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mommy, mommy, her little voice.ommy, mommy, i love you, mommy. >> nbc's -- the tears of that family. miguel almaguer is following this case from cancun. bruce is not being allowed to leave mexico. one of the questions right now is how long can they hold him without filing formal charges and what sort of evidence are they waiting for before they do that? >> reporter: forensic evidence and toxicology reports that we're told could come back any day. with that evidence, detectives here will decide whether or not to charge bruce with his wife's murder. now, investigators said his story has been inconsistent. he said that on a monday, he last saw his wife in the afternoon, although hotel guests say they saw him with his wife later that afternoon and heard laud arguing coming from their room. he was released from police and told not to leave the country. meantime, back in los angeles, monica's parents and sister have asked that the fbi get involved, that the district attorney in los angeles get involved as well as have the

tell your mommy that you know she paid men to hurt and kill animals. everyone knows and the sooner she stops wearing fur, the sooner the animals will be safe. until then keep your doggy and kitty friends away from mommy. she's an animal-killer, closed quote. in the fish with daddy tearing apart a fish on the cover, until your daddy learns that it's not fun to kill, keep your doggies and kitties away from him. he's on hooked on killing defenseless animals they could be next. closed quote. imagine your kid came home crying thinking you're going to kill their beloved pet. but the zeal of animal rights is so strong and the emotionalism so fervent that they're willing to undermine the relationship between parents and children over these issues. so i think i'll stop there on this aspect of the book. the book is to show that animal rights is not about being nicer to animals. it is not a benign movement. it is actually in my view a dark movement. an antihuman movement and a nillistic movement. [applause] >> the second part of the book deals -- i'll end soon he

but now grainy surveillance video emerges of mommy with a mystery man. cops i.d. a person of interest. as we go to air last night, they i.d. him. the mystery man, tre b. hutcherson. breaking tonight, in a surprise twist, we learn it's not the first time mommy spotted with the mystery married man. his wife revealing thousands now gone from the family bank account. tonight, is the young church mom in danger or is she a runaway mom? where is young church mom tiffany tehan? >> honey, your dad and i and your husband and your child need you to come back home. >> breaking news. law enforcement just moments ago saying they've located the 1999 red volkswagen beetle believed to be driven by tre hutcherson. >> we're just going hour by hour, day by day, and trying to do what we can to locate her safely. >> cops say he's 42-year-old tre b. hutcherson, who's unemployed and has also been missing for several days. law enforcement desperately trying to track the two down. as the local media talks to a woman claiming to be hutcherson's wife. she alleges hutcherson recently withdrew

hours of croslin yakking to mommy, daddy, you name it, all caught on video as police comb these jailhouse tapes for clues as to haleigh's whereabouts. where is the 5-year-old little girl? >> breaking news in the case of missing 5-year-old florida girl haleigh cummings. haleigh's father ronald cummings and former stepmom slash babysitter misty croslin were in court today, both claiming they're not guilty of trafficking thousands of dollars' worth of prescription painkillers. undercover video allegedly captures cummings and croslin selling drugs to an undercover police officer over five times during a one-month period. cummings and croslin remain in jail on high bonds, as reports emerge the investigation into haleigh's disappearance heats up, with sources telling investigative journalist art harris that misty croslin has failed another police poly. >> i want to go straight out to marlaina schiavo, our producer on the story from the very, very beginning. >> nancy, both ronald and misty were in court today. both pled not guilty to the drug trafficking charges that they are facing. now, we kno

she told me, you know, you can always be a mommy. you don't always get the opportunity to be a marine. >> in your september, portraits of women combat veterans, combat veteran. >> everyone in the military knows that women are in combat. we have the ban on combat, but that is meaningless in a war where there are very few clear distinctions between friendly lines and your support. >> what does this sergeant? >> she worked with helicopters on the line as they came in and out. not every woman that i interviewed had a job that put her directly into combat. i did interview a marine who had a drug sniffing dog which became an explosive sniffing dog when she went to rock. that was clearly a very dangerous position to be interviewed women who were convoy gunners who were out doing house-to-house searches and were out driving on these very dangerous roads and sometimes getting blown up by ieds or hit by mortars. >> how did you find these women? >> it was a real process. i kind of bumbled at first because as you know, the military is a parallel

