mom, mom! mom, mom, mom, mom, mom... i'm in the den! oh... mom, mom, mom, mom! what is it?hat hours or days? months. oh! oh! oh! oh! but i need it now! my birthday... was last month. ( moaning ): oh! ( moaning ) if that u.f.o. picture i took during arthur's sleepover was only real i'd be rich and i could buy you that clothes-horse horse-clothes barn. don't you worry, fluffy i'll get it for you if i have to. ( snores ) hmm.. ( laughs ) you always look goofy after losing a tooth! so? i got another dollar. the tooth fairy left it under my pillow. say what? the tooth fairy leaves money for baby teeth. why did no one tell me this? you mean you got money for all those teeth every time you lost one? every one. she takes the teeth and leaves the money. who would do that? a fairy. d.w.: so she flies into every house on earth and checks for teeth? ( snoring ) ( grunts ) aah! whoa... arthur: of course not! she uses a combination of magic and very advanced computer scanning software. ( pulsating ) that makes sense but what does she do with all those old teeth? arthur: maybe her castle

i bet the tigers mom's children won't tiger mom their kids, i will totally tiger mom my kids. >> herr was a little bit less enthusiastic. being pulled out to practice hours a day but looking back, i couldn't be happier. she just began her freshman year at harvard. her older sister goes here too. >> i love being raised by my mom. sophia plans to join the military. she already meets the army's basic standards but she wants to get the to have score so she works out often. >> as a girl it's important to not just meet the standard but to kind of exceed it. >> kids raised by regular parents she says, don't have the drive. >> going to college was just seeing how many amazing brilliant people would encounter an obstacle and be like, you know, i can't do this. i can't do this is genuinely a feeling that i've never had. i have what it takes to do absolutely anything. >> most of us hope our kids have that feeling. some of it exists in human nature if we adults don't crush it. as these commercials exist, maybe they want to test themselves. if they fall, they try and try again. many parents want

everybody's mom embarrasses them once in a while. yeah, my mom used to call me "boo-boo."dspeaker ): yes, it's true-- she thought green potato chips were fatal. do you hear that? tell me i'm dreaming. what am i going to do? run away. join the circus. my mom knows a good plastic surgeon. please don't mention it. you promised! d.w., wait. wait! ( crying ) binky: you okay, sir? oh, binky! d.w.! i thought you were a real football player in a dress. binky, you've been as close to death as me. what do you do when someone does something you don't like? i always just stare at people and they stop doing whatever they're doing. mom: d.w.! oh, d.w., i'm sorry. you think because i'm a little kid you don't have to keep a promise. that's not true. mrs. macgrady asked me about the newspaper... so when somebody asks, the promise is off? no way. no, you're right. but people are going to ask. can we figure out something i can say? "the newspaper lied"? what if i just say "i can't talk about it because i want to respect my daughter's feelings"? um... okay. at least now i can relax and enjoy

i miss my mom so much. i guess you don't know what you got till it's gone. >>> you just told me you weren't involved in any of this. >> that's what i told them. i told them i didn't do it. >> i think that until her probation is over, she needs to have some restrictions. there are consequences to your actions. >>> the other thing i'm going to ask you to do, i want you to find a place where you can fellowship. find a place where you can fit in and fellowship. >> for years msnbc has been documenting the tragic stories that unfold in america's juvenile justice system. with extraordinary access from the indiana supreme court, we go inside a world where cameras are, by law, forbidden. >> how are you guys going to do that? you going to do it on your own? did you try to do it on your own before? did it work? >> for some of the kids locked up in lake county juvenile, the pressures are more than most teens can imagine. never has this been so painfully clear than when 16-year-old ayryana gets a visit from her mother.

