>> mom produced a doll.ced that in the '50s, and, actually, macy's had it on sale for $9.98. >> did she also earn a lot of revenue? >> she did very well. she had an apartment at 24 central park south, her summer house, which was an estate on the north shore of long island -- 15 acres, pool, tennis court. >> tv host jack paar dubs constance the world's most famous baby photographer. her photo tips are even used to promote flashbulbs. >> was she a celebrity? >> yes, in every sense of the word. i have all her appointment books from the '40s and '50s, and every single page is filled with appointments, meetings, radio shows, television shows. people knew her by name. they knew her on sight. >> there were definitely stories of skiing with the kennedys, taking fabulous trips to different international places -- lavish lifestyle for sure. >> by the late 1950s, constance, now in her 40s and on her third marriage, wants to start a family of her own. but the world's most famous baby photographer is the victim of a crue

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you're going to live with your mom, wherever your mom goes. >> you all right? 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 having one char

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(military mom's husband) whoa. (military mom's husband) how did this happen?tary mom) i think i know. (military mom's husband) merry christmas honey. (military mom) merry christmas! (kids) look, it's snowing. ♪ >>> the twiggs knew that the hospital had given them the wrong baby, but what happened to their baby? nobody knew, where was this baby? why did this happen? they filed a suit against the hospital for negligence for $100 million. >> the couple is asking $100 million in damages. >> this was huge news in our region. it was one of the biggest stories we had when the story first came to light. your respoe rorter n't be true" you hear about a baby swapped in a hospital. it just sounds unbelievable. >> i think what they were hoping to do is this publicity could maybe help lead them to their missing child. >> what we want most to happen right now is to find our biological daughter. >> before i knew very much about the case, i thought maybe you can prove this isn't your child genetically, but it's gonna be hard to find where the real baby is. >> in the metropoli

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they -- my mom hated it. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> my mom hated it so much my mom is koreand it was even worse 'cause i was living with her at the same time [ laughter ] so i had to -- i had to somehow leave the house for about four hours at a time. go to, like, a starbucks or something. and just sit around and wait all right, class is gone >> seth: oh, wow >> yeah, wow >> seth: you fully fake jobbed her. >> i really did. >> seth: yeah. >> i really did, yeah. >> seth: you sure were like, "oh, that's the end of my four hour shift." >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> it's actually funny because i haven't told her that i was lying yet. >> seth: oh, wow [ laughter ] >> so if she watches this she's going to find out. >> seth: well, i'd love to tell you we can edit it out but we're not gonna. [ laughter ] >> all right, thank you. >> seth: but i want to talk about this because i think, you know, obviously, you're this incredibly successful youtuber you have 24 million subscribers, which is amazing [ cheers ] i think -- yeah, it's unbelievable [ cheers and applause and i think a lot of peop

[ screaming with excitement >> mom [ laughter ] [ screaming with excitement mom. mom. >> what? seth: please welcome back to the show adam driver, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> yeah, thank you, thank you. >> seth: and happy birthday. it was yesterday, yeah >> oh, yeah, yesterday >> seth: congratulations >> yeah, thank you i made it. [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] >> seth: it's been quite a year. oscar nomination for "blackkklansman." a tony nomination for "burn this." got a bunch of movies coming out. "star wars," of course is coming as well. how you feeling? a little overwhelmed t'm od >> seth: all right, good [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: if you weren't good now, i feel, like maybe never. [ laughter ] >> yeah, right, right. >> seth: this film is getting wonderful responses. it's about a divorce it's about custody it seems very intense. was it an emotional film to do >> it was, but i mean, i don't mean to make it sound more challenging than what it is. it's the what the subject matter is, intense, yeah. but if anything, there was a testament to

. >>> my mom has some lovely tomato plants that we have to cover up. >> sonoma county will open warming centers sunday. >>> from freeze warning in the bay area to miserable driving conditions in southern california, the grapevine reopened after being shut down twice yesterday, because of heavy snow. hopefully drivers are having better luck on the roads here. >> yes. the roadways look nothing like that here. i have been caught in that traffic before. it is not fun. you're doing okay if you're headed out early. you have your pick of roadways. bay bridge. a live look here. only a few cars out of emoryville, oakland area into san francisco so hopefully things will stay like this throughout the morning. very holiday like across the bridge. golden gate bridge, a nice ride. 14 minutes as you work your way southbound 101 out of marin. all the way into san francisco. no delays northbound. your commute direction for the san mateo bridge is westbound. those are the taillights working their way to 101. so far, so good, but lots of black friday shopping. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. w

