mommy in pajamas goes to the mailbox in the front yard to mail a letter. mommy never seen again. in the front yard, clear signs of struggle. in the grass, the driveway, gravel where mommy kicked and fought. kidnapped at the mailbox? 7:30 a.m. in her pajamas? bombshell tonight, as we go to air, investigators working around the clock. at this hour, police using high-tech sonar. adams lake. it's a body of water about 20 minutes from the home where mommy vanishes. specialized crime techs en route from michigan to virginia to search every square inch of two vehicles, one a mercury sedan. the other a dodge ram pickup. both belonging to mommy's estranged husband. tonight, we learn suspicious tire tracks in a field where a neighbor spots a truck and a mystery man crouched nearby at the time mommy goes missing. with her two little girls in hiding for their own protection still, no sign of mommy tonight. where is gorgeous young mom of two, venus stewart? >> breaking news. police dive teams searching adams lake right now in the search for venus stewart. law enforcement using side scan sonar

mommy never seen again. in the front yard clear signs of struggle in the grass, the driveway, gravel where mommy kicked and fought. kidnapped at the mailbox, 7:30 a.m. in her pajamas? where is gorgeous young mom of two, venus stewart? >> she told me earlier she was going to mail a letter. >> law enforcement desperately searching for mom of two, 32-year-old, venus stewart. >> she needed to mail a letter, but she should have told her father. >> venus disappears heading down the driveway to drop a letter in the mailbox, wearing just slippers and pajamas. >> an abduction of some sort. that's what appears to have happened. >> cops say there are signs of a struggle. what happened? police say it appears venus just fell off the face of the earth. >> it's hard to believe that no one saw anything. >> venus and estranged husband douglas stewart, both accuse each other of abuse. in fact, venus just winning temporary custody of her 3 and 5-year-old daughters one week before she vanishes. >> she had moved in with her pare

save me, mommy! saying, please someone save him as her son floated away, a fellow passenger lunged once and then twice and then finally caught hold of a life jacket strap and hauled him back from certain death. by midnight back on the oceanos, most of the officer his abandoned ship. many crew, too. >> the first officer, the second officer, the third officer, nobody's there. no officers. not one. >> it was clear guitarist that the fate of everyone still aboard rested on the shoulders of lorraine betts, her staff of entertainers and the ordinary seamen who stayed behind when senior officers left in the sea worthy lifeboats. >> it was the cruise director, myself as the guitarist and the magician who seemed to be doing everything. >> including the dismal business of separating frightened families. magician robin boltman remembers husbands sending we'ves and children to an uncertain fate in the lifeboats while they remained on ship, perhaps to drown. >> you can see the face of the wife looking at him, him

until then keep your doggie and kitty friends away from mommy. she is an animal killer, coast quote -- closed quote. in the part of daddy come and tell your daddy learned it's not fun to go, keep your doggies in case away from you. he is so hooked on killing defenseless animals, they could be next, closed quote. and imagine your kid came home crying, thinking you're going to kill their beloved pet. but these israel of animal rights is so strong and the emotional so fervent that they are willing to undermine the relationship between parents and children over these issues. so i think i will stop you on that aspect of the book. the book will show that animal rights is not about being nice to the animals. it is not a benign movement. it is actually, in my view, a dark movement, and anti-human movement. [applause] >> the second part of the book deals with, i will quit in here. i'm a lawyer. short when it isn't what i do. the second part of the book i get into the uses of animals and have a benefit people. medical research, i put the most focus on. and

i said, well, grace, today mommy hurt someone's feelings and, gosh. why don't you just call erin and tell her you're sorry? so, thankfully, i listened to her. she is a wise little girl and i did. so i am really sorry and i wanted to offer that publicly. >> elizabeth is getting a lot of flack for being so emotional during this apology. >> she is getting more flack for what she said about erin because the guy came after her. >> she is being made fun of for the apology. this is live television. we've all made mistakes. was it inappropriate? absolutely. but she has apologized. can we not make fun of her for crying while apologizing. >> i hadn't heard that part. >> that's the part today. sure there is outrage but now instead of just being angry it's like it's not enough now that it's resolved, that she called her personally. she had to cry. so i feel bad for elizabeth on some level on this one. >>> other news, "the washington post" announced today they might sell "newsweek" magazine. they said today that they're exploring the possibility of a sale. "newswe

