-- mommy works too much." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "mommy is tired.> jimmy: when you do this, you so got involved with the auditions as well. >> i did. i loved it. >> jimmy: do you remember auditioninfor stuff -- >> oh, yeah. can you remember? >> jimmy: i hated it. >> you hated it? >> jimmy: i think it's one ogs the worst thver. >> yeah. >> jimmy: just -- oh. i really dreaded going in. i dreaded the -- i was so nervous. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and so much rejection. >> so much rejection. i jimmy: oh, it's just -- >> i kind of lov i have, like -- >> jimmy: really? >> i did. [ light laughter ] i kind of started treating it c as an actiss, and so i would, like, try new things in there and i would, like, dress ul and -- >> jimmy: you wod dress up? [ light laughter ] >> i would dress up. i think -- >> jimmy: i know those people. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that dress up, yeah. [ laughter ] no, i was not one of the dress up people. >> oh, yeah, you were not. you were not a dress up? >> jimmy: no, i only had one e. outfit in my n i couldn't afford -- >> exactly. [ laughte

. >> mommy!> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle demanding change. >> we'd like to see this fixed. >> what country is that? this is the united states of america! >> the president showing no signs of retreat. with thousands of children's lives hanging in the balance. >>> plus the notorious rbg. >> i am 84 years old and everyone wants to take a picture with me. >> from a tenacious litigator fighting sexism to a supreme court superhero, the cases and the verdicts that define a liberal icon and a husband who has her back every step of the way. the life, love, and legacy of ruth bader ginsburg. but first the "nightline 5." >> my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish. but those days are over. now i take metamucil every day. it naturally traps and removes the waste that weighs me down so i feel lighter. try metamucil and begin to feel like lighter feels like. introducing metamucil fiber thin. made of 100% natural psyllium fiber, a great and easy way to start your day. new at walmart and walmar

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i talked to a volunteer with the "i want my mommy" facebook campaign.hey're going to continue to raise donations and plan to facetime with congressman jackie spear to see what the next step is for the charity. i'm losing my voice because it was so windy in texas. i apologize for that. -- receiv group from another bay area group, they demonstrated with the jewish council, and the family counseling department at state. the message is, how we treat others says a lot about who we are and now is the time to speak out. >> very fascinating. what a trip. what about the local help in the area there once the detainees have been released? >> it's interesting because it's two blocks from the detention center. and the folks don't have anything to their name. as you saw, they have a shopping bag and that's it. there is the shelter which is a couple blocks away, catholic charities helps from 25 to 200 immigrants. it offers them a hot pemeal and clean clothes like those brought by the group. they talk about medical needs for the folks and give them a placard in english

say hello to mommy, get him out of re, out. [ cheers ]. >> was that a man or woman. he needs a haircut more th i do. >> president showed off hockey knowledge giveing a shout out to mnuchin deluge bulldogs that i'm sure he's a big fan of. >> congratulations to the bullgs on winning the ncaa championshipockey tournamen tournament.wow, that's a big de. righting in this areap athis is where they play right. >> okay so while you're enjoying world cup on "fox5" you should be thankful you're steeing here iolthed old usa and we have the first amendment here a d russias not. one politic an propo bill to make it illegal to criticize russia soccer team. illegal. the bill would find anybody verbally tourmenting the team find. our players are ours regardless of how good we are and here idiots spil them and maybe fun of the moves if they lo we sh blame those that instawlt salted our eyes. >> they're headed to world cup pro notion rawshia. they weroffering money and free food to russian women if they got knocked up b world cup annual lights offering $45 d and free whoers for forani

that's mommy's bottle. >> more babies could be in the future for the 39-time grand slam winner.dmits being a mom and a world-class athlete can be challenging. saying -- i'm in the locker room pumping before a match because my boobs are so big. when i pump, they go down a size or two, and i go out and play. but that's exactly why she's gracing the cover of "instyle" magazine's first ever badass women issue. the tennis pro serves up some intimate details, like how she knew hubby -- internet entrepreneur alexis ohanian -- was the one. it was his tech-savvy conversation. i had this sense, i'm going marry this guy. i love his world. as for who she thinks is a fierce female, her list includes beyonce, rihanna. and kate middleton. she dishes on being there for her pal, maceghan markle's wedding, and what she worries about most. of course, it's olympia's well being. >> yea! >> she has to have more babies. she makes such cute ones. >>> now birthday news. today, ariana grande turns 25. she surprised fans with a new song, rain drops, and a new music video. >> she celebrated last night with

