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

moms. when we see baby faces or your baby cries are raised respond more sharply and we seem to use what the different parts of the brain as well. we make me stare longer or have slightly different reactionsto emotional signals such as prime faces or streams . we seem to be more responsive to cries of pain . of course, there are some major differences between human moms and wrap moms. to rodent moms as far as we know all babies arecreated equal . but for human moms and some other animals especially for animals like sheep that raised offspring in chaotic and crowded communities and not in synagogue underground burrows, you're also to be especially responsive to our own babies. we need to be able to tell these two apart so we don't waste our energy on somebody else's kids . and they seem to be becoming sensitized and human motherboards to recognize its own site smell and sound very quickly. this happens almost instantaneously and scientists have a tough time mixing up land lines perfume to tri

with the adoptive moms but they found that given enough time foster moms and adoptive moms respond toies much like biological moms so that is a fascinating thing the other thing that i love was the importance of nurture. so the idea that any child that you take care of for have a relationship with then you are molding that child as a future mother and arguably generationsrg of mothers just by keeping tabs. so that science of adoptive moms is one of the coolest things. >> the conditions a social economic status and postpartum anxiety disorder makes a lot of sense is there any connection are finding that surprised you? >> i was very surprised that a public health scholar in california who studies the relationship between economic downturn and sudden infant death syndrome i was shocked by that. i can't remember the statistics with a small drop in the cities economy with the five or 8 percent uptick that suddenly died. i was shocked by that but also how a military base announcing a closing suddenly leads to an uptick in a premature birth in that area i guess i wasn't quite as aware of how

with the adopted moms that given enough time foster moms and m adopted moms and then biological momso and it's a fascinating thing so they love this idea the importance of nurturing. and then to have a relationship with weather related by blood he were molding that child is a future mother. so i think the science of adopted moms is wonderful. >> those connections between socialn economic status and it makes sense. are there any connections or findings that surprise you. >> there is a public health scholar who studies thees relationship between the economic downturn with sudden infant death syndrome. i wasy shocked by the fact i cannot remember exactly the statistics and the cities economy for an 8 percent uptick i was shocked by that and also how a military base closing when suddenly lead to an attack on —- uptake of premature births in the area. i guess i wasn't quite as aware of how to do into the environment and how we are constantly observing and responding to the cues and ways that are not always to us on the outside they are not always happy stories basically. >> another commen

there, is your mom home yet, whatever?o, where the heck are you guys? i've been here and marquis won't stop crying. he just won't stop. he says, okay, okay, i'll be there soon. >> andre said he'd last seen marie around 5:00 p. m. just before he left for his son andre jr.'s football game. now when he returned home, marie and her car were gone. andre made a round of calls to friends, nobody knew where marie was. he then took all the kids to his mother's house and dropped them off. >> i remember somebody asked him where you going? and he says he's going to go check with my mom's girlfriends to see if he can find out where she's at. >> andre's first stop was the home of marie's friend bridget harris whom he'd called earlier. >> first he called and then i didn't really think anything of it, because i'm, like, well, she'll be back and then when he showed up, is when i got concerned. she's still not back? >> cell phones were still pretty rare in those days. >> so i paged her because i knew if i paged, she would immediately call m

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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

he buried my mom.ow, aaron, man, that's a really important memory you have but it's sort of a bad one too. i'm sorry that you have to have that memory. >> he knew exactly what had happened, and he just couldn't find her. >> but aaron seemed determined to try. he would periodically ask jean to take him out to search for bonnie. on one such trip jean remembered something eerie the child did before they left her house. >> and he said can we go look for my mom? and we go out to get to the car and he runs to the back yard and i'm going where are you going? he said, to get a shovel. like silly. you know. because he knew she was buried. he just didn't know where. >> and he'd do the same thing with detective hinson as well. >> he said i want to go search for my mom. so we'd put him in a car seat and off we'd go. >> hinson too thought the body might be buried. but he and aaron never found anything. his investigation grew colder even as his releaseship with the boy grew stronger. and the frasers for their part d

