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it is always a problem, but the spca is bringing in from the central valley about 2,500 dogs and cats. so, it's now -- we could expand the number if we used stores as adoption centers, too. okay. >> okay, thank you. the next applicant would be davi lang. >> good afternoon, supervisors tang and yee. thank you for this opportunity to present to you my background and qualifications for a seat on the animal welfare commission. my name is davi lang. i am 27 years old. i am a san francisco native born and raised and currently living in mission bay. i am of mixed descent. my mother immigrated to san francisco from cambodia in 1980 and my father from new york. i went to [speaker not understood] high school and then u.c. berkeley where i first discovered my passion for animal welfare. this began when i was asked to sign a petition to get prop 2 on the ballot in 2008. i spent a semester in washington, d.c. and while interning in nancy flowtion i's office i also interned at the humane society of the united states farm animal welfare division. interning for both congress and hsus inspired me to w

. >> i was asking her just a calm volunteer over at the spca 20 years ago. >> see how he p she becameesponsible for saving >tz10,0 unwanted kittens in san francisco. [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> san francisco is famous for many things, including its resident's love of animals. shelt eres in the cities have some of the lowest euthanasia rates of any cities. as a sister to eight brothers growing up and a mother of five herself, she's used to a crowded house. so when her kids grew up and moved out, perhaps tony couldn't help herself but fill the house again. and thousands of unwanted animals are better off because of it. >> there is a home in san fran soisz ksan francisco's neighborhood that is picturesque on the outside and cute as heck on the inside. at the moment, there are 11 kittens. not a single one weighing more than two pounds. they have no idea how lucky they are because of it. tony is the tony of tony's kitty rescue, responsible for savi

. >> i heard a couple of ahhh's with the east bay spca. tell us about these rascals. >> they are brothers. they are almost nine weeks old. they will be available if adoption on sunday, they do need to have their neuter surgery. check out our website if you are interested. >> they are the only baby kittens you have. >> we have 70 in foster care. >> the tide is coming. >> we are preparing. >> how is this coming on next week. >> we have the oakland internet cat video festival so you can go to check that out a benefit for east bay spca. it would be a good one. >> we will get them homes and the kittens in foster family some homes at 510-569-0702. where are you going? he is feisty. >> cannot resist. >> from all of us, thanks for joining us. ♪ >> oh, hey. what up, baby? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's going on? what's happening? what's poppin'? ahh. hello. >> nice to meet you. >> how are you? it's a pleasure. come on. [cheers and applause] hello, and welcome to millionaire. with me today is a retired newir york city bus driver

. >> i was actually just a nice, calm volunteer over at the spca 20 years ago. >> see how she became responsible for saving 10,000 feral and unwanted kittens in san francisco. >>> san francisco is famous for many things, including its residents' love of animals. shelters in the city have some of the lowest euthanasia rates of any major city, thanks in part to toni seastack. as a sister to eight brothers and sisters growing up and a mother to five herself, she's used to a crowded house. so when her kids grew up and moved out, perhaps toni couldn't help herself but fill the house again, and thousands of unwanted animals are better off because of it. there is a home in san francisco's upper hait neighborhood that is picturesque on the outside. >> get your ears wiggling. >> reporter: and cute as heck on the inside. >> what? come here, kitty. >> reporter: at the moment, there are 11 kittens. not a single one weighing more than two pounds, who call toni seastack's home their own. and have no idea how lucky they are because of it. toni is the toni of toni's kitty rescue, responsible for sav

spca officers say they will submit the case to the district attorney for possible charges. the house, as they found it, now is uninhabitable. >>> well, still to come this morning, can we expect more honking horns and shaking fists on the golden gate bridge? we're going to tell you about this traffic change that could really get you turned around, send you over to marin when you don't mean to go there. plus, this mother's day just around the corner, we'll tell you why more women are waiting to start families and why that's a good and a bad thing. >>> well, we are definitely going to have some hot mamas like you, peggy, as we get into this weekend. temperatures are going to crank. but we'll see a couple nice days between now and then. a few clouds lingering in the south bay. meanwhile, take a look at all the foot traffic on the golden gate bridge. temperatures are going to soar. we've got a big-time heat wave headed your way. we'll detail that for you when nbc bay area news at 11:00 is back in moments. >>> 11:14 right now. a bay area car dealership is standing up for marriage

