moms for the rodent moms all babies are beautiful but for human moms and some other animals especially herd animals like sheep and crowded and chaotic 20s and knott's underground burrow we are especially responsive to our own babies. we need to to build a tell these apart so we don't waste our energy on someone else's kid. the human mother must recognize her own infant site smell and sound very quickly. this happens almost instantaneously and scientists have a tough time mixing up perfumes once they can have their baby scent memories. in humans is burning is a bit slower maybe taking a day or so but help and -- it happens. women in a credit maternity ward learned within 48 hours to wait for the sound of their babies cry only and to sleep through the cry of the other is creaming neonates. scientists call this a turn awakening an affinity for and responsiveness to in pink use sensitization. inside her brain that chemical system in childbirth than that patient or changing away our genes are stressed causing new receptors so that different zones are wired together. our infant has become th

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lemonis: what was your mom's name? trevor: karen.onis: is your mom's name incorporated in stuff? trevor: no, we've actually talked about that, but we're just not able to go there yet. lemonis: how do you keep her momentum alive? what do you guys do to do that? trevor: nothing. we started as a purpose brand, but i think we'd be more of surf-beachy brand. it just didn't feel right pushing a story of "this watch will provide meals for children in need." we wanted to make sure that people knew that it was still a cool watch and not just a donation piece. lemonis: the story that trevor's telling me has confused the heck out of me because in one sentence he's telling me that it was about his mom and the charities, and the next minute, he's telling me about surfing brands and cool things. so, i wanted to get the actual story from him. i think the fact that you have that as your purpose is a very big deal. you're driven to have this succeed because that's your connection to her. trevor: i don't think about that. i just -- i think i've pushed

it's real stuff that moms feel. they made moms angry.one rule in politics don't make moms mad. [applause] so moms are angry and that means dads are angry and that means they turn out so i think you take back the senate debate wave in the house and the starkly that the trend most republicans screwed up which there is a chance of put it that point trump is going to look at the landscape and ask them i going to take another shot? he's going to have to make that decision for himself. he also has a nice life. golf every day at mar-a-lago or bedminster eight. great courses so if he doesn't run i think desantis, the nomination is his. [applause] >> what is the likelihood of a trump desantis ticket? a hush filled the room. >> would do we think of trump watters? what do we think of trump watters? that's a powerful ticket. the desantis ticket. >> i would go with someone. if i'm drafted. >> you will do it preserve your country. >> send the checks. >> are we starting a sub one super pac? >> just filling up your gas tank to get over here. >> i landed

i went to my mom as she was getting ready, and i said, "hey, mom, i know that doug is not my dad.""hi, mama!" hi, mama! i lost my dad doug when i was seven years old. and at the time, she was saying, "you know, when you would understand the complexities of death, how do i tell you that that's not your real dad because you're donor—conceived?" and so when i found out that i was donor—conceived, i was immediately curious. i wanted to know who he is. and i quickly became frustrated because i couldn't get answers. so, this right here, that's doug. after more than a year of painstakingly searching, eve finally found who she had been looking for. steve is his name, donor 106. he is the most wonderful, warm, amazing person in the entire world. a relationship that's still ongoing for 14 years, to the point that my kids call him poppa, we spend holidays together. he even officiated my wedding. but in 2019, eve's family happiness was again disrupted when she took an at—home dna test. that's when i found out that he was not my biological father. shouting you have these moments in your life wh

you became a mom of two at 50. is there anything in writing this recalling what that was like that surprised you? >> actually because of my daughter's they make me do all the things that maybe if i was a mom in my mid- twenties i would not have appreciated. i'm calmer, and more patient. but i also think it has given me a second youthfulness. that on the swing with my kids. i don't think i would do that if i didn't have to. or go to the aquarium just the other day my two -year-old has this great belly laugh running from fish tank to fish tank. just a day of laughter. i say go for it. it's that old line it to be a 50 -year-old with kids were 50 -year-old without kids and wishing that you had some of you talk with somebody who back to college why don't you do that? you are 65 and four years you are 69 anyway. you might is obese 69 -year-old with a college degree. do it. host: very, very good point. you mentioned earlier senior senator durbin he played a central role in your political career. i wonder if you had conver

and mom. >> both of them should be recruited. slid like it was -- she was going into second base and then swooped him up. >> oh, yeah. >> it cracks me up. he was laughing the whole time. >> security was cool about it. check on the kid. make sure everybody is okay. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> harmless. >> he just wanted the ball. he just wanted to play. >>> coming up, the crisis in london's tower bridge. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. young man: thanks for having us this weekend mrs. garcy young wom