raised 1,000 pounds of toys and clothes and they call themselves the mcallen 12 and the i want my mommy became the favorite. who doesn't understand that in any language and every child deserves that. >> we met a young mother and son and they were at a bus station near the detention center. they were just released from three days at the facility. >> did you get to stay with your son? >> translator: thank god the new law was in place, if not we would have been separated. she was helped to the i want my mommy group. >> it is a good feeling and thank you to everybody who helped put us in this position that we were able to come here and feel good about this. >> the rally in the plaza in san francisco calling for an end to family separations at the border. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> speakers and immigrants rights groups condemn the policy and calling the separation inhumane and pragmatic to the undocumented immigrants that found themselves in the center of the zero tolerance policy at illegal crossings. >> it is never okay for anybody to use children as a pawn and as a bargainin

you want to go see mommy? let's go see mommy. he did so well. he did perfectly.t's just really amazing to see how in the space of one hour these little children's lives can be changed and their families and their mothers and everything can be so happy. it's just really, really inspiring. obviously, our champion for change, he has done this for 20 years and has no plans to stop because he doesn't want one child left behind with a cleft pallet. >> i don't feel like i am the champion of anything. i feel like all of these kids changed my life, not the opposite. >> that surgery is breath taking. the difference is breath taking and so apparent of how much can be changed. >> each of those surgeries cost $240. it costs $240 and it takes an hour. they do kid after kid when you are there at the medical mission. you see them bringing in kid after kid because they are trying to fix as many as they can while they are there. it is easy, inexpensive and life changing. so i'm just happy that we were able to get out the word about all the good work that operation smile does. >> t

sitting here in this sisterhood of mommies and mommies to be, what more can we all did to step up andof color, black women of color-led organizations, addressing implicit bias and racial discrimination within health care. these young moms go to health care and yet they are being judged based on the fact of their age. >> i'd be completely alone without this. it gives me the support that i never had. it was just me until i met her. >> what has this meant for you? >> that's what drew plea me to to be a dual born. i can be someone's support that my mom didn't have. >> only thing i've ever wished for my daughters is that they grow up to have passion, happiness and to leave the earth in this small way a better place. and that's what i see with christy, chanel and jenny. these are the role models i want for my daughters. >> kate is joining us live. what a truly inspiring story. thanks so much for doing it. to our viewers here right now in the united states and around the world, what can they do to get involved and help? >> they can get involved, go to every mother counts.org. but they can al

child: "mommy!" (children crying)> (robin)(robin) (robin) homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen says she has ánot heard the audio... but says the children are being treated humanely. (robin) u.s. senator dianne feinstein issued a statement saying in part -- "there's no law requiring the separation of families. president trump could end this immoral policy today. if he won't, congress must act." (robin) in the north bay... the santa rosa fire department is investigating several suspicious brush fires. over the weekend, firefighters answered a number of calls for brush fires. kron 4's terisa estacio talked to firefighters and has the story. terisa estacio, reporting, santa rosa. i am in this neighborhood off of dutton in santa rosa, and right over there,is the santa rosa creek trail at dutton avenue... sgt. marcus sprague, santa rosa police dept. this is where one of the fires occurred right off of road along and second one just down 50 yards on the trail. we had a total of 13 fires and now look

i want my mommy or my mom. our own. grandmother right. or wrong. and. this is mine. and. my going to. come out. of them are on hundred. with a growth rate of over seven percent india is an increasingly attractive destination for foreign investors but to maintain the trend the country will have to follow through on its pledge to improve basic infrastructure. the other side of infrastructure now china is determined to become a leader when it comes to electric mobility to get there at subsidizing car prices assuring producers with quotas among other rules including overhauling pollutant public transport now the city of leeds in the way. of light hummer instead of the roar of a diesel engine in just three years all of change and sixteen thousand buses have gone electric. the city's bus drivers have been retrained and there are now five thousand charging points said bus depots. a fully charged bus can travel two hundred kilometers that's about a day's driving. genting you is spearheading the changes woman one song we can charge the bus in the evening when services have stopped