i do volunteer at the san francisco spca and you can definitely see my face every christmas at a macy's windows trying to find homes for dogs and cats. so, i think hopefully this shows you that i have a strong interest in the welfare of animals. and i have listened to and read the minutes of the commission meetings and there are a number of issues -- well, the majority of the issues that are currently happening with this commission are of interest to me. and i'm hoping that if i'm selected, my service on this commission will make me a stronger advocate for animals. i'm hoping to build alliances in it connection with this community to have a future stream of animals come our way and [speaker not understood] more effective rescues. i believe these experiences [speaker not understood] make me an asset to the city as a commission member and i appreciate your consideration on this matter. >> okay, thank you. supervisor tang? no questions. thank you. >> okay. >> next applicant, james yorck. >> james yorck. [speaker not understood] 19th century, karl marx, he he said through conflict there is

is like we said she worked with spca with [speaker not understood]. shelter cat rescue and housed and cared for foster cats until they found a permanent placement. she organized volunteers for walk a dog regular queue where she grew the workforce and coordinated staff adoption events. and she was very, very engaged with our office and many of the community efforts that he we had. she was often seen in the community such as our movies and the coffee free movie nights where she would work with us and animal care control to share various animal with the community. and, so, again we're just so shocked by her passing and really want to wish her family all the best as they deal with this difficult time. and would like to ask that we adjourn in her memory today. >> thank you, supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. >> thank you, madam clerk. today i am introducing a charter amendment that ties the mta's baseline to population grove so that a population increase he he in our city, mta funding increases, the additional funding would be dedicated to primarily to im

the spca, like the cat police. the sheriff's office, they were making fake police badges, so their friends could look official. the guy who has one of the fake badges wasn't a member of the sheriff's department, but court records at the time show the employees let the guy ride, has let sheriff employees ride on his plane and know gave him a fake badge. see what this gets you into. one of the officers was fighting drunk driving, when he was hired, he crashed his suv into a guardrail, taken off running through the fields and forests from the police trying to catch him. and it is not totally out of the question for people in law enforcement to have a questionable incident like that in the background, but that was a real problem at this sheriff's office, because the sheriff apparently let at least one of her officers do his own background check when he was hired, which would have been extra convenient for the drunk driving crash, the guardrail, running through the field guy. it was nuts. so the local prosecutors brough

. >> i was a nice, calm volunteer over the spca 20 years ago.inds out how she became responsible in san francisco. >>> san francisco is famous for many things, including its resident's love of animals. as a sister to eight brothers and sisters growing up and a mother to five herself, she's used to a crowded house.os42s so, when her kitz grew up and moved out, perhaps tony couldn't help herself but fill the house again. and thousands of unwanted animals are better off because of it. >> there is a home in s&l francisco's upper eight neighborhood that is pick cur esing on the outside, and cute as heck on the inside. at the moment, there are 11 kittens. phony is the tony of kitty's rescue. her home wasn't always a kitsen sank chew ware, though. j i was at the spc oorks 20 years ago and i saturday at the desk and my kalt died and they said do you want a foster? it went so well, tony did it again and again. every day during kitten season, you can find tony there: on this day, plr than a dozen ferl kittens are brought in. tony helps them get the baths

spca officials say 18 dog were locked in 3 small filthy nrooms a home in pacific grove.he stench so strong apparently difficult for officers to even breathe. 2 cat were his also found inside. the home was cluttered with piles of clothing and garbage and just filled as you can immanuel with feces. manual were suffering from neglect and variety of infection and diseases. the spca is still investigating and is expected to ask the district attorney to file charges against that homeowner. >>> the mother's day thinks coming sunday as you well know but for one group of moms it's going to be a bitter sweet day. 7 news reporter carolyn tyler goes inside san francisco county jail no. 2. >> christina miguel can't wait for this weekend to pass. >> i'm dreading mother's day. >> tease because she's an inmate in san francisco county jail. with two-year-old daughter she's been away from for a year. >> i make sure like i send project home to keep me busy and tell her mommy is still around just not physically but still there. >> of the 121 women incarcerated here more than half are moms t

