you need to call mommy. they will help you. anybody will help you.mommy. >> just minutes after that interview tonight, the boys called their mother. told her they were safe and that they were in austin, texas. police there tell cnn that someone at a hotel recognized the boys from the amber alert on our program. and contacted police. here's austin police just moments ago. >> the law enforcement community nationwide, we take these amber alerts seriously when it deals with kids, with children. this is one of those cases that it was activated and it worked. we're thankful for that. the other thing, component to this, we had a citizen that paid attention to this, actually saw it on cnn news, recognized the kids on there, recognized the kids here at the location. and in turn, called 911 and that is what prompted our response out here. >> i spoke to theresa just a short time ago as she was about to board a plane to texas. she tells me she's ecstatic, she's in shock, she calls it amazing and credits so much of this to the media. attorney holly hughes is join

you need to call mommy. they will help you. anybody will help you.> just minutes after that interview tonight, the boys called their mother. told her they were safe and that they were in austin, texas. police there tell cnn that someone at a hotel recognized the boys from the amber alert on our program. and contacted police. here's austin police just moments ago. >> the law enforcement community nationwide, we take these amber alerts seriously when it deals with kids, with children. this is one of those cases that it was activated and it worked. we're thankful for that. the other thing, component to this, we had a citizen that paid attention to this, actually saw it on cnn news, recognized the kids on there, recognized the kids here at the location. and in turn, called 911 and that is what prompted our response out here. >> i spoke to theresa just a short time ago as she was about to board a plane to texas. she tells me she's ecstatic, she's in shock, she calls it amazing and credits so much of this to the media. attorney holly hughes is joining me b

and please call your mommy. she wants you home safely. and children, please call mommy.ou know my phone number. i've taught you how to do it. if daddy doesn't have a phone, you can ask anybody you see, everybody you see has a phone. you can ask anybody. remember my number and call mommy's number. you can ask people at stores, you can ask people at the gas station. you can ask people anywhere you see, you need to call mommy. and have a phone. they will help you. anybody will help you. call mommy. >> i am big on social media, facebook and twitter. this story has been trending, i've been seeing it all over. any leads there? >> yeah. we are this story has been trending all over. any leads there? >> yeah, we are working together with dan's family. we're all working closely. this is a nationwide response. we're looking across the country for dan and the kids to bring them home safely. and your mom and your uncles and your family out west are fully participating. >> this is a facebook page. what is it? >> this is a facebook page we started yesterday. >> what is the address? >>

mommy, tell it to stop! - [ barking ] - [ nervous laughing ] >> tell it to stop. [ whimpers ] whew.a! almost lost my cool there. >> ha! >> almost lost my cool there. quiet snow filled the air. all the whos were all dreaming sweet dreams without care... >> all the windows were dark and the hoos were dreaming. but if santa could do it, then so could the grinch. >> he would slide down the chimney, a rather tight pinch, but if santa could do it, so could the grinch. >> it is very difficult. a high degree of difficulty. ck only once, for a moment or two. blasted water weight. goes right to my hips. >> he got stuck only once for a moment or two. plastic water weight goes right to my hips. [ narrator ] then he stuck his head out of the fireplace flue-- shh! a little more stealth, please. [ whispering ] where the little who stockings all hung in a row. >> he stuck his head out of the fire place. and the stockings hung in a row. >> they are the first thing to go. okay, fellows, chow time. [ sucking air ] [ squeaks ] [ murmuring ] - [ barks ] - [ sucking air ] [ cackling ] [ narrator ] then h

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 al

call mommy. >> joining me now on the phone is holly. >> don.hat it's all about, my friend. >> yeah. >> this is what it's all about. >> she is on the phone with them now and she said that she is going to call us whenever she gets a minute. you can certainly understand that she is taking other own sweet time with the boys. what happened? >> oh, yes, well, you know, her boys are really smart. they are intelligent. they are with a father who loves them, don, and she was very clear about that. but she misses them and it's time for them to come home and so either they saw the program or their dad saw the program and allowed them to phone home, we don't know all the details but we do know that they are alive and well. and they are talking to their sweet mother right now who has been missing them so much these last couple of days. so once she has the opportunity to tell them meryy christmas and she loves them and happy birthday. this is a little one's eighth birthday, can you imagine a better birthday present, don? >> holly, you have been involved with

