i'm a momma's boy, and i'm trying totwát who else loves their momma.ve your momma?" what are you getting your mother for mother's day? >> flowers chocolates. >> flowers and chocolates? you and your momma don't have a good relationship. >> i do everything for my mother? >> oh yeah take a bullet. mother mother, mother, mother, i love mothers. you know, i think they're the greatest. they're the fruit of the tree. theatre fruit of life. >> that's what they told me but i don't know if i believe it. >> in three words name-- give me-- give me your best description of your mother. >> she's strong. she's independent. and she's artistic. >> you want to know my three words about my momma? better than yours. my momma can kick your momma's ass any day. oh is she here? hi! i didn't know if she was here. i apologize. she was talking-- you didn't hear what she said about my momma. for real. what did your daughter get you? what was the night of the gift she ever got you? >> this bracelet. >> i love it! what have you gotten your mother for mother's day? >> it's not the

take a look. ♪ she cook me something yummy. >> i love my momma i love my momma ♪ ♪ momma ♪ ♪ my mommapromise you it will get stuck in your head. erica you can vouch for that. >> sorry and you're welcome at the same time. >> i'm going to let everybody in on a little behind-the-scenes secret here at "weekend today" we too, love that song and we too, love to break out into song and dance wherever we can so in honor of all of the mamas out there. i present to you the "weekend today" -- ♪ she cook me something yummy and when i was sick she would take care of me ♪ ♪ so dedicate to my mama tell me how to put on my pajamas ♪ ♪ always let me have a couple dollars told me that my dreams are better followed ♪ ♪ i love my mama i love my mama ♪ ♪ i love my mama i love my mama ♪ >> very nice. >> welcome. well done joelle. >> what goes on pretty much every morning. >> right? >> but we should point out first of all joelle happy early mother's day. and joelle not only does pop start. she put that whole thing to the so thank you. >> i am the one who makes you guys -- >> happy mother's day joelle. >> th

>> can i call you momma bear?atever you want. >> so this is where the magic happens. >> , right? >> well, i guess. the moorveg starts here the music starts here at the wards dang room table. >> this is the practice area. >> this is where the magic happens. >> i get off work here every day and just sit right here and she sits there with a cup of coffee and we just start writing and practicing and playing music. >> >> it might seem like an odd combination, mother and son, different generations with different musical tastes. >> while they both picked up guitars and started singing at about the same age there is a 37 year gap between them. >> madisen is the youngest of momma bear's three children and the only one to follow in in her musical footsteps. >> we took a walk downtown with madisen and his mom and dad, kenneth ward, ruth's husband of 35 years. >> it was quiet. >> so i noticed the ben franklin over there, the five and ten. >> it's closed down now. >> but, yeah yeah. >> what a shame. >> you have a beautiful mov

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, son. you can't hold him. you can't help him walk, i haven't had a chance to feed him, change his diaper, all the things i want to do. i'm just glad he's in good hands right now. >> we come to you, heavenly father, thank you for all of your blessings. amen. >> amen. >> love you, son. okay. >> after visiting her son, iris de'arborne will take beau jr. to the women's unit to visit his mother. >> we go see mommy. we see daddy, we go see mommy. this is a ritual we do every weekend or every other weekend. takes a while to get through the lines and waiting on the lines. but i figure

outside in a minute i've been ♪ ♪ living what i wrote and all i see is snakes in the eyes of these momma ♪ ♪ off of hooks say you ♪ eating but we see you getting cooked i don't act hard i'm a hard act to follow ♪ ♪ like it or not when he drop it you gotta listen chasing dragons trying to make it happen ♪ ♪ on a mission step into the shadows we could talk addiction when it's hard from where ♪ ♪ you're growin and the part of you that know it don't give a pardon me for going into ♪ ♪ details 376 was a brothel we had females coming every hour on the dot and this sound like ♪ ♪ a gavel when they knock focus on my chatter ain't as frantic as my thoughts ♪ ♪ lately i've been panicking a lot feeling like i'm stranded in a mob ♪ ♪ scrambling for xanax out the canister to pop never getting all the -- steady handlin my job ♪ ♪ time damaging my ties who turn to get up get dudes turn it then a quick ♪ ♪ you circus you turning into tricks i was making waves you was surfing in them ♪ ♪ good grief i've been reaping what i sow i haven't been outside in a minute i've been ♪ ♪ living what i wrote and all i

