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let's talk about this proud momma here. is back in action in "gringo." >> but as kevin frazier found out, it's hear real life action role called parenting that is clearly an everyday struggle. >> did you have one of those days where -- >> i have a lot of those days. yeah, i have a lot of those days. >> those days are when her two kids try her patience. she's a single parent and some days are tough. >> it's the most meaningful thing that's ever happened to my life and i love it. but i have days that are just where i am not enjoying parentinto i love you guys. but i am not enjoying being a parent today. i will look them right in the eye and be like, i don't like today. today is not one of my favorite days. momma, you no happy? i am not happy. and in my head i'mg, you are the cause of that! >> charlize suspect veisn't ver in her movie "gringo." >> i've been kidnapped. >> this is bad timing. >> you told whoever has got you, there's no deal unless they came way down on the price. >> i say some terrible stuff in the movie. i mean

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her.>> w let's talk about this proud momma here.in "gringo." >> but as kevinound it's hear role called parenting that is e. >> did you have one of those days where -- >> i h yeah, i have a lot of those days. >> those days kids try her patience. e' parent and some days are tough. >> it's the most meaningful peny life and i love it. but i have days that are just parenting today. i love you guys. but i am not parent today. i will look them right in the o today. today is not one of my favorite? i am not happy. and in my head and you are the cause of that! ch y in her movie "gringo." >> this is bad timing. >> you told whoever has got l ue way down on the price. >> i say some terrible stuff in. i mean, terrible stuff. i had to say a very inappropriate stuff at the crew, and at night i would go hom god say that in front of the entire crew? >> every o word is -- >> bleep. bleep. >> that's nothing like you. nothing. >> only david knows me. >> that's why i love her. will in theaters march 9.schumer's wedding video and her first interview as a

my momma don't know what's going on until police start running up behind me. it's more of a lack -- it's an addiction. we looking at drug addiction but guns is an actual addiction out there. and it's hard once they get enthused about shooting it's almost like new years. i want to shoot. once they become addicted you have to find the right drug and the right system to get them away from that addiction and that's what we're doing through the program. and i'm happy to be a part of its. >> you got locked up four times. what was different the fourth time from the third time to the second time to the first time? what made you decide it's time to do something different. >> i was trying at this point. i got two in my background. i don't know how your law is here but if i was to get into another problem i had 25 years minimum to start with and i don't want to go that route. the 6 to 30 was enough. 85 is another thing and to break it down, that deterred me. your friends ain't your friends at the end of the day when you're in trouble. you're going to go calling for mommy

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. >> thank you, momma. >> hello, miami. just look at the view. and the buildings. they light up. part of the house. you want to do the tour with me. in the daytime you see sting rays, dolphins and sharks. >> we get coconuts. >> we open it and drink it because it's healthy. coconut water is healthy. >> when have you opened it for a drink? >> just lie. >> now we're going in, we have a sleeping situation. >> not guilty. not guilty. >> my god, stop. >> their chemistry something mtv president chris mccarthy hopes will translate a second time around. >> one of most iconic friendships and the cast is so young while their lives have changed an they had are at different coming of age moments we all want to the break out and escape. >> the world was first introduced to the "jersey shore" in 2009, the show entertained fans for six seasons with its over the top portrayal of a lifestyle fueled by fighting and party and tranning. >> it was a version of the real world except seven different types of people put seven of the same type of people together. that's why they really gelled an hollywood

. >> your momma eats kitty litter. >> nobody talk about my momma. >> i got put in charge of producingparodies because i had worked in advertising. you have to establish the product, say why people need it and also allow for the comedy. i have a certain fondness for royal deluxe ii where the rabbi circumcises a baby to show how smooth the ride was. commercial parities became a trademark of "saturday night live." >> just for you. just one. >> some of their parodies were really speaking to the times. the sexual awakenings of '60s and '70s, there was a connection to reality. >> hey, you. for that special someone you never expect to see again. >> when you have 18 minutes of commercials in your time period, then to not comment on commercials would be ridiculous. >> who am i? why am i here? when i'm done rolling up this booger, should i eat it or throw it out the window? >> the commercial parodies endure because they reflected not only the culture at the time -- >> super colon blow -- >> -- but also the way that madison avenue tried to sell things. >> we're out of crackling oat flakes. >> ho

