super daniel saves the day! - super dad is here. whooosh! - hello, super dad! - hello, super daniel. super dad is here to help you get ready for bedtiiiime! - bedtime? but super daniel doesn't go to bed. whoosh! (both laughing) - super daniel does go to bed. and you have a lot to do to get ready for bedtime. shall we start with your bedtime song? - yes! - ♪ bath time, brush teeth ♪ ♪ pjs, story and song, and off to bed ♪ - whoa! - gotcha! come on, super daniel what's the first thing we need to do to get ready for bed? - ♪ bath time ♪ so... bath! do i have to take my bath? - yes. and we're going to whoosh to bath time together! - ok, super dad. - whoosh! - zoom! whoosh! - ok, daniel time for your bath. - but super daniel wants to keep zooming. - i know you want to keep playing, but it's time for your bath. help me pick out which toys you want in the tub with you. - ok. uh, i'll take my boat and my octopus and my puffer fish. - nice choices. now, the water's nice and warm and will help you feel sleepy so your body can rest. - whoosh. careful here... w

vo: to: super dad vo: what will your gift do? there's still time to order online for free, same day, in-store pick up. vo: but only at best buy. captioning funded by cbs, and ford-- built for the road ahead. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hey! what is that? you know, in case you didn't eat. big trial starting today and all. come on, it's your favorite drink. it's got yogurt and wheat germ and tofu and egg shells and... some kind of grass trimmings. i am trying a major murder case in front of a judge that likes to call me "that reagan chick" when i'm not in the room. i had steak and eggs and b12 shot. great... then call this dessert. come on. shouldn't you be out catching killers and robbers and not worrying about your sister? uh, i'm feeling generous today.

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>> my dad was super conservative. my dad was to the rifle range every sunday. we went to the englishtown rifle range in new jersey. and my dad always said his dream for us is he hoped we would be real men. and that did not including being an artist, i'll tell you that. >> so what did he think when you said, "i'm going to be a writer"? >> well, by then they had separated. because i couldn't imagine the conversations we would have had if i told him. because my dad was that kind of dude, who was just he thought that that wasn't masculine, that that wasn't manly. and in many ways, he thought that that was kind of communist. i mean, my dad was a real cold warrior type kind of cat. >> and? his reaction when your first book appeared? >> oh god, my old man was so furious. i mean, my mom always laughs. she has this great story she tells people. she's like, "your dad was so angry, 'cause he couldn't understand that it was fiction. and he called me at the house once." my mom was saying this. she's like, "yeah, your father called me at the house once. and i answered the ph

>> yes, which is very disturbing to me, i'm married and super jealous of my dad. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> he's scoring. >> jimmy: he's telling you about this. >> he hasn't told me because i don't want to know, but there was a time when he was out here visiting, and he was holding my son, and i called him dad, and he had a melt -- he was like, do not call me dad. it is steven or dr. pally. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> now he like changes up when to be called steven or dr. pally based on who is around him. >> jimmy: you should start calling him grandpa is what you should do. >> i started bringing applesauce around. when he does that, i'm like "time for to you eat." people think he's like senile. >> jimmy: how actively is he dating? >> i don't know because i don't want to get into it. it really bothers me. >> jimmy: have you seen him with people? >> i haven't, but i've seen him take extra looks, which is a new phenomenon like a woman will walk by and see him kind of talk to me and then like follow her. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> and i am like, i hope that you have seen something wrong with her spi

bowl winner and now three-time dad, tom brady talks a about the tricky life about balancing football and family. >>> take a look at these two guys, one of them is on a marine, they're on amusement park ride. 12k3w4r no, you wouldn't. >> okay, he asked for a countdown. we're freezing the action. because what happens next is ridiculously hilarious. wait until you hear and see the reaction of the guy on the left a marine, all coming up in the weekly pageantry of absurdity we call "fixation." >>> but question begin with an outrageous restaurant bill. not because of the charge but what was printed on it. two word "fat girls." they were understandably hurt and outrage. when they complained to the manager, his reaction only made it worse. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. one of the woman here involved seems emotionally scarred still, it began with a fun outing with friends but ended with a kind of bill that no one would want to pay. the casino, the house is supposed to win. but the cameo club in stockton, california, left three women taken in an unusually large way. >> i got the bill and

