here is princess kate looking impossibly thin three months after producing a royal heir. and new mom kardashian, showing it all off post baby. social media responded swiftly. you are a mom, don't forget, have some respect for being a mommy. as long as you are happy it is your life, not ours. boom. but perhaps the biggest reaction was saved for a former miss bikini of california and mom of three, posting this photo boldly asking, what is your excuse? one tweet responding, no one likes a showoff. >> four, three, two. >> she is making no apologies. >> i didn't call you fat? i didn't call you lazy? i didn't say you should look like me. i never said that >> new moms barely have time for a long shower or a hot bath. the idea of finding time to work out every day is nearly impossible. so, a lot of people are insulted by this. >> go ahead, bring it down. >> reporter: the working mom says she find time to exercise five or six days a week. often with this group of sacramento moms as they told our reporter. >> i don't think she is trying to preach to anybody. more so trying to inspire women. an

mom. uh, chick stuff here-- feelings, whatever. love, axl. so, mom, what do you want to do today? (giggles) (chuckles) (clatter) (gasps) my frame! oh! (sighs) oh, it's fine. it'll be fine. great. now it looks all thrown together. i'm trying to get some sleep here! have some respect for other people, people! all right, i'm gonna go watch "sportscenter" and let you hang out with your kids. it's your day. see, that's where mother's day and father's day are different. on father's day, it really is his day. (birds chirping) (knock on door) (sue whispering indistinctly) (sue and brick, singsongy) happy father's day! i held 'em off as long as i could to let you sleep. (sue) we made all your favorites-- eggs, sausage, waffles... and a mini-doughnut dad with bacon arms. well, i'll eat him first. thanks. this looks great. you kids really know how to cook. yo, pops! h.f.d.! how about a game of hoops later? you got it. bring your "a" game. it's gonna be epic! (clicks tongue) i made you a remote control caddy. mom got all the supplies from the store and then stayed up late last night to put it

very hard to take a plunge again mom here is a plan life has never had sex with that her make their lives. play. lists lists. play. live. i think. we're going to do is go did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our craft semi-colons we've been hijacked trying handful of trans national corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once it's all just i'm tom hartman and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks and rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing are not defined or ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. you know the one year's military service is compulsory here for many aged eighteen to twenty seven but many try to avoid it some legally others less so. in two thousand and thirteen six hundred fifty tho

i have this food here. mom, i love you forever, but back in the good old days i didn't get the -- spoon but i did get in the yardstick. in this woman may face child abuse charges, in fact she originally did, but an appeals court she has the right to do what she wand with their 12-year-old daughter. >> very fine line, classache lawyer situation arguing both sides. one legitimates intend to discipline. the other is child abuse. how do we distinguish that? sadly what happens is through

here it is more about experiencing, a collective euphoria with people from over 70 countries. >> reporter: you brought your mom mom is fighting cancer right now. she is going through chemotherapy. my mom went to woodstock. >> there is no negative energy. all positive. everybody is here to have a blast. >> reporter: from the outlandish outfits. >> peace, love, happiness. >> reporter: to the wild dancing and unbelievable lights. it is a world unto itself. ♪ tiesto has been performing over a decade but said this doesn't get old. what's going through your mind the moment you land here, the moment you see the crowd? >> just excitement, you know. it is amazing to be here and play in the festival. a brand new festival here. and you have to play, and some of the old stuff. it is going to be an interesting set. >> reporter: from motorcade to private jets he is literally on top of the world. >> here we go. >> reporter: with lucrative endorsement deals, selling everything from computers to clothes. celebrity d.j.s getting paid big to perform at mega festivals like this and are single-handedly reviving las vegas night lif

