happy mother's day. i'm erica hill. >> ladies happy mother's day to all of you. happy mother's day to my wife at home my mother, my sister. i could go on and on. we've got a special morning planned. >> we do. we're excited about it. we're going to be hearing a lot about that song. if it's stuck in your head all day, i'm sorry. but it's a good one. enjoy. >>> we do want to start off with breaking news out of mississippi where two police officers were gunned down in the middle of the street overnight. >> good morning. police say the two men responsible are in custody. this morning a community is reeling as two offers are dead. benjamin deen and liquorri tate were shot dead. at least one of the suspects took off in the officer's patrol car. one of the officers asked, am i dying? both later died of their injuries. >> men who go out every day to make sure that we're safe were turned on tonight. >> the stolen patrol car abandoned by nearby railroad tracks. the mayor, confident that justice would soon be served. and he was right. both of the suspects if curtis banks and

>> i am a little driven. >> the power of a mother's promise, ahead on sunday morning. >> osgood: a mother and son team has the inside track on one of the country's most famous speedways, michelle miller this morning we will catch all the action. >> lisa france kennedy is the woman behind the daytona speedway. kennedy's grandfather founded nascar on daytona beach. >> more recently, her son decided to become a driver. >> for him to win -- >> you couldn't write a better script. >> when the ceo is also mom:ahead on sunday morning. >> osgood: actors actor bo derek is playing a mom on tv these days, very different from how many movie goers first saw her. as ben tracy will remind us. >> there is a whole generation of men who who had a poster of you in their room. >> i don't like to think about that poster in the bedroom. >> i just choose not to. >> in 1979, bo derek gave new meaning to the number ten, so what is life like for a sex symbol who is almost 60? >> we hit the beach with bo derek ahead on sunday morning. and she is still a ten. >> >> osgood: mother knows best was never the name of a cl

it is 7:30 on mother's day.we've got a lot to get to in the next hour. >> yeah, that is right. the san mateo bridge is shut down. bart had some meltdown last week. >> and a spokesman join us live instudio this morning to answer tough questions about how the bay bridge became such a nightmare project and where going to do next. >>> and more rules and penalties for california water wasters. and

happy mother's day. here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, happy mother's day and two feet of snow, certainly not making for a happy mother's day. we're doing all right here, we have patchy dense fog, at least the radars are clear. that's the live shot. visibility is coming up. we were close to zero earlier on. the situation is starting to improve. 83 degrees later this this afternoon. early morning fog gives way to sunshine. maybe a hit or miss shower for some. 83, 858 tomorrow, 88 tuesday. >> the storm seeker, that's right. >>> coming up on "gma," why was the popular owner of a caddy dealership shot dead in front of his texas home? >>> plus it's a mother's day surprise. paula helping a mom of 7 organize her chaotic life. a fantastic family room makeover. >>> and a sneak peek of prince's new song debuting tonight at a rally for peace concert tonight in baltimore. concert in baltimore. before fibromyalgia, i was active. i was a doer. then the chronic, widespread pain slowed me do

mother's day.bin. >> thank you, rob. back to you in a little bit. >>> now, a frightening new alert about isis in america. the head of the fbi saying there could be thousands of people in the u.s. being influenced by the terror group. plotting deadly attacks. pierre thomas is in washington. the fbi director warned of surprising new online tactics by isis? >> yes. the fbi director was blunt about an unprecedented social media campaign by isis. what our investigation found was chilling. the fbi is warning this week's shootout in texas could be part of an urgent broader threat to the homeland. ♪ >> reporter: fbi director james comey says the group isis has launched a social media campaign like no other. aimed at hundreds, if not more than a thousand followers here in the u.s. among them elton symptom on the seen here in new video. they are bombarded with two primary messages the fbi said. come join the islamic state in syria and iraq. if you can't, the message is to quote kill, kill, kill, wherever you

i was away with my mother and i remember my very first incident, my mother and i went to a concert. i remember the setting quite vividly. they were flowers around. something caught on that day and i remember the crowd of people sitting there and flowers and was very warm. one of those golden days of summer as i see it now. and suddenly, a young man came running up to the podium and he pushed the conductor aside and he said how can you also hear listening to music when danger is coming? he pointed to the hills that separated us from czechoslovakia which already had been occupied by the nazis. he said monsters are coming, why don't you go home and take up arms? i remember asking my mother should we go home, and police came and arrested the man for being an agitator and disturbing the peace. i still remember that sudden fear, it was my first memory of something impending, but we stayed perhaps another week. i don't remember exactly how long. on the way home we saw an awful lot of baggage which was labeled warsaw, people were going to warsaw. and when we came home, my father had his arm