in mommy because there are more and more people needing help and fewer and fewer who want to do this job already they can hardly find people hardly any registered nurses. left. one reason is because the job is poorly paid but there's also little recognition for this often tough career . but automata is a relatively easy patient. he's content even though his wife is currently away on a trip he's eighty one and today he only needs help putting on his support cause. what can you expected eighty one at my age are already written off by society. as a chef. if you didn't have your family you'd be in a real fix shoes. five minutes later the stockings are on but rosa needs a bit of time to document her visit in the care file. function if i wish you three nice days without your wife if you need anything you can call me but. rosa walks quickly to her car as usual she's double parked because there were no other parking spaces available that's just one more problem when you have to look after more and more patients than ever shorter amount of time. germany's new government has announced that it

asian infrastructure investment bank from four to forty billion dollars by twenty twenty i want my mommy or not. they're not right. and with. this. in. mind. the. coming. of the product with one hundred. with a growth rate of over seven percent india is an increasingly attractive destination for foreign investors but to maintain the trend the country will have to follow through on its pledge to improve basic infrastructure. a light hum instead of the roar of a diesel engine in just three years all of shien's and sixteen thousand buses have gone electric the city's bus drivers have been retrained and there are now five thousand charging points at bus depots. a fully charged bus can travel two hundred kilometers that's about a day's driving change you is spearheading the changes. we can charge the bus in the evening when services have stopped for the day and that's good because electricity costs are less in the evening so the bus company saves money. and electric bus costs about twice as much as a diesel one but because power is relatively cheap in china the city council says electric buse

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you want to go see mommy? let's go see mommy. he did so well.ectly. >> it's just really amazing to see how in the space of one hour these little children's lives can be changed and their families and their mothers and everything can be so happy. it's just really, really inspiring. >> yummy. >> obviously our champion for change, he's done this for 20 years and he has no plans to stop because he doesn't want one child left behind with a cleft palate. >> i don't feel i'm the champion of anything. i feel like all these kids change my life, not the opposite. >> it's the very best of medicine. a relatively simple operation that completely transforms a child's life. it was so great, i think, that allison could take her daughters on that journey as well. >>> wolf blitzer is one of our network's most loved anchors. last summer his mother passed away after struggling for years with dimension. so wolf's champ krn for change is dr. crystal. he has this new therapy that uses viruses to fight alzheimer's. it has yet to go through human trials. it may not work

. >> is this is way for parents to get mommy-daddy time?tually mom is found but daughter now wants to give this a shot. they haven't filled her in ton details. >> where did she go? >> this is great. now the kids are really going to be impressed by mom. >> the video ebds but we have told she threw a tantrum and was upset she didn't actually d disappear. >>> thanks for joining us today. check out emerging. the shooting rampage in that news room. the alleged gunman jarrod ramos being led away from police. tonight what we've now learned. the suspect barricading the door so reporters and workers couldn't get out as he fired. why the newspaper was targeted? what the suspect did to a girl he knew from high school years ago that might have led to all this. >>> also breaking tonight was it a major security breach regarding the president on air force one. was a comedian able to convince white house operators he was a senator. did the president have a conversation with that comedian? . >>> new outrage over this cell phone video. he was sitting some sa

they call themselves the mcallen 12 and they call themselves -- >> i want my mommy -- >> every child deserves that. >> we met a young mother and her son from honduras at a bus station near the detention center. she and her son were just released from three days at the mcallen facility. >> did you get to stay with your son? >> translator: thank god the new law was in place, because if not, we would have been separated. >> they left to get away from violence. >> she was helped by the i want my mommy group who arranged to get clothes to her before going on a bus to stay with a relative. >> it's such a good feeling am thank you to everybody who put us in this position that we were able to come here and feel good about this. >> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >>> hundreds rallied in san francisco yesterday calling for an end to family separation at the border. >> thank you very much. >> speakers and immigrant rights groups condemned the policy. they call the separations inhumane and deeply traumatic for those who found themselves at the center of the zero tolerance policy on illegal crossing

. >> i want my mommy became the favori favorite. who doesn't understand that in any language. every child deserves that. >> reporter: some of the mommy volunteers were with us as bhet -- met a young mother and her son from honduras. they had just been released from three days at the facility. >> did you get to stay with your son? >> thank law was in place because if not, we would have been separated. >> reporter: they left he on a bus to stay with a relative. >> it's such a good feeling. thank you so everybody who is able to put us in this position and feel good about this. >>> hundreds rallied in san francisco yesterday calling for an end to family separations at the border. >> we are taking our country back. thank you very much. >> speakers and immigrant rights group condemn the policy they call the separations inhumane and deeply traumatic for those who found themselves at the center of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy on illegal crossings. >> it is never, ever, ever okay for anybody to use children as a pawn and as a bargaining tool to get through any polic

