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. >> look what else showed up, the momma and two cubs. notice how he's inside for this one because it's a momma and two cubs. >> it's a whole preserve. >> matthew chegwigged captured this at colorado. what happens when the animals would come to eat? >> one week into it the doe i called scar face walked up to the car and a week later she brought her fawns back and the fawns actually saw me being nice to their mom and the fawns warmed up to me and maybe a week after they brought back five other ones so then it just kept progressing to now i have 35. >> 35! >> 35? that's unbelievable. how did you figure out that the fox likes the hot dog? >> for some reason the fox anytime i have meat scraps i throw them outside and it just so happened one day i dropped a hot dog off the grill and he was standing right there by the door and came over and scarred edsc. >> if you are not there do you think they can take care of themselves? >> they do just fine. the fox and jumps and dives into the snow and he catches mice all over the place. it's the funniest

the niners/seahawks rivalry is intensifying, but momma lynch puts it all in perspective. >> after theames those guys are all friends. it's a little rivalry. more so with the fans than the players. >> reporter: cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >> it's nice to see when he comes home and gives back. >>> anthony slaughter in the weather center right now. we want to see your beast move mode. come on, give it to us. >> the key, though, is that we're all friends after the game is over, right? let's keep that in mind, fans. it's belligerent in the bars and i've seen the rivalry action. let's talk about the weather. we have to spare the air today. if you are visiting from out of town and you are here this weekend enjoying the beautiful weather, we've been unusually dry over the past couple of months and today will be no different. we are talking about an unhealthy air quality bay for the north bay and peninsula and today really one of those days where it's a catch-22 you want to be outside and enjoying the weather but we've got unhealthy air to deal with. we're waking up to beautiful clear skies

>> we were wanting to keep it private for momma kay.vate moments of their year, 2013 together. >> it's still not clear what led to the mail mix-up. church is working on getting that album to mama kay who is god mother to malia and sasha obama. >> peer pressure over food. what you eat could depend on what your friend orders. >>> an 11-year-old girl's game of hide and seek goes wrong. >> we have snowfalling now. it's starting to stick to the roads around winchester and frederick, maryland. the coldest air in years begins to move in. wait until you see how low >>> we have an update for anyone with weekend travel plans just into our live desk. let's go straight to wendy rieger. >> no surprise this storm is going to impact travel plans for the weekend. amtrak announced trains are operating on a modified snow schedule tomorrow. the acela and regional trains. they are traveling between d.c. and boston. passengers can expect the frequencies of the trains to be lower than usual especially near new england. amtrak is offering refunds and vouchers

. ♪ my momma told me you better shop around ♪ ♪ my momma told me you better shop around ♪ >>> this weekt of us. no holiday gift giving, no party planning. it's just the regular week of 2014. >> i say, what better way to spend it than by going shopping? no, really. our friend paula pafaris tells why it is time for many happy returns. >> reporter: the holidays have come and gone, leaving most of us exhausted. but even with a major snowstorm and freezing temperatures blasting the country, don't hide in your house until spring. january is the best time of year to take all those unwanted gifts and turn them into cash. >> last year retailers had $264 billion worth of merchandise returned. and for 2013 into 2014, it's going to be even bigger. >> reporter: and that $264 billion is hiding in most of our homes. >> hi. i'm paula. >> reporter: meet jamie and jordan from freehold, new jersey. what did you get for christmas? like so many parents over the holidays, they shopped in december to make sure santa delivered on christmas morning. did you get this for christmas? what is it? >> a jewelry maker

♪ twenty-five bucks momma braid your hair ♪ ♪ sit on the porch or do it on the stairs ♪ ♪ pull your hair -- that's how we was livin ♪ ♪ twenty-five bucks momma braid your hair ♪ ♪ sit on the porch or do it on the stairs ♪ ♪ pull your hair out and you'll only get it twisted ♪ ♪ figured us maybe nice -- that's how we was livin ♪ ♪ i'll not get old if i did with my knees if i grind on my teeth m ♪ i know from the addict of me from the bottoms of freaks and the way would it seems ♪ ♪ i'm afraid that's in our fingers couple gentile in the wrist ♪ ♪ 'cause i feel i push that nice in-between her legs and twist ♪ ♪ while she listen to that ottie so i was smoking bong ♪ ♪ on the phone diazepam so that home girl cory ♪ ♪ girlfriend worried cause her son's in a hurry ♪ ♪ to see the state pen or a cemetery buried ♪ ♪ aren't we do our best better stay up ♪ ♪ -- can't talk the street and i'm ready for them drugs ♪ ♪ going ham when the house ain't takin on dangle ♪ ♪ daddy in and out and who turn that channel ♪ ♪ -- tryna oust you steppin on the back m ♪ has another cigarette and a brown paper bag ♪ ♪