mom. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, rainy today with a high of 60. sunny in miami and mostly sunny in chicago. sunshine in dallas as well. partly sunny in los angeles, a high of 69. >>> and time now for a check of the national forecast. it will be wet and cool from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. the midwest and south will be sunny and dry, and temperatures will be cool in the west. >>> in sports the st. louis cardinals are going back to the national league championship series for a third straight year. the cardinals and pirates meeting in a winner-take-all game five of the divisional series last night. cards' third baseman david freese gets the scoring started with a two-run homer in the second inning and in the eighth matt adams splits the game out of rich with a two-run shot of his own. cardinals' pitcher adam wainwright tosses a complete game for his second win of the series. >> this is why i signed back here. you know, this is -- there's no amount of money worth what this city and this team means to me

now, the daughter has no idea that mom is here. e one in charge of picking the date. this is going to be so good. this is going to be so good. and then everyone has heard of the term bucket list, right? well, bucket list can be cool but it's not just for old folks anymore. why not write a family bucket list? these are memories that you create as a group before your kids move out. well, later one family starts their bucket list right here but first we've got some people here with some questions. this is my favorite segment of the show called "ask steve." [applause] >> ask me a question about the law. hi, ashley. >> hi. i just got pulled over recently and got a ticket for speeding. my question is, the next time, how can i get out of it? >> so you have no intention of not speeding. clearly you just said the next time -- >> right >> so you're not going to stop speeding. >> well, i mean, probably not. >> i never talk myself out of a ticket anyway. i just sit there and hope i ain't got to go to jail. i just don't want to get a record. you

. >> my dad's here, but my mom's working.he's a good teacher. >> that's your father right there. >> yes, he is. >> what's up, bro? how are you, man? your dad's name is michael. >> yes, it is. >> uche aguoji, your dad's name is michael. >> my dad's name is michael. my mom's name is josephine. and all the children have just, you know... >> like, crazy names. >> traditional igbo nigerian names. >> all right, well, that's nice, man. that's good. you're doing great, man. love mom. she's not here today, working out. >> yeah, that's right. >> all right, we're gonna get things rocking, man. just to recap everything for you, so you're still in round 1. so far, you've banked $44,000. [cheers and applause] you're 6 questions away from $1 million. you got two lifelines remaining. are you ready, bro? >> yes. >> are you ready, man? >> i am ready. >> audience, are you ready? let's play millionaire. [dramatic musical flourish] in 1981, delaware adopted what timid sounding creature as one of its official state animals? >> i don't know this on

i saying, i wish my mom was here. she knew how to pray. i did not write that, it just came out.er spirit and her energy. i think it might be her. a praying mama will do that for you. i have one watching in indiana, so i know something about that pentecostal tradition. i know she is watching. hi, mom. let me tweak this just a bit. how difficult has it for you to be free in your music? we are not getting this everyday. know that it takes a level of courage to be free and not be yourself. >> the record company for the first two records did not touch me. .hey said to do your thing when you are done, deliver the record. i had a lot of freedom and i got used to that. that somebody was going to drive up in front of my house and say, this is the man to change you. they said, the yourself. and considerky what is around you and right and saying. -- write and sing. whatever you come up with, we will put our label on. they are historic. american culture, black culture, jazz. it was an amazing thing for them to come and say, be you. me a sense of the kind of work you have been doing musicall

here. >> your mom and dad here? >> yeah. that is my mom and my brother before i existed. >> sue lost almost everything but she still has her memories. >> to see these being salvaged it brings me to tears almost. these women who call themselves the bolder photo rescue group. are doing all of this, saving all of these memories without cheering charging a cent. charging a kent. cent. >>> ross is here. now with a day in sports. can we take a moment and appreciate what we have going on in major league baseball right now? >> just soak it up. >> two terrific series going on right now. >> detroit is looking for a spark from their offense. their manager decides to shake things up. he is now looking like a genius. leland is taking pressure off yoaustin jackson. jackson drove in the first round orunof the ball game. i know what you are saying from home. it's not a sexy high light but it worked. >> that ignited th -- tigers. the tigers exploded for five runs in the second. detroit went on to win it 7-3. and to even u up the series at 2 g