bowl winner and now three-time dad, tom brady talks about the tricky life of balancing football and family. while married to supermodel gisele bundchen. >>> take a look at these two guys, one of them is a marine, they're on an amusement park ride. >> hey, can you give me like a countdown? >> okay, he asked for a countdown. we're freezing the action. because what happens next is ridiculously hilarious. wait until you hear and see the reaction of the guy on the left a marine, it's all coming up in the weekly pageant of absurdity we call "fixation." >> i watched that multiple times and i still crack up. >> i can't wait to see it again. >>> but we begin with an outrageous restaurant bill. not because of the charge but what was printed on it. two words "fat girls." the three women handed the check were understandably hurt and outraged. when they complained to the manager his reaction only made matters worse. mark greenblatt has that story. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. one of the woman here involved seems emotionally scarred still, it began with a fun outing with friends but ended w

her overoutfit. >> and i often watch with my dad and i think you are funny but i wonder, was he an odd kid? you seem like you would have done some odd things? >> well, if you call always worrying about the planet trying to say that the odds, well, guilty. >> kathy from hotmail, i love you, not in a romantic we because you saw it as it is. why not run for budget? i was too busy being a super hero, leaving mere mortals to lead. >> from north carolina, thanks for chewing out congress, and i am thinking of watching "lincoln" rather than fixing the economic problems. any in the of harry reid getting a waiver so senators can bring food to a private we screening of "lincoln" in the auditorium. and the fact that harry reid and other senators are voting on such foolishness and they will not pass a budget and congress voting on the word "lunatic" what the hell is happening to us i shudder to think. >> since when did a movie become so important that we put our budget and taxes on the back buncher so we can pass a motion to allow food in a theater? harry reid wants food in the chamber so they can

. >> yeah, super early. i credit my mom for my love of music. when my mom and dad split up. there was a lot of anger in me. lining i got the whole, okay, people do not get along, but i'm your kid. why was i not good enough for you to stick around for that part of it. my mom gave me a pen and pad and that turned into song writing and that turned to the man you see before me. if not for the music, no telling where i may have wound up. what we did is put music studios in the group homes. >> you are ready? >> one, two, three. >> if music can do what it did for me, it has to work the same way for them. >> maybe you are discovering the new talent. >> the next ne-yo may come out of one of these homes. never know. >> ben stiller turns funny into money for haiti's school children. >> i know you are enying cnn heroes sharing the spotlight, i'm on the red carpet and we are minutes away from cnn heroes an all star tribute 2012. look who i found with me, jane, thank you for being a part of this night tonight. >> it's my honor to be here, it's one of my favorite events of the year. it's n

. >> both mom and dad are talking about parenthood and the home birth they chose for their new super baby. >> reporter: this may be the first glimpse of tom brady and his wife's brand new baby daughter, vivian lake. but what's really got people talking is that the newborn was delivered not in a hospital, but in the comfort of the couple's boston home on wednesday. we feel so lucky to have been able to experience the miracle of birth once again, and are forever grateful for the opportunity to be the parents of another little angel. >> i grew up in a house of three sisters. so i think it's great for my boys to have a girl in the house, just to understand at least a little bit of what makes a woman tick. >> reporter: little vivian's birth wasn't the first at-home delivery. their son benjamin was born at home in the family's bathtub, something she describes as a natural experience in a documentary. >> my job as a mom that i felt at that moment was to just breathe, relax, and allow my body and trust my body to do what it knows, what naturally knows what to do. >> reporter: while doctors s

his dad said he was a die hard fan. every day the kid wanted to go outside and be the catcher. he even went as mike napally for halloween this year. >> he is a super fan. >> the red sox offered him more money. >> it is a sad moment because it is like the kid is finally realizing that he is going to go wherever they can pay him the most money. time will heal this wound. >> he will play first base and catcher. >>> a fire broke out in a duplex near the university of south carolina in columbia. there were seven people inside and they all got out unharmed. it was caused by an overloaded surge protector. that is not the story going viral. it is the interview with one of the occupants that is getting lots of attention. >> woke up to something flashing and like a bang. >> alexander is the guy dressed in the navy bath robe. >> whoa! all covered in fire. i'm like -- >> he is letting them know what he was experiencing inside te burning home. >> i picture inside my head. this is so good. this is so good. >> andrew is a premedstudent at the university of south carolina and he is about to te