. >> people called her america's worst mom mom. >> at 9 years old bad stuff happens. >> if i thoughtt was a dangerous situation i wouldn't have it done it. it was his idea. it is not that said we are going to put you on a subway and make a man out of you today. it was mom and dad can i take the subway home from somewhere i have never been before and try to find my way home. >> i know, ma. >> his tv show was quick to portray her choice as reckless. >> the construction site where he was recovered is where he was killed. >> that can happen but seven years after this lenore's son is astill. >> were you scared? >> not at all. i had done it before with my parents. it was fun. i know how to get around. i'm confident in myself. >> but you free-range parents better watch out. >> a mother from florida faces five years in prison for letting her 7-year-old son walk to the park alone. >> i honestly didn't think i was doing anything wrong. i was letting him go play. >> this woman was arrested because she let her kids play right in front of her house. the neighbor said the kids were unsupervised bu

but what about my mom? was that really her home?t i realized it hardly mattered. because, you see, my mom was suddenly a kid again. >> as much as i used to do it 67 back. not bad, right? >> pretty good. you haven't lost your touch. >> yes. >> 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 part coming and one part 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. yeah. >> that makes sense, huh? now it makes more sense than ever. ever. >> yes. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> he's 112 days late, thank goodness. >> darren willson a former police officer the man who shot and killed michael brown resigned from the ferguson police department but a lot of people are asking what took so long. >>> we opened the compartment where he was and saw him and asked him to come

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>> i think mom. >> seth: dad, who would you say? >> i say mom. >> seth: and mom, who would you say?ight." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: all right. here you go. to the victors go the spoils. that's a gin and tonic. >> oh, thank you. >> seth: congratulations. you know, i once read the key to being happy is to count your blessings. it's hard to remember to do every day. but, that's what thanksgiving is all about. so, i would just like to say how thankful i am for my beautiful wife alexi and her incredible family, which is my family now. they are cooking thanksgiving dinner for us right now. for me and these three deadbeats. i want to say how thankful i am for this crew right here. and how happy i am that i got to spend the day with them on this show. [ cheers and applause ] i want to give special, special thanks to our incredible staff here who came in and worked on thanksgiving. we're so lucky -- i'm so lucky to work with you every day. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for everything you do. i want to say how thankful i am to the 8g band and fred armise

so i reached over my mom and i swung at him. the cops came and my mom took his side.he's like please press charges, i just want him to learn his lesson. i pleaded guilty to my charge, and the judge, he had to think about it. he didn't really know what to do. so i'm still here. >> it takes time for the juvenile courts to figure out how to best handle each individual case. and in kevin's situation available beds at placement facilities are hard to come by. >> in here for all them days, it just -- it gets to you after a while. especially when you ain't got your mom. it's all real hard. >> in the juvenile court i think that if we have any indicator of what's going to happen in someone's life is looking at the family and how supportive or not, how healthy or not is the family. i mean, without family involvement and support the kids are never going to be successful. >> for years msnbc has been documenting the tragic stories that unfold in america's juvenile justice system. with extraordinary access from the indiana supreme court, we've been allowed to take our cameras insid

>> mom. >> exactly. things nobody but your mom can tell you. video from buzzfeed. >> make sure you send a thank you. >> it's not you i don't trust, it's them. >> i can't hear myself think. >> some are so spot-on, it's scary. you can hear your mom's own voice. >> everyone smile. >> what about that boy from church? >> julia, you're not smiling. >> don't make me turn this car around. >> going to count to three. one -- >> what does it mean when you get an eggplant? >> let's stop in the barnes & noble. i like that arianna graham song. >> how cool all these things combined on an online video show you maybe mom's got something behind those words if we all remember these things. we all heard it. >> maybe mom has something -- mom knows. >> be careful. >> no texting at dinner. >> call your grandmother. >> all right, pay attention. it's time for us to give away an ipad mini. >> you need the buzz word, need to be at least 18 years of age or older and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win ipad button. >> enter on fa

