she rang mommy, and mommy came and picked me up.o you went to the nurse, and you said you were unwell, and the nurse just sent you home straight away, just like that? yeah, she's new. right. well, if you're so very ill, you'd better go and have a lie down. yeah, i'm just gonna lie down on my bed and watch little britain on the internet. no, you're not. you are not to watch little britain on the internet. i mean it, ben, you're not going on the internet. man on radio: it's 5:27... stop telling me the time! ( turns off radio ) are you okay? yeah, i'm dandy. so the nurse sent him home, did she? yeah, at quarter past ten, dozy cow. he's been driving me nuts all day, veronica's been driving me nuts, the computer's been driving me nuts, and now this is driving me nuts. apart from that, how was your day? oh...middling. how's jake? don't know, he's not back yet. he's a bit late, isn't he? is he? i suppose he is. well, the traffic's horrendous. he's probably stuck on a bus or something. yeah, that'll be it. i spoke to frank morrison today. w

so i was, i think this is the mommy thing, the third -- mommy war thing, the second versus the third and the mommy wars, but could you touch upon? i don't know if you touched upon this much in your book, but could you touch upon it a little bit heresome. >> well, let me make one thing very clear and that is that the working-class women of the time were not comfortable, were not, like, living lives that, like, okay, you know, except for a little material want here, i'm feeling very secure in my own skin. they had to experience a different kind of insecurity. i was lucky enough to run across this marvelous source which was this in-depth interview that took many years of market research for true confessions magazine. and true confessions magazine, of course, was marketed to the wives of blue collar workers. so they were very interested in knowing what makes these women tick. as opposed to the motivational researchers who were trying to sell to the middle class women and saying, well, what makes these women tick? and they did some interesting comparisons that i just thought were so inter

cop and now a high-profile private investigator that's gained national attention with his team of mommy p.i.s in the bay area. both are being held on allegations they conspired to buy drugs. michael cardoza is welsh's attorney. >> sad. it's really a case of sadness. we don't have the discovery in the case. we simply have allegations. i'm going to wait to see what the charges are. >> reporter: the charges stem from an undercover investigation. the two are facing charges relating to distribution of methamphetamine, marijuana and steroids. >> these allegations alone are shocking and very hurtful certainly to him. he's having a very difficult time right now. i mean, as i say, it's really sad. >> reporter: both men declined an interview at the martinez county jail. nbc bay area interviewed butler in a story on mommy p.i.s. >> the best investigator is someone who doesn't look like an investigator. >> reporter: butler's firm is based in concord. former fbi agent and now private investigator rick smith says the allegations against both men, whether they're true or false, is bad for law enforcem

i think this is the mommy war thing. the second versus the third and the mommy wars. could you touch upon this? i don't know if you touched upon this much in your book. could you touch upon it here? >> let me make one thing clear. that's the working glass -- work ing class women were not comfortable, except for a material want, i'm feeling good in my skin. they had a different kind. i was lucky enough to run across the marvelous source which was the in-depth interview that took many years of market research for true confessions magazine. and "true confessions" magazine was marketed to the wives of middle class workers. what makes the women tick as opposed to telling the middle class women. what makes these women tick. they did some interesting comparisons that i just thought were so interesting. they would show and tell stories and they would ask the middle class women and working class women to finish the stories or show them pictures. one that really stood out to me is they showed the women a picture of a women in the middle of the room with a lot of people pointing

. -- a mommy that is very busy. >> i want to thank jeff the steiner also because monroe elementary is one of our community high schools, and also see gene. thank you both for helping with that. these are our winner is, but we could not have done this without the amazing support of someone who ran a program this year for me. i want to know he single- handedly solicit those -- american airlines tickets for you -- virgin airlines tickets for you. sunday in congratulating the 2010 principles of the year. teacher of the month award recipients. there are some folks that want to take some pictures with you, but before you congratulate them, we are going to be serenaded by the fabulous choir. congratulations. ♪ [applause]

he employs a network of mommy p i's ---- >> the chp and about nine or ten police officers taping off this area of the parking lot and so i wondered at what in the heck was going on. i motioned to one of the officers and he told me they were serving a warrant. >> they say they are accused of selling methamphetamine, marijuana and steroids. as for many many people who have -- as for the many people who were thrown in jail, their cases may be in jeopardy. >> hundreds, more than that. at this point it's hard to say because i don't know again how far back these allegations go, if we're talking a couple of years couple of cases, that is a huge undertaking we're going to have to go back and look at every case. >> reporter: the commander and the private investigator have been friends for quite some time. they go back to the '0 ---- back to the '90s. they are facing more than 40 charges. i talked to my sources close to the investigation, they are disgusted at the fact that -- the belief of the investigators that drugs were -- these guys were taking drugs off the street and putting them back o

