wife and mother. over the years i heard a few whispers among friends and former co-workers, briefly worded clues about important secret project she had worked on over the years in the 40s and 50s. but whenever i probes for details the whispers would stop and the speakers would disperse. when i asked my mother when she did in the aerospace business i couldn't even get a little of this, a little of that. whatever she did there she didn't want to talk about and eventually she insisted that i stop asking. the thing i need to make clear is this. we never talked much in the morgan household growing about anything. my mother for example not only refuse to talk about her life in the aerospace business but refused to talk about almost any aspect of her life. was secretive about everything and placed a high value on personal privacy even within her own family. i am sure some of your parents would regale you with many stories from their youth, not my mom. nothing about walking to school barefoot in the snow uphi

i served a plate and went to sit at a table filled with my mother's -- some of my mother's coworkers. to tell you what happened next week in the bottom of page 13. no more than two minutes went by before i felt a stern tap tapping on my right hand. i turned to see the face of the very elderly gentleman sitting across the table. the face wrinkled and folded like those canines that when the ugliest contest. he sat tapping the hand come using the own index finger to point straight up my nose. he spoke, you need to listen to me, young man. i was 50 years old. he was calling the young man. yes, sir i said. my name is walter unterberg peered into your mother. i worked with her. going to say something about who you probably don't know. listen carefully. i'm listening. he looked left and right as if checking for fbi surveillance. then stare through my body which was made made of glass. in 1957, your mother single-handedly saved america's base program he said and nobody knows about it, but a handful of old men. you need to tell her stories that you do need to let people know the truth. don't l

your wife, your son, or me, your mother.d i'm trying to rationalize this and my initial response was, take my life, i'll go and everybody is leave. she said no, you have to choose. so i said, mom, i rationalized it to myself. she led a long life. because we have no male heirs to the family name, i said mom, i'm sorry, i'm going to take my wife and son. she said no matter what, because you are a man, throughout the course of your life, you will have the opportunity to have as many women as you want. you can have as many kids as you want. but throughout your entire life, you're only going to have one mother. >> police say that around mid morning they received a tip something was wrong at campus cleaners. >> entered the store and discovered the body of the victim in the back of the store. >> it was the first day of 8th grade. i saw police cars in front of the house. i walk in. my sister is sobbing and robert was holding her. i was like, what's going on? robert was -- he had just started dating my sister. he was still an outside

i'm sure your mother didn't suffer. if she was chloroformed, like you were, she wouldn't have known a thing. i hope so. all for the sake of a few baubles. it seems that way. but her jewels looked to be quite valuable. father brought the diamonds back from the boer war. i-i think mother treasured them more for sentimental reasons. i'm sure the police will do their best to find the culprit and return your heirlooms, but... ...i'd like to help. a detective? do you not think the proper authorities will get to the bottom of this? perhaps... eventually. there'll be an autopsy, of course. [ sighs ] i know this must be hard, but my companion couldn't help noticing your mother arguing with the man in the dining car. oh, alexander cotton. he and mother don't get on. why not? his wife died in labor while mother was still matron in charge at the ballarat hospital, and he blamed her. you don't think he did something to her, do you? i can look into it further, if you like. but we shouldn't jump to conclusions. thank you, miss fisher.

wife and mother. i heard few whisk pers among friends and former coworkers. small, briefly worded clues. about important secret project that she worked on other the years '40s and '50s. whenever i prone -- probed it would stop. whenever i asked my mother. i couldn't even get a little of the and a lifl that. whatever she did she didn't want to talk about. eventually she insisted i stop asking. the thing i need to make clear is this; we never talk much in the morgan household growing up about anything. my mother, for example, not only refused to talk about her life in the air dr aerospace business. she refused to talk about any aspect of her life. she was secretive about everything that placed a high value on personal privacy even within her own family. i'm sure some of you had parents that regaled you from many stories of the youth. not my mom. nothing about walking to school barefoot in the snow. none of those great stories. for my brother and two sisters our mother's life was a steel safe. locked and

