that's number two. >>> to bad moms. >> to bad moms. >> the movie, "bad moms" had plenty of people laughing at the box office, and hey. the producers laughed all the way to the bank because it made $183 million worldwide, and now the ladies are amping up the cray cray by bringing in more moms for the sequel, and we have your first look. >> here we go. >> i don't think i can do this sober. >> you guys want to get drunk at the food court? >> oh, yeah. ♪ >> it would have been so easy to do "bad moms does hawaii or" bad moms does vegas. this is just the women a year later. exactly a year later, and they are doing christmas together. >> i spend months picking out the perfect present for .veryone you know the only thing i get in return? coupons. free back rubs. >> that's not okay. >> back bad rubs. >> let's take christmas back. >> it's great because we didn't want to do the same movie again, so rather than deal with the stresses of school, it deals with stresses of the holidays, but our mothers come in town. >> mom? >> it's this added layer of not only are we overworked moms, but we're bratty c

it's a built-in mute button. >> mom, mom, mom. >> i think they turn it off a lot more if they heard more stuff like this. >> mom, where does this go? >> mom, can you brush my hair? >> mom, before i put this away, do you need anything ironed? >> do you want to share in case the hot water runs out. >> mom, can you show me the dance you were doing? >> that one there. although my mom can two step. >> mom, just because she's my sister doesn't mean she can't come to me movies with me and my friends. >> i think moms would play this on a loop instead of soothing music. just to remind them of what life could be like. >> well, i think they nail it here with things moms never hear from their kids. >> actually, mom, you're spot on. this will spoil my dinner. >> if you thought of anything we forgot to discuss, write it on my face. >> that's why they never get added. or if they get added, they get blocked. >> i know my mom added all of us. >> don't worry. if i were younger i'd block her. >> you haven't accepted my friend request. >> mom, i'll give you help with the shopping bac inping bags. >> i need

>> we'll talk about the sequel that's upping the power with some naughty grandmas. >> mom? mom? >> closed captioning provided by -- who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. the only bed smart enough to change sleep as we know it. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you comfortable. and snoring ? ... does your bed do that? right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our most popular p5 bed. >>> did you see this viral video prank today? a dangling cider-man scaring people, and in the end, they laughed. >> they laughed after they freaked out. i love the reaction. this is all to promote the new "spider-man" movie, and

>> we'll talk about the sequel that's upping the power with some naughty grandmas. >> mom? mom? >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> did you see this viral video prank today? a dangling cider-man scaring people, and in the end, they laughed. >> they laughed after they freaked out. i love the reaction. this is all to promote the new "spider-man" movie, and tom holland told us about it at the new york premier. the baa reese as are real, and so are all but one of the customer. >> i have a grande cold brew for "spider-man." [ screaming ] >> did i scare you? >> could have been right out of the movie. >> oh, hey. hi, guys. >> [ bleep ]. >> hi, how are you doing? >> what the [ bleep ]. >> that's cool. that was one of my good friends. he was in the suit, and that's an amazing video. a lot of fun. >> grande cold brew? spider-man? >> spider-man? >> thanks, guys. >> [ bleep ]. >> the location of starbucks in brooklyn, new york was retrofitted with a fake ceiling. one of the three stunt doubles with attached to a kev lar cable. with "spider-man" creator st stan lee takiing pictures and l

so mom's doing her makeup. you think well whatever she's probably good at this. >> you know the first step with makeup? >> she's got the foundation part down. this is where things get interesting. the contouring part. >> can you explain what contouring is? >> it's shadows that highlight the features on your face. they can narrow your nose, give you higher cheekbones. >> highlight areas -- >> make the other ones disappear. >> it's better. >> it's time for the eyes. and we're going with this look here. >> i can't do that. >> this is where we're going to get a little sketched. >> we can end up looking like bruising. >> so she's got the eye liner down, the shadow, and, you know, mom hasn't done eye liner in a long time probably. >> look at his face. >> this ain't looking good so far. >> lipstick. area of expertise for some of us. line the lip, darken the edges. highlight the center. gives you full lips. let's hope mom can do it. >> perfect. >> yeah? >> we've got a little practicing to do. still funny to watch her t

and mom gets some alone time. >> with a can i say, i'm mommed out. >> it's our first look at "fun mom dinner." >> i know this is last minute. we like to do these mom dinners. >> i'm babysitting tonight so you can go out and have fun. >> it's not babysitting when they're your kids. >> with adam levine, and paul rudd playing an unlikely drug dealer. >> it's very illegal. >> sounds good. >> paul's real-life wife wrote the film. the full trailer is online at etonline.com. [ intense music playing ] ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. (machinery grinding) uh-oh. oh, oh. uh-oh. ooh, you know what this reminds me of? another one of your dumb dreams? no, no, that-that space movie. you know, the one with indiana jones in it? jack, now is not the time for a star wars discussi

