>> when mommy gets home are you going to live with mommy or live with grammy? >> a former stripper fears losing her daughter. >> i need to go before my mom, like, runs away with my kid or something. >> it's a taste of tampa behind bars. >> just close your eyes and eat it and make the best of it. >>> when it comes to good times, tampa, florida, has a lot to offer, but just outside downtown is a grim reminder of how good times can go bad. the hillsborough county jail consists of two sprawling facilities located four miles away from each other. combined they can house close to 5,000 inmates. most of the men and women here have recently been arrested and have not been convicted of a crime but are awaiting trial or settlement of their cases. some inmates have been convicted but are serving short sentences. usually less than two years. either way, time here is no vacation. >> jail is a pretty awful place. this is by no stretch of the mile some kind of spa. you're here for a reason and you have to make the best of a bad situation when you can. >> 31-year-old sheree de

>> go mommy.mommy and color. >> the door open. >> the door opened, yes. here we go. >> he'll be 3 in may. my god, he's getting so big, so big. it's crazy. my nana calls him half pint because she looks just like his father, just like his father. >> who is that? >> mommy! >> wave to mommy. >> hi! >> where is she? >> hi! come here! come here. >> big hug. >> hugs. i love you. i love you. yeah, there's crayons. you want to sit in the chair? >> it puts everything into perspective as to why i need to do what i need to do. >> you help nanna cook? do you make good stuff? do you eat spaghetti? >> ew! >> you like spaghetti. you like jell-o, huh? >> ew! >> you should see what we get to eat, you want to say ew! it seems like he's grown like a little man just in the six months i've been here. he's doing things that he wasn't doing like talking that good, you know, singing, playing one, two, three, freeze. >> freeze! now you freeze. go. freeze, freeze. honestly, i have to take this like a blessing. the way i was

>> yes. >> who do you love more, mommy or daddy. >> mommy. >> why?e your mommy or daddy? >> mommy. >> why does he hate you? >> he just loves her more. >> is that true? >> yeah. >> let me ask you this, would you trade your dad for spiderman? >> okay. >> who do you love more, your dad or mom? >> both. >> a zombie is going to come and eat one of your parents, which parent do you want the zombie to eat, dad or mom? who do you love more, your mom or dad? >> my dad. >> your dad. >> who do you love more your mom or dad. >> both. >> both. imagine a piano is going to fall on one of them, which do you want the piano no fall on? >> pick one. >> you have to pick one. >> dad. >> why would you want the piano to fall on dad. >> sorry dad, you better back away. ♪ >> jimmy: sorry, dad. it is thursday night which means it is our tradition to bleep and blur the tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it is this week in unnecessary censorship. >> did you just tell floyd mayweather [ bleep ] you? >> yes, [ bleep ] you. >> 14 guys on the stage here, you guys [

and he wanted his mommy.y mom, the night i got arrested, i called her up and you could hear him crying for me. because he didn't know where i was. and i told my mom put him on the phone. let me talk to him. so she put him on the phone and it made it worse. when we talked like a couple of weeks ago, apparently he was going to the door and pointing mommy. and she said mommy's not coming right now. >> coming up -- >> i'm not cool with any of you. i just tolerate you. >> -- rebecca goodman gets a reality check from an inmate with a tough reputation. and -- >> i assume you both have strong stomachs. >> the jail seeks inmate volunteers for an unusual position. >> they have been asked to position bodies in certain positions. they have been asked to retrieve body parts. >>> behind the walls of the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, the weekly delivery of the commissary items is one of the few things inmates look forward to. they are allowed to purchase snack foods and toiletries from debit accounts funded