mommy never seen again. successful in his own right, an emmy-nominated former reality producer for the hit show "survivor" and co-creator of mtv's "pimp my ride," the husband claims she vanishes after heading out to go shopping. then investigators zero in on a nearby sewer. there inside the mother's body found dumped with a blow to the head, signs of strangulation, bruises, and scratches to the neck. suspect number one, husband/daddy. >> go missing on monday morning. she went for a shopping on cancun. >> he's a successful producer, making such hits as cbs' "survivor." >> and she never come back. >> tonight, bruce beresford-redman is the prime suspect after his wife was found dead in a sewer at a luxury resort. >> they love each other, even though -- they very happy couple. >> 42-year-old monica beresford-redman found dead. police say believed to be strangled, with scratches on her neck and a blow to the head. >> i've never seen anything hostile in the relationship between them. they always got along. they se

can you make a funny face to mommy? >> reporter: but now friends are pitching in. >> we're good on milk. >> i can run out today, maybe after your mom gets here and john's going to mow the grass this afternoon. it's getting a little long. >> how's it looking? >> little rough, little rough, i'll tell you. >> reporter: but even rougher for them, the anxiety of being apart. the family spends a lot of time online, sharing laughs. >> you're my little comedian, aren't you? >> reporter: shedding tears, but also making plans. >> what's the first thing you guys want to do when we come home? >> go to the zoo! >> i think i might kiss the ground when we get home. >> eww! >> could you just share with us again how you're dealing with this, how you're coping? >> it's hard. lots of tears. not a lot of sleep. i mean, i'm a stay-at-home mom, i don't get out a whole lot, i'm not an adventurous person. this was a hard enough thing for me to do. >> reporter: sarah lee for cnn, midlothian, virginia. >>> high and mighty claims from iranian pre

"mommy" "mommy," her little voice. "mommy,ommy, i love you, mommy.ts. >> reporter: from the begins, police had questions for monica's husband, his story and time line never matched up. he told directives his wife left their posh resort to go shopping on a monday afternoon, but that night guests spotted them together on hotel grounds and heard loud arguing coming from their room. after bruce spoke to investigators, they told him not to leave the country. his passport's been turned over to police. >> translator: considering that he's the husband of the victim, his role should be to try to clear up this matter. >> reporter: a hollywood producer for hit shows like cbs's "survivor," bruce beresford-redman finds himself in his own high-stakes drama unable to leave mexico or escape the focus of what's now a federal investigation. authorities believe he was the last person to see his wife alive. >> translator: whoever did it needs to pay. i want justice for the life of my sister. >> reporter: justice, police say, will come as their murder investigation moves

. >> no, please, please don't leave, mommy. please don't go. no.o, please. >> god, i could watch that for hours. i have no idea what it is, but it is awesome. bill, here is the thing, i don't care who you are, right or left, anybody who tries to make a citizens arrest irritates the hell out of me. can you imagine it? it does not exist. there is no such thing. >> the handcuffses were fluffy. >> it was very much tongue in cheek and a tad sexy. but we missed the first part. before he starts talking about totalitarianism of left wingers ignoring what's been going on in town hall meetings before this. >> screaming socialism -- >> and the left ignores this stuff even when bush is in power. >> i am saying we thring -- >> who are the vicious political players bringing violence upon people here? >> it is the ones wearing the pink hats. >> no, the crazy lefties. >> i do not fear her or her fuzzy -- i am a proud member of society. and you would look great in a pink hat. >> you guys on the right embrace your loon gnaw particulars. you hate that that lady with

. >> plus, is mommy in the coal mines? kimberly is on the case of the search for susan powell. and a political pillow fight? i'll let kimberly explain. >> all right, geraldo, i will be back later with breaking news on unemployment that may have 200,000 americans seeing red. it will be an easter battle royale debate like you have never seen. and between our resident political chicks ann and kirsten, not those chicks, guys, these chicks, the real ann coulter and kirsten powers will join me and we will see the ladies later in the program. now, let's go out to geraldo. hi, geraldo. geraldo hi, kimberly. welcome everybody to the marine forward operating base marja. an instant city, a for treasure created in the center of the poppy growing region of afghanistan. it was here, 49 days ago that the largest helicopter borne assault since the war in vietnam began and it is here that yesterday a different kind of operation began, one to convince the local people to stop growing opium poppies. this is lieutenant colonel cal worth, the commanding officer of the first battalion sixth marines.

