>> i get hot sauce. >> reporter: using hot sauce to discipline her adopted son landed this anchorage,ska, mother on the hot seat in court wednesday. jurors watched the disturbing home video that 36-year-old jessica beagley sent to the "dr. phil show" for a show about angry mothers. >> do you lie to me? >> reporter: the hot sauce was followed by a freezing cold shower. the 7-year-old's crime, wriggling in his seat and pencil sword fighting at school then lying about it to his mom. outraged viewers contacted authorities who have charged beagley with misdemeanor child abuse. >> this is cruel and unusual punishment. there's no justification for it. it is abusive pure and simple. >> open. >> reporter: but there are some parents who say thehe's nothing wrong with hot saucing as punishment. the actress who played blair on "facts of life" defending the practice in her book "kreef tiff correction." >> i just happen to believe i would rather my child receive a small amount of pain from my hand of love than to encounter a lot more pain in life not learning boundaries and consequences. >> don't y

>> i get hot sauce. >> you get hot sauce. >> why her mommy confession on air may now be sending her to jail. >>> good morning, everyone. the big question for allllf us in the east yesterday afternoon, did you feel it? >> uh-huh. i was in yoga class and didn't feel a thing. that's the place you want to be. >> you were very zen. >> no, i dididt feel it. but you did, right? >> i did. i was up in the office. and i heard our senior producer, eric, saying, there's an earthquake in d.c. and started running. i thought it was him running on the floor. up and down the east coast people really did feel it. the epicenter in mineral, virginia. we'll take a look at that right now. a store in mineral, virginia. we have a camera trained at the white house. look at that. you really see the shaking there. and on capitol hill as one, of course, as many of us in new york -- look at that. the press conference by u.s. district attorney cyrus vance about the dominique strauss-kahn case. everybody -- >> they got out of there right away. >> my favorite, robin, this is an account from "the washington post." the

hot sauce is now facing her own punishment. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello, and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with a gathering storm. as predicted, hurricane irene regained strength overnight growing to a category 2 storm. and high above the earth you can see in this harrowing image that was taken from the international space station just how huge hurricane irene is as it passes over the caribbean. experts say the storm could grow to a category 4 monster by the time it makes landfall this weekend. in fact, some forecasts predict irene could become the most powerful storm to hit the east coast in more than a decade. let's go right now over to meteorologist todd santos. he's tracking irene for us. todd, good morning. this is going to be a big one. >> good morning. yeah, it does appear that way. the picture we saw from nasa is very large with the system but the hurricane winds only extend about 40 miles out from the ce

i mean who puts hot sauce down a chilled's mouth?ked at the situation and said i'm going to give you 180 days and a 2,500 dollars fine. then he scrapped both of it. he's trying to get through to her that she has to get her priorities straight and then he did none of that. >> one of my cousins used to sit in time out. he was terrible, he was a little hellion. everybody does different things to their children. i don't think it's the parent or government who should decide what is wrong or right unless there is clear abuse. kids go to school every day hungry because their parents are too lazy to field them. martha: i hear you, i don't think anybody wants to see this kind of thing in court. they put themselves into the public forum and that's how they ended up in court. this is a somewhat unusual case. hot sauce and cold showers, it doesn't look like it's getting anybody anywhere. i think the judge basically made a judgment about the family needs to take a look at how things are handled and think twice before the next time. tamara -- we a

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>> i get hot sauce. >> you get hot sauce. what happens to me. >> i get a cold shower. >> open., why are you getting a cold shower? [crying. [. >> because -- you pulled three cards today! ing that is unacceptable behavior. >> bill: awful. hard to watch. this week jessica baggily the woman there was found guilty of child abuse. here now anchor megyn kelly. that show was last november 10th. the police immediately swung into action. >> they received some complaints from people who watched the videotape and watched this program that they, the police, then went and arrested her and charged her with child abuse. the reaction from regular folks who were seeing this video posted. >> then, the local police in anchorage arrest her, right? >> for child abuse. misdemeanor child abuse. >> misdemeanor, interesting. and then they have a jury trial, correct? >> yeah. and she was found guilty there was a real question about whether she would. this has sparked such a nationwide debate on whether you draw the line between discipline of a child and cross over into abuse. >> bill: that's crazy. >> i