my mom got me. how fit my dad got me. his glasses, this is all old story stuff but and i had a kid moment because i asked my dad for the glass with tape in the middle from nerds. that was molly reference really at the time, my dad's notorious procrastinator. and he gave me, his glass is right off his face for work and they just wobbled on my favorite. like i had a mom and i got mild. it's not perfect. i'm not going to be good. a suck it up though i think i was good. brother, it became an arctic character. i swear spike was copy it. it would it did. mars commercial. right. i'm going to, oh, big spike would have an honest conversation with me about i'm not, i sort of i so just like trying like my god, me. and then you go from the one i think it's one on one and off supposed to be. but they folks at tv, if there's of the chargeable minute by minute they do it and it's hard to raise that are people laugh and they know they are on to something they come back and they make a proper i always like to say, you know, i was the last

and they made moms angry. number one rule in politics, do not make moms mad.oap moms are angry that means that dads are angry that means a big turnout. and so i think you'll take back the senate, big waves in the house, starkly that is the trend unless republicans screw it up which there is a chance. by that point trump is going to look at the landscape engage in my going to take another shot? he's going to have to make that decision for himself. he also dinners with melania aunt, golf every day at malaga, and so if he doesn't run the census is his nomination. [background noises] [applause] [cheering] would think the likelihood of trump's being on the ticket? [inaudible] what you think of trump waters? that is a powerful ticket. >> i kind of like that. [laughter] [inaudible] if i am drafted i will run pretty. >> good for you. >> send the checks. >> just on rodeo drive. >> i rent to lax 479. >> u.s. earlier it is $70. it is unbelievable. ninety-nine? we have a recall election going on. [cheering] think it is in that race. so i ask you, jesse watt as you have sa

wasn't my mom.red, and that it was him. >> we are the real paul fronczak's daughters. our father is a very private man, and we wish to respect that. >> i ordered a dna kit from online thinking i wanted to learn more about our family. and it came back that i had a connection with somebody who i had never heard of as a relative, and that person told me that there was a possibility that we would have some kind of connection to this story. so we did another dna test to confirm it. >> i was raised by a single mom. our grandmother. >> she loved him. >> our grandma was being accused of being the kidnapper, but there were no facts, and there still are no facts for us to know what happened and how he was kidnapped. this was a huge shock. and it came at the same time as he was diagnosed with a stage 4 cancer. his cancer started spreading fast. it was just over a year later that he was taken. that he passed away. >> we would love to have a relationship with dora. we think about her often. and just pray that sh

-- man. >> mom's our superhero.ith a superhero mom who can also light up broadway. ♪ who would ever have believed anything could knock her down? >> mr. and mrs. calvin j. gooding could like to thank you all. >> reporter: lachanze gooding, with her new husband calvin, a securities trader on the 104th floor of tower one. >> all calvin did was go to work that day. his job meant sitting behind a desk selling stocks. i mean, it's not a dangerous position. he just went to work, and he hasn't come home yet. >> reporter: she kept his clothes in the drawers. >> it's something about knowing that his sock drawer is here and it's full of his socks that makes me -- that comforts me a little bit. you know? i don't know why, but he's not really gone if his clothes are here. >> reporter: a month after he died, little zaya was born, and lachanze and calvin already had another daughter who was just 1 1/2 years old. one time little celia saw her mom crying and asked her to stop. lachanze did, but she was still so exhausted she didn't

and that makes moms angry. rule number one don't make mom mad.oms are angry dads are angry which means a big turnout. a big wave in the house and in the senate. which there is a chance. but then will i take another shot? and we have to make that decision for himself obviously. dinners with milania and golf every day. host: so what is the likelihood? silence across the room. [laughter] what about trump / jesse watters? [cheers and applause] 's. >> . >> . >> serve your country. [laughter] >> and then on rodeo drive. send them fast. >> that your gas tank it was for 79 per gallon i had one of those it is $70 it is unbelievable. ninety-nine we have a recall election going on here in california. [cheers and applause] i think whenever mutual friends larry elder is in the lead. [applause] so i ask jesse watters you have save the world so how in the world we save california? [laughter] and you have 30 seconds. >> . >> is california beyond saving. >> not being an expert in california what they've done with illegal immigration with the republican party. and

my mom, my mom gave me a pretty good blueprint though. and then what i, what i kind of learned the 2nd my daughter was born, is that our responsibilities to just kind of is while from what they did, but don't repeat their mistake. and yet i think it's a forefront any parents. my was all my parents did that to me so i'm not going to do that. my dad, even a 4 years old boy, you know, i was, i just found her on a but she was, she was, this will banner me, nanny. pretty bad. and i just tell the way she looked at me and i was just like, slight, smart for me to be beaten. you know? like, under different like tell me what you did there for years old as articulate. all i should have done this. i should have done that. you're telling me what you should have done, but we're here right now. and it was like, i knew right data for years. i was out there. we're going for my hands, my daughter, get what an inciteful thing for young about my my last but when i was 13 and my daughter you moved back to fort moody becca for so if she can, if she can get a n