>> mommy?k you. >> so we'll swap that out. >> mom, you can stay in there all day we'll come and pamper you. >> it is already afternoon? >> you slept through t maybe there was something in that mimosa. >> oh look my cheese in the shape after heart. >> that's right. >> symbol of our love. >> how cheesey. >> okay so, on to the next gift? >> on to the next gift. okay so what we've done here, i put together a coffee gift basket. >> mom loves coffee. don't you love coffee, mom? >> i like coffee. i like coffee a lot. i drink a lot of coffee. >> ya. >> what i've done here is i just have some to mom if you want to you can write a message on the mugs too, i have creamer jar this was done, i made a picture frame for mom. so i just put some gold adhesive paper punches around it around the rim and write it out. write it out or just print it out. i added some keurig k cups. a lot of times now they don't have the coffee ground coffee jars so mom can make that in her new keurig. real quickly really simple wash

. >>> and a local dad tried to join a mommies group but was turned down. >>> and it's how widespread the cloud coverage is right now. and it details on a few showers in just a couple minutes. >>> it was terrifying site. and yet the emergency response at that airport was swift. >> what if a similar crash hap happened in the sillicon valley? they have uncovered some eye opening information. >> it may not be as big or busy as sfo. and it keeps growing. it is now the largest 41st largest and busiest airport in the country, busier than sacramento 37 sacramento. when it comes to stating fire personnel, they come low. >> we need to bring you -- >> video from a firefighter's helmet camera gives us a close up look that crash. and it also shows the incredible and immediate action of the fist responders there. >> they all shared an initial experience -- >> in fact the investigation credited their fire department's staffing levels to be experimental. sfo had 23 firefighters on duty all there within a mint of the crash. so we wanted to know just how prepared is the firefighters at sillicon valley

it is the mommy track.ost: the track for women who want to succeed in the corporate world, about 52% or 53% are the initial hires but at the vp level, that drops to 26%, at the executive level, 14%. 62% are in staff jobs that rarely lead to a ceo title. women in ceo fortune 500 companies make up the single digits 2-3%. guest: when i knew that mommy track was first put forth, 1990 women were already receiving more bashers degrees than they were men. we would have said to ourselves that time needs to work through. in 25 years, women will be equally representative at every level of management and at the ceo level. we have not found at all. as you mention, women are 5% of the four to 500 ceos. i think 25 years ago, knowing that women were getting more bachelor degrees then men, we would have thought that that would be possible. it is very clear that something needs to be done. one of those things is that in the period that children need families, there needs to be a more flexible career path. host: we want to h

we had over the years with the kids. >> how is mommy. >> good. >> what's her name?>> guess my favorite food. come on. just give it a try. come on. i'll give you a hint. all right? >> pie. try it. try and guess any favorite food. >> pie. >> nope. meat loaf. >> jingle bells. ♪ dashing through the snow. jingle bells ♪ ♪ you got to be quiet ♪ ♪ you are not, you are not funny ♪ . . >> give me those. >> and finally rock band foo fighters closed the show by playing everlong. the same song they played for him in 2000 when he made his return to the show following heart surgery. back then he introduced the performance by his favorite band playing his favorite long. let's bring in mika. >> we'll have much more on the end of the david letterman erea as the host of the late show. >> and big developments in politics in national security. rand paul launches an open rebellion taking over the senate for 10.5 hours. oh, that's a lot of rand paul. he's trying to keep the controversial law from being renewed but is the presidential candidate opening himself up to charges of grand stand

as a single mom they call me mommy, so we're not going to say mom because that's different but being nights are different. not like i'm going out to do this and that. on a rare occasion i will but much more about watching movies with the kids and having fun and reading stories or making up stories with them or playing with them when i have free time. >> reporter: backstage, she's giving me a sneak peek at the props, the shoes and the gowns. >> this is my quick change room. the quick change room. they sent this in. >> your outfits for the show. >> we have all kind of designers. >> you have an outfit for each song? >> not each song. because there's a lot. >> reporter: four or five changes. >> yeah. >> should be happy i'm not doing a nail polish. when i did the first i had three nail polish changes. top that, divas. i don't want you to see the whole list. no reveal. can't. >> close encounter. >> only people in the show try to know the set list. don't ruin our show. she joins the long list of first name only icons that have started to call vegas home celine britney and shania to name a f