on this mother's day. good morning, ron. >> good morning, everyone. >> we begin with two police officers shot and killed during a routine traffic stop in hattiesburg, mississippi. two suspects have just been arrested -- three suspects, actually. the shooting saturday sparked a state-wide manhunt for two alleged killers. two brothers, curtis and marvin banks, and joanny calloway were arrested, each charged with two counts of capital murder. officers benjamin deen and 25-year-old liquori tate were killed in the shootings. police say the alleged gunman opened fire on the officers after they were pulled over. the two are the first hattiesburg officers filled in the line of duty in 30 years. >>> in beverly hills police say road rage led to this deadly hit and run crash in a quiet residential neighborhood. officers say a mercedes-benz took off after hitting a taxi speeding away from the screen and crashing into a concrete wall. the back seat passenger was killed in that crash. police believe drugs and alcohol ma

how often did you see your mother? >> almost every day. >> reporter: susanne, always on the road for her work as marketer for a hospital, would often drop in on her mom. and when she wasn't visiting, she'd be calling. >> speak to her in the afternoon, in the evening. make sure she was home. >> reporter: so it's almost like you were sort of the parent and she was the kid. you were checking up on her. >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: life was good for the family, until one morning in january of 2014, susanne went to check on her mother. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my -- i need an ambulance right away. >> reporter: and everything changed. >>> when we come back -- the heartbreaking discovery that sets a mystery in motion. >> i was screaming. >> susanne is in the driveway looking rather frazzled. >> the first thought was, oh, my god, she tripped and she must have hit her head. >> no way did she fall down the stairs. at their mom's poop? my... before pethood gets itchy, petsmart has k9 advantix ii for up to 10 dollars off.

you are great joe, allie enjoy your mothers day with your dad, and thanks for supporting your mother and your race, so many people lost. we have a great crowd here still. just some of the store that is come out. let me get my box of kleenex. we will be right back for sure right after this i'm here with the first survivor to cross the line, jena a six year cancer survivor. what was going through your mine running this race. >> i'm thinking it is a tough race but my mom just died in august from breast cancer. she had it 20 years ago. so it was tough for her and this race is nothing compared to that. just keep ongoing. >> this is, you're a avid runner. as a cancer survivor what did running do for you as therapy. >> running is great. it makes you feel like you are still normal and i didn't have running maybe i would not have gotten through it. i love it. everybody who has it should pick up running because it just makes you feel so good. >> when you look around and you see folks coming off the finish line, survivors supporters, how does that make you feel with this comradery. >> it is gre

happy mother's day. look at that smile. that will make for a happy mother's day. 1-1 in the eighth. bottom nine. giants load the bases. aoki a two-route walk so justin maxwell forced in. and we're tied. next batter, matt duffy. base hit. goodbye. game over, drive home safely. 16-16 on the season. a's trying to snap a kid facing felix hernandez and the mariners. marcus semen gets the best of felix. dustin ackley with the double of the head of san fuld. hernandez improves to 6-0 the sea of pink k's,the fourth youngest pitcher in history to strike out 2,000 batters in his career. six strikeouts. the losing streak of the a's is five. and lebron james a fantastic buzz are-beating three. >> thank you larry. at 6:00, a high-speed rail project from san francisco to l.a. could be a bargain. a new report compares ticket prices to similar trained. >>> a dream space project of astrophysicist carl saggan is becoming a reality. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. >>> that is going do it for us here at abc7 news at 5:00 thanks for joining us. remember you can watch abc7 news and all of your favorite ab