remember my number and call mommy's number. you can ask people at stores.ple at the gas station. you can ask people anywhere you see. you need to call mommy and vf at phone. they will help you. anybody will help you. call mommy. >> just minutes after that interview, the boys called their mother, told her that they were safe, and that they were in austin, texas. police there tell cnn that someone at a hotel recognized the boys from the amber alert and our program and they contacted police. >> the law enforcement community nationwide, we take these amber alerts seriously when it deals with kids, with children. this is one of those cases that it was activated and it worked, and we're thankful for that. the other thing, we had a citizen that paid attention to this, actually saw it on cnn news, recognized the kids on there, recognized the kids here at the location, and in turn called 911, and that's what prompted our response out here. >> teresa jumped on a plane to texas and was reunited with her sons just hours later. tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, teresa and

i reminded her this never happened to daddy's school, mommy's school and never happened here.hink it's important to say we'll keep you safe and this is a bad man that did these this si think. it makes a difference, and it's going to be a maturing experience as hard as it is to say for all kids. i think this is part of it. >> do you wait for them to come to you? i ask it selfishly. should i wait or go to them and say listen, something bad has happened? >> the advice seems to be let them dictate the conversation. even when they dictate the conversation, even to ask what do you know? what have you heard? ask first to get an idea where they are, and then start to answer some questions. you don't want to overtalk them. i mentioned this earlier, but in medicine we say check you're own pulse first before going into a situation. checking your own feelings a little bit as well. the goal i imagined for you and me is to be a source of support for them. in order to do that you have to make sure you have your own feelings in check. it's hard. i spent a lot of last night just when i should

i heard mommy mommy, and there he was, sitting there waiting for us. >> what an amazing moment aftero grateful to the teacher who saved him. >> you think the teacher saved his life. >> she definitely did. >> while these parents were waiting for their children to come out, they thought that they were, you know still alive, and there's 20 pavements that were just told that their children are dead. it was awful. >> all those families i am so sorry. i am so sorry you have this to deal with. >> nothing makes sense like this. it's senseless. ♪ >> right now we have 20 new saints, 20 beautiful angels, a 20 people who are angels for all the days to come. >> all i can think of is they were about to -- they were excited and they were getting ready to celebrate christmas. >> little 5- and 6-year-old kids, their lives were stripped from them. >> these neighborhoods are our neighborhoods, and these children are our children. >> we're all in this together. we'll get through it. >> there are no words. there are no words. >> i have no words that makes the pain of what happened today easier to bear. >

, i am right there, i am right there in your heart, don't worry, i love you, mommy.ah came to me when i was, you know, flipping out, and said, you know, don't worry, mommy, there's nothing to be afraid of. i had a dream with sarah where she said just look into my eyes. it's all okay. with gracy, i see butterflies everywhere, and i know it's grace. you know, if it's cold or raining, wherever, and so i -- you know, not only do i know that they are in my heart, i know now that their presence is everywhere. when all of those things were happening, i thought, wow, i am delusional. i must be really nuts. this is what is happening to me. actually i read a book about a month ago called proof of heaven by dr. alexander, and he is a surgeon that had a near-death experience and during that entire time he was on the wings of a butterfly and he went to heaven on the wings of a butterfly. the messages are love. there's nothing to be afraid of. you can't do anything wrong. and dreams are more real than this life. and that's what dr. alexander said, and that's what sarah told me in

. >> mommy ate all your candy. >> oh!> mommy was -- >> jimmy kimmel told me to do it. >> who's jimmy crimmel? >> i hate you jimmy kindle! >> it's kimball. >> hey, hanna? can you say hi to larry kimmel? say hi, larry kimmel. >> no! >> don't you want to share? >> no, you ate all my candy, though! >> hey, buddy, guess what? i'm just kidding. i didn't actually eat your candy. >> oh! every day this happens. >> there's always next halloween. >> no, i wanted to eat some candy today! >> that's not fair! we didn't get to eat any candy. >> where's my bag of candy that was up there? >> we're just kidding. >> mommy ate all of your candy last night. >> i don't want you to eat anymore of my candy. >> but it's gone! >> i'm so sorry, guys. i'm so sorry. can't we just -- can't we just go get new ones? >> no, we can't. we worked so hard for that candy. >> i never want to go out trick or treating again. >> i'm sorry, sierra, for eating all your candy. >> that's okay. >> all right. i love you. >> i love you, too. >> i ate it. >> that's all r

