we found moms and dads who agreed to let us videotape their teens. as they face those critical choices. >> very nervous. >> reporter: like, will they be able to resist the powerful urge to pick up their phones while [ >> reporter: luckily, no one was seriously hurt. >> as parents, we have to really understand the draw to be connected to your social network. >> reporter: rusty weis, family program director for drive cam says almost 50% of teens admit to texting while driving. >> a teen who says they won't talk, they won't text on a phone has so much pressure to do so, that commitment is most likely going to be broken. >> will we catch these kids on their phones even though they know they're being recorded? we've been collecting video from their cars for the last four months. now we've brought the drivers and their parents to new york city to watch the video clips for the first time. parents in one room, teens in another. are any of you nervous about your parents' reaction? >> yeah. >> carissa, you're nervous? >> yeah. >> when we met carissa four month

her mom is overjoyed.phie turns to leave, our actor tries again. >> 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 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

and mom's a wreck.t because mom knows she dropped off the money. >> everything went south at that ransom drop. >> and we still didn't know who we were looking for. we were back to square one. >> back to square one, again. >> again. >> you were kind of at the end of your rope? >> absolutely. >> it's not like a tv show, is it? >> no. >> it had been about 43 hours since quinn disappeared. as the fbi prepared yet another bag of money, the kidnappers called back. it was the same male voice from before, and he was angry about the lack of progress. >> listen, i'm sick and tired of this [ bleep ], okay? i'm sick and tired of it. you've been giving me [ bleep ] left and right. >> reid has been giving you [ bleep ]? >> tuesday morning he's going to go to the bank, he's going to pick up $50,000 and we'll arrange somewhere else to meet. >> more bad news for everyone, it was sunday of that labor day weekend. monday was a holiday. the banks would be closed, guaranteeing that this drama would last for at least another

my name is malcolm. >> malcolm's mom amy and hudson's mom allison are my friends.l made an effort to teach our boys what to do if they're approached by a stranger. >> i've given them scenarios. if someone says come over here and help me find my son or look for my dog. >> i have specifically talked about not accepting food or candy or ice cream because malcolm has a tweet tooth. i'm afraid something like that would lure him right in. >> i taught josh from the moment he was a toddler and could understand stranger danger in the last couple of years, i feel he's very trusting of people now. it's tough. it's really tough. >> all three of us are worried our sons will get in the truck. but the moms are betting on my son to be the one to say no. >> i have to say, i do think josh would be the voice of reason. >> you think so? oh, my god, i hope you're right. >> i think it all depends on the influence of the others. josh may think twice about getting on the truck. >> now it's my turn to watch my kid and hope he would never get in a vehicle with a stranger. >> going to rinse

>> yes, but i didn't really know how to respond. >> your mom was saying i know in his mom he's like,hould do something, i should say something. but it's so hard to do that, right? >> yeah. >> i didn't know what to do. >> you know, i don't think a lot of us know what to do. >> i was just shocked. >> i kind of feel kind of bad now because i didn't do anything. >> to help them figure out what to do next time, we brought in our expert on addressing sexual assault. >> what do you think you could have said? is there anything you think you could have said. >> corban? >> i think i could have said maybe stop or lay off or something like that. >> this is realistic, isn't it? >> yeah, it is. >> christian, do you think if that was someone you cared for or loved across the way. >> i would do that. >> you would do what it takes. >> i was actually thinking before, should i call the police. >> when they stand up you can say when you do that, i'm going to call for help. that's not okay. >> i should stand up. even if it's one person, it makes me feel good. >> even if it doesn't go well, nothing feels

their mom's outside in the watchmobile. if they go for it, how do you think you're gonna 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 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 miss 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. >> reporte

your cooking was great, mom.ooking. >> okay, '90s, let a's do 's do. >> everyone in the cafeteria looked at your lunch because you had all the goodies. >> yes and we traded. >> the 2000 moms now, why do we make it hard on ourselves? >> sit back judging each other making it hard. >> open the doors, back up, talk to each other like people and not look at each other and judge each other like there's some big deal going on. i'm not sure why moms need get all kocookadoodle-do. we're going to back it up. >> sounds like a plan to me. >> we're going to back it, back it, back it up. ♪ >>> the video that i'm showing seems simple, but it is anything but. it's called the blue marble and you're following the journey of this blue marble and it's incredible. fidget spinner here, that magnet kicks it back and the fidget spinner is going the other way. this took three months of work, 500 fails and you're starting to understand why. as this person has used marbles, plastic forks, we've got scissors in this case and in each case it

