her mom is overjoyed.. >> where are you heading now? >> just to some friends' house. >> oh, yeah, you want a ride? >> that's all right. >> reporter: sophie refuses again and makes up an easy excuse to turn down a ride. >> my friends just live down the street. >> okay. have a great day. >> how are you feeling? >> good. good. >> reporter: it's an emotional moment. now time to meet sophie. our producer has her waiting around the corner. this is a show called my ded "my kid would never do that." so how did you feel when john, the contractor, was really an actor was asking you to help him? >> i didn't really know him that well and thinking he could push me in, i kind of had to, like, cut him off and just leave. >> reporter: just like her mom taught her. >> and now i feel a little safer. i feel a little better when you're out and about and not so worried. >> reporter: so, what your mom has told you maybe made a difference? >> she was tricked into going into someone's house and she couldn't get out. >> does that

i bet the tigers mom's children won't tiger mom their kids i will totally tiger mom my kids. >> her youngerwas 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 to pro

. >> oh, gosh. >> time to bring in mom. >> oh, boy.t was tough, huh? >> that was. and i'm pretty vocal about stuff, too. >> yes, you are. >> her mom acknowledges chelsea did look for help but got no support. >> and i thought it was interesting watching you look to her as well. >> i know. i was like, please say something. we could go together. >> this is one of the things that a lot of parents fail to discuss. they don't discuss intervention. if you see somebody do something wrong, step in. it's such a blanket statement. >> our expert, mike damish, says if you want your kids to do the right thing, be more specific. the best way to do that is through role playing. >> ask your child, what do you think you would say in this moment? if your child was like, i don't know, i would just handle it. be like, no, what would you precisely say? keep role playing all the situations so they gain the skill set for themselves. >> for this test, chelsea had to go it alone. in this next group, three teens will be put to the test. will being in a group mak

their mom's outside in the watchmobile.na be feeling? >> scared. terrified probably. >> reporter: she told luke and nevada they were here to fill candy baskets to be donated to a local food bank. the baskets will be donated. >> now we're going to just be filling out the eggs with as much candy as we want. >> reporter: but what they don't know is in a room down the hall, there's a table full of treats and a gun placed where they can't mass it. it's a prop gun that looks and feels real. will they resist the urge to touch it? you nervous for them? >> yes, i'm really nervous -- >> reporter: after they work hard at filling the baskets, dr. ray's research assistant tells luke he can take a break. >> you go ahead and get started on your break. >> he likes the candy. >> reporter: hit the jackpot. he's so busy dancing, he doesn't spot the gun, but then -- >> he sees it. just saw it. he's giving it a second look. so far he's not touching it but he hasn't done anything about it yet. >> reporter: luke's mom is hoping he'll remember his

>> yes, sir. >> i was screaming, mom, mom, mom, please, help me anybody and i saw my mom's face. face was black and blue. it wasn't even blue it was just black and it was absolutely horrible and that's a mental picture that will be in the back of my mind for the rest of my life probably. >> you've been fighting in the front lawn and calling to the neighbors for help and 911 for help. where does it go next? >> at that point i finally got away. i broke free and ran as pastfast as i could. >> are you running away from a murder scene? >> yes, somebody that murdered my mother and trying to murder me. >> this story gets told a completely different way from bill. his version is he come sbooss into your mother's bedroom and you were on top of her killing her. did that happen kevin? >> no, sir. he's very good at making up stories, but that's not true. >> you didn't kill your mother. >> no, sir, i did not. >> two distraught 911 calls. two dramatic stories describing a cold-blooded murder. only one of them could be true. >>> coming up did you lie? >> i did not lie. >> a polygraph, dna, and