the new dog at their local spca. >>> the marine will miss their exit on their freeway and they end uptijuana jail. the efforts to free him and why his family says he may have gotten lost. >>> afghanistan's president has declared the hundreds of people killed in the double landslide, which buried hundreds of homes in a small village in eastern afghanistan on friday. others rushed to help with the rescue. the governor of the area described the site as a mass grave. it's unclear how many people killed, but estimates range 350 to as high as 2,000 people. ukraine's prime minister is blaming his own country's security forces for failing to stop the violence. 42 people died on friday after the confrontation between pro- russian separatists and ukrainian supporters. ukraine's prime minister is promising an investigation and is blaming pro-russian groups for provoking the unrest. >>> the u.s. marine remains in a tijuana prison after being caught with guns at the border. on april 1, andrew missed the last u.s. exit in san diego and accidentally drove into tijuana with guns in his truck. guns ar

spca officers said they will submit the case to the district attorney for possible charges. the house is inunhabitable. >>> america's oldest book store must find a new home. 54 years after that book store opened the store's owner say the property owner changed the locks on the shop. marcus books was trying to buy the building back for the past year and a half but just unable to raise the $2.6 million needed. it will now look for a new location in san francisco. >>> four months after the city banned tour buses at a famous san francisco landmark, residents say the buss are still there. people living in the alamo square known for the iconic painted ladies' home said tour bus drivers are ignoring a city ordinance prohibiting them from driving through the neighborhood. drivers are just as aggressive as ever and don't seem to care about the law according to residen residents. they know about the rule breaking but writing $100 tickets is not high on the department's priority list. >>> some intriguing new information about moms in america has come out just in time for mother's day.

i do volunteer at the san francisco spca and you can definitely see my face every christmas at a macy's windows trying to find homes for dogs and cats. so, i think hopefully this shows you that i he

. >>> including four puppies and two cats have been rescued in what the spca says were shocking conditions in a monterey home. this is what it looked like on the inside. officers say the home smelled of feces and urine and cluttered trash and other garbage. the animals were surf entering a variety of problems. you're seeing some of them here. after all being nursed back toe health, they will be available for adoption. the owner faces multiple charges, including animal neglect. >>> a 6.4 earthquake struck mexico less than one month after a stronger quake. the epidemic by center about 180 miles southwest of mexico city. people in the capital flooded out of office buildings when they felt the shaking. some said it lasted as long as 40 seconds. no reports of significant damage. 7.2 quake back on april 18th didn't result in damage either. >>> oklahoma is putting execution of a murderer on hold after another full bummed execution last month. clayton lockett's vein collapsed and he appeared to be in pain. he died later of a heart attack. they're now conducting a review of their lethal injection p

the spca is pushing the d.a. now to file charges of animal neglect. >>> fremont police are investigating a teacher accused of slapping a student. kpix 5's cate caugiran spoke with the boy today as students and parents joined him in protest. >> i just scared. >> reporter: julian rivera a third-grader at patterson elementary said he sat in his seat crying for 10 minutes as students watched. >> i said that he was going to hit me again and do something bad. >> reporter: fremont police have been investigating for the past couple of weeks after julian claimed his teacher, frederick berg, did this. >> he drummed his fist on my desk and grabbed my face like this and slapped me two times in the face. >> i was in super disbelief. i just couldn't believe that something like that would happen. >> reporter: roberta lee assistant superintendent for fremont unified school district says berg admitted to touching the student. >> he described it as a tapped face. >> reporter: berg told the district he was trying to help julian but

. >> if you are interested in any of the pets, call 415-554-3000 for the san francisco spca. some of our other perfect pet shelters are joining in and we will have that on our website. >> thanks for having us. >> good luck tomorrow. >> have a great week. >> thank you. from all us, thank you for join ing. >> a look outside as we leave things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. welcoheyback. really?bye. kiss yo. cardiologist to check stand 1. ystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé. crystal geyser. always bottled right at the mountain source. >> it's friday, and it's our future show. man, it feel man, it feels weird to be here in the future. so many crazy things have happened. can you believe it? vice president bieber went bald. another shocking thing that happened--lindsay lohan became a nun. and how about oprah buying that planet, huh? i actually just left from there. so many g