>> my mom told me. when i get it, i can finally go in the sun for a while. >> the implant seemed to work for andrew, but it's never been tested for children. >> do you ever worry that even though the drug shows so much promise that maybe it wouldn't work in brady? >> i've never thought about that. haven't gone there in my mind. >> what if you're giving him false hope? >> that could be. that could be. i hope not. brady did a picture at school of a kid on a lounge chair and a huge sun in the background and the only words on it were hope. this is what he wants. >> this drug might help mackenzie, too, since she has brady's same condition. her mom, shannon, has a different attitude. she doesn't want her daughter to hold out hope for a treatment and certainly not for a cure. >> i don't want her to get her hopes up and then just never see that light at the end of the tunnel. i want her to live with it and live healthy with it. >> she's taught mackenzie to know her limits, like on this foggy morning during pe,

thank you, mom. great mom. i said, do you love your mom? she said, i have a great mom. i love my mom. right? just two weeks ago sofia needed to have a very high-risk surgery. she decided to ask the whole world to pray for her and she hoped to reach 10,000 people. on january 24, as sofia went nto surgery, she far surpassed her goal. millions and millions of people lifted sofia up in their prayers. today we thank god that sofia's with us and she's recovering and she's walking very well. [applause] and i have to say this, sofia. you may only be 9 years old but you are already a hero to all of us in this room and all over the world. thank you, sofia. [applause] heroes like sofia come from all across our country and from every different background. but they all share one thing in common -- through their love, their courage, their sacrifice, we glimpse the grace of almighty god. so today, inspired by our fellow citizens, let us resolve to find the best within ourselves. let us pray for that extra measure of strength and that extra measure of devotion and let us seek to build

his mom. a harrowing story, but was it strew. >> he's staeated behind the des >> yes. >> this seems to be execution. >> was this campus hero actually a cold hearted killer. >> defendant sends e-mails to fraternity brothers called show. >> or was the truth something completely different. >> one thing that was always a question was was charlie covering up for someone else. >> a trial where nothing went by the book. >> three of the jurors were crying really hard. >> they're turning around in their seat. getting emotional. see what was coming. >> he was coming unhinged. >>> welcome to dateline. charlie tan was an ivy leaguer with a bright future. then charlie's dad was killed in the tan home and everything changed. police were being told one story, but the evidence was telling them another. there were although three 911 calls. did one of them hold a clue that would unlock what really happened on that winterly night. here is dennis murphy with house of secrets. the lake in ivana trump ka new york.

love to mom.ot to talk to angelina jolie and talk to jennifer aniston right after, and i was like, "oh, my god!" [ laughter ] which side are we on? [ laughter and applause ] hey, man, look. i'm not, like -- like, hob -- i'm not like hobnobbing with famous people. it's like what the -- is going on, right now? >> jimmy: no, don't say it! >> i didn't say it, i didn't say it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know, you didn't even say it. you didn't have to say it. yeah, yeah. >> okay, yeah, okay. >> jimmy: i love that you're enjoying yourself and having fun at these events. >> i'm loving it. like, i'm loving it. i would -- i feel like i'm living a form of the dream, so. >> jimmy: last time, we took you -- you've been doing all these press events for the movie, and you're just kind of getting used to these events. and you did a q and a -- you know what i'm talking about? >> oh, dude, it was devastating, man. >> jimmy: oh come on. >> that was devastating. >> jimmy: no, no, no. you have to laugh at this, man. >>