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but a lot fell on you. >> moms do what moms got to do.we have to do. >> reporter: now their public school district provides aide to help lenore in the home and send a teacher to work with nick for two hours every day. >> what is this? you know it yeah? >> reporter: the teacher helps him communicate using a device that generates speech. yes, give me two more on this page okay. >> you really need more than one person to teach nick. >> i need a break. >> you can take a break. >> when you have some one at his elbow to keep him calm and keep him focused it does work. >> reporter: with this individualized approach nick's aggression has nearly disappeared. he started venturing out of the house, taking trips to a local bagel shop even the grocery store. he has made so much progress that his family decide to take their first vacation in seven years. the destination, nick's favorite place on earth. >> nick! we're in disney! >> this is a big deal. a big deal for our whole family. we all want to go home and talk about it. >> reporter: nick's older si

and i still remember, like, my mom mom finally came - i actually felt there's something - we - we're missing something. there's kind of a missing link between she and i. because i suddenly i become an adult, you know? after ten years. and i grow up already. so, it actually, it takes me like, six years, you know, to reconnect, you know? miss my mom, you know, in the, same way that, when i was a kid. you know, that really connection. >> your mother let go of a little boy, and she got back a man. >> yeah, something like that. she always have a dream that - still today, you know, she, "oh, i just dreamed of you when you were six," or something. of course, i - many mom will do that. but for her it will be kind of slightly different, because she didn't really see me. maybe she sees me every three months but... >> not watching you day-to-day. >> it's a bit bit sad. but now, you know, my mom travels me all - all the time. and people be like, "oh - why - you know, you're thirty-something. you're still - " you know. >> your mom's with you all the time - >> i say, yeah, but, you know, i - i'm t

>> hey, mom. >> not just hey mom, come here! >> they never change. >> who is that?hat's becky. >> nobody. >> just a friend. >>> all right. you don't have to say anything to sherry. >> remember sherry is inside the store. >> here comes sherry. >> hi babe. >> how are you doing? >> good. good to see you. >> i didn't thing you were going to be back in time. >> no no traffic was better than i thought it would be. i just spotted a car. i also wanted to make mom -- prank. >> and then he reveals it. >> i am so mad! [ laughter ] >> uh-oh. >> you monster. >> here it comes, here it comes. >> mom, don't you dare >>> and then the real reveal happens. >> this was sherry's idea. >> it was sherry's idea? >> it's a really clever move, by the way. have sgloop it must be cool when your hobby becomes your profession but even cooler when your profession starts taking you to many places. this comes from running street stunts. he got invited to actually help shoot a comrcial in china, which means heoto dois running on one of the most amazing places in the world, the great wall of china. >

mom is telling her it is bedtime and the one thing mom wants to know -- >> do you love mom?who do you love? >> dad. >> i love dad. >> ooh. >> that's usually the way it goes. mom says that stacy rose doesn't have a lot of patience or love at bedtime. just enough for one. >> right. >> that's it for this edition of "right this minute." we'll see you next time. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: lest there be any confusion about tyga and kylie. >> that's a lot of groceries there, bro. >> how do you know a relationship is real? if you go shopping with that person. >> does he make her a lunchable? gummy vitamins. what do you feed her? >> genesis. hold on. let me show you something. pops the back of the tahoe. is that money real?

. >> reporter: what will the moms do? >> i'm in shock right now, sorry i can't speak. >> reporter: standing up to bullying. >> my dad saw me yell at people! >> you were phenomenal! >> reporter: see what they did. >> she's got more guts than i do! that's for sure. >> reporter: what about your kid? >> what? >> you're proud of her for that? >> yeah. >> reporter: dateline's "my kid would never do that!" >> hi, everyone. i'm natalie morales. our hidden cameras are about to zoom in on bullying. instagram and facebook, twitter and tumblr, you have to wonder does all this social media make bullying easier? we put kids to the test as moms and dads secretly took it all in from our watch mobile, but this time there's also something new, a grown-up bully, me, to test the parents. so get ready, there are plenty of teachable moments for everyone. >> online i've seen -- >> #loser. >> you're ugly. >> stupid. >> sluts. >> nerd. >> fatty. >> retarded. >> i've had people tell me to kill myself. >> reporter: it's a painful world kids know al