. >> i want my mommy became the favorite. because who doesn't understand that in any language. >> every child deserves that. >> some volunteers were with us as we met a young mother and her son from honduras at a bus station near the detention center. she and her son were just released from three days at the mcallen facility. >> did you get to stay with your son? >> translator: thank god the new law was in place, because if not, we would have been separated. >> they left to get away from violence. >> she was helped by the i want my mommy group who arranged to get clothes to her before going on a bus to stay with a relative. >> it's such a good feeling am thank you to everybody who put us in this position that we were able to come here and feel good about this. >> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >>> hundreds rallied in san francisco yesterday calling for an end to family separation at the border. >> we are taking our -- thank you very much. >> speakers and immigrant rights groups condemned the policy. they call the separations in

. >> taking a four year-old out of his or her mommy's arms is not going to prevent terrorist or drugs coming in. it is not stopping illegal immigration. what we need to be doing is focus on root causes and increase the am of immigration judges. we need to make sure we have separate border policies and we need to make sure that we are doing this in a bipartisan way. that is the only way we solve this problem and we also need to remember, and i have said this a bunch of times, in the land of the free and the home of the brave, we do not use kids as a deterrence. >> according to cnn's latest poll, 58% republicans support this policy. what does that say to you about where your party is right now, you are republican. but your district, you have more border than anybody else. >> what i am seeing on the ground is exact opposite. i am seeing people that are appalled by. th this. i can't speak to national polling. but in the 23rd congressional district in texas, people think this shouldn't be happening. >> the president of childhood pediatrics call this child abuse. >> long-term effects on the

would also like to thank those same little people for eating most what was on their plate all week so mommy didn't have to eat what was on their plate too. aimportantly did so round of applause for daddy. >> thank you for telling me i look odd swim swut i went out there. >>. >> his. >> i would have said what is this club? >> sit an 18th century stone building. the irish held by a group wul sk tis and mae the rig rig g desit there comes a time to he mid-forever. we. >> there is in bet are way approa approach. >> you go to walk through the woods. >> they are all just stories. none of it is real. it's all just a story. or is it? >> he does try to apply a little bit of logic by checking to cheg if anyone was there. >> sharpening the knives. he does makesome prete shocking finds. a pair of underwear. o another pair of underwear. >> people be getting busy. >> that's just nasty. >> a pigeon sleeping. look at that. a pigeon sleeping. zb >> i keep hearing big wet slap on the back. >> i fess if we have inside it will be harder to run >> i thought i heard voices and then i thought i heard footsteps. t

to hear somebody say mommy, daddy. no matter where you stand on this policy, this is what's happening and the audio really brings it home in a real way. washington is paying attention. it's where we start this morning. this growing battle over the separation of children from their families. the trump administration digging in saying the law must be enforced. >> it's happening to more than 2,000 children since april with that number increasing by nearly 200 children each day. >> so how do americans feel about all of this? according to a new quinnipiac university national poll, overall, 66% of voters oppose this policy. but the president does find support among his base. 55% of republican voters saying they support this policy. >> president trump is heading to capitol hill to meet with republicans as they prepare to vote on two key immigration bills. we have every aspect of this covered. lester holt and craig melvin have spread out along the u.s./mexican border in texas. we're beginning with lester. good morning, lester.

you want to go see mommy? let's go see mommy. he did so well. he did perfectly.ng to see how in the space of one hour these little children's lives can be changed and their families and their mothers and everything can be so happy. it's just really, really inspiring. >> obviously our champion for change, he's done this for 20 years. he has no plans to stop because he doesn't want one child left behind with a cleft palate. >> i don't feel like i am the champion of anything. i feel that all these kids changed my life, not the opposite. >> brooke, it was such a life-changing experience for my daughters and me to see how in just less than an hour and for just $240, this surgery is performed. and it changes a child's life forever. so i was just happy to be able to highlight the important work they're doing at operation smile. >> reason 632 why i love you, alisyn camerota. i'm so frustrated. i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax. now the car you want and the h