. >> can i have a juice box, mommy? >> reporter: this family is full, there's a 9-year-old, a 7- year-old and a 6-year-old and a 5-year-old. their parents adopted them from russia nearly three years ago. >> what are we doing. you kind of calm down and you get a feeling like, is it the right thing. now, they want one more, the 15- year-old sister who's still in russia. >>> we can't leave her there and the teens age out and they're kind of just sent on their way and their out look is grim. >> reporter: and the option may not be smooth. some are calling for a freeze in all american adoptions after an 8-year-old boy was sent back to the country by his american mother. next week, state department workers are going to russia for talks and some agencies are concerned. >> familys are concerned as to whether or not they'll be able to proceed with the plans to adopt from russia. i understand the concern and have been giving them frequent updates as to what we're hearing. >> they haven't received specific words about the adoption

but to show how nasty this can get, peta puts out to comic books one is your mommy kills animals the other is your daddy kills the panels. in the one the woman looks like the leave it to beaver milan wearing a dress and eight string of pearls and the apron and it shows a maniac stabbing a ravaged that looks like bumper and listen to this this is handed out to 678 year-old kids tell your money that you know, she pays men two her two animals everybody knows and as soon as she stops wearing for the animals will be saved but until then keep your friends away from mommy she is a animal killer until your daddy learns it is not fun to kill keep your doggies and kiddies away from him he is so hoped on killing defenseless animals they could be next. " to imagine your kid came home crying thinking you will kill the beloved pet? it is so strong and for good they are willing to undermine the relationship between parents and children over the issues. i think there will stop here on that aspect of the book to show that animal-rights is not about the nicer to animals or teenine movement but it is a

hours of croslin yakking to mommy and daddy. you name it. all caught on video. as usual, it's all about misty croslin. whining about life behind bars. croslin breaking down in tears, actually blaming the little girl's kidnap for ruining her life. repeatedly referring to the kidnapper as "he." this while croslin's own brother blames their alleged drug operation for haleigh's disappearance. but why? as police comb those jailhouse tapes for clues tonight, where is 5-year-old haleigh? >>> today's a very bad day for me. >> she was taken to the crime scene, to the river. >> tomorrow's going to be a bad day for me, too. >> the detective showed her what they had found. >> i was freaking out p. >> she was shown bones. >> shown bones. >> bones and remains. >> i know that bones have been found in the river. >> she knows something. >> human bone or animal bone? >> she was pointing a spot out on the river. >> it was crazy. >> show her the bones. >> they put her in the car with brother tommy croslin. >> and let's say she has the reaction -- >> i'm serious. i was like oh, my g

he says when they come home mommy's gone. >> a body found in the woods in idaho. could it be that of missing utah mom susan powell? >> we just miss her, and we want her back, and i love her, and my boys love her. >> how are they doing? >> they're doing okay. >> do you have any idea what happened to her? >> no. thank you. and any help to try to find her would -- would be appreciated. so really, that's all. we just -- i mean, she's somewhere. >>> and breaking news tonight in the search for 2-year-old florida girl caylee. six months of searching culminate when skeletal remains found in a heavily wooded area 15 houses from the anthony home confirmed to be caylee. a utility meter reader stumbles on a tiny human skeleton including a skull covered in light-colored hair. the killer duct-taping and placing a heart-shaped sticker directly over the mouth, then triple-bagging little caylee like she's trash. bombshell tonight. did a female fbi agent sabotage the murder case against tot mom? her dna found on the duct tape binding little caylee's skull. and in the last hours we

new kate gosselin back on mommy duty. will "dancing" suffer a ratings drop?lus, her final tell-all. >> this is so the inside information. >> and -- >> wow, that was hard. >> inside dancing's intense last-minute rehearsals. >> and i'm not ready to go home. >> marie osmond back on tv after her son's suicide. what donny told us about his grieving sister today. >> shawn king's alleged lover helping larry to stand. the first picture of the love triangle together. >> this is tough for me because the kids are -- >> hector nearly crying about the kids. >> you care about the kids. >> as my exclusive interview makes news on snl. >> they had sex in larry's bed where i imagine you can go crazy because there's rails on both sides. >> sandra's husband out of rehab.

