>> mom! >> well, i mean, he had the badge. >> he had the badge. >> predators know exactly which lures to use and which ones kids are vulnerable to. >> reporter: michele borba says this is why parents need to teach their kids what to do in many different stranger situations. >> you role play it over and over again. you play what if scenarios. as a result, it's more lickly to seep in. show, don't tell. >> reporter: and that's what we plan to do tonight. i'm a mom with two boys, 3 and 8 years old. and i've been teaching my kids about stranger safety since they were toddlers. but like so many parents, i wonder if my kids will remember those lessons in a real life situation. i'm so curious, in fact, that later in the hour i'll be testing my 8-year-old. along with a group of other moms and dads, we'll watch our kids as we put them through a variety of tests to see how they'll react in risky situations with strangers. actual scenarios convicted child predators have used to target children. >> hey, g

especially in 2007, when his mom married a brazilian lawyer named joao paulo lins e silva. >> my mom said this is your dad. >> i knew it wasn't my dad. >> but you went along with it. >> yeah, i didn't want to make anybody mad. >> quietly, sean tried to settle into his new life in brazil, where his mom owned a successful clothing store and his mom owned a popular restaurant. po portugese became the primary language and there we trips to luks you'rous beach resorts. >> did you start to forget your dad in that period? >> no. >> never? >> never. >> even though you weren't talking to him. >> i mean, it's a big part of your life if you are a child. is your dad. you have to remember your dad. >> i think a lot of people think of a 4-year-old boy suddenly removed from home, and in a new place, would you start to forget. are you still a little guy, and you are saying no, it doesn't matter, the feelings are there, they are deep? >> yeah. >> then when sean was 8, things took a tragic turn. on august 22, 2008, hours after giving birth to a baby girl, his mom died. she was only 34. when david foun

but are moms hard-wired to be good moms?rywhere. lori is a 3-year-old who hasn't been out of diapers that long. but knows how to change them. her 5-year-old sister is kindergartner who already knows what she wants to be when she grows up, a mom. do you know for sure you want to be a mommy? >> yes. >> reporter: and how many babies do you want? >> two. >> reporter: researchers at rockefeller university now says the longing they feel, to play with strollers to feed and nurture baby dolls from such an early age, may be linked to something they're born with. some are calling it the mommy gene. while the researchers have not studied humans, they say by studying mice they have determined there's a single gene that could be responsible for motivating mothers, to protect, feed and raise their young. the study's findings means there could be a valid explanation as to why some women, like tv's marge simpson and carol brady -- >> take your lunch. >> reporter: seem like natural-born maternal figures. while others, like "man men's" betty

you know, my mom doesn't talk to me. we don't have communication, we don't have the relationship where we can understand each other. she doesn't understand i need time to try to build the relationship with my dad. me and my dad's relationship is so -- you know, like conflicted. it's broken. you know? i used to be daddy's little girl. it hurts. like yeah, they split up. i always held my mom and dad together. they split up. how am i supposed to deal with that? it's overwhelming. that's why i'm so overwhelmed and i take it out. that's why i need anger management. i need to try to find a way to help myself, not to get so angry. i can't live this way anymore. i'm done living that way. >> what do you want? >> i want help. i want to try and help myself first and try to work on me and my mom's relationship so we can talk to each other without having to yell at each other and have the same respect. they looked at it so much as oh, you need to give respect. they blame me. they pointed the fingers at me. they even said they blame m

my mom abused us. i was hit all the time. my mom had made me feel like the scum of the earth.angers me about my mom is her mouth. she doesn't know when to shut it. if i could pick and choose what kind of abuse i could take from my mom, i'd let her beat me all day long. but for her to say some of the things she said. my mom told us my dad didn't love us. i'd rather be hit than told that. my mom is mean. i hate her. my mom is a huge manipulator. she tried to keep my son from her. she got guardianship of my son in 2003 for insurance reasons only. let me make that clear. since then, we've been in and out of court with my mom trying to have them give me my son back. and my mom tried to file a false report against us that we sold meth out of my home, that we're on drugs. my mom has sent me text messages that if i didn't stop the court fight, she would make my son hate me. if i were to find out my mom had passed away, i would do jumping jacks [bleep]. >> dr. phil: jennifer's mother claims she's done nothing wrong and actually points the finger at jennifer for being abusive. >> when m