she's a mom.he has kids. >> when she got, like, her hands on the case, she would call my mom almost every day. >> you finally had hope? >> did -- i did. >> that they would find your attacker? >> i did. she goes out. and she goes after, like, the evidence she's got. she goes after every tip. britney tell me that you would always heard that her case was at the top of the pile >> every time she would call i would say that i'm not gonna put it away. >> did have an instant connection with? her >> absolutely. >> gonterman immersed herself in brittani's world prior to the attack. >> who she was friends with, what those relationships were -- who, who was in her phone, who the photos were, who she hung around with, what did she like to do? she was a very social girl. she was a very good girl. >> now five years after the attack, gonterman worked the case like it happened yesterday, searching for new leads, new witnesses. >> talked to neighbors, and i would look at every house to see is there anybody at this

because the mom that's the case. but yet, john, if you care more asked him, i look at those 2000, you can you i set up the d. v. jung boots at him. ok juncture. told me my heart should be much hot. not all of them are friendships for them. and again, it's all over them for me after called missouri scholastic, in my coming to see if i can in between with mom and dad. and then can saw that when the sun, with my eyes and my cell some faster, the moon and sun, my j. d. me she's done yet. you to host, we look at how much the job here and sheet up on all of us mission of mushroom was i'm on my them up on the rabbit. a majority mc pheromone did show up with that bit. i want my mobile result to show you why should i be by the bus taxi, but i can be reached out to both of them as i, as with the help of also the front way, george way dash money back when we bought buy bought and how about she called was she, i could be tough with that but well by age, by his son hamish, a motor, the forecasts for them. i mean, but almost that

versus working mom . that's aparadox . >> we know whether moms are working for at home that is strong close family is increases the odds of a stable happy life for men and young women, we know that. families incidence of poverty and the best source of life, of love and support. having said that, many moms to work now and most dads, some dads are at home. the truth is that for married moms and dads, you use our marriage to show your children what love is about, what commitment is about and if you happen to be raising a daughter alone, if you're a man or a woman and that happens, things happen. you can still use this family first approach. building relationships with aunts, uncles. building relationships with the church family but understanding the importance of family and how it keeps, it makes kids feel secure and makes them happy. that's really key. the other part of this, hard work is a virtue. and an interesting thing i noticed among many young women i work with.i've asked them over the years what you

but you're not really trying to make a choice between that stay at home mom versus working mom, you know as a paratime. >> we know whether moms or dads are work being or at home that a strong, close-knit family it increases the odds of a stable happy life for young men and young women we know that. family is the best defense against poverty and the best source of law, of love and life-long support. having said that, you know, many moms do work now and most dads work but some dads are at home, and the truth is that for married moms and dads you use your marriage to show your children what love is about, what commitment is about, and if you happen to be raising your daughter alone, either a man or a woman, and that happens sometimes, life guess messy, things happen, you can still use this family first approach building relationships with aunts and uncles, building relationships with a church family. but understanding the importance of family and how it keeps -- it makes kids feel secure and makes them happy, that is really key. the other part of it, hard work is virtue, and an interesting

what was your mom like? >> my mom was beautiful.ays have my memory that always pops up in my head is watching my mom get ready for work in the mornings. even as a child and standing behind her in the mirror and watching her do her hair and her make-up. just an amazing woman. everyone loved her. even just over the phone, the clients that she had that never met her, they came to her memorial service. never met her and just thought she was a wonderful human being. and that's how she was with everyone. >> so you had a memorial service, but in your mind, in your heart she was still out there. >> yeah. it was a celebratory service for me. i was very emotional then, but it still was not real for me. >> and so finding out that she'd clearly been identified, i mean is it disappointment? is it relief? is it -- >> it's not disappointment. i really don't know how i'm dealing with it. the -- what's making me deal with it is having to go through the process of obtaining the remains, which i have not begun that process because i feel like that is

of being a mom is doing stuff for you. >> that's overrated -- dinner, meals.n: swedish liquor. yeah. didn't taste good. but, yeah, but, no, she was just kind of nutty. she would come up with just ludicrous ideas. i've never actually told this on tv before, but when she wasle 5, i get this call from her and she's like honey, there's something i really need to talk to you about, which in my mom's vocabulary, that meant, like, i'm redecoratng the apartment and you're going to pay for it and then i'm going to redecorate it like a week later and you're going to pay for that, too. so i had to steel myself. i went to her house and say what is it you want to talk about. she said, well, the most incredible thing happened. i thought, my god, what can this be. and she said, i went to the gynecologist last week -- and i thought, ugh, really? it was not unlike her to start a sentence like that. she told me the most amazing thing. she told me, irk still bear a child. when my mom said this stuff, as she often did, you couldn't be negative or realistic and tell her what you t