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he would embrace his new mom. apparently the two boys sheepishly asking their father when they could all marry jill. and throughout his life no one would make jill laugh harder. he would look after their baby sister ashley. he would forever be the one to do the right thing, careful not to give his family or his friends cause for concern. it's no secret that a lot of what made beau the way he was was just how much he loved and admired his dad. he studied law like his dad, even choosing the same law school. he chased public service like his dad, believing it to be a noble and important pursuit. from his dad he learned how to get back up when life knocked him down. he learned that he was no higher than anybody else and no lower than anybody else something joe god got from his mom, by the way. and he learned how to make everybody else feel like we matter because his dad taught him that everybody matters. he even looked and sounded like joe, although i think joe would be the first to acknowledge thabo was not great. jo

mom is telling her it is bedtime and the one thing mom wants to know -- >> do you love mom?n't. >> who do you love? >> dad. >> i love dad. >> ooh. >> that's usually the way it goes. mom says that stacy rose doesn't have a lot of patience or love at bedtime. just enough for one. >> right. >> that's it for this edition of "right this minute." we'll see you next time. Ñzuuap uhá male announcer: the time has come to journey back. [laughter] - who are you? - i am prince caspian. - you may find narnia a more savage place than you remember. announcer: the fate of all lies with the destiny of one. - for narnia! announcer: the chronicles of narnia: prince caspian. [lion roars] coming up next. [gentle music] ♪ ♪ [sweeping orchestral music] ♪ ♪

mom mom, you menned all of our hearts once you made the three of us whole. you gave us ashley the greatest gift imaginable. you gave beau his strength his steadiness and you gave him a love that only a mother could give. you loved him with all of your heart. and we all know there was no one in the world you were more proud of. you adored beau. i loved watching that. and he adored you. and it's your strength and it's your steadiness that holds this family together. and i know that you will make us whole again. the first memory i have is of lying in a hospital bed next to my brother. i was almost 3 years old. i remember my brother, who was 1 year and 1 day older than me holding my hand staring into my eyes saying i love you, i love you, i love you, over and over and over again. and in the 42 years since he never stopped holding my hand. he never stopped telling me just how much he loves me. but mine wasn't the only hand beau held. beau's was the hand everyone we reach for in their team of need. beau's was the hand that was reaching for yours before you even ha

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or a grandma. >> is that grandma. >> no, it's my mom. >> you care about your mom? >> a lot. >> people put tattoos on their backs for a couple of different reasons. one of them is because they're easy to hide. one of the reasons for covering it up is there's a lot of shame attached. >> i haven't been the best daughter. i kind of -- i was starting to cause a lot of problems. >> wow, you can read people very well. i just 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 not to do it? >> he told me he doesn't think i should be doing it. but, you know. i make my own decisions. >> stephanie is moved to another room and given the opportunity to meet with a so

>> it's my mom's 60th birthday today.he doesn't know this but universal made her a great big cake. and i got my mom, my brother my sister their significant others and all their children and friends of the family. you've got a huge group of friends and family coming to the show tonight. at the end, my mom gets to have a great big 60th birthday cake. >> jimmy: that's great. and it gets you out of having to throw a big party. >> that's right. i look like a good son, when i'm, like universal? i make it happen. >> jimmy: the kids in the movie are cute. the two little boys. >> they're awesome. >> jimmy: how old is the young boy? >> i think he's 13 now. he actually had his 13th birthday at my house. he's a sweet kid and, you know some 13 year olds, sometimes they're a little more mature. he's just a very very sweet, and you'll see his character in the movie. he's very innocent and wonderful. he's a great little kid, yeah. >> jimmy: that's nice. i thought were you going to say something weird at the end. >> and also he's a killer

mom! mom! what is this? a solar system? it's molecules. they're nerdy balls.t with her. she might have a shiv. we cool? (snaps fingers) [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] today on tmz. >> chris brown pulled a huge i don't know how he con convinced carcci so get in the car. >> they let together. >> you want them back together. you miss them. >> no, i don't. i do not. >> this is a train wreck okay. train wreck. >> big day for bobby flay who got his star on the hollywood walk a fame. a plane appears and flew a banner that says "cheater." >> he has a high preponder