about the monet that your mother stole? i had to pull back from my fence and return to the family, i realized that she'd gone too far. i wanted out. i... i told her to stop. but she couldn't, so she went on without me. [ sighs ] and just like i thought, she got caught after murdering that poor mr. billings. oh, my god. very good, mr. osgood. i know how difficult that must have been. detective, would you please take mr. osgood downstairs and book him for -- what? book me? you can't hold me on those thefts. true, but i'm sure they'll come up at your murder trial. that was my mother! and you were her partner and aware of her actions. but i didn't kill them myself! well, mr. osgood, as one "professional" to another, i'm happy to inform you that the law doesn't see it that way. detective. now, gentlemen, would you please do the honors and arrest our florence nightingale? ah. ladies first. [ chuckles ] an intense ache all over. it was hard to do what mattered. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia... thought to be the result of

mother. she's living with them, too, with this volcano of energy and anger, and how did he interrelate come and what did they find in each other? >> so, they met in a very weird way, which i will have to convention was romantic, because they didn't meet in lithuania. they both came from the same town and they didn't meet in a concentration camp at everybody loves their apartments and homes and got concentrated into this little village. they were both there. they didn't need. they didn't meet in concentration cams themselves because they were male-female. my father was with his father-in-lafathernot to be, did there and my mother was with sonia, my father's mother. they spent four years as displaced people in germany. they didn't meet. they come to america and everybody is desperate to get married and want to get married in america because the land we don't have to have a passport assess what's your religion, and everybody gives you a chance. my father felt, and i felt, too, that it's a unique

you know, i'll give all the money to you and mother. yes. to mother. that's just it. hjalmar, this is a trap that's being set for you. uld it be another trap, do you tnk? when he was here ts morning, he said, jalmar ekdal is not the man you take him to be." not the man-- "just wait. you'll see," he said. see that i'd let melf be bought off for a price. mother, what's all this about? go and take your wet boots off, hedvig. yes, hjalmar. now we'll see who's right, him or me. - there'my answer. - as ixpected. now let there be no more pretensi. if ts affair was over andone with enou got fond of me, as you put i why did he go and arrae things so that weould afford to garried? i suppose he thought he'd be able to come and go here as he plse was all? wasn'te afraid of certain possibity? i dot know whayou mean. i want to know if your child has the right to live under my roof. you ask me that? and i want a straight answer. is she mine or... well? i don't know. you don't know how should i know? thisouse is no place for me anymore think ll what you ardoin hjma there'no need to t

starved to death in the arms of his mother. mrs. chazin, can i have your promise that you will remember your experience as a parent when you consider whether or not this could have been an accident? yes. may i have that promise from all of you? yes. thank you. we want you to remember, too, mrs. chazin. we want you to remember that first night when you brought your baby home. were you nervous? very. why? because i didn't know what to do. or what to expect? i guess. that, too. what about you, mr. carouso? i saw your hand go up before. were you scared, sir? oh, with our first my wife wouldn't even put the baby down long enough to get dressed. we want you to remember that, mr. carouso as you sit in judgment of these autopsy photographs. objection. overruled. we want you to remember that as you sit in judgment of amy beltran. can you all promise to do that as well? my god. sidebar, your honor. step up. obviously, i'm going to have to challenge everyone in that box. the people oppose. did you see their faces, counselor? judge, if defense

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he loved his mother, but he also was very angry with his mother because when he's three years younger than alvin when he entered elementary school, the children started teasing him about his mother stealing. well, how did these children know that? because the parents of the children were buying rosa lee's hot goods from her. they would all troop over there in the evenings and buy shoplifted goods that had been shoplifted that day by rosa lee with the price tags still on it and pay one-third the price or even less than that, and would talk about it openly in front of the children. so the children then began teasing eric about the fact that his mother was a thief. and that infuriated eric, and he did a lot of fighting at school because of that. and he even fought bigger kids, much bigger than him. and if he couldn't beat them, he'd grab a brick and hit them with it. that's how angry he was about it. and he confronted rosa lee as a child and said to her, "people are telling me that you're stealing things. why are you stealing things?" and she told him, "well, there are eight of you, and

tell me about your mother. >> my mother was a very beautiful lady, i thought.as very good to me. she died when i was 9.5, but if she had lived, i probably would not be trying to play guitar. she wanted me to be known as something else, not a guitar player. tavis: for what? >> anything that is somebody -- tavis: doctor, lawyer, politician. >> make the world better. tavis: but you have made the world better to a lot of people. >> you are giving me so many compliments. i am going to jump up and start hollering. tavis: your mother died at 9.5. so where do you go? >> i have quite a few relatives. i have one close relative, my uncle. i stayed with him a lot. my mother and my dad were divorced. in country like mississippi, where they were not together, they used to call it separated. i guess that happened to me. tavis: i want to ask you about the first time you saw a guitar being played in a black church. while we are talking about this, you mentioned how different your life might be had your mother lived, that you might not have played guitar because you love your ma