. >> i was asking a nice calm volunteer over at the spca 20 years ago and i sat at the desk and talked to normal people and everything was great and then i guess my cat died and they said "do you want to foster? "so i ended up taking a mama kitten. >> reporter: it went so well tony did it again and again. >> pretty crammed in. >> reporter: and there is now nothing calm about tony's volunteer life. everyday during kitten season you can find tony at san francisco's animal care and control. >> oh, my god. you guys are a mess. >> reporter: on this day, more than a dozeser if ril kittens ae brought in. tony helps them get the baths and shots and eventually the foster homes they deserve. it should be said in many if not most other parts of the state and the country kittens less than eight weeks old get none of those things. >> most shelters don't take neonates in. most are killed. >> reporter: even with a team of volunteers to help with the feral fostering, tony puts in an amazing amount of work, especially considering she gets paid absolutely nothing for the effort. well, not paid in any cu

the spca has confirmed there have been a dozen cases in in napa. when an incredible and the symptoms of snail bait poisoning can be seen as much as 20 minutes and without any stream, a ting could die with in four hours. >>> the and we are looking at traffic where and things tend to change as you get closer to 6, we will let you know. >>> and we have a fog bank, temperatures are all stuck in the 50s. female narrator: through monday, get 36 months through monday, get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic, but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! . >>> welcome back, 54, cyclists joined them from around the world, it is an annual event for those badly killed or injured. there was one with a police escort through the streets of richmond

attorney is considering multiple counts of animal neglect f you're interested in akopting contact spcafor monterey county. >>> a baby born to a fresno woman in a coma has gone home the father posted this picture for his wife. it reads, quote, my boy west was just discharged from ucsf. it was exciting to see him in his car seat for the first time and to take him home. now i'm on my own with west. these are new pictures of baby west. there he is taking a nap. doctors delivered the healthy baby last week. the mother has been in a coma since she suffered a seizure in march. she'll be transferred to an intense brain rehab clinic to undergo more they are yeah p to try to wake her. >>> a college sophomore is the youngest person to try to fly solo around the world the 19-year-old plans to take off from san diego tomorrow, saying his passion began at a young age. the trip will include 20 stops on five continents. >> i'm not nervous. once i get out an hour over the ocean, all i can see is blue. >> he will pilot a beach craft bonanza. removing four of the six seats adding room for a fuel tank. >>

. >> the spca is caring for more than a dozen pets rescued from a filthy house in monterey county. 16ogs including four puppies along with two cats were rescued on monday. police say the house wreaked of feces, urine, clothing, and garbage. the animals were covered in flees and had a variety of health problems. on our website at ktvu.com we posted additional photos of the animals and the adoption information so hopefully they will all get a good home. >>> time is 6:15. you heard trix, skittles, kraft macaroni and cheese. all of those have one thing in common. too much food dye. the dye found in foods kids eat could cause problems like hyper activity and attention disorders. just how much chemicals are in the food is still to be determined. >> we don't know the risks of it. we don't know the long-term research. >> now as much as 41-milligrams can be found in many cereals. you can read the full report for yourself. you can learn more about these foods that made the list. just go to ktvu.com and click on the web links. >>> it is a story that grabbed headlines around the world after a cal

the spca does a better jonathan we are doing in oklahoma and some other states. >> in putting animals to death. >> that's right. >> oklahoma has a three drug protocol. texas, uses a single drug. our protocol calls for a he that will dose of pinto bash toll. we have used that protocol since 2012, and if carried out 33 executions without incident. >> campbell's lawyers use the oklahoma controversial to seek a temporary halt. that did not work. but another argument that campbell is mentally incompetent did. with little more than two hours to go, campbell's life was spared. at least for now. meanwhile, the grim work inside these walls is schedule today go on, next in line, man wealth vazquez, convicted of killing a low level drug dealer on levels from a corymbose. in august, he is planning to make the four hour drive back to huntsville. when that execution takes place,ly be standing on that corner praying that will be the last time i stand on that corner, but until the executions stop, i will stand on that corner. why does the federal government take a stronger hand. richer joins froes th