day. >> happy mother day mommy. >> yeah happy mothers day. >> love you!u all i want to sleep in. >> you agree? we brought you cupcakes, cupcakes mimosa, coffee. >> oh i've been up all morning making this for you. >> happy mother day. >> can you tell this is homemade? >> yes. did you really make these little pancakes? >> of course, just for you i know you're trying to watch your figure. we made them small. >> just a few. >> oh you look fabulous, mother. >> is there champagne in here? >> just yes normally, but that one -- that one is just orange juice. >> so sweet. >> yes. >> always thinking of you. >> thank you alex. >> thank you mom. >> you're the best daughter ever. >> see it, works? >> so it will be good. other good east? >> so continue on with the pram erring trends, we have some wine, cheese, and chocolate -- >> oh, i will ' take the wine. >> mom wants some wine. >> so here what i've done pick mini heart shape cookie cutter. >> so cute. >> and cut the cheese into that. and then to mom with love. i normally make chocolate coughed strawberries but i rea

this mother's day weekend no mercy from mother nature. >> look, there's another one on the left! >> reporter: at least 40 reports of tornados overnight. >> crossing the road right in front of us. >> reporter: in two days more than 30 million people threatened as severe storms raked the great plains. >> it's really getting stronger. >> look at that rotation! it's not showing up on the doppler but here in person it certainly is! >> reporter: we chased developing storms along the oklahoma/kansas border. >> that dark cloud has a little bit more rotation and has developed more of a wall cloud structure, so we may need to high tail it out of here. >> reporter: this cyclone and potential tornado spinning right overhead. whoa! all right, that was close. and getting too close for comfort. we may be read the storms unleashing twisters, in some cases two at a time. twins! relentless hail. and ferocious storms spawning 70 mile-per-hour wind gusts. in colorado, one of the states hardest hit, a silver lining as an unexpected rainbow sneaks up on a funnel cloud. >> reporter: colorado and in kan

>> all three. >> mother copout. happy mother's day.: who wants to go to the prom with the new york giants. >> one teens dream come true bill: we will be there as they make there grand entrance. >> time square without the light and billboards. bill: a law that could make that happen. >> that spooky result. >> rolling here. i suck at this. >> the camera each other little of both. can we do it again? >> i thought this was -- >> the. >> i thought you liked it. >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> this is a fox 29 news update i'm dawn timmeney. a 68-year-old woman is hit by a duck boat and killed while crossing a philadelphia street. this happening at 11th and arch during the height of rush hour. investigators say the woman was walking against a traffic light when she was hit. the driver could not see the woman according to police. there were about 20 people on the duck boat at the time that of accident. >>> temple university's class of 2015 graduating today and among the hundreds of students in all the pomp and circumstance a heartbrok

. >> reporter: the woman says she planned it for mother's day because it's often the mothers who are left mourning the violence that is injuring or killing their children. >>> tonight three men and a woman are behind bars in mississippi accused of killing two police officers during a traffic stop. as molly line reports this mother's day is a day of mourning for the families left behind. >> reporter: two police officers have lost their lives. one was just at the beginning of his career. and the other had been honored. two officers were murdered following a traffic stop. dean a canine officer who was previously named officer of the year leaves behind a wife and young children. and tate is a rookie and described as having an infectious smile. the investigation is still in the early stages. but city leaders say the deadly altercation began shortly after one of the officers pulled over a vehicle. the second officer arriving shortly thereafter. shots were fired and one of the police cruisers was also stolen from the scene. >> pop, pop, pop. i knew instantly somebody was shot. >> i heard th

>> my mother is next door to my trailer and she lives alone. i want to get somebody out there as soon as i can because i don't want him to break into my mother's. >> when police arrived, they discovered a window had been broken on the back door of his mother's farmhouse. inside, they found the man's mother, 70-year-old dorothy donovan, dead in her bedroom. >> it was a very bloody and brutal crime scene, blood everywhere, blood splatters throughout the bedroom. >> she had by stabbed repeatedly in the chest and face. >> this is what i would consider to be overkill. and this can suggest that this is a person that has a close relationship with the person and knows that person and is very intimate, could possibly be intimate with that person. >> with the way the body was arranged, it looked like the victim had been sexually assaulted, but medical examiner found no evidence of it. >> so this made investigators think that maybe the way the body was found that maybe the scene had been staged. >> there were no valuables missing from the house, and dorot