. >> the last words that my son said to me, mommy, i'm going to die. and at that point he collapsed. >> reporter: jailan is one of about 12,000 people who have died as a result of the swine flu in the u.s.. it may not be the pandemic many experts were predicting, but then again it is clearly not over yet. >> i can't emphasize strongly enough that pandemics run two to three years. this has been only barely year one. >> reporter: if you live in the city and you're interested in a swine flu shot for free, you can call the city's health department at 211. anyone from six months and up can and should be vaccinated. christian schaffer, abc2 news. >> and the state is offering 150 free vaccination clinics free next week. to see the list, log on to abc2news.com and look for links mentioned on air. >>> according to the national centers for disease control, some 80 million americans have been vaccinated since october. rhode island has the highest rate of 39%, followed closely by five other states, mississippi came in with the lowest rate of 13%. >>> opening state

i heard them say and mommy said it is monday but it is really sunday, isn't it and of course i was reading day before my children read and so the haiku i wrote for them is you will enjoy it. i was reading the day before my children reading the day and one of the -- got up when i read that haiku and said ah, professor sanchez if we here in the east learn how to wear our days well, by the time it gets to the west, perhaps we will have peace. it is the subtext of the haiku. when there is beauty there is also nonbeauty or where there is good there is also bad. there is that coming together. that's why i love the haiku. for another reason, for our children. whenever i go to the a university i say take me to high school. no charge. let me go speak to young people. what i'm trying to do is establish what i call a haiku mind. way of looking at each other. the way of looking at the beauty in nature and transfering that look at the beauty in ourselves. tavis: how do you respond to someone who might say high skew too simplistic -- haiku is too simplistic? >> we make things complicated because we thin

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"mommy, when are you coming home?" >> reporter: and what are you telling them >> as soon as i can. >> as soon as we know. >> reporter: for the louws and everybody else stuck in europe it can't come soon enough. the day began with promise. hopes lifted along with the airplanes as the ash cloud shifted enough to allow some airports in britain and northern europe to open for business. about 13,000, roughly half of europe's flights operated. that was brief glimpse of what used to be normal. but the new normal is being determined by the volcano in iceland and its latest activity sent a new cloud of ash toward europe. and that soon had airports closing down again. not just planes but lives stopped. the board tells a sad story, but not the whole sad story. the number of flights canceled so far: 895,000. the number of passengers affected worldwide, an estimated eight million. the cost in frustration, convenience, disruption, unmeasurable. in the hope airplanes would open again, flights took off from around the world heading fo

she's author of "where the girls are" and the mommy myth ," to find out more, visit susan j. douglas.com. >> this weekend, john dean is our guest on book tv's in depth, the former white house counsel to president nixon and author of 10 books, including an updated edition of "blind ambition" takes your phone calls, e-mails and tweets, today, live at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> >> hello. it's my pleasure to be here with bill bennett, an old friend, somebody who has written now a third in a trilogy of history books. there were two great volumes you did on american history, that ended in 1989, and now you're doing a slightly slimmer volume to continue it, to the present. is that -- you see it as part of a trilogy? >> guest: it is part of a trilogy, it is "the century turns," but it is the third in the trilogy. the reason i was a little reluctant, you've written history books, this history is pretty close to us, so i was worried about perspective, objectivity, but because of "america's last best hope" are available in the public schools, teachers like to believe they're

can you make a funny face to mommy?. >> the kids run out today after your mom gets here and john will moe the grass. >> how is it looking? >> a little rough. >> reporter: even rougher for them, the anxiety of being apart. the family spends a lot of time online sharing laughs. >> little comedian. >> reporter: shedding tears but also making plans. >> what is the first thing you want to do? >> go to the zoo. >> i think i might kiss the ground when i get home. >> could you share with us again, just how you're dealing with this and how you're coping? >> it's hard. lots of tears. not a lot of sleep. i'm a stay-at-home mom, i'm not an adventurous person. this was a hard enough thing for me to do. >> reporter: cnn, midlothian, virginia. >> wow. >> seemed like a good idea at the time. >> until you couldn't back home. >> we'll talk to todd brilliant, a passenger stranded at heathrow airport. his wife is seven months pregnant and started a survival guide on facebook for people like him stranded. hey, he's got the time and got the