you go say hi to mommy. >> how did he die? >> he kept on breathing. thought i was doing it wrong, because i didn't have the appropriate garrote, a wire garrote, you can actually decapitate someone if you yank on it, i tried to decapitate him. with the sheet it was kind of hard. i think it took about five minutes of him flailing around and i finally got on his neck, brought it up and hemorrhaged all over the place. that's when he stopped. then i shoved a handkerchief down his throat to shut him down. i'm the first guy that killed a man on this yard, i guess. they're still the running their mouth back here to me. they're still punks running their mouth around here. >> moments after abuhl was placed back in the cell, he was in conflict with the inmate in the neighboring cell. >> this is what they call cell warriors. they can't get at each other so they just try to stir each other up. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> abuhl is expected to serve out the rest of his sentence, if not his life, in the highly restrictive single-person cells of spring creek's

part of it is for -- example, a little girl comes to her mommy and says -- mommy, look how beautiful i am. and she says -- don't say it, you wait to people, and then you deny it. i love your hair? and then when you start doing really well, what is the attribution that you get? i'm not worthy of it or other people don't have it and i do and they begin to sabotage themselves. the feelings of abundance are here and they should be here. it's a learning process. each of them has to see it. they have ceilings. it is how worthy you believe you are. i friends is that they felt worthy of everything that comes to them. good fortune is the best friend. amy: what is the compass for the private journey of self? dr. martinez: to understand that you will navigate turbulence. turbulence is not bad. turbulence is how to bring the horizon in and out for information. i have a workshop called how to navigate chaos with turbulence as your guide in order to teach you the turbulence is your guide. i was coming back and doing a workshop on secondary teaching navigating those views. amy: just a detour for a

. >> he was screaming mommy, mommy mommy. >> they worked hard to keep her daughter awake as they loadede back of an ambulance. >> i was crying. >> i was like oh my god, oh my god i can't believe this. >> these families were grateful the injuries were not more severe. >> that was jeff lennox reporting. >> new information to tell you about in the quadruple mansion murders in washington, d.c. they believe accused killer darren care ron wint hired a taxi. he may have used money stolen from the savopoulos family in order to pay for it. they found a green construction vest inside the family's burned out porsche. more were found in the garage fuelling speculation wint did not act alone. a witness saw someone driving the porsche that didn't have his description. >> explosive allegations were bibi king'see -- bb king's family. they say he was poisoned. ♪ >> king's daughters say that two of his closest aids poisoned their father. they claim the aids banned the family from seeing king the week before he died on may 14th. doctors and police say there's no evidence to support poisoning. police are n

. >> we go see mommy. we see daddy, we go see mommy. this is a ritual we do every weekend or every other weekend. takes a while to get through the lines and waiting on the lines. but i figure that it's worth it because if i was in here and i couldn't see my baby, i'd want somebody to bring my baby to me. >> it's a little hard. because i can't touch him. i haven't touched him since he was born. >> does he know who you are? >> i hope so. i think so. he sees me every weekend, so, i hope he does. i pray he does. >> oh, you look. you're ready, huh? >> i pray he does. because he smiles and all smiles and stuff. but if not there, when i get out, he'll get to know me quick. >> peekaboo. >> peekaboo with momma? >> peekaboo. >> you going to peekaboo? >> peekaboo. peekaboo. >> hi, momma. >> he's so happy. >> he is. he wakes up happy. >> it's really hard on me. it really is. ever since he was born, she's been taking care of him. it's a lot of work and i thank god for her every day and just hope this is all done and over with so i can get home and h