mother tomorrow.ig concern is convincing your mother that it's time for you to go home. many times there are parents who will get on the stand who will say i cannot take my child home with me. and if that's the case, there's very little i can add vo kate that's going to change that. tonight when you're thinking about court tomorrow what i want you to do is think about the relationship you have with your daughter and what it would mean to you as a mother to have your daughter someday leave and not know where she is. part of what i do as a defense lawyer in these cases is trying to elicit testimony that a parent sitting in the background can hear and maybe influence and change how steadfast they are to the decision that the child should not come home. there you go. >> with an average daily population of 70 boys and girls, it's impossible for staff at lcjc to give kids the one-on-one attention so many crave. in some cases that hunger leads to desperation. >> get out, kevin, now. >> get away from me. >> g

moms are here to be pampered and have a mother's day like most mothers do and feel really good aboutomeless families move into permanent, stable homes. >>> a happy mother's day reunion for a sand hill crane in southern california. colt the crane was found with a broken leg last month. so a group took him in and helped him recover so colt can stand and walk on his own. his rescuers decided to release him back into the wild, and his parents were waiting. as soon as they saw colt they rushed over and welcomed him home with open wings. isn't that sweet? >> look at that. >> i didn't know the tight family ties of crane families. >> i think all moms whether human or animal, they know their own kid. >> happy mother's day. >> it was beautiful for mom's day. just a bit chilly. and that cooler air is going to proceed into our night tonight. and then go into your monday and tuesday. we'll continue that downward trend mid week this week. doppler will show you we weren't tracking any precipitation. downtown san francisco, quite a different picture tonight compared to last night. last night we had

here i am now, not just a mother but a grandmother, and mother karen is still teaching.you can see more on our web webb app, stories from all of the female anchors here. just search mother's day. >>> well mother's day came a little early for some very special women in our area. we asked you to tell us about some of the moms in your life who deserved a special delivery of flowers and we sent news4 out to surprise four wonderful women, like the mother of six and has been a foster mom for more than ten years. and june elder, who has battled thyroid, bladder and breast cancer and now, parkinson's. you can see all of the special deliveries on our nbc washington facebook page. >>> it has been a year but the memory still very much alive. when we return the story of struggle and loss and an entire community will honor this >>> well one year ago this week the george mason community said good-bye to one of its own. lynn mary conception died after a battle with cancer. hundreds will gather for a race in her honor, the motto, live mary strong. >> reporter: too weakened too sick to w

happy mother's day to the mother of my two boys. to my mother, the mother of six children. tell your mothers today and tomorrow that you love them. i'm jeff cole. you can do that on a video. send a message to your mom with a video. we will play it on tv, our first limited edition fox 29 weekend t-shirt. i think it's very cute. make us a video, use the hashtag fox 29 weekend so we can find it. we got our very first video that came in. one of our loyal videos, kathy, take a look. hello and happy mother's day to marie brown. i'll just have to say i'll always love my momma. she's my favorite girl and you only get one. love you marie brown. see you soon. later. happy mother's day. see you. thank you kathy. thanks for the mother's day wishes. the tweets are coming in right now that are so cute from so many people that love their moms. absolutely. we all love our moms. happy mother's day. you're already beating about this one. cheers may never win, but some are saying the super bowl clamp, the new england patriots. they're a bunch of cheaters, how should they be punished. send us

letters she had written to my grandfather that my mother had -- my mother had not published when she was alive and then left them to me, and i think my mother did that to maintain my grandmother's privacy, but i'm not my mother, i'm a rotten grandchild and i did not care. [laughter] and they're beautiful letters. you have my grandmother reporting to my grandfather that she basically lied to politicians that wanted him to back them on the campaign. just said, "no, he's not going to be home. he can't possibly do it for you." she took part. she was engaged. she was a lot of fun as a first lady, but again compared to lou , and compared to eleanor roosevelt, a very much more behind-the-scenes first lady who spent a lot of time, as i'm sure you all have heard, going back home to missouri and leaving my grandfather alone in the white house. for good reason. taking care of her family, taking care of her mother, her brothers. she was very much a family orientated first lady, but my grandfather often said in writing and in person had it not been for my grandmother doing those things, holding d

mother mother, mother, mother, i love mothers. you know, i think they're the greatest.. >> that's what they told me but i don't know if i believe it. >> in three words name-- give me-- give me your best description of your mother. >> she's strong. she's independent. and she's artistic. >> you want to know my three words about my momma? better than yours. my momma can kick your momma's ass any day. oh is she here? hi! i didn't know if she was here. i apologize. she was talking-- you didn't hear what she said about my momma. for real. what did your daughter get you? what was the night of the gift she ever got you? >> this bracelet. >> i love it! what have you gotten your mother for mother's day? >> it's not the material things, i think the best gift you can get-- >> you're full of crap. >> my daughter was supposed to meet me today because i'm going to my dentist. she is going to a gala dinner. >> what is her name? >> vicki. >> vicki, where are you? where are you vicki? your momma is talking to a strange black man because she don't have nothing to do because you didn't wan