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she was and you want to mom. if you consider leaving the walk and boy, you must get a hold of my home office by the time of the office and we can't get any more. she know what the hold up. you're gonna love this awesome. well, if she's a, give us a call, but i'm a johnny with chuck, just submitted a 50 voters for them. she wouldn't meet on a yard. i'm all up isn't what the additional key he says, you know what i hope to clean the he needs to meet me as well to get to see sure. mohammed gas hollow, the yacht, tougher porter, and the shop they guess you know, when that us ah i, when i 1st went to the kind of films archive, the cynical plan of the building was really deteriorating. they had actual leaks in the archive. and you were really out of luck and trying to figure out what with the salable to feed the what they're going to be doing the local dog better mortgage would be no good actually caught him off key for more that the one where doors are numerous, filament most another one, utility for the mobile to join

it's your mom. >> yeah. >> what'd she say?> the gist of the conversation was that kathy didn't come home from work on monday night. and they didn't know where she was. >> and now it's tuesday. >> and now it's tuesday evening. >> and you think what? >> i said, "time to call the state police." >> with the permission of his commanding officer, john hecle immediately left for home. he had plenty of time to think on that five and half hour ride. he thought about the time kathy donated a kidney to save her brother's life and about the december day in 1972 when he first gazed at kathy dolan. >> she just had the biggest brown eyes you could look into. >> six months later, they were married. >> like any marriage, i think we had our ups and downs. but overall, i was happy about the fact i didn't have to worry about my family with kathy. >> you thought you were going to stay married forever? >> yes. >> the problem was john was already married to the military. john's career frequently took him away from home, sometimes for weeks at a time

his mom's family felt differently.n behind bars as just another tragedy. >> i told him on day one the only role he played in this case was the fact that he threw a house party, but you don't put somebody in prison for life for throwing a house party. >> mike hadn't even known madison well before all of this. >> before this happened i never even had more than like a five-minute conversation with him but whenever i got to the jail, i mean, we'd just sit there and talk on the phone until the time ran up on the phone. >> and he was pretty solidly in your corner? >> oh, yeah, without a doubt. >> and mike was going to make sure his nephew didn't spend his life locked up. he had worked as a police officer and was now hunting for anything that might prove madison's innocence. >> he didn't do it. that's not possible. >> coming up -- >> no dna, no blood on madison. not on his clothes, not on his hands. >> if madison had committed this crime, he'd shot both his parents at pretty close range, he'd have some blood on him. >> he'd h

another mom in a supplier. sure. which number i visit your little mistress, you lose it or see if there's like our syllabus list and then you know, if you want us to send the good news on what it says, i'm just post, it'll cover it any way i can use more with the induced and still more pro, much less than 3 years. it will senior on, on the schedules lip on the one on the, on the butter on the ask them, well, at least the butter on the what are, but you need to know why didn't pick it up and let me in on a visit to live as to the thrills perfect. i the rather driven by dreams shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask me ah, we're told the new strategic alliance comprising the united states, the united kingdom and australia is not directed against china. but of course, it is, washington is about numerous alliances against paging, but argos has a new killer dimension tensions arising in the pacific. and no doubt china will react me the the oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's pr

i was a full-time mom. i was in my kitchen.t was early in the morning in oregon, and i remember my son who was then 13 years old, running downstairs and telling me to listen to the radio and he said, mom, turn on the news. something is happening. when i walked over and turned on the news and saw what was happening, i had this horrible feeling of fight for our country, but also we had just been in new york. it was the first weekend in september, 2001, i had been with my family in new york visiting my husband's aunt and uncle and extended family of cousins, and we had seen battery park, and my husband's uncle and cousins law office was very close to the towers, and i feared for them, i feared for the city, the country, and we started trying to make phone calls right away to find out if they were ok. i did get a call immediately from my brother, whose daughter, my niece had been in one of the buildings at the world trade center and had not been calm into work that day. all day long, we tried to get through to the cousins and relat