. >> like momma always said, it is easy to get in trouble but hard to get out of it. >> reporter: they hope the team can end their family's worries by peacefully coming home. >> she in god's hands now. she's okay. we're not okay. >> i just want you to come home and be safe. >> reporter: while mario's family is hoping he'll reach out to them, the police are offering a $10,000 reward for information that can lead to his arrest. reporting in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the family is raising money to help bury tear daughter and sister justice a good samaritan has already donated funds for her plot. for information on how you can donate to you can go to ktvu.com and click on top stories. >>> police are asking for help the trying to find an armed felon. they put out this pick your of dario, and they say he is want odden a warrant for being a felon in possession of a firearm. coleman is described as 5'7", 170 pounds, and he is known to frequent north oakland in an area near san pablo and 53rd street. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. >>> a san francisco man faces

>> my momma always said, life was like a box of chocolates.ver know what you're going to get. >> houston, we have a problem. >> tom hanks, of course, has given us so many memorable moments in the movies but does he deserve his own holiday for it? yes, holiday. coming up, the push for a global celebration and i think you might be surprised to find out who is actually behind this campaign. >> i love it, the tom hanks lobbying -- >> we get to stay home from work, i'll do it. >> the pac. >>> the first video of that alleged drag racing incident leading to justin bieber's latest arrest and what his father is saying about the whole mess. >>> but first tracking down a killer in a growing murder mystery, the shocking christmas eve double shooting first made headlines when a woman and her fiance's brother were killed in a parking lot. >> then a third body was found after that. the woman's fiance. now people releasing details of the man they are looking for. >> reporter: it's a puzzling story. police have been trying to figure out for weeks what led to a

>> my momma always said, life was like a box of chocolates.now what you're going to get. >> houston, we have a problem. >> tom hanks, of course, has given us so many memorable moments in the movies but does he deserve his own holiday for it? yes, holiday. coming up, the push for a global celebration and i think you might be surprised to find out who is actually behind this campaign. >> i love it, the tom hanks lobbying -- >> we get to stay home from work, i'll do it. >> the pac. >>> the first video of that alleged drag racing incident leading to justin bieber's latest arrest and what his father is saying about the whole mess. >>> but first tracking down a killer in a growing murder mystery, the shocking christmas eve double shooting first made headlines when a woman and her fiance's brother were killed in a parking lot. >> then a third body was found after that. the woman's fiance. now people releasing details of the man they are looking for. >> reporter: it's a puzzling story. police have been trying to figure out for weeks what led to a doub

is the photographer and organizes safaris so they put a go pro on an rc car and there are two cubs, mommaerested and the two cubs are, like, let us check this out. >> awesome. >> i'm glad they did this, the lions could have ripped this thing to shreds. >> they could have ripped the thing apart but they act like kids, they play with it. you can hear the paw just kind of scratching on it and then it bares its teeth i think i should be growling at you because i don't know what you are. >> friend or foe is what they are trying to figure out. >> very house pet-like. glil think it's amazing that they got 20 minutes of this and mom doesn't turn around to look. >> don't get any ideas. >> we jump from kenya to toronto, we've got another cub. this one is a polar bear born in early november. getting its first bath. >> oh, man. >> oh. >> i don't know, as far as baby animals, polar bears i think they're winning. i don't think there's anything cuter. >> yeah, they are like little powder-puffs with eyeballs. i wonder if the zookeeper giving it a bath has any complaints about work. >> rough monday, i had

ain't nothing worth my momma to me, nothing.ion how you hurting your mom. >> monroe never realized how his crimes would hurt his own mother until the day he was sentenced. >> when the judge actually said, "you're a cold-blooded murderer, and i'm trying you as an adult to be sentenced to 15 years to life in prison," i heard my mom scream. and it just -- it's horrible. it was a horrible feeling like physically, emotionally, mentally, it was just horrible. and you know, i put my head in my lap and i cried. >> the boys are also given a preview of the stark conditions they might face if they ever enter the california prison system. >> i want you guys to get a good look at this restroom. this is where you're going to use the restroom. look how they take care of this place. do you want to use this restroom? you come to prison, this is what you're putting yourself in. because you have no privacy once you're in prison. that's what you guys are coming to. yeah. >> the boys are then taken to the prison block that holds those condemned to d