and missing from these pictures is my twin brother, who i'm sure is wishing my mother a happy mother's day. in your pictures you have your twin with you. >> i do i have my two other sisters, corrine, megan, stacy, myself, my mom. we're missing my brother, but it was at a shower he happily missed that shower. >> one of five? >> i'm the baby well the twins are the baby. weather wise looking really good for mother's day, not bad at all. look a lot like yesterday. the clouds and fog in place. you can see it from the live shot here. that's going to be gray and burn off and take a little time. that will be warm 84 degrees. could see a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. most of us will keep i dry today. monday, same story 86. warmer on tuesday, 88. that's going to feel super summerlike. relief in the forecast 72 and 70s for the rest of the weak. >> that's going to do it for us this morning. michelle and i will see you right back here at 9:00. have a good one can happy mother's day. >>> good morning. deadly ambush. two police officers gunned down in mississippi. left to die as one of the suspects

well, now, before we continue our mother's day show, i'd like to say something to my mother, "mother,you." did you notice i can say the t-

make it a great day. >> it's mother's day and for mother's day people to be, too. you have two and you have another one coming. >> yes. i have another one coming. >>> moving on, one person is dead. 12 others injured after a day of tornadoes ripped through the southern plains. a dozen counties in oklahoma have declared a state of emergency. severe storms and flooding have also pummeled kansas, texas and nebraska. today clean-up efforts are under way there but harsh weather may continue. meteorologists say the threat of more tornadoes may be higher by the weekend. >>> and southern california spring storm bringing a lot of rain and hail and yes even some snow. this morning residents in san bernardino county woke up to an inch of snow. wet weather may continue until saturday. the storm isn't strong enough to make major contributions to local reservoirs but it doesn't hurt. >>> and taking a live look at the big board right now, dow is doing much better today. 269 points is up. so that's good. >> the most popular baby names of 2014 are in. and for girls the number one na

a's and giants, mother's day highlights, up next. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> the warriors learned today they will be without maurice fate for game four monday night against the grizzlies. an mri revealed that he has a moderate right sprain. we have more from memphis as the warriors trail two games to one. >> the warriors did not have practice today. instead, they watched film. they watched the entirety of game three back and it was an open conversation between the players and the coaches as they broke it down and discussed what happened. >> coach talked a lot, but he opened the floor up to whenever someone saw something, anybody could say something. there was a lot of dialogue, you know. guys what they should have done in a certain situation. a

happy mothers day to you guys. you have been doing this race since 2,000. >> yes. >> janet, tell us why you come every year. >> i come to support survivors and to support my daughter who just went through an issue of her own and just because it is a good time. the it is a good cause. i also want to see uncle ukee. >> who doesn't come to see ukee. >> and jim donovan. >> it is an exciting day. >> i'm exited to see the cbs-3 family. >> you just went through something of your own and it turned out not to be cancer. >> thank goodness you probably feel kin dread spirits. >> there is breast cancer in the family so i'm always prerenttive and i felt something and i got right to the doctors and surgery and the the recovery from this is simple compared to what other dealing with breast cancer goes through but it gives it a better meaning and understanding now. >> rachel, we celebrate you today, we are glad you are here. thank you for being here and we are proud of you. you look great. it does than the she look great for being

ilda was a childhood friend only in the chance that her mother and my mother were friends. she played the piano beautifully. she was exquisitely mannered. my mother told me i needed to be more like her and i hated to play with her. she was the paragon of all virtue. we became quite close already in the get toehetto when we used to go to the cemetery was the only place you could do but in the camps you see she had a little sister by the name of kitty and of course kitty was sent to auschwitz. everybody had a buddy. she showed great promise as a pianist. she was sent to vienna two years before the war to study at the conservatory there and a great future was predicted for her and ilda sort of became my sister. as a matter of fact, we looked. >>ity aquite a bit alike. and there was something else that perhaps would give sort of an inkling what it was like. on the train to the camp i met a wonderful girl a vivid red head. one of those beautiful people. tall. a wonderful girl. her name was susie. she was born in vienna but her mother had died when she was quite young and she was