you don't hit your mother. you don't beat your mother. >> well, you don't do that to anybody. know, the court's heard from the defendant and from the victim. and it's immediately obvious to the court that there are a lot of very strong emotions involved here. but, ms. jeffries, i'm going to deny your motion for probation and impose a sentence at this time because i think that you have to accept responsibility for what you've done. so i wish you the best of luck and will impose a sentence of five years -- was that correct on this? >> five years, yes. >> so, ms. jeffries, i wish you the best of luck. >> now facing five years in state prison, jeffries was feeling less forgiving toward her mother and her decision to press charges. >> you guys have probably one of the most [ bleep ] uppest relationship, yes. if she needed blood, i wouldn't give it to her. if she was on her dying bed, i wouldn't even go. i have forgave myself and god has forgaven me. so i'm done. >> monique was born as a monster. and i said i'm going to take this creature off the street because i created her. i hadn

his mother not knowing where he is.he was having a hard time controlling him and reasoning with him he has failed a couple of drug tests. morris has told me on several occasions that whatever i do it's not going to work. >> so had you previously recommended that he undergo anger management, and you had recommended family counseling and counseling services. why don't we let it work itself through some more. let this counseling before we say the answer is to keep him locked up. >> that would be fine but morris has tended to befriend some young men, one for instance who was shot the other day in a drive by shooting. young people he's been associating with. i believe it's safer for him to be here to work with morris. >> now it's an issue of him being safe? >> that's one of the issues yes. >> okay. that's all il have, judge. >> anything else? >> mr. fleming, the main issue is you fear that morris won't be present for future hearings? >> yes. >> and that's based on his past behavior. >> yes, ma'am it, absolutely. >> no furthe

my mother is an excellent cook.n i was griping the males were delicious and there was no eating in front of the television expect on wednesday night. hired a model or sometimes two and drew until all hours of the night. one of the most interesting drawings was from the artists that had been grouped to the particular night. it was a little bit like hearing from 3 different observers. expect for those drawing nights he always worked alone. i worked as secretary later and he received letters with resumes attached. i was instructed to write and say that he worked alone and he only allowed his dog amy. see amy very patiently. there she was. his studios shared certain characters. there was tools and, of course, all sorts of paint and materials that were in an order only known to him. in the figure active years there were indian bed spreads and until late in his life a large very fill ashtray. there would be things talked up on the wall some of which had to do with what i was interested in. the chair where he sat when he w

it's hanging in my mothers house. i don't know there's something that feels comfortable about it just really right. yes. >> (inaudible) he choose performing arts. >> i probably - he did not understand about actresses and musicians. i was a singer as well and he didn't really understand although he liked to go to the theatre and he loved film and music as i said earlier. i don't know why that happened. i know why i stopped drawing in fourth grade i won first prize and it was hung out in the haul for parents night and i heard all those people whispering oh, she's following in her fathers footsteps and i never drew again. i was in my first play at age 67 it was something i wanted to do. but we were very different. he wasn't particularly as i said comfortable talking to groups like this. when he received his houry degree from ucla the students were all drunk and they give him this award and said oh, lord we have to listen to a long speech and he said thank you very much and sat down

here, talk to your mother.manda and nigel flew out of somalia and landed in nairobi, kenya. they were whisked away to a hospital and lorinda finally got to see her daughter after 15 1/2 months. >> people asked me what that was like the first time i saw her and i know what they're envisioning, like us running in slow motion and, you know, laughing and crying. but i barely recognized her. it was relief, it was joy and it was hard, heart ache, to see her like that. >> we took a moment to just look at each other. she's never looked more beautiful to me than she did in that moment. >> narrator: amanda and lorinda went home to western canada, she took time to heal her body and mind and to reconnect with friends and family. >> i think i took a lot of time to re-evaluate the life that i lived and to figure out what really matters in life. >> one of my big regrets was itches always wanting to be out in the world, not maybe taking care of my family. could i have given more thought to who would be affected by the choices