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(military mom's husband) whoa. (military mom's husband) how did this happen?tary mom) i think i know. (military mom's husband) merry christmas honey. (military mom) merry christmas! (kids) look, it's snowing. ♪ >>> we are back now with a rescue of a teen pilot who crash landed into a lake. >> he was trapped in the plane's wreckage as it was sinking in icy water. lucky for him, some quick-thinking kayakers were nearby. soaring above washington state in that open cockpit is brett easter. no strange story flying, this 19-year-old recently bought this bright yellow ultra light plane and went for a practice run. that run would end like this. the aircraft and easter down in a lake. >> i was totally expecting not to wake up from it. >> reporter: shortly after takeoff, easter says one of his propellers stopped moving. >> at that point you don't know where the airplane is going. there's houses over here and nobody deserves to pay for my engine failure. >> reporter: he decided to ditch in the lake's waters. when he tried to escape his jacket got tangled in the equipment

. >> she's a mom with two daughters. >> then, wine?> we are here with kevin for a big honor. >> "e.t." starts right now. >>> welcome to meadowwood napa valley. look who's with me, kevin bacon. or should i say mr. legendary actor. >> can you say that one more time? >> legendary actor. we are going to talk about that and your show "city on a hill." now ben stars in a new movie that hits close to home. >> i made a lot of bad decisions. i got a lot of regrets. >> ben plays an alcoholic in "the way back. that's his character bringing in the shower, fighting, and falling down the stairs. he says, quote, he was so proud of this one. >> keep pressing, trapping, taking charges. you guys earned this tonight. >> it is a role the actor can relate to. ben, who has been filming all week on the set of "deep water" in new orleans has been open and honest about his struggle. just last month after celebrating a weekend of recovery he relapsed the weekend before halloween and owned up to it. >> i'm not going let it derail me. >> he started training for t

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or i will ha to call my sisters in the morning and tel them that my mom dd and th are never gonna get to talk to heain. >> as demi looked on at the red table soerly rumer relived that impossible choice in 2012. >> is she able to respond to you?>> demi, can y hear me? >> she can't spe. >> the 911 call was placed during demi's relapse into alcohol abuse. that day she had been partng with rumer and suffered a seizure from smoking synthetic abis and inhaling nitrous oxide. >> she smoked something. she seems to be having convulsis of some sort. >>he conversation also includes demi's 25-year old daughter tallulah. she described a jekyll and hide transformation wn demi used. >> it was like the sun went down and ke a monster came. i could sense,ike, her eyes shutting a bit more the way she was speaking or she would be a t more affectionate with me if she wasn sober. which was jarring. >> in moore's memoire she said it took a lot of worto rebuild the relationship wh her three daughters once she got sober. demiecently told us having their support nohas meant everything. >> you know i feel so mu

-- my mom would always say, when i -- my mom was different. she would say, when i become a burden, i'll just, you know -- i'll take my life with seconal. >> that's a heavy thing for a kid to hear. and my mother had a -- both of my parents had very difficult lives. and my mother was very depressed. when she was 9, she lost her mother. her father sent her away with her sister. her sister was one year older than her. >> they tried to get her into an orphanage and the orphanage was full. so they sent her off to i think it was -- it was iowa or somewhere. and she went to live with these relatives who -- you can imagine. she had -- she would describe having one pair of underwear. she never had a toy. her mother died when she's 9. her mother goes into the hospital. no one told her her mother went into the hospital, and no one told her her mother died. back then they didn't tell you. she didn't know what happened. her mother was just gone. so you can imagine that kind of trauma. and having a mother who's traumatized, you learn early on that, i can't b

my mom. she was holding onto the steering wheel. >> reporter: the carjacker through the u-haul into reverse and smashed into another truck coming down the street. he met my mother sub thank god the guys stop so i can get my mom. when that happened my mom started to let go and he thought she would be okay to let go and it wasn't okay because the guy threw it in drive and ran over her. >> reporter: her hip and pelvic bones were crushed. she had to be transferred to st. francis hospital in san francisco for specialized care. >> she has big taping wounds on her body to where now she has to have skin grafts and they have to keep cleaning up the wounds. >> reporter: oakland police responded to the scene and took a report. the suspect was arrested after found in the car jack u-haul. the family does not know if police found caya's purse or her son's belongings which were in the truck but one thing is sure missing. >> this guy his name is jack jack. >> reporter: her brother jack russell mix was a u-ha

cala place for mom. a place for mom. you know your family we know senior living.ogether we'll make the right choice. >> i think unfortunately where we're at is cut your losses, liquidate your inventory, pay your vendors, work your way out of your lease, and go home. you don't have the time. the other scenario is--it's a little like a hail mary. you should let somebody else run the business, and hope that somebody else can execute it because you don't have the time. >> i grew up in retail. to me, this is second nature. i love this. i love coming in here and rolling up my sleeves. >> greg, i'm not sensing that you have really been involved to date. no one's ever here. who's in charge? i don't know. >> i'm not here every day. i readily admit that. i can't imagine not being involved. >> and how about you, bill? >> i could be not involved. >> here's my offer. my offer is i'll put $300,000 into the business. i would own 51% of the business. the management team would own 25. and the current ownership would own whatever's left. >> i mean, i'm shocked by this quite frankly