and their mother-figure, nikki's grandmother, della -- nikki's mother lynda didn't like that. >> i wantedikki to get her own place, establish her own life and my mom would discourage that. she would, you know, find ways to tell her, "no, you're better off here." >> reporter: that's how it went for years. nikki had learned to style hair -- was doing well at it and eventually saw the possibilities of independence. so she eventually wanted to kind of get out from della's -- >> definitely. >> reporter: -- control, right? >> she did. she wanted the -- as the girls got older she definitely wanted to take control of her life. >> reporter: and then, one day in 2000, nikki was shopping at the mall, and robert head just happened to be in exactly the right spot. >> i was sitting on the fountain one afternoon, about 6:00. and there walks -- nikki coming in to the mall. >> reporter: your eye just caught -- >> and -- >> right? >> yes. she was -- i say, "i just can't let her get away." >> reporter: that he was old enough to be her father? didn't matter. robert was in love. so he persuaded her to go to d

ladies happy mother's day to all of you. happy mother's day to my mother my wife my sister. i could go on and on. >> all the moms. >> we've got a special morning planned. >> we're excited about it. you're going to hear a lot more of that song. a source of obsession around here lately. >> you introduced us to the song. >> yes. if it's stuck in your head all day i'm sorry about that. we have a lot to get to. we want to start off with a very serious story that's breaking news out of mississippi where two police officers were gunned down in the middle of the street overnight. sheinelle has more details on that for us. >> good morning. police say the two men who are responsible are in custody but this morning a community is reeling as two officers who were sworn to protect them are dead. officers benjamin deen and liquori tate were shot in cold blood during a traffic stop in hattiesburg, mississippi. police telling our affiliate wdam that at least one of the suspects took off in the officer's patrol car leaving officers on the ground. a bystander telling the alcohol clarion-ledge

on mother's day. her first without her son. >> i would do everything i could, and give my life 100 times if i could save my son. >> reporter: kelly wang turned her thoughts to saving others. >> i can't, can't sleep in peace when i think nothing has been done. >> reporter: so she wrote an open letter to all mothers on mother's day. in the hopes of spurring them to action. calling for law enforcement to be more vigilant on campus. for parents to be more aware of warning signs in their children. >> we have to. we cannot afford another larger and come out sunday and lose hundredsover children we cannot afford that. >> reporter: they say in the years since the killings little has changed. >> we shouldn't see this happen over and over again. >> reporter: she plans to speak to politicians, police and whoever else will listen. she thinks mothers can have a powerful voice if they come together. >> please, please do something. even a little. you may have prevented a new violent attack and saved lives. >> report

happy mother's day. >> happy mother's day.nd we'll be sure to let you know. thanks for bringing that to us. >>> next up on the heat index. a medical alert. skin cancer cases on the rise here if the u.s. now there may be good news for some patients. a new cutting edge procedure that could be key to treating certain types of skin kaenser without surgery. ly linsey davis has more. >> reporter: hugh jackman. he's famous for showing photos of his nonmelanoma skin cancer. some patients are candidates for a fairly new nonsurgical treatment called brachytherapy or rks bx. >> parrots on blood thinners. elderly who can't tolerate surgery. patients with multiple areas. >> reporter: ebx uses a tiny x-ray source to zap skin cancer. given by a radiation oncologist. >> other than the area draektly being irradiated they're getting essentially very very, very little dose. >> i got my first skin cancer when i was about 50. i've had so many. probably 300 or 400 stitches all over my body. >> reporter: since then the patient has used ebx for some