and you know, you can take credit where credit is due little momma. amanda: can i be honest with you? georgia: you better be. amanda: this case really got to me. i mean these kids are preston's age. georgia: amanda, you know preston would never get involved in anything like this. amanda: oh no, no. look, we have talked very openly about drugs. he knows the facts, he knows how i feel; i trust him to make good decisions. georgia: amanda, you and henry raised him right. amanda: yes, we did. georgia: you did. amanda: together. georgia: together. amanda: it's not so easy alone. i can't tell you how many times i've wished henry was here for preston. georgia: listen to me. amanda: and me. georgia: he is here, he always will be. and he is so proud of you, both of you. amanda: i owe you a scone. georgia: maybe two. veronica: hey noah, what was your joke? noah: hmm? preston: come on man, you've been dying to deliver whatever line you had about veronica's grade. veronica: yeah, don't hold out on us. noah: okay. it's like i always say, if you're not part of the s

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momma -- >> mmm! mm-mm-mm! >> love was shown as have you had enough to eat.en i talk to my mom, she says, what have you eaten? have you had enough to eat? >> trevor: please welcome david chang! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome, sir. >> excited to be here. >> trevor: welcome to the show. glad that you're here. disappointed that you didn't bring any fried chicken with you. i'm addicted to a lot of your food and so many other people are. this netflix series has started you have with a. >> people are loving it. why the title "ugly delicious"? >> as you saw in the clip, i grew up eating really well. my mom cooked a lot ofcine things, and growing up in northern virginia, it wasn't that cool. i was, like, the butt of many jokes. so when i started cooking professionally, those are the foods i never wanted to touch because i was ashamed of it or didn't want to, like, embrace it some that sort of encapsulates a lot of the foods that i think are truly delicious but may not be cool or looks good on a photograph somewhere like a curry is a perfect example. a bow

members and i remember her daughter saying, that she was looking through a book and she said "that's my momma, hazel wanted... she wanted... she wanted to reach out to you. yes. she had called me in 1963, during the summer... to apologise. but, um, she neversaid what she was apologising for. how do you — what do you mean by that? you think somehow she wanted you to forgive her but she didn't want to delve deep into... where she was at and what she had done? yes, yes, yes. in fact, i began to realise — we spent two years together. you mean after 97? yes. uh huh. gradually i began to realise that she wasn't acknowledging the full extent of what she had done. she told one reporter that life is more than a moment and she should bejudged — should not bejudged just on that moment, but also i had acquired three different videotapes of her having some moments. and, um... she eventually said that she had amnesia... about her past. you mean about other incidents where it appears she was expressing racism? yeah, and her parents removed herfrom central sometime during march — no, i'm sorry, much earlier

. >> um-hmm, it sure will, when momma meisha comes out to be very very, careful.se are the driving conditions that have me worried for my morning commut ers this morning. we are looking outside right now we are talking about that flooding. we were talking about it yesterday. we were talking about it again today. columbus boulevard north and south between race street and dock street, now cars are able to get through but there is a lot of water there. if you can avoid this area you will certainly want to do so. ben franklin bridge we will take a quick peak you can see how slick it is looking. so where that snow is starting to accumulate in thosee are seeing water hit the pavement my worry is refreezing when we will get hydroplaning and it will not matter if you have tire treads or if you have all wheel drive or if you thought you were savvy and put winter tires on, it will not matter, you can still hydro plane so you have to be super careful and remember when you hit those brakes to pump them do not hold them down or you will get straightforward and slide forward. s

>> that's momma. >> that's momma. this is momma's new book. look. what does it say?uess what? who is that? >> hayden. >> that's hayden. do you like that picture? >> we're on the beach. >> we're on the beach. do you like that picture? it's momma holding hayden. isn't that pretty? this is the story about what jesus has done in our lives. brian: wow, that sex exclusive video is that true, ainsley? this is not seen on other networks. ainsley: i don't know they were going to play that that is so sweet. yesterday we got the first copy. like i could hold the book. y'all know what that looks like. you get that first because you work so hard on it and then for my daughter to be a part of that was pretty special. so, there's a copy or what the book looks like. it's about my faith and what god has done in my life and our life as a family. brian: when does it come out? ainsley: april 24th in a few weeks. can you order it now but it will be thought a few weeks. it's so cool. brian: we will get to know more about you? ainsley: it's more about just our relationship with the lord. p