yesterday, the "bad moms" star was a total cool mom in a custom-made sweater with a hand-drawn familyt, captioned "los kutchers." with two kids under 4, mila and ashton's world is all about parenting. >> i can write you a book on all kid friendly activities anywhere in the world. because that's what we do. we used to be like, what's the coolest club? and now i'm like, let me tell you about the zoo in atlanta. >>> and finally, a supermodel mom upstaged. ♪ i'm gonna love you now >> check out 5-months-pregnant in heels chrissy tiegen, out in new york with hubby john legend after grabbing mexican food with 21-month-old daughter luna. >> lulu,what are you eating? >> chrissy's black knit dress and strappy stiletto sandals -- that'll set you back $1,200 -- looked chic. but totally stealing the show? luna , rocking hot pink tweed nd beaming with confidence, just like her mom. >> baby luna is more like me. and i realize i can be difficult. so -- [ laughs ] >> never seemed difficult to me. but no wonder she said she hopes baby two will take after john. she said it herself. >> no matter what, th

mom notices and immediately starts charging after him. >> no! >> it was a red light, that was a red light. >> that car kept driving and did end up striking not just the child but you also see the mom going down. you do see that everybody stopped, including the driver of that vehicle and you see after a few moments that an ambulance shows up. both mom and son get in, and they are taken to a hospital to get looked over. reports say that they suffered minor injuries, some scratches and bruising but that's about it. >> going to tlaer moment forever. >> you can imagine the harsh criticism online where people are being pretty harsh toward the mom but if you're a parent, you know things change so quickly. >> she's going to blame herself so she doesn't need people bashing her. >>> over to this next video, this one in moldova. >> what are you doing? >> cleaning the windows in. >> nobody needs clean windows that bad. >> this woman is outside on the ledge grabbing on to the frame of the window five stories up. >> but these windows are frosted. how do you k

this is my mom. lisa: cookie mom, lisa. lemonis: i'm marcus. lisa: how are you doing? lemonis: nice to meet you. tell me what's going on here. cory: okay, so today we actually have a pop-up shop and customers come, they get a cookie. they sit down and wait for their car. lemonis: are we generating revenue? or are you giving them away? cory: the company buys them and then we give them. lemonis: very smart. whose idea was that? cory: both of our ideas. lemonis: okay. now more importantly, i love cookies. cory: so you got to try them. lemonis: so i'm a really tough judge, though. cory: okay. okay. i got you. lemonis: okay. cory: okay, this is the chocolate chip. they're all natural, and they have no preservatives added. lemonis: the chocolate chip was amazing. cory: thank you. second, this is a double dark. this is like the brownie. nice and soft in the middle. lemonis: it's delicious. cory: and sugar cookies. lemonis: is there orange in this cookie? orange peel? cory: it's a secret recipe. lemonis: okay. let me just tell you right now. lisa: oh, no. lemonis: if we do a d

and on the show i don't know what i'm doing as a mom.s we have that in . >> jack, anna's son with her ex, chris pratt, is now 5 years old. >> what's the latest cute thing he's done? >> this morning he said, mom, you're a dragon. can you breathe fire? we're so lucky to have such a brilliant, wonderful boy. and i hope that as he goes through being a child in this crazy world that he's happy. >> how sweet is that? what do your kids say to you? >> they're older now. they're saying things that are shocking me every day. >> back to alison janney. he's the front-runner for "i tonya". if she wins guess where she'll be the day after? >> celebrating like ner before? >> that, but also back on the set of "mom." >>> well, here's a set i imagine was a lot different to work on. "50 shades" film. the third and final installment, "50 shades freed," whips into theaters next week, and we've got your exclusive look behind the scenes. >> anastasia, i solemnly vow to love you faithfully. >> billionaire bad boy christian grey and his love anastasia steele fina

bambi called her mom, no answer. big charlie was late for work.ne of his employees went up to the house to look for them. moments later he called 8911. >> 911. >> she's laying on the floor and there's blood everywhere. >> there's blood everywhere? >> yes, ma'am. >> inside, things were chaotic, an appalling sight. big charlie and diane were dead and the old farm house they loved so well was now a crime scene. >> at a grizzly crime scene some small, stray drops of blood might just provide a huge clue. coming up -- >> it appeared that someone involved in the crime was a bleeder. >> so that's great evidence? >> it is if you can match it up. >> when "dateline" continues. >> listen to me a minute. >> the horror discovered in the farm house confused the caller and the 911 operator. but what happened to charlie and diane was all too clear. she was found lying next to her bed, big charlie sprawled on the bathroom floor. each had been shot multiple times, both by then dead for hours. the sheriff, philip thompson's, cellphone erupted with calls about the sho