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most of all my mother was patriot. she believes her time in the white house was the greatest privilege and was happy to be worthy of the honor. she loved my father and her courage to help pull the country together. when it was over she resumed the life of a private citizen. she found the strength to create a new life for herself and embrace the new world. although john and i preferred to stay where we were she remarried and took us to greece. she devoured anything about each and civilization. like so many women of her generation she went back to work when her children were grown. she took tremendous satisfaction as her job as an editor and the fact that she couldn't of gotten if she had never married at all. she loved her colleagues and her authors. she lived for the next big seller. she was excited and proud to bring quality literature alive. she was first published for the egyptian work. her love of history continue to inspire her. she published in early work and had us read the story of the foot soldier which she di

jalencia tom san laid flowers at her mother's grave. the area is so overgrown you could barely notice. mount lawn cemetery is a mess and has been this way for years. >> it's mother's day. they didn't do nixingt you walk up here and you fall in holes and people are out here with own lawn mowers and cleaning off graves theirself. everybody is complaining nothing is ever getting done. >> we'll have more on this story coming up at 11:30 include what people who live nearby had to say. >> montgomery county manmade a catch of lifetime today at the philly's game he had a 7-month-old bade strapped to his chest when a foul ball flew his way. >> he reached out and snagged the ball the crowd loved it and the wife is happy the baby seemed to not even notice what happened. kenneth moton joins us with the full story kenneth. walter, and sarah, mike said he knew he and his family had good seats second deck citizens bank park it was to much fourth and foul balls were flying. he just needed to be ready to catch one. and oh baby did he. there's a catch an

his mother has since been charged with attempted murder.word tonight on if charges will be upgraded one of the truly historic churches in delaware valley marked a major milestone today. st. david's in wayne celebrated its 300 anniversary by rededicating the church and they created a time capsule with mess amounts for parishioners in 22 century. revolutionary war are general anthony wayne. >> cathedral ball silica st. peters and paul hosted a mother's day con sthert afternoon. >> at adult and children's choirs of the cathedral present aid program honoring blessed virgin mary. our own annie mccormick is a member of the inquire and the concert was dedicated through mothers through the archdioceses. >> moms and kids were treated to a cool vitae this afternoon in camden. the police department along with mr. the police department along with mr. softee teamed up to handout free ice cream around town. we caught one tasty initiative at pine point park. no doubt, that ice cream hit the spot of what turned into a spring hot day. >> ited was a mother's

for mother's day, if you decide to do a little biking on mother's day -- >> yeah like us? uh-huh. that's a good idea. >> you could see fog, early. 69. 80 by noon isolated shower by 5:00. that's all they will be isolated. maybe a thundershower as well. anything that moves will move through quickly. 85 sunday. 86 on monday. 88 on tuesday and then we get back to average this time of year. 75 degrees coming up next wednesday. >> sounds pretty good. >>> coming up in sports wizards head coach fires back at a local reporter. >>> what was reported today by michael lee is a flat out lie. >> you called -- >> i called you out. how does it feel? how does it feel? >> oh, my. how a report on john >>> lucky for the caps? >> hopefully, they can close it out tonight. it will be a challenge against the talented rangers team. so much going on locally. big game for the capitals tonight. tovent tonight is more than just a close-out game. victory marks a -- 60 minutes a away from getting that much closer to the stanley cup finals. dianna russini is in madison square garden. is tonight the night that ca

mothers day should you focus more on your wife on your own mother. the the number of men who say they are torn between their wife you know the mother of their children and their own mom, here's jenny joyce. >> hi guys we're ready for fiesta at el ray. i'm here with the chef for the the first ever, fiesta block party which will happen outside at 2:00 o'clock. we will talk about the fun stuff they have planned for you you guys in just a minute. >> love it. >> looks like fun. >> el ray is so cool. >> we have talk about this earlier. there is an anchor here at our station who is getting a huge honor. >> this is bigger than peabody emmy or oscar. >> i'll say. >> he can now say he has the best hair in the entire state. >> wow. web site created list of the 25 local news men with the best hair. >> these are from every state in the union. >> winner and runner up. >> it is 50 state. >> that is exactly right. >> they rank by thick nothing volume, style and hairline. >> yes. >> who is it? we asked you earlier is it iain page. >> i say bob kelly. >> is it chris m

find a way to tape "gunsmoke" for mother. this was the 60's and they had not invented that yet. they would somehow tape "gunsmoke" for mother so that she could watch it. i probably shouldn't say this because it was probably illegal but anyway. wouldn't you know it that mr. arnez was republican. how bipartisan we are. i would like to make a short commercial and say that one of the wonderful things is that the former president and the sitting president have been so wonderful to my family. i would like to start with -- papa george. my father was president when he came into the congress. because he had known his father, he had served with your great-grandfather. he then invited george bush to come to the white house and they got to be friends. when we left in 68, nixon was inaugurated. those nice bushes came out to which us goodbye. don't you wish we had that bipartisanship now? [applause] on the day that steve's mother was going to have this operation , president ford came to the inauguration of the lbj grove in washington. we h