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. >>> they call themselves the mommy tsunami. today they rolled into the state capital. parents and their disabled children rallied to save $750 million in cuts to state programs for the developmentally disabled. they say the cuts threaten the promise of the landerman act which promises services and support for the developmentally disable. governor brown says the budget cuts will not violate that act. >>> children's hospital oakland is facing $10,000 in fines for safety violations. the medical center is accused of failing to comply with security violations. >>> $100 million, the one way the bay area could save that much money on public transit. >>> plus -- >> reporter: one in 11 cars in this south bay neighborhood has a good chance of being stolen. find out the two bay area neighborhoods that top the nation for car thefts. >>> and tomorrow morning is going to be another cold one. i'll show you which cities will be at or below freezing levels. adam: we need a good night's sleep. kim: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some o

. >> it is so funny, on the subway in new york, have people who say, are you the mommy up -- yes, i am the mother. it that seems to be my claim to fame. tavis: you are ok with it? >> i am fine with it. tavis: the new film is "waiting for forever." blyther, great to have you on the program. at a tremendous honor for me. tavis: a tremendous honor for me also. that is our show for tonight. thank you for watching, and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a look at the state of the west technology industry with david pogue. that is next time. we will see you then. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your

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they don't have younger siblings, so they've never really seen mommy in the hospital, and that was really problem, and one of the chapters i'm actually most fond of in the council of dads is the one called "use your words". that's what we would tell the kids all the time. "use your words!" right? "stop screaming, use your words!" well, we had to learn that same lesson; we had to use our words and explain to them. but i think that, in the end, i think perhaps we could see they did become an ounce more compassionate or a dose more caring. we would see them run to embrace the child with the amputated leg at the playground, or we had a kids' book with pictures of-- - yeah, and they spotted that character, the rabbit with the crutches. - yeah, the rabbit with the crutches and the back, and i think that there was this wonderful... and i think that also it kind of reminded them of what their parents mean. tybee, one of my daughters, had this wonderful line. she said, "daddy, i have so much love in my body for you, i can't stop giving you hugs and kisses, and when i have no more love left, i just

butler serves a network of mommy pis, women who do undercover investigations. none of them are part of the sting. >> the chp and nine or ten police officers taping off an area of parking lot. so i wondered what was going on and i motioned to one of the officers and he told me that they were serving a warrant. >> reporter: department of justice says they are accused of selling methamphetamine, marijuana and steroids. as for the many people who have been thrown in jail by wielsch and his officers? the public defender questions whether their cases may now be in jeopardy. just how many cases are we talking about? >> hundreds, more than that. i don't know. at this point it's hard to say because i don't know again how far back these allegations go. if we're talking a couple of years' worth of cases, then yes, that is a huge undertaking. we are going to have to go back and look at every case that they were involved in. >> reporter: joe vazquez, cbs 5. >> both suspects are in jail in martinez facing a total of 48 criminal counts between them. >>> police have arrested a

and i'm like, "oh, promise mommy you'll never ever pick up a cigarette." i had to quit. ♪ my doctor gave me a prescription for chantix, a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] chantix is a non-nicotine pill proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these symptoms or behaviors, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. if you develop serious allergic or skin reactions, stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away as some of these can be life-threatening. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. dosing may be different if you have kidney problems. until you know how chantix affects you, use caution when driving or operating

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. >> in the backseat of the car he said, mommy, am i going to die? because i think i might die.o, you're not going to die. you're not going to die. no. >> reporter: doctors in cincinnati saved his life with a risky procedure that required fda approval. they took small pieces of skin, what little he had left, and used them to grow replacement skin in a laboratory. >> i want to go home. >> reporter: after months of prayers and dozens of operations -- >> good morning, alfred. we're glad to have you here today. >> reporter: he's now back in school with his old friends in his new skin. >> i'm awesome. >> reporter: all this time, a teddy bear kept his seat nice and warm. for the next year, he has to wear this protective suit while his skin fully heals. his doctors flew to town weeks ago to show his friends what to expect. >> they showed how he needed the special clothes. >> no one would want to wear this. >> reporter: really? >> i don't like wearing this. >> i like it. it looks like a firefighter mask. >> reporter: what is your favorite tv show? ♪ spongebob squarepants ♪ spongebob squ