mom is tangling with the two trucks. originally mom and sister wander off. oh, you must be my new mom. don't leave me. you saved me. don't leave me. >> they are reunited. >> they are all reunited. everybody is happy. they are going to live happily ever after. >> still lots of videos on the internet. road rage. this a little bit different. this is parking rage. you see this fellow inside this car? looks like he's trying to head somewhere. there are two cars very close to either side of his car. he can't get out of his parking space and he is mad. >> he's got plenty of room. this is the husband of the woman who drives that white car. when the woman parked her car and went inside, she started hearing her alarm go off. it's because this guy was beating on her car angry the car was in this way. that should give us warning enough this guy is not in the f. this guy keeps going. kicking at him, banging his head on the ground. the poor woman gets out trying to stop him. he's not done. he's still going after this guy. >> does he expect this guy to move the car? >> the

i mean, it's easy for me because my mom's dead. mine, too. dead-mom high five.ple that i used to talk to just don't get it. i know my mom seems nice, but she's like that cartoon frog that sings and dances when no one's looking, only instead of singing and dancing, she tells me i have lesbian legs. everybody has issues with their mom, okay? i'm sure she's not as bad as you say. jules agrees with me. (clank) (chuckles) did you just try and kick me? (strained voice) i'm wearing sandals. you don't believe that my mom is a cold, heartless sociopath? she made me muffins. oh, ellie-- no. oh, great. now she's not talking to me. sorry. no. now i'm not talking to you. best meal i ever had. (hums) hey, new guy. i know it sucks being new. in college, i was hazed so badly my first year of spirit squad. i just said i was a male cheerleader, and you don't have a follow-up question? i'm good. you know, you'll always be "new guy" until you dig deeper with your friends. hi, guys. observe. hey, laurie. i was just telling grayson here about my first year in spirit squad. o.m.g.-spo

they said, we just figured out both of our moms are on the street doing drugs. for them it was, we have become this family and the class was their sisterhood. >> did their childhood, what you were seeing, and did it reflect what you grew up with? >> to some extent. i was a working-class girl without opportunity or access. i was naÏve about how college and school work, work, but the difference was, i was working-class. i think it was pretty common in those days, and i think in a rural communities you did tend to have families where you have a dad and mom in the house. my dad my dad was living in the household and had a job. that was different. they were just not part of there everyday lives, and the moms were starting to lose it because of the drug issues. so the families were ripped apart. what i saw, similar to what you see in other urban families, the grandmothers step in and start taking over and taking control. in fact, one of my students, her grandmother was her caretaker which was pretty common. >> how did you get to college? >> i have to be very grateful.

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is it my mom? >> morgan: no, it has nothing to do with your mom. just meet me here. i'm in the waiting area. i'll fill you in on everything. >> kiki: i'm on my way. >> morgan: hey. how's max? >> sonny: diane's with him. uh, he's still out, but the doctors have stabilized him. guess what. >> morgan: what? >> sonny: he's gonna make it. >> morgan: thank god, dad. oh, man. >> dante: we didn't see a gun when we came in. did you? >> michael: no. all i saw was the blood. didn't know what to think. >> dante: you didn't touch anything, right? >> michael: no. i, uh, was just focused on finding dad. >> dante: all right. well, it's got to be here somewhere. maybe it's outside. we'll figure it out. >> michael: yeah, sure. >> dante: hey, you all right? >> michael: yeah. i'm fine. >> dante: what are you doing here if you weren't here for the shooting? i thought you were at your mom's wedding. >> michael: yeah, i was, but, uh [inhales deeply] something happened there. >> dante: what do you mean? what happened? >> carly: you had your moment, franco. you punished me for what -- you ca

about us, ten moms, it is about all of the moms who are going through what we went through. >> son mark stemmed on mine while wearing a belt of grenades in afghanistan. he and his mom have been at walter reed since october 2011. >> i think the hardest part first of all is seek your child like. that will you lose your home. you end up sitting there, sleeping there, everything, with your kids. >> julie, and her son, adam, are the longest residents at walter reed. >> adam was sole survivor that far blast. he had all of his limb. when he got back to walter reed, he had an infection, went through his bloodstream. >> doctors amputated three of adam's limbs. >> he is a fighter. and he is my personal miracle. >> the other moms helped her through. >> i thought i can do this six months a year, now been there four years, four months, had the best times laughing and caring on and. >> my son was injured. >> sent 23rd of 2010. >> they removed the left side of his skull at 6:05 in the morning, and same time he was born. they told me he may never walk or talk again. and he's walking and talking. he can