i asked him about what he meant and he said, well, mommy, holds me, but the monsters hit mommy. >> thes shoes, the blood on his pants and shirt all matched ginger hayes' blood 100%. there was never any question as to whose blood was found on his shoes, his shirt or his pants. >> nobody could look at it and say, yeah, it was someone else. in fact, i think one of the investigators put it so well during the trial on the stand saying, there aren't enough people in the world for it to be another person. that's how accurate the testing was. they knew it was andre edwards. guilty. dead, and the neighbor says the killer is a window peeper. >> she was uncomfortable about that. she did not feel like it was a very safe place. >> i had no idea how this could happen. >> despite the evidence, the case can't be solved. >> we're working on it, but we don't have any viable leads at this time. >> until police find evidence their suspect had killed before. >> i don't think he was finished. i don't think he would have stopped. >> for stephanie bennett, graduating from roanoke college was only the start. a

. >> what is it mommy? >> he's going into the house. >> the young kids shocked by the giant creature going through the neighborhood. and that's no croc. >> it's an alligator. >>> hey, good morning, emp. let's get right to our top story. the new layer of mystery in the deadly amtrak crash. >> the fbi hads been called in to investigate that hole in the windshield of the train. was it hit by some sort of projectile right before it derail derailed killing eight people and ing ring about 200 ores. >> this possibly indicating the conductor may have been distracted at the time. phillip mena is on the story. good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, paula, good morning. a new twist this morning in this investigation. witnesses aboard three separate trains including amtrak 188 reporting projectiles hitting each of their trains all in the minutes leading up to the deadly crash. this morning the nib joining the investigation on the cause of tuesday's deadly derailment. these circular fractures on the winshield raising su

mommy and daddy have to be tough.d dad with a guilty conscience that are willing to support their kid. stop having a guilty conscience. you should have done a better job in teaching them to take care of themselves. don't feel guilty about it now and become an enabler. being an enabler weakens your children. it doesn't make them better. so it will be tough. teach them to buddy up. find some more in the same situation and share expenses. that's what it's about when you're first getting started. >> that's right larry. thank you for coming on the show. great to see you. we want to know what you think. are you supporting an adult child? log on and vote. i'll share the results at the end of tonight's show. can't wait to see that. the retail advice you need to know before heading to the mall this weekend. how to find the best deals coming up. ♪ ♪ gerri: here comes memorial day. often seen as the official start of summer and associated with picnics barbecues, and of course deep discounts at the mall. so if you're going shoppi

. >> jon: what about the republican himself reagan called his wife mommy. >> what's weird about that.nd saying mommy, i have con plated you with the woman whose vagina i came out of. >> oh, it's coming here we go here we go. oh oh! there it is. >> jon: oh wow.çó a bouquet what are you doing? >> you know jon just regular people stuff. >> jon: okay. jessica williams everybody. we'll be right back. when kevin jorgeson needs light, he trusts only duracell quantum because it lasts longer in 99% of devices. okay guys, we've got two cars here. we're going to start watching a movie in the chevy malibu. ♪ (kids laughing) he's flying ok guys, pause the movie we're going to watch the rest in the toyota camry. hit play again ehhh. what happened? you can't watch the movie. ugh... no network connection. who wants to go back in the chevy malibu? me! let's go! peace out! chevrolet. the first and only car company to bring built-in 4g lte wi-fi to cars, trucks and crossovers. this is cool. yeah. [ male announcer ] digiorno? or delivery? ♪ ♪ digiorno? or delivery? taste for yourself why the shortest dis

