don't get your mom killed. >> don't get your mom killed. that had to be terrifying to hear. >> yeah. i was really terrified. >> what did you think was going on? i didn't know. i thought it was a robbery or something. >> a terrifying situation was about to get much worse. >> through hallway, i saw my mom yelling take anything you want, take anything you want. and then after that i noticed the guy was taking my mom away towards her bedroom. >> ryan's attacker dragged her into the closet but then noticed the duct time was slipping around ryan's hands. >> i heard him taking some shoe string off one of my shoes. >> using the shoelace, the man tied ryan' hands behind his back. through the closet door ryan pleaded with his attacker. i started telling him please don't kill me, please don't kill me and i started praying. and during that time he was like i know your circumstances, i know what you're going through, i'm not going to kill you. >> i know your circumstances. strange as those words sounded ryan found them somehow comforting. >> after that

nina: hi, mom! mindy: hi, mom! patsy: hi, mom! finia: how are you? mindy: beautiful product.ing of ways how we can help support each other's efforts to help people lead healthier lives. finia: that would be wonderful. that's my dream. mindy: thank you. lemonis: yeah, we love you. we'll call you later, okay? mindy: feel good! lemonis: this is the kind of relationship that is a big game changer. huge. thank you so much! patsy: oh, you're more than welcome. lemonis: it is definitely one of the biggest wins in small-business history for me. it was that big of a deal for me. ♪ you know what i thought we could do, we could just sit here and chat real quick. nina: i would love to. finia: sure. lemonis: we'll put you in the queen chair. so i had a specific thing that i wanted to talk about. we've had a lot of dialogue about nina's dreams. we've talked about fashion. and so with the weight watchers opportunity, and with all the wholesale and the co-packers and all these great things happening, i guess your mom and i wanted to hear from you what you want to do. nina: well, in all hones

her 51-year-old mom julie did. >> i just wanted to see her become a mom.t was my goal. >> reporter: brianna's infertility journey started soon after she got married in 2016. >> we started trying right away, but unfortunately it didn't really work out for us. >> reporter: after struggle to conceive for a year, they saw a fertility specialist, underwent ivf, and had several miscarriages. finally her doctor recommended surrogacy, which can be expensive. the lockwoods couldn't afford it. that is until brianna's mom stepped in. >> i literally just shot her a text and said, hey, i would love to be your surrogate. she's like, mom, no, you're crazy. >> it took some convincing. brianna didn't think it was possible. but after speaking with her doctor, julie, who is a marathon runner, was completely cleared. friends and family completely supportive. >> there's no doubt. everyone knew she was the perfect person to be able to do this. >> i wanted to do it. i really went into it with a really positive attitude that it was going to work. >> reporter: in february the firs

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dad's laptop, ya burnt mom's car.oesn't come down. not only does the seat belt on the passenr sige of mom's car not work, there's a cushion to sit on that slides back and forth with each turn like you're a member of the jamaican bobsled team >> no airbag, no cry >> and if you weren't tense enough, it's 30 degrees outside and she has the top down, because that's what convertibles are for. in her defense, she didn't know it would be this cold. she googled the weather on dad's laptop and it told her it was tuesday. mom's car, ya burnt. >> seth: up next, vegans oh, not only will you not eat any of the delicious turkey i brined overnight and have been cooking for the last five hours, but you also want me to use fake butter on all of my side dishes, otherwise you'll just sit there with a plate emptier than that hollow look on your colorless face i spent too long in the kitchen to listen to this bitchin' vegans, ya burnt >> soofie, poshie is a vegan now. >> seth: oh, sorry, posh i forgot >> that's okay up next, turkey. looki