so, i'm imagining, hopefully within the next five years, i will be a mommy. i'd like that.w about you, i don't want the cameras to be rolling for. i have to think about what diane sawyer would ask. and i'm really bad at this. if you were a color -- >> you are really good. >> and we'll be watching to see how it goes. oscar night on abc, sunday night at 8:00 eastern. and david muir will be here this weekend, watching too. i'll see you back here monday. have a great weekend. good night. >>> white out in the sierra. conditions that forced tahoe ski resorts to close. >> and we'll be live in one place that did get some snow. it's cold, in salt lake. >> i'm sandhya patel. plunging temperatures prompting freeze warnings. >> here we are looking down west mckinley in california. >> we'll look back at some of the storms that did bring snow to the bay area. >> there is a one place snow accumulated. there is the top of mount hamilton there. is still possibility of snow. >> take a look at this video of a funnel cloud spotted this afternoon in sacramento county. abc 7's sandhya patel is h

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make sure you give them back to mommy when you are done. >> all right. >> jimmy: one of the most dangeroushings about storms like this is the roads when they get covered with ice. headline news reporter ed lavendera, they sent him to oklahoma city to stand in the middle of the street. not the wisest place to be. >> we have heard of power outages in oklahoma and that can change in the coming hours. we have a stuck here that would push snow. we want to make sure they don't lose control or anything like that. >> jimmy: now he's a real life snow angel. some areas. the midwest are getting two inches of snow per hour. what happened to global warming? wasn't that supposed to kick in now? al gore is too busy dating. thousands of travelers are stuck at the airport. there is no better time to own stock in cinnabun. and it brings a chance to rub it in a little. >> look, it's the snuggie. you laughed when we tried to sell you one. and who is laughing now when you are freeze death, and you can think of all the people who are cozy and warm in the snuggies. you stupid idiot. here is the toll free number.

"mommy, i'm tired of alice in chains "and the seattle sound. give me boy-band corporate pabulum." you know, a seven-year-old did not turn away from indie rock. this was a niche that was created 'cause money was to be made. and the whole britney thing, it's just nonsense. you know, it's nonsense, and it, again, lowers the bar tastewise. most people are just indoctrinated into modes of thinking. you know, you ask most people, "why are you catholic?" "i don't know-- my dad was; my mom was. "that's why, and i've been raised in the catholic church. "i happen to have been born in a suburb here "where we're catholic, and my grandparents were before me." "why do you listen to creed?" "i don't know. that's what's on my radio station." "why do you wear-- "why do you wear thong underwear and low pants even though it's dreadfully uncomfortable?" "i don't know. britney does. so that's what i see; that's what i do." "older people, why do you vote republican? "or democrat? when there's clearly really no difference between the parties?" there really is no difference between the parties, you know?

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butler's mommy p.i. appearances have landed him on dr. phil and the today show. and welsh has done numerous tv in the views. >> he had a stellar career in law enforcement. now right near the end of his career this happens. >> welsh's attorney says don't rush to judgment. pointing out his client hasn't been formally charged. >> i'm sure they're going to be looking into all his cases, the last couple of years at least and not going to fiend anything. they will find absolutely nothing but good police work there. >> the defense attorneys in these cases are going to be asking a lot of question as but what he did. and about whether, anything he says should be believed. >> both private defense attorneys, and the public defenders, say, they'll be demanding arrest reports right away. >> if that information is not forthcoming then we will be immediately making motions to dismissch becau dismiss. that is information we are entitled to as defense attorneys to defend our clients. >> we learned late this afternoon that two indeed will be formally charged, they will be arraigne

police car, he urinates on himself because of the fact that he fears that the police are cord to take mommy and daddy away. that is such a traumatic impact on the plife of this child. also, there has been a situation where parents were both remove from the home. an 18-year-old college do it is taking responsibility for raising his students and is raising them without any our reach of help because of fear of reaching out for help because some of the kids are undocumented and some are u.s. citizens. here you have a kick going to college in raising a family of five in this situation and are free to reach out for help. -- and are afraid to reach out for help. a further study needs to be held with the impact of the u.s.- born children of immigrants and also undocumented children. >> again of being operational we do not get into this a lot. when we are interviewing, when my officers are interviewing people that i've been brought in, they find out if there are children in the home and they actually put that in the report. it is my understanding that the immigration judges are made aware of it, and