. >> when we made it to the base the children asked me saying, "momma kim, is this your first time toear bullets like this one." i said, "of course it is, i have never lived through anything like that before." they said, "not for me, i have done this many times. it's disheartening that that's the sad reality of their world." the question is who was protecting who. >> as they prepared to leave for kenya they ran into a disturbing reality. the government would not allow the orphans to leave with them. >> it was hard for any of us to leave. we decided that it was worse for us to stay there than it would be to come and try to do things outside of south sudan to help. >> the kids that were family, leaving them was worse than ever. more than the bullets that came past our house. more than anything. >> the campbells and their daughters are determined to return to south sudan, and reunite with the children they left behind. >> we have raised the kids as family. that is very important to us. you can't just walk away from family because there are some challenges in the area. >> as the conflict

momma survive two i miss my dad so much my dear dad we are a life read it is to feel like i think and. today there will be fireworks people are exhausted but they will still take to the streets my dear dear diary he's alive he's returned from the front he's lost weight i have not been this happy since before the war for the first time in my life i want to cry because i am so happy. we will walk along the river spring will come to leningrad again. now i know that we will have a long and happy life. i am certain of. know my guitar is here i can get it why do you even read him please watch might even help me with my guitar. i thank you you're welcome. oh sorry well if you know how to treat it better than i do sorry i can play. gentlemen i get you all the really. good to see you even a few hundred a day come across the gunners believe i'm going to miss the faces i'm going to soak up the members of the fair we've got people coming in that are littered with criminals we've got people from it who knows where in the world this is a united states i'm very tough by the way you go to sure but i

momma survive two i miss my dad so much my dear dad we are a life read it is to feel like i think and. today there will be fireworks people are exhausted but they will still take to the streets my dear dear diary he's alive he's returned from the front he's lost weight i have not been this happy since before the war for the first time in my life i want to cry because i am so happy. we will walk along the river spring will come to leningrad again. now i know that we will have a long and happy life. i am certain of. know my guitar is here i can get it why do you even let him please watch my you help me with my guitar. i thank you you're welcome. oh sorry well if you know how to treat it better than i do sorry i can play. it's. if we are going to reach an agreement with with the israelis as well he's have to accept the fact that you know patient has to. put your money to vote the palestinians who are a future just folks and they have to realize that you know to have to let it go the commission the notion of hittleman and i don't allow the palestinians to have feet in old life to live pla

his momma bear had problems nursing him, so zookeepers took over. he's getting stronger and has become quite active. soon he'll join other polar bears at the zoo. >> he's so cute. >> not sure if he likes it or not. >> sports is next. >>> it's heartbreaking, down to the wire. >> there was some drama. the warriors returned from a four-day layoff, something they have not had since 1995, an all-star starter. the return to the floor, not great. taking on the timberwolves. fourth quarter, kevin love to kevin martin in the corner for the jumper. t'wolves taking the lead. one last chance for the warriors. they got it to harrison barnes. the shot was no good. they lose 121-120. >> we lost three games with us scoring 121, 120 and 116. so we're not going to win gameses scoring the basketball. you can fall in love with your ability, but we've done a poor job of defending. >> the bobcats, second quarter, clock winding down, carmelo anthony went off. shot at the end at the buzzer, 37 points in the first half for carmelo. he was not even close to done. in the four

but momma lynch puts it in perspective. >> after the game, those guys are all friends. it's more so with the fans than the players. >> reporter: marshawn is a great player. not just marshawn lynch, but pete carroll graduated from redwood high school. >>> a pair of pants distracting football fans this week. it started with the wife of jim harbaugh complaining about his khakis to a radio show. a fan tweeted a photo out of the pants and it went viral from there. harbaugh has promised to go pleatless at sunday's game. the niners decided to sell his old pair of pants for charity and snapped up for $500. >>> no chocolates, no community service. the governor wants to bet wine. he tweeted tonight, a game day bet, saying that he'll wage a case of california's finest wine on sunday's game. he added that he's looking forward to tasting the best that washington has to offer. >> rob mayeda has what washington has to offer also initi nesin terms of a climate here. >> overcast skies, but not the type that produce rain. variable clouds, not much wind. to overall, fantastic football wea