how is mom? i always ask about mom. >> my mom, yeah.d year. >> jimmy: she is? >> my older sister just graduated magnum cum laude from law school. >> jimmy: hey. [ cheers and applause ] >> and then she graduated -- she passed the bar first try. my little brother is about to become a master physicsist next month. >> jimmy: are you kidding me? >> i know. so, i'm back to being the disappointment in the family. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: olivia's so bummed. >> i know. it's really nice actually, being at the bottom because nobody looks at you. nobody cares. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, no. oh my goodness. >> it's been a great year. i took her to the white house to meet the president this year. >> jimmy: i want to hear about this story. so wait -- that must have been so -- >> my mom was so excited. >> jimmy: they're so proud of you. they love you. you got to -- you set this whole thing up? >> yeah. i was invited to go, to bring my family to meet the president. i'm doing this campaign called "it's on us" about stopping sexual abuse and assault. and so the

it has a dad, a mom and baby in the mom's belly. >> are you pregnant? shut the -- are you pregnant? >> yes. >> what? what? >> that is his wife who has taken the video. i think he goes in for a hug. what? what? >> i felt like you guys need a little help getting thanksgiving dinner ready. a lot of the cooking gets left to moms, gets left to the wife. well, i thought you might want to help out and maybe make an appetizer. thanks to food and famine, the youtube channel, i have a quick, nice little recipe. you take cream cheese and put it in a food processor, crumble up cheez-it, you make a little legs, drum stick and roll it all and you have a nice cream cheese ball. >> sit there with your kids and make these and it will be a fun little family moment. >> turkey ball. >> what southern women never say. >> i'm going to go without my goat. >> on the next "right this minute." >>> dude wants to launch a massive water rocket. why it's a great idea until it's not. >> plus the bonus day buzz word you need if you want a chance to win an ipad mini or flat screen tv. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( r

big sister gets out and mom is already out. he is not without rescue.fe trust just needs to get the elephant out of the watering hole. you is two trucks of people coming to aid this guy. mama wants to protect baby. mom and sister wander off. they don't need to get a tractor or anything. they do put a rope around his leg and all they have is brute manpower. they are able to get it up quickly but it's they don't watch what happens. they are like you must be my new mom. he's like don't leave me. save me. >> we see them reunite? >> we do see it. the baby wants to stick around the truck. but final will mom starts coming up. >> yeah. >> they are all reunited and everybody is happy and they're going to live happily ever after. >> what could make a day at your theme park better? doing it with food. get on the leviathan roller coaster and sneak in a quarter pounder from mcdonald's. >> that's a bad idea. you putting something in your stomach while your stomach is being taken. >> i love the guy with the drink next a him just completely calm. >> it is probably a sh

it is fine, it is fine, he found her mom, everything is okay good does she find her mom in the movie.e does, i think good ter so cute. >> by the way, in the war of the roses i was asking how the movie ends? they both die. >> what a perfect time good they fall off the chandelier and they die in each others arms. >> awful man. >> whatever you do don't show her that movie. >> okay you are good. >> coming up serena williams is looking for a match off the court. >> why the pennies star says she really wants to settle down. >> ♪ >> oh, i love this song, a classic rap. look who is back. >> yes. >> on the radio here for years. >> how are you doing girlfriend. >> you look good, thank you. >> thank you. >> kendra gee you are working for everybody. i saw you on e. who are you work forgo now. >> i'm doing red carpet for ama, american muse ache ward, november 23rd so make sure you watch it on your phone, yahoo.com we will broadcast streaming live. american music awards november 23rd. >> you be talking to iggy azalea. >> i will do a booty comparison because i think mine is bigger so we will find ou