on my momma, man. >> captain morgan completes the paperwork and then escorts him towards segregation. a 23-hour a day lockup unit for inmates who violate prison rules. >> i was taking him to north segregation to lock him up in our seg unit. >> [ bleep ], man. >> when the inmate turns on him, morgan tightens his grip. but the situation would soon get much more intense. >> that's when he tried to pull away from me and turn around on me. >> [ bleep ] >> you grabbing on my -- >> that's whenever i secured him to the ground until i could get more security help. >> [ bleep ] >> no, no, no. >> no, no, no. >> [ bleep ] >> i'm going to walk. on my momma, i'm going to walk. >> no, you ain't walking. >> those particular charges i charged him with insolence, disobeying correct order, assault, he attempted to spit on me as well as turn around on me. he'll go to an adjustment committee, which is a hearing, a panel of hearing officers, and he will plead his case against my disciplinary report that i give him. and they will do whatever is just. >> while this inmate received an extended term in segrega

cable news charmingly referred to me as "obama's baby momma." >> axelrod: mrs. obama suggested her experience is not unique. a new program at the university of colorado is actually spreading that kind of language. but as mark strassman reports the goal is to make it disappear. >> reporter: at the university of colorado, everyone on campus is being tested. >> we want students to be uncomfortable when they read that? >> reporter: judewon kebede, a senior here, helped create these signs posted on campus. they attack race, religion, and sexual identity. one resident, "your mom must be the janitor because she's mexican." another assumes an arab suant must be a suicide bomber. is there one message that hits you the hardest? >> i think probably the "go back to africa" message probably hit me the hardest just because that relates directly to my identity. >> reporter: are you uncomfortable when you read that? >> i'm been uncomfortable being told that. >> reporter: the 500 signs are intentionally offensive and were approved and paid for by the university. >> close to 70 b

momma bear charging one family. but some tourists stopping to take photos. >> a lot of people think they can just get out of their cars and take a picture because there's other people around, numbers aren't necessarily protection for you. >> reporter: in situations like this one, they say, don't run. back away slowly and quietly. only if a bear is charging should you stand your ground and use special bear pepper spray. attacks in yellowstone are rare. just 43 between 1980 and 2011, and only seven fatalities in its 140-year history. tonight, these bears reminding us all to respect their home. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> and, a day before mother's day, moms from coast to coast took a stand today at the nation's capital. the million moms march gathered together mothers whose children have been killed by police officers to raise awareness of police brutality and racial injustice. they marched from capitol hill to the justice department demanding changes in police practices. >>> and, next to a very different st

that's what i have been, my momma would slap me.rn around and saw my momma, i would ask the lord to bring me home. i would not want to deal with that, right? >> we will have the latest from baltimore when we continue with another hour of news. we're back in a minute. . if you take multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse, spray or gel, so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. about data breaches in the news. more it's possible your personal information may be at risk. research shows that if your information is compromised due to a data breach, you are 6 times more likely to become a victim of identity theft. now is the time to get protection. sign up today

that got to me ♪ ♪ ♪ feeling like he passed me when i caught him i was kind of out of the game ♪ ♪ momma ♪ there was the fox with some pretty ones that are hit-and-run ♪ ♪ i have to go i don't do the crying bro ♪ ♪ i'm trying to keep the whining to a minimum ♪ ♪ piggies come i play quicker than i finish ♪ ♪ nuggets on my fingers and my shirt ♪ ♪ the rumors spinning and hit the blunt ♪ ♪ now my chin is wagging and a slim chance of me getting ♪ ♪ up after this mine is in the trash the way your boy passion went ♪ ♪ when i'm traveling six hours or more break out in the tour got kicked out of the mall spit and rally the horsementally the courses ♪ ♪ ♪ good grief i've been reaping what i sow i haven't been outside in a minute i've been ♪ ♪ living what i wrote and all i see is snakes in the eyes of these ♪ ♪ momma taught me how to read 'em when i look miss me at ♪ ♪ the previcinity getting booked fishy think they eating ♪ ♪ off of hooks say you eating but we see you getting cooked i don't act hard i'm a hard act to follow ♪ ♪ like it or not when he drop it you gotta listen chasing dragons tryin

one funny momma. thank you, jen, momma log. i think i hear something. what is that? smoke in the water. forget smoke in the water. there's a shark in the water and that honestly -- she's in our area. a lot of viewers tweeting about this one. coming up mere i lee has been spotted in our neck of the woods. how you can actually, no joke, communicate with her. they say cheaters never win. nicole champion doing the patriots. i'll say they're cheaters. we're going to find out if scott pal i should be opinion issued. send us a comment with the hashtag fox 29 weekend. > 8:44. good morning, welcome back to fox 29 weekend. karen, this story has been bugging me since we started talking about it this morning. we will get you updated in the news just in time for summer. sharks about the size of jaws swimming along theier jersey shore. this great white has been named the moore i lee for almost three years now. they say she weighs 3500 pounds and is 16 feet long. the research group owe search originally tagged the shark to study its my gray try patterns and it's actually an app tha