from that's mother even took a d.n.a. test to see if it was actually her son who had blown himself up two days later the old fogies formally apologized for their mistake but reminded her they was still searching for comes out. him him. does that photo to. say that if you have even the slightest chance to come back i have become ill because if you don't know i have developed diabetes and my blood pressure is now very high. i beg you to come back since you left my blood sugar levels are. dangerously high no. please come back. nobody here is going to harm you you will go to prison. if the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with to. fight for each drop from an old dirty supplier. let people think i or prices purer want to. live on our teeth. they use it up there and wash their hands in it and flush their toilets when the same lawyer. in this series is selling and spraying water. put it on your whole life should be making news all the face just like you know a. little . pleasure to have

comes that's mother even took a d.n.a. test to see if it was actually her son who had blown himself up two days later the old fogies formally apologized for their mistake but reminded her they were still searching for. him him. the f.s.b. showed us that photo too. that if you have even the slightest chance to come back i have become ill because that you know i have developed diabetes and my blood pressure is now very high. i beg you to come back since you left my blood sugar levels are. dangerously high no. please come back. nobody here is going to harm you you will go to prison. they were ready to do anything for their country to lead us to love the country more than yourself if you joined the military for any other reason that you're probably not going to have a good day they were tools in the hands of the state now they live remembering the past which is impossible to get rid of. the war. but however good people do get hurt. and i've heard good people empty silent. a lot. but would prefer not to be sometimes i feel like

comes its mother even took a d.n.a. test to see if it was actually her son who had blown himself up two days later the old fogies formally apologized for their mistake but reminded her they were still searching for comes out. kim kim. the f.s.b. showed us that photo too. if you have even the slightest chance to come back i have become ill because that you know i have developed diabetes and my blood pressure is now very high. i beg you to come back since you left my blood sugar levels are. dangerously high no. police come back. nobody here is going to harm you you will go to prison. oh i. believe. the c.d.c. . in atlanta. since. pleasure to have you with us today. at the summit of americas calls for unilateral strike on syria against the cold shoulder from key world leaders as russia says the syrian rebels are trying to provoke military intervention. while u.s. lawmakers remain split on whether to back the white house so more quiet with. the end of conflict and potentially spiraling costs. and it's decision day as millio

i got it from your mother. hey, watch it. no, literally i got it from your mother. present. what is it with you and my mom? if i had a dime for every time i heard that question. i mean, you've only met her a couple of times, and now you act like you've known her all your life. i'll lay it on the line. fay's the mom i never had. but you have a mom. but yours is better. she's so warm and caring, and she accepts me for who i am. when i was born, my mom demanded a dna test. there she is. fay! how's my little rustling leaf? oh! ooh! oh, my shirt. i wasn't sure if a child's large would fit, but it does. [laughing] like a child's large glove. hey, sweetie. hey. hey, how was the rally? oh, fantastic. climate change is pushing the polar bear towards extinction. ooh, really? i did not hear that on entertainment tonight. yeah, and who'll help the polar bears if we don't? oh, not the black bear. they're all like, "yo, take that, whitey." oh, and i met some really, really interesting people who invited me to join them at a spontaneous public art project. oh, would you like to jo

comes that's mother even took a d.n.a. test to see if it was actually her son who had blown himself up two days later he's formally apologized for their mistake but reminded her they were still searching for comes out. kim kim. be showed us that photo too. if you have even the slightest chance to come back i have become ill because that you know i have developed diabetes and my blood pressure is now very high. i beg you to come back since you left my blood sugar levels are. dangerously high. leave come back. nobody here is going to harm you you will go to prison. wealthy british style. expert on. market why not. going to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. ok. i dave a crock a welcome to ten year oliver jane at a little island in the middle of the chesapeake bay kind of a genius. county. a rampage here all in the chesapeake bay probably one of

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gentleman of my father drawing my mother. he would say would you hold that position while someone was smoking or taking a drink of something and she would hold it in a lifelike way. i'm still in > there are many drawings of this same position in the backyard in santa monica. and this is ethics it's downstairs but it resides at the national gallery. i wasn't a good model. there aren't a lot of picture of me he said i became dead when posing and furthermore i hated it. this work on paper was originally purchased by the late pianist. i'm fascinated it reminds me of music and a layers of music it seems like the perfect choose. all artists share certain issues concerning the process. although my father wasn't trained as a musician he had - he and my husband discussed many things. my father and i had conversations comparing my actress to his work. particularly after work was sent off to a show an interruption started and it was time to start again. it was helpful for me to know it wasn't easy for him he preceded to paint by his wil

