>> go mommy. 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 living out there, i re

-- mommy works too much." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "mommy is tired.ed. anyway. >> jimmy: when you do this, you also got involved with the auditions as well. >> i did. i loved it. >> jimmy: do you remember auditioning for stuff -- >> oh, yeah. can you remember? >> jimmy: i hated it. >> you hated it? >> jimmy: i think it's one of the worst things ever. >> 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. >> jimmy: oh, it's just -- >> i kind of loved it. i have, like -- >> jimmy: really? >> i did. [ light laughter ] i kind of started treating it as an acting class, and so i would, like, try new things in there and i would, like, dress up and -- >> jimmy: you would 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 outfit in my name. i coul

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and mommy got to her door and got the door closed, and then she heard more commotion.allway and followed the commotion, down the hallway, down the steps, into the kitchen, and observed mommy fighting with what she termed as the robber. she got up and pantomimed for me of a person standing over another person with an object in their hand, striking that person that was on the ground, and she described the object as a cylinder, that the robber, as she kept calling him, used. >> she went on to give the sheriff a detailed description of the so-called robber's appearance. >> she described the person to me as a male wearing jeans and a dark shirt and a mask. i initially asked her, you keep saying it is a man. how do you know it is a man? and she told me, because of his eyes. >> i said, well, what about his eyes let you know it is a man? she said, his eyes are just like daddy's. so then i stood up and i said, how tall was the guy? was he taller than me or shorter than me? she said, he was the same height as daddy. i said, okay. i said, how much does he weigh? was he heavier th

is making mommy moves. the 25-year-old rapper and her husband, migos rapper offset, have welcomed their first child together in atlanta on july 10th. cardi b. confirmed the good news on instagram and revealed her daughter's name is kulture kiara. kulture and kulture 2 is migos's latest album. andiara is her first name. >>> so much money evenhe other kardashians can't keep up. the 20-year-old is on the cover of "forbes" for its annual lt richest self-made women in america. she is on track to become the youngest self-made billionaire ever. largely thanks to her makeup ne kylie cosmetics. she has an estimated net worth of $900 million. more than double that of older sister kim. but critics say s's anythin but self-made. dictionary.com even threw some shade tweeting out definition of the term. >> they're justeing haters, i think. we don't know how to handle what we're watching he >> maybe a little jealous. >> it is -- absolutely. they're haters of the highest order. there's nothing more valuabl than being an in

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why are mommy and daddy acting funny? [laughter] >> they usually sent us to bed before that happened. greg: you didn't understand that, like, over time they started acting differently. why are they acting differently? tom, what are your thoughts on this? >> ah, young people. they should get out. you've got to get out more. you know where i like to drink? sears. [laughter] great place to drink. you can, you know, all different departments. don't go to the craftsman section. [laughter] but, yeah. i like to get out there, take a flask with me. it's always nice. i need a place since toys r us closed, greg. [laughter] >> deared god. dear god. >> although he's got a valid point. the joy of a flask. greg: yeah, you know, a flask -- you can't carry them anymore because you're always being frisked. you used to be able to take them to concerts -- >> or on airplanes. >> wait a minute, it has to be empty. >> i'm saying you use to be able to. >> oh, okay. not that i've ever been held up with a flask in an airport, but one would think

and she said i would have never done that, mommy, unless i saw you do it. and my son more recently watched a town hall on cnn that i was participating in, where a very scary stat was used which is once every 73 seconds a woman in this country is sexually assaulted or harassed. when i came back in from out of town he was waiting for me in the kitchen and had a look of consternation on his face and said mommy, was that statistic true that that woman said on the show with you? and i said i'm so sorry to tell you that that is true. and he looked at me at 12 years old and said, mommy, i want to be a part of fixing that. if all i've done is given my two children the courage to face this world and respect people in the right way, then my job has been done. but i know it's much more than that. [ applause ] >> you talked about the culture changes you would like to see about hiring women back. what about at the government level, in washington it's been going on as a movement for a couple of years. what would you like to see done from our lawmakers and policymakers? >

her country the letter concludes we have a lot of friends and they will look after you and one day mommy and daddy will return jonah how al-jazeera and that's it from a darn. and will be here in a moment but more day's news thanks for watching news and i feel. in two thousand and fourteen israel inflicted a devastating attack on gaza. filmmaker mohamad jabaliya captures the destruction of his home city through the struggle of those he saved lives for a living. witness ambulance on al-jazeera. he has no pulse board yet he's politically active in two countries i was still new .