. -- my own mommy has done it for me. [applause] this woman, who tries to take absolutely no credit for who i am for some reason, she is my rock. she has pulled me up when i have stumbled. she has pulled me back when i have run on, talked a little too much, snapped me up. she really does push me to be the best woman that i can be. truly. as a professional and as a mother and as a friend, and she has always, always, always been there for me. as our family has grown, she has managed to expand her love for all of us. raising our girls in the white house with my mom -- is not going to do this. it is a beautiful experience. the opportunity to have three generations living in the white house is beautiful. i am pretty sure the president is happy about it too. [laughter] in this world there is so much going on. we know that we are blessed, the obama. even though we live in the white house, our day-to-day interaction is not that different from families living in atlanta or tucson, because everyone is busy. ours is just televised.

she said mommy, why do you look so sad. i said, well, grace, today, mommy hurt someone's feelings. even though i must focus on the detestable criminal who's behind bars who has made her life a living hell and is in jail, i ended up hurting her. i mean, in some way, if i'm him, i could have waited 12 weeks and seen this a little bit less without the prison time. >> thankfully, she's five, she said why don't you just call erin and tell her you're sorry. >> you'll recall andrews was the victim of a peeping tom. he is now serving a 30 month sentence. that brings us to the punch line. it's from jimmy kimmel. he had fun with laura bush. >> the bush twins showed up too. jenna bush provided maybe the most candid moment of the interview when she talked about what kind of music her mother listened to. >> if you came to our ranch, if my parents turn on music, old country usually or some of my mom is a secret rastafarian, bob marle marley. >> my kind of place. >> that is the mash-up tonight. next, what we are learning about tonight's big news. a terror suspect, faisal shahzad's alleged taliban

actually, in the beginning, the first claim was her mommy put medicine on her, that everything was hermy put medicine, 706 days later after not being -- having any contact with my client, her story got progressively worse, and worse to the point where when she came in to trial, she didn't even remember saying that she had said my mom put medicine on me and had to, of course, be reminded. >> larry: stacy, isn't it weird to have 22 counts all not guilty, five weeks of testimony, people -- how do you look at this from far away? >> listen, larry, these cases are very difficult and although my job is to protect these kids that's what i do on a daily basis, there are some times you go into a courtroom and you have allegations made by very young children where a jury just does not believe them and if there's no corroboration, if there's no other evidence other than the word of these children, sometimes it's difficult for a jury to hang their hat on that. and in this case, the defense was able to show a lot of inconsistencies in the statements made by these kids, and it really divided a town,

the baby dear sir sometimes take the joy out of your day when you keep the mommies up all night. new mom who has a lot to juggle. >> every single thing. the days fly by. always something you are eating or need to change. it took a few weeks to really believe it. this is now our life. >> tomorrow on good morning maryland the adjustments need to make and how hospitals can provide that much needed relief. >> do you ever notice after a couple hours of sitting at the computer your neck starts to hurt? you aren't alone. more on the condition some are calling computer vision. >> >> i look at a computer screen between eight and ten hours a day. >> reporter: it takes its toll. >> i come home sometimes with terrible headaches. >> reporter: blurred vision, focusing problems all symptoms of something people refer to as computer vision syndrome or cvs. it is not an official problem but is real impacting as many as 70% who work on computers daily for at least two hours. >> just got worse as computers have gotten more in the workplaces. >> reporter: it can also happen when you text a lot. certa