-- mommy? very cute. >> 5:53 on monday. ♪ ♪ this is the a-b-c of a perfect harmony. ♪ ♪ hey. ♪ hey. ♪ hey. ♪ hey. ♪ the a-b-c of l-o-v-e. ♪ the a-b-c of l-o-v-e. ♪ hey. ♪ hey. ♪ hey. ♪ hey. >> the good samaritan came to the rescue of a woman being attacked in new york city. >> vdot because ultimately no one would help him. surveillance video shows the 31 year-old building to help the woman. then the attackers stabbed him. he collapsed while trying to chase the suspect. then more than 20 people walked by him. none of them stopped to help hugo. help arrived finally after nearly two hours but was twoo late to help the guatemalan immigrant. >> the violence we are seeing, incredible amounts in this culture. that is most of what we saw in this terrible video. >> police are still looking for the woman that he tried to help. they hope she can potentially lead them to his killer. there are reports one person walked by, the phone out and took a picture and kept walking. >> very troubling. to do that kind

mommy cat can't cradle the kitten's bottom in the supportive happened because it doesn't have a hand -- hand because it has paws. that's how andy levey moves pixle and stormy when he moves storms. if you disagree you are a racist homophobe who heckles during sex. >>> jim, did kim do wrong? >> i don't approve with the way she is holding that cat. i have never seen it held like that unless you are ready to punt it. >> so you think it is wrong? >> yeah. >> but aren't kittens used to it? isn't that how you pick it up jie. that's a proper way to hold a cat. i grew up seeing cats on farms. i didn't live on a farm, but i had family members and that's how you pick up the cat because that's how the mothers pick them up. there is nothing wrong with it. but you introd the segment saying look at this deeply disturbing picture and i went straight to her boobs coming out of her shirt. >> no, it was all a test. if you were straight you were not looking at the cat. >> i don't know who is hungry for attention. it is all attention. >> bill, isn't this how you like to be carried? >> yes, i was born wit

>> it's medicine for mommy because she needs stuff and she has no hair. >> reporter: the hair loss isemotherapy and her body cannot take any more. >> ouch. i'm used to it by now. >> reporter: first her insurance agreed to pay for her bone marrow transplant, but not for the operation to remove it from the donor. so channel 7 viewers joined local businesses and raised three times as much as diana needed. then jackson memorial backed out because medicaid decided to drop diana. that's because she had accepted a social security payment to help her son. >> i just -- i never asked to get any more than what i needed. >> medicaid had signed on this and everything was set to go until april 1st of this year, last week. on april 1st diana was notified by medicaid that they were canceling her coverage because her income now that her son is receiving social security disability is too high. >> i offered it back to them and they said it's too late at this point so i don't know where else to turn to and i'm out of time. i just want to thank everybody for their support once again. i am in a situation w

his mommy is so proud of him because he can fly planes, crash them into the ground and rob places, accordinge. he's the barefoot bandit and the legend is next.  >> shepard: what a night in chicago. so violent. gunmen killed at least two, left others bleeding in the street and there's video of part of this. the. >> the videographer and police officers got caught up in the second round. >> get up, get up! >> where is there [ bleep ] coming from? >> we got shots fired over here. the neighborhood is englewood, an area known for violence i'm told. tim gaughan is tracking this from the newsrooms. wow, that's some pictures. >> crazy, that's exactly what the cops told us, this was crazy. i'll show you fox chicago news. what happened added first, it was a dispute as a party and a group from the party went to an address on marshfield avenue and police received a call of multiple shooting victims. they put in a plan, a lot of ambulances, five ambulances and police cars try to secure the scene. when they think it's secure, police started getting fired on and the chaos broke out. two people fatally sho

but she got a little snippy when they asked her you are being so nice now mommy. didn't like that. >> it is not easy for kate. she is raising 8 kids she is a single mom, john has yet to find a job. she is getting a lot of negative feedback for doing dancing with the stars in truth she is earning more than a working single mother in a normal job would earn in three years. all in about six-week time. since when has it become not working or not working well when you are working in the entertainment try. you don't see any one getting down on angelina jolie orring if on a movie set for 15 hours a day. >> at least she is trying to help her family make money and support her children. maybe he should do the same i don't know just a thought. rachel we know we can count on you. >> wouldn't be a bad idea. >> it's a good idea. we are going to check back into geraldo. i will see you next time in new york. >> thank you. >> geraldo. >> i like kate. i didn't before but i do now. >> you like her dancing? >> i guess. but i like her spunk. >> she is got a lot of -- she is a single m

