i do his momma's hair. in this moment of raw revelation. the obvious pride she showed in her new hair dresser. i thought you were a woman. how did you about who we were? >> she has a picture of y'all in her room. y'all by waterfall. she talks about you all the time. jesus said ben. what are the chances of this? patrice shrugged. why didn't you say something earlier? they ain't going to happen with your momma in the conversation. i liked the way he naild that down. i felt bad about it later. i almost didn't come. i need a break from here and it might as well be y'all. how often does he get her hair done. i do her make up too. you cover up the blue. she has emphysema. she got to worrying about it. it must have been lennor. she looks really good. i like to work on old ladies. no one objected. he pulled me closer. within seconds he had us both in hand. like an eager barby doll. sorry. every now and then, my own visuals overwhelm me. then he went down on both. i can understand why my editor didn't want this. then we went down, never neglecting e

i do his momma's hair. in this moment of raw revelation. the obvious pride she showed in her new hair dresser. i thought you were a woman. how did you about who we were? >> she has a picture of y'all in her room. y'all by waterfall. she talks about you all the time. jesus said ben. what are the chances of this? patrice shrugged. why didn't you say something earlier? they ain't going to happen with your momma in the conversation. i liked the way he naild

hey, momma. >> how are you? love you too. >> thank you for coming by. >> it's okay, baby doll. >> did you hear that? >> he's so good. >> he is. all the time. never held my son before. never touched him, never embraced him. nothing. it's hard on both of us when he tries to reach out and grab me, he's grabbing the fiberglass and i know it's got to be difficult for him. >> he says, i'm going to touch you. how come i can't touch you? >> i know. i can't hold him. can't feed him, change his diaper, all of the things i want to do. >> come to love, father, thank you for all of your blessings. amen. >> amen. >> love you, son. okay. >> after visiting her son, iris will take beau will go to the women's unit to visit his mother. >> we see daddy, we see mommy. we do this ritual every weekend, every other weekend. takes a while to get through the lines and waiting on the lines. but i figure that it's worth it because if i was in here and i couldn't see my baby, i'd want someone to bring my baby to me. >> it's a little hard. i

you love your momma?> two pets were enough for joan to fill her empty nest. >> look act your tail, it is so beautiful. wow! >> come on, kitty, kitty. >> come on, guys. hi. >> artist can at this rut berg needed a few more. >> three peacocks, six goats, three cats, last count, ten rabbits. >> she lives with 71 pets at her animal inspired artwork filled home in upstate new york. and in case you are wondering, yes, that is an angora rabbit in her lap. >> i don't know about other people but for me, proximity to these animals is very healing and it really feeds me in a way that my relationship with humans hasn't. >> come on, let's go eat lunch. >> come on. >> she oversees her menagerie with the command of a general, everything is kept spotless. >> she likes to bureau in and that's why she is such a good cuddler. >> and at night her troops climb right into bed with her. >> cats, dogs, and pigs. >> is she a good sleeper. >> she is such a good sleeper, you can't imagine. she won't move all night, in fact, she is a

i saw your mommas. i got me one and i call them daddy instead of papas.ou ain't with it, you in the past. since i guess you have nice things well you whack and because of that aspect i never ever slacked. not the female you used to date. i got a unique type situation. i'm so glad these birds they just bloop me. i speak fluently. she busy with all that blah, blah, blah. hear me out though. i'm going to leave you stern. [applause] >> in an urban high school in the science laboratory lab, two girls are discussing their project. >> you don't even know what you are doing the -- doing. you're dumb. >> you test too much. >> the day has come. the projects are to be returned. >> see, i told you? mine was the best. i told you, dummy. besides, let me see what you guys have. >> you know, i'm leaving. after school, alice and delores park thinking about human behavior. >> i don't know what people want to -- from me, for real. i have to say i think people just want me to be perfect. but you know what? i am capable of doing anything. it doesn't matter who i am or the way

it's your momma's schedule. it's all positive or drama. like we do rapping. make beats. produce. that's about about it though. >> cheryl, do you have anything to add >> >> it's going to take the kids to stop the violence >> how do we do that? >> people need to step up and tell their friends. >> voices of the future. >> hall luia. >> john, i am going to pick on you again. crn. why don't you tell us about that. it's the positive things we've doing. i am going to follow up. how we can expand what happen you're doing and who you are going to need to help you move forward to stop the violence. >> the crn is community response network. it comes from many years of experience in the mission district. the crn took a turn to not have the responsibility on one agency or program. the idea is to pool together youth-serving agencies that target the at risk kids and collectively work together through a neighborhood. the 3 components is crisis response. but also ranging all the way to supporting familying during a homicide and working along side the crisis prevention team. one of the other compo