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who is your mommy? >> how about this? >> how is your nap?my pregnancy with both cecelia and delphine were ea when it came to birth, that was when the complications started for me. both i don't even want to think about what that would mean for my babies. >> the happiest moment of my life was bringing these two beautiful beings into the world. and to think that that same moment for another mother could mean death is just -- it's unimaginable. >> i heard about every mother counts from a very good friend and colleague of mine. then i also met christy turli nrn turlington. she is a force. >> when my daughter grace was born, i experienced a hemorrhage. millions of children were dying from complications and one of the complications i experienced was one of the leading causes of death. this is something that made me want to ask what i could do. so it was really founded to be able to engage people on a deeper level. >> along with advocac, christy' non-profit every mother counts helps raise funds for maternity-led programs around the world. how big is

"mommy!"children crying ... after being separated at the u.s.-mexico border.the department of homeland security secretary .... defending the policy. kirstjen nielsen / u.s. secretary of homeland security claiming these children and their parents are treated inhumanely is not true and completely disrespects the hard-working men and women at the office of refugee resettlement. the trump administration has the power to end the separations by shifting its policy. and on capitol hill, members from both parties are calling on the president to step in. rep. will hurd, (r) texas:"i don't think separating a kid from their mommy will prevent terrorists or drugs from coming into our country. how do the parents know where the kids are?"rep. mark pocan / -d- wisconsin: "you don't think a child who is in this facility who has a 6 by 10 living area - by the way a supermax prison cell is 8 by 12 - a six by ten area and you get out two hours a day? that to i think a child 10 years old is a prison."the white house says the goal of the border policy is to deter il

. >> it is mommy. >> what is mine -- >> it is clear she has learned how to avoid questions. >> why is he doing that? kids this age can't wait to talk about their birthdays. >> is your birthday tomorrow? >> no. >> yes it is. and you're going to be seven. >> no. four. >> you're going to be four? >> his birthday is tomorrow. >> how old are you today? >> i don't want to talk about being three? how old are you today? >> how old are you today? >> today you are three. >> no. >> three, two, one, meltdown. >> you have about eight more hours to be three and then you will be four. >> just tell him he is four. >> no. she is not giving him that eight hours. >> you want to be four right now? >> yes. >> okay. you're >> i feel a little better. >> he built a new ride. one awesome drivable working car. >> watch them cruise around and catch everyone's attention. >> do you have license and registration? >> do i look like i have a license and registration on this thing? >> it is basically glu. >> see the rescue to set this little guy free. ♪ ♪good goes around and around and every day you promise toor prot

"mommy!"children crying ... after being separated at the u.s.-mexico border.the department of homeland security secretary .... defending the policy. kirstjen nielsen / u.s. secretary of homeland security claiming these children and their parents are treated inhumanely is not true and completely disrespects the hard-working men and women at the office of refugee resettlement. the trump administration has the power to end the separations by shifting its policy. and on capitol hill, members from both parties are calling on the president to step in. rep. will hurd, (r) texas:"i don't think separating a kid from their mommy will prevent terrorists or drugs from coming into our country. how do the parents know where the kids are?"rep. mark pocan / -d- wisconsin: "you don't think a child who is in this facility who has a 6 by 10 living area - by the way a supermax prison cell is 8 by 12 - a six by ten area and you get out two hours a day? that to i think a child 10 years old is a prison."the white house says the goal of the border policy is to deter il

mommy can't right now. she's doing a p.s.a. ( laughter ) >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, help wanted at the white house. plus, stephen welcomes thandie newton and betty gilpin featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! yeah, right there! thanks, everybody. yeah. >> stephen: stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: good to see you, jon. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you very much. ( cheers ) what lovely people. please, have a seat. you're too kind. that's a friday audience right there, my friend. >> jon: a friday crowd right there. >> stephen: they're on fire. gasoline-- somebody light a match. ladies and gentlemen welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) as i said-- friday. it's only on a friday. as i said it is friday. it is the end of a rough week. but don't worry, if yo

i nursed my 2 1/2-year-old back to health because he was super, super, sick while mommy was gone. >> it's so hard. >> jimmy: did you bring me any pork floss ice cream, mommy? >> i'm sorry, honey, i didn't. then i flew to l.a. on the way here, i got on the flaep, and i was walking to my seat. the woman who was going to be sitting beside me looks up and gasps. oh! she says, i'm so sorry, for a minute i thought you were julia roberts. [ laughter ] and i was so excited. do you know that you look just like julia roberts? i'm like, wow, that's an incredible compliment, thank you so much. and she dives into, by the way, this woman is turning 80 next year. smart as a whip. super beautiful. incredibly intelligent and with it and on it. and it turns out she's a model and acting scout. and she spends the next 30 minutes aggressively telling me, you could have a career as a model or an actor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she's not that with it. she might an little out of touch. but she has good instincts. what did you tell her? >> well, you know. it was a real hard sell. and at first i was just sor