her exact words, but she said something like, "i'm going to do this, and if i ever get off track, mommywant you to let me know." and it just went into my heart. i said, "this woman is serious," you know what i mean? but because i was unsophisticated, and i didn't know what the dailies were, you know, i didn't know anything about filmmaking or anything, so i didn't know that at the end of each day's shooting they show the dailies, what has been shot. so the first time i saw the film was just like everybody else. i was in a... >> hinojosa: you're kidding me. >> even though i had had a cameo and been on the set, when i saw the film in its entirety it was in a screening room with other people. and i remember i was just dazed, and i was... i thought, "this is some of the best acting i've ever seen in my life. this woman is phenomenal." and she went there. she was fearless. >> hinojosa: oh, she went there. >> and i just felt that... >> hinojosa: she was horrible. >> i felt she was true to my... true to the text. she was true to the text. she took these words, and she made them alive. and i ju

. >>> we're going to dig into a new front on the mommy wars this morning.under increasing pressure from schools and other parents to get their kids potty trained earlier and earlier. sometimes they're going to extremes to achieve their goal. "gma" contributor liz elisabeth hasselbeck joins us with more on this. >> reporter: good morning. the average family spends $75 a month on diaper. that's almost a thousand dollars a year. one solution, get the little ones out of diapers sooner and faster. our research indicated that when and how to potty train is a very touchy matter. preschool is synonymous with 3-year-olds learning to take on letters, numbers and color. not school administrators. but in december, a 3-year-old girl and her mother found themselves at odds with the nursery school principal in the arlington, virginia, school district. the principal ordered the toddler to stay home for a month, for having what the school called one too many potty accidents. the incident set off a firestorm. i agree with the school. i should think by 3, a child should be fu

called elimination communication, now has thousands of mommy follower, including gisele bundchen. >>n get a potty seat -- >> reporter: growing in popularity, potty training seminars led by potty training coaches. like tammy gold. gold said she embraces a relaxed approach to potty training. she's has seen a steady number of moms wanting to train their children in 24 hours. >> i think parents make potty training about them. the concern is timepiece. they're in a great deal of rush to get this done. >> reporter: one rapid potty training method called fast track has moms encouraging their children to drink excessive amounts of fluid to get them to urinate with greater and greater frequency, hopefully on the toilet. child psychiatrist say the so-called boot camp methods can do much more harm than good. >> i think a boot camp for potty training is tantamount to child abuse. by pressuring a child you're setting that child to be at risk for being oppositional, stubborn, for digging in and it's completely avoidable by simply allowing the child to train at his or her own pace. >> are you decor

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bernadette hanssen, most people call her mommy, has two children -- she has six children but she has a 16-year-old son and a 15-year-old girl. there is one son that is a law student at motor dame and another that is a graduate student at rice university for a ph.d. and then the oldest daughter is married with three children. she will do very well because part of the deal that mr. hanssen made actually the sheriff's made is that mr. hanssen will not get the death penalty and will tell the government everything they want to know and they will debrief him over a period of six months and he will have to take polygraph tests on demand and she will get what is essentially the widow's pension, $38.5 thousand each year for the rest of her life. that's not quite enough to live on with two children that she hasn't given up the house. she's still there. her parents are very well-off. i am sure they will help her out. since he's been arrested and she's been called a saint by many people, she teaches part time at a religious school at a parochial school, a lot of people have from the church has g

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private investigator christopher butler, who's gained national media attention for his firm that employs mommy pis. now the longtime friends and former antioch police officers are in the media spotlight again, only they're accused of being the bad guys. now, i just had a chance to talk to norman wielsch's attorney. he just walked out of the jail, visiting with wielsch. he says that this is a man with a stellar history of fighting crime. >> but this really was a good police officer and someone that law enforcement should have been proud of and were proud of up and until this particular point. but these allegations alone will ruin his career. just the allegations alone will have a horrible affect on him. but let's wait and see exactly what they have and we'll move forward from there. >> reporter: now, cardoza points out that these are only allegations at this point. charges have not been formally filed. the district attorney is considering what to do in this case. he has until friday to file those formal charges. cardoza would not comment on any of the specific allegations. he says he is waiting

to understand in a culture whereas rebecca points out we're always being invited to partake in the mommy wars and where people seem to think the prevalence of working women and the reforms of feminism have undermined the prestige of home-making i wanted to point out how little security and social respect stay at home and mothers had before friedan and the woman's movement came along. the 1930s and 40s and 1950s were a period when americans were being subjected to this barrage of attacks on mother hoods and stay at home moms. sons were being told to snap the silver cord that psychiatrists said their mothers tried to wrap them in. husbands were encouraged to stand up for themselves and reassert the authority they were losing in an increasingly femininized white collar war. there was the word mommism to describe the she-tyranny of women who kept their sons tied to their apron strings, nagged their husbands to an early grave because they insisted on them buying them ever more consumer items, boast incessantly about their self-sacrificing and it demanded that politicians listen to their meddl