the spca confirms there have been a dozen cases in alameda, marin, san francisco, contra costa and napa counties. vets say when an ingredient in snail bait is eaten it turns into a nerve toxin in a dog's stomach. there's no medicine for that. the symptoms of the poison, you can see it in as little as 30 minutes. without treatment a dog could die within four hours. >>> we're learning more about the harrowing ordeal of a woman held captive by her mother's boyfriend for ten years and even forced to have his child. she was just 15 years old when she was kidnapped back in 2004. police say her mother's boyfriend, 41-year-old isadora garcia, used fake i.d.s to keep her in hiding and repeatedly assaulted her, even forcing her to marry him and have his child. the victim was told her family would be deported if she ever tried to leave but she feignly gained the courage -- finally gained the courage to contact her sister on facebook. >> there are people out there who use mind games and physical games and take control of people's lives especially, you know, somebody that comes from a different coun

. >>> the spca caring for more than a dozen pets rescued from a filthy house in monterey county. 16 dogs including four puppies along with two cats were rescued on monday. the house wreaked of urine, ever and had piles of clothing and garbage. they were covered in flees and had a variety of health problems. the owner faces criminal charges. on our website at ktvu.com we have additional photos of those animals and the adoption information and hopefully they will head out to a good home. >>> time is 5:14. you have heard these i these names trix, skittles, kraft macarena know and -- macaroni and cheese. it has too much dye. dye found in foods many kids eat can cause behavior corral problems including hyper activity and attention disorders. just how much of these chemicals are in our food has been a bit of a mystery. many foods with significant amounts of dye. >> we don't know the risks of it. we don't know the long-term research about what dyes in foods can do. >> as much as 41-milligrams can be found in many cereals while some found that some children can be effected by as much as 30-milli

. >>> the spca is caring for 20 pets rescued from a filthy house in monterey county. 18 dogs, including four puppies, along with two cats were rescued wednesday from a home in pacific grove. police say the house wreaked the feces and urine and was cluttered with piles of clothing and garbage. the shelter says the animals were covered in fleas and have a variety of health problems. they will eventually be available for adonetion. the -- adoption. the owner faces charges. we've posted photos and adoption information at ktvu.com under hot topics. >>> plans to expand a research lab in the east bay. coming up in 20 minutes, pam cook will tell you how science could help richmond's struggling economy. >>> a horrifying scene in syria. find out who is claiming responsibility for this powerful explosion. >>> surveillance cameras caught incredible pictures of an explosion during a battle in syria. a hotel was bombed that was being used as a base for government troops. reportedly the rebels blew up the building by tunneling underneath and planting explosives. a human rights group says more than a d

. >> over at the spca 20 years ago, sat at the desk and talked normal people, everything was great, and then i guess my cat died and they said, do you want to foster. so i ended up taking home a mommy kitten. >> there you go. >> reporter: it went so well tony did it again and again. >> pretty crammed in. >> reporter: and there is now nothing calm about tony's volunteer life. >> let's see what you got. >> reporter: every day during kitten season find tony at san francisco's animal control. on this day more than a dozen kittens are brought in. tony helps them get the baths they need, the shots they require. >> they look like they're about the same weight. >> reporter: eventually the foster homes they deserve. it should be said in many, if not most other parts of the state and country, kittens less than eight weeks old get none of those things. >> most shelters don't take neo nats in. most were killed. >> reporter: even with a team of volunteers to help with the fostering, tony puts in an amazing amount of workrs especially considering she gets paid nothing for the effort. well, not paid i

today the spca is doing a better job than what we're doing in some of our states.s stop what we're doing, review what we're doing and get it right. we have absolutely executed innocent people in this country. that's something that is so abhorrent to every bright thinking person in america, it shouldn't happen again. we have plenty of time to get it right. many of these people average 15 years on death row before they're executed. what's wrong with taking a little more time to make sure you're right. >> so are you calling, sir, would you call for a national moratorium on the use of the death penalty? >> if we have to go through what oklahoma went through and what ohio has gone through, certainly we should stop for a moment, pause for a moment, make sure we're right. we have plenty of time to do it the right way. right now our death penalty circumstances in this country are abhorrent. we don't use the right forensic evidence. we sometimes find later that what we thought was right is no longer correct. that just goes to show that we need to be looking at the latest sc