she said, mommy, what is sobbing? to explain that to her, for her to see that image, was heartbreaking for me. because what is it we do when our children are sobbing? we comfort them. we seek to protect them. and to know there are families in our country who have been separated. and we don't even have a plan for unification of these families. it's really unbelievable. but i think as local leaders, we had to look at our respective policies and determine what it is we can do to help make a change in this country. and so i hope in this, whether it be big or small measure that this begins a conversation with other cities across the nation. because we know just like with the civil rights movement, atlanta and birmingham and montgomery and other cities made small steps that literally changed the world. and i'm sure that we can still do it in 2018. >> when you think about rhetorical question of what can we do, is it your feeling that the answer lies within legislati legislation, within lawmakers on capitol hill? or do you be

the facilities, you can hear the desperation of children separated from their parents. [ crying ] >> mommy -- >> we talked with the attorney who released the tape, which nbc news could not independently verify. >> the reaction has been more or less a primal scream from everyone. this cannot be happening. this is terrible. >> reporter: in april the trump administration started enforcing what it calls a zero-tolerance policy. migrants crossing into the u.s. illegally considered criminals arrested and put into detention facilities, their children sent to separate facilities. overnight attorney general jeff sessions defended the policy, arguing that it will act as a deterrent. >> hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not by -- break across the border unlawfully. >> reporter: and trying to down play comparisons to world war ii concentration camps. >> it is a real exaggeration. in nazi, germany, they were keeping the jews from leaving the country. >> reporter: homeland security admits nearly 2,000 children have been separated from their parent

in fact, erica actually called her mommy. by day four in the icu, erica's family was seeing signs of hope. doctors believed erica was strong enough to remove her breathing tube. now, it was time to see how she would do on her own. >> i was rubbing her hand. she opened her eyes a little bit and said, mommy. everybody was like, oh, my goodness, she's speaking. >> reporter: while erica took the first small steps toward recovery, there was a big sign of life in rick arnold's investigation. it was a mystifying discovery that would turn out to be crucial. >> with all these personal affects of erin harper. >>> coming up, an unlikely call. a cadillac leads to an unlikely clue when "dateline" continues. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type

she said, they're always getting into mommy's makeup bag. why not give them their own?ian women are fitness fa fattics. new mom khloe is all about getting her body back after baby. hollywood moms are on a mission. >> i have been craving these workouts. so, i'm really psyched. muscle memory is real thing cause it's still under there. i gotta get rid of this part. this, and my thighs. but we're working on it. >> khloe is doing meal replacement shakes and working her kardashian butt off using resistance bands. we love that they do cheat days and grab mcdonald's. fellow new mom anna kournikova went there this to this. she's working out. so is kim hernl vehicljavec. ♪ i'm a whole lot of woman >> how did kelly clarkson drop 37 pounds? clean eating. she had a thyroid issue pu gets the book, the plant paradox for getting her back on track. the best part? zero exer sides. >> give me a typical breakfast, lunch, dinner. i have a cake. but like fried chicken. i use flower, tap yolk ka, almond flour. nonhormone chicken. i'm going to be real with you. it's really ek pensive to do. i'

mommy looks great in blue.ll not crazy about the dress i'm in. >>> coming up -- >> guys, today is nicole kidman's birthday. >> reese's surprise for her costar. >>> who is hollywood's funniest couple? chrissy and john or blake and ryan? >>> plus, we remember the beloved gorilla that stole the hearts of hollywood. "e.t.'s" time with koko. and the stars sh >>> it's pobt pat tinson like you have never seen >>> in this corner, char lize the atomic blond. looking good. she went a few round with a boxing champ. they're both from south frick, so it was a big surprise for the boxer. >> watch out. >> we don't want any problems here at "entertainment tonight." s. >>> also turning a year older, nicole kidman celebrating with her tv family. nicole kidman celebrated part of her 51st birthday yesterday wearing a robe and sweats on the santa monica set of the new season of "big little lies." but reese witherspoon made sure her costar's movie career got praise\d too. >> my favorite nicole kidman movie is "to die for." >> you to