emily: mom to mom, i am on the side of moms. reshma saujani, thanks for joining us on your efforts.e will be following that story as we gear up for the start of the nfl season, i will be speaking with jimmy botero about what is ahead for the sports broadcaster and get his response to reports about sports betting. my exclusive conversation, next. and efforts to lower a hedge fund's value fell short. a victory for the ceo. starbird has been locked in a month-long battle with box, saying that it is underperforming and made a series of questionable decisions. box said it is committed to delivering value for shareholders. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the 2021 nfl season is set to kick off tonight with a face up between the company buccaneers and --tampa bay buccaneers and the dallas cowboys. i spoke with the chairman of espn sports coverage at disney, jimmy pitaro, about the season ahead, sports betting, and much more. jimmy: mega cap is something that is important to us. we have had a lot of success with it. but out of the gate, we are coming out pretty strong here. we had ravens, raider

my mom was a young mom and me my brother my sister. we're all year. little kids three five years with the 18 19 year old in the car, you know driving the car driving this boat if anybody knows the 77 monte carlo those things are boats. she not only taught us about lowriding, you know cruising around being with your family, but she also taught us about defining the odds. she went back to school. she got a college degree. she was an accountant for a young mother having three children chicana. she instilled that in us always to be proud of who we are family first, you know always be loyal and and take care of your family no matter what like my mom did my mom sacrifice everything for us. sometimes i would feel like kind of deterred, you know, being a low riding. i always thought back to my mom. you know, she loved low riding. she was always out there no matter what. when this came about thought that it would be fitting for us to start our own all female park level when yaz means the female owners spanish. we wanted people to know that these are our cars t

how do you know your mom? but if you go with him, yes it was. it was get shot at hall the one of the dupont we went to fort car automate. amazon. i knew that call me back and we can more that mollified where the job he will one of his scholarship when he a great boy. so we should get mars. i'm going to wash him just so that the for the last i think i was bad. what it will stop the money i do spend $1.00 of the feet. why, why he just started to be be russian, but my myself, me going to see them on yeah. was the need besought was on monday, but a lot of them was the me the problem, the the, the hardly in border my own moment. marsha committee hang the sharon hazard where dan joe was here thought the children is the helicopter mission. marlene bought us dial equal to come on. so man i shot a telephone mission. that is not far enough. i bought a mission that was covered by the medicaid. you can call me at 7 london, 2000. i mean, the law the need for this out of cover a lot of the, the the thought put in a box and i think it's from a party. we're goi

because they have been in love, my mom and dad met when they were like, mom was like 18 or so.to come up to my dad and say, larry, we heard what you're going to do to sharon after this is over. [ laughter ] we just need you to know that we heard about you going to get into that backside. [ 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 ] >> sean: oh my gosh. >> and y'all, i'm not talking about no s

my mom. you won't want to miss how it is she wound up on the podcast and what it was she was there to say. so you're not going to want to miss it. all right, open up the camera on your phone and point it at the qr code at the bottom of your screen, okay? that is going to take you to a link where you can listen. open up the camera, point it at the qr code just like it's a menu. >> where's the qr code? >> it should be at the bottom of the screen. i don't think we have it on our monitors. >> there it is, i got it. >> that's don lemon. he is the co-star of the hand-off. >> no, your mom's a star. >> she didn't care. >> this is cameos. >> no respect for what we do. >> my mom has been on my other podcast silence is not an option and she takes over. and when she's on the podcast everybody loves her. oh, my gosh, don. i think your mom and my mom should do a podcast. forget about us. they're way more interesting than we are. chris, your mom -- chris' mom turned 90, by the way. she looks fantastic. she

do me mom. just keeps on actually. i think jail journals in me to do my kids can you i use that has offered extra more degree on all set. see mom every day by example, on the suit conflict on the back of the lucy equity male on campus. and they don't f m as high as on home. i'm a offered a leisure sister just was the mom is on her leisure. she's a lemme, lemme back home. she was, he left home, county was caught in a double bind over his stomach. so now you in independence as a left wing, right, you're born in algeria. he could, well, it's cited with the country of his birth. but he argued for a compromise. well sure to full independence. ah, this anger many algerians who considered coming to the band in the country. some even called him a colonial apologist. ah yeah. so this guy that got me so much to do was the ranking that i did that she was younger, what movies of edition didn't them, but that would play service for me. awarding come to the nobel prize for literature was controversial in several ways. first his age,