and mom gets some alone time. >> with a can i say, i'm mommed out. >> it's our first look at "fun mom dinner." >> i know this is last minute. we like to do these mom dinners. >> i'm babysitting tonight so you can go out and have fun. >> it's not babysitting when they're your kids. >> with adam levine, and paul rudd playing an unlikely drug dealer. >> it's very illegal. >> sounds good. >> paul's real-life wife wrote the film. the full trailer is online at etonline.com. restlessness... extreme anxiety... pacing... a constant urge to move. if someone you know is suffering from schizophrenia they may also be struggling with akathisia: a common side effect of some schizophrenia medications. learn more at myakathisia.com. >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, jay-z's new album drops and queen bey's hive is losing its mind. ♪ >> how bonnie and clyde are controlling the narrative and profit in the process. >> jay-z would like to sell what he makes in the store he owns. >> then, why dating j.lo is humbling for a-rod. >> the paparazzi was screaming

mom is chasing. she is trying to do bicycle crunches but now pillows flying all over the place. >> well, looking after kids is pretty good cardio. it will balance out. >> i love how it is organized chaos. the mom still gets exercises in. she goes and puts it back in place and goes back to it. >> the video is about seven minutes long, and the entire time the kids are just creating -- >> a world of their own around her workout. >> hugs. getting a workout. >>> now, moving over to this next one where dad is doing some push ups and baby thinks it is hilarious. >> the good thing about that, he is incentivized to do a few more pushups. >> sure, you will do anything to get a baby lasting. >>> next one, dald wants to do 22 pushups, that's all he want to do, but he needs a little encouragement. the good thing is his son is right there to clap hisso son i right there to clap him on, as if to say you've got it. >> that's 22. >> no, it is not! >> yes, it is. i was counting. >>> wings to pilots cut through the fog

you happy, mom. >> it's really interesting as a woman to learn about your mom as she was a young adult and then becoming a

you happy, mom. >> it's really interesting as a woman to learn about your mom as she was a young adult and then becoming a woman. finding out like her crushes, people she might have been in love with. >> what it was like with her first crush. >> this 69-year-old man said he wish he could go back, not ask a question, but show her the appreciation he had for what she did. >> i really wanted to apologize for some things that i said to her during my teens that were really -- >> we all wish we could do

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like my mom. my mom was an amazing woman. parents are really what shape a lot of your world. for myself, i grew up in this world where i was not born of crime in my world. i was born according to the world i lived in. i was chosen and expected and i was prepared for it and loved and accepted. i was accepted by the people that mattered most to me. growing up, i didn't know the rules and why i was hiding in the house. they just told me to do something and that's what you do. near a closet or in a closet and that's what you do. your mom said you don't walk with your dad on the street, you don't ask questions. that's just what you do. it's not something that stuck with me. in hindsight, i realize the gravity of the situation. i was born on the cusp. i was old enough to experience apartheid and the change in south africa, but young enough to not be scarred by the memories and the realities of the country at the time. >> you were talking about how you were loved and chosen and you felt all of that. also given to preferential treatment as a child. somebody who didn't want to meet yo

. >> so i just stole my mom's car. >> he hasn't seen his mom in two years. he's been serving in okinawa, japan. he called mom's fiance saying let's prank her. he goes into the house and slips the keys away and take the car. >> momma plays no games. as soon as she sees her car missing, she's going straight to the phone to call the police. >> i think she sees me. >> oh, look. the car is coming back. it's being returned. and right there i think that is the look of excitement. she runs back into the house. >> she's got to report it to the police. it was my son. he stole the car. >> look at this. >> oh, my gosh. >> it's rolling away! i thought it was rolling away in the background. i thought oh no. >> that would be the prank of the century. >> we made moms cry. >> then they have to tell her a breathe. >> what are you doing here? >> breathe. tell her to breathe. >> he may as well get comfortable because she ain't letting go. >> we thank you for your service, but i think his mom just wants to thank him for that big surprise. >>> i used to say when you do a wrong yo

that's when my mom pulled up. and he had told her i was cussing at him and all of this. >> were you? >> no, i wasn't. >> no more questions, judge. >> ayryana, are you on probation? >> yes, i am. >> what are on you on probation for? >> for battery and driving without a license. >> what did that battery involve? >> me and my friends and fighting a female. >> you and your friends? how many friends? >> i think it was five of us. >> there was five of you. fighting with another person, right? >> yes. >> with one lone person? >> yes. >> and you beat up this victim, right? >> uh-huh. >> and then you go to the football game, and you end up getting arrested, and you say you didn't do anything, though, right? >> right. >> and you weren't saying anything. >> no, i wasn't saying anything to him. >> you weren't screaming profanities at him? >> no, i wasn't. >> how was it you became arrested, then? >> i don't know. >> i have no further questions, judge. >> all right, thank you. you may have a seat back there. >> the purpose of t

