( makes explosion sound ) mommy, that man's acting suspiciously again.don't think he is, darling. well, he looks all funny and nervous and sweaty. well, that's because you've been staring at him for the last half an hour. and why don't you carry on with your drawing. let's have a look at what you've done. what are you drawing? you've been drawing him. yes... in case the police need a description of him after the plane's blown up. he's riding a zebra. yeah, because it's a bit boring just-- just having him standing there. why don't you draw him with another zebra... or a team of zebras. oh, for god's sake, this is getting on my tits! how much longer, for god's sake?! shouldn't be long now, frank. i wanna get back to my own house and sleep in my own bed. well, you might not be able to go straight back. i'm not an invalid! i know that. i proved that with the arm-wrestling. well... and the star-jumps. time for a slash. sue: do you know where it is? of course. i reckon this must be the worst half-term break we've ever had. well, maybe the trip to longleat. oh,

she rang mommy, and mommy came and picked me up. so 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.

. >> with the idea of starting mommy verse, it's a natural extension of my own personal background. not only as a hispanic in this country but one of four boys raised by very, very, very strong latino moms. the litten women in my -- latin women in my family are incredible individuals. >> in honor of his mother and latino women, he created mommy verse, online for hispanic women's. contributors provide val automobile content that focuses on latino moms, discussing education, money, health, family life and politics. >> we wanted to create something that reflected the needs of latino moms. if my belief if you educate and empower a latino mom, you educate the entire family. >> rene believes it's important for congress and people in general to understand the significance of latino families. >> we're at the point where the latino family, latino kids, they're the first quarter of this country and up until -- this country. until now they've been left out of the debate. >> maria, one of the most powerful women in television, having produced award winning programs. she hopes mommy verse dispel

mommy died.n it was just like screaming and yelling and the story that they tell, i don't remember this too well was i locked myself in my room for a couple of days. i don't remember that but my brother, danny, says that's what happened. the sad thing was the funeral was on my birthday. all the people that came to the funeral brought gifts. my brother, timmy was born the day before me. everybody walked in with presents. to this day, i'm very adverse to gifts. it feels odd, like it was almost ruined in a way. >> what do you remember about your mother? >> she was any president of the pta, she was very funny, head of the parish council at church. she used to make waves. the preach used to say to her, roseanne, don't make waves and she was adamant about justice and civil rights. we would talk about civil rights at the dinner table, about politics, george mcgovern, nixon and water gate. i do have very specific memories about her as a passionate involved woman who loved john kennedy in a big way and lo

. >>> and we'll talk about mommy stress. why do moms feel like they reach the boiling point? we have seven strategy force how to cope, including getting more exercise and how to reach out to family and friends for support. >> hopefully it will work for dads, too. >> absolutely. >>> and also, timeless style. that's right. women of a certain age are just as beautiful and they can also be just as fashionable. we're going to look at betty white, debbie reynolds, we've got a fashion show with a twist, our models are all 80-plus. look at the style and as confident as anyone. >> i'm sorry, i said 80-plus, i didn't give specifics. >> yeah -- >> she gave awe look like -- >> she's going to get you. >>> let's go inside -- >> a lady who is over 50. >> and now natalie has a look at the headlines. >> good morning to you guys once again and good morning, everyone. parts of texas are drying out this morning after heavy downpours caused flash flooding across much of the eastern half of the state. drenching rain forced drivers to abandon cars on flooded roads. the national weather service conf

he's bragging about that, i killed mommy, and i'm getting out in 20 years. blah, blah, blah. i stand and listen to this garbage, and i have to listen to garbage, and i can't tell him. so i tore the sheet and i wrapped it around his head and i said, you ain't doing nothing. you go say hi to mommy. >> the murder earned carl 99 years on top of his 77 years he was already serving for killing of a co-worker and animal cruelty. >> i caved his head in. caved it in totally. the biggest fragment of bone they found was the size of a half dollar. then i -- i probably got a little out of hand later on. i kept on hanging out. beating on him some more. i was interested in how the decomposition would be. it was pretty interesting. but it was kind of twisted. three days later i nuked the cat. stuck him in the microwave and turned it on. and then i -- yeah. 2 1/2 minutes wasn't long enough. >> while the violent nature of prisoners like carl ables can pose a challenge to rehabilitation, one way that spring creek tries to help inmates reform is through mediation sessions. >> i want to welcome a