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i'm getting a mommy makeover. of her tummy and to bring her breasts back to an appearance more similar to the way they were prior to her pregnancy. she was in great shape, she's an excellent candidate, and if she continues with her program of diet and exercise, she'll have great results. >> i'm ready to trust the doctor with a new, beautiful body. >> i can't wait to see her. >> here she is in the before picture. let's see the new you. come on out. >> oh, my god. >> hello! >> this is only two weeks after surgery. >> turn it down, hot mom. also with us is a member of the american society of plastic surgeons. his practice is in chicago. >> is it rare for her to look this good so soon after snurj. >> we're totally shocked. >> usually aren't you swollen and stuff? >> she was a very good candidate for the procedure. she works out, has a healthy lifestyle, so for her this was about jump starting her routine and getting her back in that workout regimen. >> it sounds like you were doing everything, the swimming, the cardio

he says, hey, mommy, how did i get here one day?fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model but you should feel a little more super. metamucil. down with cholesterol. >>> welcome back, everybody. it is time to take a look back at the week in quotes. for most of us here and around the world, the cries in egypt is what held our attention most of this week. >> that's right. who could also forget the monster storm that blanketed one-third of the nation? here is now the week in quotes. >> obama -- ♪ >> we are the revolution and we will destroy mubarak. >> first step, he has to go. then we prepare for election, new constitution and move on to democracy. >> president mubarak will step down or there will be more violence. so, if it gets worse, then i don't want to be there. >> you are not with us. you are not with us. >> after his speech tonight, i spoke directly to president mubarak. he recognizes that the status quo is not sustainable. and that a change must take place. >>

mommy's little miracles. she has got her hands full for now.looked hopeless about 20 years ago. now, we have the ability to diagnosis the condition early, with ultrasound scan. and implement treatment that will ultimately lead to most of the twins surviving and being healthy. if you're pregnant with twins, it's crucial to determine if your babies have one placenta. i love that the doctor said, don't google it. and of course, she googled it. >> the kids look fantastic. >> really gorgeous girls. >> thanks very much. >>> let's get the rest of the top stories from juju chang. >> good morning, everyone. in egypt this morning, president hosni mubarak is making the first move to reform the country's government, following two weeks of protests. he formed a committee to make it easier for people to run for president and to impose term limits. but government concessions so far have not failed to quiet protesters who want mubarak to step down immediately. >>> the crisis in egypt is one factor behind record-high gas prices. gas is now averaging $3.13 per g

. >> hi, mommy!: a reunion with his mother, whom he didn't seen in ten years, revealed a strained relationship with his entire family. just one week after bursting into the spotlight, the glare of attention seemed to be too much for williams. >> why is it going to be different this time? >> reporter: after appearing on "the dr. phil show" williams agreed to enter a texas rehab center for 90 days. >> if i blow this i die. >> reporter: yet after just two weeks of treatment he dropped out, prompting concern that williams' second chance could disappear as quickly as it surfaced. in this new video, licensed from williams' manager he's seen undergoing extensive dental surgery for a smile to match his golden voice. >> oh, i'm sure. >> we made a second chance. >> reporter: all part of a makeover you can see on the outside. a new wardrobe. a cleaned-up look. but is it a serious step forwards sobriety and steady employment? as williams promises. or perhaps a finely calculated move engineered by his manager? jo

sometimes i just step away and i tell my son, mommy's giving herself a time-out. >> perfect interventiono model what it's like to take that time-out. so if you are feeling so frustrated that you want to wring their neck or do something that could be considered to be out of control, try and take a breath, try and step away, and go back to it and deal with it later. don't ignore it, but take care of yourself and you'll take care of your children. >> ultimately, how do we get our children to listen more, to ultimately behave better so that we're avoiding this form of discipline down the line? >> right, it's really hard. there's a couple things you really want to think about. we want to set the expectation early and when they're young we really want to reinforce any positive behavior you see. when you see it. lastly be a detective. maybe this kid's not doing well in school because he's got learning issues. maybe the kid is acting out because there's some attentional problems. what is it? be a detective in your own kid's life. if there's oppositional behavior or if there's something really pr