i wonder how the yankees did tonight i sure hope grandma's doin' all right ♪ ♪ i wish i knew what momma'sat homebound flight looking for those runway lights ♪ ♪ ooh looking for those runway lights ooh ♪ ♪ looking for those runway lights ooh looking for those ♪ ♪ runway lights oh looking for those runway lights ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was a great song. nice, my man. thanks guys. billy ray cyrus, everybody! check out his new album, "i'm american." my thanks to marisa tomei, billy ray cyrus and the band, once again. and the greatest band in late night, the roots, over there you guys. [ cheers ] stay-tuned for "carson daily." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. bye-bye. [ cheers app

>> well, i'm sure she's just like your italian momma.jimmy: that's a big but right there, i mean, that's serious. and so -- your kids grandma is sophia loren. >> yes. i gave her her first grandchild and we get along famously. but the only thing that we disagree on is parenting. like, the italian mommas don't really discipline the same way we do. when i give my daughter a time-out, for her, it's like a sent her to a torture chamber. she gets very mad. shakes her head. she has to leave the room. emotional crisis. >> jimmy: really. >> when time my daughter was 2 and she was very defiant, her name is lucia. and she jumping up and down on a couch and sophia said to her, sto stop, you're going to fall. and lucia turned around to her, went, right at her. and i was like, oh, my god,d, lucia, time-out. and sophia says to me, you know, i think you're very strict with her. >> jimmy: really, even after that? well, that's how grandmas are. >> i said, what do you mean? you think it's okay for her to look at her grandmother and doo that? that's not oka

my momma hits harder than that. we need to have systems in place that view it a little differently. from the victim's point of view. and deal with it on an emotional level. people can relate to that. i think our biggest problem is the district doesn't have the capacity to address when all these groups come out it. it's not that we don't want to deal with it. we don't have a grant writer. we don't have the interfaces. tony smith. we have been working with creating those types of things. the city have been wonderful to build our capacity. if you are a principle, what do you do in a hundred different agencies come at you? you barely have the time at school. we need to create user-friendly. i think we're going to get there with our new strategic plan. how did your organization, what you do fit into the plan? it's got to be there to support what we're all about. improving student achievement. that's what we're about. i am proud to say, we've had lots of meetings, we are getting there. i am exciting working with margaret. our bureaucracy wasn't created to work with these. if you want the

i would say momma, do it again, please. i would beg her to do it again, she would say, no, go to bed, now. i grew up listening to dunbar who wrote in dialect, little brown baby. he wrote beautiful things in standard english. an angel robed in spotless white. the spirit was gone, men saw the blush and called it [inaudible]. i fell in love with that beautiful black angel. i could visualize it the way my mother would resite it. i know why the cage bird sings, it would be free. it is not a carol of joy or pray upward to heaven he fling. i know why the cage bird sings. mia angelou knew of it. i like dunbar, my grandfather used words the way he described him. good morning mr. james, how are you feeling this morning. he would say i am stepping, but not high. isn't that wonderful? okay. okay. i go play down by the creek. he would say yes, tkarlg, but be particular. that meant be careful because i love you and don't want anything to happen to you. it was coded in the be protected. he often said be careful now. that meant one thing,

loss of a momma. i lost my momma when i was on my second year. lost her and that was one of the worst things i ever went through in my life and i can never get that moment back. but that helps you to not come back. >> no, i ain't never coming back. >> puts everything in perspective, when you realize what you've lost. >> glass has experienced a lot of loss over his seven years in prison. some more painful to his vanity than to his heart. >> i've changed. i lost my hair and a big mouth gone for me. i love my hair, i'm a barber, i cutting hair, so i love my hair. i lost that and i thought i lost my life. >> let me see your head. >> it's ashy. i ain't shaved. >> on top? >> i know you got the hookup on that. >> glass' job as a prison barber has allowed him to not only change the way other inmates look, but the way he sees them as well. robert burzee is one of his regulars. >> i sat right here in this chair and said -- >> no, the first time you asked me to cut your hair, i wasn't willing to cut your hair. i thought you were gay. i used to gay bash beca