i want you to be my momma one day. >> one day.t one day. >> reporter: tiffany haddish and maya rudolph stealing the show. >> i had to take my shoes off. >> girl, me, too. i've been wearing these shoes since 11:00 this morning. how long you have been wearing your shoes? >> since the critics choice awards. >> oh. i got blisters bubbling up on the bottom of my foot. >> my pinky toe fell off. >> oh. >> reporter: and the dress that returned 56 years later. and the tout a standing ovation. >> i can't believe it! >> reporter: last night, grateful for the ovation all these years later. >> oh. >>> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> and the oscar goes to -- "the shape of water." >> and the oscar goes to frances mcdormant. >> a night of glitz, glamour and act t activism. thanks for joining us, i'm kristin sze. >> i'm eric thomas. host jimmy kimmel called the night the a night of positivity. >> donya baucus has the highlights. >> reporter: it shaped up to be a great night for "the shape of water", winning oscar gold for best pictur

i want you to be my momma one day. >> one day.t one day. >> reporter: tiffany haddish and maya rudolph stealing the show. >> i had to take my shoes off. >> girl, me, too. i've been wearing these shoes since 11:00 this morning. how long you have been wearing your shoes? >> since the critics choice awards. >> oh. i got blisters bubbling up on the bottom of my foot. >> my pinky toe fell off. >> oh. >> reporter: and the dress that returned 56 years later. and the oscar winner walking tout a standing ovation. >> i can't believe it! >> reporter: last night, grateful for the ovation all these years later. >> oh. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- an editor from charleston, south carolina... a software engineer from aurora, colorado... and our returning champion -- an international development researcher from brooklyn, new york... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. nothing but good things in our future. jess

for millions of people in four countries but it is drying up in the latest part of our first serious momma develop or. for the people of good to fill it the lake is life but these fishermen see things are changing. for not when water was abundant on the lake we could fill our boats with fish on one trip so now the water is scarce and we need ten trips to catch half the previous amount. of lake chad was one of the largest freshwater bodies in the world it straddles the borders between chad cameroon and nigeria. in the mostly dry ice ahead climate the lake remains an exception of necessity for thousands of fish animals and plants species supporting the livelihoods of forty million people living along that. drought in the harsh dusty winds over the last sixty years have turned much of the area into a desert. hundreds of violence began to appear in the middle as the water levels dropped environmental organizations and regional governments have long sounded the alarm bells. villages that were on the shores of the lake years ago are now fifty kilometers away the little studies show the disappear

. >> reporter: the cries of terrified children, "momma help me, what is happening," the voices cry. an investigation tonight into how a fire ripped through this mall in a frozen part of eastern yaugs sunday. at least 64 dead, as many as 40 could be children. "this is my daughter, she's 5," this man says. she and her brother, both gone. confusion rained. officials say fire alarms were turned off and emergency exits blocked. this 11-year-old risking life to escape death. he survived the fall. his entire family died inside. most of the children were in a movie theater at the time. according to local reports, the door had been locked. desperate students using their cell phones in their final moments to call their parents. it's not known how the blaze began, but there are some reports that security guards may have fled the scene, and even stopped people from escaping. five people are being questioned by police. david? >> james longman with us tonight. thank you. >>> next tonight, the new and alarming headline for many, is facebookkeeping track of your phone calls and your text messages?

your momma been coaching you?e it may look much the same as usual, this is not a typical 0scars year. the issues of sexual harassment and gender equality are being talked about as much as the likely winners, which is threatening to overshadow the ceremony. is it going to be about the prizes or the protests this year? i think you decide, that person decides. for us, it's about the fun. your life should be a protest. your voice, every day, should be the protest. notjust one night. i know that if i get up on the stage i will be so nervous... this woman is competing against herself, with nominations for best costume design for beauty and the beast and darkest hour. how did this happen, i don't know! you have been in this position before, you won an oscar in 2013 for anna karenina. what is that moment like, when your name is read out? totally and utterly overwhelming. it's everything mixed up together. it's a kind of... absolute shock. and then a kind of dread, of standing up and going up onto the stage. but also the m