my mom is here. >> sorry, bobbi. >> rod burgundy. >> 360 horsepower. on my left is one horse.e horsepower. it makes you feel pretty dumb, doesn't it? >> this thing is literally 360 times more powerful than you. >> he says to ron i'm four types your weight. >> the horse did well in that. >> very good acting lessons, evidently. >> right. >> this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in t"the washington post" pharmaceutical firms paid to attend meetings on a pam that advises fda. they paid as much as $25,000 to attend panel meetings that shape the effective stiffness of painkillers. >>> from reuters, couples' dream wedding at yosemite dan canceled due to u.s. government shutdown. some fellow citizens who saw the couple's story pulled together and threw them a wedding offsite this weekend. congratulations. >>> some stories we're watching for you. one weekend into the government shutdown and a far more dangerous deadline looms. we're just ten days away from the risk of the u.s. defaulting on our bills. it's the year of the seque

but when i'm home, i'm a full-time mom. >> here, john, you want to help out?d a couple of minor incidents, but for the most part, you know, it's a job. >> i thought only guys were prison guards for the longest time. then i heard -- my mom said, yep, i'm working at san quentin. i'm like, really? i thought that was only a guy thing. >> i got to go upstairs and change. >> okay. >> all right. >> i'm proud of her. that's basically it. >> she does good at whatever she does. >> yeah. >> i respect what she does because it takes a strong woman to do that. >> not everyone gets it. and i think honestly a lot of people don't want to know about prison, you know. it's just kind of part of society that people just don't want to know about. >> all right, babe, i'm going to go. >> okay. >> give me a kiss. love you. see you later. all right? all right, bye. >> there's a bit of fear, but, you know, you kind of deal with it. you know, and her being a woman, other things come into your mind. so, scared, yeah, you know, some days. >> it's supposed to rain next week. get the sunshin

for them in 1952 but i want to stand up for the newcomers, as much my mom and dad are lookedden upon. they are criminals they come here to take welfare anchor babies, all the mean despicable things they said about them. they were wrong about my mom and dad, they were wrong about the irish 150 years ago. they are wrong today. today they'll see me on al jazeera and say he's got a fine suit and tie, he must have a an easy way there. no i drove a cab during my first election to finance my first campaign. i still remember, when old colleague of mine from college was about to get in the cab. i couldn't let him get in the cab. the shame i was driving the cab and he was wearing a fine suit, i couldn't let him in the cab. but i persevered and i provided for my wife and children and i worked hard. you know how i learned to work hard? because my mom and dad taught me how to work hard. there is a tradition to of hard work. the trial and tribulation, chicago plorkz is a wonderful -- politics is a wonderful world of politics. >> congressman gutierrez it's been intriguing talking to you. thanks for being part of our program. we appr

. >> reporter: mom and dad here? >> yeah, that's my mom and dad, and my brother.his was before i existed. >> reporter: sue lost almost everything but still has her memories. >> to see these being sal availabled is just -- it, you know, brings me to tears almost. >> reporter: these women who call themselves the boulder photo rescue group are saving all of these memories without charging a cent. >>> nirvana leads the list of rockers for 2013. ♪ >> kiss and hall and oats might be inducted into the hall of fame as well. >>> i'm del walters. "the stream" is next.

here for you! look what i got. aah! mom, he's here! que pasó?! que pasó?! que pasó?! ay!bed. [ knock on window ] jay: oh, geez. oh, my god. i think that's him. [ laughs ] hey! you stayed. yeah. well, you know, i'm -- i'm with the band. i thought the gig was a little sloppy in spots, but i think once i learn all the songs... i thought -- i thought this was a one-time thing. are you kidding? we destroyed in there. did you hear that one lady screaming my name? that was phil. he had a red bull. hey, guys, good gig, huh? yeah, totally awesome. heck of a gig. hey, guys. hey. i thought you were in portland. no, my parents broke up again. i'm not moving. i can stay in the band. well, this -- this is awkward. uh... cam. oh, a-awkward for me. good luck following that, ringo. i believe this belongs to you. i don't want to drag the house along with me. come here, you little monkeys. bye, grandpa, we'll miss you. i wish i could take you with me. yeah, drive safe, grandpa. i'll try. you sure you don't want to stay for breakfast? no, i ought to be hitting the road. whelp...adiós. phil:

mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down.u need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. cool. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. not anymore. what? my silverware isn't good enough for you? have -- have you seen it? yes, i have seen it, and it looks -- you gotta look better. ladies, breathe. cascade kitchen counselor here. it's not your silverware. it's likely your detergent. see, over time, cascade platinum's triple cleaning formula delivers brilliant shine finish gel can't beat. it even helps keep your dishwasher sparkling. find something, mother? no. [ counselor ] cascade platinum is cascade's best. >>> the right wingers found a new hero in its war against the poor. spongebob squarepants. that's right. spongebob squarepants. the gop is now using the lovable cartoon sea sponge as a new way to attack the safety net. >> you're f

here's your paper. thanks, robert. just stopped by momsome coffee, but couldn't take all the...mom and dad. here. you can have ray's. oh. thanks. there's a vibe over there that gives me... i can't describe it. searing abdominal cramps. why do you keep going over there? good coffee. how's this, huh? well, when you... when you factor in the vibe here, the...the whole package is good. robert: hey, ray. robert. out of milk. you did that on purpose. you wanted milk. [door opens and closes] i've gotta buy myself a coffee maker. with everything. go! gooo! but instead she gives him capri sun. with absolutely no artificial preservatives. that's why we reimagined the range using a tri-ring burner. from the lowest simmer, to the hottest sear, nothing can stop you from achieving the perfect dish... almost. ge. reimagining home. visit bray & scarff and save 10% on select ge cooking appliances when you buy two or more. hurry in for this limited time offer. ♪ she doesn't care.on't know for thow debra can let your. go to work like that. what's that, dear

mckenzie's mom janet is here and she is fuming. she wants her peanut to be left alone. please welcome janet. [applause] >> baby. hey, baby. >> kirk: that is a tall peanut. >> if you ever in your life again put your hands on mine, you know you don't want to play with me. [applause] you know. you know. don't ever touch him. >> i apologized. >> kirk: and janet i will also say as quick as he responded, i doubt she will ever put her hands on him again. all right. what do you think about what is going on here? >> oh, my god >> kirk: and when did you find out that peanut was married? >> on the news. >> kirk: wow. >> on the news when she said y'all need to leave us alone and let husband and wife work things out. i was like what? who? so heas sitting on the sofa and i walked non-said um, so you are married? and he said ma'am? as he was backing up getting off the sofa because the kids know i may have a little bit of a problem. >> kirk: i mean he doesn't wear a ring this smarnlg on thin ice. >> it was on thin ice from day one. anything at that time you do in the dark that you cann

i got mom right here. and mom -- keep her close to my heart. she's with me every day. i hurt every day to think about the past that i led. and to sit here and think every day of my life. and every day to wake up and look at concrete walls and steel bed and knowing that you don't have no loved ones there that you can embrace is probably the hardest thing that an individual can go through. >>> coming up, life inside utah state's general population and the code its convicts live by. >> they got their rules. we got ours, you know? my asthma's under control. i don't miss out... you sat out most of our game yesterday! asthma doesn't affect my job... you were out sick last week. my asthma doesn't bother my family... you coughed all through our date night! i hardly use my rescue inhaler at all. what did you say? how about - every day? coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could b