water i was not there and i'm the one who gets them six seven hundred foot high wall there now my momma giving birth he's not in the right. well. you can get there are some acquired through there are color as your around. there used to be a road over here. one right here. so we're here to tell it. what i hear. you people are taking part in history they're playing the cemetery been here for two hundred seventy years and never had this many people on it and the last hundred fifty years and ice time not gonna come through here the winds are generous and kind and since we got a minister here i will tell you what else they said to me. and these people flame beneath these graves for the first time in julian come here four years ago we had a case going to have bates on and they're no longer here if they didn't say that we came and got him. and it's not the case and the words are. only going to say johnson and i say is we're just not been heard here for a long long long time in mid august of two thousand and six the west virginia department of environmental protection poked a permit to massey e

. >> look at momma. you see momma.es. >> emotionally i have to tell myself that it's just time for bonding with him. but the hardest part is knowing that i have to leave him and come back to the cell. >> hopefully when she gets out and it'll be easier for them to bond again and be connected. >> you know, i just talk to him the whole time and try to look in his eyes, keep him looking at me so hopefully my picture will stick in his head. it's hard. i don't get to see like his first time he rolled over, the first time he grabbed at something. that part bothers me, but when i'm with him it's just like i wish time would hold still so i could spend more time with him but i treasure every minute, you know. oh. >>> coming up -- >> what the [ bleep ] this look like? >> one inmate struggles, not only with his anger but his anger management class. >> i took a ten-pound weight and i bust his head. oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need home and auto insurance. you give us your information once, online... [ whirring and bee

>> jimmy: i meant momma? this one is from @backwardsleoj.y mother dressed me as alex trebek for eight straight halloweens, then made me say, 'what is trick or treat?' at every door." [ laughter ] that's a good bit. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you should do that to your kid. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: with the moustache. what is trick or treat? >> steve: who do you get to go as? who mom, mickey mouse? no, alex trebek. [ laughter ] i want to go as pat sajak. no. he's not canadian. >> jimmy: this one is from @vancity. he says, "pulled out my running shirt from the drier and went for a long jog with my wife's panties stuck on the back of my shirt." why is every one honking at me? this is from @yourmayjesty. she says, "skydiving parachute opened, left boob fell out of my shirt. tandem master fixed my boob and said, sorry, just part of the job." [ laughter ] little boob grab, on the way down. >> steve: what are you going to do, not do it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: come on. opportunity. >> jimmy: that guy should be sued. >> steve: you know. >> jimmy:

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anything that increases her momma grizzly component, conservative women. it's helped her.he's being talked about helping her name recognition and can go to the momma grizzly stance, stand with me, this is our feminism so anything that gets her name in print is good for her. >> all publicity is good publicity. plus 13 points in just a little bit from the latest "wall street journal" poll. where do you think this leaves her in 2012? >> i think these polls are all meaningless. look at candidates high in the polls, people like rudy giuliani, wesley clark who had a big wow factor before they got into the meat of the race. i don't think the polls mean anything other than do you know who this person, is and with michele bachmann it's partly that and the fact that she's the most authentic tea party candidate. if rick perry gets in, does that cut into her sort of rising momentum? i think probably it does, but for now she's in that space. >> in that space so let's go down to the ticket. what do you think it will be and will she be part of it? >> if romney gets the nomination, and i

now biologists have been trying to coax the momma whale back to the pacific. >>> consider this, 33 years and still pungent. in fact, it's getting bigger and better every year. the garlic capital of the world is throwing its annual party and thousands are flocking to gilroy and thousands are flocking to charity. that's how it works. let's bring in george kiriyama. george, continue bother coming home tonight. just get a hotel room down no carrierringringconnect 38400 >> who send out volunteers to help. the more hours you volunteer, the more money you receive. last year, the football team received close to $8,000. >> it's a great number. without it, we couldn't have the program of football. the cost of all the football equipment is, you know, astronomical to get the proper safety equipment for the kids. >> reporter: equipment like helmets, pamtds and pads can run into the thousands of dollars. >> it helps keep the cost down, the initial fees that they have to pay. >> while football teaches the players team work and discipline, volunteering at the garlic festival provides another lesson in l