wait for the information from your mom, okay?or the time being we're still going to be on key lock. not going to let you out. >> man, this is -- i don't know. >> compton has a decision to make. if he stays in general population he's eligible to take classes to move his release date up by 90 days. but he's more vulnerable to attack. if he requests protective custody from the prison, he must serve the 90 days. >> that's your dilemma. >> whatever i have to do to make sure i can walk out the door and give my mom a hug, i got to do it. >> 90 days versus day -- >> i realize that. >> as a suspected snitch and an aryan brotherhood dropout. compton is the type of inmate that men like stephen weaver despise. he made is clear on the camera provided by our producers. >> when i was a young kid if i told my brother i got beat for telling. we were taught in school at a young age don't be a tattle tale. nowadays they have cop shows on tv that teach these kids it's all right to tell. dial 1-800-snitch on mom and dad if they're smoking a joint on

he shot my mom in the neck through the attic vent. my mom was rushed to the hospital. he missed by just this much. they couldn't operate, take the bullet out because it was so close to her spine. till this day the bullet is still in her neck, three years later. and after he did that, he turned the gun on himself. >> david ratliff sr. began his spree of violence shortly after his release from the same jail in which his son is now incarcerated. he had served 119 days for threatening and abusing his wife. family members say he had never been violent until about a year earlier when depression, alcohol, and drugs sent him over the edge. >> he was a great father growing up. i loved him. he was my hero. i don't know any other dad that was better than he was. i really don't. he would get home from work every day and throw the ball with me. teach me right from wrong. spank me when i was bad. i love him for it. despite what he did. i do. >>> coming up -- >> just came and sucker punched me and i hit his again [ bleep ]. >> exchanging blows and somebody got punched. >> a single pu

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mom finally takes her first hit. >> this is so great to watch. >> do we know when it starts to affect you? >> that's enough with me. >> my thoughts were going in directions that didn't seem to make any sense. then the last third i felt pretty good. things seemed more humerous than usually. >> what about mom? >> she apparently never felt anything. >> apparently, she didn't feel a thing. >> basically, i was knocked for a loop and my mom didn't feel anything. she smoked me under the table. >> that's it for rtm. see you next time. >>> his mom made it out and so did his sister, but -- >> that little guy can't get out on his own. >> what happens when rescuers show up to help but mom won't let them. >> a driver says he's blocked into a parking space and he is mad. how he used his hand for something more sinister. >> let me hear you say it. >> how pasquale from jersey got a

have got a baby penguin who has lost its mom. >> that's sad. >> it is sad. chipette is going to sing a song about it. ♪ i do remember a kind of a winter ♪ >> that power little penguin lost her mom. >> clearly, she has a love for animals. >> later we get to see the penguin imagining her mom and all the time they spend together. this is where reagan starts to feel the pain. >> the big old fat tears start going, but oh, so much more happens when finally our favorite little penguin gets reunited with mommy. this is where the baby penguin starts running towards mommy. the emotion of it all takes control of reagan. fortunately for us, we have the entire family with us right here. travis, you shot this video. how many times has this happened before? >> we were going up to the mountains the day before and we had that video on. she got super emotional. on the way home they wanted to watch the same dvd. we decided to film it and see if it happened again. >> what was it about the movie that made you so sad? >> the penguin. he wants his mommy. >> austin, your big brothe

but also jimmy, mom's boyfriend is frying a turkey. >> what?andpa wants to be the only one bringing a turkey to thanksgiving dinner. but they're saying jimmy is making a fried chicken. >> you cook your turkey the night before. you refrigerator it and it gets cold and dry. he fries it right before dinner. >> it is juicy and not -- >> i got your juicy. >> i got your juicy. >> i love it. like after all these years. he's fou ae's finally told yours no good. >> back to the turkey discussion. >> no. turkey is done! >> what are you doing? >> turkey is done. >> hit me in the face. >> stop. >> get away from the tree. >> angry grandpa takes his anger out on the tree. >> stop! >> he stomps on the ornaments, rips off the decorations, drags the tree through the kitchen, into the living room. >> you need to get out of here. >> get out of the [ bleep ] house now. >> and then he storms out, but not without a final word. >> happy thanksgiving and i'm bringing the only turkey. >> you're not invited. >> happy thanksgiving and i'm bringing the turkey. >> don't mes