here? shelton blake's mom dorothy. now with more of "today" on this tuesday, and anthony macke is here helping me out while kathie lee enjoys the day off. we're excited to welcome the mother of my all-time favorite country star. and i think she's scared of me. her name is dorothy shackelford and she's blake shelton's mother. >> yes. yeah! >> so exciting. >> no surprise. you're a songwriter, too. right? >> i'm a songwriter. >> right. penned her first novel for the holidays called "time for me to come home." >> first of all, can we just make a toast to you for raising such a wonderful son? >> your daughter's not too bad either. i just saw her. i like the spiral curls. >> that's blake's sister. we have his sister and mother here. >> this is my second favorite day, next to the day when blake's here. but, anyway, just want to run a little clip, because your son did have having to say to show you off before we started your segment. >> hi, mom. i just wanted to say congratulations on your book. "time for me to come home". and

so for rob and for the mom over here who grieves, you have the idea i am somebody. in the movie there's tee shirts, i am somebody, everything starts with one. we got to go from here forward and replacing hate with hope. so those were good themes that came out of that movie. the department of education, we're overseeing 6.3 million students' lives for a great part of their life as a young person they are in school. how do we create the climate as tony was speaking about, richard carenza, how do you get down to the locker room level, the football field level, how do you deal with it on campus. the state has a training program on bullying sensitivity and bullying, we're one of the few state training programs in the nation. budgets are tight and to implement the new laws as tom has taken leadership to really spearhead that change, we're going to need some resources, we're going it look to foundations and reach into budgets, how do we materialize the reality of those changes that are needd? so we have some ideas, we're going to do a survey of all the school districts, th

here today. i wish so much that mom could be here to enjoy this amazing day. can still hear ringing in my tired teenage years her voice as she snapped open the shades every single morning and said, rise and shine and show the world what you're made of. i found it less inspiring at the time, but it made us who we are. i'll never forget that. to my five troops and my amazing bride who talked me into being interviewed for this job. of course with the caveat that she would be okay because the president would never pick me. i got to tell you this is your last chance to talk to him about it. mr. president, i am so grateful for this honor and this opportunity to serve with the men and women of the fbi. they are standing all around this great court yard, and standing on duty all around this country and around this world at the moment. i know already that this is the best job i have ever had and will ever have. that's because i have a front-row seat to watch the work of a remarkable group of people who serve this country. folks from all walks of life who join the fbi f

. >> reporter: mom and dad here, your family. >> that's my mom and dad, practice my brother before ireporter: sue lost almost everything. but she still has her memories. >> to see these being salvaged it brings me to tears almost. >> reporter: these women who call themselves the boldser photo rescue group are doing all of this savoring these memories without charging a cent. jim, al jazerra, bolder, cogliano. >> and the women of boulder photo rescue are take getting their work joycely seriously goa lawyer to to draft a contract so the people will feel comfortable with them with their precious pictures. >> it's a done deal. president obama sign odd oed ofa ideal with that the government opens on thursday and the country will avoid defaulting on its debt at least for now. it funds the government until january 15 and this pays the bills until february 7th. budget conferences are to be held by a sell 13th deadline. newark mayor cory booker will be new jersey's first black senator. he won a special election to replace the late frank. booker beat out republican steve lolonergan a state ide

mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. cool. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. one more time, just for themselves. before the last grandchild. before the first grandchild. smile. before katie, debbie, kevin and brad... there was a connection that started it all and made the future the wonderful thing it turned out to be... at bank of america, we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> a live look at times square, 5:44 a.m. eastern time on a day like this after a thursday night. i always drive in at 4:00 and see people still out at the clubs. >> shady characters. >> if you take 48th street across, you get stopped because one club is flooding the streets afterward. >> go to the clubs and go out and then just come to work