for working moms everywhere and it's about me and my daughter and it's about all of the moms who work outside of the home in the country as well. and you see me break down that barrier and i can show even a senator had to fight to bring her kid onto the floor to do her job. >> absolutely, speaking of very common experiences that women often don't talk about. you were very attendant in the book about ivf and how tough it was and a lot of women are sharing more and more and get rid of the unnecessary shame attached to it and you talked about matter of fact and how frank you were about your initial experience with a doctor at a catholic hospital who did not give you your full options. i'm hoping you can walk throughs and showed you in someone active and to be more inclusive of all fertility options. >> that was a learning experience for me because i was a congresswoman at the time and while i aspired to being a congresswoman i went to the va and va at the time did not do fertility services. and every va hospital has civilian teaching hospital that has a teaching partner and the va i went

cory's mom, just a few doors down.s of living together curtis and ella were married and she didn't mind how he coached the kids in sports and devoted spare time to his community. eventually they will serve together in the national guard. >> they had an outstanding resume. >> this is the all american void. i love the fact that he was on the school board. that was where my profession was leading. and i loved that he worked with children. he was great. he seemed to be great with the children. >> they even bought a new place in town together and moved from the house where cory had died. there was domestic tranquility at first, but eventually erica said that she saw a change in her husband. >> he detached once in a while, from the whole family, and i was kind of left off to myself. you just hide in the basement until he found work. >> then resentment exploded, in a lot of confrontation. -- it was a rebound relationship, i realize. and a relationship that i should not have done, not only for me but more importantly for my ch

and i said, "mom!”. she was recovering. and so it was fine to get back on an airplane and go back to medical school. >> they dropped me off at the airport. i just remember looking back and seeing my mom and waving. >> on april 11th, martin went in to work as normal. picked up ada from school, and arrived at the house around 11:35. >> ada said my dad told her to "go check on your mother.” and so she ran in, just calling, "mommy, mommy.” and my dad stayed in the kitchen while she went into the bathroom and found her. and then she screamed for my dad. >> my wife has fallen in the bathtub! >> who's in the bathtub? >> my wife! >> okay, is she conscious? >> she's not! >> can you calm down? >> i need help! >> it was really hard to understand him 'cause he was yelling very hysterically at me. >> she's unconscious! she's underwater! >> okay, did you get her out of the water? >> i can't. i couldn't lift her up. i let the water out. >> is she breathing at all? >> she's not! >> i tried to calm him down and tried to

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the young mom was petite, pretty, and devoted to her two kids. when she went missing, police wondered if sandi's home life was as happy as it seemed. they quickly uncovered a web of romantic relationships and a dark mystery that would take years to solve. here's andrea canning with "the disappearance of sandi johnson." >> it's a celebration no mother would ever want to miss, a child's 5th birthday. but suddenly, she was gone. out of his life. >> there's nothing that anybody could really do to fix that or, repair that missing part. >> his mother, sandi johnson was outgoing, energetic, and an awesome mom. >> those kids were everything to her. >> so why wasn't she there to sing happy birthday to her son. >> all they knew was she just disappeared into thin air. >> she should have seen you get married, she should have seen you go into the military and become a police officer one day. >> it's the toughest thing i've ever had to deal with. >> it was heartbreaking and baffling. >> it was a true mystery as to what happened to sandi. >> that true mystery,

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as a working mom because her moms everywhere working f so its also about meer my daughter but also for all of the moms in this country as well. i see that even a senator could bring her kids onto the floor to do her job. >> absolutely and speaking of you know the very common experiences that women talk about, youk are very much about talking about how that was. and this is something that a lot of women are starting to share about more and more rated giving of theg unnecessary shame attached to it. i love the way that you talk about it very moderate and frankie were about your initial experiences, with the hospitals who did not give you your full options. so you discuss this in the book, i'm hoping youou can walk throuh sma now activeop in hoping the policies could be more inclusive. duckworth: that was a congresswoman at the time and inspired to be coming at congresswoman i was at the bni also did the healthcare and at the time they still had very limited facilities. and at the va hospital had the civilian hospitals in a partner in the meeting that i go to was in a hospital happens to