. >> chicken stock added to the sauce. >> add whole butter so it reduces and emulsifies but otherwise be broken. >> we will have the sauce kick down and then add the pancetta. >> i like to finish it at the end so the fat has enough time to melt into the sauce. >> so it is not too crispy. >> the chef also gets the fresh pasta started. fresh peas next. and blanched fava and catalini beans and try to fatty part of the pan cheta. that's where the flavor is. >> pesto, with ground zucchini, with a little more vegetable flavor to it. >> and add parsley and then the pasta. reggiano parmesan and coat all of the pasta. add more grated cheese. a topping of toasted bread crumbs. it finishes beautiful. a beautiful summer pasta. >> if you want a copy of this recipe, log on to the web site and the recipe will be there for you. i'm tony tantillo. this is tony's table. oh, now the hard part. hmm. heaven. >> speechless. >> like a maestro. >> very nice. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, wells fargo customers may soon have something new to be upset about. what perks the bank says it is cutting in the coming

. >>> is forcing a 7-year-old to eat hot sauce amount to child abuse? an alaska jury will decide this unusual case. they're hearing it right now. it involves a mom who says she resorted to using the sauce to punish her son for misbehaving because traditional methods didn't work. yesterday jurors were shown a video of her shooting the hot sauce in the mouth of her adopted son. the video originally aired on the dr. phil show and it caused a public uproar. we have more on the story. they're in court. what's the charge against her. >> reporter: good morning. she now stands trial for misdemeanor child abuse in this trial. and basically she is charged after she was videotaped oushing hot sauce in the mouth of her young adopted son and forcing him to take a cold shower. she made the nine-minute videotape to submit to the dr. phil show. it came about after she reached tout to the show after she watched an episode on angry moms. several months later the producers of the show reached out to her to ask her if she would be participating on the show on mommy confess

>> hot sauce or soap in your mouth. soap in your mouth doesn't taste good. hot sauce burns. puts him in the cold shower. you can hear him screaming in the cold shower. the thing is, sometimes children do that. you can put a child in time out who would scream and scream. it doesn't mean there is physical injury. >> you will have viewers who say we know what that like. we understand a parent who can take on those measures. if you can't control your child in the home, how are they going behave in other settings. megyn: is this a slippery slope if you let the government interfere in this behavioral correction, how far can they go? >> the cold shower is water. even reading the opening statements. it didn't say how long the kid was in the shower. if you are in the shower for 45 seconds or five minutes? was the water temperature 70 degrees or 80 degrees. those are big issues. and the jury will have a tough time here. but those cries and screams of the child will go a long way. megyn: one final word for our viewer. criminal charges for something like this may start us down a slipper

. >> you get hot sauce. >> reporter: known for this controversial punishment. beagley has received punishment of her own. a judge on monday sentenced beagley to three years' probation. he also sentenced her to 180 days in jail and at $2500 fine but suss pndzed both telling her she'll need the time and money to help heal her family. >> open. close your mouth. >> reporter: beagley's video earned her a spot on a "dr.ville" episode called "mommy confessions" showing her throwing hot sauce on her tongue and forcing her into freezing cold showers. >> you are to do what you are told. >> reporter: on monday the judge lashed into beagley. >> the crime here of child abuse was not done on the child. it was not a spur of the moment. it's something you've been thinking about for two years. you just weren't quite sure how to do it. >> reporter: she used the video to get on tv but beagley's lawyers argue she reached out to the show for help. >> we used time-out. i don't know what to do with him. >> reporter: a terry beagley told the court. >> i feel it's my most important job

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choose as many sauce and pasta combinations as often as you want. plus unlimited salad and breadsticks all for just $8.95. only at olive garden. >> welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight is america's un ambassador, unfortunately i don't speak unese. please welcome susan wright. (cheers and applause) thank you so much for coming on. now that little greeting i gave the audience cheering for me, did that remind you of any dictators or mad men who come speak at the general assembly. a hugo chavez feel? >> every september we have a bit of a sideshow. sometimes it feels a little like the star wars bar scene where some of the most colourful dictators of the world will come and give their speeches but most of the year it's actually a pretty serious place where we get a lot of good work done for the american people. >> so the they are up there, just going-- that's that white-- what is playing in the whitehead phone of yours. i don't want to hear the speech. >> now you are the official title, you are the u.s. permanent representative to the united nations.

