george used to tell his momma, momma someday i'm going to build you a nice home. his respect for a, achievers caused him to rise. today he is worth millions. whatever he lacked in intelligence or aptitude, of course he is a very smart made, but he made up for in attitude. some of the geniuses of the world today are broke, 40 percent of the bankruptcies are involved. have you ever wondered why many of the poor, who work for the wealthy, stay broke? three reasons. you can't learn from someone you resent. you can't learn from someone you envy. you can only learn from someone you admire. this is one of the reasons why many nations who have received billions from the united states and we are giving them, i think afghanistan needs 15 billion to rebuild. only us could blow up a nation and come back and say, now we are going to help you put it back together. i want to show you something here. this is very interesting. why do some nations who receive millions from us, hate us and despise us? why don't they change when we give them five billion? why does a nation change whe

bottle rockets, frog-launchers, weeping mommas... tijuana toilet crackers!art: three, two, one... gnomes blow up! ( laughing hysterically ) we're not ready. uh-oh. so what are we doing? a lengthening or a widening? yargh, uh... let's make it both. yargh! don't worry, it's inflammable. let's keep this our little secret. ( siren wailing ) we got to hide! we'll be safe in here. ( siren ) here we are, 123 fake street. the home of knifey wifey. hey, chief, can i hold my gun sideways? it looks so cool. ( chuckles ) ah, sure. whatever you want, birthday boy. okay, drop the knife, stabatha. great grucci's ghost! we've uncovered a hard-core cracker house. there's enough chinese sky candy here to put you boys away for a long time. i can't go to juvie. they use guys like me as currency. yeah, they'll pass you around like... well, like currency, like you said. maybe we can make you boys a deal. your mission is to find the fireworks smugglers and get them to say something incriminating on this tape. hootie and the blowfish? yeah, it's cheaper than blank tape. great idea

now, i know it's a picture of a white girl, but i assume that's just his baby momma. [laughter] you remind me of my boy, shifty, who got locked up eight months ago. [laughter] i miss shifty. we all miss shifty. thank you for coming out. god bless you. good night. [cheers & applause] >> stephen: tonight, cable news brings back a classic series. could it be a rock 3. a rock harder. then i review an exciting children's book. i don't care how hungry that caterpillar is. it's not getting food stamps. and my guest chris fisher is a conservationist who tracks great white sharks. a flight was grounded because there was a snake on the plane. it's just like the samuel l. jackson movie, django unchained. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you for joining us, ladies and gentlemen. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you, so much. thank you in there, out there, all arou

. >> hopefully we can find this person that took our momma way. >> just before the crash the chp was following the car. they had suspicion that the driver could be intoxicated. because of safety reasons they backed off before the crash. it was risk versus gain. this is a populated area, even at 3:00 in the morning. there's hotels. denise, mcdonald's. light rail. they determined to be on the safer side and stop any further contact with this vehicle. >> now all friends and family can do is pray and hope the person that caused the crash can be found. turn yourself in, you know, they will catch up to you, and just get off the streets so you don't do this to anybody else. the investigation has been handed over to the san jose police department. it was a mere steadies that is -- mercedes that's responsible. they don't have any idea who was driving. anyone with information call the san jose police department. >>> it was a nice day. temperature in the 70s and 80s except for near the coastline, we were in the upper 60s. 69 in san francisco, 75 in oakland. 74 in antioch. we're seeing fog forma

i know that what jesus christ heard my momma's prayers. god answers our fervent heart-felt prayers, he answers those and delivers us. i realized that the stuff i have been through, the seven years i was on the streets, god was going to use it for his gggggsme maker "blackberry" agrees to a tentative four- point-seven billion dollar takeover bid from a group led by canada's fairfax financial holdings. richard quest looks at how the company-- credited with creating the first smartphones more than a decade ago -- fell so far --reporter pkg- as follows-- it was once the essential device for the titans of global business and politics the once mightily blackberry president obama vowed to hang onto his at all costs-before taking office in 2009 i'm still clinging to my blackberry- they'll have to pry it out of my hands but the collapse in blackberry's fortunes since 2009 has been stunning- at that time- blackberry held a commanding 47% percent of the us market that has collapsed to just over 2 percent today- at its peak- blackberry had a stock mar