he brought his mom and he brings his mom and his sister as his dates.from bucks county. >> yes. >> jenkintown. >> yes. >> so he lost for best actor but he starred in elephant man. got rave reviews for that one. new comer alex sharp. that curious incident of the dog at the night time. >> hey keith. >> yes. >> come over here and try to fix my ear piece. >> yes. >> technical moment right here. >> yes. >> so this client eastwood remember when he went in the political convention and stepped in it. >> didn't dough the whole thing with the chair that was so awkward and odd. >> that would be the political event. >> client eastwood is stirring up controversy for a joke he made about caitlin jenner. >> well this was made during an appearance at spike tv guys choice award over the weekend. the show is not set to air until later this month but he was introducing the rock. reportedly he compared him to other athletes. >> the rock meaning the actor mr. johnson, whatever his name is. >> at one point he referred to jenner as caitlin somebody. spokesperson says they wil

my mom -- dad especially, but mom taught him. mom knew when i was considering to think about doing something that was beyond the pale of the mothers -- women have that really -- that sounds sexist. >> you are complimenting them and saying how good it is. moms are the best. >> it seemed like as i saw part of the article you talked about how the other spies couldn't just all the time look like james bond. >> it would be jane bond. >> it is a practical usage. maybe diversity for a real reason instead of diversity for its own sake. >> jewel law child was a great -- julia child was a great spy. moms are the best busy bodies and the best torturers out there. in place of water boarding you have intra create emotionally games to get the truth out of you. >> are you a praying man? >> i am. >> then you need to get on your nees right now. that's some of the worst things anybody has said. >> they guilt you into doing horrible things? >> the thing that is important is they are dwood field agents. martha stewart uses a knife better than anybod

he would hit my mom and throw thing at my mom, too. it wasn't a good marriage. i don't know.t like if i throw more on top of this, what is he going to do to my mom? what is he going to do to me. at 8 it's really hard to weigh it ow. >> it's just hard to believe. of course no mother wants to hear that. no mother ever wants to hear that that has happened to their child. where was i? what was i doing? how could this happen right under my nose and i knew nothing about it. >> i want to say that your kids want to come home. whatever happened in the past, fix whatever it is and get your kids back home. uldn't expect an insurance company to show you their rates and their competitors' rates, but that's precisely what we do. going up! nope, coming down. and if you switch to progressive today, you could save an average of over 500 bucks. stop it. so call me today at the number below. or is it above? dismount! oh, and he sticks the landing! pretty good shape. >>chuck, i know i have a 798 fico score, thanks to experian.com. kaboom... get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian

was happy or did it seem like your mom used to be sad? >> sad. >> a little mad. >> her eyes are red, and her face is red. >> and sometimes water is in her eyes. >> reporter: and how did that make you guys feel, to see her like that? >> sad so... >> i felt guilty because i made my mom feel sad. >> reporter: ruth says one day she saw her oldest daughter playing with the other kids pretending to be ruth. >> and she started screaming at them, "stop fighting you're going to get everything ruined," and "you're bad kids," and stuff like that. and when i saw her being so mean with the other ones, screaming, that's when i started looking for help. >> reporter: ruth found child first, which provides home visits and counseling at no cost to a thousand low-income families in connecticut. >> hi, guys! >> reporter: a pair of child first counselors visited ruth's vl mily for about two years. a care coordinator found ruth a spanish-speaking therapist, who helped diagnose ruth and get her on medication. she also helped ruth obtain a driver's license, clot

they go after mom like lunch. >> it's really cool actually. i'd feel privileged to see something like that in the wild. that's cool. >> mom doesn't pay attention to the humans because she's got bigger things going on at the moment. >> did you count? >> i counted at least four or five of these things. it'sry deep bill but it's live birth. >> it's not common to see a live birth in snakes but it happens in cooler climates. in warmer climates the eggs are kept warm. cooler climate the earth doesn't do that so you're more likely to see a live birth in a cooler climate. >> that's the evolution. this is fascinating. i had no idea snakes did this. >> 35% of snakes do this. they came out weightless, there was no way to spank them on the bottom. >> they freaked out, they used to be in mom's tummy and now they're out. >>> you hear the sound of silence which you don't want to hear. >> see if he manages to nail the landing. >>> and he's a master chef. >> you got to be impressed with somebody who has a dish with one shrimp on it and call it finished. >> the