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i love you mommy and i know you are a late any person and it is okay. anyway, we have a look at the new subtropical storm that has formed, we were looking at it yesterday and the day before. off the coast of the carolina, it is called ana first name storm of the season which won't start until june 1. 45 miles an hour wind, this is a storm, reason it is subtropical, some subtropical characteristics but also some regularly pressure system for hybrid storm. anyway that is all technical science stuff. you need to know this could effect our weather next week. it is located 160 miles south/south east of myrtle beach and first heading northwesterly direction meaning inland and move along the coast. we expect it to be just off the delaware coast by tuesday at 2:00 in the morning. so monday into tuesday is when we expect some rain from this plus we will get a cold front coming through anyway. all that factors in. it is spring fling friday. it is 84 degrees even in allentown. a lot of times lehigh valley would be cooler then philadelphia but this is in the one of

hi mommy mommy. >> hi. >> how does it feel for your first mothers day. >> this is most special race for the the cure yet. is my daughters are here with me this morning. you think about the the fact that i will be able to spread this message of hope prevention awareness on to them and they are here for the first year. it is absolutely incredible. and that adds as i'm told, pat, as a first racer has already passed over the finish line and i have had the privilege and honor to be able to run this race. every year, except this year, since i started at cbs-3. it is such a big event. it is invigorating to be able to do. that so, really proud of all of those who are out there on the race route right now and with that said, we will go ahead and send it out to cherry greg, hi cherry. >> all right. how are you doing. i'm here at the finish line with the first women and first man who crossed the line. molly, who has been running this race for zero years and ray, who has been running for six. how does it the feel coming across the line. >> i felt excited. i thought it would be the chance i was firs

. >> what is it, mommy? >> he's going into the house. >> the young kids shocked by the giant creature crawling through their neighborhood. and that's no croc. >> silly alligator. >>> good morning, everyone. we're live on the west coast. an american command doe raid aimed at a top isis leader. >> the target? an isis commander who also helped direct the terrorist organize any station ill lis kit gas and oil operations. terry moran is in london with more. >> reporter: good morning, paula. this is a major, major u.s. operation. last night, on the ordered of president obama, u.s. special operations fors in iraq conducted a raid deep into syria. the goal? capture a man named abu sayyaf one of the top isis leaders. he may have been manager of the group's kidnapping activity. he may also have, for a time held american hostage kale layla mueller. he was killed in a fire fight. the fighting so close and intense, it was hand to hand at time. sayyef's wife she was captured. she's being held for questioning. a young yasi

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. >> what is it, mommy? >> he's going into the house. >> the young kids shocked by the giant creature crawling through their neighborhood. and that's no croc. >> silly alligator. >>> hey, good morning, everyone. let's get right to our top story. the new layer of mystery in the deadly amtrak crash. >> the fbi has been called in to investigate this hole right there in the windshield of the train. the big question -- was it hit by some sort of projectile right before it derailed, killing eight people and injuring about 200 others? >> this possibly indicating the conductor may have been distracted or wounded at the time when the train sped up on the rails. the fbi not just looking into the one train but also two ores that may have been hit as well in the same area around the same time. phillip mena is on the story. good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, paula, good morning. a new twist this morning in this investigation. witnesses aboard three separate trains, including amtrak 188 reporting projectiles hitting e

don't cry, mommy. like he can feel when i'm like do you want to go on the paddle board with mommy? he's like no, are you going to be disappoint in the he feels me more. >> the thing that stinks, i only have limited time with him. because once he gets a wife,'s out of there. laundry, i will have plenty every time with her, because we'll have a thing because she is my girl. >> you know my mom did everything for me, from the moment i started using the bathroom mommy i'm through come and wipe me. >> really? >> ya. i used to say it like that, too. >> just last summer. >> brody has stink i socks. i've spent my winter trying to figure out this. we put dial soap in his shoes overnight. we de funk socks. we bought socks on amazon, de-funk socks. >> they still stink? >> i worry about heidi's klume kids when they marry up with brody. they have to do a lot of this work. >> oh, mama's boys. >> i never had to make my bed. >> really? >> i never had to do dishes. sisters do that kind of stuff. >> now does your fiancee do all that? >> of course. >> ya? >> when they are in the same house. >> ya. >>