. >> see why momma croc is not falling for that old trick. >>> a woman dares the waves with a little dance but -- >> i don't think she'll do this again. >> why the waves definitely won this one. >>> a youtube star has a new online film about a woman forced to take a job -- >> at the summer camp that she used to attend when she was a youngster. >> seriously? >> how to preorder camp dakota and get so much more. >>> if you get it right now, you'll get a free eggbeater. >>> and they say all dogs go to heaven. >> this is why. >> see who's saying grace before chao time. >> dear lord, thank you for the food we are about to receive. >>> sometimes it's not a good idea to get between a mom and her kids especially when the mom is a giant crocodile. this video's from south africa, earth touch tv they were there to film crocodile hatchlings. this is the mom crocodile at crocodile creek. who you're seeing with the stick is peter watson. now, peter, what he's doing is trying to distract the mom, get the mom away from her hatchlings here so they can get some close shots and whatnot. watch what happe

. >> next, they pair up in "baby momma." >> kate, we're partners like tom and jerry. >> they hate eachh other. what show are you watching? >> tina lands as a leading lady in "date night." >> hello up here. we were in here earlier having dinner with our friend sam i am. >> you mean will i am? >> in the midst of their movie careers, their television presence grows. amy continues to show case her skills on "snl." >> on wednesday, the 73rd annual rockefeller christmas tree was lit. as was i. >> i'm liz lemon. >> tina translates her real-life experience on the show into the sitcom "30 rock." it takes a while for viewers to come to know "30 rock," but despite its bumpy start with tina as the creator, writer and star of the show, nbc is willing to bet on it with a second season. >> the numbers were terrible. it wasn't getting good critical attention. but if you remember, "seinfeld" didn't either. this is a good example of letting a show grow. don't yank it. it was to nbc's credit that they went okay, we trust you, so we're going to just give you enough time to find your way. >> under tina's l

. >> next, they pair up in "baby momma." >> kate, we're partners like tom and jerry. >> they hate eachh other. what show are you watching? >> tina lands as a leading lady in "date night." >> hello up here. we were in here earlier having dinner with our friend sam i am. >> you mean will i am? >> in the midst of their movie careers, their television presence grows. amy continues to show case her skills on "snl." >> on wednesday, the 73rd annual rockefeller christmas tree was lit. as was i. >> i'm liz lemon. >> tina translates her real-life experience on the show into the sitcom "30 rock." it takes a while for viewers to come to know "30 rock," but despite its bumpy start with tina as the creator, writer and star of the show, nbc is willing to bet on it with a second season. >> the numbers were terrible. it wasn't getting good critical attention. but if you remember, "seinfeld" didn't either. this is a good example of letting a show grow. don't yank it. it was to nbc's credit that they went okay, we trust you, so we're going to just give you enough time to find your way. >> under tina's l

take the momma rue for moms. ten different soothing motions. are you one who doesn't do windows? don't worry. the wind bot window cleaning robot will do it for you. >> turn it on. sticks to the window. measures your window for you. and then it cleans it and at the end it goes around the edges and then goes back to where you started it. >> reporter: buggie is your personal shopping cart. this robot carries your items while you shop and then follows you out to the car so you can unload. but while robots may be able to dance to the music, they're just the beginning of this show. this is the aura smart sleep system. this particular sensor goes under the mattress and tracks every movement. it's tied to this lamp. this lamp has a special light, when it goes on, will help you go to sleep. sells for $299. this bracelet is made for when you wake up and get outdoors. it tells you all about your sun exposure. >> it will tell you what kind of spf you should wear for your skin, when you should be wearing it and when you need