there's a soccer mom madam? >> there is.ostitution ring in new york with a client list that's supposedly who's who in new york but she ain't giving up names. >> jimmy: she's not. >> she was in rikers for four months and she's out now with an ankle bracelet on and wanted to tell her side of the story so i went to her house in new york, because she can't go anywhere. she's got a bracelet on her ankle. >> jimmy: did you get any sex off her. >> well, i didn't -- i think she's actually a manager. she's not actually -- >> jimmy: sometimes they come out of retirement actually, yeah. >> well, you would know so -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you ask her what the names were or -- >> i did and i asked her -- she had her lawyers there with her. we didn't get along. her lawyers and i did not get along. they don't like people who ask follow-up questions. you can ask a question and say i don't want to talk about that. you ask four more, they don't like that. >> jimmy: do you think she's holding on to it to protect those people or looking fo

now meet the son who made mom a star. >> my mom would have probably killaled me. >> take a look at this video. houma, arizona has seen a lot of this over the weekend watching it play out liveup see clearly in chris video, there's something stuck. this is a result of a flash flood. so as the water is rising, he crawls out of the truck on to the roof to call 911. the waters are rough and keep rising. in this part of the video we're seeing the trauk extend its ladder towards the truck, passing him a helmet and life jacket. >> almost completely under water. >> yes. as a result, they ended up having to do a swift water rescue. an indreadably dangerous mission. tell us the details. >> the chief of the goodyear fire department via skype right this minute. >> now, walk us through the steps of this swift water rescue. >> tie a rope on each side of the raft. one pulls the other keeps taught. we're steering him over to get close enough to see him step in the raft and reverse the process. pull the raft back across. >> tell me how dangerous this is. >> extremely, extremely dangerous. we can't say th

i'm a mom just like any other mom who will do whatever she can do. >> dr.hil: we're obviously not paying you to be here today but this helps that you're telling your story, which helps your family. >> and i want people to know, if i were not a good mom, i wouldn't be here. they wouldn't be healthy, happy. not one bone of any of my 14 children has ever been broken. not one has been injured. what does that say? that i'm present and i'm patient and i am a good mother. everything i do, i live for them. i would do anything for my kids. >> dr. phil: we have to take a break. nadia says she's tired of people not liking her and she wants to change her image. is that possible? i'm going to tell her what i think when we come back. losing weight clicked for us when we realized we could eat whatever we wanted and still lose weight. weight watchers online was so easy you look up a food, you eat the food, you track the food. weight -- comes right off. you have lipstick on your teeth. ok. got it. using the recipe builder, i'm making 2 point enchiladas that will blow your m

mom? she's up on the catwalk, and i'm down on the bottom, so i can look out my window and wave at her. >> the reason i'm here is because i tried to kill my husband or tried to have him killed. it was me and my mother and she had originally told one of my friends that she would give him $1,000 if he killed my husband. >> felecia art and her mother, darlene moses, each received ten years for solicitation of first-degree murder, but the two years they've spent here so far have not been all bad. >> i work in the kitchen and i'm a cook. you know, when i was still out on the streets, i really didn't know how to cook. i've learned how to cook since i've been here. >> she's just a high-spirited girl. i mean, she's just happy go lucky all the time. she loves to work in the kitchen, she loves getting out and doing stuff. i felt when we first got here, i used to watch her play volleyball at the gym and i sat and watched her and thought, she's not a little girl anymore. she's all grown up. it took me

but my mom does. >> jimmy: your mom still has this going on? have regular pets or were they all eaten by the lions? >> no, we did manage to save some of them. >> jimmy: were your friends allowed to come and sleep over your house? >> yeah. >> jimmy: they were? >> yeah. >> jimmy: because if they were my kids i would say tell her to come sleep over here. >> maybe that's why i didn't have too many friends. >> jimmy: you didn't even use a fake name. that is something else. are you aware, when you grow up with certain circumstances, i grew up in las vegas, i thought it was fun. >> wow. >> jimmy: really? you grew up in significaegfried roy's den. we'll take a wiquick break. melanie griffith is here with us. we'll be right back. jack, you're a little boring. boring. boring. [ jack ] after lauren broke up with me, i went to the citi private pass page and decided to be...not boring. that's how i met marilyn... giada... really good. yes! [ jack ] ...and alicia. ♪ this girl is on fire [ male announcer ] use any citi card to get the benefits of private pass