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because mom was never late. mom didn't miss appointments. she didn't just disappear. >> a mother of two disappears. >> she waved a quick good-bye, walked down the stairs and out the door. >> but she wasn't the first to vanish. this was a town that appeared to be haunted by a serial killer. >> it became sickening to hear that another girl had gone missing. >> was wendy another victim, or could she have been targeted by neighbors she tangled with? she made an enemy? >> she made an enemy for sure. >> or maybe the enemy lurked within. some said wendy had a history of emotional troubles. >> she began screaming obscenities and shouting. >> could this beloved teacher have had multiple personalities? >> he said that's not wendy, that's shawna. >> was this a woman broken or a woman taken? to find out what happened, an elite group of detectives launched an elaborate mission. >> they're described as right out of hollywood. the staged kidnapping, the fake blood is truly phenomenal. >> all leading up to a sit-down with a man they called "mr. big." a high

it was my mom. she was laying on the ground. i went over expecting her to get up or to say something. i put my hand on her shoulder. i kind of turned her. and i could see blood everywhere. >> reporter: their family always made the best of bad times. >> my mom always looked for the good in everything. >> reporter: but no one could fix this. >> the autopsy showed a total of five shots. >> she didn't deserve to die that way. >> reporter: detectives had a suspect. but not much of a case. >> i was told unless they can find the proverbial smoking gun, they will not take this case to trial. >> this case did not have a lot. >> everything just kind of like went cold case. >> reporter: blow off the dust. fan the ashes. and even an ice-cold case can heat up again. >> when i read the file, my response was, oh, my gosh. how's this guy walking around? how is he not in custody? >> reporter: some worried answering that question could cost this d.a. his life. >> they tell me that he is making plans to murder you and your family. >> this is a guy

their rules, what they say, you are not my mom. i missed had my mom and brotherd it was different.at time, i literally would just pray. >> reporter: this time she found family in her care giver. her 9th foster home in five years. it's hard to feel at home when you are always moving. a triplet, the pandemic made it more difficult for her to see her siblings. >> it's challenging for kids not in stable placements and in visitation. if they have visitation with their parents, it came to a halt in the covid season and now, it's like, it's up in the air. >> reporter: she is an estimated one of 400,000 in the foster care system, 54% of them are black or latino and the pandemic hit that group the hardest. >> those groups are facing insurinsur insurer -- insurmountable challenges. and couple it with the pan democrat i -- we have to be understanding and take action. >> a lot of people don't understand it's not that easy to be a foster kid. like, at school, i do not say i'm a foster kid, i relate to my foster families as brothers and sisters, mom and dad. because i feel it's uncomfortable how

this is what he said. >> my mom, my mom is laying here on the floor. she's dead. i don't know what happened. >> bill got to the house. ran from his truck, passing son jason on the back deck. >> i went in and there she lay. she looked like she was asleep. >> not long after, marion county sheriff arrived at the farmhouse. he grew in marion county and knew the carter family. >> did you get into the house? >> i did. >> there you are in the kitchen saying what happened here? >> right and who would have a motive, a desire to kill lady in rule iowa. >> the sheriff called for help. >> got multiple phone calls from my boss. >> special agent mark ludwig works for a division of the state police. the department of criminal i vest gag -- investigation. the dci. this was his first case in pleasantville. >> there's multiple vehicles in the driveway. law enforcement is on the scene and the family is gathering around the big tree. >> any of the arriving officers tell you that's the husband or the son? >> it was apparent these are family members and i don't know names yet. >> repor

and her neck was cut. >> who was targeting moms-to-be? >> in this life or the next, you're gonna pay for what you've done wrong. >> i couldn't believe what i was hearing. how does this happen? >> i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's josh mankiewicz with, "one moment." >> reporter: in the mega-sprawl of los angeles county, the city of hawthorne occupies about six square miles, none of them especially glamorous. for decades local pride centered on the beach boys. they grew up here, and quickly left. nowadays it's tech giants like spacex with headquarters at the local airport. but the heart and soul of hawthorne was and is working families. strivers who stay close and look out for each other. this is a story about one of those families. they faced ups and downs like everyone else and always worked through them, together. until one moment, one morning, one bullet, came to tear them apart. growing up, sisters crystal, michelle, and monica taylor were always there for each other. >> we have this tradition of having a family support gr