. ♪ my momma told me, if i was good, ♪ so, in the personal sense, we stitch together our lives with musica very direct way. [rock music] i don't think that most people can tell you where they were ten years ago, but if you sing a song from that summer, they can tell you exactly where they were, who they were dating, what car they were driving in, and the music can spark those kind of things. (narrator) musical memory can function at both the personal and cultural levels. while personal memory is unique to individuals, cultural memory is something that is shared by a national, religious, or ethnic group. it often plays an important role in defining a culture's identity and its sense of the pt. [chorus singing] (narrator) in the countries of mali, senegal, and gambia in west africa, musicians known as griots have traditionally played an important role in society as storytellers and historians. the griots sing songs and proverbs accompanied by an instrument known as a kora, a spiked harp with a gourd resonator. (brown) in many african cultures, there aren't written traditions. i mean traditi

>> momma.on life, kali says with a big smile, that she has even bigger plans. >> i plan to become a hair stylist. and do hair. yep. that's my dream. >> oh. >> her doctor says she can go back to school on monday. >> that's amazing. >> for the first half of the day. and continue therapy in the second half of the day. so, she is a walking miracle. >> she is. >> and her mom is the one to thank for this. >> interesting. doing this show, we start covering these stories as news stories. and now, to see her, now to see her come back. that's great. >> that's great. >>> and more happy news for everybody. so, we've had a blast this week. heading back to school, as you do, through our pep rally. it's called "gma"-u. and today is josh's turn. >> that's great because we are going to santa barbara, folks. oh, we're going west. the university of california at santa barbara. the only thing, perhaps, as good as the school itself, are the memories that i still have from my days there. take a look. ♪ tucked betwee

. >> that momma is lucky to have that baby. >> he looks really young.him talk, he's a baby. >> he is. >>> time, now, for sports. an emotional night in the bronx. >> that's right. yankees mariano rivera pitches in his final home game. here's neil and stan at espn with all the details. >> good morning, america. i mean that. he's stan. i'm neil. we're on your "sportscenter" set in los angeles. stan is our closer. >> big night in new york for the yankees long-time closer, mariano rivera. got to see him for the last time. the yankees will close out the season in houston. they've been eliminated in the playoffs. this is the last game at yankee stadium and rivera's last season. brought him in the eighth. yunel escobar, had the plate. he pops out to robinson cano. that was actually in the ninth. rivera's two long-time friends, andy pettitte and derek jeter come out to make the pitching change. rivera takes some of the dirt from the mound with him. yankees lose 4-0. but what a moment. >> when your brothers, derek jeter and andy pettitte came out and gave you a h

you want to be with somebody but don't want to go through the hassle of telling your momma. [ laughter ] >> my experience is the parents are against it the children are going to do it. [laughter] >> i'm not married at this point they might be happy with anybody -- just kidding. >> as long as he's -- >> that's a huge factor. i don't think that's true to just any community l. you're black, you're white, whatever your ethnic background families he is especially members of your family kind of want to you stick with that. >> that's why i say it's cultural for the racial to a certain extent because of that. that's just a culture thing that families tend to question who you're dating and you're dating choices that this person is going to become a member of their family so they're very interested in that. i think that regardless of race, families can be a barrier to getting married -- >> but their children, this is still a -- these numbers notwithstanding i don't find them huge or awesome, i'm not that surprised. they know that this is still a country where you have to think about the children

