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snaps back to the camera, back to mom, back to the camera, back to mom, really, so mom gives her some> oh, no. >> at least it's not broccoli. oh, wait. >> thomas not really down. at the end of the video, he's physically tried to scrape it off his tongue. can we just get some mac and cheese in here? >> if these kids could talk at this moment, i don't think it would be kind words. >> that's all for today's episode, but there's endless content on rightthisminute.com to watch and share, or catch the all new "rtm".".".".".".".".".". >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. in las vegas, the stunning images. our reporter in a helicopter, flying beside the hotel. you will see into that room. and the new and chilling video from that night. also tonight, were there two other cities the gunman was looking into? chicago and boston. and the girlfriend, the fbi interview and what she's now saying. and abc news obtaining this check. their purchase in the weeks before. >>> a state of emergency declared tonight in new orleans. preparing for a possible hurricane. the deadly storm a

>> i love my mom. my mom's like super mom. in the best sense. >> what kind of moms do you guys become? >> my whole house becomes a giant arts and crafts project, and it's really just for me because i love seeing everything sparkle. i like trees and santas and bows everywhere. whatever. >> no, whatever. >> that's a good one. the whole family? >> yeah. >> if i can only get my dogs on them. my dogs are like -- >> who's in charge of selecting every -- >> how dare you. >> my bad, mila. how about two of the wildest scenes in the sequel? the dodge ball game. that had to have been so much fun to shoot. >> my back is still -- >> it was also very hot because we were in christmas sweaters and jumping on those trampolines. it was very sweaty and hot. >> you also took a shot to the head. >> i was knocked out cold for almost a week, i think. i didn't get back to production for seven to ten. >> glad you're back. >> thanks. >> glad you're all right. >> where am i? >> so she's kidding, but speaking of wild scenes, how about katherine hahn waxi

she's a young mom. >> fantastic. she was a great mom.re wasn't anything she didn't do for those kids. >> reporter: cory's days were filled with diapers, play dates and tantrums, but even then, this great mom never forgot how to be a good daughter. in early 2006 her dad, john, was dying of cancer. >> that was a major event for all of you. >> that was a major event, yes. >> john's decline, huh? >> well, it -- four years he fought it, and the last six months of his life she came every night at 5:00, and sat for, like, a half an hour and visited. that was her time with him. >> reporter: worn down with the stress of care giving, raising four kids, was it any wonder when cory, herself, fell ill. it was the weekend before valentine's day, 2006. >> she was feeling poorly. and -- >> feeling poorly how, curt? what was she ailing from? >> just flu like symptoms. throwing up. we -- we -- we thought she had the -- had the flu. >> reporter: but on monday, the night before valentine's day, cory still managed to get the kids' valentine's cards ready for

[ibrahamam thorlie] narrator: so where are the best and worst places to be a mom?? for its state of the world's mother's report, "save the children" studied 164 countries and compiled a mothers index. at the top of the index, women have what they need to thrive: excellent medical services, plenty of skilled health workers, and opportunities for education and advancement. but the gap between the topp and bottom-ranked countries is stark. at the bottom, one in three children suffers from malnutrition and one in 30 women will die from pregnancy related causes. and how does the united states stack up? number 31. america's maternal mortality is the highest of any industrialized nation. but the study is also clear about solutions that work, and the very best solution for helping moms and children: more health workers on the front lines. the equation is simple. more doctors, more midwives and community health workers means more mothers and children surviving childbirth and the early years of life. nowhere is this more clear than a place like nepal, which is ranked 133rd on

he and their children attended tonight. >> your mom is the fiercest woman and mom any of us in this community have ever known.>> reporter: vinny and olivia stood on chairs alongside their father so they could see how much love surrounded them. >> we pray for you, we pray for our community, we honor your mom. >> reporter: she was in the concert crowd with her husband at another couple. -- and another couple. bullets rained down, vincent told them to run while he helped people who were shot. second nature for a veteran police officer. he never saw his wife alive again. >> we don't know what happened, we don't know how she got from point a to point b. >> reporter: his brother and a few of his colleagues rushed to vegas to help them search for her. every hospital and finally the mark. loved ones do not want him second-guessing himself. >> he went with his instinct and that was to help people. i don't want him living with that regret. i guarantee you his wife tried to help people. that's who they were. the vigil was held at the children's elementary school, a place that stacy knew well as a volunt

