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[laughter] ken: mom is all set. [laughter] ken: mom is all set.t need to worry about it. david: let me ask one or two final questions. you have been somewhat involved in the political world as a donor to republican causes very often, and conservative causes. can you state your view on political matters and freedom and things related to that? ken: i have supported candidates on both sides of the aisle. i do live in illinois, which means in the mayor's race, for example, i get to pick who as a democrat will be the most business-friendly, education-friendly candidate i can find. you would probably know this, i was an early supporter of president obama because he came to me to be the education president. you want my vote, my support? that is the issue. you come to me and say i will fight for education in america, i got your back. that is number one. number two is freedom. in our country, a government that can take care of all needs also takes care of having left us with no freedom. it is very important that we as a country embrace freedom of speech, f

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. >> mom instinct, right. you just -- i just leaped on it. >> how this mom fought off a cougar attacking her son using her bare hands and bravery. >>> and how a group of high school kids used their brain power and determination to help this disabled boy whose family couldn't afford a wheelchair. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we begin with a security breach at mar-a-lago. a woman from china making her way deep inside president trump's exclusive club while he was in town. >> court documents say the chinese national managed to get past several layers of security. all while carrying a thumb drive infected with malware, which is software designed to damage a e. all while carrying a thumb drive infected with malware, which is software designed to damage alle infected with malware, which is software designed to damage a computer or network. >> the secret service has now issued a new statement. abc's serena marshall has more from washington. serena, good morning. >> reporter: kenneth, ja

and i think my mom, we don't talk about it much. i saw my mom yesterday.conference in boca raton. my mom's down there for the winter. we went out and had a quick drink together. and i got parenting advice. how to be a better parent. and we talked about raising children. because that is near and dear to my heart. i have three little kids. and mom is going through in high school, here is how i thought about trying to encourage your interests and so on and so forth. david: does she ever say, where do you think the markets are going? where should i invest? or does she invest with citadel or do her own thing? [laughter] ken: mom is all set. [laughter] david: ok. ken: mom is all set. mom does not need to worry about it. david: let me just ask one or two final questions as we wrap up. you have been somewhat involved in the political world. as a donor to republican causes very often, and conservative causes, can you state your view on political matters and freedom and things related to that? ken: i have supported candidates on both sides of the aisle. i do live in

this is my mom. lisa: cookie mom, lisa. lemonis: i'm marcus. lisa: how are you doing?emonis: 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 dea

do you remember a lot about my mom? her brother's friend. >> we went to school together. we had fallen off years later, but i remember your mom. we crossed paths a lot at different drug houses. similar circles and stuff like that. i had some meth on me. she said she knew where she could go make a quick flip. and so i gave her $40 worth of meth and she was supposed to go do this quick flip and i didn't see her again. >> i didn't know that. so my question to you is, what really happened? >> i came across sharlene late at night, and she was sleeping in her car. i banged on the door right there on the car window door, and i had woken her up and instigated and escalated. as soon as she opened the door, i was like where the hell is my money? you stupid -- you know, and she went on the defensive and started arguing back. i just got more pissed off. over a petty small amount of money. and at that point in my life, i was a person who did not care about anybody else. i was only worried about me. i was only worried about tweaking

we screen every single mom, every single mom.f you've beyen pregnant, a of you that has been pregnant know you have to pee on a stick antiy you go to a doctor's office. they're checking you for ketones and they're worried about diabetes, and hypertedges. but those are 3% to 5% risk whereas risk of post-partum mood orderisorder and anxiety di we're looking at 15% to 20%. we don't think of these asatal illnesses. but they are. they are fatal illnesses. ople die. >> while maternal death rates have declined by more than a third since 2000, everywhere else in th world, u.s. rates have jumped more than 25%. mental health plays a part in this public health crisis. suicide is the second leading cause of death innew mothers. and the complex pressures of new motherhood can make it hard to se help. >> there's always the sense of "i don't know what i'm doing. i'm not sure. but there's this expectation that you should know what you're doing. it challenges you on the very core of who you have definedyo self as. nobody talks about that. >> that