plus mommas i would ally with the sheep in the volga. boots. because of the kids and out of beans. so i said fighting cop and his safety as one who's had been hunted to transport projects to the fold due to logistical problems. it would be worth up to race again. you deserve it that you could be that we do need to repeat the dollar at only two of baghdad but even that can affect them we have to face everyday. so all in one of the bpo economy good for you goto. bondi beach has the name james d g dunn in the middle east in years and is known as the gunman at the heart beat is plenty for tpa plant. each is oh so close to him yet consultancy shia the juvenile centers of the shia. divide the dough from twenty to ten wide and can't even buy ins it lends thinking of what lies ahead. but the country's economy. but he chose the nh he wanted to have to japanese officials have pledged to help me n the chief peace with its ethnic minorities the country seeking to boost its presence in me and not a nation many see as asia's las from tn officials say them off at me and not more than ninety five

isn't he with his momma? >> yes. >> he's very funny. but when he gets mad. one time he said shut up, bob, shut up! >> what the hell are you doing here, this is family. >> he apologized. >> yeah, he did. >> don't yell at bob so much. >> poor bob. >> and your thoughts on that? >> i just remember jim carrey had no idea that greg gutfeld as as -- was as ferocious as he was and he had to scurry into his corner after that. >> he came out and said something. >> i love when he is the most negative. i don't know why, it makes me happy. >> it does? >> how about this one. one of the whackiest moments of the year happen while we are out of the regular studio. you never nove what helps when you are in somebody else's studio. >> the u.s. air force band surprised people at the smithsonian in washington, d.c. they wanted to promote their 29 holiday shows so i think we have a shot here in just a second that we are going to toss to. take a look at this. congratulations to the u.s. air force band for the first photo bombing of a museum. >> yesterday was the last day of hanukka

. >> shopping for a healthy meal, this single momma is the the food bank looking if are affordable groceriest past their prime. >> it's a day or two old or three days pedestrian due. it's still very much edible. >> this is exactly the customer doug is looking for. the former president of trader joe's will open a new grocery store that sells expired food for pennies on the dollar. >> a lot of food that is wholesome and healthy just being disposed. >> he will offer fresh produce. >> you are looking for ingredients or selling. >> perfectly good dairy. and most other grocery store products at deep, deep discounts. >> grocers receive a lot of products that have a sell by or best buy date and they pull it off the shelves and some several days before. it's being tossed. that's a crime. >> according to a study, 40% of food produced in this country is dumped in the trash every year. $165 billion worth of edible food tossed out. >> those date labels you see, sell by ask use by are actually not federally regulate and not meant to indicate safety. >> worry that in mind outside boston, he opened the dail

like momma not there, daddy not there. you know, you looked at as a thug because of how you looked.ns on or whatever and you come from the hood so you not dressed, you know, as sharp as the other kids or whatever, but, you know, you always looked at as a thug. you know, everybody looking at you like you're about to steal something from them or rob them because of how you dress and how you look. for you to come from that to being successful, man, that's what we call it coming from nothing. that's what we call thugging. >> in your music you talk about that your strap, owning a gun. you talk about that you roll with guerillas. dealers. >> i do. i do. it's true. >> so then do you understand that. so kids who listen to your music, they may misinterpret what you mean by the word "thug." it may not be their definition of the word thug may not be your definition of the word thug. >> i understand that. just like i think y'all definition of thug and mine differ. so i understand that people can get it wrong sometimes. but at the same time, it's like i to do all that and i do hang around those

. >> i walk in the door, he's waiting for momma to show up somewhere. that's the hardest. >> people close to the family say they must find the strength to complete an unbearably long and arduous journey. >> tonight on "talk to al jazeera" john seigenthaler asks jill abramson executive editor of the "new york times," how she rates the barack obama relationship with the media. >> i would say it's the most secretive white house that i have ever been involved in covering, and that includes - i spent 22 years of my career in washington and covered presidents from regan up through now, and i was washington bureau chief at the time during george w. bush's first term, and that was a fairly tight lid on things. i dealt directly with the bush white house. we were about to run, put the national security under threat. but, you know not pursuing criminal leak investigations. the obama administration have had seven criminal leak investigations. that is more than twice the number of any previous administration in our history. it's on a scale never seen before. >> you