call momma. (valencia) what you want me to tell her?pictures. everybody came in the church when they weren't supposed to be. we thought they were gonna be on colored people time, a.k.a. c-p-t time, but no, they's on white people time. so they decided to come extra early. so she got pissed off with that. when is black people ever on time? (narrator) levitriss' mom finally arrives, and takes full responsibility for her daughter's own ill-conceived scheduling. i am so sorry. people already done start sittin' in the church already. i gotta throw up. ♪ (narrator) while levitriss dry-heaves in the limo, her aunt lures the guests into the kitchen for some hors d'oeuvres, so the bride can have her photos taken. but now levitriss is in no mood for a photo op. ♪ (narrator) unable to muster any enthusiasm, and still unstable from the day's drama, levitriss suddenly storms out of her own photos. just move. (levitriss' mom) levitriss, you can't go out there. there's a lot of people out there. okay. come on back. (crying) no, i feel tired. i'm so tir

and there was a platform and my four year old one day tock a wash clothe and the water came out and mommaloud. and i am thinking that is a smart by. and i realized they have an appreciation at a young age for weather. and i did with freddie the frog frog casting weather since he was a tadpole and his parents encouraged the love of weather. and they get hymnbooks and his station outside and he takes an interest in the weather, an early interest and i think one of the main lessons in there is encourage your children about what they most love to do, even if they are small, hard work pays off. what i also want to do with the book, which i think is a lovely story and beautiful illustrations, russ cox did an amazing job, but there's meteorology terms that i simplified a little bit and it's also very educational and i don't think we get it a lot in children's books. >> the old saying by mark twain, everybody talks about the weather but doesn't do anything about it. janice dean did something about it. she wrote a book. thank you. >> i adore you. i adore you. wonderful audience. thank you for havi

osbourne's first called "momma hook knows best." what was the process of writing it?ined and also giving a good message. >> reporter: one of your good friends, simon cowell, are you going to give him this book? >> absolutely. he's having a little boy, he says. >> reporter: what kind of dad do you think he'll be? >> he'll be a great dad. i think he'll love it and probably will have more many kids. >> i was the bravest and most beloved pirates. >> reporter: the book is based around a popular cartoon, where osbourne creates momma hook. you have some pirate in you. >> definitely. i think i am a pirate. i never live anywhere very long. i'm always traveling. >> reporter: she laughs. but it's true. osbourne works a lot. juggling being a talk show host, a talent show judge, a music manager and a mom of three. >> reporter: it is a family tradition, though. you all are working a lot. >> i think it was something that was imbred from ozzy and i. we were working at very young ages. it's a trait that we have installed in our children, a good work ethic. >> reporter: part of that et

i said don't ever forget what your momma come from, and i come, and my daughter look at the name, anchee, angel, she says. mom, that's not angel. that's angle. [laughter] spent at the next line with sex. >> and i consoled by chinese english dictionary. 1970 version. there is no explanation on sex site did not know how to fill out male or female. i did know which one to circle. and the rest, just impossible to go in so took it to a friend who helped me fill out the form, and by the line of english language skills, there was an option for, average, good, excellent. of course, excellent. [laughter] so with that i came to america come and i got stopped right at the customs. >> at o'hare? >> no. at the transition in seattle before coming to a lawyer. for the deportation. >> lets the sort a little bit. so you get to chicago, you get to the school of the art institute, your english isn't good enough. you have to take english classes but eventually you begin to establish yourself. tell us about your early life in chicago, where you lived, what you had to struggle with. >> i live everywhere. i li

theres some hurt if their momma dont care and their daddy aint around what you think they gotta do?gotta fend for themselves 21 thats like a little guppy in a big old shark tank. what we want to do is get the right people who have a voice out in the community dr. gregory tatum, who organized the summit, grew up in cabrini green and now lives in california. chicago is the first stop for these first summits thatll include detroit, los angeles, kansas city and ohio... hes not surprised this first time isnt well attended. i think people have this wait and see mentality even the politicians and some clergy people. and some gang members. they want to see if this is the same old same old and i understand that. i think pastor tatum will go back to the drawing board and find a way to re-group and present this in another way in the future. but some were here to listen... the days of just kind of preaching to them and telling a child dont do that that no longer works. kim hunter-bradley s mission to train young men to stay out of trouble began in earnest when her son... kordero was, a college