[laughter] ken: mom is all set. [laughter] ken: mom does not need to worry about it.me ask a couple of final questions. you have been somewhat involved in the political world. as a donor to republican causes very often, and conservative causes. can you state your view on political matters and freedom and things related to that? ken: i have supported candidates on both sides of the aisle. i do live in illinois. which means in the mayor's race, for example, i get to pick who as a democrat will be the most business-friendly, education-friendly candidate i can find. you would probably know this, i was an early supporter of president obama because he came to me to be the education president. you want my vote, my support? that is the issue. you come to me and say i will fight for education in america, i got your back. that is number one. number two is freedom. in our country, a government that can take care of all needs also takes care of having left us with no freedom. it is very important that we as a country embrace freedom of speech, freedom of opportunity, what our fou

mom remarried.hen a few years later, came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my grand daddy passed an i way on the same day. i was 12 years old. >> all of a sudden you lost the two important men in your life? >> uh-huh. >> it was a bewildering and tragic day. there was so much sudden loss to absorb that young bambi not yet a teenager paid no mind to her grandfather's and father's wills. but it turned out she'd been left the entire homestead. all 240 acres of it to be held in trust until she turned 18. not long after bambi inherited the farm, her stepfather charlie moved the family on to the property. her property. most everybody called him big charlie. bambi called him daddy. >> daddy loved hunting and fishing and he always had fish fries and oyster roasts. always people down at the barn. >> you call your stepfather daddy? >> uh-huh. >> easily do that. uh-huh. i have always called him daddy. >> big charlie was a deacon at church and he started a small business selling and install

and mom will pick you up for my work. in the. sports close close close call. in the. study with the. on. the. there's always been single mothers in african-american communities ever since slavery every since they took the men out of the family stay create what's happening now this is a continuation of was it started when they first brought us here in families that were there bad for him. in females first. i think it's more of these teenagers having kids. you can't expect a fourteen or fifteen year old first daughter to order for him to be a father and he's a checkout no one talks about that they skip all. till they talk to the child after they've done something and they blame it on the heavenly father well your father was a kid and what he was in a man any could move into the house with your mom who is the same age fifteen six he can't even drive yet. but they want him to be parent. it doesn't make sense. a lot of young women. did eighteen months education programs and are nurses in the nursing field whether they're nurses aides all we have to nurses but. they make it

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>> i was raised by my mom. she was a single pair. i am oldest of four so we had to kind of, you know, help raise my younger siblings and become a father figure in that way to my younger siblings. but that taught me responsibility. it taught me the need to do whatever we ha have to to keep r family together. and it's really helped me to become the person that i am and to remember what it is i'm fighting for here in congress, which are all of those dems beckham in nevada. >> when did you become interested in politics? >> i always said i was never going to run for office. i really was the person behind the scenes trying to help other people. but i was an intern in the nevada legislature and the truly where i learned the process and found out that you could have a voice in helping to change things that you didn't like. so whenever i talked to young people today i tell them, start with an internship, volunteer. when you get the chance to finally go and prove yourself, whether it's in education or in a career, you have a responsibility to

questions, mom, mom, got something to do while mom's on the phone.time there's an exception. the marines are coming. she's on the phone with customer service and passes the phone off to her daughter ashley. but she hugs josh. that's her son. she hasn't seen him in a year. >> how did you get here? >> looks like her son's going to be on hold quite a while. >> in the next video, it's mom coming home. at the airport, she pops open the back of the van, and waiting for her inside is her daughter. her mom didn't know she was going to be in the car waiting for her at the airport. she thought she was at practice at school. but she got a big surprise when they popped open the back. now this is in the philippines. but pia's mom lives and works in qatar and only gets to visit once a year. so their visits aren't very frequent. and she's been doing this since pia was a kid. >> it's extremely common in the philippines. the fact that she getting to go back every year, that's retpret rare. sometimes three, sometimes five years. that's how the philippines work. face t

don't you agree mom he is. on the pipe again very dreamy people say a magic can be very stubborn they say we very sick people. just come into. ok. whatever like you and. i'm pretty ray. i think also what is a flaw is i can be very compassionate and sometimes being very very compassionate towards others. it's sort of. you end up getting hurt but i've got to what i love sex love sex love is not for me. all right i mean even to put my joke on you know stunning go. i don't want to be a dating machine. a dating machine is when you date ok you date this guy you meet this guy you lackey predating then you realize he doesn't call me he's here right so then you say oh you know what. i just don't think it's working out then you find someone else and then you got a dame and then realize something's wrong with them all they don't suit you or they don't dress well perfect perfume perfume your. ok really true some truth and i'm gonna need to get some. kids today don't know what they doing they just fall in love with a guy an