he said, mommy, let's go to the grocery store and buy some. >> buy money.e. >> apparently that's where he thinks money comes from. i need to work on the money question already at 4 years old. ale when did you first learn about money? >> well, i started investing at a young age. i think 11 when i bought stock, which i really liked. as you and i discussed, i'm not sure i ever learned the other side about money. i'm not the best saver in the entire world. i learned how to spaend invest. didn't learn the saving part. >> an image of alex p. keaton and ali velshi. >> introduced to the stock market early. >> how many people do you think learn about personal finance at school? >> as a percentage? >> as a percentage. a guess. >> 20%? >> much lower. the roman nuell rap, believe it or not this week, 6%. 6% of people, ali, say they learn about personal finances. only 6% according to a recent survey by the national foundation for credit counseling, and that many people say is a problem with financial literacy in this country. 6% learning it in school. suddenly going out

i think the best thing for vanessa is to be with her mommy. >> this woman is serving two

>> elmo talks to his mommy and daddy, and sees if they can help.ll the time they do help, they do help elmo, and sometimes elmo talks to friends, too. >> you will never replace that person, but there is a way to celebrate their memory, and they will be with us forever and not forget about that. >> yeah, like on "sesame street" we all come together to help each other, too. >> reporter: was it fun to be at the pentagon? >> yeah, and it was fun. >> reporter: barbara starr, the penal gone. >>> that does

with the ink barely dry on divorce papers mommy kate not only hits the trail for a book tour but stars on the hit show "dancing with the stars." daddy jon gosselin, he moves to a $5,000 a month bachelor pad in new york, "exploring job opportunities," after dating a string of women, turning up in bars all over the country. gosselin now bunking on the sofa at his brother's house in maryland, still no job. but listen to np the very morning after kate survives another round of cuts on "dancing with the stars," last night, jon gosselin files legal papers the morning after demanding primary custody of the eight children, insisting he shouldn't pay child support to her. oh, no. she should pay him. >> our number one priority, kate and i, is our kids. >> so -- >> breaking news in the ongoing saga of the gosselins. >> i thought we -- you can smile now. >> jon gosselin reportedly wants custody of the kids. >> i'm just fed up. >> with his attorney telling tmz that ex-wife kate gosselin's appearance on abc's "dancing with the stars" is harmful to the children. >> i know that my kids were happy. >>

i know she's going to feel mommy is not here. >> reporter: it will be a bittersweet moment parting withle knowing it's the best thing for the baby. >> as much as i would love to be able to keep her here a little longer, i want her to know more than inmates and officers. i want her to see beyond these walls. >> reporter: studies have shown mothers who participate have lower return rates than others. others argue they should not be in the child care business. >> the one thing to look at, you're imprisoning babies. the other thing is if you separate them you're punishing the baby to be without their mom. >> it's really to preserve the baby's future as much as the mothers. studies show it is beneficial for mothers long-term. >> what about if dads want their babies. >> great point. so far prisons doing it feel like it's worth the expense and issue. >> mara, thank you. >> thank you. >> for more on this issue, go to thegrio.com and click on mara. >>> tina fey is back and brought her best sarah palin. >> so, katie, what newspapers do you read? it's an easy question, katie. well, better luck nex

they still say things like, "i wish mommy and daddy could be together" and those sort of things.have their same innocent love for each of us and i appreciate that. >> you currently have primary custody of the kids but jon has sued for primary custody because he says that you're an absentee mom, that you're more interested in fame than you are raising the children. what's your reaction to that? >> my reaction to that is, i'm a working mom and cameras are on me so people catch me traveling and working. i've got to work harder now than ever because i am a single mom. and in my heart, i'm always in my kitchen baking and cooking for my kids, and i'll always be there. it is a struggle to be here, to be anywhere. the emotion that you see is because i would rather be at home with them. >> but you feel you have to do this. >> i have to work. i have to provide for them. it's a struggle that every working mom, especially single moms go through, i am really feeling it now and it is really hard. >> he brings up in particular "dancing with the stars," that's in california, your kids are back i

to stop thinking that mommy's going to come in and make everything okay, if you're making some bad, risky decisions out there. >> well, i disagree. i think the fed -- now is not the time to remove the monetary punch bowl. we've still got an unemployment rate in this country that's near 30-year highs. if you look at the economy and industrial production, still well below historical averages. i think the fed still has plenty of time to tighten monetary policy. i'm still quite concerned that the bank credit channel is impaired. and i think monetary policy has to remain accommodative until we get loan growth from the banking system. >> haven't we learned that having rates at zero, if that isn't enough to spark lending, that maybe it's not a rate problem? >> well, it certainly doesn't hurt. i don't think we want to remove the low rates right now. if you look at inflation, it's not a huge issue. in fact, core inflation is trending down sharply right now. inflation expectations are well contained. bond yields are still at historically low levels. wage pressures are siding with the 10% unemployme