my husband said, well, why don't we try putting them with the momma rat.at happened right here. one by one, momma rat, that's her name, took the squirrels into her cave and has been nursing them ever since. >> i was so squared that she was going to kill them. i didn't even want to try it. i'm sure glad my husband talked me into it. it's like she did it naturally. there was no even thinking about it. maternal instinct, i guess you could say. >> reporter: don't know if it's squirrel instinct or not, but the three some fit right in with their step rat relatives getting a workout on the exercise wheel, drinking bottled water and being cute enough to convert tanya and her family from snake lovers to squirrel lovers. >> the snakes were kind of our entertainment before but they sleep all the time. we're going to get a bigger cage. i don't know if even letting them go free was a good idea. we're going to try to keep them here and make the cages bigger just for them and keep them with their mom and sister. >> it's just an amazing mixed mish-mash of stuff. >> yeah.

. >> workforce we get started how is your momma doing?nd mama and bobby were in dallas and i started coming out with "good food." it's tremendous to -- that's right after i said, mama, that's an ugly cry. i did. >> of course you did. >> so she's on the mend. >> she is. mama's fantastic. we've been through so many challenges in our life and, you know, it's just one of those things. you know. >> you find out who your friends are and who they aren't. >> quick. >> yeah, yeah. >> we love you guys. thank you for having me. >> you bet. what are we making today? >> we're making -- this is the best pie you've ever eaten out of the best cookbook ever written. >> sounds pretty good. >>> salty caramel is good, y'all. everybody is doing it. we've been eating pecan pies forever. salty caramel pecan pie with a pretzel crust. start with this much. crumble it up. i have that perfectly crumbled. >> and i'm ruining it. i'm trying to be helpful. >> we've got some butter and we got some sugar and a little bit of flour that's going to bind this together. like

and there was a platform and my four year old one day tock a wash clothe and the water came out and mommaoud. and i am thinking that is a smart by. and i realized they have an appreciation at a young age for weather. and i did with freddie the frog frog casting weather since he was a tadpole and his parents encouraged the love of weather. and they get hymnbooks and his station outside and he takes an interest in the weather, an takes an interest in the ain weather. i even if they are small, hard work pays off and separation as well. what i wanted to do with the book which i think is a lovely story and beautiful illustration. at the back of the book, there n is a glossary of terms, and it's also educational which i think you don't get in a lot of children's books.k >> everybody talks about the weather and nobody does anything about it. by they did something about it.eveb janet, thank you.a b >> i adore you. a wonderful audience. thank you for having me on. hav >>in i will be back with closin thoughts on september 11. stay with us.th. weigh you down? as soon as you feel it, try miralax. it

menopause momma needs a makeover. i guess you really want this? >> yes, ma'am.want this. >> tell me why. you told me a little bit outside. >> i just feel like i'm aged and i look old and i'm tired. so i feel like i need a new me. >> well, it's 7:00 and we are going to make you look fabulous. >> all right! >> by 10:12. >> thank you so much. thank you. thank you! >> now someone is calling me on my watch. >> of course they are. >> she's here with her kids chris and hope. let's take one last look at sandra before. there she is. let's bring out the new sandra harris. ♪ >> oh, nice. all right. >> chris and open, take it off. >> oh, my god! >> you look hot. >> quite the change. turn around, sandra. give yourself a good look. >> put your glasses on. >> oh! >> awesome. >> you look beautiful. >> thank you. >> it's great. >> we didn't do anything. they did it all. they did it all. >> so we -- i don't think, sandra, i don't think you look old. i think your hair just looked a little bit, like you -- >> it dragged her down. >> so again, this is a great haircut by vanessa. ver