he looked at me at 12 years old and said, mommy, i want to be part of fixing that. given myhave done is two children the courage to face this world in the right way then my job is done, but i know it is much more the and that. >> you talked about culture changes you would like to see hiring women back. what about changes at the government level? the movement has been going on for a couple years. what would you like to see done from our lawmakers and policymakers. >> i have been spending a lot of time in washington trying to pass bills which is another one of the jobs i'm working on. in december i was very proud to introduce a bipartisan bill and housing and senate. i say bipartisan because sexual harassment has a political. i really spent a lot of time on the hill over the last 18 months advocating with members of congress to support this bill. what this bill does is get rid employmention in contracts or give women a choice of whether or not when they're facing harassment, whether or not they want to go to secret arbitration or if they want to go to the open court s

nd he looked at me at 12 years old and said, mommy, i want to be part of fixing that. all i have done is given my two children the courage to face world and respect people in the right way, then my job has been done. but i know it's much more than that. [applause] > you talked about the corporate cultural changes you would like to see about hiring women back. the about changes at government level. we're in washington. #metoo has been going on as a years.nt for a couple of what would you like to see done by our law makers and policy areas? >> well -- makers? >> well, i've spent a lot of trying to hington pass bills. in december, i was very proud to a bipartisan bill in the house and the senate. said bipartisan which is incredibly important because sexual harassments is apolitical. sides titans from both fall down. so i really spent a lot of time the hill over the last 18 months advocating with members of congress to support this bill. what this bill does is gets rid f arbitration and employment contracts or gives women a choice of whether or not when hey're facing haras

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. >> she kept saying mommy is, calm down. it's burning. > overdose overload. fire and rescue crews see a surge of 911 calls. >> today is an example of what we've been seeing. > the warning they want out there tonight. >> news4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >>> that breaking news tonight in two people hit and killed by a csx train. >> thi video from chopper 4 over the scene off wisteria drive between gunners lake and gunn's branch park. show marry is live in the neighborhood. learned?e you >> reporter: well, good evening. montgomery county police tell me this is aeath investigation. literally around five minutes ago, csx train investigators arrived on scene with their fluorescent yellow vests. behind me, police set up a command post and that is the knowlert at north ant complex. detectives are walking behind this complex to gain access to the train tracks. let's roll some video from can chop per 4. it's unclear why the two people were tn thecks around this area. it i remote. it has rough terrain. it is dark. policere trying to investigate why they were ba

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. >> my granddaughter called me and said grandma, something is wrong with mommy so i ran over to make sure and i found her in the bathroom. >> reporter: describing crystal slumped over the bathtub, her lips swollen and she was drooling. >> crystal eventually regained conscious. she said, mommy, my head. >> reporter: two fire medic units were dispatched but she says instead of checking on her daughter, they asked if she could afford the ambulance bill. >> the whole conversation was my daughter couldn't afford an ambulance because she just had a baby. they didn't do any vitals, no blood pressure, no temperature, as my daughter in the middle of her bed, under the covers screamed and begged them to take her to the hospital. >> reporter: her mother ended up driving crystal to the hospital herself. she later died. >> this woman needed to be transported by ems to the hospital. our fire medics did not do their job. >> reporter: tonight hillsborough county florida authorities are investigating. the medics on administrative leave now face a disciplinary hearing tomorrow. >>> we'll take another

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mommy shaming, both online and in person, has become a very real and very controversial trend. but can a little shame sometimes be a good thing? here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: beyonce, attacked for having a glass of wine while she may have been breast-feeding and for what some thought was her daughter's unruly hair, which even ignited a comb her hair petition. and mariah carey, who shared this moment with her twins in an instagram post, was then criticized by those who thought her son was too old for a pacifier. model chrissy teigen has been called out for holding her baby daughter without appearing to support her head. and for going out to dinner shortly after giving birth to her daughter luna in 2016. celebrity moms are regularly slammed for their choices. but it doesn't end there. parenting in the age of social media can often make anyone feel like a target. >> is mommy shaming all too real? >> reporter: more examples of parent shaming. 87% of moms say they feel judged for how they parent and raise their kids. mothers all over are being shamed for their parenting de

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my son stayed there sitting and i said i'll be back and he started to scream calling mommy mommy. separated at the us mexico border my grandmother says her child is still suffering from the six week trauma. there's been damage control for donald trump has been forced to pull back from comments made during his health news conference with letting me hooten the u.s. president now says he accepts the intelligence community's assessment that russia did meddle in the two thousand and sixteen election awat health costs didn't really help it has more. a stunning reversal by u.s. president donald trump the word order instead of words. faced with nonstop criticism over his press conference with russian president vladimir putin in finland trump claims he misspoke and now accepts the conclusion of u.s. intelligence that russia meddled in the twenty sixteen presidential election i have felt very strongly that well russia's actions. no impact at all on the outcome of the election let me be totally clear in saying that and i've said this many times except our intelligence community is conclusion