. >> because they knew mommy was pregnant? >> of course. their parents handle a trauma, a tough situation. instead of going to a corner and crawling away, you know, we embraced every day. we tried to keep their schedules as normal as possible, and we tried to make it a teachable moment for the children. >> i've been impressed by the two of you from the moment i met you, while you were going through it and before you faced your hardest time. it's certainly a lesson for all of us that we can handle just about everything. >> we're inviting people to our website, it's inconceivable book.com and inviting people to shhere tdiir uic ff share their difficult stories. we want to all get to a higher ground. >> carolyn and sean savage, thanks so much. we appreciate your time this morning. best of luck. >> thanks, amy. we appreciate it. >> we'll be back after this. thermacare worked all day. you feel the heat. and it relaxes and unlocks the muscle. you've got to try it. [ man ] thermacare, more effective for back pain than the maximum dose of acetamino

something else that you said in the book, we've had this discussion with tiger moms, had this ongoing, the mommye has their point of view and their side. you wrote something that many mothers will not admit and that was how sometimes you feel about your children. >> yes. >> just explain. >> yeah. >> share that with us. >> one of those scary naked truths i call them in the book and i revealed that i don't always like my children. and taken out of context, that was actually on the back flap copy for a bit, i thought that could be misinterpreted, i don't think most people are strong enough to understand that. i love my children madly and deeply but there are different things i prefer with different children. i have a tween, she has her moments. a 4-year-old that is full of light and love and energy and my son is bad to the bone sometimes and my 8-year-old has her issues but i love them all madly but i think as a mother you love your children differently and go through phases and it's about communicating and listening to them and figuring out what works with each child. what i do successfully with o

. >> mommy. >> reporter: just like in the show this real-life gay family experiences different situationsow who to go for what. if they want something sweet, they come to me. >> reporter: this modern family took a long time to be created, through a series of long journeys. >> in our senior year in high school, i was a short order cook and marcia was a waitress. >> reporter: it began 30 years ago, in rhode island when marcia met frank. they dated as teenagers. when they hit their 20s, life took them separate ways. marcia met another man and had a daughter, lauren. and as the years went by frank and marcia each realized in their own way, in their own time, they were gay. 15 years ago, marcia met holly. and they're relationship as a couple began. >> i just feel like i found the person that has been able to help me be the person i'm supposed to be. and i can support her who she is supposed to be. >> reporter: they got married in 1998. and the first thing they wanted to do was to have kids. but they needed a sperm donor. that's where frank comes back in the picture. >> frank was there to hold

pan can really put a kink in my day and i turn into grouchy mommy.take advil and i like it. it's fast and it's reliable. my family needs me and i need to be there for my family. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil®. >>> welcome back. while she was alive, anna nicole smith was certainly larger than life. now that life has been turned into, of all things, an opera. >> this week the royal opera house if london premiered the show "anna nicole" and the bbc was there to check it out. ♪ >> reporter: big, blond and brassy, anna nicole has arrived at the royal opera house. ♪ >> reporter: it's a new opera from british composure marc anthony turnage. he says his wife suggested the former playboy playmate as a subject. at which point he heard music. >> i immediately saw that the -- that anna nicole had a voice, and i could see her singing on stage. you know, there's plenty of characters and people in real life characters i couldn't see. i couldn't see david cameron, for instance, singing. she had something about her. >> reporter: anna nic

she asked me mommy, does this mean you're going to get shot?owed hard and told her no, of course mauney will be okay. you know that we are careful. but she pressed further is going to pass an immigration law just like arizona and then people will be mad at you. my heart sank further that week when my leader made a republican reporters that we feel safer when you are in washington. our children are paying attention more than we realize. they listen to and understand our dialogue here in washington just like they know and understand the conversations of their parents. in my nearly 20 years of public service, i watched our national rhetoric become increasingly toxic. i searched my own soul for moments when my behalf crossed the line for none of us but i know this when it has become easier to accuse those with whom we disagree of being an american or less than human than it is to simply make the most passionate case for the policy we believe best for our nation than we have field in which children. let me be clear the massacre in tucson was likely