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then just like surprise their mom with a car. to do it. >> reporter: the 13-year-old from nevada helping his single mother crystal after an unexpected rough patch. doing yard and housework around his community to earn some extra money for his family. william then spotting a white chevy metro for sale on facebook. offering up any 13-year-old's greatest treasure in hopes for a trade. >> i asked if i could trade the x-box or earn it. and then she said -- at first she said no. then she said she thought about it. then she said yes. >> reporter: william successfully swapping fortnite and lawn-mowing money for this life-changing gift to his mama. >> mom, i got you a car. then she's like, no, you didn't. then i was like, i did. and then she didn't believe me. >> i bawled so bad. i was just like, there's -- there's no way. what 13-year-old do you know buys their mom a car? i don't know any. >> reporter: giving mom a lot to be proud of. >> i can't even express it. there's no words that can express my gratitude and how proud i am. >> the fa

days ago. >> shaq's mom. >> not your mom. >> you should do llie's mom too. >> very demanding.on said good-bye to his facial hair and those characters yesterday in a video posted to his youtube page. go.e we >> i think 2012 was the last time i shaved. good-bye, drogo. good-bye, arthur curry. >> oh, wow. >> hello. >> yeah. >> a clean shaven aquaman. it still works either way. the actor posted t video to bring awareness to the benefits of using aluminum instead of plastic products. it's all for a good cause. thank you to that. all ahea of earth day on monday. that's your pop start. >> thanks for that. you got to daly click for that? >> i do. we've been following the country road."old town it was deemed not country enough so it was removed. then billy ray cyrus got involved. it was a whole drama that fans and supporters couldn't get enough of. even though it's been sittin on 100 list, we found the onlyrs pe who is thoroughly unimpressed with t ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >> that's 7-month-old malia. she was expecting to hear baby shark until dad decided to change it up with "old town road."

while my mom went to school, my grandmother had two jobs. but nine weeks after i was born, my grandmother had a severe stroke and became paralyzed and needed around the clock medical attention while my mom was on her visa and actually became undocumented because of it. when i hear from families that are struggling because of a broken immigration system when i talk to dreamers or moms, it relates to what my mom dealt with growing up and something that we still are working to achieve today, which is an immigration policy that keeps our families together. >> what was your childhood like? >> she was a single mom and i'm the oldest of four we had to help raise our younger siblings and become a father figure. but that taught me responsibility and taught me the need to do whatever we had to to keep our family together and it has helped me to become the person that i am and to remember what it is what i'm fighting for which are for all of the families back home in nevada. >> when did you become interested in politics? >> i always said i never was go

my mom went to school. my grandmother had two jobs to provide for them. nine weeks after i was born, my grandmother had a severe stroke, became paralyzed, and needed around-the-clock medical attention. my mom was on my grandmother's the set, -- visa, so she ended up becoming undocumented because of it. when i talked to dreamers, it relates to what my mom dealt with growing up and something we are still working to achieve today, which is an immigration policy that keeps our families together. >> what was your childhood like? >> i was raised by my mom. she was a single parent. i am the oldest of four. we helped raise my younger siblings and became a father figure to my younger siblings. that taught me responsibility and the need to do whatever we had to to keep our family together. it has helped me to become the person i am and to remember what i am fighting for here in congress, which are all of the families back home in nevada. >> when did you become interested in politics? >> i always said i would never run for office. i was the person behind the scenes.

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i could have done this, mom. >> i did do it, my mom ju didn't know. >> he must have been driving since old. >> i'm sure he probably left him alone at a a younger age than this. there's no class for kids his age. so daniel's on track with guys much more powerful cars. but he doesn't let that intimidate him in any way and gets out there and races the best he can. i thunk he's doing a pretty darn good job. >> everybody like as creamy hazelnut spread. follow the directions from what's up moms. of course you're going to need m skins off of them. once they're done, putthem onfood processer until it's creamy luke this. >> and you don't have to add anything to this. >> it is going to get a little creamy but does recommend you add oil of your choice. you add some vanilla extract. >> so you can get that chocolatey appearance. >> you're going to add confectioner sugar. and coke eopowder. then you put in a mason jar and go. >> i'll give it a try. the baseball dads >> ate the. hate it. >> serious business next "right this minute." and style come jazzy is a little girl who is >> a a walking, breathi