and there was a platform and my four year old one day tock a wash clothe and the water came out and momma smart by. and i realized they have an appreciation at a young age for weather. and i did with freddie the frog frog casting weather since he was a tadpole and his parents encouraged the love of weather. and they get hymnbooks and his station outside and he takes an interest in the weather, an early interest and i think one of the main lessons in there is encourage your children about what they most love to do, even if they are small, hard work pays off. what i also want to do with the book, which i think is a lovely story and beautiful illustrations, russ cox did an amazing job, but there's meteorology terms that i simplified a little bit and it's also very educational and i don't think we get it a lot in children's books. >> the old saying by mark twain, everybody talks about the weather but doesn't do anything about it. janice dean did something about it. she wrote a book. thank you. >> i adore you. i adore you. wonderful audience. thank you for having me on. >> thank you. >> i'll b

. >> reporter: the snake belongs to momma cecil, the snake woman.grow up reading and hearing stories about snakes, and usually they are evil or associated with witchcraft. in some communities being this close to a snake is unheard of. she and her 19-year-old daughter started raising snakes three years ago after going to see a snake show that really impressed them. they advice meme to be careful when approaching snakes, because some are dangerous, but others like this brown house snake help get rid of rats. >> this is all about educating the community. because what i have noticed again, people are coming here for the show, no. seven out of ten say i kill the snake. what kind of a snake? what it was brown. it was a brown house snake. lot of people killed brown house snakes. >> reporter: tourists are also curious. she charges a small fee and uses the money to care for her animals. the mother and daughter team say many of her neighbors still believe the only good snake is a dead one. they have been called witches several times, but that won't stop them

and there was a platform and my four year old one day tock a wash clothe and the water came out and momma and i am thinking that is a smart by. and i realized they have an appreciation at a young age for weather. and i did with freddie the frog frog casting weather since he was a tadpole and his parents encouraged the love of weather. and they get hymnbooks and his station outside and he takes an interest in the we he takes an early interest in the weather. encourage your children in whatt they most love to do. hard work pays off, and what i also want to do with the book, it's a beautiful story. but at the back of the book, s co there's a glossary of terms that i kind of simplified a little ht bit. but it's also educational.na which i don't think we get in educational books. >> janice dean the weather machine did something about it, she wrote a book. i janice, thank you.d >> i adore you, wonderful audience, thank you for having me on. >>> i'll be back with some l closing thoughtsbe on september1 when we come back, stay with us . stay with us. man: sometimes it's like we're still in colleg

i need a sugar momma.new york that joins us with another accolade for oprah. >> it's not enough she's beloved and has nearly $3 billion to her name, but now "people" magazine has named oprah one of the best dressed in the world. the world. no scandal that kerry washington tops the list. >> when i get dresed for the event is to not end up on somebody's list. my goal is for me to feel good about what i wear when i walk out the door. so whether you like it or not, i'm happy. >> kerry effortlessly captured the title of the best dressed woman in the world. >> she's just consistent every time she steps out on the red carpet. what's important to her is she feels comfortable and she's event appropriate. you'll see her in a short moody stella mccartney. she really keeps in mind the event she's going to. >> this is couture >> that oscar winning dior gown was one of her looks that got her best high fashion style. also the best gowns of the year, three of which glided down the golden globe red carpet. the best necklin

>> momma, i'm -- >> ecstatic. >> reporter: now with a renewed release on life, kaylee says with a big has bigger plans. >> i plan to become a hairstylist and do hair. yeah, that's my dream. >>> and that mom's going to be able to watch her have that dream. >> yeah. amazing. what a beautiful young girl. what can you say? >> it's such a wonderful story, but when you look at that and the contrast is she's only the third person to survive this. >> incredible stat. when you consider only 124 people have ever been documented to have it. there's another woman here in florida. >> a 12-year-old, he didn't make it. he died last month. >> we don't hear about it so often. this is a brain eating amoeba essentially. we call it an infection. it's something that goes through your nose and goes right into your brain. i wonder what the timing was. how did the mom realize she was sick? >> how did the doctors know what they were dealing with. >> it probably looks like a million different things. >> people did everything right on this one. >>> all right. much more ahead when we come back. they served their