well the baby and mommy will probably be home this weekend. and larry's going to enjoy baby gavin and i think -- >> director scott says mommy really produced it. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >> we're happy -- very happy for him. >> congratulations larry. we were pulling for you. and kim. >> she did the work. >> i know. i know. >> let's just be honest. hey weather-wise, this is crazy. what a nutty winter we've been having. had thunderstorms this morning and a up a couple of severe warnings early but that's all gone and the rest of the afternoon, still going to be mild but turning cooler. and windy as well. here's the day planner. we'll start you off with a look outside. mix of sun and clouds here becoming sunnier i believe as temperatures drop off and maybe even up to 64 -- excuse me -- before we're all done. and them we'll start to drop off to the lower 50s by 5:00 p.m. but really over the next oh couple of hours is where we're going to top out for the afternoon. here were the big time storms that came through this morning. dropped a lot of rain in a

i, myself, had a 4-year-old son who came running into the house to tell us mommy, mommy, the earth isoving. i was watching the early baseball game and hadn't even felt it. so it shows where my mind was anyway, i think we're going to learn today the whole approach to disaster recovery. we all know about preparedness and the initial recovery phases, but really we're talking about resiliency and how quickly we bounced back after this big one. we have lots of dignitaries in the audience today, our keynote speaker from fema. nancy ward who is our region nine fema director. we have cal e.m.a. here, mike dayton and his staff. chief greg sir and they

oh and if you hear any noises later it's just mommy and her roommate pam moving heavy furniture. but folks, with rick laying down the truth left and right, he is bound to be misinterpreted by the lame screed media and he has come under fire for something he allegedly said in iowa. >> i don't want to make people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. i want to give them the opportunity to go out and earn the money. >> stephen: now it sounds like he's saying he doesn't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money but luckily, a rick santorum expert has studied that tape. and his conclusions have let rick santorum off the hook. jim? >> from everything i see, i've looked at it several times, i've looked at that quote. in fact i look at the video. and i don't, in fact i'm pretty confident i didn't say black. >> stephen: end of story. he's pretty confident he didn't say black. here's what he really said. >> if you look at it, what i started to say as a word and sort of changed and it sort of blauhh and it came out and people said i said bl

. >> she says, oh, i feel great, mommy. i feel wonderful. you feel better now? you know why? because i won, mommy. >> reporter: samantha's achievement is stunning because it comes amid family turmoil. her grandmother died, her parents were in a car accident, and while on disability fell behind on the bills. then on new year's eve, the whole family was evicted from their home. >> i'm homeless. i live in a shelter. this is the second time in my life, but this has always been a motivator. >> reporter: was there ever a time when you wondered, can we get past all these tough times? >> of course. there are times you sit there and wonder, are things going to get better? in the long run, you have to be optimistic. >> reporter: she stays optimistic by staying busy with advanced biology, calculus, statistics, italian and violin. >> there is no one more deserving. she has been not only my student, but a research collaborator. >> reporter: she hopes her research project on sea life helps her win the scholarship and moves her closer to her ultimate goal. >> i'm going to college making a b

i, myself, had a 4-year-old son who came running into the house to tell us mommy, mommy, the earth is moving. i was watching the early baseball game and hadn't even felt it. so it shows where my mind was anyway, i think we're going to learn today the whole approach to disaster recovery. we all know about preparedness and the initial recovery phases, but really we're talking about resiliency and how quickly we bounced back after this big one. we have lots of dignitaries in the audience today, our keynote speaker from fema. nancy ward who is our region nine fema director. we have cal e.m.a. here, mike dayton and his staff. chief greg sir and they brought their whole command staff. we have many nert scroll teers. nert was a group that came about from 9/11 i mean -- shows where my mind is. from loma prieta. we have a lot prepared for you and i want to welcome our two chiefs up. joanne, would you like to start with a few words and then chief greg sir after that? >> thank you, anne, for the kind introductions. it was amazing 22 years ago this city in the bay area region experienced the loma

mommy doesn't cry. i love you. yeah. bye. oh. it sucks. >> yeah, this is way good. >> but even the sweetest dessert does little to take the edge off life at maricopa. a jail designed in the vision of one man who is determined to make it the toughest jail in america. >> why is everybody afraid to say, when you do something wrong, you should be punished? >>> let's do this and get out of here. stay where you're at. >> you don't have no privacy. knock it off. >> go over to the table. >> carry on, ladies. carry on. put some clothes on. >> the special response team at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, launches surprise raids for drugs, weapons and other contraband on a frequent basis. >> hey, make sure you watch her. >> take those out. >> keeping life unpredictable and uncomfortable for the more than 9,000 inmates here is the expressed goal of the man who not only runs the jail, but whose vision has made it what it is. >> everybody decent here? >> he is the sheriff of maricopa county, joe arpaio. >> see, we used to punish o