that's mommy. and this... this--that's for someone who can't wait to see you.just press this 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. let's go ahead and take a look at beyond in particular. as we're coming up to the weekend, the pollen is blowing around out here today. it's going to be generally sunny. it's looks like, though, friday night into saturday, we may see another chance of pop up thundershowers. that's going -- sunny temperatures, 83, but sunday and monday, back to the mid-60s and be blow normal for a while. now back inside. >>> eyewitness news will be at 11. finally this noon a little dog gets a big honor. ronny is a nine year-old terror who protected his owner. he received a her row dog award yesterday. he was in the backyard when the kitty jumped the fence. it by the him but he by the back. >> that was a big problem growing up. if you had cats an dogs, they would come in and sna

that's mommy. and this... this--that's for someone who can't wait to see you.e just press this 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. is that thing getting closer? look how high that thing's going. look out there, look at the debris. all right, give me the camera. no, just drive. i've got it. zoom in! zoom in! i can't believe this is happening. look at the size of that thing. it's everywhere. are you getting this? yeah, i've got it. what was that? it's the national guard. how'd they get here so fast? i don't know. pull over! pull over! do you have what it takes to head into the heart of the storm? check out nationalguard.com. >> nick: hey. (sighs) >> phyllis: nick, oh, my god. oh, god.

phone bankingnd getting out and mommies for blank night and the whole works. that's what this year is about. people believe americans are frustrated. they are. we can show the rest of this nation and the rest of the world that we don't give up. we come together. we come together to solve our problems and make our world a better place. eark is going to lead the way. we are going do it together. thank you all of you. thank you. [applause] go get them. three weeks. plall [applause] >> kentucky senator is not running for reelection. primary winners were democratic rand paul who was backed by the tea party. ♪ >> thank you. thank you. i couldn't do any of this without my best friend, my wife kelly. i'd like to inter reduce my boys robert and duncan who made phone calls and went door to door. my son william who put up hundreds of signs for me. for teaching me to respect the constitution and individual responsibility and raising me. i hope doing a great job of learning what is right and wrong, i want to thank my parents carol and ron paul. i'd like to thank my staff a

i have a parishioner who's undocumented, whose son who is 7 years old said to her this week, "mommy, what am i going to do when they take you away?" those are my parishioners. i can't see how somebody can say you're out of touch with those people. those are the people that i serve, and those are the people that i care about. >> bishop carcano says many in her congregation oppose the law, but some are very upset with her position. have you had people leave or threaten to leave the church over this issue? >> we have. we have. they've left. some of them are people who leave for a season and then return. others, we will have lost them, and we pray for them. >> many in the religious opposition say they can't back away from their moral obligation even if it means harboring an illegal immigrant, even if it means breaking the law. >> we know that there are moments in history when we are under laws that are not just, that are not moral, that are not right. we're called to challenge those. slavery, it used to be a law to have slaves and to treat them in a certain way. if religious leaders had

which means that sandra bullock's new baby gets to see mommy break her new television set.f a two-party finale on "dancing with the stars." the finalists are nicoole scherzinger. erin andrews. and evan lysacek. some of the stars go on the show and let the professionals dance around them. kate gosselin comes to mind. she stood there like a stripper pole. who did that on the show, the guy? >> i don't know. >> to show you what the judges are looking for, here are tonight's dance styles and a story that depicts a relationship that ends in true love. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> i'm exhausted. >> jimmy: you're so lucky you have been to the moon. you really are. in other important reality show news, paula abdul has a new job. that has to be depressing if you're among the unemployed. the mentor, creative partner, coach, lover, on got to dance, a show on cbs. finally a dance competition show on television. this one has hit written all over it. >> if you like "so you think you can dance" "dancing with the stars," "dancing in the usa" and "american idol" you'll love it. >> i want to squish yo

i get mommies asking me for a prescription not to have sex.y go please, doctor, give it me so i don't have to have section. but in general, four to six weeks. >> if you had a c-section, do you still have to wait is th? >> true, you still have to wait. a lot of women who want elect difference c-section, no, that doesn't get you out of the section prescription. thought only have you had surgery, but your whole physiology has changed to support that baby for ten months. so you have to let your bed heal. >> after giving birth, women may experience pain during sex. i would say that's probably true. >> if you pass an eight or ten pound ball out there, i think you might have some pain. so, yes, you have to let the body heal. but there's lots of things that we coach our mommies to do to get back in the game so to speak. >> does having a baby decrease the barack obama woman's sex drive at all? >> true. it's nature's wave saying you already had one, you need to wait a little while. >> and also a myth that after it you have a baby, your sex life will nev