>> my mom. >> your mom paints as well? >> yes. >> who is better, you or mom?>> do you have a favorite painter already? >> my mom. >> oh. >> well done. >> you've painted a lot of celebrity faces before. of all the paintings you've done, do you by any chance have a favorite? >> yes. >> who? >> who is the favorite? >> kevin durant. >> oh! >> have you sent kevin durant any of your artwork? >> yes, he bought three and he ordered ten more. >> wow! >> mom, what do you think about tyler's talent? >> i think it's unbelievable. i've never seen anything like it. he picked up a paint brush for the first time ten months ago and blew me away. i asked him is this what you want to do? he said yes. i have aben pushing to try to get him everything he need. >> what kind of support have you got online, help contribute to buy some supplies? >> oh, my, we've had people donate canvases, brushes, paint, everything you can imagine they've donated to him. we've all been grateful. >> tell us about that moment when you first noticed his talent. what did that feel like? >> at first, i was

of people now working in the area. >> moms and pops can work for a hundred thousand dollars a year.om and pop. >> don't forget the other part of equation, amazon moves in, you can magnetized other companies and more companies going and then you have a cycle there. >> amazon employs mom and pop, that's the people who populate the website, small businesses. lauren: real quickly. bids are in, we won't know until next year, what are your guesses for which cities are going to win, jessica, i will start with you? >> i don't really know. i feel that there's a texas mayor who made this amazing video that like lit up orange from his desk and i don't know, something in texas. lauren: lights aren't going to get you amazon, though, gary. >> pittsburgh. lauren: rachel. >> i think it would be a republican-run state because they are more business friendly. >> of course, you think that rachel. >> not new york because the mayor blasted amazon today. lauren: de blasio has never bought anything on amazon in his life. coming up, everybody u an elmentrary school playing a mean trick on kids this hallowe

i consider myself as the parent and my mom the kid. >> do you think your mom sold drugs? >> i know she did. >> reporter: she got in trouble for that? >> um, yeah. one time i think i was around 7 or 8 she actually made me do a drug deal for her. >> reporter: a drug deal? like what did she ask you to do? >> she put some either heroin or cocaine in a napkin or something. she said run up to that house, get the money and give this to them. >> reporter: tori said she never got any health care growing up. >> none until i was ten. i had never been to the dentist before. >> reporter: what about pediatrician doctor? >> no. >> reporter: no? >> nothing. >> reporter: her mom told tori not to tell anyone about the things she saw in her home. tori would call her grandparents when they ran out of food. three years ago lilian and richard were awarded custody. >> when she first came to live with us permanently, she was blaming herself. maybe if i was better, mom wouldn't have done the drugs. >> reporter: and it wasn't just tori's mom abusing heroin in her h home. it was her uncle the close

i'll tell you i come from a family of single moms. my sister was a single mom. aunts were a single mom. and for a period of time my own mother was a single mom when my dad left us when i was a little kid. thankfully he came back so i didn't grow up with a single mom. the challenges that are on your shoulders, your kids are relying on you every day. and it's hard. you're trying to provide for them, teach them, raise them, love them. and there are only so many hours in the day. and so thank you for the strength and courage you give every day for your kids. when it comes to the child tax credit, it's designed to help moms like you. it's designed to say you need more money in your pocket, and so part of the framework that's being laid out is to increase that child tax credit so that you would get more. and right now it's refundable which means you can get a check. not only do you not pay taxes, but if you're not paying taxes you can get a check as well. so it's designed to help make it easier to deal with how hard it is to be a single mom. but i'll tell you, i think

he searched for my mom and cooperate find my mom.e couldn't help himself but start to help those who had been wounded and hurt. anything he could do. >> i think this is a guy you keep by your side for a really long time. let's talk about meeting with the president. i know that you guys got to meet with the president and the first lady. and that was really meaningful. can you tell us about it? >> yeah. i received a lot of calls and texts about oh, my gosh, how exciting, you got to meet the president and the first lady. what was the experience like? what did you think? you know, even this moment, he's a real human. she's a real human. they had a heart. they were caring. they were sympathetic. they had a listening ear. he sends his condolences. >> and she raced over to hug you. >> it was hard to take in. yes, yes. before he could finish talking, she got up and just beelined over to us and just hugged me and told me your mom is strong. she's a fighter. she'll be okay. she's going to make it. >> she is, according to what the doctors are t