don't make mommy come in here. you're afraid now. >> and that works? once the pasta settles, let it sit for a minute on lower heat. you can add it into your ramekin. 400. >> that's what these are called? >> yeah, ramekin. little tiny pot. everything from chicken earned thes to cupcakes. >> these are amazing. >> the cup cakes are good. >> i'm stealing one. this sophisticate chocolate is one of my favorites. >> you can't tell. they're great. >> this is my goal. to pass it off on everyone. enjoy it like everyone else. >> how do we get the tender gluten free? >> this one is so good for you. tim eats this after a long day at espn, i have them. they're buffalo. i don't feel like junk after. it's really healthy. >> where was the gluten in the tender before? >> i also do one with bredding on it. this is a lower-carb version. >> once upon a time, you really had to work to get a meal. is it really accepted now? they realize you need everything at your fingertips to be able to enjoy every day favorites. >> i do because i have celiac's disease. some people are jus

mommy doesn't cry. i love you. yeah. bye. oh. it sucks. >> yeah, this is way good. >> but even the sweetest dessert does little to take the edge off life at maricopa. a jail designed in the vision of one man who is determined to make it the toughest jail in america. >> why is everybody afraid to say, when you do something wrong, you should be punished? [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to the pool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! somebody, get her a pony! [ female announcer ] the travelocity guarantee. from the price to the room to the trip you'll never roam alone. from the price to the room to the trip living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira. for many adults with moderate to sever

. >> i feel great, mommy, i feel wonderful. you feel better now? you know why?ecause i won, mommy. >> reporter: samantha's achievement is stunning because it comes amid family turmoil. her grandmother died, her parents were in a car accident, and while on disability fell behind on the bills. then on new year's eve, the whole family evic t'ed from their home. >> i'm homeless. i live in a shelter. this is a motivator. >> reporter: is there ever a time you wonder can we get past these times? >> of course you wonder are things going to get better? in the long run, you have to be optimistic. >> reporter: she stays optimistic by staying busy with advanced biology, calculus, business and violin. >> she has been not only my student, but a research collaborator. >> reporter: shher research project on sea life. >> i'm going to college making a better life for myself. >> reporter: ranked out of 400 from her senior class and pulling in top honors, samantha is well on her way, rehema ellis, nbc news, brentwood, new york. >>> incredible story to end our broadcast on on a thur

and we just say, oh, mommy's away right now. mommy's away? will she be home tomorrow?and i go, i hope so. i hope so. >> looking back, do you wish that michelle had done anything differently, separating herself from dale earlier or no? >> i think that michelle did everything right. she worked hard. she loved her kids. she went to school full time. she worked full time. she was an awesome mom. those kids were so well taken care of. the only thing that i can see that she might have done is maybe she should have had somebody with her that day. >> yvonne, what is next for you? what are your days like now? >> we're searching every weekend. we're going to be searching again. somebody saw that hummer that night with the glow stickers on it. somebody knows something and we're just hoping that they'll come forward and help us to find my daughter. you can't imagine what it's like to have seven weeks not knowing where your daughter is. this beautiful, young woman, 33 years old and she just vanishes? the last person to see her, he has to know something. somebody knows something, an

you can guess what happens, the kids were mommy, mommy, mommy.e present. and they looked at how the mom dealt with it. and some moms got grouchy and annoyed and tried to get them to be quiet whereas other mothers were more in ur churing, it will be okay and had a better response. this isn't a 100% fabulous way of measuring nurturing but in the study you have to come up with something. and this is what they came up with. >> i would have said, go ahead and open the present while i work on the paperwork. that's a -- >> you can't. you would be a rule-breaking mommy. >> that's why mommy gets kicked out of surveys all the time because i say that makes no sense. open the present, be quiet so i can do the paperwork. elizabeth cohen, we both have four children -- eight children between us. >> at the table. >> between you and elizabeth. i had a set of twins so i didn't rack actually, you know -- mine were not completely intentional. >>> still ahead this morning -- that's too much. just kidding, kids. >> hopefully they're not watching. >> they know. twins,

