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yeah of course i want to look like my mom. in the modeling sense i want to branch out and becomile saor and not christie brinkley's daughter. >> she is adorable, by the way, love meeting her. christie has been posting sweet messages about her little girl going off to college. then there's this one. popping champagne and writing empty nest, par-tay! >> last year i made the trek to visit the set of "the huntsman," winter's war and as expected, the sets were massive, the costumes were incredible but what surprised me was how much fun the cast was having. while filming such a dark tale. it was a party and we have the outtakes to prove it. >> my dominion. oh, my god. what was that? what was that? >> this cast could not stop cracking up. "the huntsman" already us with those costumes. charlize in the epic scale. who knew there was so much laughter behind the scenes? [ laughter ] >> it's heaven to be around charlize and the sisterly bond translated on to camera. >> we got to do most of my stuff with emily. they wreak of it. >> i've ba

(whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. . and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. mom, you're going to college now, right? yes, i am, sweetie. can you take cooking classes there? i thought you liked my tuna casserole. it was better when you made it drunk. roscoe, i made it when she was drunk. oh. mystery solved. you would not believe what i snaked out of old lady gorman's shower drain. mom, please. we're eating dinner. and it's hard enough. fine. a hairb

. >> screw it. >> let's be bad moms. >> i am in. >> yeah, bad moms! >> god, somebody moved my stool. >> i loved the three of you together. i mean, just hysterical. i was laughing the whole time. were you guys friends before or was it true magic in the make something. >> we knew each other. we have been friends for 10 years. >> 10 years. >> oh, wow. >> so it's the real thing. >> yeah. >> but i -- all of my friends of friends of kathryn. >> yeah. we have a ton of friends in common. >> every single one. and all of them are how have you not worked together. >> how have you noting hung out. >> i know. >> i was in love with kathryn but she didn't know it. but then i made it very open. >> and it was really uncomfortable. >> and i was like i love you so much. >> that's why i am sitting -- >> a have a great day of school. >> amy p.t.a. meeting at 2:00, will we see you there? >> no. >> the bye. ♪ >> i love the fact that this was written and directed by men. >> it's a love letter to their wives. because they have seen their wives struggle in these worlds and s

. >> gwen scores some major mom points with son zuma. getting the crowd in austin to celebrate his upcoming eighth birthday. ? happy birthday to you ?? >> big brother kingston held the cake and 2-year-old apollo was in momma's arms. >>> up next, britney's belated birthday wish for madonna. brit struck a pose along with her niece, lexi, dancing to the classic "vogue" in las vegas. while britney's moves are of a foam roller, we got to give a shout-out to the tight, toned physique. the girl looks good in a short, white romper and she sounds good on her new single out today. ?? >> the song is called "do you want to come over" and her fans say yes. >>> and finally usher's transformation from grammy-winning music sensation to serious movie star. >> i don't reach. >> usher is unrecognizable playing boxer sugar ray leonard. >> the film is called "hands of ramirez. >> we were what, we were fighting for nine, ten hours. >> it was so hot there. every day. >> usher credits his wife of nearly a year for pushing him to do the movie. who understands yo

this is my bad mom story. i literally opened his diaper because i thought he was sensitive to urine because i had been letting him sit in it for days. >> stephen: you were pickling him. >> the littlest one of my hairs had wound itself around his balls, like, five times. ( laughter ) horrible mother! almost castrated my son. >> stephen: you think you wake up in the middle of the night thinking about it. i don't understand. i don't understand. your son is going to say to the therapist, i don't know why i'm attracted to mesh briefs, i don't understand why this is a thing for me! ( laughter ) >> yes, motherhood. >> stephen: so much is asked of moms, and you're a working mom, you know. >> yes. >> stephen: you're an actress in demand. do you feel like, oh, my god, i have to make a choice at times? >> no, it's very clear. it's my career, stephen. what are you talking about? ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, you've got to. you don't have a choice. >> no, no. i don't know what mom doesn't wake up in the morning and thinks