are having an argument. >> mom, i don't have homework. just have some assignments for pe. >> you don't have any math. >> i've been excused from everything. the next assignment i have is on monday. >> i find hard to believe. >> but did you not just listen? >> i'm hearing you. i'm just not believing you. >> well, that is your choice. >> it sounds like a typical spat but the tension in this house is fueled by tragedy. a year ago, andrea's husband, supportive dog and soccer coach, was diagnosed with a rare form of early dementia. his behavior changed from lovable and encouraging to aggressive. >> i remember just hearing my husband yell, miguel, who are you? you're not my son. how could you be like this? you should be ashamed of yourself. i know that miguel got the brunt of the disease. i could just see it. his confidence went down, down, down. some when miguel was 14, andrea separated from his father. now the kids only see their dad on supervised weekly visits. and miguel has struggled to adjust. he's failed classes, he was kicked out of scho

mom!veryone too. i just had a breakdown, and think i am getting over it. i should have came to my senses sooner and realized the guy wasn't worth it. >> reporter: and then the following year for mother's day. >> happy mother day mom! how has max been? >> reporter: nancy frustrated - replied, call me and i'll gladly tell you about it. this is not talking. i need to hear your voice. cari never called. for nancy and max, the anguish of missing cari never stopped, and meanwhile, all dave kroupa wanted was to escape her. in february 2015 dave moved from omaha to council bluffs, iowa across the river. his kids lived there with amy flora, and he wanted to spend more time with them. and he hoped cari wouldn't find him there. he bought another gun just in case. and after about three years of relentless harassment, things finally seemed to be quieting down from liz and dave. there weren't as many messages from cari. she seemed to be fading away, and as that happened, liz and dave saw each other less

days later the woman she calls her best friend, her mom, also lost her life to covid.d the disease for 46 days in the hospital, now home recovering and mourning the love of his life. >> the whole day was probably one of the harder days of my life. >> reporter: she recalls when doctors broke the news her mom wasn't going to survive. moments later she learned her grandfather was about to pass. >> we called my grandpa and i put him on speaker phone so he could talk to my mom. he called my mom kid doe. he called us all kiddo. he said, kiddo, i'm not doing good. she said, dad, i'm not either. he said, trey, i'm dying. she said, dad, i am, too. he said, then i'll look for you in heaven. >> reporter: she wants others to learn from her family's tragedy. >> it's frustrating that people brush it off, that it is just the flu, because for some people it's not. for some people it costs their life. it took my mom, and that's irreplaceable. my kids -- my kids don't get their grandma. my -- my mom will never see my kids get married. >> reporter: now dozens of people in lindsey's famil

i got hypnotized to communicate with my mom to have her tell me where she was. i did everything i could possibly do. >> rachel anderson had one great passion. >> she would have had a child every year if she could have. she just loved being a mom so much. >> with kids at home it was extra scary when someone started stalking her. >> we were talking late at thie night, and they got real panicked. she said, i think somebody's outside. >> watching her every move. making disturbing calls with a disguised voice. >> it's only a matter of time. >> reporter: suddenly, rachel disappeared and the desperate search began. >> you can see the vastness in all the various places you could conceal a body. >> reporter: months went by. the case stalled. then investigators learned the plot might be bigger and darker than they ever could have guessed. >> this is a tantalizing thread that comes together. >> absolutely. >> reporter: whispers that rachel was the victim of something out of a hitchcock movie, a moment of pure evil. >> a look in his face i described as sateen. >> reporter:

>> yeah. >> they went into matt's mom's room carrying heavy duty duct tape. they told her she was staying behind. >> they wrapped my feet with duct tape to the bottom of my bed, and they said it was just a precaution so i wouldn't go anyplace while they went away. and i said, i will stay wherever you put me. i didn't dare try to get out of the bindings because i thought if they should come back and i'm trying to get out and only got halfway or something, i didn't want them to shoot me or to take it out on my son in any way. is to i just stayed there in the bed and i cried and i prayed. you know, i just didn't want them to hurt my son. >> matt says he found himself in the backseat of one of the two vehicles he owns. >> they had actually put a pillow in the backseat of the car. don't know why, but they told me to stick my face into the pillow and not to move. we then proceed out my driveway and we drove for maybe 15 minutes. we parked and i heard gravely or just crackling snow like we had gone off side of the road, and i was like, wow, what's going to happen he