comes that's mother even took a d.n.a. test to see if it was actually her son who had blown himself up two days later the old thirty's formally apologized for their mistake but reminded her they were still searching for comes out. kim kim. the other species showed us that photo too. that if you have even the slightest chance to come back i have become ill because that you know i have developed diabetes and my blood pressure is now very high. i beg you to come back since you left my blood sugar levels are. dangerously high but no. please come back. nobody here is going to harm you you will go to prison. the bible says many times the god is the father of all funds. i'm sure he told me to set up these children. and those mistakes in the orphanage that you know in times he just close by so nobody needed me. my fellow pilgrims pastor. my dad is probably the kindest soul in the world. one can't abandon a child emails that they wouldn't survive so he in jurors to the end twenty one dream can be summed up in just a few watts russi

on skype, michelle weldon, a journalist and author, a single mother with three boys. and todd bonham, a fathers rights advocate and author of the book, confessions of a deadbeat dad. and with us tonight, thomas figler, a divorced party and with a facebook page. thomas, i'm sure that a lot of our viewers, it's the first time they have heard of this, and what's it about. >> it's about equality in parenting, and we're looking to have an equal right in our children's lives much we heard obama say earlier this year, fathers need to step up to the plate. and too often, we're not allowed to step up to the plate. we're kept from our children and being an involved parent. >> i'm sure that the fathers rights movement has a lot of objectives, and what's the main goal of the movement? >> to say that you want to be involved. a lot of them are tired of being told to be involved and tired of hearing all of the negative effects on children, so we want to do exactly what the public is demanding that we do, but it's too difficult to get around a lot of hurdles. >> speaking of hurdles,

comes that's mother even took a d.n.a. test to see if it was actually her son who had blown himself up two days later the author was he's formally apologized for their mistake but reminded her they were still searching for. him him. be showed us that photo too. if you have even the slightest chance to come back i have become ill because that you know i have developed diabetes and my blood pressure is now very high. i beg you to come back since you left my blood sugar levels are. dangerously high no. please come back. nobody here is going to harm you you will go to prison. summit for a showdown as g twenty leaders meet in st petersburg top of the agenda is obama's drive to strike syria his coalition of the willing is weak and divided with a lot of near putin staunchly against any military strike this summit be remembered as a last step before still another disastrous western intervention in the arab world . ok. i david crosby a welcome here to ted you're all of virginia it's a little while in the middle of the chesapeake ba

comes that's mother even took a d.n.a. test to see if it was actually her son who had blown himself up two days later the old fogies formally apologized for their mistake but reminded her they were still searching for comes out. kim kim. be showed us that photo too. if you have even the slightest chance to come back i have become ill because that you know i have developed diabetes and my blood pressure is now very high. i beg you to come back since you left my blood sugar levels are. dangerously high but no. please come back. nobody here is going to harm you you will go to prison. the bible says many times the god is the father of all forms. i'm sure he told me to set up these children. and those mistakes and they all finished that you know in times it just fell nobody needed me that. my fellow pilgrims followed cost. down is probably the kindest soul in the world. one can't abandon a child emails that they wouldn't survive so he injurious to the end. dream can be summed up in just a few watts russia and the world with no

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your mother died. this happens late in your book, but it's still a very emotional thing, that your mother dies and she's so far away. >> gap. >> and what did that change for you? mentally. >> i think she became part of the driving force that i wrote this book. because i never realized that, that my relationship with my daughter, and until my mother passed away, i feel all these 10 years, 20 years as immigrant i couldn't, china is so far away. i was not able to attend her illness. and about, later on when i became wealthy enough to visit her and she was already in her alzheimer's. and they couldn't even get there when she was dying. so my father just called one minute, i think every immigrant fear that midnight, early morning 4:00 call. you know something something's . and my father calling and saying in fake voice, your mother is in permanent sleep. and i said, god dammit, why can't you just say she's dead? so it's everything in permanent sleep. i think it's just something click and change me, and my r

his mother when she was 15 was unhappy with her fundamentalist christian mother nancy who believe that girls should not cut their hair or wear makeup or the final evil which was the in thing. -- dancing. i was given dates and places to try to look and the fear of the new the real benson family including charles himself. while she is 15 coming kathleen, living in kentucky crosses a bridge over the river to a town that goes to i your chin because there are some clubs there were people can dance event at one club, ritzy wray she meets a man, an exciting older man coming 29 years old named colonel scott, but that is his given name, not a military rank but the colonel doesn't mind letting the 50 year-old girls think he is a war hero but actually he works in the factory and is married with his two children, the part that he leaves out. later she becomes pregnant she is 15. she tells colonel scott. the colonel announces he will do the right thing for her but he has just been called away by the army. he will come back in just a couple weeks and they will take care of everything. so kathleen go