that was his favorite outfit, mommy in her p.j.s. >> hi, my name's belle. what's yours?his is my friend beast. >> reporter: tonight r.c. and his brothers are celebrating a major milestone in their mother's meteoric career. ♪ tale as old as time it's been 20 years, and "beauty and the beast" is being rereleased this week in 3-d. ♪ >> i can't believe that this song is so known and it's mine. the first song that was played on the radio a lot was "where does my heart beat now." "beauty and the beast" has started my career. ♪ beast >> reporter: and celine credits her family for making that career possible. the youngest of 14 children, she keeps her loved ones very close. her husband has managed her career since she was 12. the stage manager is her brother. the tour manager her stepson. and the live-in babysitter her beloved sister. >> it's a family affair. >> it is a family affair. and it makes it possible for me. ♪ >> since you're 12 years old if you decide to spend all your life doing your work, it's amazing to be able to surround yourself with people that make you feel at

mommy! 4:18)) 4:18))oh yes... from the tantrums ...to the catfights... shows out there. and it's frigid out there! meteorologiss steve fertig will be back to tell us just how coll it is... and if we can expect any snow today. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 5)) "when a muslim decides to leave islam, the situation can range from complicated to deadly." "i was astonished when she said, 'my parents were willing to kill me to protect their own honor." "you're at risk, if you speak out. you can be attacked. but there comes a time when silence becomes a sin." exposing the global rise in honor violence... on the "700 club," wednesday at this! this!today on our facebook page we posted a picture of a womaa walking her dog in very snowy conditions.here's what some of you captioned it. cassandra says, "dashing through the snow." snow."catrina says, "do i look like rudolph tooyou?" you?"felicia says, "i know that ball is in here somewhere." somewhere."here's some of your other captions...((áááad libááá)) if you want to play along... join us on our

and tinseltown's newest and hottest mommies.s to "us weekly." how does katy perry keep those curves and still look like a teenage dream? her secret, circuit training. jumping rope and sticking to fiber-rich meals. i caught up with her trainer at the david barton gym here in new york, to find out what he does to keep katy so foxy. >> she tones and tightens. her upper back. and the third is her lower body. >> reporter: kim kardashian has jaws dropping every time she steps out. and says steering clear of sugar, eating organic and no water breaks while exercising, is the secrets to her sexy bod. >> similar kardashian takes no prisoners. she goes from one move to another. >> reporter: next, amanda. she has a body to die for. but says she has to fight hard to keep it that way. >> she says she's not one of those skinny girls who stays skinny. she has to work at it. >> reporter: beyond the occasional splurge, amanda likes workout classes with her friends, hiking with her dog, and protein-rich snacks. she, too, trains. >> this is one of

this is mommy. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good.vegetables are cut nice and thick... you were always good at cutting your vegetables. and it's got tender white-meat chicken... the way i always made it for you. oh, one more thing honey... those pj's you like, the ones with the feet, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> president obama says he is tired of gridlock so he is going it alone. >> when congress refuses to act, and as a result hurts our economy and puts our people at risk, then i have an obligation as president to do what i can without them. [ applause ] >> but it is that stated goal along with this week's recess appointments and other extensions of his executive powers that have critics accusing him of acting like a monarch and they point to his chicago back ground as one inspiration for power politics as they call it. i asked one writer john kass, is he acting like a monarch? >> we don't have monarchs in chicago, we have

this is mommy. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. vegetables are cut nice and thick... you were always good at cutting your vegetables. and it's got tender white-meat chicken... the way i always made it for you. oh, one more thing honey... those pj's you like, the ones with the feet, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> the one person who survived a shooting that killed his father and two brothers took the witness stand. he was testifying against edward ramos who was accused of pulling up next to their car and opening fire. rob roth was in court and said there was a lot of tear there is. >> reporter: frank, the testimony inside a san francisco courtroom today was heart-wrenching. inside a high-security courtroom with a metal detector and bulletproof glass, fearful of gang retaliation, the 22- year-old similar is in a witness protection program, and we are not showing his likeness. andrew was signature in the -- sitting in the back s

no, knock it off, daddy and mommy. >> what do you want to bet he turned the phrase knock it off one or'm position thinking he heard the phrase before. >> knock it off. >> what about me. >> got to sometime. >> knock it off. i think he could are speaker of the house. >> knock it off. >>> next time on "right this minute." >> look at that smile, look at that stride. wouldn't hurt a flea. >> you don't know that. >> that's next time on "right this minute." >>> this guy is about to propose. >> dressed in drag. >> pull out the ring. >> you think that's the craziest part of the video, huh? >> it's when he sets himself on fire that things get crazier, and then crazier after that. see sparks fly in this one-of-a-kind proposal. >>> and we'll show you some hot booties. >> they are the greatest solution to aching feet. >> the new way to pamper yo >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> this guy -- >> that's a guy. >> this guy is josh mad riga. he's 24 years old. he's trained for stunts. he has a youtube channel and wanted to make