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>> she would cry and say, "mommy, why can't i be good? i just want to be good." and, that broke my heart. >> reporter: you would start taping episodes. why? >> he wasn't home a lot. so he wasn't seeing it. a lot of times, he was discounting it. >> at the beginning, i'm at work, working 50, 60 hours a week. i can't be on the phone with you for an hour talking to you every day to help you deal with these situations. before i really recognized what it was, that it wasn't something that she could deal with alone. >> reporter: three months of relentless emotional anguish. then a simple run for milkshakes becomes the final straw. >> hi, how can i help you? >> can i have three small shamrock shakes? >> reporter: vanessa takes her girls on a seemingly routine treat, until alexia insists on seconds. >> she said, "mommy, give me your milkshake." and i said, "no, alexia." and then, she counted, "one, two, three." and then, i heard a click. >> reporter: the toddler unbuckles her car seat and starts rummaging through her mother's purse. >> as i picked my head up, she was stab

mommy but i couldn't go back. there were other children there my son was the smallest. they had traveled from guatemala and tried to file for asylum at official points of entry in texas she says she was turned away three times before deciding to try to cross illegally. jeremy was held with other children first by immigration and customs enforcement in texas then he was sent to a private facility contracted by the government in arizona you wanda didn't talk to her son for thirty days. traumatized by what happened he has nightmares wets the bed and he tells me please don't send me back to that place. her lawyer gustava terra's accuses federal officials of using thousands of children like jeremy for political gain if you want to break the law yes it was a misdemeanor or felony it was a misdemeanor the germy breaking the law no he paid for it and he will continue to pay for it one federal judge says with a troubling ministration did is unconstitutional another says authorities have until july twenty six to reunite som

all roads lead to jenny people will tell you and mommy merchants their customers and pilgrims all make the journey here this ancient trading center in the heart of the country is famous for its market and from its mosque. these are some earlier times described as large prosperous and happy. for trade and crafts the mud. beautiful town and the sahara god from his heaven must surely have smiled on jenny which remains to this day a jewel of the niger valley. a human settlement here dates back to before the time of christ at one time the area was home to the bozo people the fish the rivers and grew grain crops on the banks in the ninth century the settlement grew into a town under the influence of the normal who were sharp witted traders. and my. i am. i am. i am it is the nano who moved jenny to its present site founding the new town on a hill where the niger flows around the abandoned the old town generally general its position left it unprotected from flooding and the end of the rainy season. i am. to win the favor of the gods for the new town a young girl named top hama was sacrificed

i so do grated the case and i'm glad to be here if i say that i feel same at home and talk with my mommy every day you know how is food how do you know money is over the best for us and of course i'm so glad and thank you and of course we will enjoy no decision what happened to the cut that would make him for the russian leave this for food people leave this for the food bowl community that's fifa i understand fully pics and food bowl coming close but don't bust on line to each other please do you know. that line actually lies i mean hard i'll write a letter it's small got in the root of this story you know the paradox of this world cup is that far more fans came to russia from far away countries than from the countries closest to us they are far more peruvians are colombians than they are poles they're far more argentinians than they are in theirs good for your community already going bad when great is the great look i just yesterday want coffee ve gone away the and she said i don't think so before then v. host the world cup to beat win because the world cup two thousand and eighteen i

the letter concludes we have a lot of friends and they will look after you and one day mommy and daddy will return join a whole al-jazeera. is a top stories on al-jazeera that have been your far accelerations for croatian films as a country make it to a world cup final for the very first time after nailbiting win over england croatia secured the game after scoring a second goal in extra time and will face france in the final on sunday. the u.s. president is calling on allies to increase their defending spent the fund spending to four percent of the country's economic output that's two percent higher than the group's original goal donald trump also launched a public attack on germany saying it's totally controlled by moscow because it buys billions of dollars of russian oil and gas the outburst came during a breakfast meeting with nato secretary general stoltenberg. if you look at it germany is a captive of very rich they should like to get rid of their call to get rid of their nuclear they're getting so much of the world affairs for russia i think it's something that they are asked to

her country the letter concludes we have a lot of friends and they will look after you and one day mommy and daddy will return jonah how al-jazeera. the headlines here on al-jazeera nato leaders are gathering for a second day in brussels to discuss ending the war in afghanistan and security in ukraine hoping to put the disagreements behind them was dominated by demands for higher military spending and criticism of germany. china says is on the right side of history as the u.s. in the escalating trade administration is now proposing a ten percent levy on two hundred billion dollars of chinese goods last week imposed twenty five percent some thirty four billion dollars of chinese imports which immediately come to. israel says it struck three syrian army positions near the occupied golan heights crossed into its territory syrian state media says the missiles were intercepted by defense systems and caused minimal damage as more from beirut. israeli military acknowledge they were responsible for targeting three syrian army. overnight saying that it was in retaliation for the entering of a syr

asian infrastructure investment bank from four to forty billion dollars by twenty twenty i want my mommy or number. and. my. mind. was not 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 shen'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. 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. but. an electric bus cost about twice as much as a diesel one but because power is relatively cheap in china the city council says electric buses cost less in the long run it claims the local economy has