okay, i'm sorry, mom. she's zoned out. i know. we've cut back. mom, the kids are great. [door opens] hey, you're home early. mom, call you back. you okay? - we need more water. fill the sinks and tubs. we don't have much time. - ben, stop. it's happening, isn't it? - bass, why don't you just call her? - call her? nobody calls anybody anymore. come on, man. she's 22. she doesn't even talk on the phone. - wow. - what, you wanna give me some tech advice, huh? you with your big fat casio '80s brick phone. - yeah. [cell phone rings] it's my brother. benjamin, what's up? - where have you been? - what's going on? what's the matter? - i've been calling. where are you? - she's sending photos. - we, uh, went out, had a few. we're on our way back to base. what's going on? what's wrong? - listen to me very, very carefully. - look at that. - shh, shh, shh. - it's all gonna turn off. - what? - it's gonna turn off, and it will never, ever turn back on. - what's gonna turn off? what are you talking about? - everything. everything's gonna turn off. [call cutting out] - ben? did i lose yo

just a mom to mom note to say thank you for caring.t only read my letter, she invited my husband and i to the white house. it was an amazing experience. but what's even more amazing is knowing that our commander-in-chief and first lady are thinking about families like mine every single day. so, like i said, i'm not a political person, but i am a mom. and if someone is there for my family, and families like mine, then i'll be there for them. that's why i am so proud to introduce my fellow mom and our first lady michelle obama! ♪ mother of two. 14-year-old, 11-year-old. as of today, a daughter in high product of princeton and harvard law school. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much. let me start -- i want to start by thanking elaine. elaine, thank you so much. we are so grateful for your family's service and sacrifice and we will always have your back. over the past few years as first lady, i have had the privilege of traveling all across this country. and everywhere i have gone and the people i have met and the

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in 2008, barack obama won moms with -- married moms with children. and in 2010, they lost them badly to the republicans. so it's definitely viewed as a subset that is in swing. and when we have dug through the exit polls, they are in fact slightly different than suburban independents. baubs at first i thought, well -- because at first i thought, well, that's all part and parcel but they're different. and they also are very different than say the moms of the -- the year of the mom. the year of the woman, 1992. they're more educated. they make more money. they've had very different lives living outsidework outside of the home. so these married moms are pretty unique subset. gwen: and then of course both parties seem to be making a big pitch for the latino vote. even though the polls seem to show the democrats have a huge edge. >> i was struck by how fully this democratic party as opposed to previous years had embraced diversity. hispanics, women, gays. at the same time, the politics of identity are still very strong in this party. which is also limits

a document that legally enables a child to deal with mom's finances, take the money. it is in the power of attorney. if mom signs that when she knows what she is doing, an attorney is backing it up that helped write it, i think that will be fine. >> isist going to be every case or do you know what to look for as a teller? >> how do you know? every time a person comes in with a family member, they are pushing the button calling the authorities? >> how well does your bank know you and the days of the little local friendly bank are kind of slipping away but there are still the credit unions and so forth so getting to know the manager and the people in the bank can only help. it could hurt too, it could hurt the son who is unemployed been living off of mom, has a drug habit. that is going to be the red button being pushed. >> if anyone wants information to contact you to see how they can talk about the power of attorney, do you have a website? >> yes. they can look up pk law@pk law.com. >> very good. so important to definitely get to know your bank, your local bank >>> th

she is -- we all knew that she was a teenage mom, unmarried teenage mom, now people are discovering what through 18 years before she gave birth to justin bieber, they are really taking notice of what an extraordinary survivor she is. what a great lady. >> she is a real sweetheart. we are going to talk to her in a little bit live in the studio. and guess who else is here, proud mama, so thrilled for her, guiliana rancic is here. plus actor andrew mccarthy and singer josh turner. >> a sexy song coming up. hanging out as if they like each other. >> we will be right back after these messages. throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day men's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day men's 50+ healthy advantage. an energizing fruit flavor. new 5 rpm gum. stimulate your senses. you could spend as much as $200. olay says challenge that with an instrument that cleanses as effectively as what's sold by skin professionals for a whole lot less. olay pro x advanced cleansing system. okay. wh