>> did you miss mommy all that time? >> very much. >> we didn't know.dea, we didn't know. so we were kind of worried about you. did you know that? >> no. >> no? now you do? >> yeah, now we do. >> do you feel bad that you worried us? >> kind of. >> oh, come on, i'm kidding with you. >> so mommy -- >> yes. >> how do you feel? >> more grateful than i ever thought possible. grateful to everybody, grateful to you. it was this show that the gentleman had just seen. on my way home yesterday from taping i got a call. i'm answering every call. it was a gentleman, hello, my name is -- i don't know what his name is. but the fbi is going to let me know -- i'm sitting with your sons and they would like to talk to you. >> and. >> i said oh, my god, no, no, no, no, no. because i was so afraid it wasn't true. but all of a sudden henry was on the phone and he said, mommy. and i said yes, and he said yay! right? yep, yep. >> best sound you ever heard? >> oh, my goodness. >> what are you sharing with the boys, just that they couldn't get the reception? >> yes, absolutely.

"mommy, i'm okay, but all my friends are dead." >> and we are now seeing the faces of the young victims as one father steps forward. >> my daughter emilie would be one of the first ones to give her love and support to all those victims because that's the type of person she is. >> announcer: this is a special edition of "good morning america: tragedy at the elementary school," live from newtown, connecticut. >>> and good morning. i'm dan harris reporting from newtown, connecticut. behind me the sandy hook volunteer fire department where they took those children right after the massacre friday morning. bianna golodryga is back in new york city at our abc news headquarters. much more coming up from her. with me is lara spencer and amy robach. >> it is hard to imagine. there is even more sadness as we are starting to see the faces. we knew the names last night, but we see the faces of those young victims, still very young victims. it's hard to imagine how quickly their lives were taken away and how much they still had to live. >> we also will hear the story of one of those little survivors.

, mommy."nd there he was sitting there waiting for us. >> reporter: makris's ten-year-old son phillip was in the school gym when the shooting began. >> my son says that those teachers gathered them in a corner and kept them safe. >> reporter: so the teachers are the heroes of today? >> absolutely. they did -- i was a teacher before i became a mom and you always wonder are you going to do what you need to do to protect your kids and those teachers did. phillip describes being pushed in a corner and they kept them safe there and when the police officers came in and said "run, run to the fire station" they ran and that school should be very proud. that principal would be very proud. >> reporter: makris says her son doesn't understand what happened today and she's not ready to tell him. not yet. it's why she didn't want us to show him on camera. >> we got a miracle. my little boy is okay. and there's a lot of parents tonight that have not gotten that miracle. >> reporter: what would you say to pare

and tells her mommy that she loves her. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: kendra and her last saw paulina just a few days ago on a visit to her orphanage outside moscow. now, with the love only a mother could feel, she worries what will happen to her daughter. >> i can't help her, i can't tell her that i love her. so -- it's really hard. >> reporter: americans have adopted over 60,000 russian children since the fall of the soviet union. but russian officials have pointed to the cases of 19 children who died after being adopted by americans. and in 2010, russia erupted in fury after a 7-year-old boy named artem was sent back to russia alone by his american adoptive mother, carrying a note saying he'd become too difficult to handle. but children's rights advocates say this new ban is playing politics with the lives of children. now, with no way of contacting her, she wishes she could send her daughter a simple message. >> i would tell her that we love her and to be strong and that we're going to do everything we can to come back and get her. >> reporter: but at the end of t

she's been talking about that a lot she said she said mommy i can't get that body out of my head i keep seeing it it's been three days since the connecticut school massacre shook the nation to its core and already we're starting to see and hear the urgent need for better gun control but how much can president obama actually do to create any change the latest from newtown on the bigger implications of this incident may help on the u.s. we are the most transparent the three. issues come to. the press secretary jay carney talks transparency at a white house briefing despite claiming to be the most transparent administration in history there are more than a few dark spots on the president's record will shed some light on the issue just ahead. and it's been two years to the day since the tunisian street vendor set himself on fire sparking the arab spring now there are new government leaders so what is really changed in the middle east to take a look back over the past couple years i mean. it's monday december seventeenth four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you're watching our team.