. >> mommy needs you to help put this back in. >> the video she's sharing as she juggles being a mom and a centre court champion. thseth mnimpion. what's going on? >> i love it. what's better than one weatherman, two. >> stereo weathermen. here's what's going on. adrienne is over in asia. she's on her way to thailand, so she can't do "pop news" this morning. somehow bribery was involved, maybe an offer of free coffee but we somehow got sam champion to do "pop news." >> it is the free coffee. >> really. he's also going to fact check all of rob's weather. >> i have a pen ready, rob. go at any time. >> great to have you, sam. inevitably we have a great morning coming up but we do want to start here with the breaking news out of thailand. abc news has learned that authorities on the ground, they may start attempting to bring those 12 boys and their soccer coach out of the cave as soon as tonight because rain is coming. >> we just want to give you a sense of how risky and how ke a l the map igotobe. thboree miles inside the cave. a one-way trip takes six hours for a professional diver and

i am talking to these mothers and they are describing their children screaming mommy, mommy, don't let them take me away. and they are ripped away. >> do they see them? >> they get to speak to them once in a while. but i feel like these policy debates are becoming abstract. if the policy makers can sit for a day and watching these kids being taken away, they are traumatized of fleeing their country, and now they are being taken away. and let me make two points about the statements that the secretary has been putting out. she is saying, you don't want your child being taken away, go to a port of entry and say you want asylum. people presented themselves at a border, and still had their child taken away. >> a woman fleeing the congo. and not sneaking in. i throw yourself on your mercy and the government does what? >> they put her in a makeshift hotel and say to them, we want the daughter to go to the other room. the mother hears the child screaming, please, please, don't take me away from my mother. gets to speak to the daughter once every few weeks for a few minutes. and they said maybe

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- that if george, you know, at this point his father hngt died when he was 11 -- a closer with his mommy and disas from his mother and older brother whom he revered had not died in 20s of tuberculosis and felt more anchored more settled in the world. but he really feels like this guy when he is young and so -- when gus dies he leaves plantation to jog's older half brothers this leaves george with little formal education without a way to make a living. so -- george his older half brother warren reveres suggest george go to sea as he sailed with royal navy. and mission to south america. his mother writes what do you think of this idea of george going to sea at the age of 14 and his -- her brother writes back says don't do that they'll staple him and trot him like a slave or worse like a dog so his mother says no way. so we end up with george not on sea but on land and in his teen he is took up father's old instruments taught himself how to survey he was really focused on it and that was one thing that mark him from an early age the now cuss and dedication and concentration which he went af

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do with so-called stroll in there oh my goodness what a powerful role model to your mommy's doing that but in the way that you put your music videos together you the lyrics are very powerful but also the visuals are very powerful. i'm trying to think of how i say you are smart hot and sexy but you . don't play me about the way women are seen in so here but you are also incredibly sensuous in the way that you present yourself is that not a is that an irony in not or what are you trying to do the thing about it is that i am not sure that we as i've always been but a lot of woman on not and they feel the need to be that way this gives you an idea of what your usual videos yet like and the only thing in here or lotto it's an expression that we see in the caribbean it's like call us like oh my love you know it's just us like a sigh of relief you know i mean all our voyage. so question here keeping that in mind this is from sucky i was really excited we're doing the show here says what does she have to say to the critics who disapprove of her style in soap music. what do i have to see it to

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tonight my mommy is going on a date. to. be . sure to keep. the long. just. the. kitchen stuff just. caught it on stand up. hot and econ stuff like this. pantry i'm trying to tokyo's famous robot one strong. because no one ever arrive to me to fill. some call donald trump a traitor and the helsinki summit treasonous as the media continue their meltdown a second summit is in the works to be held in washington what was accomplished in helsinki and what is the point of a sequel something. you . got. a feel for. i mean the and. fourteen people are killed in an airstrike in the conducive province of afghanistan . investigative journalist group redfish shines a light on germany's arms trade claiming that not everything is above board. and the white house threatens to revoke the security clearance of former intelligence chiefs who have openly criticized donald trump and. called for the latest on the stories you can head to our t.v. dot com stay with us now for cross talk discussing the fallout from the trump weekend summit and if you're watching in the u.k. political tal