. >> that was mommy.riends, and losing friends, not because they want the money back but they were uncomfortable. >> it changes the playing field. not equal anymore. >> if you lend something you say i have given it away and if i never get it back i don't expect it back. >> yeah. yeah. >> we think overall you shouldn't get involved with friends and money. not a good idea. my personal experience, not a good idea. >> mike: the book is called "secrets of a jewish mother." i found it very funny. i'm not a jewish mother. i want you to know. >> sure? >> mike: i promise. >> you don't -- do you think you have to be jewish to enjoy the book? >> mike: no. i think you enjoy it more when you're not a jewish mother because there is a lot of insight into people that you know and it's like now i get it. >> true. >> mike: that's what i said. now i get it. otherwise why would a 50-year-old baptist guy reading a book at a jewish mother. >> you know that this jewish mother is best friend with southern baptist girl for 30 yea

child protective services, and in two weeks, i met michael and he sat in my lap and said he wanted a mommy>> reporter: can you believe he sat in your lap at one time? >> it's hard to believe, but he's still my baby. >> reporter: michael says patience is something important for kids like him, who start their lives the way he did. >> i just want them to be patient. because i know there is someone out there who wants them. just like i knew there was someone out there that wanted me. >> reporter: photographer megan murphy rewarded michael with a copy of her favorite picture, one she caught of the lion in the snow and echoing michael's feelings, she says the best moments are always worth the wait. barbara harrison, news 4 for wednesday's child. >> nothing like the big hug for mom. if you have room in your home for any of the children on "'s wednesday's child" call the number on the screen or logon to nbcwashington.com. michael wanted us to share that he is currently working on the rank of eagle scout with a project to collect gift cards for the families of hospice patients. giving back. >> i wo

. >> that was mommy.riends, and losing friends, not because they want the money back but they were uncomfortable. >> it changes the playing field. not equal anymore. >> if you lend something you say i have given it away and if i never get it back i don't expect it back. >> yeah. yeah. >> we think overall you shouldn't get involved with friends and money. not a good idea. my personal experience, not a good idea. >> mike: the book is called "secrets of a jewish mother." i found it very funny. i'm not a jewish mother. i want you to know. >> sure? >> mike: i promise. >> you don't -- do you think you have to be jewish to enjoy the book? >> mike: no. i think you enjoy it more when you're not a jewish mother because there is a lot of insight into people that you know and it's like now i get it. >> true. >> mike: that's what i said. now i get it. otherwise why would a 50-year-old baptist guy reading a book at a jewish mother. >> you know that this jewish mother is best friend with southern baptist girl for 30 yea

he also went on to tell a neighbor that, my brother did it, my brother hit me, my brother killed my mommy. another witness tells in court documents how that person had been in that apartment before the body was discovered and noticed that they did not see the woman who died but they did see christopher martin, the man who is the defendant, and that he had a wound on his hand which he attempted to conceal. we are waiting for his arraignment on second-degree murder charges. there's also a failure to appear charge. again, 24-year-old christopher martin believed to be the son of the dead woman, charged with second-degree murder. in the court documents, the woman is only identified as jane doe. they do believe they know the identity. but they aren't able to make a positive identification at this time. back to you. >> derrick ward, thank you. >>> an assistant coach with a professional hockey team is facing sex abuse charges tonight. i follows an incident at a d.c. hotel. it happened last night at the mayflower. police say mark hardy and a relative, as its described, were out drinking. they retu