up >>> just in tonight, the first pictures from yellow stone national park after a grizzly bear, a momma bear, mauled a man to death. esntvec tn of events couple just on a morning hike. rangers say the victim and his wife were hiking when they surprised a female grizzly bear and her cubs. attempting to defend a perceived threat, the bear attacked the man. his wife searched for help, using her cell phone to call 911. rangers are working to assure the safety of others in the park, too. >> our focus was be able to post trail heads, close the area off to visitors, have our staff go in and establish patrols to make sure that anybody who might be in the area was on their way out. >> bear warning signs have been posted at the trail head. today's deadly attack marks the first bear related human death in the park since 1986. however, another mother grizzly is blamed for killing a man outside the park in montana last year. >>> his picture matches his description. well dressed, wearing loafers and with a picasso painting under his arm. he allegedly stole the masterpiece yesterday from the gallery i

. >> >> momma bear is not being blamed for the mauling that killed a california man. the first deadly mauling in 25 years at yellow stone national park. the mauling took place yesterday morning when a 57-year-old and his wife were hiking. the couple all of a sudden found themselves in front of a mother grizzly bear and her cubs. when they turned around and tried to walk away, the bear came running after them, attacking them both. he was mauled to death. his wife, marilyn, played dead as the bear sniffed her out and moved her out of the way. in southern california, neighbors of the couple are reacting to the horrifying news. >> it's nuts. i think it was smart on her part. >> they're the sweetest people. they keep to themselves. they're quiet. you know? i was really devastated. >> marilyn suffered scrapes and om those injuries.ected to sports is up next. . ♪ mmm. oh gosh. oh dear. big deal. you're delicious. so what. i've got news for you. there's no such thing... ...as a bear sheriff. you think i'm afraid of you? hey what? you don't have to be mean to the cake. i do. y

russia's markets mommas to lose most of this theme by the closing of wednesday's trading session posting gains within half a percent of the energy sector that was held before make others experts join me in twenty minutes time for more on the markets latest was. very warm welcome to you this is the line from the phone hacking scandal in britain continues to unfold on a daily basis storm clouds over prime minister david cameron his close connections with the embattled from murdoch's media empire has seen him facing some difficult questions in parliament today and with a new maori poll giving cameron his no with popularity bracing for his coming so. remiss as a canadian this story could bring him down meanwhile our season four and it takes a look it's an aspect of the case that doesn't seem so much then for. another political scandal erupts another whistleblower diaries sean hoare was the first former news of the world journalists to go on the record to allege that phone hacking was endemic at the paper and that its editor and he calls an actively encouraged it paul was found dead in his ho

. >> momma drama, indeed. >> she is now firing back after her daughter sued her saying i've given you00 a month to take care of our medically challenged brother. you got botox and cosmetic procedures and all this. she's suing her mom for that $7,500 a month. you assaulted me, hit me with a bottle. a messy family situation for that young, promising young actress. but there's stuff going on back in the house. >> yeah. have to revise that domestic drama going on there. >>> here are some stories to watch today on abc news. friends and family remember singer amy winehouse at her funeral today in london. investigators are awaiting toxicology reports because winehouse's autopsy was inconclusive. >>> expect some dire news from the postmaster general. he wants to close nearly 4,000 post offices, mostly in smaller communities. during a news conference today he will unveil a new money-saving concept for the postal service. >>> and mcdonald's is putting one of its best-known products on a diet. starting today, the happy meal will be sold with 20% fewer calories and 20% less sodium. >> well, good.

you can ask my momma. i was the craziest [ bleep ] on my block as a little kid.coward. >> following his outburst washington is returned to the hole. >> hey. is it longer than an hour? is it longer than an hour? >> when our producer checked in on washington a few days later, she found him working out in his cell. >> since i last saw you, you were refusing sny. so tell me what's going on? >> they got me this the hole. they charged me with a 115. probably transfer me off to another pen. i'm reputable. i have been walking these lines for 20 years. i'm not no coward. >>> coming up on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> the last time i was here me and the boyfriend lived in the same cell. we had the matching comforter and the matching jackets. >> he can't figure out why all the other inmates are complaining. ÷$r >>> at the spring creek correctional center in alaska we encountered a number of inmates who assured us despite the natural beauty surrounding the prison, they felt it was hell on earth. >> okay. >> currently in the worst cell you can be in. you got a concrete