[ibrahamam thorlie] narrator: so where are the best and worst places to be a mom?? for its state of the world's mother's report, "save the children" studied 164 countries and compiled a mothers index. at the top of the index, women have what they need to thrive: excellent medical services, plenty of skilled health workers, and opportunities for education and advancement. but the gap between the topp and bottom-ranked countries is stark. at the bottom, one in three children suffers from malnutrition and one in 30 women will die from pregnancy related causes. and how does the united states stack up? number 31. america's maternal mortality is the highest of any industrialized nation. but the study is also clear about solutions that work, and the very best solution for helping moms and children: more health workers on the front lines. the equation is simple. more doctors, more midwives and community health workers means more mothers and children surviving childbirth and the early years of life. nowhere is this more clear than a place like nepal, which is ranked 133rd on

what about the dog moms? >> you should have -- >> i can't bring my dogs to preschool and meet a bunch of dog moms. krystal is a dog mom, but our doings are afraid of each -- but our dogs are afraid of each other. it wouldn't work out. we can scream at each other across the park. >> i love that you can categorize yourself as a bo bookworm, spiritual mama, gangsta -- you know how to match your life interests -- >> the wine mom? i'll hang out with those moms. call me:we'. >>> we'll talk about the weather. >> i don't think this will be as fun a conversation. it's a good forecast in the days to come. we have beautiful live cameras to start with. camel back mountain where we start, you see the sunshine reflecting off the clouds. it's hard to tell you about the base -- top of the mountain, bottom of the screen, we actually see some clouds hanging right along the mountaintops. the clouds breaking through. camel back mountain to spring city, pennsylvania. you see the crack of sunlight, as well. still cloudy. now beaut

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like short and mom gear. like mom clothes. >> the leggings, those yoga pants, man. >> did you make love? >> well, neighbors, how has see him at the neighborhood barbeque. >> too embarrassing when you've already gone there, made the weirds flailing. >> you made him believe you were flirting with him. >> just talk awkwardly and then try to walk away as fast as possible, my toddler i>> is ? >> i didn't -- i don't know. i didn't get that far. >> he is a neighbor though? >> he lives like three streets down. >> now telling the whole block were you hitting on him. do you have clear that up. >> i mean -- >> tv woman, she is hitting on me. ya? >> foe new i was on tv then woe know i was married. i don't know he knew who i was. >> i bet today. >> can i have some sugar? oh, i mean, give you some sugar? >> for baking. >> hey the clooney's have had, finally had the twins. so, they had their twins yesterday in london. >> all right. >> they announced it yesterday. boy and a girl. alexander and ella. >> ahh. >> i think it is

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he hesitated and resisted and said, no, mom, i am not going up in that thing. i don't know if anyone has ever been in a hot air balloon. there is only up or down. we jumped in the balloon and we were up and enjoying the beauty of the landscape until the wind picked up. -- "bra the word "race" , weone too many times scraped the rooftops of too many truck and my son in the was below me and finally we the park wein started but in someone's backyard. he ran over to me and started shouting, mommy, my turn, my turn! unfortunately with the windy conditions, the balloons had to stay on the ground. the opportunity to rise in the sky came and was gone, and i took my son aside and said, or member this moment is in life, desk remember this moment because in life, if you do not take an opportunity it can quickly pass and he will never know if it will come back again. [applause] rep. love: graduates, your experience on campus has given you a view from higher up. .emember those experiences remember what it felt like to gain that new perspective, to gain that new knowledge, to