dennis lopez's busy to helping a man -- a mom clean of clients phone, the mom has multiple -- a single mom, she has to work even if she is in pain. >> charisse helps out, she works in the summer -- the summers while edit tutoring center. >> jerry being able to work means not only will she be able to take the bus to school she will be able to put food on the table. >> charisse mom has had it had other health problems, appendicitis ovarian cancer and now diabetes. jerry's has a heart condition as well the she has learned something important from her mom. >> she taught me strength. >> to set goals and priorities. >> starting here and envision high in oakland, college prep charter school. >> i am going to go school graduate high school and go to college and we will not have to struggle for this. >> this fall she read will enter wesleyan university in connecticut. >>> him inside their small apartment in east oakland, abraham which worth can hear his grandmother singing prayers as he does his homework. >> she's blind. >> this spring he graduated from head to worries, one of the most rigorous

. >> we're going to take ocala >>> a 10-month-old is about to meet his mom ace identical twin. >> see the mom baby's mind gets blown. >> she's like i don't understand what's going on right now. >>> they say the apple discussing fall very far from the tree right? i have video proof, the first video from poland we see the driver with the dash cam, and then we cut to this scene. >> as you can tell that's? graffiti on the side of a wall. our car with the dash cam backs up and reveals the entire scene. >> police have arrived and there are two suspects down on the ground. police are getting those two in custody, a 23-year-old man and 49-year-old man. police say them with a bucket and some paint, not the quickest way to go about graffiti. >> so they caught them in the act? i love it. >> they caught them with the bucket and paint, at least, the older gentleman said we do renovation work. it wasn't true but here as the kicker. the 23-year-old man, the son of the 49-year-old man. it was a father/son duo. according to police in poland the two had been drinking together before this act happened.

plus father's day accuweather ♪♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪♪ turning two worlds into one takes loveping protect that world takes state farm. >> came together tonight thousands of people mourners tuille remember nine people struck down amid an explosion of hate. tonight, they talked of love and resilience and digney and survival and this is the aftermath of charleston massacre and in that city and others they're asking the question will this ever end. >> it is friday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is latest in murders of nine members of black church. and this is the young man that allegedly killed them all dylann roof according to his friends wanted to start a race war. tonight we hear his change with the judge. >> what is your age? >> 21. >> you're 21 years old. are you employed? >> no sir. >> your plea. >> in court today roof was ordered held on 1 million bail and many victim family members were in the courtroom and while you expect the room to be filled with hate, furry and vengence we heard offers of forgiveness. >> i forgive you. >> i would never -- ever again.

my kids, mom and dad.ces and nephews. >> i've got memorial tattoos on my stomach from my grandfather. i've got a largemouth bass. right? right? he was a fisherman and i wanted to be original. right? >> this is my son. he passed away while i was in here last june. >> no. >> my baby son. he was going to be 2 years old. rest in peace. my little angel watching over me, man. every one of these got a story behind it. a lot of blood and sweat and work go into it. rest in peace for my son, man. >> but not everyone wants to remember. some inmates wish they could erase their ink. >> if i could acid dip my whole body and take off every tattoo, i would. it's embarrassing to my family when i take my shirt off at functions. but they accept me for who i am. they know me past the tattoos. don't read a book by its cover. i wish i didn't have none of these, believe it or not. now that i have them and i'm stuck with them, it tells a life story. >> things you do when you're young will haunt you until you die. believe that. st

south america. >> here we go. >> here goes mom. >> mom. >> we had a lot of interesting experiences andad a lot of fun. >> i have not inhaled. >> she hasn't inhaled. >> no inhaling. >> reporter: eventually evelyn decided to retire to the jersey shore. she wanted steven off to come too. she needed his help. so her loyal son grabbed his skates and the rest of his stuff and jumped in his car. >> it was packed with every single thing that he owned was in that car. it was funny. ♪ >> reporter: he knocked around for a few years and then one day in 2006 he met kathleen dorsette. >> i knew she was a school teacher. she lived in jersey. he was in love with her. seemed like he found the one. >> reporter: if on silts attract, this match couldn't miss. kathleen dorsette seemed as grounded as it gets. she had her own house across the street from her folks. she was great with children. as friend noticed when steven brought her out to california. >> they came down and stayed i think a week with us. she seemed really nice. they took my kids out. took them shopping. and bought some games for them and st