moms are trump, the with you. [cheering] let's carry the torch of freedom and may it shine ever so brightly. god bless you. [cheering] >> i am so excited to be here. my name is megan. i come all the way back from the tea party for 12 years. this is so reminiscent of the tea party when we kissed the asses up and down the ticket in 2010. the silent majority is loud and we are alive and well. .e are here to stop the steal say it with me. the steal,eal, stop stop the steal. we know this election was stolen. do we really believe that the party who believes that looting is justified in the name of social justice did not steal this election in the name of social justice? i refer to myself as that reagan abe because they were -- babe because there were three men that affected my life, ronald reagan, my father and my grandfather. they were veterans and they nearly die for this country and i will do the same because i am not going to watch my country be destroyed from within by the communists and the marxists, the socialist

lemonis: what happened to your mom?uh, she passed away in 9/11. ♪ lemonis: how old were you? dante: i was 9 years old. i remember every second of that day. that day, she happened to be in the towers and... yeah, and that's what happened, so... lemonis: i'm really sorry. dante: yeah, i appreciate that. yeah, it was a sad time, for sure. it was just, like, a picture-perfect family, and then something like that happens, and it just gets ripped away from you. lemonis: you and your brother? dante: yeah. lemonis: and so your dad got left holding that bag. dante: right. lemonis: look, i've never experienced the loss of somebody in a tragedy like jimmy and dante have, but i can understand why jimmy coddles his son, and while he's micromanaging and creating a lot of tension between him and dante, it's because he cares so much about his son, and he feels a tremendous amount of pressure for his son to succeed. you know, i wasn't aware of what happened when he was a kid and how he lost his mom, you lost your wife. jimmy: yeah, it's

and i gave birth to the twins, i'm an older mom and it was like i am ready, john.and it's like oh, am i going to jinx him somehow? is some horrible thing would happen? and i don't want other victims to leave the way that i did for so long. because the repercussions go off. and that was largely what happened to keith. >> it can read like literature, but it can also be a reference guide, where ever you find yourself in life, whatever you might be planning to do, maybe it is a trip or joining a gym and you want to be safe going to exercise and you get these great stories, they are tragic. >> yes, they are stories. >> they are true, absolutely. and i want to tell you something, john, which you probably are due no, every one of these chapters is inspired by a case that i personally investigated to trial or covered myself. it took me two years to research and write about not being a victim and the stories here are not to scare anybody. the stories are due in power you. at a time when so many of us feel we can't control anything that is happening around us. and that inclu

my mom was absolutely like that. inside, she was very fragile. looked strong. >> reporter: the family connections do not stop there. the director is eduardo ponte, her son. who's the bosses on set. >> he pretend the -- he pretends not to. he is the younger of two sons. the movie producer who first discovered her as a teenager in the beauty pageant, third time mother and son, have teamed up. >> i don't think that anybody could have inhabited the role of the character like she did. >> reporter: equate a rquite a o have in the family. >> if my mother happened to be a wonderful actress and i was a dr trekter, i would be an idiot to not cast my mother in the movies. >> reporter: this is his first acting role. >> i think he is brn forn for i. i think so. >> reporter: that is no small compliment. she has played the opposites of the likes of clark gable. paul newman. marlin brando. >> would you prefer to go somewhere else. >> reporter: and cay grant. >> no. >> reporter: did you second guess at all putting this completely untested actor next to your mom a

and what about your mom today? we talk how some believes that the real power to change minds about the conflict in israel, palestine lies in community organizing and exposure to palestinian culture. more people learned about palestine and about the occupation from the writing of one poem and the publishing of one song. then you know, maybe our work here in 10 years was only after we incorporated hip hop instruction and creative writing into our youth program that we were able to start doing the political work that we can do with them. many grassroots organizations like the arab american action network, are focused on bringing the palestinian narrative to the american public to challenge the united states longstanding support for israel. i wanted to know why the u.s. is so steadfast in its support for israel. so i went to the university of chicago to talk with john mearsheimer, a professor of political science. he, along with his colleague stephen walt, wrote a controversy, a book called the israel lobby, in which t