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

lemonis: what was your mom's name? trevor: karen. lemonis: is your mom's name incorporated in stuff? trevor: no, we've actually talked about that, but we're just not able to go there yet. lemonis: how do you keep her momentum alive? what do you guys do to do that? trevor: nothing. we started as a purpose brand, but i think we'd be more of surf-beachy brand. it just didn't feel right pushing a story of "this watch will provide meals for children in need." we wanted to make sure that people knew that it was still a cool watch and not just a donation piece. lemonis: the story that trevor's telling me has confused the heck out of me because in one sentence he's telling me that it was about his mom and the charities, and the next minute, he's telling me about surfing brands and cool things. so, i wanted to get the actual story from him. i think the fact that you have that as your purpose is a very big deal. you're driven to have this succeed because that's your connection to her. trevor: i don't think about that. i just -- i think i've pu

look how this mom saved her son. she leaped on top of him and created a barrier and they couldn't get to him. >> they were trying to kidnap the son? that was their intention? tie>>sot t mhehis could be a setup from the father and that maybe they were trying to kidnap him but she wasn't vk any of it. >>> so much culture to see out there in our world. this is incuador. they have this wooden boat race where they launch these different boats and float down the river. everybody comes out, lines the edges of the river to cheer on their favorite community members. everybody there to have a good time andcelebrate. you can see another boat coming down the river with one following it. >> oh! >> the bridge. it went down. >> the whole bridge collapsed. you had a wholeunch of those community people standing along that bridge. as the perfect vantagee fferent boats go by. however, that bridge was built la cimsrs ago and a local maintained since. it's designed to support 1 1/2 tons. i think once you get a whole bunch of people on th

she's taking over "dance moms." she's hitting the road with a new dance tour. and nothing's going to stop her, not even a nasty dance floor collision. first things first, what happened? >> i know. we were doing this lift, my partner and i, and we were trying something new. he was spinning me really fast and then we butt heads. and then i go to the mirror and there's blood running down my face. my boyfriend's been taking care of me. he's been washing my hair in my sink. >> the two-time mirrorball champ is dating actor matthew lawrence, again. >> we dated ten years ago when joey lawrence was on "dancing with the stars" season three. we went out on tour and joey introduced me to his brother, and, that lasted like maybe a year and a half and now we're back together. we're older -- a lot older, wiser. >> tomorrow cheryl heads to japan to kick off her "love on the floor" tour. she gave fans a sneak peek on "dancing with the stars." she'll be joined by three olympic ice skaters, including mirrorball champs kristi yamaguchi and meryl davis, and meryl's partner on the i

you know, a lot of moms find being a new mom can be lonely especially if none of your friends have kids or if you don't gel with the parents of your kids' friends but can swiping which is so popular this dating apps actually help you find mommy buddies? well, one app says, yes, it can. it's the new app being called tinder for moms except not for dates but friends. >> tinderella's clock trikes. >> my clock strikes loudly at 9:00 until she cries out for me. >> the peanut app mothers find like-minded buddies with just a few intieps. >> you know you're gneiting people that have the same interests and similar age kids. >> reporter: sign up with your facebook account and create a short profile with how many kids you have and pick a few wores to describe yourself. anything from mom time or geek chic, similar t dating apps they can swipe up to wave. if two users wave to each other it's a match putting users in touch with each other so they can set up mommy dates. >> very much similar dialogue. >> you also have like kids running around. >> reporter: these were all strangers until they met on the

i think mom recognizes it. because the fawn's let go and you think okay. where is mom? mom knows her baby. in her own sweet time makes an appearance. >> come on back here. you know you anticipain't suppo be running off. >>> when it comes to your men, be careful what you ask for. >> we know. >> for example here with mark. >> so with the weather being about a thousand degrees a week, the mrs. has been moaning on to me about buying a pool for the kid. >> so the mrs. is like, it's so hot. why don't you get a paddling pool you cheap man. >> because i don't fit in a paddling pool. >> but i doneveryone's hot. this giant man, what's he going to do? >> no way. >> but it's dirty. >> no, no, no. he's got himself a skip and i think you call them dumpsters here. very nice pink one. don't worry it's not dirty either. look. he's put liner in. gets himself the hose pipe. starts filling up his new full size man sized paddling pool. how's the mrs. going to take it? >> like we did. >> oh, no. >> her jaw just dropped. >> it's just one of those moments of, did i marry this? >> what you mean

had we not i don't know if i could be a good mom. i'm not sure if we're told to be this one particular thing, that wasn't ourselves, i could be a mother of my own girls, not understanding that it's okay to mess up. >> host: speaking of mothers, you write that laura bush was the family closet hippy and last nazarian. >> guest: she was. the low back. our mom loves music. she loves reggae, loves it. so growing up we always had reggae music playing. we have a number of experiences with our mom going to hear great music started in first grade, paul simon was on tour. so my mom took us with a but, of course, when you're in first grader about this tall sweat stood on the contrary deceits. i will never forget it. and that a number of other memories i was just thinking about when i was nine at camp, you could get one care package and people would buy to parents anesthetists and a cd. it was a big gift of a cd playr of the tiger ivy was getting like new kids on the block in the mail, and my mom sent me bob dylan live at budapest. which i love.