the marijuana has a strong smell every time he smell it and my momma's cancer before so if she smells anything that has a strong smell she'll keep coughing so we don't want all the smell in around our house so i'm strongly against the mcd open in our neighborhood thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> can the translator please translate. >> i object having another mcd if so is medicine if it is medicinal it should be dispensed in the hospital. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm keri i live in the sunset district i come here and say no mcd in the sunset i need a healthy area thank you. >> no more mcd opening in the sunset thank you. >> good evening, commissioners my name is a terry have the 7-eleven market across the street and opposed to them having them run we're already have a lot of kids that comes to our store and a lot of seniors and young folks they have a good head on shoulders bright kids give them a chance to truly develop before they get hooked on this marijuana thank you. >> next speaker >> hi, i'm betsy lived in the sundown over thirty years an

no more mcd thank you hi, i'm wendy the marijuana has a strong smell every time he smell it and my momma's cancer before so if she smells anything that has a strong smell she'll keep coughing so we don't want all the smell in around our house so i'm strongly against the mcd open in our

i'm like momma, he did it. >> tlc promotes itself being all about family.became tabloid fodder leaving people wondering about the kids. >> i don't want to speak for them but maddie go ahead. sort of the things you said in the magazine years later, they're good and fine. >> no you just said it. >> like a lot of people think that filming like our show has damaged us. but it's only really helped. >> and in tlc's "toddlers and tiara" the network caused a firestorm after showing a three-year-old dressed in a costume mimicking julia roberts costume in "pretty woman." paisley's moth said the costume was meant to be funny. >> i think there are just as many or more pedophile at the beach and the park anywhere. >> reality stardom cuts both ways. consider kim kardashian, a true arks list star. >> would you be where you are had there not been a sex tape? >> you know i think that's how i was definitely introduced to the world. >> her family now educating the world about transgender issues as bruce jenner films a reality show about a gender transition. >> vi to mourn thi

. >> momma showed me the letter of the president. >> pretty exciting stuff, wasn't it?yeah. >> the fact that you know he responded to a letter that a 5-year-old wrote to be able to share with her that her words got to the president was pretty remarkable. >> this is president obama's sixth tweet since getting his own account. >>> it's a new view on the d.c. restaurants we all love. coming up on "news4 this week," photographers take us behind the scenes of the hot spots up for some pretty big awards. and heart break and celebration. the ups and downs for maryland lacrosse. ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar) ♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) >>> i don't think this is any surprise. d.c. is becoming a food destination. some are about to be honored for their delicious work. but this year winners will experience the awards in a whole new way. angie goff sat down with the executive director of the restaurant association of metro washington to talk about it. >> our area is certainly known for all the landmarks and monuments, but more and more we're building a reputa

. >> hello momma. >> how cute? so we're even ising in pictures for mothers day.he hash tag fox 29 good day, and you can see a slide show of the pictures right new on my fox philly.com. >> did jenny joyce come into work today. >> no. >> she's not the here. >> she's a member of the team good she sure is. >> we're one team. >> do you have a picture of your mother. >> oh shoot. >> i'm on it. >> you have to get working on it. >> sue, i want to see a picture of your mother. >> i got to meet your mother. >> i have met your mother good but not a morning person so she's not watching the show today and that is okay. we have a new storm that has a name, and it is not even tropical storm season yet. >> ana. >> it is subtropical storm ana. what does that mean? it means it is a hybrid between a tropical storm and a regular old low pressure system. >> is that thing going to come up the coast? well lets look at the projection, shall we there it is. >> the the answer is, yeah. in fact by tuesday, mid of the night monday into tuesday it should be just off of our coast. >> question

. >> you went down to the atl and saw momma. >> and. >> we did fun. we had a family barbecue on sunday. >> sue serio, happy belated mothers day. did you and nia just hang. >> we hung on a at day and i went to be in baltimore with my mommy and we had a family barbecue at the my brother a's house yesterday. it was awesome. weather was good. it wasn't too hot. no one was complaining about the humidity because that happens, you know, and just like the trend we started on friday and continue into saturday and sunday morning we started off fog any spots this morning. we have a dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. for kent and sussex counties cumberland, cape may atlantic, ocean and half of the burlington in new jersey. this is where we expect to see fog. lets see what we have got. we have visibility that is about 5 miles in philadelphia a right now half mile in atlantic city, two and a half miles in wildwood and 3 miles visibility here in philadelphia. so, there is reduced visibility especially in south jersey just keep that in mind. the system we'