. >> if pawlenty had said, i disagree, she's a hot momma -- that would be great. >> i thought republicans were the party that hated political correctness. >> i agree. they let me down here. >> he should have been like, michele bachmann is hot -- >> by the way [bleep] i. she's great. i don't know what that is. [bleep] whatever it is, we have to cut it out. >> sexy euphemism. >> i mean, i think there is nothing wrong with pointing out somebody has sex appeal. it bothers me that people bend over backwards out of fear, not because they are sorry but because they are scared. >> the only time i have sex appeal is when i bend over backwards. >> look at my web site. >> sex appeal is an asset for male politicians. it's one of the modern tools of political campaigning. but a male politician uses sexiness. >> scott brown? >> yeah. >> the truck. >> rutherford behaves. >> obama's beach picture during the campaign, as a male candidate can use that asset, so can a female. >> absolutely. what's wrong with that. they're scared of being accused of being a sexist. but you can do that to a guy. >> unless the

. ♪ my momma told me ♪ when i was young ♪ we're all superstars >> gaga goo goo! >> gaga goo goo! this way! ♪ baby i was born this way >> and coming soon, my new platforms. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we had a real commotion here last night. there was aocumentary about an electronic music festival premiering across the street. a dj tweeted that he was going to do a free show here and suddenly hundreds of people showed up. the riot police came in. but -- ravers refused to leave. they had to arrest a bunch of people. a statue of marylyn monroe from the wax museum was attacked. imagine if this crowd wasn't on ecstasy. i mean, this could have been -- the police were like, move along, there's nothing to rub up against here, it's -- [ laughter ] i really don't even know why they had to come in. there are three batmen. a superman and like six guys dressed as spider-man outtthere. you think they'd have it covered. it got a little -- [ applause ] got a little rough. police fired nonlethal bean backs into the crowd after it refused to disperse. which resulted in several minor injuries

several teenagers were on a wilderness course on sunday night, crossing a river, when they ran across a momma bear and her cub. ababs abbie boudreau joins us from anchorage with the story. good morning abbie. >> reporter: good morning, george. the students were on the first day of their trip. it was the first day they were without an instructor. four teenagers are hospitalized after coming face-to-face with a grizzly. what began as a hike through alaska's back country, ended in a fight for survival. 7 students more than 100 miles north of anchorage, alaska lined up single-file, to cross a river. only to face a grizzly bear protecting her cub. >> as they were doing the crossing, they heard from the front of the line, somebody screamed that there there was a bear. and that's when the mauling started. >> reporter: afraid for their lives, they began to run and scattered. but it was too late. the bear attacked four of the seven teenagers before eventually leaving them alone. the uninjured set up camp and gave basic first aid, and activated their emergency beacon to try to get help. but it was more

. ♪ save me, save me save me from this squeeze i got a big, fat momma ♪ yeah, you guys know it. [ laughtere, "lola." how am i not thinking of "lola?" yeah. ♪ i'm not dumb but i can't understand how she looked like a woman and talked like a man ♪ ♪ oh, my lola l, uh, la, la, la lola ♪ la, la, la, la, lola ♪ ♪ ♪ well, i'm not the world's most passionate guy but -- ♪ [ incomprehensible mumbling ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ lola la, la, la, la, lola la, la, la, la, lola ♪ ray davies is in the house tonight! [ cheers and applause ] he's the best. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: oh, i'm so excited. and also, this is a very special week, here at "late night." all this week, a very, very funny guy, my buddy, chris kattan will be here, hanging out, playing games. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ he's just in town. he's just here. oh, i love him so much. oh -- but first, it's time for a brand-new cartoon, straight out of the "late night" animation studios. now, all the people are excited about this. the internet's going crazy, twitter's going crazy. everyone on linkedin is talking about it. [ laughter ] they'r

. >> you love momma's outfits. you love it here. >> the clutch?e baby has given one c cebrity mom a radical makeover. >> that is so major that i want to carry that tonight even though i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: rachel zoe may not be a house hold name but her signature glamour can be seen throughout hollywood. any comb's giant sunglasses. kate's boheme look and camera's red carpet glam. and the list goes on. jennife jennifer, eva, demi. she turns style and glamour into a xhod commodity. >> people want to see a fairy tale. >> reporter: she's now nearly as famous a athe people she dresses, thanks to her megahit reality show "the rachel zoe" protect. >> you look bananas. shut it down. >> reporter: she even sets trends with what she says. >> so major. >> reporter: but last season, it was the anguish over hereticing biological clock that took center stage. >> i'm like okay, next year, next year, but i'm 38. and it hangs over my head every day. >> so, what's the party line? >> the party line is working on it. in what way? >> delivery tbd. >> re