. >> a momma to be. >> i know my belly is getting bigger by the moment. >> we found great momprenuers take a look. >> erin is proof that good ideas come to those who wait. pregnant with twins, she spent 62 days on bedrest in 2000. with time on her hands she created custom thank you cards from her home printer. friends and family started asking her to make personalized stationary and holiday cards. one turned to three, turning her children's play room into a makeshift office. today she operates out of a 40,000 square foot facility and boasts over 100 employees and 1,000 customers every two days. >> and erin joins us with her products here. congratulations. >> thank you. it's great to be here. >> your story is great because it not only shows what you have done but i think also talks about the power of you have a simple idea and then it's all about like giving back but then also giving them more than they expect. giving the customer more than they expect. you started off when they would request one stationary set you would send two. so word of mouth spread fast. >> i found out quickly ho

. >> could you have been in her room since momma was in bed and y'all decided to play and tie each othercould have been in there and say, come on, let's play prison break or whatever. >> i don't remember. >> and then tie her up. >> i don't remember. >> and, i mean, that's fine, because you're playing a game. >> could i have tied her up and did this by accident? i feel like they were trying to find some friction between us. >> now, you said you have -- you have some anger problems. >> yes. >> who is your anger directed to most of the time? >> my sister. >> and why is that? >> because she argues with me. she bosses me around. she doesn't respect me because i'm older. she's supposed to respect me. >> i don't know what's going on. my sister is gone. why aren't we trying to find the person who did this? why are you asking me all these questions? >> do you know what time it is? because i'm getting very hungry. >> 90 minutes into the interrogation, thomas is brought into another room to eat. law enforcement officials stay with him the entire time. >> they took that child off camera for three ho

but -- >> momma. >> there's something for everyone in the vastness of tv these days.nd perhaps, a little less weight. present company included >> charles: coming up. coming back, magic johnson off the course, in the spotlight. >> 21 years ago today, the date that magic johnson told basketball fans just what they wanted to hear? >> i'm coming back to the lakers, and i'm playing again. >> charles: it was a dramatic reversal from the previous november. it stunned people in the sports world and beyond. >> because of the hiv virus, i will have to retire from the lakers. >> charles: magic johnson was poiseed to begin his 13th season with the lakers when a physical revealed in the fall of 1991 he was infected with hiv. at a time of lingering fear and ignorance about the virus, he won widespread support, including from an old boston celtics rival turned friend. >> the first call i got was larry bird. first call. he's crying, checking on me. >> charles: in a sunday morning interview, magic johnson and larry bird look back on that phone call with jim axelrod. >> picked up the p

this man has killed my momma. >> this man, an innocent husband or a cynical murderer who did in their rich relatives? >> what happened to your sister when the money ran out? >> what happened to her? she died. >> does this family see something suspicious in this convicted felon, with a trail of angry ex-wives? wife number three. >> i felt like i was being pois poisoned. >> wife number four. >> i'll be honest with you. if something happened to me, he needs to be investigated. >> and wife number one, choking on a throat lozenge? or is it is their greed talking after a tragic accident? tonight, we follow the clues. her hidden journal. >> nothing but takes, takes, takes. >> police recordings, and a new wife to be entering the picture. wife number six, just months after wife number five was laid to rest. >> you have to know whether or not you murdered shirley. >> no, i did not. >> what a grieving family does, when there's nothing to go on, except sneaking suspicions. here now, elizabeth vargas and david muir. >> good evening. highly suspicious or just highly tragic? those are the conflicts