understand the system to be is they've now think they're protected monkeys that they're playing around and mommy is always going to take care of them central banks can provide liquidity sure up financial stability and they can buy time for borrowers to adjust but they cannot in the end put government finances on a sustainable course and they cannot create the real resources that need to be found from somewhere to strengthen bank capital they cannot cautiously correct earlier misallocation of real capital investment they cannot shield people from the implications of having missed assess their own lifetime budget constraints as a result of having consume too much they cannot combat the effects of population aging or drive the innovation that raises productivity increase new markets nor can they or should they put themselves in the position of deciding what real resources transfers to should take place between countries in a currency union so again all these crime. i'm so taken place and i think it's in order to cover the fact that they're at the end game as we've said they don't know where else to

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hospital has been talking about that a lot she said she said mommy i can't get that body out of my head i keep seeing as it's been three days since the connecticut school massacre shook this nation to its core and already we're starting to see and hear the urgent need for better gun control but how much can president obama actually do to create change the latest from newtown and the bigger implications this incident may have on the united states we want those friends down the street. it was time for the president was very jay carney talks transparency at a white house briefing designed claiming to be the most transparent administration in history there are more than a few dark spots on the president's record but also some light on the issue straight ahead. is monday december seventeenth five pm in washington d.c. my name is christine for you're watching our team. let's begin with a closer look at a shocking problem taking place inside the walls of the v.a. hospital veterans inside say drug abuse is so rampant that it's bringing people off the street to buy and sell drugs inside the hosp

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i just won't be your mommy in the house, but i'll be your mommy at the heart. >> and we discovered somethingd that is when marriages break up, each party wants the love to just snap like a twig and it doesn't. the love stays. you no longer can inhabit the same space for whatever reason and that's the pain of it. >> hoffman won his first academy award for the film. his second oscar came for "rain man." honors for his acting screen were endless after that is correct but it was through the piano that he found the love of his life, lisa, his wife for the last 35 years. >> lisa to me strikes me as a very smart woman because she knew at a very early age that she wanted you. >> yeah. i'm 27. lit dolltle do i know. lisa is 20 years old. her grandmother walks in. cut. years and years pass. we fall in love, we go together and her grandmother said do you remember when she was 10 years old and you were playing the piano and she was dancing. >> yes. >> do you remember when she got up and walked away what she said. >> i said no. she looked at me and she said, i hope he waits for me grandma. let me get thi

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. - mommy, that's your very best. - oh, baby. - why do i have to go?'t i stay here if there's gonna be excitement? - because i know what's best for all of us. all right, boys. go ahead. thump! thump! thump! - [sobs and whispers] my baby. my baby. you! you! that's my baby! my baby... [children's voices taunting] - [speaking native language] angry horse. - it's spoken of everywhere. red hawk is a sick man. and angry horse, who wishes to become chief, shows his strength by making war on children. - the birds talk of it. the animals in the forest laugh at angry horse. - is red hawk so weak that angry horse can do as he wishes? or is angry horse obeying red hawk's commands? - red hawk not like bring white child here. - then why do you keep her here? let me take her away. - red hawk no more tell what do. red hawk old. no more fight. angry horse not old. better angry horse be chief. - always the young buffalo wishes to kill the old buffalo and take his place. and he does kill the old buffalo because he has youth and strength. but has he the wisdom to lead the

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they like being with mommy. >> sometimes the baby is the inspiration, like meredith here. >> look atpushups. okay, it's a way to keep your baby safe and give them a kiss too. >> yes. >> i can't take it. >> sara, we didn't know you had a baby. >> stranger things have happened. >> part of the important thing is to make sure you're safe while doing it. >> most important thing. >> when we do it at the studio, we're on the pilates equipment, which is why we limit the age range. we only take babies up to the time they are roly poly. ty has actually graduated out of mommy and me now because he's more mobile. >> he's trying to get away. >> let's start with jenni. hi, jenni. she's doing an ab workout. >> these are baby abs. a pilates half rollback here, a scoop and lift. with george. he's having a rough day. >> done exercising for the day. >> you have a very cute little baby. he was not crying the whole time until the camera's on him. >> isn't that how it works? good way to work your trunk, too. >> working her obliques, doing a twist. she's got him secured in front of her, he's not going anyw

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