to the three of you if your mom gets sent back? >> we'll probably end up going to mexico. >> reporter: do you know anything about mexico? >> no, i just know a lot of bad things happen over there. >> reporter: if it's the only way to be with your mom, will you all go there? >> >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah, we would. >> reporter: but for now, this is a family divided and headed in very different directions. ben tracy, cbs news, phoenix. >> pelley: well, another big story tonight is the the no that just keeps falling around buffalo, new york. six feet and counting. at least 10 deaths are linked to this historic storm. the new york throughway is still closed with more than 100 vehicles stuck. by the time the snow ends tomorrow, south cheektoewaga could have 75 inches or more. jericka duncan says that homeowners are worried. >> reporter: hundreds of people in the buffalo suburbs still buried are now scrambling to clear their roofs of heavy snow. the ceiling beams started to buckle under roughly 100 tons of snow at the garden gate health ca

, mom works, too.d captioning provided by -- what you get is so much more. garnier olia. powered by oil. brilliant color, visibly improved hair. color after color. hair feels healthier looks shinier and grays? gone. garnier olia. >>> it is that that put charlie on the map and in all of our heads. >> yeah. >> and on our car radios non-stop and now on the cover of a magazine. >> this girl, you may not know her name but she's everywhere and everyone heard her song. >> i heard them so much, that fancy song, i like to think it's written about me. >> it's not. ♪ ♪ >> i don't feel like i fit in at all, but i like that. i don't reant to be like everybody else. ♪ >> and that's what we love about this 22-year-old brit whose allw songs sold 14 million copies in the last 18 months. ♪ i don't care >> i've always done it may way and will do it the way i want. >> it's funny you say that because i had written down like you look like a girl that nobody tells us what to. >> it's not fun to be bossed around by people old

like where is my mom? you know, i'm 26 years old. and i just want a hug from my mom. hard is that? >> you still have a lot of life ahead of you, you know? >> i know that. >> you're only 26. >> i know. >> it's like kind of a great time right now to put it all behind you. >> i want to so bad. you know? >> all the heroin is doing is like covering up your feelings. it's okay to feel like shit. you have to feel that way or else you're never going to be able to get help. >> i know. >> sarah seems so ready to quit. >> i'm an addict. you know what i mean? i am. >> tonight i've been invited to an addiction recovery meeting, i figure there is no harm in asking. i'm going to go to this 12-step program tonight at the church. we should take you with us. you probably wouldn't want to go, right? >> i'd go. >> would you want to go tonight? >> yeah. >> really? >> yeah. i'll do that. absolutely. do something to get me away from this bullshit. yeah. >> we make plans to pick sarah up. but a few hours later, there's no answer at her door. mean while, a new door has opened up to us. for th

moms.n, and get luvs. >> felix: i've been asked to read william shakespeare's 116th sonnet. >> josslyn: ugh! i hate that one. >> felix: "let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments. love is not love which alters when it alteration finds, or bends with the remover to remove: o no; it is an ever-fixed mark, that looks on tempests, and is never shaken." >> alexis: i woke him up from his nap. i think he's a little confused. >> sam: mom, thank you for bringing him in. you, too. >> julian: no need. happy to help. >> silas: hey, buddy. how you doing? you remember the other day, when you helped me with those tests? >> sam: mm-hmm. >> silas: we're gonna do that again, and after you're done, you can have all the candy you can eat. >> sam: [ chuckles ] >> felix: "it is the star to every wandering bark, whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken." >> dr. obrecht: when i get back, i expect my prescription pad to be back on my desk. now, if you'll excuse me... i have to take out t