>> and my answer was my momma.e polls, where i came from was getting out there and doing old fashioned retail politics. >> sean: where did obama come from? that's my question back to him. you've never held office before. >> yes. >> sean: you say -- >> i say most of the people in washington, d.c. have. how is that working out for us? >> sean: which is a great line. >> debt crisis, economy is stuck, stalled. we are in these wars and we don't have any idea what victory looks like. you are going to tell me that having previous office holding experience is a good thing? i don't think so. >> sean: for those who don't know you can give a by fog if i of yourself. you were -- give a biography of self. you were ceo of godfather's pizza. >> let's go back to when i went to pillsbury. i worked at the company and climbed the corporate ladder before it was cool for a black guy to be vice president. i became vice president at the pillsbury company. they gave me a complex, difficult problem to solve, and i solved it. >> sean: what

i figured i shouldn't have a baby momma. yeah, totally. >> but you know -- >> jimmy: when are you getting married? do you know? >> it's -- i thought when you get a ring that you could buy some time as a guy, like, they leave you alone for a few years. >> jimmy: right. >> you run out of presents. you're like, all right, i have to get a ring. you have three, four years to chill. no. that night she's like, so, when do you want to get married? now, i'm like, you ever hear of that rock band rush. she's like yeah. you know they have an album out called "2112?" yeah. that's when i want to get married. >> jimmy: you're basing it around an album? >> yeah. but it's 2012. next july. >> jimmy: are you involved in planning this wedding? >> no. come on. guys can plan bachelor parties. we know how to do that. >> jimmy: and even barely that. >> yeah, exactly. you're missing seven guys by the end of the night like "the hangover." >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> but no. i just want to plan the wedding songs. i don't want -- i'm a heav metal guy. i

look at this momma. yes, nurse can i help you? hey, doctor, can i get that one nurse?ks off tomorrow. now, last time i -- the end of season two was insane. >> yes. >> jimmy: it literally was explosive. >> yes. >> jimmy: the hospital blew up. >> the hospital blew up. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. and then you also found out you were pregnant. >> that i was pregnant. >> jimmy: what in the what -- how do you top that? >> well, i tell you what -- >> jimmy: you go to space this season. [ laughter ] >> something like that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but, you know, we open our -- our first episode is pretty intense. you know, it's the best day of our life and the worst day of our life. it opens with the wedding, and that wedding day ends with her being attacked. and then nick renada, who's mark anthony, who's the detective -- >> jimmy: j. lo's husband. >> yes. he comes back, and he finds out who attacked christina and why. he's very upset about it. >> jimmy: i'm upset, too. i'm bummed out. >> and then tom wakefield is trying to save christina's life throughout the whole episode. >> jim

remember momma from "momma's family" with her hose down around her angles.is perhaps the most modern fashion icon today. which is why the duchess of cambridge has left so many in they are disbelief. she's been spotted wearing panty hose. yep, right there and there, sheer panty hose. during her north american tour she wore stockings with dresses more often than not. >> basically every single time she is seen in public with a few exceptions where she was in boat shoes and jeans kate was in panty hose. kate's hose are so sheer and they look so good on her that people are taken by surprise to think that she was wearing panty hose. >> reporter: and a closer look revealed they had little nonslip grips on the pads of her feet proving again she's practical. >> the beautiful thing about panty hose is they can cover a multitude of sing some of those bumps and lumps that many womenen might have they smooth out and they just give you a much more polished put together look. >> reporter: nylons were all the rain in the u.s. from the '40s, well, into the '70s. ♪ gentlemen

i am an obama momma. thursday after the election i opened class up for discussion. one the points that i maid to the students was number one, now that he's been elected if you have not read the constitution, go read it. if you have read it, read it again. we have a constitutional scholar in the white house. i also wanted to say, i wish i had, i was at a college campus they were up cheering all night. young white people, we're talking about the 43% that voted for obama, many of them, it was their first election. and they passionately went out to do this. they thought change is coming tomorrow. before the swearing in. >> i wanted to say to them there was a governance issue. the other thing i did say is get a book that talks about how the presidency works every day. how does that branch of the government where you have an administration that controls approximately somewhere between 11 and 15,000 jobs. i can't remember. depends on congress to get things on to their desk. how are they going to governor. and when a formation when you start reading the commentaries, on web