. >>> if you see a parent spanking their child, do you think next time, listen to your mommy, or do younk that mom needs counseling? take our polls and see what other moms are saying on momslikeme.com. úpp >>> sending stocks closing to the 10,000 mark. to close at 10,66. they fell 15 points and the the s and p500 lost 14 points. >>> tonight in our health alert just in time for summer. pediatricians are relaxing their span on swimming lessons for toddlers. they say that they are fine to enroll children in swim lessons as young as age 1. now, in the past, some doctors felt swimming lessons at too early of an age, giving them a false sense of security. now, several small studies said that they might be less likely to drown. if you feel like your child is ready, choose a class with a good teacher-student ratio and one where the parents are in the water with their kids. >>> many parents are spacing out their children's vaccines, worried that too many could be harmful. but a new study is backing on- time shots and here's why. >> reporter: it's a concern for many new parents. so many vaccines,

and she said that as soon as she got on the bus to go to cherry point and fly over there, the mommy mentality left me, the marine mentality hit me, and i thought, great, let's go, this is war. and she ended up extending her tour of duty because she really wanted to stay with her unit. and this unit cohesiveness overrode, not only, but often the way that women felt about the nation that they were on. because i was interviewing active duty personnel, i couldn't ask them how they felt about the war, but many of them made it clear that they were antiwar. one of the most striking interviews i had was with a sailor, colleen, who had left the military and was in law school. and she was very antiwar, and talk about going to lots of protest when she was out of uniform. and made her feelings perfectly clear. but at the time the exhibit opened in the fall of 2008, colleen could not attend the opening because she was on a steamer headed to cyprus. should content officer candidate school, because she felt she needed to support her fellow sailors, no matter how she felt about the war effort. so there were

. -- my own mommy has done it for me. [applause] this woman, who tries to take absolutely no credit for who i am for some . . run on, talked a little too much, snapped me up. she really does pushe to be the best woman that i can be. truly. as a professional and as a mother ands a friend, and she has always, always, always been there for me. as our family has grown, she has managed to expand her love for all of us. raising our girls in the white house with my mom -- is not going to do this. it is a beautiful experience. the opportunity to have three generations living in the white house is beautiful. i am pretty sure the president is happy about it too. [laughter] in this world there is so much going on. we know that we are blessed, the obama. even though we live in the white house, our day-to-day interaction is not that different from families living in atlanta or tucson, because everyone is busy. ours is just televise everyone is doing the best job that they can to raise their kids. everyone is looking for support. in hi

thank you, mommy. let's have some tea. [applause] >> his documentary about the 1937 massacre and what it means to 1a professional sports team. >> now senate hearing with eric holder. he testified about the president's fiscal year 2012 budget request. he is joined by the inspector general. this is one hour and 35 minutes. >> good morning. this is the subcommittee on appropriations. today we reviewed the budget for the department of justice and take testimony from eric holder. after mr. holder complete his remarks and we have had our questioning, we will also hear from the inspector general glen fiein. he is very practiced at the subcommittees. i want to note that those senator shelby is not here, he is a libertine -- he is the ranking member. he is required to be here. with yen as miss -- with its unanimous consent, we will put to the shelby statement into the record the gi. are going to discuss the justice department's 2011 budget request. we will be examining how counter-terrorism and the safety of u.s. citizens. taays' d