she was almost like having another mom 'cause my mom was a single mom. so she worked day and night, double shifts. and lesley was in charge of us. she was a mama bear. >> reporter: lesley always wanted things a certain way. her way. she was definitely type-a. everyone in the family knew that if lesley was in charge, everything would be just right. >> you know, my sister was the type that even when we were younger, she would take me on dates with her. >> i'm sure they loved that. >> i know. they're like, little sister. like -- but that's who she was. she made sure that we were taken care of. lesley never stopped feeling responsible for aasha. and so a few months after aasha moved west in late '97, lesley followed. she found herself an office job that some of us would call boring, but in it lesley saw material for stories that kept her sister laughing. >> she was so charismatic and such a great storyteller. she could take a little tiny thing like, you know, a tape dispenser and create this amazing story. >> reporter: the move west had been good for both si

the fellow tattoo mom or mom will have the same set of philosophies. >> it io moms meeting other moms. >> it is friend finding. >> it is friend finding. >> new york post does fun stuff. they have covered this speed dating event. it was pack. they hosted it for all moms looking to find a woman you would pick out. different kind of friend you have like you are going out friend and drinking buddies that are other moms and nearly 60 moms took part in this event and it looks like they had a great time with it. >> in the old days you would meet moms at playground as you watch your kids swing or whatever or into school, right. >> school events. >> yes. >> mommy and me groups, the gymgames and music circle. >> this is cutting to the chase. >> yeah. >> not a bad idea good increases your odds of finding someone similar lobbies. >> you are all looking for friend. >> it is parenting styles, some people are very controlling about every single thing and some people are more that parent the way you do. >> yes it is hard to pick friend. >> a a lot of times you are stuck with us. you get your friend w

>> well, my dad is catholic and my mom is mormon. my mom has never drank, smoked, done drugs.now, she just doesn't relate to me at all. we don't relate with each other. >> why do you think addiction is so rampant amongst mormons here? >> honestly, i think they're depressed or they're hiding some type of issue in their life. you know? they just don't want to be judged by their church. >> is it 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 ways, i'm either going to be dead or worse off than i already am. >> we drop 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've interviewed many people about drug addiction, but the difference about today for me was that 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 everythi

talk to us about that. >> i was a child of a single mom and an alcoholic mom. and i very quickly was -- wanted to keep her alive and wanted to keep her safe. she was my mom. i think there was a very, very close relationship. it's funny, all of these current moms now have that one time in the past, talk to my mom, asked about my mom, they wanted to lump into that category. she was always set apart. she was never the one that wanted to be in the spotlight herself, which is where she was very different. >> the book focuses on your relationship with your mother. you drop a few bombshells. you mention in the book -- you reveal you had sex with your college sweetheart while you were students at princeton. even in that moment, it always comes back to your mom. you talked about how it might affect your mom and your relationship with your mom from that vantage point. >> i think that that question, it's very different today. virginity was a different entity. we weren't just hooking up and making dates to lose your virginity. there was something else to it. i brought my m

even on days where i want to scream and be typical mom, and don't call me mom again, i just remember how blessed we are to have three in the house yelling mom instead of just two. lucy and her family are embassadors for organization and children's hospital. in november they traveled to washington d.c. and orlando, florida to share their story and advocate the importance of donating to local children's hospitals. >> doctor's room, my friends, she used to printing me arts and crafts to work on. you know it is really humbling to think how many sick children are in worlds country state of tennessee for people to recognize what miracle store lucy's is humbling. an opportunity for more photos to remember a better time. this is from the day we shared lucy's story and inspired other families to keep the fight and faith. >> we're thankful for this opportunity. it's a story worth hearing. because it is, it's a real modern day miracle. it's okay. it will be all right. the hospital is a place to get better. and it's really fun. >> in memphis, sara, fox news. >> there's nothing like seeing a chil