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

. >> what would the moms do. >> i'm in shock. i can't speak. >> standing up to bullying. >> my dad saw me yell at people. >> you were phenomenal. >> see what they did. >> you have more guts than i did. that's for sure. >> what about your kid? >> proud of her for that. >> it is "dateline's" my kid would never do that, the bullying edition. >> i'm natalie morales. our hidden cameras are about to zoom in on bullying. you have to wonder do all social media make bullying easier? we put kids to the test as moms and dads took it in from our watch mobile. this time there's something new, a grown-up bullying, me, to test the parents. get ready. plenty of teachable moments for everyone. >> online i have seen. >> hash tiger lose go. >> you're ugli, fat. >> retarded. >> i had people tell me to kill myself. >> it is a painful world kids know all about but parents have a hard-time cracking, the nasty and relentless world of bullying and cyber bullying. >> cyber bullying happens every single second of the day honestly. >> it started to get me d

. >> i'm so tired of trying to be this perfect mom. >> reporter: bad mom phenomenon is last in the movie. >> i'm in. >> oh, my gosh. >> this is exciting i'm in. >> reporter: but those feelings are much more complicated for those posting in the group. >> i feel worst when i just pop a pizza in the oven and not provide the more healthy option. >> i could not be here and she would not last and she thought i was failing this little baby , i posted it, very raw, very real, these moms turned around and said that is not a bad mom. i should not feel guilty. >> reporter: for mommy to mommy member annibell raymon, that rough day led her to pose that. >> having a guilty bad mom moment after two hours of whining i hit the roof and started yelling. went into my bedroom and, screamed in the pillow. >> reporter: years later she recalls support her on line village sent her way. >> i was feeling particularly raw, and vulnerable and just felt like i needed some people to relate. >> reporter: and said one message really stood out. >> i wrote you are obviously doing a great job, if they would write this not

mom. mom, do you have anything to say to the viewers? >> yeah, come on, mom. you get us views.entertaining. people love you. >> maia, get out of the way. this is mom's shot. >> say something mean about alex? >> what does she say when you tell bad jokes? >> she rolls her eyes. >> it's something that we've always had a really fun family dynamic and it's something that we started including in our youtube videos more often and she's more popular than i am now. >> somehow i can totally see that. coming up, he's the black panther now, but wait until you see the long, lost early roll we uncovered of chadwick bozman next. >>> when i was growing up there were no black superheroes. there were no black guys coming out for a triumphant reason on the cover of "time" magazine, maybe martin luther king. how do you feel when you see something like this? >> when you say it like that, you just gave me chills, man. >> chadwick bozman on the cover of "time" and "rolling stone." further proof of the cultural impact of "black panther." this is chadwick's first superhero and not his first american he

but my mom and i never had that. >> lady bird!time over there. >> she was on facetime at the golden globes. >> on facetime at the golden globes. she said beforehand, you know, win, lose or draw i want to be in the room with you. >> ak laccolade as side the fils resonating with moms and daughter as cross the country. >> i am so sorry i didn't mean to hurt you. >> fans of the movie flooding social media with personal reactions. i saw lady bird with my mom last night it was exactly what we needed. she and i have been having a rough time lately bumping heads a lot. but that movie really helped me. and we had such a good time. i am so happy. >> that is so nice. >> perfect. >> reporter: and went and saw "lady bird" with the parental uniits. as the the credits rolled i was thinking that was pretty good. then i looked over and mom was sobbing. and then in the car, i started sobbing. and the feels are real. but this is the kind of sort spontaneous reaction. you have tears in your eyes. >> i know these are remarkable. that's the magic of th