i want you to be my momma one day. >> one day.t one day. >> reporter: tiffany haddish and maya rudolph stealing the show. >> i had to take my shoes off. >> girl, me, too. i've been wearing these shoes since 11:00 this morning. how long you been wearing your shoes? >> since the critics choice awards. >> oh. well, i got blisters bubbling up on the bottom of my foot. >> girl, my pinky toe fell off. >> oh. >> reporter: and the dress that returned 56 years later. with the oscar winner who proudly wore it before wearing it again. rita moreno, who once won for "west side story," walking out to a standing ovation. >> i can't believe it! >> reporter: last night, grateful for the ovation all these years later. >> oh. thank you. >> and i hope to see you tomorrow. good night. >>> a big storm dumped a lot of snow? the sierra. >> a human issue that needs to be resolved now. >> students don't want to be silenced. the calls for congress to act on daca. actress frances mcdor mand one of the most talked about reactions. >>> what a difference one st

. >> we were watching the little one and came back and saw the big one, momma bear and she came out justet an eye on things and so now it's a whole new ball game, isn't it. >> bears lived by the foothills and humane society. >>> chp operations found the whale off the coast of mir beach over the weekend. you can see it moving slowly just below the surface. chp's first spotted whale of 2018. >>> time now is 6:52, traffic delays in the east bay and a massive fire in san francisco. your final five is next. speed like this" internet. neverh it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it's "i can get up to one, two, three, four, five mobile lines included?" internet! it's internet from xfinity that makes your life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. they say that strategy is not as obvious to the public. supervisor peskin is now calling for an outside investigation into the matter. it's 6--- it's 6--- . >>> i'm anne makovec liv

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hope hicks says, too. ( laughter ) >> one time she had an interview and a woman came in to interview mommaittle white lies. so jimmy does tell little white lies. what is that? she said when you came in the door and i said glad to see you and you look very nice? so a little white lie every now and then. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's the level. as an ex-president, do you speak to the other ex-presidents? >> sure. i will be with two tomorrow. >> stephen: who? george w. bush and bill clinton. >> stephen: do all the ex-presidents feel good that since trump is in office all of you have gone up the ranks? you've all just been pushed up one level there? >> i don't know about the rest of them. ( laughter ) >> stephen: but you feel good about it? ( laughter ) you pray a lot. do you pray for donald trump? >> i pray he will be a good president, keep our country at peace, that he will refrain from using nuclear weapons and that he will promote human rights. so, yeah, i pray for him. ( applause ) >> stephen: thank you for your prayers, first of all. thank you for your prayers. we do need them. but do

all i know is momma. >> iasav w se prneveurisr alis to that one on the road. >> if you say so.u didn't guess that one. >> "livin' on a prayer." >> "sweet ro >> "sweet caroline." >> "dancing queen." >> that's a good one. >> "don't stop believin'." >> those are all really good. >> now i want to listen to them. >> that's my momma's list right there. >> you know, she posted a video on instagram of you and your daughters rapping. >> we like to have fun around the house, you know, when we sitting around and bored. i said, let's -- we do -- when we sitting around the house and want to have fun, i said let's get the outfits out and start rapping and having a good time and they love it. they send the videos to school. >> talented. you granddaughter, yeah. >> i did my research. >> i'm in the house full of women. >> that's amazing. you also like to dance. you posted some of your moves online as well. i want to kn whatot urtop. ♪ yeah. i don't listening -- >> don't hurt yourself. >> don't hurt yourself. >> watch out. >> watch out. >> i was listening to johnny taylor right there. [ applause

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and i remember thinking momma, now am i supposed to find the positive in this? that starting organizations, communities, foundations, things to prompt change can be healing. >> can be healing. >> and helpful. so like for myself and my sister, we started julian king gift foundation, i was like what can i do that i know even though they are not here that i know they will be proud of. >> that's right. >> and then how can i continue to represent them in a way they will want to be represented and remembered. >> that's what these young people are doing. >> exactly. so they are on the right track. >> they are on the right path. >> and you already started that. you could have picked any song to sing. tell me about the song that you picked and why that song reason nat resonated with resonated with you. >> the times are changing. what else is there to say? it's like, to me, it's not a song, it's a movement. and i spoke to the choir and i said we are not singing a song. you tell your story. you tell your story. we are here -- we are not just to be here. you are not here ju

we have one with the handle proud vet momma.t looks like maybe this is a troubled vet van taking hostages. this one saying if you're concerned about people who are there at the facility, don't show up. there are enough law enforcement officials instead, then took to facebook to say, here is a number to call. among those with concern, this gentleman says he knows about the campus, my kids do their swim lessons there. prayers this doesn't go any further. praying for staff and veterans at the vet eran's home with firt responders. we see a lot of back and forth. we have been able to stream press conferences and still getting people answering questions, from us and law enforcement. a good way it communicate during times like this. >> we sent out breaking news alert moments after learning about the gunman. can you get our breaking news alerts on injury smart phone. just sign up through our free nbc bay area app. you can find it on itunes and google play. >> back it headlines on this friday evening. is it really happening? president tr