oh, my god, momma. >> and later, a failed lie detector test. >> it surprised him that he didn't beatvinced he could beat a polygraph test. [ male announcer ] this is larry... whose long day starts with arthritis pain... and a choice. take tylenol arthritis and maybe up to six in a day... or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. happy chopping. >>> there's yet another twist in the missing and murdered children case. >> atlanta is a city of frustrations and fears. >> as the number of missing and murdered children grow -- >> the body was indeed another victim of atlanta's child killer or killers. >> patrick baltazar was the kid convinced he could catch a killer. >> he was like i want to find this killer and get the reward money and i'm going to buy my mom a house and i'm going to do this and i'm going to find this killer. >> his stepmother, sheila baltazar, was worried. >> for a 10, 11-year-old child to be talking like that, that was just like, wow, where is his mind at? >> patrick was a latch-key child living unsupervised with an older brother in a project apartment near d

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as long as she's enjoying what she's doing, momma going to keep doing it.us or selena gomez or whoever status, so be it. if it doesn't, that's fine too. >> reporter: have you and mickey written the new manual on creating your own success? >> i'd like to think that mickey and a have written -- created a manual that people want to emulate in her future. it's like nothing else anybody has done. i hope we haven't meshed it up so much that people will say i'd love to do this for my child. >> reporter: we caught up with them on a midwest mall tour called eden wood and the glamour girls. a variety show with pageant que queens heres. the tour is a chance for her to perform new songs off her upcoming album. ♪ it's called the -- >> after making almost a thousand dollars off "cutie patootie". ♪ they call me cutie patootie ♪ shaking my booty >> but the song and performance drew glares from the host of the show. >> i can't believe the disgust and disdain. if you want to attack somebody, attack me. i mean, come on. you have a performance family. you know, come on. my kid

. >> momma needs a -- momma needs a little operation.weekend, hoda and i are going to rehoboth beach, delaware, i've got a real family history and hoda -- look at this. >> they have these boats that go along the water and they put little signs on them. >> usually meet me at dewey beach and we'll get drunk. >> this is about browse about books. if you haven't been to rehoboth, it's one of those must-see places. we'll have a great book signing on saturday from 10:00 to noon. >> we're also going to be going around and filming the day before. so come out and see us. >> come out to rehoboth. i hope they have the drag queen volleyball. it's the best thing going, on the beach there's one area where they set up and everyone decks out, you know what i'm talking about? yes. >> we have do give you an update. last week i felt really, really badly. last wednesday during our talk i threw a wine bottle to joe and, and -- >> oh, oh -- i threw it three times. >> one more. >> he thought it was an empty -- plastic thing, it was -- it hit him in the chest. i

. >> they see the poster in the window avery put her hand up on there and said momma and it just breakseporter: now authorities have not allowed clay waller to see his children since the week of his wife's disappearance. at the same time jacque's family and friends organized large searches and, george they will be out there again this saturday looking for this missing mom. >> okay yunji, we're joined live by jacque's parents, thank you very much for coming in this morning. i know this has been 43 days of agony for both of you and, stan i was struck by a message i saw on the find jacque waller facebook page. it says to have come from jacque's dad. it says in it you write, hey, clay, i know you read this page all the time. i just wanted to mention you're not fooling anybody at all. i understand the sheriff has an orange jumpsuit picked out for you and a fine rm at the crossbar hotel. i doubt the view is good but it will be free. you will regret hurting my little girl and the tripps. why are you so convinced he's done this? >> what do i think he's done to my family? i think he's just tore

. >> my momma always said, life was like a box of chocolates. know what you're going to get. >> thinking they'll roll over and take it and keep smiling like forrest gump. >> i'm as mad as hell. and i'm not going to take this anymore. >> it means netflix suddenly losing next quarter 30% or more of their client base. >> reporter: the truth can be tough to swallow. >> you want answers. >> i want the truth. >> you can't handle the truth. >> reporter: people can't handle the truth that it costs money to keep this business alive. and if they want movies inside of 30 days, if they want these new releases and not just old movies then they have to cough up a little money here. >> reporter: the truth is, netflix is under serious pressure from wall street. >> i need to feel you, jerry. >> show me the money. >> better show me the money. >> the same way netflix is telling customers to show me the money. >> reporter: but as applpl amazon and walmart offer stronger competition, that won't necessarily be the case forever. >> this is the big risk that netflix is