where you are happening in 2006 when i had a falling out with with mom. yes that's right can you talk about it because i. can just talk about what happened i think i. understand what happens. so what was it like for jewish. men a lot of bagels and bialys that's the only thing that's going to. take away from it is the beer it was the bagels part of it was that i never felt like every lead it's a religion but especially as i grew up and started somewhere and more about the role of judaism specifically in the context of israel that i felt like it distanced me even further and i can see a lot of the people around me a lot of the jewish folk that i grew up with they started to have similar feelings some young jews of my generation like my sister have grown disenchanted with judaism in part because of its connection with israel. the jewish american community is predominately progressive on social issues but it's hard to find common ground on the issue of palestinian rights because many are unwilling to criticize israel. i went to the annual celebrate israel day

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something's happened to your mom. go get jason, go get jason, go get jason. >> he did as he was told. running to his brother jason's house. >> what is your emergency? >> while the father beside himself calling for an ambulance. >> what happened? >> i came in the room, i heard her. she's got blood everywhere. everywhere. i don't know. i have no idea. >> you have no idea what happened? >> no. >> you don't know where she's bleeding from? >> no, i mean, there's blood everywhere. >> are you with her now? >> yes. oh, it's in her chest. it's in her chest. >> jason woke up to the horror two ways at once. fire alarm, brother alarm. >> as a firefighter i have a pager. the pager went off and i could hear casey coming up the stairs yelling at me in a panic. there's something wrong with mom. you got to come next door right now. >> did you have any sense of what it was? >> i had no idea what i was going to walk into. >> what he walked into was a nightmare beyond dreaming. his father was in a full-blown back panic and lying on the f

learn pretty fast to be a mom. okay. uptried many times to sobe i went for treatment in the lasn 20 years, yo. i went for treatment.er it norked because i didn't want it to work. it's not easy to cnge, you know. sober up, you know. years to it's not easy to sober up, you know. and i did it.do anybody could t. i don't know. thathould be done. oh, yeah! right on. it's hot! ooh. okay, that's done. but eventually, i forgave my mom. i'm closer to her now. today, i-- i'm having a better relationship with her. she tells me all stories aboutas her when sheoung, and-- and she taught me how to sew. yeah, i pass it on to girls. i got three daughters. and my oldest daughter, shewi loves now. she does some bead work now.at he's doing some bead work, you know, it makes me so proud. at least i taught them something, you know.so a leasthing, you know, i taught them. and she loves it. ( laughs ) every time i-- i pick a bead, you know, it's keeping away from my addiction. i'll go further away from my addiction, and i go closer to my mom.

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jennifer is a missing connecticut mom of five. her father borrowed nearly $200,000 dollars from her parents to fund his luxury construction business. he first said jennifer just left her five children. then he said she was writing a gone girl type script and was trying to frame her, then he said it was possibly revenge suicide, that she had committed suicide to get back at him. i mean, he, he's thought of so many horrible theories, but plus amazingly put together an airtight case against him and his lover and raised suspicions about a lawyer involved in the case. dulos, ultimately, committed suicide. his five children may never know what happened to their mother. they may actually believe she abandoned them. she didn't. he killed her. on video he and a woman that we believe is michelle jacobus, the girlfriend, were throwing out jennifer's bloody t-shirt, bloody sponges and rags, putting them down drains like sewer drawns. they're caught on camera -- drains. they're caught on camera doing that. they had an alibi script written up t

. >> i always respected my mom. >> she was very charming.ighly intelligent. >> shawn was adopted as a baby, met jen as a teenager, and she became his wife. where shawn was from was not discussed at home. but then he had martha ann, the only mother he'd ever known. >> a mother is the sun and the moon and the stars to a little kid. did it feel like she was? >> i was always told since a young age that the only people you can trust completely are your parents. >> in the mid 90s shawn's mom, martha ann, was going through a painful divorce. and then fell for the detective, bob. >> bob was very down to earth, and he taught me a lot of things. >> like what? >> how to be a man. how to be a real person. >> it sounds like you liked bob. >> i liked bob a lot. >> in 1995 bob and martha ann got married. and on holidays bob's sister kathy got closer to martha ann. >> we'd go out shopping. that was our big thanksgiving. you know, bobby would stay home and the girls would just take off and go shopping. >> bob and martha ann retired in the late '90s, left flo