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not even my mom. my dad asked the club owner, exactly why am i going on and he said because you know, if people come in i want them them to know we have some entertainment. i hear dad killed that night. during those lean years, dad paid his dues but also got lucky. one night lenny bruce caught his act in chicago, loved what he saw and introduced him to his manager, marie becker. this was huge. my dad worshiped lenny. taking every opportunity to soak up lenny's presence, my, my mom and dad would drive from new york to the horn club in chicago just to see him perform. one night while they were there, lenny got arrested halfway through his set. this had become the norm. that night the cops did not like the use of his word, i'll not say that because were doing tv here. let's say a very descriptive word. looking to hassle the club, the cops began to ask everyone for their ids. when they they got to my dad he defiantly told them yeah, i don't believe in identification. in the cops promptly threw him into th

or is it because i'm a mom? moms aren't allowed to be sexy. women at a certain age really start to blossom. i didn't even know who i was in my 20s. honestly. but i do know who i am now. >> seriously, i could not agree more. now, forget fitness routines and facials, some people in hollywood turn to, well, more drastic measures to look forever young. >> there was a time when going under the knife was kept quiet, but that is not the way dr. miami operates. he's a controversial plastic surgeon who started snapchatting his procedures live. and guess what? it led to a big tv deal. >> good morning, everybody. my name is michael. they call me dr. miami. welcome back to the

a rescue of a mom and her three children. watch what happened moments before this bit of video. >> that white car parked right up on top of that reservoir, right beyond the fence there. >> the family has already gotten into that car. mom nearly deadly mistake. >> no! >> oh, no! >> oh! >> hit the gas instead of the reverse. >> oh! >> didn't realize the car was not in reverse, the car and the kids with mom go right into the reservoir. now immediately you see nearby people rush over. they realize this family can't swim. even though mom had brought the kids to the reservoir to enjoy the water. but they had just been in the shallow. now they're in big trouble. people run over towards where the car went into the water, and you see a lot of those people carrying flotation devices, buoys. and i am happy to report that everyone made it out safely. >> oh. >> what a drop they had. i mean even though they fell in the water that is a very long fall. they could have been injured when the car hit. >> you know, it really just seemed to go al

mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can give hugs... but i can't give millions of dollars to a campaign. have spent millions helping ayotte's campaign and she voted with them 90% of the time -- supporting tax breaks that help millionaires and oil companies. mom: in washington, kelly ayotte listens to too many millionaires... and not enough moms. narrator: women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. >> daniel: oversized rubber buckie with quite a story to tell. taken from home decade ago and went on world tour. facebook page popped panama and enjoyed journey don't want to know who took the ducky. >> duck lo

that's how it happened. [ light laughter ] my dad came with my mom and he and my mom was like, baby, okay. and then i came out, like, i'm baby. [ laughter ] at least that's how they explained it to me. i don't know. it's not a long tale. my dad's actually so dumb he replies to junk mail. [ laughter ] i wish that was a joke, that's not a joke. we caught him replying to junk mail. we sat him down, we're like dad, you don't have to reply to this. it's called spam mail, it goes to millions of people, it's he's like, "oh i'll take it from here." [ laughter ] dear barnes & noble, this looks like a great sale, but i'll be out of town on the 23rd. [ laughter ] [ applause ] you're an idiot. on christmas, he referenced to us that he has a twitter account. we were like, pause christmas. [ light laughter ] show us immediately. and he walks us over to the computer and sure enough, my dad's been tweeting every day ten times a day for the last right? why didn't we know this? because he doesn't follow anyone and no one follows him. [ laughter and applause ] he's just been shooting this stuff into sp