a great jessica simpson who is once again the target of online mommy-shamers. >> one, two, three. >>slash heard round the internet. jessica got lots of flack after posting this video. son ace sporting a cast in the pool. comments rained down on the singer such as no way a doctor said that was okay to this doesn't seem very smart to me, but then again, i know the difference between chicken and tuna. >> i know it's tuna. but it says chicken. >> the backlash prompted fans to come to jessica's defense, including an orthopedic nurse who said it's totally okay and totally healthy to be doing this. >> if you're a mom shamer. hopefully, you have your own children. to read comments about your children. i just feel like it's kind of a waste of time to write those comments. >> it's not the first time jessica has felt the wrath of social media pun once for letting maxwell wear a bikini. and then letting her wear makeup. >> your biggest mom fails? >> i let my daughter wear mascara. >> is that a fail? >> i don't know. she's not even 6 yet. >> she's maintained a healthy attitude. telling us therest

the supermodel mommy also talked about balancing it all now that her son, york, is 2.york is 2. is it a terrible 2? or is he skipping that phase? >> i think every 2-year-old has some terrible moments. but he's also, like, in charge. >> tyra was on hand to present best actress, which went to tiffany haddish, who accepted via video. >> first off, hey, she ready. ♪ from beginning to end >> and in addition to hosting, jamie joined ledisi and gospel singer yolanda adams for an all-star tribute to r&b legend and lifetime achievement honoree anita baker. ♪ cause you're the finest thing i've seen in all my life snet. >> i mean. >> man. she's amazing. >> that moment. i was on my feet. i was singing. i was shouting. anita baker, her tribute was my favorite part of the night. >> i can see why it was. >>> still ahead -- our cher exclusive. her big screen return and her star-struck co-stars. is there she was divine. >>> plus, which ant-man and the wasp" co-star demanded a costume change. >>> and bieber's makeout session. and why you can consider nick jonas and priyanka chopra serio

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. ♪ and mommy loves you girl >> reporter: they did have tender moments like this one from the documentary was just 4. ♪ don't wor ry ♪ >> reporter: shuffled between life on tour with her famous parents and often staying back with family and friends for long stretches. bobbi kristina would never know a normal childhood. >> ultimately, you know, whitney and bobby made the decisions for their kid. there's only so much anyone else can do. >> would you ever have fathomed you would lose whitney and then three years later lose bobbi kristina? >> it was really, really difficult. i always said if she were 17 years old, we could have gotten her and put her in our home to be with us. but she was 18. >> reporter: like her mother, 22-year-old bobbi kristina would be found facedown in a bathtub. and later died. the singer also had a complicated relationship with mom sissy, a famous gospel singer who groomed her daughter from an early age. in one intimate moment, we see their love and closeness. >> whitney never forgot who to call on when she needed them. she would always address, i need my mother. so w

. >> taking a 4-year-old out of his or her mommy's arms is not going to prevent terrorist or drugs from coming in this country. if we've already seen a net increase in illegal immigration since last summer, it's not stopping illegal immigration. what we need to be doing is focus on root causes and increase the amount of immigration judges that are working so we can decrease the amount of time we have people in detention. we need to make sure we have smart border policies and then we need to make sure that we're doing this in a bipartisan way. i think that's the only way we solve this problem and we also need to remember, and i said this a bunch of times, and snd, in the land of the free and the home of the brave, we don't use kids as a deterrent. >> according to cnn's latest poll, 58% republicans support this change of policy toward immigrant families, undocumented people crossing over. what does that say to you about where your party is right now? obviously, you are republican, but you, you know, your district is -- you have more border than anybody else. >> well, what i'm seeing on th

. >> mommy. >> homeland security secretary kirsten nielson insisting the children are being taken care of. >> how could this not be child abuse for the people taken from their parents. not the one sent here with the parents' blessing with a smuggler. >> unforfinately, i'm not in any position to deal with hearsay stories. >> reporter: jeff sessions admitting the practice is meant to dater other undocumented immigrants. >> hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border. >> reporter: earlier they balked at the suggestion. >> are you intending to separate children from their parent. >> i find that offensive. no. why would i ever create a policy that purposely does that. >> reporter: white house officials continuing to falsely insist that they're required under the law as president trump attempts to use the issue to backing republican legislation immigration. >> i would say very strongly the democrats' fault. could be taken care of quickly, beautifully and we'll have safety. >> this is not something that just happened t