>> it was the mom. >> of course it was. >> it was the mom of. business the way, it happened early on the vacation. so i had four days to spend with them. knowing that she was a peeper. >> you can't say anything. greg: i took eight more showers. no, i took a preshower so i looked good. >> you can't say anything. greg: oo you can't say anything. you can't bring it up. who am i going to tell, her son, a friend of mine, that her mom's a perv. we started dating for a while. it didn't work out. age difference. okay. next question -- got a laugh from -- here we go. i've got to find the question here. all right. that's too serious. that was like a real -- how about this one. what was your childhood dream job? did you ever anticipate that you would be my favorite person to watch on tv, that's from cole. i don't know who he's talking about. probably talking about me. tom, i look at joe and i go tom. that was a freaky thing for me. tom, what was your childhood dream job. >> i never wanted to be a performer but i used to love musicals. i thought that was li

they know their mom is a kick-butt mom-trepreneur. lulu: you guys are so good. you're so...ey have been so amazing because i've traveled a lot. lemonis: it's okay to hug your mom. come here. watch this. lulu: group hug! lemonis: see, group hug. are you gonna join us or not? xander: yeah, i... lemonis: alright. that's awesome. ♪ lelemonis:h! tonight on "the profit"... bunch of cheese snobs in here. ...a family-run cheese shop has been a staple in the community for decades. michael: who wants first? let's go. lemonis: unfortunately, the ugly, aging storefront speaks to a lack of passion. look how your windows look. looks like you guys don't respect the business. and what once was a thriving business has now become a burden to both father and son. michael: it felt like i was an indentured servant. lemonis: dad's terrible money management has racked up debt. the company is essentially bankrupt. if you don't solve the debt, the business is closed. that debt has weighed on his son. michael: i said, "you own the business, too.

. >> i am visiting my family for thanksgiving, my mom's older a senior citizen, ensure i'm taking all the precautions i can. >> reporter: katrina cameron will be flying to san diego, she thought about canceling. >> i thought was a gets worse and i don't have an option to travel? >> reporter: there are no shortage of test kits, but higher demand means longer lines and possibly delays in getting results, almost 180,000 people in the state took the test yesterday, and alameda county, that number was about 5500 people. >> the first guy today said he had his car parked there since 3:30 pm this morning -- 3:30 am. >> reporter: in pleasanton, they only have 200 test kits each day. >> we already had 200 people in line by 9:30 am, today we were turning people away by 8:30 am because there were already 200 people in line.>> reporter: health officials have offered competing messages about weather people should get tested. >> people who must test, we want them to continue to have access, essential workers and people who have been exposed. we are asking people who want to test, because perhaps the

>>glenn didn't talk to his mom a game. more than a week later he and his siblings got their first look at what's left of their parent's dream. in the ashes, a tattered american flag. she was a patriot in every spring couldn't fly gone at all. >>proudly. in love to wave that flag is high she could now another flag waves in that spot. >>sending a hopeful message to all of grand county literally that we will rise from the ashes will get through it will rebuild will do everything necessary to assist our neighbors and friends you know it may take years we'll get this place rebuilt and will continue to create members on their property. >>that was rachel reporting for us tonight. meanwhile for the first time in days folks in grand county colorado getting a chance to see their homes for the first time. the neighborhood getting temporary access to the area with one family left shaken to see just how close the flames got to their home. we saw the the fire line. >>this case most of florida ard. because you can see the the dead grass