here come mom and dad. mom looks over and she cease something -- >> mom radar. >> right? >> something's wrong. >> oh, my gosh this is probably -- >> whoa! >> that looks a lot like havi. >> exactly. and dad's like no my son is a lot more handsome. >> dad walks away but mom is still like there is just something about that guy over there. >> very good deal. >> look he looks just super casual. >> finally she looks up and she's like -- >> ha! >> oh! >> meanwhile dad went to the bathroom. >> sit down sit down. >> just sit down. love that they did the whole prank for dad. >> now dad is starting to feel like maybe mom was on to something. >> they're always right. >> and wait a minute. >> is that -- >> that's so -- >> he and his brothers did a really good job. we see a lot of surprises but this one is up there. >> for sure. >> ah that is supercute. >> that's a look at today's best viral videos. head on over to rightthisminute.com for more. we'll see you on the next "right this minute." there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. that's why we'r

mom is not far away. and here she is getting mom, all black with a little white tail, mom goes back home and it's not very far away. it looks like she has made her home in what looks like what could be an abandoned house and you see the puppy has a couple of siblings. they're about three puppies you see waiting on some milk once mom gets back home. >> and mom's found pretty good real estate to hide away in. >> these pups need our help because this dog clearly not somebody's pet. but animal aid unlimited always willing to take a chance on something. >>> oh, yes. >> stuff like this makes me just so uncomfortable. my heart just goes cold. >> honestly, it gets me all excited. >> and that's why they do it ladies and gentlemen. >> i think it's really cool that these guys are able to do this. over their money. because that's what this is all about. awesome. >> nice save. >> i call it core controel because he just owns it. and just look at his views. it's like musical monkey bars. >> exactly. go do it that playgr

[shouting] >> mom mom mom mom mom! t >> i'm turning i'm turning! >> michelle mcsweeny decided to teach her 23-year-old daughter how to drive. the steering wheel's on the other side because they are in ireland. despite only moving slowly around a parking lot in dublin, both mom and daughter went from hysteria to anger while megan struggled with depth perception. her mom struggled with trying not to swear at her child. she's 23, remember. she said she gave her a lesson in 2015, took her nearly a year to recover. lessons to the professionals from now on. >> samantha: that's funny. >> tia: professional psychologist. >> brian: turn turn turn! >> tia: crazy. >> brian: the hand brake must be the emergency break. >> samantha: your driving lessons didn't look like that? >> tia: no. my instructor yelled so profusely, i wasn't like that. i wasn't nervous but i stole the car at a very young age. >> brian: you what? >> tia: don't tell nobody. went on a few joy rides. sorrom >> brian: how about that. learn something new every day. >> samantha: checking the satel

my mom is like, oh, that's great, i'm very excited. and like ten minutes later my dad texted me three photos of bradley cooper in different tuxedos. like which one of these do you think would be nice for me? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's gone hollywood. he's gone hollywood. >> who is going to style me? >> jimmy: you created a a monster. you just went to the white house. you got invited to a dinner over there? >> yes, so -- i got invited to the white house does these dinners called the state dinners. and they had one it was for the nordic region. there was like some big dignitaries were coming from like sweden and stuff. and you know, when you get invited to these dinners, they have you know a lot of political people, people from you know, different fields science, government, or whatever. and also some like people that are in our world. and usually you have some sort of connection. like will ferrell was there, his wife is from sweden. >> jimmy: yep. >> and i got invited because >> jimmy: i didn't know that at all. >> i think they invited

mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can give hugs... but i can't give millions of dollars to a campaign. vo: but that's the way to get kelly ayotte's attention. corporate special interests like the koch brothers have spent millions helping ayotte's campaign and she voted with them 90% of the time - kelly ayotte listens to too many millionaires and not enough moms. vo: afscme people is responsible ? yeah, in the summertime ? ? livin' in a dunkin' paradise ? what are you doing? papi, i'm making sure cuppy doesn't burn. ? dunkin' iced, oh, yeah, in the summertime ? >> sara: shiri has changes on way to stay inside and crank up ac, daniel. >> daniel: >> shiri: where did you get ice cream? go to the vending machine? >> daniel: absolutely. >> shiri: what time is it? nothing like 7:30 ice cream. 57 in norwood. i don't know, daniel. that's not warm enough. 57? and 59? in bridgewater and lower 60s plymouth down to marion and 65 in brewster and 58 new hampshire and 62 in lowell, playing catch-up and 70s, 80s by noon time today. all sunshine today.