the affordable health care act provides for women having a mummy room -- mommy room. >> with my milk supply, i have to pump relatively frequently. >> she is a newborn mother and the thought of telling a new employer of her needs terrifies her. >> i like this job. i don't want to tell them right afterwards that i need something. >> she paid at the physical and emotional price like so many other moms. >> things like pumping in the car. >> the u.s. department of labor is cracking down on that challenge for working mothers. the law requires the companies of more than 50 workers to provide a private room and enough time for breast-feeding mothers to pump. >> we are standing in a mother's room right now. you don't need a lot of space. this is very generous. we actually have three chairs and we have breast pumps and a sink. not all of this is demanded. there has to be room for them to be comfortable, a refrigerator. >> the dr stresses that there is widespread research on the benefits of breastfeeding for baby and mother and now it is the law that your workplace support that. >> the body doe

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if you want to invest in something mommy -- slaught/daug.. these necklaces have different messages as well. >> gum drop loves you.com. $30 to $50. word up, birthday and flip-flops. >> if you look at my neck i have a necklace that one side says devil and the other side says angel which i rarely wear but it's cute. >> for the tweens and teens there is a skin care product line. i guess this is to teach them about starting to have a regimen. >> dermatologists suggest it for your tween. great for travel. >> we have other great things here. but we are running out of time. >> the slap watches. glitter hair bands. no slip. >> last but not least. >> lips, sephora.com. >> speaking of gitery things, kids love glitter. >> meet boyfriend and girlfriend tanner and theo. this is great. you could buy all of this stuff and throw your own party. >> she's a creator and she's been tattooing us. >> i have it right here. natalie got a "today" show tattoo. >> what did you get? >> i'm wearing my colors proudly. >> besides making a mess with the glitter. >> you will

. >> i fixed her hair up, put a ribbon in it and told her i loved her and she said, i love you, mommy, i'll see you later. >> hours later her daughter died of a peanut allergy. but could the school have done more to save this little girl? we're on the case. >>> and president obama hiring a new employee without the approval of congress. one member calls it an unprecedented power grab. stay right there. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. we're getting back in shape. oh! try these. i sprinted here... wow! from your house?! from the car. unh! ooh. [ male announcer ] get back on track with low prices on everything you need. backed by our ad match guarantee. walmart. >>> if it's interesting, it's happening right now. "rapid fire," let's go. we're watching wall street on the second trading day of the year. the dow trading up now 12 points. that actually says 927 here. 927. it leahasn't updated on the scr. oil prices leveling after a big rise after the uncertainty with iran.

and so one morning, they go to work and their kids say bye daddy and mommy and mommy and daddy don't. who is behind that? bin laden is behind that. so for 10 years, the guy gets away with it. we can't find him and then all of the sudden, the seals invade pakistan territory and they kill bin laden. and now to me, that is enormous . enormous story. number one i give credit to president obama and credit to sy chief leon panetta and great credit to the navy seals and i have never, ever been as angry as i am with a country, pakistan. pakistan knew bin laden there. they knew. and all right we continue to send money over there. we need them, understand that with the afghan war and all of that. it crystallized so many things. justice was done. bin laden didn't deserve anything but a bullet in the head and dumped him in the indian ocean and good . we have to send a message to these people enough is enough. you are going to kill women and children and all of that, we'll come after you and if we don't shoot you in the head, we'll put you in guantanamo bay and if we think you know something it i

this is mommy. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good.ce and thick... you were always good at cutting your vegetables. and it's got tender white-meat chicken... the way i always made it for you. oh, one more thing honey... those pj's you like, the ones with the feet i bought you five new pairs. los. you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> the toyota sports desk is brought to you by local toyota dealers. >> it was a little to comfort to close for comfort today -- it was a little too close for comfort for them today. let's go to the video. starks finished is strong. rutgers was up by two. carter was working it to bury it. porter was fantastic. this jumper tied the game at 50. there were two free throws to put them up by two. the last chance for rutgers. georgetown hangs on and win a tough 152-50 over rutgers. they were up early playing in philly today. game time was 11:00 a.m. that was a long two. this is the second half. this pulls maryland closer. temple comes right back. fe