honey, mommy's having a timeout, ok?ale announcer ] meet the family and the new sienna on youtube. toyota. >> reporter: as president, george w. bush did something momentous that few of you may know about, something so momentous that it is saving millions of lives and generating good will for america around the world. millions of africans who had been dying of aids are now living with aids, thanks to the bush program. the u.s. is providing pills to more than two million people with hiv/aids, people who could never afford them and who were condemned to die. the medicine not only saves their lives, it permits them to live full lives. we went to uganda, where aids has ravaged the country, killing more than a million people, and where dr. peter mugyenyi, a pioneer against aids, told us how grateful he is to americans for saving his fellow ugandans. >> dr. peter mugyenyi: we thank, sincerely, the american people. they are the people who are saving lives. they are the people who can be proud that lives are being saved on this c

it was my mommy who complained, who railed and ranted against the company and the industry and how they treated the miners and the people. my mother was the one who talked about mother jones and joan yell lieu wills. her mother was also responsible for making sure her father received his plaque lung benefits. my daddy got old and he was used up by the coal industry and he had black lung and needed to retire, but he still had children and grandchildren that he had to raise, says bonds. the coal company didn't take such things into account. they di denied him compensation, giving him an ultimatum, go back to work or quit. he went back in the mines. meanwhile, bonds recalls, her mother much ad a brillan scheme. my mother thought i'll get life insurance on cob, so the agent come to the house and come back after a physical and looked at my mother and said ms. thompson, we can't insure your husband, he's very sick, he's ill and she said west whoas wrong with him and he said he's got black lung, he might live six months. my mother said, can you prove that? he said, yes, sir, ms. thompson, righ

i've got to ask is this way too much for a big-time star mommy? will "showbiz tonight" name her the most provocative celebrity of the week or should it be jon for starting up a whole new fight over their kids? don't forget about i'm back on the golf course with a creepy new tv ad tiger woods. and today, charlie sheen tapes the season finale of "two and a half men." the big question today, is he really quitting or is all this just a big old trick to get more cash? charlie finally sets the record straight. this is "showbiz tonight" on hln news and views. more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom making news today. >>> now on "showbiz tonight" kate's unbelievable new juggling act. today, kate gosselin speaks out about balancing eight kids with dancying wi "dancing with the stars" and two more new shows. >> it's very difficult. i can't put my life aside and do simply six hours of dance every day. >> her whining could get her another title. will she be named most provocative of the week? how about jon gosselin starting a new custody war with her

that idea, seeing your daughter has only one childhood here but as she told me, you can always be a mommy but you won't always get the opportunities of the marine. >> in your subtitle, portraits of women combat veterans, combat veterans? are women allowed in combat? >> are born in the military knows women are in combat and few civilians know that. of course, we've got the ban on combat, but that's pretty meaningless in a war where there are very few clear distinctions between front-line vendors support. >> and so, what is the sergeants job quiets >> she actually worked with others. she's on the line as they came in and out. not every woman that i interviewed had a job that are directly into combat. but i did interview a marine who had a drug sniffing guard, which became an explosive sniffing dog when she went to iraq and that was clearly a very dangerous position. i interviewed women who were convoy gunners, who were out doing house to house searches. and two were driving home is very dangerous roads and sometimes getting blown up i iuds were hit by mortars. >> how did you find these wome

. >> special mommy hug to you.n has risen. >> he has risen. >> oh, my. that's enough for pat. the march jobs report is due out any minute now. we'll have those numbers for you as they come out right here on "morning joe." i've been growing algae for 35 years. most people try to get rid of algae, and we're trying to grow it. the algae are very beautiful. they come in blue or red, golden, green. algae could be converted into biofuels... that we could someday run our cars on. in using algae to form biofuels, we're not competing with the food supply. and they absorb co2, so they help solve the greenhouse problem, as well. we're making a big commitment to finding out... just how much algae can help to meet... the fuel demands of the world. [ woman ] nine iron, it's almost tee-time. time to face the pollen that used to make me sneeze, my eyes water. but with new zyrtec® liquid gels, i get allergy relief at liquid speed. that's the fast, powerful relief of zyrtec®, now in a liquid gel. zyrtec® is the fastest 24-hour aller