we haven't discussed this here. mom broke the news to you. >> here's what happened.od mood and i call my parents to say i'm getting on the plane. figured they would be excited to talk to me. and the moment i get on the phone, my mom just goes, "i'm reading about your nip slip." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> mom, don't know what you're talking about. but i guess my mom has a google alert on me. >> jimmy: oh, my god. we have to have her not do that. >> i was like, "no, that's probably wrong. i don't know what you're talking about, mom." my mom was right. turns out -- i guess some creeper like -- i guess if you videotaped it and slowed it down for one second when i went to hug my friend tracey wigfield that we won the emmy with, i guess there was a little momentary situation. i don't think it's that bad. i brought a picture. we can evaluate as a group. >> jimmy: can we show it on our show? >> yeah, it's safe for work. >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't know. >> it's not that bad. >> jimmy: it's not that bad. [ laughter and applause ] it's pretty bad. kind of all showing

of all the moms i've met here, i feel truly connected to son's mother. even though we don't speak the same language, she's so expressive, and she wears her heart on her sleeve. he's gonna be so beautiful when you get him back. >> so let me mark that right there, and i want to make a little triangle here. so it's very important to get it past here. one of the most important things that we have the opportunity to do on a trip is share knowledge. when we first came to vietnam in 1988, they proudly told me that 1,000 children had been treated with clefts since 1951. but now with the armies of people that we mobilized around the world and here in vietnam in just a little over 10, 12 years, they've done 27,000 on their own because of that stimulus. couldn't have done it without you. [ child crying ] >> oh, my goodness, it's, um... it really is one of the most beautiful things that i have ever, ever experienced -- next to the birth of my daughter -- to see his little face restored. you know, the next amazing thing will be when we bring his mother in. she was so

mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. cool. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. >>> so the government shutdown and the possibility on thursday that the u.s. reaches its borrowing limit, hitting lawmakers exactly where it hurts, in the polling data. take a look at this gallup finding, dissatisfaction with government dysfunction reaching a new high of 33%. i'm surprised it's not higher. that number doubled in just one month, surpassing the economy and other issues making voters quite unhappy these days. three-way tie for unemployment, the deficit, and health care. let's bring in our political insiders. former republican congressman for new york, fox news contributor, and a former pollster for president jimmy carter, he, too, a fox news contributor and former pollster for bill cl

here. to give a beautiful, restored, baby boy back to his mom. so now, he can have a normal life like your children have, like my children have, and now like little onis will have, thanks to you. [ music ] look at this precious face! onis now has a big, beautiful smile. what a change. what a miracle it is to see this child's life transformed. there's no limit to his potential now. >> kathy magee: i don't think anyone, in our country, wants to see a kid go without a life and to know that in 45 minutes to an hour, they can make a change in that life, they can speak, they can eat, they can go to school like their own children. i think, wow, that's the greatest thing that can ever happen to you. >> dr. bill magee: your heart has to feel it first and then you can say to yourself, what if i just gave up lunch tomorrow and gave those dollars to some kid who didn't have a chance at life? then you become as important a part of this team as i am or any other surgeon. because of you, we've been able to change the life of some child somewhere, who may never

he says, "my mom texted where are you? your friend matt is here. he's drunk. utella, mom." nutella, man. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: fixes anything. >> steve: nutella's the best. >> jimmy: your buddy's here, he's drunk. >> steve: here, have some nutella. >> jimmy: this one's from @heidi ho neighbor. she says, " i received 12 consecutive completely empty text bubbles from my mom the other day." apparently she was trying to unlock her phone. can't open this darn phone. >> steve: what the heck am i supposed to do? >> jimmy: this one from @jessementz. he says, "my mom couldn't figure out punctuation, so she would type it out, how are you, question mark?" i'm good, exclamation point. >> steve: at least she didn't ask about his colon. >> jimmy: at least she didn't ask him about his colon, yeah. thank you. you didn't want to, you just had to do it. this one is from @the real kahg. he says, "my mom texed me, hello, son. this message took me ten minutes to type. just so you know how much i love you." this ones from @holly lou harris. she says, "on valentine's day last yea