chandler: my mom and dad. lemonis: mom and dad? okay.ndler: we've been in business for four years. we started as a food pop-up tent, just old-school smoker on the side of the road. my mom and i did that full-time. my dad had retired from the air force, so he was really able to help us in the beginning stages. and i had some money saved up from the air force, so -- lemonis: you were in the air force, as well? chandler: mm-hmm. i did 4 years. lemonis: thank you for your service. chandler: oh, thank you. lemonis: really appreciate that. hi, there. how are you? i'm marcus. thayer: i'm thayer. nice to meet you. chastity: i'm chastity. lemonis: chastity, nice to meet you. how do i know what to order? thayer: usually, we try to get you when you come in the door. we do want to get a menu board so that you will be able to see that. lemonis: couldn't you do it in chalk like that? chandler: we could. i'm just not in love with the way that sort of looks. lemonis: why? chandler: it's just kind of hard to read. it doesn't look clean enough to me. lemo

you're the best mom ever.ove j.j. >> little does he know the best mom ever is fresh off a 16 hour flight waiting to surprise him. >> i'm anxious. hope he cries. i really need him to cry. make this 16 hour flight really worth it, you know. >> reporter: we asked j.j. when he thinks his mom will be coming home. >> next december. i'm going to be 8 whenhe comes back. >> reporter: as it turns out, he'll still be 7. >> mommy! i missed you so much. >> reporter: also there today, the rest of everett's family to help welcome her home. she'll be home for a week. now nextp on their itinerary, heading off to legoland. in alexandria, aimee cho, news >> i'm going to be 8 the next me. she sees >> she has been in the navy for nine years now, so legoland. that's the only way to top that. >> mom needs legolanore than j.j. does. >>> meet diego fl wes. he chosen from more than 50 other fourth graders. all the applicants had to write an essay calle if iere mayor. in it they had to explain a specific issue in their mm ity, how they

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trinidad, mom is from came to the las vegas area when she was young. tell us about her journey and what impact did she have on you? rep. horsford: as the sum of an immigrant, my mom came when she was just 12 years old. with my grandmother who came here to work. my mom went to school. my grandmother had two jobs to provide for them. nine weeks after i was born, my grandmother had a severe stroke, became paralyzed, and needed around-the-clock medical attention. my mom was on my grandmother's sa, so she ended up becoming undocumented because of it. , it i talked to dreamers relates to what my mom dealt with growing up and something we are still working to achieve today, which is an immigration policy that keeps our families together. host: what was your childhood like? rep. horsford: i was raised by my mom. she was a single parent. i am the oldest of four. we helped raise my younger siblings and became a father figure to my younger siblings. that taught me responsibility and the need to do whatever we had to to keep our family together. it has helped me t

mom with a car.t. >> dana: he found a used car online. he would trade his x box and do housework in exchange for the new ride. you are a good kid. >> juan: remember first magical musical moment? take a look at 11 month old thomas ocorso as he hears a violin for the first time. ♪ ♪ >> thomas' mom took him to music class for babies. that's when he heard laura start to play elvis' song can't help following in love. he fell in love bought music. and as you can see walked straight toward her totally mesmerized. she was his pied piper. his mom took the video a week ago and since then viewed 3 million times. it's clear the world loves thomas falling in love with music. >> emily: new challenge. most of them involve dance. check out nick kosar who attempts to slide like this challenge and nailed it ♪ please don't do your toe like this. ♪ >> please don't do your toe like this. >> as a former state cheer and palm judge i will say he gets an a for effort and nailing it on that side. >> jesse: nice job down there

her smile and laugh just like her mom's.ring kate and her brothers, oliver and wyatt, to red carpets and on to their movie sets. >> i like that. >> this one here is good. >> yeah, it's nice. i come out, i bust my -- excuse me. i didn't mean to say that. sorry. you know, and i'll do what i have to do to -- to -- to really do what i want to do. >> from her first big screen role in "desert blue" to "now lose a guy in ten days" "e.t." has been behind the scenes to watch kate at work. one of her first leading men was a young ben affleck in "200 zbreets." >> serious cleavage time. >> i know. he's so [ bleep ] cocky, i can't, you just want to strangle him. >> after three decades. there's one thing we notice. kate holds nothing back. when it comes to her personal life even. >> i have had guys who have run in the other direction. >> you? >> of course. we all have. you know. we all fall for guys at one point in our lives, they're like -- >> you have bazongas right now. >> i know. i had everything after the baby. >> booty. >> booty. th