they still you know, say things like, oh, i wish mommy and daddy could be together, and those sort of things, but they still have their same innocent love for each of us, and i appreciate that. >> kpristy, much more on this today on "showbiz tonight." is she now the best role model for single working moms? live at 5:00 on hln. see you then. >> thank you so much. >>> boy, i just cannot wait tell you this story pap florida girl missing since flad been found alive. you see her right there. a member of her church who'd been helping search for 11-year-old nadia bloom found her this morning in the woods not far actually from an alligator infested swamp. pictures ever police and volunteers carrying her out. look at all the photographers there, too. she told them she was stuck in the mud and couldn't move. they're calling james king a hero. the man who found her. i think that's him there. she had waterlogged feet, covered in mosquitoes, otherwise, okay. she was found in the nick of time. >> i never believed in miracles. i do now. i got to tell you all, we were getting close to that bewitching

that's mommy. and this... this--that's for someone who can't wait to see you. little button. click on facebook and grammy's e-mail. and plug it in. and right now you're taking her breath away. the real kodak moment happens when you share. the new share button on our cameras makes it simple. >>> there's rain falling someplaces. sharon will have the traffic after the weather. >> what we're seeing, yep, after a break in the overnight, more rain pressing into the area and we're calling for more rain and heavy. we'll watch, if we get a few peeks of sun, midday and early afternoon for the potential for thunderstorms later. low mid-50s now and 67 is high. we'll send it to sharon gibala. >>> well, a lot to slow you down this morning. cold spring lane, two lanes are blocked because of the flooding near the backup. meantime, an accident is blocking all lanes of 178 and a crash in the city at cane street and traffic lights have been out all morning watch for another web in jes -- wreck in jessep and in cockiesville. and downed fires an blocking all southbound lanes. there

. >> tell her mommy and dadly love her. >> reporter: after six, agonizing days, the poulters made ito haiti. >> she's good. and she's here. >> reporter: they were able to hug their little girl for themselves. >> see momma. we're here for you, babe. >> reporter: on wednesday, wearing her special adoption day pin, little maya headed to court for the final step in her long, adoption journey. >> just like a biological child grows in their mother's stomach. an adoptive child grows in their mother's heart. we're blessed that god chose us to be her family. >> reporter: then, with a bang of the gavel, an iowa judge made what this family has long known in their heart. that this shy, thoughtful, little girl, belongs with them. the adoption is official. >> did that speed it up because of this earthquake? i mean, three years this is in. >> that's a normal process there in haiti, to take that amount of time. in effect, they had the final paperwork in order. the earthquake strikes. they were supposed to go in a few weeks. then, it was going to delay it. they were able to get there and take her hom

hello, mommy. >> he could have put it in the drink, too. another five feet short. we love phil. >> he goes for it. >> goes for broke. >> one more time. >> i guess he clipped the branch on the follow-through. >> really? isn't that a two-stroke? >> we would be getting the putter to get it in the grass. >> it was a perfect weekend. >> oh, man. beautiful masters. multi generational story lines. if only they would let me in the gates. here's a live shot of atlanta, tony. gorgeous today. doesn't seem to want to stop now. this created problems with the pollen. we don't see much rain not only across the southeast but much of the east coast. not a lot of rain for the next few days. not going to wash that out too much. here's the map. most of the action is out west. that's where we start off. this is a decent storm for this time of year from san francisco up through parts of is he all the, portland stretching back through san diego as well. by the way, u.s. open this year, pebble beach right there. when they have that in june typically it shuts off the rainmakers for califor

. >> mommy? >> no!>> well, tina fey, in her role of sarah palin. the real sarah palin who is firing up the faithful to win the congress in the mid-term elections and perhaps looking to 2012 as well. at a leadership conference, gop leaders tried to get past some of the internal issues and get back to dashesing the democrats. jim acosta is following that for us. he is live in washington. it is so exciting to talk about the next new star of the gop, the new ron paul, 74 congressman of texas. he came within one vote of winning this straw poll. >> that's right. i wish we could continue talking about the tina fey/sarah palin network. that was comedy magic there. you are right. ron paula parentally is doing quite well at these republican leadership conferences. you will remember the cpac conference that just happened in washington where he won a straw poll there. he almost won this straw poll down at the southern republican leadership conference in new orleans. he lost to mitt romney by one vote. they essentia