they tell each other they miss their mom. they want their mom. it just hurts to hear kids saying they want their mom and their mom won't be in their lives anymore. only through spirit and pictures. that's the only way they know their mom for the rest of their lives. the only thing they have to go on is what they have. it is heartbreaking. oh, god. it is heartbreaking to hear that and raise her own children. i truly, truly from the bottom of my heart, i forgive them. i forgive them. i can't bring her back. i forgive them. i pray to god that they pray to god to ask for forgiveness for what they have done. they have taken a person's life senselessly. >> reporter: heartbreaking hearing the pain that mother is going through and remarkable through that pain she still has a message of forgiveness for the men who committed this crime. unfortunately, this is not the first time that diane has gone through this grief. her oldest daughter was killed from gun violence ten years ago. john and christine. >> rachel crane, thank you. >>> among the attention about

(whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> kate hudson let her 5-year-old son do her make-up. results are a must-see. >> i like this technique. >> a true artist. kate snapchat the entire glam process. >> what color are you making the brows? >> pink. >> we are calling this the cutest makeover ever. >> cool. look at that. what do you think? >> i like it. >> yeah? >> my favorite hashtag, slopping technique on fire. if you think kate went for a lot, wait until you see what the pint-sized beauty queens on "toddlers and tiaras" go through. you are going to be shocked at how far they go to make it to the stage. >> i'm kara. i love pageants. >> hit it. >> she stands out from other pageant children because she is the quintessential beauty queen. she looks like what everyone thinks a pageant girl should look like.

. >>> a driver's sure he can drift -- >> why mom's bmw almost doesn't since of adulthood. >> your mom is the last person that you call. >> see how you finally know when you're a grown-up. >> when you look forward to bedtime. >> you consider sleeping to be the best weekend ever. >> and -- >> dude decides to go horseback riding. >> lord i feel for this fellow. >> why the struggle is real to get back in the saddle. >> i feel for the horse. >> oh, what a tackled web we weave when first past some electric fencing. >> oh, no. >> oh, yeah that poor deer got his antlers stuck in electric fencing rope. but the good news is it wasn't electrified. what we have here is a wraf animal rescue coming in to try to get that buck undone and as you can see it might be a little dangerous. >> he could break his own neck like that. >> yeah. >> well what you see here are two guys with giant netting trying to wrestle this thing to [ indiscernible ] >> can't really get close to that thing at this point. >> the way it's kicking his legs and bouncing around. they could get hurt themselves. >> exactly. and look a

blow my mind. >> she wanted her mom to be there. the hospital arranged for her to have the ultrasound there with her mother lying in bed so they could share the experience. >> so much for her mom. the surgeries and all the stuff under the sun. it's this kind of humanity that goes so far with somebody. >> this gender reveal goes down in history, for me. taylor was happy the hospital allowed her to do this because her mom died three days after. >> oh, my god. >> after she learned the gender of her baby. >> it's happy. >> yeah. >> it's great. it's wonderful. it's sweet. it's pure. it's a fantastic de forever. she posted the video to facebook. of course it went viral because, like all of us folks see the beauty in being able to share all these precious moments with her mom. >> give her a hug. give her a hug. >> you are melting. >> everyone have a hug. >> you are melting. ? >>> if you watched our show for more than a day, you know i love motorcycles, but i hate watching it's frustrating. we have a guy here, you can hear him drop a couple

mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can give hugs... but i can't give millions of dollars to a campaign. vo: but that's the way to get kelly ayotte's attention. corporate special interests like the koch brothers supporting tax breaks that help millionaires and oil companies. mom: in washington, kelly ayotte listens to too many millionaires and not enough moms. vo: afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >> adam: heading back into the olympic zone, team usa is bricking home four medals in fencing but do you think takes to dual. it is' fun to pretend anyway. but it has been a part of the olympics since 1896. >> kim: i guess the goal is to hit your opponents many times as possible. nancy chen suited up, took some lesstons with fencing i love that you get to play with swords and you get to we are pretty cool uniforms. the pen is mightier than the sword but the author of the line never stepped f here. 20-year-old eli derk witts is competing in his first olympics, before he headed to rio he showed me how to dual with the best

"mom approved?" "caffeine free?" we think mr. marketing guru would fit in better at a different chicken company. ooh, i got it. "gluten free." all chicken is gluten free. i don't think that's...oh, ok, it is. other hacks, head to our website rightthisminute.com or use our mobile app to see it. >> just along for the ride. ?? >> eerks. >> scaring the bejeebers out of your mom has gone out of the vehicle 40 fast vehicle and onto a personal water craft. >> [ bleep ] back down. [ bleep ] >> nope. >> yeah. she's going fast, and she ain't liking it. >> oh! oh! oh! >> screaming. i can't tell if she's crying even though the poster says she is. >> oh, yeah for sure. >> oh. >> doing that. >> she's genuinely skard. she's not just kind of laughing through it. >> no! >> oh. >> oh! >> thank you. >> ha, ha, ha. >> she's pleading for him to stop. it's almost like what i can't -- >> yeah. >> i wasn't scared. this one although this one i feel like we've seen before that rope, that tree, that swing. >> that guy. >> that guy. >> oh, no! oh, no! no! >

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you're going to live with your mom, wherever your mom goes. >> you all right? >> i guess. >> sheree, you have one minute left. so we'll be here next sunday. >> pumpkin, i love you. i miss you. bye, pumpkin. bye. who do you want to live with when your mom comes home? why do you even say that to somebody's kid while i'm sitting in jail? like, who does that? >> your mommy loves you. >> yes. >> she just does dumb stuff all the time. she wants to make me feel like my daughter loves her more or something. >> who loves you more, though? grammy? does grammy love you? >> yeah. >> i can't even think right now, i'm so pissed off. just -- and my mom that she even does that. of course my daughter is going to live with me when i leave. this is why i don't get along with my mom because of stupid [ bleep ] like that. i'm sitting in jail. my daughter's never lived with anybody but me. she's going to tell me, who do you want to live with? that's like you put a baby in front of somebody and say, who do you love more? you can't do that to people, to kids. i want to go. i want to l

>> see a son's sheer joy in scaring mom. >> oh! >> nope! >> we see a lot on this show but i can honestly say that this gender video is unlike any other. >> you have a daughter. >> no way. >> taylor just told her tha she's having a baby girl. you see that she's laying in the bed, with her mothers, donna, who is terminally ill. she has stage four brain and lung can >> that's the circle completing. it's right there. it's right there in bed together, grandma, daughter and future grandchild but she's having the daughter, too, it's crazy. that's the whole circle right there. blowing my mind. >> she wanted her mom to be arranged for her to have the ultrasound there with her mother lying in bed so they could both share the experience. >> so much for her mom. all the medicine, all the surgeries and all the stuff under the sun but it's this kind of humanity that goes so far. >> as i told you, this gender reveal goes down in history for me. and taylor was really happy that the hospital allowed her to do this because her mom actually died three days af