. >> she was crying mommy, mommy, mommy. she was crying. >> i was in the bounce house, and then the bounce house flew while i was in there. then i fell in the dirt. >> i was scared. i was frightened. i was like oh my god. i can't believe this. >> bounce house injuries have been on the rise in recent years as their popularity has increased. industry guidelines say get children out and deflate bounce houses when winds get to 15 to 20 miles per hour. this tornado was very quick and packing winds 65 and 85 miles per hour. >>> coming up next leaning left. bernie sanders kicking off his presidential campaign with a hometown rally today and free ben and jerry's. what else? you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. d sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. time upon a once people approached problems the way same. always start at the starting. and questions the same asking. but that only resulted in improv

i called diana on her cell, and i said, mommy's gone.what do you mean mommy's gone? i said, she's gone. she died. something happened. she died. >> reporter: soon clarkstown police detectives stephen cole-hatchard and earl lorence were on the scene. they noticed that susanne looked a wreck, standing in front of the house in the snow. >> susanne is in the driveway, at the foot of the driveway, kind of pacing, looking rather frazzled. >> reporter: she told detectives what she told the 911 operators, that peggy tripped over the cat. >> her mother must have tumbled down the stairs and stabbed herself with the knife. >> reporter: while detective cole-hatchard stayed outside with susanne, detective lorence went inside the house. this is police video of the scene taken that morning. lorence knew right away, this was no accident. >> no way did she fall down the stairs and trip over a cat. >> reporter: detective lorence saw peggy had been strangled, then stabbed. and it also looked as if she'd been beaten with a statue head found under her body an

. >> and trying mommy, mommy. >> i was crying. crying and i was like oh, my god, i can't believe this. >> scary moments there. and adults also suffered answers. it was part of the city sponsored memorial day celebration in the beach. >> and congress wants answers after reports of hundreds of tsa security badges went missing from the major american airports in two years. those are the id's to allow employees to access to the runways. and some cases they were not reported lost for weeks. and doug has more on that;>> reporter: congress knew about the security lapses in the tsa. that is display badges that allow them to secure parts of the airport. senator john thoume want to know how many. it is the responsibility of the airport operate the offers. two local dbcfound bags have been gone miss will and 1400 in the jacksonville in the same period. they were not reporting for months. and they were not deactivated. and they asked if the agency does not maintain the number of badges. how does it require. >> regugszs get them to that and re

i remember getting my brother saying go with mommy, see you later. lining up to go through what turned up to be the line, the selection process. whatever it was called. that was what was going on. >> you thought -- you didn't know what was going to happen. adler: i have no idea. i thought, and i imagine everybody thought, that we were going to go through get search. we were told to leave all belongings on the train. they told us you will get it later, just leave it there. separate men and women and small kids to go someplace else. >> did they treat you brutally? or were they -- adler: there was some. they were hitting people if you didn't go, they had people with clubs and they were hitting you if you didn't go where you are supposed to, just to get you quickly off of the train into these lines they wanted to go to. that seemed to go, that seemed to progress quite well. there was commotion, chaos. it was a long train, there were quite a few people on the train. because we were not the only town on the train. >> what happened to you? adler: as we were

>> i love you, mommy. >> i love you too, cassidy. ♪ twinkle, twinkle ♪ >> reporter: when she came alongwas love at first sight. ♪ how i wonder where you are ♪ >> yea! >> reporter: michelle was an enthusiastic mother? >> huh? >> huh? >> huh? >> huh? >> by all accounts jason was a good dad. >> he was a great playmate. he knew how to sit on the floor and play with his daughter you know? >> reporter: the youngs moved into the big fine house on birchleaf in 2005. both of them worked. he a salesman. she a financial specialist. in the summer of 2006 michelle got pregnant again. they kept the news to themselves but it was clear something good was happening. >> the comment he said to me was "he is excited to have another baby." not implying she was pregnant. but he was excited at the prospect of it. >> a few months later, michelle was dead. jason was 170 miles away in virginia on a business trip the night of the murder. he heard the news the next afternoon. and returned to raleigh. stacia grossman got word from her mother. >> my mother called and said "michelle is dead." i said "michelle who? so