do what moms got to do. we do what we have to do. >> reporter: now, their public school district provides aides to help lenore in the home and sends a teacher to work with nick for two hours every day. >> ready -- what is? what is this? you know it, yep. >> reporter: the teacher helps him communicate using a device that generates speech. >> pepper. >> yes, two more. give me two more on this page, okay? >> you really need more than one person to teach nick. >> i need a break. >> yeah, you can take a break. go ahead. >> when you have someone at his >> reporter: with this individualized approach, nick's aggression has nearly disappeared. he's started venturing out of the house, taking trips to a local bagel shop, even the grocery store. he's made so much progress that his family decides to take their >> nick, we're in disney! >> this is a big deal. it's a big deal for our whole family. we all want to go home and talk about it. >> reporter: nick's older sister tasha says she's proud of her brother. >> it's a cau

but this year we passed legislation for private companies to have lactation policies for all new momsurning to work. >> with the newcome -- accommodations, moms should have those to return back to work. >> what are legislation? >> we wanted to make it applicable to all, we created a set of standards that can be achievable by everyone. >> do you have a few minutes today to give us a quick tour. >> i would love to. let's go. >> this is such an inviting space. what makes this a lactation room? >> as legislation requires it has the minimum standards, a seat, a surface to place your breast on, a clean space that doesn't have toxic chemicals or storage or anything like that. and we have electricity, we have plenty of outlets for pumps, for fridge. the things that make it a little extra, the fridge is in the room. and the sink is in the room. our legislation does require a fridge and sink nearby but it's all right in here. you can wash your pump and put your milk away and you don't have to put it in a fridge that you share with co-workers. >> the new standards will be applied to all business

>> mom? >> amanda?i love you sweetheart. >> that call was the first proof that amanda was still alive. lorinda being coached by investigators told her mother how much the captors demanded for each life they held. >> what's the amount? i have no idea. >> okay. well, he has asked for 1.5 million. >> oh, my god. >> and -- >> oh, mom. >> amanda begged her captors to understand that the ransom might never be paid. >> my family is trying to make money. i come from a poor family. >> hello? >> then the call disconnected. >> did you have that kind of money? >> no. i was a single mom, raising, you know, raising my children. and her dad certainly wasn't in, you know, in a position to pay that kind of money. >> by then, canadian officials had routed lorinda's phone to an operations center they set up and kept covert. she lived there, always ready for the next call. >> after the first couple weeks we realized that this might, might go on for longer than we hoped. >> on the other side of the globe, amanda and nigel c

they design or shows a soda mom she's the epitome of natural beauty. then we ask him to show us his favorite celebrity names video and who skins bleached. mind your own. p.r. if you go men men list austin now because you'd laugh while. he was a private just to see my feet soup out. of it what it that no one could do much. but. then when i did that and i presume i want that. my dept i might have been enough but. everything my menu might happen i know my family knew about that well. as a curious theory about skin martin says she believes that exercising in the open at off chance to think. about. it that. some of. you get a new look alike look on the face obama. but i would do it would be in the style of my. letter from the last old late if it wasn't anybody difficile me from the face of palin it would not be a book as a little if it wasn't that this was a lot of really good books and it was. on the day i know you know that a bit. but then whatever it is it that this is that. what i learned just a lot i live to see how someone. may give us a wobble drop y

it's amazing to be able to talk about it with their mom or dad.e turned, how do you think the grownups would react? >> i think they would do the same thing. it's easy to look at kids and say that's kids doing this. this is something we can often get caught up easily. >> what can be done to reduce cheating in schools and make it easier for honest kids to stand their ground? cheating researcher and educator professor eric anderson says there is a proven solution. how can we reduce cheating? >> this is a tall order, deemphasizing the absolute total importance of the grade, that really is the bottom line, motivation to get grades is one of the strongest predictors of whether or not kids cheat or not. >> research shows when schools and parents talk more about knowledge than grades, cheating goes down. >> in other words, you got a c, you didn't learn all the material, you're going to have to go back and learn the material and retake the test and get an "a." the goal is not for me to say you're a c student. you have to learn this stuff. >> if you focus o