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spca officers said they will submit the case to the district attorney for possible charges.he house, they say, is inunhabitable. >>> the east county boys and girls club will reportedly lose its charter today. covers parts of contra costa county meet the operating standards. the "oakland tribune" said it closed last month because of financial difficulties but was supposed to reopen this summer. it can reapply for membership when it meets the proper standards. >>> state education leaders rejected a request from san jose unified school district that would make it more difficult for teachers to get tenure. according to "mercury news" the district and its teacher union both wanted to add an extra year of probation. now, schools have until halfway through a school's second year before they have to decide to offer the teacher teenier or dismiss the teacher. not enough time to eevaluate people properly. members of the state school board say changing the education code should be really be made by the legislature. >>> "today in the bay" follow up a bill requiring a kill switch to be o

jessica donates money to the spca where she rescued theo. >> it feels really good to be able to anchoro something that will provide something bigger and better than just, you know, yourself or your immediate family. >> reporter: these moms are mastering the blogesphere. creating a powerful way to help themselves and each other. for "today," stephanie gosk, nbc news, atlanta. >>> still to come on "today," jenna's water skiing adventure with her biggest fan. could melanie her biggest fan be a competitor with our jenna? we're going to find out. first these messages. a competitor with our jenna? we're going to find out. a competitor with our jenna? we're going to find out. first these messages. ...a commercial for womenwelry preonly.... this is levian chocolate diamond jewelry. levian, masters of jewelry design for centuries... ...is the only company on earth to make jewelry with chocolate diamonds. and jared is the only place where you'll find... ...such an amazing levian selection. with styles you won't find anywhere else. levian. that's why he went to jared. be a sound sleeper, or...l y

and the festival was so successful and the event raise will raise money and the money will go to the spca. >> when bart will start carrying passengers. >> what we're learning about a high speed chase and a crash and who is in custody. >> i'll line up your saturday temperatures and i will show you when and where we'll be at our windiest coming up. dog: get four years dog: get four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. get a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497. don't miss the memorial day sale. . >>> good morning, welcome back i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. let's look at the weather. rosemary is cooking up something for us. >>> yes, it's going to get warm, it's going to be breezy. if you're going to the game this afternoon, i should say early evening, the game time is 6:05, it's a west, northwesterly breeze. it's generally light out there. it's breezy in and around half moon bay. winds will pick up during the lunch hour from 10 to 20 miles per hour. by the second half of the afternoon and into the evening hours this is when th

the hotel we're relocated at right now is right around the corner from the spca, we went there, hoping i was on the phone at the time. we walk in and he's like, that looks like reckless, the first dog in the first kennel. i almost dropped the phone. i was like, i've got to call you back. i just found reckless. >> what's it been like having your baby home with you? >> good. i missed him. >> i guess so. >> here to stay. >> he certainly looks happy. he's doing all right. >> yes, he re-adjusted really well, he ran to the first bed and couch and hasn't moved. >> the king of the castle. >> what a happy ending to that terrible story. >> i appreciate it. thank you. 56 minnesoutes after the hour n >>> where was the president thÑ night four americans were killed in benghazi? no one seems to know but logs may reveal the answer. >>> they are crime fighters but in new york city, police officers became victims. what happened to their charity baseball games that left them all in shock? coming up. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum from philips so

the spca director says many of the animals need extreme veterinarian care. condemned by the city. in the house, six cats, five dogs, four tortoises, one lizard and almost 100 birds. >>> and a new study pulled together the top research-backed tips including praising your kids for their efforts, not their smarts. make sure they get their sleep. give them rules and fighting with kids and in front of them is good, normal and not a bad thing. we asked your thoughts about all the tips. albert says, if you have more than one child, you will know they are different. what works for one child may not with the other. and lee sa says, you should never fight in front of your kids, period. >> thank you so much. >> my parents never really fought in front of me growing up. we are actually going to bring her in, my mom. happy mother's day, mom. they even work together, too. they have a small business in charlotte. good morning, mom! >> good morning! hey, this is great to see you on tv and talk to you at the same time. >> where are you? >> we had a great time at the beach las