(mocking tone) "mom, jj's copying me!" grow up. mom! knock it off!cken. >>> we are back with big news from amazon. the internet giant is jumping into the pharmacy business, which could spark dramatic change in how we get prescriptions filled and how much we pay for them. becky worley has the details. good morning, becky. >> reporter: that's right, george, good morning. amazon has already taken over our shopping world and now our medications. amazon announcing the launch of its new amazon pharmacy with the hopes of making it easier to get prescriptions and possibly save you some bucks. >> introducing amazon pharmacy. >> reporter: amazon is expanding what it brings to your doorstep. >> now, you can get your meds delivered just like everything else. >> reporter: the company's latest venture, amazon pharmacy, prescription medications delivered right to your home. >> the online prescription world is now something that is so much more viable than it was, say, even just five years ago. more people are just accustomed to ordering things online. >> reporter:

, mom!and she gave me $2. she's only given me a lousy quarter before. - oh, my. she must think that you are a very special little muffin. - yeah, this is so tits! - don't say tits, eric. - oh, i mean, this is so cool! - well, perhaps now you should take that money and open up a savings account that has compounded daily interest. - you can compound daily my ass with interest, mom. i'm going to the toy store and buy me a skateboard. - but, eric, i think maybe the tooth fairy wants you to use that money to learn about saving. - mom, you don't know what the tooth fairy wants me to do with this money, okay? you're not the tooth fairy. i'll see you later. oh, man, this is so tits! you guys, you're not going to believe this! oh, my god, you guys, seriously! just wait until you hear this, you guys! i'm rich, i'm totally rich! aren't you stoked? - what the hell's wrong with cartman? - he's fat and he's stupid? - look at what the tooth fairy left me last night. - $2. - no way. - for one tooth? - for o

. >> and your mom lives with you as well. >> well, okay.aughter] my dad went to heaven and my mom moved in with me. between her and lucy and the guinea pigs. [laughter] we have a rescue dog, a rescue cat and rescue guinea pigs. when you are kicking back with your latte i'm shoveling guinea pigs. but i couldn't be happier. my husband is still alive. i haven't murdered him yet. people say why isn't he in the pictures. because he's taking the pictures. [laughter] >> let's get to the meat of the hour. the title of the book is honestly everything you need to know about what's inside. the subtitle of fighting back against america's crime wave, that isn't a throwaway. it is key because i've heard you say on a number of occasion including just this past week that you didn't realize that you were a victim when keith was murdered and that is what a lot of the crime victims families don't realize they are crime victims as well. >> i know what you are referring to and that would be the scott peterson death penalty sentence reversal based on the fact so

and i said, "what is wrong with my mom? what happened to my mom?" and he said, "it's not your mom.ey." and, i mean, it just comes like a blow. >> reporter: back in ft. worth, police were still rounding up people gathered outside ashlea's apartment. not among them was april. april, in fact, hadn't seen ashlea for a few days. their romance had hit a bit of a bump. >> that night we -- we talked briefly about me coming over after i got off work. but then i went home. >> reporter: but someone else was there. her name was alexis torres. >> alexis torres was the last person to see ashlea alive, and was the actual last person to leave her apartment. >> reporter: that is certainly somebody you'd wanna talk to. >> obviously. yes, sir. >> reporter: alexis said she and ashlea had gone to an early thanksgiving dinner with friends in ashlea's complex. so you had thanksgiving dinner, and that was -- >> i think it was from 12? >> reporter: sure. and then hung around for the afternoon? >> yes. >> reporter: but ashlea had to work that night. >> ashlea's shift was supposed to be from 7:00 p.m. until

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mom was reaching for the same box. and sure, as issue us, there was a connection who's like both want to raise our kids. and i think more interaction like that gives hope. but what if there's only one box of cheerios left? who gets it? there's never one box and you know, i think what you're saying was it was interesting and used to hearing it because a palestinian state, if there were to be a 2 state solution, would it incorporate areas like this one is that the settlements, you know, the west bank, i don't know. i mean i see i can't really imagine a palestinian state actually occurring here, but this is israel needs its land for its biblical on terror and taggerty for its security integrity. and just for natural growth, it's all, it's all part of the same tapestry and it's not inconsistent with the arabs and palestinians living here. you're going to cause because your lovely family is just there. i've always finds it important that jewish families like kids have the right to move and live in israel. but he didn't reco