three quarters of moms are in the labor force.s and for the first time in history half of the entire labor force are women but we do not have the economic policies in place to make sure we have economic security. we have a quarter of children living in poverty. so in that sense we had missouri in her speed speaking to economic security policies and speaking to the pass alk of the lilly ledbetter page rate act. we didn't have her bringing forward her kre dren den chals in the way i like but i stand by the fact that the mom in chief is an important statement because we need to acknowledge it's important work. >> it was taken that way. >> yeah. >> i want to just in a second bring in jessica valenti who just wrote a book about having kids and the roles that mother's play symbiotically and actually ly because there's this discussion they're having and also an amazing bitter sound of mitt romney's mother talking about her views on these two different roles right after we take this break. mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain

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and so they look at her as their mom because she is a mom. >> it's a natural for me to see her gettings kids out there exercising and moving around. >> the best way to take care of yourself is to own your health, to eat better, exercise more. >> it's about the whole child. it's about understanding how a child develops and how we can best put a child in a position to be successful. >> and she wanted it to be fun, to come up with "let's move." it has such a great name. let's move is something we do together. >> she is a strong woman, physically, obviously, we all saw poor jimmy fallon. ♪ ♪ >> i was wondering if you can do more pushups than i can do. >> and i thought it wouldn't be good to show off the first lady, so i thought-- >> i've seen a lead by example, a get right into it, a pull up your sleeves, hula hooping, jump roping first lady, and i think that's what we need. >> hello, mrs. obama. >> hey, dave. >> and the number one fun fact about gardening. >> with enough care and effort, you can grow your own barackoli. >> wow, look at this. >> we harvest some healthy food. a lot of carro

>> i know my mom herself has sent over $200.lus since i've been here -- it's close to 400 bucks. >> from being a member. >> exactly. so from -- i mean, that was years ago. >> okay. >> so i mean all my problem in prison now has to stem with me, bad choices i made when i was younger but -- >> they're coming back to haunt you. >> yeah. it's like leeches. just try to suck the life out of anything i have. trying to get me for whatever i could -- okay, if you want to be around us, this is what's going to happen. if you want to go to school, if you want us to leave you alone, it's going to cost you. how much are you willing to pay for us to leave you alone? >> did you stop paying? that's why you got hit in the face? >> my sister is supposed to send a guy $65. come to find out she didn't send $65. >> and that's because you owe money. >> yeah. well, it's because i'm paying for my -- >> your extortion. >> yeah. >> here's what we're going to do. i'm waiting for the information from your mom, okay? for the time being you're going to be back

navaz hurd: as a mom i want that. as a teacher i want that.rop 38 is an opportunity of a generation. who made an unexpected arrival. [ woman ] he was 4 months early, weighing 1 pound, 12 ounces. [ female announcer ] fortunately, sam was born at sutter health's alta bates summit medical center. [ woman ] the staff was remarkable. they made me feel safe, trusting, cared for. [ giggles ] they saved his life. i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates summit medical center and sutter health -- our story is you. friday september 28th. a 12 year-old girl hit and killed in a very dangerous north the intersection and among the run after cops say she is her 10 year-old to shoplift those stories and more in your morning minutes. those kind of individuals to not deserve to have children. >>> had a bay area mom accused of using her 10 year-old to shoplift. very sad things to report out of nevada where they they're flying down here. >>> there is no speed limits posted a mass of marijuana at crow has been uncovered spread throughout the entir

are you talking about moms who are based republican party moms? >> i'm also talking about -- republican anyway or are you talking some form or part of democratic moms or independent voter moms? >> i don't know how to break it down -- >> i'm just asking would this appeal to other than the base? >> i think if she attacked enough it's good. the issue of the gun, of the rifle and hunting itself, i don't think it necessarily draws the one side or the other. there are democrats and republicans who hunt. however, i think with regard to him being attacked or criticized maybe is a better word, they think might draw more not necessarily votes but sympathy that this guy is doing what he would normal doe if he wasn't running for vice president. >> i go back to congresswoman norton's point. if that's the best they can do -- they have a gap for real reasons because of economic agenda is not addressing women's concerns and because they are standing on reproductive issue that is are not resolved. that's why they are not getting women votes and all they have is i'