my momma's always talking about something! >> i'm samantha bee and i watch the five!le of a winsome blonde, dana parino. got to be a catch! make it snappy, i've got places to be. okay, dripping wet balls. ignore this. umpire. you two timing mother -- ahhh! i'm getting thrown out of this (bleep) pool! one makes you larger -- and it rings! i think a lot of the time it feels like a thankless job. people think our day ends at 3:00 and that's not the case. we feel unappreciated. >> basically instant arrest. takes a little bit of doing. okay, okay, okay. have you had your picture taken with black person yet? >> i don't think so but wouldn't mind. >> you would be willing to try? certainly. plenty of them. i know. do you have any of them in montana? >> we don't. we were pretty old before we saw one. >> jon: sam is only the third correspondent to ever get her face stuck in a beach ball. the ones i love best are the ones closest to her heart. >> sarah palin took stage in silence to her critic. but onish he sees still unfairly attacked. >> it's very inappropriate the democrats s

raised ♪ neighborhood i have over hundred years of wisdom i'm born and raised in this community any mommaived on 9th and - i signed the lease for the building and this guy is working my staff those brothers right here are tremendous who want to give back we want to find solutions and answers those brothers working with sfpd and right here for the kids that's the answer i want to give a big shout out to you guys glen; right? you imagine glen doing 45 years 4r0kd up in a prison coming home with compassion for the people that's what is it all about remember that's about caring it's about kindness and about love and this is what this center is about we're here for a safe spot for everybody this spot and all the public partners you know who you are you know we're here for the waterworks and the cable and we'll be homeless as long as we build the relationship you're right jane? about building relationships to do and come together right brother charley thank you and you'll see a dynamic mix of people because you know what i'm a united playaz we're all united playaz and; right? >> all the way to

. ♪ mommas tell all your babies don't mess with texas ♪ >> reporter: from willie nelson on down, it'sly the slogan of the state. ♪ don't mess with texas ♪ >> reporter: that may explain the reaction to jade helm 15. a multistate training exercise for u.s. special forces, planned this summer for the southwest. talk show host alex jones, among the many stirring up concerns on conservative websites and social media that jade helm is a trojan horse for an invasion. a dress rehearsal for martial law. >> this is in preparation for the financial collapse and maybe even obama not leaving office. i'm telling you, this is so huge. >> reporter: never mind the pentagon's reassurances to the contrary. >> is the u.s. military planning to overtake texas? >> no. all we want to do is make sure our guys are trained for combat overseas. >> reporter: at a town hall meeting in central texas, this lieutenant colonel got an earful. >> it's a preparation of martial law. >> it's not a preparation of martial law. >> that's what you say. >> reporter: remember the alamo? texas does. in this remake, those wouldn't

he would say from time to time, momma, i just don't have time to play the drums, or, the disk jockey work because he loved to do that and he was also a barista and the campus. he would tell me i'm doing this and that for the council and then i'm doing this at independent living. in two weeks i'm going to a conference in i think it was l.a. and was a speaker or was always organizing, always sharing his experiences, always getting new ideas for things. and when my daughter and i flew over to taipei to bring him and his personal items home, we were looking through his things and there was a couple of objects that we were all, sydney and my daughter heidi and i were looking at. what do you think this does? i don't know. then it had screws on either end and it was a ball with a center in it. i'm going, hmm... we finally figured out that it was for someone who couldn't hold a pencil, but they can hold a ball. but i thought, great. anyway, i want to encourage you if you have time to stop by the independent living centers, san francisco. they are located at 825 howard street, tomorrow, satur

. >> you can't steal a baby from a momma, and you don't have to be taught that. >> reporter: since then dozens of people have contacted his office hoping they too may find long-lost family members. growing up were you ever suspicious? >> i always wondered what happened. but they were saying they were dead and that was it. >> reporter: what would it be like for you to know you have some others out there? >> it would be something. >> reporter: birth and death records still exist and if there was trafficking, the city could be accountable. >> so the city of st. louis could be on the hook potentially for millions in restitution. >> millions? i don't think you can quantify the loss of a baby for 50 years, thinking that that baby is dead. >> reporter: diane eastabrook al jazeera, chicago. >>> the state of maryland is offering zero interest loans to baltimore businesses hurt by the riots sparked by freddie gray's death. the loans of up to $35,000 can be paid over five years. businesses with greater losses may qualify for a different program with higher amounts available at low interest rates.