. >> when we made to to the base the children asked me and said, "momma kim, is this your first time to hear bullets like this one." i said, "of course it is, i never lived through anything like that before." they said, "not for me, i've done this many times." it's disheartening that that is the sad reality of their world. the question is who is protecting who. >> as they prepared to leave for kenya. they ran into a disturb reality. they would not allow the orphans to leave with them. >> it was hard for any of us to leave. we decided it was worse for us to stay there, than to come and try to do things outside of south sudan to help. >> leaving the kids that are our family, that was the worst thing ever. more than the bullets that came past our house, more than anything. >> the campbells and their daughters are determined to getout of hand and re unite with the children left behind. >> we have raised these kids as family. that is important to us. you can't walk away. there are some challenges in the area. >> as the conflict rages on, it is uncertain how long the challenges will stand

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. ♪ i'm ♪ ♪ your momma said dance for her ♪ ♪ did you wiggle your hand for her ♪ ♪ sorry sorry >> as between fatherhood and motherhood is blurring. and a growing number of dads are opting to stay home with the kids. we are "up all nightline" with juju chang. >> reporter: it wasn't long ago the stay-at-home dads were portrayed as bumbling mr. moms. >> just hold her, will you, so i can get the diaper off? oh! >> reporter: like the clueless guys from "three men and a baby" who couldn't figure out how to change a diaper. but today's stay-at-home dads are geared up and pushing strollers with pride. ♪ like the dude's group from "what to expect when you're expecting." >> the reality people sort of think of stay-at-home dads as the bumbling mr. moms from the movies. if that's the fairytale set up by hollywood and reinforced by the public, it's certainly something i considered when i decided to be a stay-at-home dad. all of that being said, i challenge anybody that's sitting in an office for eight hours a day to come try to do what i do with these two kids on a daily basis. >> reporter: but i

this polar bear cub was born last november at the toronto zoo and his momma bear had problems nursing so zookeepers took over. they say his coat is becoming thicker and he's getting stronger. and has become quite active. so, soon he will join the other polar bears at the zoo. shocking how small they are and how big they end up being, right? we want to thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news for you at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 and, of course, anytime you want it at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day. - if you've come lookin' for some fun or a chance to be most anyone there's a little shop i know you'll find it on the chica show follow me and step inside imagination is your guide pick a costume off you go now you're on the chica show cowboys dancers astronauts and much more adventure is a thing we always have in store so join our funny family - there's me! - and me! [chica squeaks] - and me! - the clothes are cool the fun is free so welcome to the chica show - hmm, this ought spruce up the coup. maybe it'll look good over here with bunji. hmm, no. oh

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i use my momma, she was western unioning me money. i use my daddy, he did the same. maybe tricking. i might go out and trick, yeah, walking up and down the streets, get in cars, do whatever. i smoke until my options are dry. until i can't smoke no more. >>> coming up, de shawn powell finds himself in familiar territory. >> come on, man, for real. >> put your hands on the wall, man. >>> and one of the newest >>> deshawn powell is currently in segregation for having too much influence over his former dorm mates. >> hey, listen, man, come back because they think i've got y'all going bull [ bleep ] in here. >> but he can still communicate with them through the air vent. >> y'all are being silly because i ain't never, man. i know what y'all are doing. i'm telling y'all the truth, and i'm telling y'all to call -- >> though it would appear, in spite of his statements to staff, he does exert control over the dorm, but he cannot control the peat downs, which often get more personal than powell would like. >> come on, man, for real. >> get your hands to the wall, man. >> put y

tupac shakur were as a song about it's called your momma. it's about his mom who is a really political act this do for a while suffered from an addiction to drugs. his dad wasn't in the picture. the doughboys on the corner who helped raise him, helped make him a man. so the hip-hop considered current events? yes. is it kind of put that through art and culture and history? absolutely does. >> host: paul butler county road and became a prosecutor because i hate holy spirit i stopped being a prosecutor because i hate holies. >> guest: so, i grew up in chicago. you can't as a young, black kitten in chicago have a veto, and idealistic romantic view of the police as being your friend, the guys who help you in your cat gets dark in a tree. that's not how it was director. when i went to law school, people thought i was down for a cause brother who would come out for legal aid to be public defender. but i had heard prosecutors had all this power. the way to make a change was to create change for me and died. so i went in as this undercover brother to

i feel i'm the momma of the county. >> reporter: there are millions and millions of women today who liveat would you say to them? >> find something to believe in. it's not going to be sunny every day. >> reporter: at the age of 64 she prays her life becomes an example for others. >> i am the american dream. i am. i made it. i might have been homeless on the way up there and food stamp and section 8 and still might be full figured but i'm here. >> indeed she is. joining me now is mya harris at the center for american progress. visiting scholar at harvard law school and former director of the northern california aclu and partnering on shriver report. she is so full of life and hope and it came from a point of desperation shared by so many women across america. many single moms, many left with no visible means of supporting. one of the conclusions in maria shriver's report, get as much education as you can. don't drop out of school. >> that's exactly right. she's an incredible woman. i saw her at the shriver committee and she is so representative of so many women across the country who are