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. >> anthony: it's everything momma warned you about. and it's got it all, baby.rever. >> choi: one, two, three. >> anthony: okay. oh, easy, okay. >> choi: okay. kimchi, tony, you go frank, meat. >> anthony: oh, yes! >> choi: both, okay? >> anthony: yeah! >> choi: okay, okay, okay. >> anthony: dating back to famine years of the korean war, scrounging and scavenging from american military bases, it's, in fact, a classic example of necessity being the mother of deliciousness. hot dogs, canned baked beans, spam, instant noodles. put together with the ever-present gochujang and kimchi. it became an enduring and deeply loved classic. >> choi: baked beans. >> anthony: like i used to say to my first girlfriend, "how could something so wrong be so right?" >> anthony: all right. we did that right. >> choi: okay. >> choi: oh no, no, no, no, no. wow! no. ' >> anthony: i'll tell you -- >> anthony: sorry about that. >> choi: wow. >> anthony: sorry, man. >> anthony: regrettable incident. >> anthony: looks healthy. it just, i mean, look at this thing. look at the color, alone. i

but it was this video a momma mountain lion and her three cubs taken just as the sun was coming up that been shared and liked thousands of times online."i did put it on youtube..and it's gone crazy but it also the whole entire neighborhood put it on facebook." as incredible as it is to this homeowner s says its also a good reminder.. that in this area wildlife is everywhere."i'm a little worried to walk my dog at night and i walk down the street making noise." (steve) colorado parks and wildlife says since the mountain lions haven't had any encounters with people, they'll continue to let them be. (vicki) san francisco police officers will soon be able to use tasers. the san francisco police commission made the controversial decision back in november. and yesterday-- they voted on a policy that will regulate how officers can use them. tasers can be used when someone has a weapon other than a firearm... with intent to hurt others. they can also be used if a person is violently resisting an arrest. san francisco officers will start using the tasers as early as december. (steve) still ahead

. >> momma plans to make sure the daughter of shawna tiaffay never forgets. >> he talk about her mom. and what we think her mom would want for her now. >> that's all for this edition of "date line." i'll craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc world headquarters. 7:00 in the east, 4:00 out west. here what's happening. a new report of dark days at the white house apparently reflecting the president's mood. details on that and new reaction ahead. >>> in the cross hairs, prosecutors turn their attention to jared kushner. could they put down charges against the president's son-in-law? >>> and new remarks at a fund-raiser that appear to be a joke, but could they be interpreted as anything re

. >>> so know -- se noah and -- so momma rescue teams -- sonoma rescue teams helped rest could you kayakericopter crew found the man in the water a paramedic was thrown out to pull him from the water. he was attached to a long line outside of the helicopter and the helicopter brought both back to the parking lot. the kayaker you can see them landing there. the kayaker was treated for hypothermia and is expected to fully recover. >>> on saturday emergency official found and airlifted a man to the hospital who fall into the ocean at salt point in sonoma county. and he is in critical condition right now. he was swept out to sea by a sneaker wave and spent several minutes in that extremely cold water. he was plucked out of the water by a coast guard rescue swimmer. sonoma county firefighters and chp and state park officials helped with the rescue. the man is only identified as a 40-year-old from sacramento. >>> if you are a driver leaving alameda today. planning to go through the posey tube, yob heard sal, expect major delays. sal's been telling us all morning oakland road repair crews are fix