they asked my mother where this child came from. my mother was very afraid, so she dared not to admit the baby was ours. she told them that the baby was someone else's and that she was just looking after her for the moment. but they took the child away." when zhou learned what had happened, he pressed the local government for the return of his daughter. "i immediately reported it to both the county and municipal governments, but the officials there protected each other, saying: now that your child had has been taken, she has most likely been sent away (for adoption) already, and it's impossible to find her. they said nothing else, as if a child being abducted was reasonable, as if she was not my own child." >> zhou's daughter was one of at least 16 children that relatives say were taken by family planning officials in longhui county, hunan, in southern china. many are believed to have been sent to orphanages and adopted by families overseas, who sometimes paid thousands of dollars for the children. news of the seized babies prompted

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your mother was your father's second wife.w up as the secondary family in the basement of the home with your mother. obviously a very surreal existence in many ways. at what point did you yourself then become victim to the abuse? >> as long as i can remember, there was unrest in my father's home. his first wife was extremely jealous of my mother. and i imagine it to be hard for any grown woman to grow up in the outside world, marry her high school sweetheart and have another woman later after you've had kids and a whole family, a woman 20 years your younger and then have her marry your husband. her jealous was extremely painful for all of us. and she was suffering in it, she made sure that my mother and her children suffered, as well. it was a tremendous amount of physical abuse, there was some sexual abuse in my father's home. and, you know, that was simply the world that we knew. >> when you were 19, you spent your entire life in this weird bubble. you were forced to marry the 85-year-old father, the prophet as he was known,

her mother, that former mayor. >> my whole world revolved around him. i didn't like that.o, you know, i said "you know, i don't want this anymore." and he still stuck around. >> reporter: but even though their early taste of love is over, bubba and karlie remain friends and he could often come over to the lusk house. >> they'd have pool parties all the time and me and my friends were invited and me and my friends would go over there. >> reporter: an escape from what was happening at bubba's own house. his parents, separating. the family coming apart. >> it was a tough time. it was definitely a tough time. >> reporter: bubba's mother, heidi, told us she knew he was not handling the breakup well. >> he was a little angry at me at first, because i was the one that chose to walk away and finally end it. >> reporter: while at the lusk home, they say they knew bubba needed a refuge. >> he complained a lot about, the parents were going through a divorce. he just appeared to need some nurturing. >> i think she just tried to comfort me, for the most part. >> reporter: linda lusk wo

and when i am around my mother or she is in my mother's care it seems that communication is off.one not properly for like development of sophia. and i just i guess when you get upset it's like ok you need to retract a little so that you cannot be frustrated. and you cannot be mad all the time. >> kirk: so her parenting skills are different than your approach? >> they are different and my mother doesn't listen me when i say and voice things. >> you don't listen? >> yes, i listen. >> you can listen but if you don't act on what you are hearing and just accept it, i mean, then there's no differences it's the same aggravation. >> i respect what you say to me. and then i try to talk to you and you get upset at me. and i want to have a good relationship. i want to have -- a good communication. >> but i'm just living it and we've said this before. and i just keep reliving like the horrible pattern of i say something and you will do the opposite. that is why i get upset. for instance, i've said this before but when we were at the airport together i don'tnow what we were flying out for, i

good luck, gloria. [ applause ] kobe bryant's mother probably didn't have the best mother's day on account of there's dissension in the family. i was telling you last week that kobe is suing his mom, pam, that's her down there, right looks a little like donna summers, the late, great. suing his mom, pam, to stop her from selling memorabilia that kobe allegedly left at pam's house. but my rules are, if you leave it at my house, then it's mine. [ applause ] you've got like 72 hours to claim your crap before i start wearing it. this is a cute sweater that you left. pam allegedly received $450,000 in advance because of a restraining order that prevents pam from selling the remaining items. and i'm thinking, this is kobe being jerky. we never read anything about them having a bad relationship for anything. i was wondering, what is the root of this relationship? well, thank got for twitter. because kobe got on twitter and shared with us all exactly what his relationship is with his mother. you've got to read between the lines. and if you're watching at home, notice how ever word gets bigger. whe

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