. >> my father takes the path of feeding people the way his momma fed him. damascus girl, my father's restaurant was the first stage i ever took. first stage. it was where i was asked about my grandmother's recipes because that's where all of this comes from. >> pie grandmother always had dinner on the table. even in the private outside her door,. >> the last few years he's been responsible for killing more palestinians. >> the political message that is kind of hidden underneath the farming-- it's the fact that tyrants at the end of the day are going to be bullied just like everyone else. and their political establishment will crumble. >> my grandmother has promised, she has sworn to write down every single recipe when this boils over, yes, she knows, they know what syria will need. they will rebuild this country, with the-- to feed all. and the tyrants, the dirt is waiting for him. he will learn his country, feel the weight of all of it on his chest. he will struggle against the dirt that fed him. thank you. >> you can watch her recite more of her work incl

>> or we could watch "big momma's house" about a little black man pretending to be a black play lady. >> she told four people they were one in a million. what are the chances of that? >> what if he died in vietnam? or lived on the street? or what if he was obese? >> what makes you think he would be obese? >> because of the size of the portions! that's my anthony! >> i met him. >> where? >> at the white house! >> what's he like? do you remember anything he said? "hello." >> hello! it might have been hi. >> oh, martin! >> i did not abandon my child. they took him from me. >> she's been looking for him, she spent her whole life trying to find him. >> ever you ever been to mexico? it's lovely. apart from the kidnapping. >> i'm pleased to have stephen frears back at this table. welcome. how did it come about? it was based on a true story. this woman lived -- >> is alive and is in hollywood as we speak on harvey's dollar. >> rose: (laughs) >> i was just hired. i was the last person in. >> rose: were you in because of jude i? did she insist on you? >> i'm on the list of people she trusts. >>

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from sweet sugar momma, that was her twitter handle, did not make it up.direction. if she tweeted us, i want to hear clear strategy on how to get rid of as many republicans as possible. of course, keep the comments coming on twitter or on facebook. >>> a mystery in the country of italy, a relic containing drops of pope john paul ii's blood has been stolen from a church. it was stolen sometime on saturday. since other relics were left hipd they believe the thieves were specifically going after this one particular item. >>> let's go to the olympics, the torch made its most dangerous stop today to russia's dagestan region. the scene of two deadly blasts. they moved the ceremony inside a soccer ceremony and repeated threats are drawing more caution from lawmakers here in the u.s. >> i cannot give them 100% guarantee. these are going to be very much threatened olympics, probably more than any we've had in our past, more than greece and certainly more than london and china. >> i would say the security threat to the olympics, this particular olympics and greatest

momma had to do what she had to do to put a roof over our heads and clothes on our back.nd 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 thi

." ♪ my momma toll me, you better shop around ♪ >> this week marks the return for reality for most of giving, no party planning. all it is is the first regular week of 2014. >> so i say, what better way to spend it than by going shopping. no, really. our friend, paula, tells us why it is time for many happy returns. >> the holidays have come and gone. leaving most of us exhausted. even with the major snowstorm and freezing temperatures blasting the country, don't hide in your house until spring. january is the best time of year it take all those unwanted gifts and turn them into cash. >> last year, retailers had $264 billion worth of merchandise returned. for 2013 io 2014, it'll be even bigger. >> and $264 billion is hiding in most of our homes. >> hi, i'm paula. >> meet jamie and jordan from new jersey. >> what did you get for christmas? >> a 3ds. >> like so many parents over the holidays, the shop in december to make sure santa delivered christmas morning. >> did you get this for christmas? >> what is it? >> a jewelry maker. >> after a busy shopping sea zone, bills can pile up. who