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. >> what did you get for your mommy?blue, now it's time for the weather, i'm here for you. >> just for future reference. >> yes? >> candy, baby, don't take candy from a baby. >> it didn't work too well in that segment. >> poor little girl. >> i'll work on it. >> it's also cinco de mayo. we're celebrating. bobby flay is here with some traditional mexican recipes to help us separate. >> first, roses are red, violets are blue, you do the rest dave, do what you do. >> oh, nice. >> happy cinco de mayo. say it again. >> cinco de mayo! >> there we go. bobby flay has brought his cheering crowd here. let's take a check of the weather, see what's happening all across the country, shall we? looks like we're seeing some showers in the northwest and maybe some accumulating snow, too. several inches, as a matter of fact. as you head to the great lakes and push eastward you're going to see some strong storms. watch detroit and cincinnati and buffalo in particular. southeast looks gorgeous with the exception of south florida where you m

so they could buy for their mom, for their wife, for the mommy of their baby.nd it's really a great choice to tune in and just to buy it and see what they're really like. because you could find many pieces. i design for women that they have a role as i do, being a mom, being a wife, being a daughter, sister. so i could wear many pieces to the day. and you could wear one piece from morning through the night. >> ross, did you hear that? for mem men, too. get your jaw off the floor. what do you think, would you wear one of these? >> no. i don't even -- i haven't got any jewelry on, let alone a wedding ring. so -- >> it's a great watch for a man and a woman could wear. it's unionny sex and you could wear it, as well, or buy it for the wife. >> i might buy it for us misses. i might fit it into my pocket. >> very good, melania trump, always nice to see you. this is your first time here? >> this is the first time. i did some other shows, but this is the first time -- >> and you're now a entrepreneur! excellent to have you with us. as always, very beautiful in person.

that's mommy. and this... this--that's for someone who can't wait to see you.ittle 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. >>> it may be the concert we waited for the most the entire summer. and we've got everybody here. demi's here. >> hi. >> and the jonas brothers are here. >> what's up? >> i can't hear a thing. do you have special communication skills when the crowd is yelling? >> telepathic. >> we're superheroes. >> honestly, when we try to have a conversation here, the crowd is so loud. you have to communicate backstage. >> we listen monitors that we can hear each other. it's about the eyes. you see each other on stage, you know where you're going. >> you've done this enough. i've seen your warmup. dance moves are wonderful. >> after "camp rock 2" i had a natural knack for gymnastics. i'm keeping it up. hopefully i will be on the tour. >> see what i mean? i didn't hear a thing. i hope they di

. >> what did you get for your mommy? blue, now it's time for the weather, i'm here for you. >> just for future reference. >> yes? >> candy, baby, don't take candy from a baby. >> it didn't work too well in that segment. >> poor little girl. >> i'll work on it. >> it's also cinco de mayo. we're celebrating. bobby flay is here with some traditional mexican recipes to help us separate. >> first, roses are red, violets are blue, you do the rest dave, do what you do. >> oh, nice. >> happy cinco de mayo. say it again. >> cinco de mayo! >> there we go. bobby flay has brought his cheering crowd here. let's take a check of the weather, see what's happening all across the country, shall we? looks like we're seeing some showers in the northwest and >> on this cinco de mayo, this is deuce number two. you're number one with us on "the early show" from virginia. nice to see you. and my friend betty. harry, over to you. >> all right, thanks, dave. a 23-year-old alabama man is a million dollars richer, due to his skillful pitching in a

she said mommy, why don't you just call erin and say you're sorry. so i listened to her.to say she did the right thing there. i applaud her for stepping up today on "the view." tomorrow on all this outrage over erin with the fired up new "dancing with the stars" debate. we're now live at 5:00 eastern. so chuck, i would say in exactly 17 minutes, we'll be talking to you again. >> keep the mike on, buddy. thanks. a.j., good to see you. homeland security officials are changing the no-fly list policy to change what happened in the case of times square bombing suspect. faisal shahzad boarded a plane even though being added on the no-fly list that afternoon. now airlines have to check within two hours of being notified they were updated. previously, they had a 24-hour window. airlines could be fined if they don't comply with the new policy and time line. a source with information says investigators found an interesting train receipt that shows faisal shahzad got on a train bound for connecticut 30 minutes after allegedly parking the car bomb. the course says investigators belie