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momma had to do what she had to do to put a roof over our heads and clothes on our back.s, and it did. >> she always tell us, you know what i'm saying, that we should have listened to her, which we should have. we chose to go off on the wrong path with the gang life and cause trouble for ourselves. we caused our mom a lot of pain and struggles through the years. we understand that. >> i don't know my dad. i was always referring to him as a sperm donor, you know? he left when i was, like, 3 months in my mom's belly. i guess he tried to kill me, kicked my mom down the stairs when she was pregnant with me. >> my father, he left when i was like 5 years old. i ain't seen him since. i don't even know the dude. i don't care about him. you know? you ain't got to care about somebody that don't be there for you. you know what i'm saying? >> be out at 10:30 tomorrow. i'll holler at you tomorrow. >> all right. i love you, man. >> i love you, too, dog. >>> up next, how solitary confinement may assure one inmate his freedom. >> i don't want nobody else on the yard that's not going home

the reason this was in question was not because the momma was a promiscuous panda, it actually appearso be the opposite. two different male man das were used as donors to artificially inseminate the cub's mother so the zoo had to conduct a paternity test to see who had to pay alimony. it confirmed the father is tnt, a 16-year-old panda and a longtime resident of the national zoo. in cheaping with chinese tradition, the cub's name will be announced 100 days after her birth. >>> it's been 761 days since the u.s. lost its credit rating, private employers added 176 thousand jobs last month. tomorrow is the monthly employment report so this is a good sign, economists surveyed by cnnmoney estimated employers added 185,000 jobs last month, that comes out tomorrow morning. >>> the fifth story "outfront," the real truth about striking syria. is that it might actually be about iran. some say that if the president does not act now after laying out his red lines, iran will be emboldened and plow ahead with building a nuclear bomb, others say if he does act, iran will be emboldened and use terror t

shooting inside the tent like, this you ought to get the fur lined pants suit ready for hillary, big momma>> hello, hey. how are you? >> uma be a dean is going to be the next chief of staff. >> bill: there is a lot to digest in that opening remark there, miller. [ laughter ] >> let's hope not. let's hope not. >> bill: all right. so,your advice is to the republican party is to kind of let's calm down a little bit, kind of get together, find some common ground, have a couple of blt's telling and stop the nonsense, huh? >> well, listen, billy, as they say in the business, the pooch has been screwed. the g.o.p. is in disarray. i'm not sure what we are not seeing here is the awkward birth of a third party because i think these two are going to brake off eventually, hillary is just sitting there licks her chops. >> bill: happiest lady in the world. okay. here in new york city, we can have the big gulp again. we can drink as much soda as we want. because the courts ruled that mayor bloomberg and the board of health cannot limit the size of sodas and you say? >> it's about time mayor lucky charms

((break 8)) i know that what jesus christ heard my momma's prayers.s those and delivers us. i realized that the stuff i have been through, the seven years i was on the streets, god was going to use it for s gggggggggg we are following breaking news out of northeast baltimore. three people are dead and another is in critical condition after a car crash at york road and northern parkway. megan gilliland is live on the scene with the latest. in: officers were in the area

no sign of zach, but i found hipster and momma o. the hippos are coming ashore. ahh! hit the deck!me. whoa! there's no time to lose. the sooner i unlock the secret to the disc technology, the better. hmm... i see she's using a gyrotonic chip that stores transformation data. very interesting. now if i can just get deeper... aviva computer voice: pass code required. pass code?! ugh! here's my pass code! (grunting) open up! aviva computer voice: entry denied. is that you, zach? what? aviva! she thinks her security measures will stop me, well i'll-- (sniffing) i recognize that breath. (grunting) and that sound. (howling) (screaming) ow! hey, get me down from here! uh, could you pass me that disc? (growling) okay, fine. fine! uh-oh. i'm losing zach's tracks. too many hippos have passed through here. yeah, to get right over there. look! they came here for breakfast. aviva: what? i thought hippos ate fish. chris: nope. they eat grass. huge mouthfuls of it! they'll eat 88 pounds of grass in one sitting. martin: but they can only come to eat it at night when it's cool out. chris: and they l