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she would be okay and my mom said take them to lunch to calm him down. this is a point in my conversations basically i decided i would not press him anymore he told me that he would tell me. we sit down and reflexively i hit the recorder on my iphone i had no expectation of having any conversation i did it without thinking. we were talking alone we were talking about my childhood and the good old dale - - the good old days. then somehow a trip to detroit the previous year for this interview with the government came up. i said just think that tony was involved i know you don't think that but it's pretty clear they were involved in chucky said tony had a lot to do with it. and i was stunned. stunned that he never ever had talked about it and he said in a way that was very credible but never talked about the disappearance and always gave me the stories that i never believed he looked at his first one - - at his soup and proceeded to tell me a bunch of things. i learned a lot in the conversation that's when i realized the moment hoffa had disappeared he was

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my mom was living in florida.but my grandmother raised in monash lived in west memphis we had to be there that summer she met chucky through chucky's mother she was a favorite in the mob circles so they got married and then moved to florida. there is a movie coming out that is based on the book on a confession of frank shearin who was a teamsters official or at least a serious criminal and gave a confession that is the basis of this book and the confession is. [laughter] there is more to say about it but zero evidence to support it no evidence at all to support that confession and a lot of reasons you think it is false every person i talked to in the fbi to say there's no way that now it's a basis for a motion picture and good for me it's based on the early seventies theory i haven't seen the movie yet but he has him talking about hoffa and inserts himself into that so i suspect he has chucky driving him to his death and i suspect the scorsese movie will be more influential than what the fbi thinks which is unfort

episode of "red table talk" and in this exclusive sneak peek rumer recalls the moment she found her mom in the midst of an overdose. >> i was there in the other room with 911 panicking. >> we need an ambulance here as soon as possible please. >> i'm like either my mom is gonna die and i'm not gonna be in the room and i'm gonna feel the guilt of that for the rest of my life or i'm gonna be there and see this image of my mom that i will never get out of my head. what will i do? or i will have to call my sisters in the morning and tell them that my mom died and they are never gonna get to talk to her again. >> as demi looked on at the red table somberly rumer relived that impossible choice in 2012. >> is she able to respond to you? >> demi, can you hear me? >> she can't speak. >> the 911 call was placed during demi's relapse into alcohol abuse. that day she had been partying with rumer and suffered a seizure from smoking synthetic cannabis and inhaling nitrous oxide. >> she smoked something. she seems to be having convulsions of some sort. >> the conversation also includes demi's 25-year o

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i'm like, you don't get it, i'm literally a cool mom., and they want nothing to do with it. so when we first read the script like two and a half years ago, three years ago, i came home, and i was like, okay, here's thousand gohow it goes down. and i told them everything, and i said just keep it a secret, and then it occurred to me, kids are bad secret keepers and i'm going to breach my contract. i've got two more weeks. >> jimmy: that was a big mistake. i've met your daughters, and they're very talkative. and i could easily, i could see them, i could see them telling every, telling all. >> i blew it, i wanted an ego boost. i wanted them to be like, wow! that happens? and i blew it. >> the daughters told me the entire plot line of the usual suspects. >> jimmy: did you tell your kids? >> i showed my kids the movie. and then i sarltstarted freakin, because i was like, oh, i think i signed some disney agreements. and afterwards, i would like put them to bed at night and be like, remember, we don't talk about it, and they're like, we know. be

not good for my mom, though. her. >> thank you for your interesting story. >> thank you. >> it's a small point i guess but i was wondering, how is that chucky was able to get information -- information that turned out to be truthful about the government surveillance of himself and of others? something you were skeptical of at one point and then came to realize was true. >> right. >> but you had inside information to learn it was true. he didn't. >> no, that's not accurate. i'm sorry if i misled you. there was -- during the late '50s when hoover, finally became convinced for a whole bunch of reasons he had to take organized crime seriously, his first line of attack was to use mostly bugs, sometimes wire surveillance, to gather intelligence on mob figures and this started in the late '50s and went through 1965 or so. not known at the time, it was secret but all came out in the '60s and the reason chucky knew is because the government -- when the government revealed all of this illegal activity, the supreme court or

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