but as a mommy of two school kids, i want to ask, how can we retain our energy to make positive changesto the schools when such severe state budget cuts are looming and we hear all these scary stories about 50 kids per classroom and so on. >> these are very, very tough economic times. as you know i'm pushing very, very hard for emergency legislation that would help to save teachers jobs around the country. i want to do this in a bipartisan way. the president is absolutely committed and talked about this last week. through the recovery act we saved conservatively about 300,000 teacher jobs last school year. that was hugely important. we did not want to see school size limited and before and after school eliminated. the economy is very tough. we would love to see this emergency legislation pass. and we're going to work hard to -- as hard as we can to make sure that does happen. as you said, class school rocket we see school four days a week not five. we need more time not less. i worry about summer school and after-school being eliminated and we have to fight that. we want to see an emerg

we have a lot of pregnant mommies, though. >> reporter: i hope they will go to facebook.com/all laundryause we have a forum there for new moms and experienced moms it share tips. >> sounds good. i will let them know. thank you carey, you take care. >>> all free laundry detergent gave us copies of carey's bike to give away. just call (410)481-4545 to win. you are watching f hey there, this is your lamp. why don't you show the lady how romantic you can be by turning me off? you'll set the mood while using a lot less energy. maybe later you can hook me up with a cfl. it will show how much you care for the environment. [announcer] learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com, where you'll find plenty of energy-saving tips. ahhhhh. the passion. >>> you're taking a live lrk frolookfrom the underwater camem the oil spill in the gulf. it's unclear how much oil has been spilled out in the past month but the worst case scenario nearly 130 million gallons. interesting and amazing view from unde underwater view at tht point. i'm megan gilliland. let's check in with meteoro

. >> there is no way that i could ever fully measure all that my own mommy has done for me.ere she is. [applause] this woman who tries to take absolutely no credit for who ibm, for some reason, she is mine rock. she has pulled me up when i stumbled, has pulled me back when i run out of line, talk a little too much -- she will snap me up. she really does push me to be the best woman that i can be, naturally. as a professional and as a mother, and as a friend. she has always, always been there for me. as our family has grown, she has managed to expand her love for all of us. and raising our goals and the what does with my mom -- oh, i'm not going to do this. it is a beautiful experience. host: that was a speech the first lady gave up the white house on mother's day. sorry about the mixup on that. in a few moments we will have a discussion on u.s. immigration policy with clarissa martinez. first, a look at discussions for later today. >> topics will include the attempted new york city car bombing, the gulf of mexico oil spill, and the u.s. and global financial markets. the gues

they have been doing, but on banking, and giving out potluck dinners and a host of other things, mommiesor blanche night and the whole works. getting involved in this campaign, that is what this year is about. this year, as people have seen, this is become a national campaign. it is been nationalized because people believed that americans are frustrated, and i are. but we as a arkansasans to show that we do not give up with frustration. we come together to solve all problems and make our world a better place. arkansas is going to lead the way and we're going to do it together. thank you, thank you, thank you, and god bless all of the y'all. go get them! three weeks! [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] ♪ host: blanche lincoln in little rock, ark., but late what mack and the theme song of the clinton campaign in 1992. bill clinton has endorsed her candidacy. it will be a three-week campaign for runoff. let's look at the results for the arkansas democrat senate primary permitted as a virtual dead even race. blanche

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studio were chuckling what if you have a 10-year-old, 9-year-old, 8-year-old, sitting next to you and mommyind that bleep. >> they have standards and practices department that approve every advertisement. if they approve it, great. i find it not particularly amusing, but children are exposed to a lot worse. look, we had two segments before one about the national debt, one about runway models, let's worry about unrealistic body image not nonsense leak this. >> should there be a rating system given there are ratings systems for other media. should the federal government come forward and say we neat a rating system for the ads for the kids aren't inundated with this. >> i would hope that industry responsibility would come before government involvement and i think that's what's called for here, but it is important to note, you know, there is no president, for example, for the fc krchc findi- a court battle over the s-word on broadcast tv. if the advertisers are pushing this content into commercials who knows, but that the fcc might step in and look at ad content as well. >> all right, adam, and

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