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mom. my mom had 42 point one car label, nanny, 35.6. jeff collins and 11.9, and then in dependent amy on is 10.4. i when you, when i, when people have you in the heart of the yeah, i have the standing up again and i have don't fight again. my neck is that because now when law man i never saw the taliban has reclaimed but us withdraw began years earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without natal support, a betrayal of young men fighting for their country while knowing each day could be their la. i've got to stand own battle on a job. i joined audience here as part of the launch team in 2006 protest as have called for a 1000000 mom march. in that time i covered wars, revolutions, elections, and military coups from the for venice of correct. so the battle fields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. the grim consequences of mexico's bloody drug. watch the people around you, mr. governor, you've

>> i do with my mom. so we're 50/50. >> so does your mom also work here. >> would you like to meet her? >> i would love to meet her! this is our beginning. we pivoted in 2013 and began selling cross pollination. >> who runs the business >> you are the ceo >> yes. >> and you took that from your mom or your mom gave that to you or how does that work? >> i'm sorry i heard somebody say something. >> she's bossy. >> who is that is that the voice of todd? you can come out. >> how are you i'm marcus. >> i'm ronda nice to meet you. >> so she's the boss you are not the boss >> i have more retail experience ronda does the finances. >> you call her ronda. >> they have a lot of energy and a lot of enthusiasm. i want to make sure all of this excitement they have is translating into the excitement around theactual business. how are you, sir >> good. very good. >> and what is your role here? >> good question is this your husband >> he does all the legal stuff. >> how long have you been married? >> not long enough. >> go

my mom, mom me. i'm hungry. mom i was going to be that's what you see. what i was friends right. she came out last one of them. yeah. we got what, what you're doing. right. she's like, well, why did you not? my won't do me. you know, i know. i know when you look on the sad part is it gives you the name of the nazis. you're supposed to be keeping some cash around you because you would definitely bump into some of these boys on this, but you to give them money on time because they look at one of them that made it live and you know, yes, to get back. and now the cops, now the cops everywhere and i know that when i moved to the record, we didn't go through the record to get that doesn't mean that was the only one. okay. i don't know. can i look, i honestly don't know, dean, they don't think this one, you know, that's my last one. you know? when it up when you stop me for who are the guys if you want to read wrong, 3000 from it yet. i don't get the i think looking just getting me get, don't know how much i'm gonna buy you out of the money to buy the game today we'll get just can be i

because they have been in love, my mom and dad met when they were like, mom was like 18 or so.ic'd up for something that we're doing, and my dad, they had to come up to my dad and say, larry, we heard what you're going to do to sharon after this over. [ laughter ] we just need you to know that we heard about you going to get into that back side. [ laughter ] >> sean: how many people heard this? >> all the producers that were filming. >> sean: no. >> they heard him on the mic. because my dad, he just -- i don't know why he does it but they are so into each other after all these years. >> sean: how many years? >> 33 years. >> sean: wow. [ applause ] >> still in love as ever. >> sean: do they flirt in front of you? >> oh my gosh, all the time. my 16th birthday, right? you know, everybody -- people have videos, oh, happy birthday, all these different faces. family, friends, loved ones. at the end my parents are like, we love you, keke, so happy for you, turning 16. okay, video's over. then they came back on and they said, and this is for you! and started making out. [ laughter ] >>

i think my job as a mom, i plan on doing this for a long time. >> wonderful.ou plan on writing another book? [laughter] >> let's see how this one goes from let's see if it's well received. as i said, i didn't write this book just to tell my story, i wrote this book to tell america's story my mother is an example and she answered my daughter's question. i and the book with a letter to my daughter i think other moms and that might recognize would be direct to speak to your child is an adult from your current experience. if i wrote another book you might be about the people who have helped me recover. such characters there. both of whom were a physical therapist in their sex talk couple as they were so upfront about life is like and the milkshake man, he wandered around walter reed paid out of his own pocket for literally years to help support the troops. >> not to make more work for you but i think that's a fantastic book idea last month this was a fascinating conversation, thank you so much for your time and i hope all of you go out and read. thank you again. >

my mom mom me. i'm hungry. mom i was going to be ready to be actually when i was friends rides, she came out a lot more not yeah. we got, what was your friends? she's like, well, why did you know my own? do you know? i know. i know. okay. and when you come on, the sad part, is it a good thing in nature as an artist is supposed to be keeping some cash around you because you would definitely bump into some of his boys and his budget to keep them all on time. and it, because they look at one of them that made it live and you know, yes, to give back. and now the cops, now the cops everywhere and i know that we would want to didn't, we didn't go through the record to get that done. that would be fine. okay. i don't know. can i look, i honestly don't know, dean, they want this one. you know, that's my last one. you know? when it up, when you stop me for who are the guys if you want to read wrong, 3000 from it. yeah, i just don't get the, i don't think i'm looking just getting me get, don't know how much i'm gonna buy