so the moms rally.. they educate each rally.. they so the moms no major hot spots.ridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) in the wake of the florida school shooting... a group of north bay mom's came together to do something about gun violence. kron 4's hermela aregawi paid a visit to their meeting in sausalito... and reports on the changes... those mom's hopes to bring. it's not ban guns its keeping guns away from dangerous people this group of north bay moms.. are working to protect children from gun violence. dana spaeth-williams/moms demand actionevery time this happens, it's devastating. it makes me sick inside. you know not only the danger of sending my children to school but the fact that my children are in lock down drills and they don't see anything changing. so the moms rally.. they educate each other.. and they urge their local politicans to do more. molly coomber/moms demand actionhow can we make it so that kids don't hav

one of them, her mom was living in the u.s. in denver which is how she wound up your getting to reconnect with her mom. and one of them, he had a sister here in denver and he was able to reconnect with his sister. both of those kids had been picked up on the border our immigration authorities, of course, who are there leasing our border, and they were then put into our court system. they were in federal detention, each of them. because they arrived on their own illegally, they were treated as a different category than either refugees or undocumented immigrants or illegal immigrants, whatever terminology you're using for those who arrive without legal status. when they are kids and they come on their own, they are qualified to seek asylum in our court system. the question is, is it so dangerous where they came from that to send them back with me to send them may be to their death, or maybe just too, can we not send them home safely? do they need to stay here, do they need a silent is a question the court considers. the whole dis

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my mom. could have very good a. boss make a kid. the . force of the thinking that was a good does take a challenge. for varsha it's the first time in a dream feels really. john dick naked but for me as some of the master card but much i wanted to do when there's a warning i'm going to get caught up in this basement that space based on the time he told me they decided they needed to dig through. the ball with the me i knew something people in the same dream a reality me all. day i want to support it. since i don't know what's in store for vosh. in four years to be among the first mensa scholars to graduate in the pantheon that is a plea but she's already tasted a very different future. even if her family don't realize it's possible. before leaving india there's one last thing i need to do. it's been seven days since menses last round of testing and i want to know if a new genius could be about to start a journey of their own. to him they are but firstly i thought. here. we are. now. on some server will be a man who thought bob this miss st

new mom had various ways of keeping her pregnancy and delivery a secret.ie wanted to document it her own way. from baby news to wedding news. have mercy. uncle jessie tied the knot. john stamos and caitlyn mchugh said i do on saturday with an intimate church ceremony. the couple is expecting their first child together. >> i know if i don't have a kid soon i'm going to explode. >> the weekend didn't go off entirely as planned. caitlyn's beverly hills hotel room was burg la rised. $165,000 of jewelry was stolen. no suspects yet. finally tom cruise limped his way through a scene. >> it's not fully healed. we're shooting. >> the mission impossible star who broke his ankle last month is back at work in london. even after rehab you can see him walking in a scene, but limping back for another take. >> speaking of tom, there aren't many stunts that take two years to plan. this one did. tomorrow we've got your exclusive look at the mission impossible helicopter stunt. >> moving on to two stars speaking out against sexual misconduct. um thundersto umahurman breaking

since enbrel, my mom's back to being my mom. visit enbrel.com... see how joint damage could progress. ask about enbrel. enbrel. fda approved for over 18 years. ♪ >>> i've got that song stuck in my head. help me, everybody. we did get some news this week. >> i'm sad about it. remember when victoria beckham posted this reunion photo? we thought for sure they were headed back on the road. sorry, folks, posh just put a stop to the rumors. victoria kissed her hubby and kids after her show for new york fashion week. but she shot down what we really wanted, saying "i'm not going on tour, the girls aren't going on tour." but she did hint that the girls talked some business at their get together. what is that in the future? what does that look like? we were just bouncing ideas around. brainstorming. beckham took over new york, seeing the sites, but without big brother 18-year-old brooklyn. he's in l.a. where he attended a drag show to celebrate his girlfriend's 21st birthday. he proved he's a total momma's boy, showing off his throwback tattoos that say mum