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. >> she's here with her mom, jenny, and her sister. linda is here.everly will be the next makeover. please keep your blindfolds on for a second. here's karen before. all right, karen, let's see the new you! >> oh, wow! >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> are you guys ready? all right, mom, sister, take off your blindfolds. >> oh, my goodness! >> oh, my. >> karen, you look -- >> that hair is crazy good. >> spin right around, sweetie. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, i'm in love with that hair-do. that's fantastic. >> wow. spin right around. look right at camera 12 for me. okay. >> great haircut and great hair color erases years. you look beautiful. this is the new shag. >> arson, yes. >> it's totally amazing, right? a tip here is, remember, blond hair. i love blond hair. especially on you, kathie lee. but, in fact, blond hair -- in fact, what it can do, it can sometimes wash you out. this warmth, it warms up her skin color. >> what color would you call that? >> strawberry coffee. >> ladies, what do you guys think. >> beautiful. >> beautiful. >> i used to have that color

two possible answers here are moms or dads. question is, who did parents say is more likely to give into a crying child? >> oh, man. >> is it mom or dad? sir brian, we'll go to you now. where are you playing from? >> straight to you from my man cave up here. you can see my poker stuff back here. i hold my weekly poker tournaments and try to make some money even

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. >> it's interesting to listen to her mom say i've been right here. little bit of a different perspective. >> as a parent, you don't just love your children when they're behaving and going to sunday school. you love them flat out. it's as close as we'll ever get to unconditional love. i want to sit down with tish and justin's mother and kris jenner in a couple of weeks and talk about what you do as a mother when you're still -- you're going to be their mother no matter what and they start acting out and living a life contrary to the way you raised them. what are you going to do? >> all right, guys. they've been primp and pamper and they're ready to show off their new looks. >> they look even more gorgeous. we're going to reveal their plaza makeover right after this. take a sip. you're going to have to wait. >>> back now with our plaza ambush makeovers when two lucky women from our crowd are surprised head to toe. they waited all morning long to be picked by our dynamic duo. everybody. louis licari, la-la-la, la-la-la-la. nice out. >> it's summer again

mom! we're in here, lois. he's napping. relax. i'm gonna pop it back in.d still, stewie! (both grunting) (shoulder popping) (coughing) i'm not saying i like pain. but i'm not saying i don't like it either. hey, uh, listen, billy, it's been fun having you stay here, but we really need to talk about making some new arrangements. oh, do we? is this because there's some kind of problem with the hood ornament? no, that's... it's... that's... it's-it's fine. oh, good, good. that's good to hear, 'cause it dawned on me that the only thing better than you having one of them would be you having two of them. don't you say those things. don't you say those things unless they're true. yeah, be quite a thing for you to have two of them, wouldn't it? would it ever! wonderful! the best! very fancy! now, what was it you wanted to talk to me about? nothing, nothing. (knocking) tricia takanawa? what are you doing here? peter, i'm standing here on your front porch, hoping to kill that dolphin with this harpoon. man (singing): so if ydead battery,t tire, need a tow or lock you

here. your mom -- we were talking about that. and twitter and all of that stuff. then i was like, must be weird to be a teenager and have your mom have access to everything your tweeting and -- >> following me on twitter. >> jimmy: yeah, is she following you? >> nope. >> jimmy: is your mom on twitter? >> oh, yeah. no, she created a twitter. >> jimmy: she has a twitter account and does not follow her own daughter? >> she follows katy perry and britney spears. >> jimmy: what is going on? mom, why! [ laughter ] >> i'm just not interesting enough i guess. i'm not brittany, that's for sure. >> jimmy: i know, but can you roar? oh-oh-oh-oh. can you do that? [ laughter ] wait your mom's not following you right now? >> well, i had to hack into her account and follow myself. >> jimmy: you are a bad kid. [ laughter ] you are a bad kid. you hacked into your mothers account? >> i was so offended. i was getting tweets from my fans "your mom doesn't even follow you?" "what does that mean?" i'm like, i don't know! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i don't

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