>> a momma bear instinct. that's what i had.rom manufacturing to marketing, to r&d, testing her products for purity and safety. she started her own nonprofit to push for stricter government regulation of skin care products. >> i didn't start this to start a business. i started it to make change. and it's a movement for me. that's why i love it. >> you are one of the most successful female ceos in the country. how do you think being a woman helped you? >> i didn't try to be a man. we have a lot of gifts i don't think we tap into. i use my instinct a lot. i use my power of observation a lot. i use my communication skills a lot. a lot of what i do is about saying no. no. it's not good enough. >> reporter: and it's probably a hard thing to learn. i have a hard time saying no. >> it's something you have to learn. it's not something that comes naturally. i realized i needed to have a sense of entitlement. nobody gives it to you. you really have to take it. claim it. that's how women can help each other, share in their experience. >> r

so we'll welcome out your daughter, demi lovato. [ applause ] >> i love you. [ applause ] >> demi, mommay gosh, of course. >> with your mother and you even said, life has changed so much since your mother entered treatment in 2011 and how has it changed for you? what changes have you seen in your mom? >> the changes i've seen in my mom, she's happier and she's calmer. she used to suffer with anxiety and when she self-medicated she was more depressed and she kind of had a cloud over her and now she glows and she is just so cheerful and she's the most positive person i know. >> you've been outspoken about your own challenges with mental health and how does it feel for you to watch your mom share her struggles with everyone. >> i feel very proud of her. i know it's something that is not easy firsthand being somebody that's struggled with mental illness and being open and talking about it. i know it's not easy to be open with the world and for her to share her story is something that i'm extremely proud of. >> we want to congratulate you of six years sober. >> thank you. >> congrats. [ appla

the old screen door ♪ ♪ granny said the dress that my sister wore ♪ ♪ to church wasn't long enough ♪ mommap ♪ oh, you think i'm talking crazy ♪ ♪ in a different language you might not understand ♪ ♪ oh, that's all right that's just the kind of life that made me who i am ♪ ♪ that's just taking my mind on a visit ♪ ♪ back in time 'cause i miss it ♪ ♪ you wouldn't know how to love it like you love it ♪ ♪ unless you lived it and, man, i lived it ♪ ♪ grandaddy smoked salems with the windows up ♪ ♪ and drove me around in the back of that truck ♪ ♪ we drank from the hose and spit in the cup ♪ ♪ we all survived somehow ♪ them old duke boys were flattening their heels ♪ ♪ hollywood was fake, wrestling was real ♪ ♪ wouldn't dream spending that $2 bill for pushing the lawn mower around ♪ ♪ i'd go back there right now ♪ oh, you think i'm talking crazy ♪ ♪ in a different language you might not understand ♪ ♪ oh, that's all right that's just the kind of life that made me who i am ♪ ♪ just taking my mind on a visit ♪ ♪ back in time 'cause i miss it ♪ ♪ you wouldn't know how to love it like i love it ♪ ♪

actually her name is momma no, sir. >> let's get to bucks county because they got hit hard, too, jenny cents been signature up there in bensalem this morning, you know what happened, the nor'easter did a lot of damage. so jenny checking out at first light. ben sal. >> i am did see something interesting, jenny, talking about the trash truck that got stuck. you wouldn't think a trash truck would be stuck. >> of course i put out in a tweet, and they were laughing like all embarrased because they were trying to dig themselves out across the way. i also just got tweet actually all of us got this tweet. lows of bensalem township open for business, saying we've shovels for sale. we have generators coming in later nearly 50,000 people up here in bucks county without power right now, an option for you. mike, alex, unfortunately, no mixing d's for you guys this morning. can't bring any back it the station. mcdonald's is one of the several businesses cents here along this stretch of street road near hulmeville road without power. we've actually seen number of cars, trying to go through the drive-

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significant sentence, death penalty, whatever, a good bit of impetus to come and testify against his mommave any physical evidence against chris, but that was about to change. >> i get a message that -- that a box of bloody clothes and shoes had been turned over. >> reporter: becky had an 11th hour reveal: she told authorities where to find the clothes chris wore during the murder. she'd stashed them in her mother's attic. turning them over was a play to get herself a better deal. >> so she can do herself some good and get the death penalty off the table? >> i think that's the obvious. >> what'd you see when you opened it? >> i saw the backpack, black backpack just like she described. we found the jewelry taken from the parsons home. we found the jewelry taken from the sears home. it was all there. >> signed, sealed, and delivered. that was it. >> there was nothin' else they could do. >> say goodnight, there was nothin' else to do. >> no, not at all. >> reporter: there would be no trial now. instead, a plea agreement, in may 2012. becky sears and her son chris bowers pleaded guilty to murd