if you don't miss my mom. my mom. my mom. oh, my god, bless all about what the about the whole bottle to my move to bundle my well, well i'm going to bob with the lumber been done. got to bob and i i don't want to move him in doc, i will never but no lambda gotten among the guy i march 22nd. the silica rebels have renewed their offense. the president has fled. the country like a rebels will soon reach by i. busy saw. busy people who call for me because they've got to know what. ringback the the wednesday was in the clearing. i had no idea i'd be leaving i got news that the rebels were actually on their way to the by the by i can, can run into the forest. but i have to leave new. so much has happened since i last the silica had come to town like a week ago and it was really bad. rumor. you're here a story. i don't know if it's true. you don't know people are coming to rob you are . so i don't think i want to live under those circumstances at this point. well, no, i think of these select the things that they do and i often ask

my mom and dad. i watch all goes on a guy belmont got on to knock on the machine with all the moms go to good day on the pool, pool the bottom to the struggle mobile on the job. i'm a little hard to go to get a lot of these and all that a little better that he's still very don't money stove about on the course soon. much of cindy calon was me on my wall. i was a mom which i don't look them up much of all of them on the water on event you could have more than i thought until i got that. if you're doing what you're kidding me, a lot crush can. can they give you? my mom loves the boys, are still home. they gave me, i can go that or the date of that class funny. i was kim was general at george. how many is i? let him know that many of the show me tell you to do this was her last in mirage. amick i'm rational allows you to luigi him on him with the banners. he talking german, he's mother bucks off of the canary that mash mental him long wanting me and many massive over going okay. i didn't, i start, he do

>> just my mom. you know, just love for my mom. >> and so. with his love, and her recipe. started making and switches. sandwiched so big, no container could contain. he pedalled them to friends and family. >> thank you. >> thank you. appreciate your support. >> they must have told their friends and family too. immediately cars started to double park outside of his house. next, word spread on social media. >> oh, my god. >> and before he knew it. >> that's so good. >> folks were lined up down the block. a foot truck operator offered the services and in just six weeks dustin raised all the money he needed and then some. >> $18,000. >> the trip was in may. >> oh, my. >> the egyptian government has seen our story and gave her the eopatra treatmen >> she repeated over and over that it was the best thing she has done in her life. >> and she died not long after you came back? >> yeah, came back and did hospic can e. >> we created so many new me memories that will last forever. he knows the name of hiss restaurant he wanted to hope. glorias. >> on the road. and that's the "the cbs

you promised your mom, tell me about the promise to your mom for the foodyo truck.kind of food your mom makes, because i want to go to her truck when you buy it, and be a customer. >> giving all glory to god, i greatly appreciate that i'm even able to be in the position to provide my mom the food truck of her dreams. a little surprised, there was actually something that came out that surprised her on a different station. somebody is actually buying my mom of food truck and making it from scratch. so she is about to be getting a hefty sum for her food truck, it's going to be the foodso truk of her dreams. it's going to be called -- what does she want? it's called pellicle's finest, she wants to make african food, sweets, and barbecue. i think she wants to base out of san antonio. i'm notts entirely sure. >> sean: my favorite barbecue is ribs. as she make ribs and chicken? that's my favorite, my personal favorite. >> she definitely does. >> sean: i have my masterbuilt electric smoker in my backyard. i love it, i use it all the time. i'm sure it's not as good. now, she

>> mom. >> "better things" is about a single mom raising three daughters on her own. >> you are my momf you are getting high or having sex. >> a futurascinating example family sitcoms adapted to the 21st century. >> throughout the years, the boundaries have been pushed back. >> no, honey, i don't think i will make the same mistake again. >> tafsit was a show about a si dad, he was a widower trying to raise them in an all-male household. everyone had to do something and pitch in. we did dishes. we were to iron socks. these are things that you never saw in the "ozzie and harriet" show. when you watch a show based on losing someone, that adds a deep rooted truth to the hardness of life. men, it gives comedy even a reason to go crazy as you want to go. >> i think that shirt is done. >> my gosh, my shirt! >> well, you have to wear your pants higher. >> in the '60s. you see the sitcoms move away solely focused on the nuclear suburban family. divorce is more prevalent in the '60s and becoming more apart of a normal american life. it took a while to be reflected if sitcoms. ♪ "the brady brunch

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