mom, are those my jeans? grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios in multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® liquid gels. nothing starts working faster than zyrtec® at relieving your allergy symptoms for 24 hours. zyrtec®. love the air. oh, it's so good! if this image robbed you of the great taste of untopped triscuit... goat cheese? come on! this is america! ...sorry. [ male announcer ] 100% whole grain woven for an untoppable taste. [ crunch ] side by side so you get the same coverage, often for less. that's one smart board. what else does it do, reverse gravity? [ laughs ] [ laughs ] [ whooshing ] tell me about it. why am i not going anywhere? you don't believe hard enough. a smarter way to shop around. now that's progressive. call or click today. [ grunting ] hey, becky. hey....uncle steve. for life's bleachable mom

i want to talk to your mom about this. now, mom, we are looking at dogs.why wouldn't we? they're loyal, and they're gentle, and they have a whimsical personality. - they're whimsical. - and they're the perfect family companions. - oh, i know they're whimsical. i understand. - dad, this lady and her partner, they've got one left, and they live in sausalito, and they're open from 12:00 to 3:00 tomorrow. - a dog. - i know. - it's a dog. yeah. - it's only 23.6 miles away on the i-580 west. - max, listen to mom. look at me. hold on, both of you, for a second. i never once said, ever-- thank you, babe. - what did you say? - i never once said that we were for sure getting a dog. - yeah, you said that you and dad talked about getting a dog. - we spoke-- - this is it. this is the one i want. dad, this dog, it's amazing. we're getting this dog tomorrow. - max. - yes! - oh, my god, max. honey. - you know how impossible this is gonna be. - i never said-- - now he thinks we're getting this dog. - i said that we would talk about it. - now i'm gonna have to go explain to

[applause] last december, i wrote michelle obama a christmas card, just a mom to mom note to thank her for caring for the first lady not only read my letter, she invited my husband and lied to the white house. [applause] -- it was an amazing and experience. what is even more amazing is knowing that our commander in chief and first lady are thinking about families like mine every single day. [applause] like i said, i am not a political person but i am a mom and that someone is there for my family and families like mine, i will be there for them. [applause] that is why i am so proud to introduce my fellow mom and our first lady, michelle obama. [applause] ♪ [signed, selaed and delivered - stevie wonder] [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. [applause] thank you. [applause] thank you so much. with your help, let me start -- i want to start by thanking elaine - thank you so much. we are so grateful for your families service and sacrifice and we will always have your back. [applause] over the past few years as first lady, i have had the extraordinary privilege of travelling

i was six when my mom told me it would be okay. my mom spoke louder than thunder. my mom is strong.he is shaped like a mountain just for me. every week she climbs the hills of castro to raise money to support me. >> reporter: she had a chance to perform this poem as part of the poetry slam, an experience she says she will never forget. today we caught up with her at candlestick park with 800 other poet athletes. they were trying to break the guinness book of world records for the most soccer balls dribbled at one time. >> very happy and excited. >> reporter: her mom mina says she is grateful to america scores which has changed both of their lives and countless others. the nonprofit serve morse than one thousand impoverished students in the bay area. whether on the field, at school or on the stage, mina says she is her daughter's biggest fan. and it appears through poetry the sentiment is reciprocated. >> my mother's love for me is strong. she opens the gate. scrambling puts them together. she teaches me what she learned in her childhood. her wisdom will love on in me. thank you. >>

we have the emergency lights on. >> okay, honey. >> okay, mom, mom. love you. >> reporter: amy was taken to the hospital by ambulance where she was treated for a virus. she's fine now, but she knows how close of call she had. >> i don't know if i would have made it or not and it's scary. >> reporter: amy and derek say it's difficult hearing the ordeal played out on tape. >> i tried not to cry because if i cried, then i get all nervous and wouldn't know what to say. so i tried my hardest to like not cry. >> i could just tell in his tone of voice that he was starting to get upset. mom, i love you, i love you. i just can't handle that. you know, i don't like any of my kids to be fearful of losing their mom. >> reporter: amy is proud of derek and so is the entire community of winchester. the city council plans to give him a citizen commendation award and even though derek said he did what anyone else would have done, there is no arguing this young man is nothing short of special, truly deserving of the title hero. in winchester, maureen umeh, fox 5 news.