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a woman who forced her adopted son to eat hot sauce is now facing her own punishment. good morning. i'm lynn berry. those stories and more are straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. today we begin with a gathering storm. as predicted, hurricane irene regained strength overnight growing to a category two storm. now, high above the earth this harrowing image was taken from the international space station as hurricane irene passed over the caribbean. experts say the storm could grow to a category four monster by the time it makes landfall this weekend. in fact, some forecasts predict irene could become the most powerful storm to hit the east coast in more than a decade. let's go right now over to meteorologist todd santos. he has been tracking irene for us. todd, it's sort of ominous. they're saying this will be huge. what do we need to know? >> you want to bring it into a few areas initially. the bahamas, considering you're talking about a system that has increased to 110 miles an hour, just one shy of being a category 3, but you can see the eye is likely to spend 9 nethe next

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what about mom making you drink hot sauce?ne mother did to her adopted 7-year-old son. she has been convicted of misdemeanor child abuse. she tried to blame her actions on none other than dr. phil. she was featured on the well-known tv show last november in a segment called mommy confessions. >> we've been having a lot of problems. he will -- it will stay inoÑ[f ñ bathroom until it is handy. when he gets a cold shower i'm at the end of my rope. nothing has gotten the results that i want. >> sean: in california another mother is in hot water for shaving her adopted misbehaving 12-year-old daughter's head to an inch of uneven hair. after the girl's school called child protective services the mom told the social worker would take something drastic to get her attention and she prizes her hair most of all. that mom cast cleared. stories such as these beg the question how far is too far when it comes to disciplining your children? joining me bill cunningham, soon to be a syndicated tv host. congratulations. also with us new york pro

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midnight snack, better with the sauce.d 49ers not so attractive tonight. >> and a lot of excitement as jim harbaugh, but new alex smith looks like the old alex smith but they couldn't do anything. pre-season opener in new orleans alex and in the his defense he had terrible protection. he is hammered from blind side. ball pops up. niners recover. two of 7 passing for ten whole yards. that was the only one that with a positive. early second quarter, joseph morgan returning the punt, bounces off a defender, spins around and hits the sidelines. trying to make the tackle. he is gone! 78 yards for the score. new orleans up 10-0. drew brees chases daniel, mark ingram, 17-0 saints. here is a 28 yards scrambling setting up a 15-yard field goal by david acre son and that was her your highlights. >> obviously we should have performed better, but first game. we got to go back to camp. >> that was bad. now giving you worse. reeling trying to get on track, giants opened up in florida still without carlos beltran, he may have to is on th

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you get a little extra spice when the cigarette butt falls into the sauce, right? >> yeah.n't have a license because i'm from new york. obviously. but i -- i had a learner's permit for awhile. and i went driving when i was in los angeles in bel air because i thought nobody would notice and it was the day after my first grammy performance with elton so my hair was kind of gray. >> jimmy: with elton john? >> yeah. elton john, i'm sorry. maybe i should have just worn the elton hat. so, i just remember, i was driving and i was so excited because i ran away from my security guards and i went to thth strip mall in bel air, i thought, no one saw me and then my manager called me the next day and he was like, you had a fabulous performance at the grammys and then you're driving a plateless car with no license looking like a grandma. i was so -- i'm like, it's amazing! it's so fabulous. he was not happy. >> jimmy: he was not amused? >> very angry. >> jimmy: got to be a little weird, because you're this big star and you, all these people work for you, but still, you've got people that

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