why are we going, mom, we ship them. do you enjoy me guess you can talk. i just you know i was but a hold him the often is no balsam kick. are there i can we so it's your stuff. why a motion to cut all that ah, cookers him? she asked yes. yes. we have more she was and you want to ms. consillio. send him a walk. can boy, you must get a hold of my mom just by the time that was off. it can, we can get any more. she know what the hold up. you're gonna love this awesome. well if she's a, give us a call, but i'm a johnny with chuck, just submitted a 50 voters for them. she wouldn't meet on a yard. i'm all up isn't what the additional key. he says, you know what, i hope to clean the he nice to meet me is when you get to see sure, mohammed the gas hollow, the yacht, tough quarter and the shop they guess you know when that us ah i, when i 1st went to the kind of films archive the physical plant as a building was really deteriorating. so they had actual leaks in the archive. and you were really out of luck and trying to figure out what with the salable to feed the w

but i went in mom this number. so i thought a very may well and the dos on the same member just a moment. and then the audio north had not been at amanda deloney, but he couldn't make it okay. well, can what it was in the model. i mean, it was i think it's important for the soon to be more widely available and i've got to send and i want to help a friend from the digitize, the entire archive. and of course, the 1st stage of doing anything like digitalization is to try to understand what you actually have been a couple of you've given them culture news, as i said, those in the months. well, i don't know, i knew or done outside of kind of monolithic and i think the earlier grandsons that existed africa and intellectual isn't left on modernism, africa, and left isn't all of these other histories are actually present in this archive and to see them acted out on film, it really changes the way that people think about a fantasy we've been seeing, especially in the past few years, these incidents have really extreme viole

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saying should we go back to china in your mom saying yes because america smells like p. there's a lot of humor. part of the tension you ran into with your parents is, you were just alluding to what chinese culture, you are hearing things in the conversation now she's bad luck, talk about squaring with what you but it grows up and seeing this is not how i want to live i don't believe this cats face is giving us bad luck. >> you think tourism for a lot of immigrant communities we become a frozen time capsule and whatever's happening in the motherland of the time is forever that motherland china even if people in china no longer believe in superstition like a disproportionate phase is bad luck my parents will forever say that the chinese thing and i will never know if that's real or not because i was not in china long enough to know but i respect that's what they were raised with because they certainly have the little superstitions that i was raised with and you can see some of it and my mother was in the hospital and i had to count the tiles to make sure that she would liv

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>> thanks, mom. >> "better things" is about a single mom raising her three daughters on her own. >> you're know if i'm going to get sex or if i can get high. >> no, hide things from me, please. >> "better things" is a fascinating example of the ways the family sitcom has adapted to the 21st century. >> mom, where is the broom? >> what are you being, a witch? >> no, i'm going to be a useless housewife from the '50s. >> i love that. >> the boundaries have been pushed back and the walls have come down. if you look back to the '50s, there were a lot of confines on what the family looked like and what was acceptable and what wasn't. >> "my three sons" was the first show that deviated from the perfect pleasantville nuclear family. >> you're going to blow up the stove again, mr. douglas? >> no, ernie. i don't think i'll make that same mistake again, ha ha. >> it was a show about a single dad. he was a widower with three boys trying to raise them in an all-male household. everybody had to do something. everybody had to pitch in. we did dishes. we were darning socks. these were things you never saw

because those day, my mom or mom me. my mom was absolutely right. she was me. i don't know how to express that promise. every day me. i miss last october, my sister in law, jesse. she was brutally murdered. she was shot in the head by her husband who she was in the middle of a divorce with. she got a restraining order, not too long after he forced his way into her house and shot her in front of her 2 young daughters. i was asked afterward by several people. chris, doesn't that change? how do you see gun control? i always responded with. absolutely not. my wife is over there, selling shirts, to raise money for domestic violence awareness and our sister's name. can you go back to the day? well, we are getting ready to watch the football game as i do hoard. very good to really watch the foot long in the ducks were playing and i was i got to call my mom and she said that there was a shooting over at johnston apartment and we didn't know where jesse was. and 1st i was like, ok, so there was a shooting. didn't know it was jesse's. we didn't really know anything. and

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