i'm teresa i am a 3 kids mommy i come here to say no mcds please stop to hurt my kids and don't let them to be the second-hand smokes thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen no more mcds thank you. >> my name is allen wong no more mblgdz thank you. >> good evening. i'm daniel we know many schools around the area in terryville and sunset street for the good fortune of the children i strongly oppose the mcds in that area. >> hold on please folks we can't have everyone crowd that side of the room please be patient until there's more space can the translator please help me. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> okay. >> next speaker. >> my name is wendy no more ms d. >> my name is lisa no mcd thank you >> (speaking foreign language.) >> object and i think if they need medicinal marijuana should be under supervisions in a hospital environment thank you speeding i object opening a mcd in the sunset area it is like forcing us folks to smoke the second-hand smoke of yeah marijuana and it will effect us or sick people and our kids. >> good evening my name is chin my family has been living a happening hal

do you have any guesses whose mommy?she is pretty. >> it is not stays. >> i the one on the left. >> go to your mommy. >> same hair. >> awe. >> hey mike. i too want to go to devon. i've never been. >> oh, let's go. >> go and just be kind of wroughty? >> yes. >> wear big hats, and i found a hat thanks, jen. i found a hat to cover my bald spot. couple of women said oh, i noticed your bald spot, starting to comfort. few month ago but i didn't want to say anything. >> awe. >> only hattie could finds. >> is this how you'll do the news? >> yes. >> what a do you have us. i'll tell you this, alex, this hat, and our attitude, our love ♪ ♪ >> just stop ♪ ♪ cause i really love you ♪ ♪ stop ♪ ♪ i'll be thinking of you ♪ ♪ look in my heart and let love keep us together ♪ ♪ >> you belong to me now ♪ ♪ ain't gone a set you free now ♪ ♪ >> i could never play the piano, but keep it together. ♪ ♪ just stop cause i really love you ♪ ♪ stop ♪ ♪ imette st. guillen ' thinking of you ♪ ♪ look in my heart and let love keep us together. ♪ ♪ >> i

i'm really happy that her mommies still here and she had the opportunity to have the support of everyone here. >> reporter: while her mom accepted her degree rachel remains in critical condition at temple university hospital. that is where she remains tonight. her parents say she has made limited progress toward recovery, as for her long term prognosis doctors say it is too early to tell. story we have been following for a week, we will continue to follow it, we are live on the temple university campus, matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we know you will, math the math thanks very much. >>> is there more trouble for bill cosby. police in atlantic city are investigating rape allegations against him. lily bernard claims that cosby drugged and raped her. she reportedly spoke with atlantic city police last week. it is unclear when the alleged incident occurred but there is no statute of limitations on rape in the state of new jersey. bernard's attorney gloriaal red read that lily vice glad that she made her report yesterday and she want other women to know if they alleged and have e

my mommies like who is that. instead of saying it was a butt dial, my dad said to my mom it is a booty call. >> she said what. >> it was very confusing but funny in the end. >> well, you call that your booty it is a booty call. >> yes, you are right. >> it didn't sound good coming from my mom. >> it judges doesn't sound good. >> here's the thing, i will call him. when you call someone and they respond way text. i'm okay with that. he won't do it. if you call him it is like it never happen. he pretend you weren't trying to reach him at all. >> he acts like he never got the call. >> you know you saw my missed call. >> michael eugene jerrick, you can say i didn't talk, didn't want to talk, what is it up. >> you called me at 4:33 and 2:30. >> yeah. >> i didn't get any of those. >> that was the the night before. >> this is me butt dialing you. >> i called you twice. >> 7:01 and two. >> why. >> i thought maybe sometimes if you trying to get someone you call again and again. maybe they will pick up. >> did you call your