. >> that is mom coming up to say, hello! >> the story behind a kay beinger's close call. >> that is just spectacular. >> an rough, and then -- >> it gets scary. >> see why this is a very bad sign. >> around -- >> believe it or not, it's a rap about reverse mortgages, and -- >> the least likely guy to do a music video. >> now the internet's newest star reveals the real story behind that shoot. >> when i was off camera i ran away from those girls. the web with -- >> millions of hits. >> now we solve the mystery behind one clumsy lady. >> there is so much beauty on this beautiful marble that when you live on one of the best ways to see it is from a kayak especially if you're in vancouver island, british columbia, these videos sent to us by our friend brad. this is lucas, out there. and when he needs to get a better look at what's happening under the water -- >> no. >> no! >> anyone? no. okay. >> he sees a bunch out there. particularly harbor seals. right now it's the pupping season. the little pups come up to the kayak. hi, how

yes, mom. why? hmm. no reason. >>> beyond technology, what else can be done to convince people to stop checking these while behind the wheel. the nation's capitol, plus the district of columbia make it a crime to use a hand-held device while driving and people break the laws all the time. what changes behavior, experts believe, is seeing the pain caused by distracted driving. the unthinkable. parents lay their daughter to rest after their friends were drinking, driving and texting while behind the wheel. but thankfully, this isn't real life. it is a program called choices. every choice comes with a price. created by the acadia sheriff's office in louisiana. nearly 200 high school students participate in a mock crash and act out the consequences afterward. the video is then shown in high schools throughout the community. >> we're going read you your rights. okay, what's going on. >> it sounds so simple. don't use your phone while driving. seeing the consequences helps drive the point home. >> the 360 expe

one mom is furious and wants big changes. what launched at her son could have left him blind. >> wanted in brazil. olympic medal winning swimmer ryan lochte has some explaining to do. why they think he lied about being robbed in rio. >> they called their baby's birth a miracle. weighing a little more than a pound. they knew something wasn't rig right. the local couple's race to save their son and the doctor who finally solved a live impacting mystery. ♪ >>> terrifying moments inside a local dunkin' donuts as man marches in, pulls a gun on a woman with her young daughter just inches away. that mom, though, kept her cool to keep her daughter safe. she says what her little girl did next stopped that man in his tracks. >> fox 29's dawn timmeney spoke to that mom and her daughter. >> reporter: 26-year-old brenda garcia thought it would be fun to bring her daughter brianna to work at dunkin' donuts on north front street in olney on monday. she wanted the seven-year-old to see what mommy does and brianna was excited. >> she brough

age, her name was selma, and she really became good friends with my mom and she helped my mom take care of my brother and myself. i was by that time almost 6 months old. a couple of days after selma's dad was shot, selma was in our house and saw from my bedroom window right across the street, she was looking at her house, she saw a large truck pull up in front of her house and people jumped off with a lot of screaming, kicked in her door and rounded up everybody in that house. the truck drove away and except for one brother who later escaped she never saw the rest of her family again. >> right. >> so that was so scary, that was such a shock that that same night we moved to amsterdam, but we had no place to really live yet, so we moved into temporarily with one of my father's military friends that was also in the resistance and my father went out to look for a hiding place. >> right. and so did he continue -- he couldn't continue his business in amsterdam. what was he doing there? >> in harlem -- so the business was confiscated early. >> in harlem. >> in 1940. that was in amsterdam. then

she said, i'm worried about the gold star moms. we need to provide some kind of comfort for them. >> i knew the general had resources to help us knew it. i also knew he had the heart. that's exactt order the wall where you see senior airman jonathan yelner. he volunteered after his single mom discovered he was ditching class in college. i said, john than i am going to give you two options because you fooled mommy. you have a choice. navy or air force. pick one. >> yolonda vega thought those were the safer options. he came over and he hugged me and walked away. the recruiter, he just went like this. he never looked back. the air force gave him maturity and purpose. he served in iraq then afghanistan. and there, safe on base, he volunteered for an army patrol. there was a bomb. he was 24. >> i was told that he was killed instantly. thank you, god. yeah. my baby. yolonda barricaded herself behind close friend and family. blue star moms sought her out and she was amazed. >> being a blue star mother coming over to a gold star mother and