so when the son went back to atlanta and he said to his mom that he had visited both companies, his momd, "you're gonna go to pepsico." he goes, "what do you know about pepsico?" she said, "i just spoke to the ceo of pepsico. "i don't care what you do, you're gonna go work for pepsico." and he's with us and he's doing brilliantly well. so have you ever written letters to the interviewers you've ever had, their mothers? no. no, no. not yet. not yet. not yet, okay. some people who might be watching this who have heard your story would say, "this person has it all. "she's a woman who's become the ceo "of a great company. mm. "she has a husband she's married to "for more than 30 years, two happy and healthy daughters who are gainfully employed." is it possible for anybody, certainly a woman, in our society, to have it all? and do you think you've had it all? well, on a relative basis, yes, i've had it all, okay? on a relative basis, i'm very fortunate to have a wonderful husband, two great kids, a very tight-knit family, an awesome job with a great team. but, you know, to get here and to st

on the set of bad moms christmas. mila and asheton won't be giving their kids presents. >> we're instituting it this year. >> you don't want to know what happens back here. >> see all these capable. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> imagine being separated from your 13-month-old son at the time of the shooting. >> nischelle turner has the exclusive from las vegas. >> yeah, thanks, kevin. i'm here with deejay silver. you were on stage right before jason aldean. the windows are still broken out. where in connection to those windows was your room? >> the second white line to the left is my room. >> the second white line to the left? >> i can't look at it. >> reporter: at the time of the massacre, silver's 6-month-old son, wake, was sleeping in the hotel room alone. their nanny was in a room across the hall with a web cam. >> the than ty is across the hall. they deactivated the keys so we couldn't get the baby. s.w.a.t. kicked in the door, grabbed the the baby. ran out. they hours not knowing where the kid was at.

mom got the home alone. >> mom was really happy. dad was really happy. down in the at thi -- aunt and uncle were visiting. they knew about their nephews and nieces coming. they didn't say a word. >> i love dad here. >> come for one day, that's the surprise i'm waiting to see. >> his motive. [ laughter ] >> people knocking on the door, we'll go back to our country i guess. >> happy 50th! >> this video was filmed back in september in china at a middle school. this is a boarding school where kids live. now, check out this teacher and her disciplinary style. >> high heel. >> those are her leather shoes with a heel and pointy toe. you see that, she has asked the students to put their hands out and she smacks it really hard three times. >> i'm all for discipline, but the look on their face. >> they're scared, >> they're stair identified. that's not the way to build trust in a teacher. this is an authority figure you see them at night, it's going to mess with them. >> the reason these boys are being disciplined is because they were caught talking after lights w

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 beat his ass again, that's what happened. >> more troubles for david ratliff. >> i do

earlier, mom katherine, wearing bright orange, supported her from the audience.een leaving in a wheelchair. >>> and miley's sister, noah cyrus, also made her show a family affair. ♪ my achy breaky heart >> reporter: billy ray and miley took to the stage with noah at mad son square garden as he opened for katy perry on her "witness" world tour stop in new york. the girls danced sang. do you ever get sick of that song? i don't. katy is shooting "american idol" right now. a little while back, she said she would love to have charlie puth as a judge. why didn't it work? nischelle went to charlie for the answer. ♪ you just want to touch it >> reporter: all we heard was charlie, charlie puth, charlie puth. what happened? >> i was going to. then this single came out? >> reporter: were you talking to them? >> i was talking to them. and it just -- things in my life got crazy. >> reporter: katy perry was singing charlie's praises to ryan seacrest back in august. >> he's a writer. he's a producer. he's young, he's fresh, he's cool, he's hip, he's charlie puth. ♪ come a long

he said that mom went under that building to create a den and have her puppies. these puppies are very young. it's been raining for days but it flooded under the building, and when he heard the cries, the first thing he did was reach under and he was able to grab mom, but the babies are still under there. now he's got to reach in to that muddy area and find the puppies. you hear a little squeak. >> oh! >> wow. >> they must have found a tiny little pocket for them to survive this. that whole place is flooded. >> four days of constant rain. and there you see mama. mama kissing him, licking on that baby. that dog was pacing back and forth, wouldn't go away, wanted to keep her puppies safe. he doesn't give up. you don't see it on video, however, he was able to get the second puppy out, and then the best part of the story is, he says you know what? i'm just going to take care of these pups. >> soggy and puddles and rainy. >> potential names for the dogs? >> yep. >> yes. >>> i've often said i want to get into paramotoring. there are invisible things that will get you.