knowing my mom and my daughter, especially my daughter, especially my daughter. what what if i was asleep? >> reporter: gardner believes the answer to that question is neither her, her daughter, or her mother would be with us today. as for what is next, they are not sure, the recreation center will serve as their temporary home. matt yurus, wusa9. >> it is just heartbreaking to see. a spokesman with the fire department says it will be a long time before anyone can live there again. get the latest on this fire and breaking news on our wusa9 mobile app. >>> we are switching gears now, a warm day. but, will it end up being the pick of the weekend? let's go straight to first alert meteorologist howard bernstein with all of that orange behind you. >> yeah, temperatures still in the 80s . tomorrow, will be the pick of the weekend. today wasn't bad, we got up to 89 degrees now down to 86 in town. low 80s and rested in springfield, but 81. so, only 70s in hay market coming in at 77. heavier showers overnight. especially north of town. they picked up a half inch. this aft

you're fun, too, mom. uh-huh. i just said i'd go with dad because i think he'd need me more. [ chuckles softly ] how come i do all the looking and you do all the sitting? 'cause you do all the losing. oh, and you're this close of doing all the sleeping in a tent in the backyard! did you check your purse? yes, of course! it's a big purse. you might want to look again. okay. i check. you rest. no. there's nothing. you're sure? yes. i've looked twice now. there's nothing. okay, then. manny! manny? what the hell? where'd that thing come from? christmas. two years ago. never took it out of the box. "who would enjoy that?" i thought. a kid, that's who. well, come on. we've got your party. what's the point? you were right. i-i was born 16. i've lost my childhood. why did you want me to look again in my purse, jay, huh? is it because you put the keys in there? no. why? did you find them? yes, i found them because you put the keys in there! manny, what the hell are you doing there? he wants to cancel his party becau

mom's special juice, it's wine. now if you think that's shocking, check this out. good old fashion yoplait®, it's not made with cage free norwegian hemp milk. and guess what? she loves it. ♪ ♪ >>> you know, she happens to be one of the world's most photographed beauty christie burns nearly lost her life after giving birth but was saved with the help of modern medicine. tonight she takes us deep into africa where her life's mission is to help other mothers because in her mind every mother counts. >> it should have been one of the happiest days of her life. but for world famous model christy turlington burns it was almost her last. >> i had such a great pregnancy and was so ready for it and yet the post-delivery just blindsided me. >> your delivery almost killed you. >> i started to hemorrhage. it was scary and also very painful. i was so grateful to have people in the room that knew what was happening and were managing my care, i want that for every mother. >> which is why with her modeling career in full swing she founded "every mother counts" helping other mo

if it keeps you out of your mom's hair, yes, do that. luke, if your mom starts to lose it, i need you to lighten the mood by being extra cute. no problem. i've got some stuff prepared. "hey, mom, i'm 'firsty.'" heh? adorable, right? yeah, that's -- that's good.

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that was the problem her mom had with it. >> i'm going to have to first apologize to my niece. this is a competition in china called sky ladder. what we're seeing here is a camera's point of view from alex. >> what? >> that looks like it would break every bone in my body! look out! >> this is an enormous drop all the way down the stairs here. i just don't get how you even begin to train. alex said this is the favorite part of the sky ladder competition. he said it was tremendously scary to start off right here on those rungs that he hopped down to. >> it's like falling with style. >> how old is alex? >> in his 20s. i'm going to go out on a limb and say that. when he hits like 30, 40, he's going to feel it. >> recording a couple of different videos from his point of view, using one of those mounts for the go-pro. put your action camera on there and bite down on it. >> he needs a brace, to protect his mouth in case he falls. >> you can hear him huffing and puffing. now, for the big slide. >> the easiest part of the stunt. >> a little bit of a break there. but not much. ooh! firem

my mom would pass away less than a decade away. my father is still with us another decade after that i couldn't admit to them that money and run around of them failed. we never moved beyond our first case. while i trembled to meet her lips she told me in detail what intimacies she would and wouldn't be okay with and i nodded as if this was a subject that i have mastered. for me on the ideas of marriage once and forever i believed that it was noted different. once we were together we would remain together. terminology with technicality so i was ruined like i couldn't believe. it's one thing not to go to prom and another to be dumped the day that you pull off the greatest deception. if every person has a great test mine was and may still be parting. i learned i could deal with death but i couldn't accept that god would let wives become entangled to be ripped apart. how could you live forever and be a part forever. a real end without resurrection and a place where islam can't go doesn't help stop working. had carla not broken up with