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as soon as you see oprah you just wanna call your momma. with oprah. >> seth: i wonder the amount of people oprah has watched call their mothers. i'm sure everyone does. >> as soon as i got the phone out, she looked at me and said, "don't call your momma." >> eric: how does she smell? >> oh, man. [ laughter ] [ applause ] really good. like money. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, we definitely -- i -- we learned a lot about your nose. you have a very -- ability um -- [ laughter ] to just still people down -- >> are you saying i got a big nose? >> seth: no, no, no, i'm saying it's a really effective -- you could be a -- or something. now, you uh -- you guys now are part of the same network? you have a show on abc next year. >> yeah. >> seth: so, you got to go to abc upfronts now. you've been to abc up fronts now -- how many years? seven years? six years? >> yeah, six -- this was the sixth year. >> seth: you're probably a little over it. this is where you go, you talk to the advertisers -- >> eric: i am very happy for my job, seth. >> seth: yeah, t

. >> cable news charmingly referred to me as obama's baby momma. >> reporter: she told the graduates they would have to learn to ignore the criticism. >> the road ahead is not going to be easy. it never is, especially for folks like you and me. >> reporter: she said she and the president know what it's like when people look past them, seeing just a fraction of who they really are. >> the people at formal events who assumed we were the help and those who have questioned our intelligence, our honesty, even our love of this country. >> reporter: but she says for others the experiences can be so much worse. >> those nagging worries that you're going to get stopped or pulled over for absolutely no reason. >> reporter: alluding to the uprisings in baltimore and ferguson while those problems are rooted deep, that's no excuse to give up. >> to succumb to feelings of dispair and anger means o in the end only we lose [ inaudible ] obama's message can have a big impact. >> this saturates our world. don't think i am so lofty to be above mistreatment. and on the other hand she's saying even with

kiss your momma. don't beat yourself up if you don't know what you're going to do tomorrow. work hard and don't be lazy. and put away your damn iphone once in a while. ♪ ♪ this is gonna be the best day of my life ♪ >> don't let anyone define your passion for you because of your gender or the color of your skin. ♪ the best day of my life ♪ >> the proudest people here won't be collecting degrees and maybe the parents of this class are thinking of another time when your milestones in life were, well, a little less ceremonious than today. things like standing up the first time or starting to read books instead of just chewing on them. it doesn't always feel that way to parents. but they must have done a lot of things right. ♪ >> as a sailor, i see graduation as akin to getting off a boat that is taking you on an amazing voyage. and then suddenly one day you arrive in the next port full of mysteries to be explored, and the captain reminds you that this is where you get off. ♪ >> we're the class of 2015! >> 2015! ♪ >> congratulations to the class of 2015 and all the moms, dads and

. >> there's a law saying you can't traffic in human babies, you can't steal a baby from the momma, you don't have to go law school. you can't take a baby from a mum. >> in the conference room mothers, siblings and children who think they may have been victims of child trafficking filled out state records. 63-year-old brenda stuart was told her baby girl died after her birth in 1964. >> i never got a chance to see her. my parents never got a chance to see her or touch her. >> pam woods says the story of her adoption has been sketchy. >> my mother gave me a story. she takes it back and says she didn't say it. i'm kind of in between, don't know what is what. >> the hospital has been closed for 36 years. watkins says birth and death records exist f there was trafficking the city could be accountable. price says no alt of money -- amount of money will compensate her and her daughter for the lost years. >> i have to make up 49 years. the other kids will be jealous, but she is priority now. >> the case led other women to question the same thing may have happened to them. >> there are tornado

in albuquerque, new mexico, a momma bear is on the loose searching for he missing cub.ck down the momma bear but she gets scared and scales an electric pole. >> the bear looks like i made a huge mistake coming up here. what did i do? and it's like panic sets in. >> officials shoot the bear with a tranquilizer. >> it just kind of languishes up there. >> the bear loses its footing and all of a sudden, she gets hit with 7200 volts of electricity. >> you see the spark, bright light and then the bear falls backwards, plummets to the ground. >> i thought she was done. the fall let alone being shocked. there is no way that bear is okay. >> witnesses are relieved to find the bear survives the shock and fall with only minor burns and some bruising. after rehab at a local zoo, the momma bear is reunited with her cub and released back into the wild. >> it's such an upsetting video from animal lovers to watch, but knowing the bear's okay is like getting a hug. >>> what happens when you stay inside a new york city bike lane no matter what? may 4th, 2011. filmmaker casey mistad is ri

he would say from time to time, momma, i just don't have time to play the drums, or, the disk jockey work because he loved to do that and he was also a barista and the campus. he would tell me i'm doing this and that for the council and then i'm doing this at independent living. in two weeks i'm going to a conference in i think it was l.a. and was a speaker or was always organizing, always sharing his experiences, always getting new