>> then the star moms showing off her post baby abs. how she did it?eal the celeb's cutting edge beauty treatments from the bizarre to the painful. >> of course it's [ bleep ] painful. >> bee stings, smoothies and the strangest tip of all. >> put that butt cream on your face. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ their lives are beautiful, let's keep it that way. if you suspect child abuse, report it. for more information on reporting child abuse or neglect go to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. ♪ >>> that is jennifer lawrence today in london at the photo call for her movie "red sparrow." jlaw's plunging versace gown beautiful. giving us elizabeth hurley vibes. >> you might remember the iconic dress hurley wore to "four weddings and a funeral." i'm loving jlaw's hair. >> stunning. >> all eyes were on jennifer in london. only carly steele sat down with her before she left for engineer lan. even her co-star found it hard to resist jlaw's charm. >> how is your is he duck shun technique? are you coy and flirty or direct? >>

conrad had no doubt his dad killed his mom. a dad he began referring to as "dave." >> i tried to cut off ties i had with him as much as i could. he was nothing to me now. >> but chel shsa has been and sl is her father's strongest advocate. >> i think they're upset and their relationship was not as close to my dad. they were either not home or not awake when i was awake. and they were not around him the next day like i was around him. >> chelsa says dave was acting perfectly normal the day after whatever happened happened. no odd behavior. >> so the things that convinced me about his innocence aren't there to convince them. i think this he are -- defending my mom so much so that it's like they're going to point to the most obvious suspect. >> but chelsa wasn't the only one in this small town who believed dave hawk was innocent. >> i believe what he says, that he had nothing to do with his disappearance and presumed death. >> sandy brown is dave's long time pastor and friend. >> this person who is portrayed as such a monster, jus

i spoke with moms..and moms who are also teachers.. and here's what they had to say. spaeth-williams/moms demand action every time this happens, it's devastating. it makes me sick inside. you know not only the danger of sending my children to school but the fact that my children are in lock down drills and they don't see anything changing. molly coomber/moms demand actioni am really hopeful this time because i'm seeing kids take action. and im hearing the student's voices and they are loud and they are clear. they are being clear about what they want and why. they are being very clear that they are looking to us to do something. and that's giving me incredible hope. liz nelson/concerned parent and teacheri'v been in the classroom for 22 years. this time everybody is asking me as a teacher, what are you going to do. each shooting they come in with questions. how can this keep happening? are we safe? what are we doing to be safe? kids are going to school with more fear than we ever did as children one of the organizers here tell me.. the marin chapter of moms demand act

in what she thought were her last moments she texted her mom. >> mom, i love you so much, i think i'mdie. >> reporter: her teacher trying to keep everyone hiding in that closet calm. >> i knew that she wanted to be emotional, but she couldn't, for us. because if she was, then so many other people would have broke down. >> reporter: the students are evacuated out of the school and told not to look around, to keep their hands in the air. >> i was looking around to see everything that was going on, i saw security guards down on the ground. i saw people, blood everywhere. i just like couldn't take it all in. then i get out of the school and i saw my sister. >> what was that like? >> it was the best feeling. if she would have died -- i don't know what i would have done. >> reporter: but for too many parents, there is only grief tonight. on that fateful valentine's day sending their children off to school not knowing that they would never come home. how many of you know someone who did not get out alive? >> we had a friend, me and my group of friends, that we haven't heard from. and not unt

where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream?live it. make the dream yours. ♪ >>> and finally here tonight at this year's westminster kennel club show it was the dogs who gave us a treat. it's the clash of the canines. the super bowl of being a dog. featuring ferocious competitors like bean the brown bomb shell. and kai the trust worthy and biggie, the small. but can only be one top dog that was flynn the

and her mom said they could not locate her for about a week. that is until a tip came from from an unlikely source. a bachelor nation super fan turned super sleuth. >> i googled contestants and i got to her picture and it was the same name i was 100% sure. becca tweeting mom i'll telling you i don't get cell service on the bachelor. >> i could not give it away at the time because i was in fact eliminated and i was a week off the show and needed time to get away and decompress and i went up north into the mountains with some friends. >> and becca was off the show when her mom called police looking for her. but not snuggling with her new fiance. but recovering from a broken heart. >> it may be too late. but all of you die hard fans, don't worry there is always the bachelorette. >> does that give away the ending last night? >> bummer. >> more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, a couple put it on the line to go on a dream sailboat trip. but they didn't get far. and harry and meghan markle continue their tour of the uk before they exchange vows in may