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. >> reporter: denise: pay off student loan then set up kids and momma then vacation get back purchaseew home with my husband live life to the fullest. >> reporter: bills! debt free baby >> reporter:coming up at 5:30. what the a's need to do. to clinch a spot in the playoffs. >> pam: then -- the reason why convicted child molestor. and former college coach jerry sandusky says, he deserves a new trial. >> reporter: this is video from a short time ago we have more on the latest of a standoff. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: one person already heard. officers were servi

. >> is he about to tie the knot with his baby's momma?r checked out of rehab after one day. more from the kardashian professional. >> it wasn't something that was forced on me. >>> inside tom and gisele's $25 million mansion. >>> plus -- ♪ -- "the big chill" reunion 30 years later. >>> inside the hospital after jfk was shot. behind the scenes of "parkland" with zac efron. >>> and arsenio's last-minute rehearsals before monday's big late night return. >> they're counting on me -- >> i am counting on you. no pressure. i'm counting on you big time. >> now, where yahoo! and broadcast meet for 24/7 access to celebrity news, "omg! insider." simon slips up to us and now the world knows officially the sex of his baby. hello, everyone, i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews. cowell trying to say mum on the red carpet about the is ex-of his baby but our michael yo got the tough judge chatting and, oops, simon says it was a boy. >> i was a nightmare child. >> really? >> so hopefully he won't be like me. >> simon says what? >> i was a nightmare c

this momma's all eagles for most of the gang.d touchdown run and a lesean mccoy breaks free for a 34 yd touchdown run and a 26 point lead. a late unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> welcome back. there is a problem on the lower east shore freeway interstate 80 westbound at center. the slow traffic is in a result to a stalled car. it is starting to back up the right. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. we are continuing to track the latest with a fire burning and mt. diablo. more on this mindset doubled overnight. the containment, the latest images and an update on the air quality in the area

i want to ask if momma, sharon, had advice for you as you entered this journey?at's all you can really do. >> just let it rip, right? >> exactly. >> go for it. >> however good or bad that looks. >> you're adrenaline junkie. done the running with the bulls thing. what do you think your signature move right be? >> that's a tough one. i don't know. but when i learn it, i'll be sure to let you know. >> you might want to get on that. >> absolutely. >> on the other end here, keyshawn. athletes have done very well, including three from the nfl who are winners. are you feeling the heat a little bit? >> don't ask me why i'm here. i do feel the heat a little bit. but you know, hopefully my dance partner will whip me in shape and i'll be all right. >> you have your dancing shoes on. >> not quite. but i'm all right. i think i'll be okay. >> you got big shoes to fill. i know you can do that. all right. >> snooki, you're the second "jersey shore" cast member to make it. mike "the situation" made it. but you have an advantage over him. cheerleading. are we going to see some of

. >> they said, what does your momma do for a living, he can give an answer. >> the president speaking at the united nations in one form, he'll speak in front of a church audience in another form. >> reporter: jackson went on to say that while he sprinkles his own language with ain'ts, when i'm out presenting myself to the world as me, i expletive conjugate. on twitter, jackson is apparently widely known as the grammar police for correcting other people's sloppy tweets. ironic that his own tweets are heavily laden with colorful vernacular. and this being samuel l. jackson, the occasional expletive. >> that was a well-written story. >> thank you very much. >> okay. >>> now, to the michael jackson wrongful death trial. the defense making its closing arguments. pointing the finger at the king of pop himself. saying his own bad choices, not concert promoters aeg lied. david wright has more. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: more than $1 billion of his clients' money hang on his arguments. >> you've been asked to decide if aeg lied, killed michael jackson. >> reporter: but if the law