it wasn't no top secret. there's other people that knew him that tell me they seen him wandering or walking. and i was like, yeah, that don't surprise me, he's a shady character. everyone knew i didn't like him and that i was watching him. and anyone that seen him places would say something, i would pretty much catch onto and go, really, hmm? >> can i ask you this? if you're just joining us, we're speaking with edward matlock, who is the son of darren vann's ex-wife and knows a lot about him, spent a lot of time with him and was none too pleased with this person. you spoke with your mother last night. what