super early. yeah. i credit my mom for my love of music. when my mom and dad split up, there was a lot of anger in me. like, i got the whole, okay, people don't get along, granted. but i'm your kid. why -- why was i not good enough for you to at least stick around for that part of it? so my mom gave me the pen and the pad and told me to write it down and from that, eventually, turned into song writing which eventually turned into the man you see before you. so, if not for that music, there's really no telling where i might have wound up. what we did we put music studios into group homes. >> ready? one, two, three. i'm fig grurg music can do what it did for me, got work the same way as them. >> maybe discovering real talent here. >> the next ne-yo might come out of one of these group homes. you never know. you never know. >> coming up, how fatherhood made ne-yo a better role model. >> hinted your hustle. >> yeah. >>> later, ben stiller turns funny into money for haiti's school children. >>> i know you're enjoying cnn heroes "sharing the spot

and that's what tv you watched the super bowl on. (screaming playfully) >> y'all can't come in here. >> those are eggs. are you serious? >> yeah. >> why would you bring that out here? >> because. >> whoa! >> when it was good, it was good. i can remember having five or six jobs a month that were lined up back to back, and i mean decent paying jobs-- $4,000, $5,000, $7,000, whatever it was. and all of a sudden, just right about the time when everybody was saying, you know, "the recession is coming about, the recession is coming about," people just plain old stopped fixing on their houses, stopped making repairs. >> the payment on the house was due in two weeks, ani guess my parents just didn't have the money at the time, because he was explaining to us business was slow. and we lost our whole house and everything. so we're just back to ground zero. then we moved to a homeless shelter. anything that can fit in a book bag or a suitcase, you can take it. whatever you... like this tv, the yellow one in the living room, that only made it be

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they are calling it super saturday, you know. >> i heard they call it father's day because a lot of the dads need to pick up the stream that they have lost out on over the season. >> we're not taking chances. we're opened every day this week from 6:00 a.m. until 1:00 a.m. and starting on friday, we're opened 24 hours a day from 6:00 p.m. friday to 10:00 p.m. on christmas eve monday. >> reporter: now, earlier in the season you had a little bit of trouble, at least for the third quarter, with some of the promotions and a lot of the folks putting items on layaway. now i assume they've had to pick them up and pay for them. >> the layaway was due to be picked up on sunday. we gave amnesty midday on went. most of it has been picked up. we'll really pleased with our pickup on lay away. a lot of people came back from laying away from september and october. they showed up over the last week to pick up. >> how is the response been with the holiday programs that you've offered this season? >> sure. toys "r" us has more toys than anyone, toys that you can't find anywhere else. this year we added a

his dad led the local chamber of commerce and worked as a high school principal and super superintendent. and eventually he served six terms in congress. it was a stable, happy, middle-class childhood centered on work, family and service. and it laid a solid foundation for jon's later successes. it was very important to dad, jon once said, that we recognize that even though we weren't rich, we still had an obligation to get involved and give back to the country. after graduating from high school, jon enrolled at the university of arizona where he was very much the bundle of energy that anybody who has ever walked more than ten feet with him is familiar with. incidentally, i'm told that you don't want to go on a hike with jon unless you are a trained olympian. he hikes up camel back mountain almost every week at his home, and there are two routes. two routes. one somewhat challenging and the other one is like a stair master. jon takes the stair master because it's faster. he climbs up without stopping. and then as soon as he gets to the top, he comes right back down. most people stop to e

start saving at citi.com/pricerewind. [ buzzing ] bye dad. drive safe. k. love you. [ chirping, buzzing continues ] [ horn honks ] [ buzzing continues ] [ male announcer ] the sprint drive first app. blocks and replies to texts while you drive. we can live without the &. visit sprint.com/drive. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved. >> clayton: the oak ridge boys phoning in to it lift the spirits of president george h.w. bush the nation's 41st president getting special performance of amazing grace by phone. bush also has been singing with doctors and nurses and is improving while being treated in the icu apparently in the hospital room when the oak bridge boys called. in they asked mr. president can you hear us? and the president said loud and clear. >> dave: why were they singing to the former president? barbara bush actually asked the oak ridge boys and call 41 and sing to him over the phones to lift his spirit. bush representative said put away your harps. the president is going to be just fine. here is what a family spokesman said for