>> a young mother found brutally murdered. her little girl left to wander in her mother's blood. police had a suspect and they say he had a motive. >> we had an intimate relationship. >> we ended up having sex. >> but could they prove he was the killer? >> it was a circumstantial case. >> except for that witness. the girl who left those footprints. >> we will never know what cassidy saw and what she didn't see. >> maybe she couldn't tell detectives who the killer was, but maybe she didn't have to. >> the fact that cassidy was spared would that mean anything to a jury? >> the person that killed the mother cared about cassidy. >> and now a stunning new twist in the case -- i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here is keith morrison with "silent witness." >> i think i paused for a second and had to take a deep breath. and just the reality of what was going on would sink in. >> reporter: those who sought footprints will not forget them. they were tiny and they were bloody. >> i had to get my composure to finish searching this house to make sure there was nobody else in the house.

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what is your favorite flower on mother's day?ink peonies. >> which is gorgeous this time of year, very much in season, very much a mother's day flower. >> reporter: garon's florist in vienna has been making hundreds of deliveries this weekend. this is the busiest week all year-round for flories and the second busiest day after -- florists and the second busiest day after valentine's day. >> the most exciting thing is making all these moms and mothers and grandmas so happy. >> reporter: we're spending more on moms this holiday. nearly everyone who celebrates buys a card. roughly 2/3 will buy flowers and 1/3 will splurge on jewelry, but what moms cherish most is not the things but time with family. >> i couldn't ask for anything more, just the time to be together. >> she's always really loving and we play games together. >> i'm thankful for my mom. she takes care of me when i'm sick and makes us meals every night. >> i'm thankful for having the best wife and mother to my children that you could ever imagine and hope for. >> for the

happy mother's day. meteorologist michelle grossman is watching the weekend weather for us. and michelle today will look and feel a lot like yesterday. >> we're starting off with that fog already. seeing the low clouds in place, reduced visibilities. it's going to take a little while to get that fog out of here especially look the coast. let's take a look outdoors still seeing the fog outside, and we're looking at gray skies. kind of looking soupy and murky throughout the day. it's going to take a while will ever it burns off. cape may had the fog there all day yesterday. currently visibility, down to two miles in atlantic city. doing a little bit better in mt. holly and millville compared to an hour ago. down to 5 miles in philadelphia. temperatures are mild. we started out mild and we're continuing to be mild and we'll be warm by this afternoon. 68 degrees in philadelphia. 68 in horsham. 66 in wilmington. you're walking out the door this morning to temperatures mainly in the upper 60s. the low 70s alre

. >>> tonight at 5:00 a mother's day heartbreak. a family mourning the loss of a mom and daughter killed in a crash last weekend. the answers those who know them are still looking for. >>> also construction crews racing the clock to finish in time. we are live at the san mateo bridge for how the work is going so far. what needs to happen to get the bridge back open by your commute tomorrow. also, the impact that it's having on other parts of the bay area. good evening to you. >>> happening right now, construction crews are on the san mateo bridge working to finish construction before tomorrow's commute. take a live picture of the bridge. empty, a rare picture. hopefully it will be a different story tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. at the latest thigh's what we're all hoping for. >> christie smith is live in hayward. we understand you have an update with how we're doing with the work. >> reporter: that's right. it is windy out here by cal trans is saying the weather cooperated and everything is on track to reopen for the monday morning commute

happy mother's day.3 if you are just waking up or cooking breakfast for mom. if you are headed out this afternoon a chance of a shower, right? >> that's right. yeah. we will see those breaks of sunshine leading to the potential for showers. does that make sense? yeah. it's because the heat we get from the sunshine allows bubbly cumulus clouds that develop. then we put down a couple quick sprinkles. that's the kind of shower activity we are expecting this afternoon. nothing really big. nothing really heavy. let's get things started with look at michael and son weather cam. no mystery here as to where that moisture is coming from, right? you can see the heavy amount of mist that's in the atmosphere right now. you can't even see the top of the washington monument. it's 73 degrees at 9 a.m. with that sunshine starting to peek through the cloud cover, but it's not until we get closer to noon that we will really start to see that sun returning. so very similar to what we had yesterday. remember that it wasn't