i love my dad so much. sorry, dad. >> jimmy: is your dad, when you tell these stories, does he get embarrassed? >> no. i think he'd be pleased. >> jimmy: when he taught health was he like the sex ed teacher? >> yeah, so that's another reason that i'm happy that he wasn't my teacher for that. >> jimmy: that would have been crazy. >> that didn't prevent him from teaching me all about sex education just at home. >> jimmy: oh, he did. he was very open. >> yeah, he was the one that brought me in the grocery store when i had my first period. >> jimmy: oh, he did. >> he was telling me the difference between all the stuff. it was horrible. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> he called it the periodic. [ laughter ] still does. still does. you got your periodic. i knew it was going to happen this summer. these are your options. he was like happy. >> jimmy: what? i will tell you, my sister is 47 years old. there's no way he's ever said the word her. she would probably burst right into tears. >> we're a really open family. >> jimmy:

>> it's always a mystery. >> this is all your dad's? >> it's a very small portion of the art that he produced. >> how do you handle an 8-ton inheritance? >> every single day, i've thought, "what am i going to do with it?" [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm driving in the san francisco bay area in benicia. i'm here to meet two brothers who wrote to me, saying they've inherited a pretty hefty haul. my mission -- to assess the gravity of their situation. >> my name is ron wagner. my father was bill wagner, one of the most prolific artists of his day. my brother and i realize that his art should never be judged by the pound, but the situation does weigh on us. >> i meet ron at his father's house here in benicia. hi, ron. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. it's nice to meet you. >> it's clear from the front porch that his dad was a creative and colorful guy. >> my dad painted every one of these tiles individually by hand. and there's lots more inside. >> yes, i'm coming inside. >> ye

they couldn't see your dad and grandpa walked in my dad sense of humor joke or that he was said oh yes here comes the two undertakers to take me home he was really my first hero and i guess i wanted to be like him and i tried that. here we are nine hundred twenty six the year we were founded my great grandfather founded our funeral home after serving in the first world war he served with this cousin who was killed in action and awarded the victoria cross for valor my family believes that my great grandfather's experience of witnessing mass death and seeing his cousin buried in mass graves still did him a desire to provide dignity for others when the time comes i definitely want this funeral home to. family and i want to continue with the same values that. my father carried on and i carried on how important is the name the idea that that's have to remain the name in this community is well. it's very. also care about what our name stands for and that's one of the reasons i still struggle with my decision. i thought you know. i'm ready for a real force and that's your favorite. thanks for

i love my dad so much. sorry, dad. >> jimmy: is your dad, when you tell these stories, does he get embarrassed? >> no. i think he'd be pleased. >> jimmy: when he taught health was he like the sex ed teacher? >> yeah, so that's another reason that i'm happy that he wasn't my teacher for that. >> jimmy: that would have been crazy. >> that didn't prevent him from teaching me all about sex education just at home. >> jimmy: oh, he did. he was very open. >> yeah, he was the one that brought me in the grocery store when i had my first period. >> jimmy: oh, he did. >> he was telling me the difference between all the stuff. it was horrible. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> he called it the periodic. [ laughter ] still does. still does. you got your periodic. i knew it was going to happen this summer. these are your options. he was like happy. >> jimmy: what? i will tell you, my sister is 47 years old. there's no way he's ever said the word "period," my dad to her. she would probably burst right into tears. >> we're a really ope

dad. i got the. funeral service you have a choice you can develop a keen sense of humor or become an alcoholic it can be. you know. so he called back a few minutes later and he says jackie your mother's body is in the morgue my sister's what do you mean it's not at the morgue and he says well it's not. here it sounds like possibly sci has the body john dental oh-h. and jim halliburton stories share a common thread they say their mothers bodies were both mishandled by funeral homes owned by service corporation international a funeral conglomerate based in texas that has come to dominate the funeral industry in north america we had planned to have an intimate family service we had planned to do a celebration of life later but we never had anything we never had anything she said i literally don't know how to tell you this but mom has been cremated she was on her way to the funeral home. story with her mother's clothing. our mum had always taken very good care of herself she always wanted to look great s

on his dad. his dad tries to get out. they won't let him. watch what wilson does. he doesn't run away. he's trying to help his dad. and then the fight is on. wilson is trying to punch the guy who held the gun to his father. he's fighting. he's punching. >> so the other gunman took off? >> it appears so but watch right here. the one guy with the gun being held by wilson and his dad and then you start to hear sirens. the police are coming. but first, passersby come over and stop to help and then the police show up. the police did appear to be close enough to help intercede in this event but you guys will not believe what happened. after police came and took the guy in he was eventually released. they said first of all, the guy had no record and second, it was a replica gun. >> bet some palms have been greased. >> the intent is everything. >> this is not how i saw this video ending. >> no, i didn't see it ending that way either but i didn't think they'd let him go. >> gutsy move by wilson. >> this i

what is it like to not be able to turn to your dad and say, "hey, dad?" >> the older you get, you realize there's a shadow of something that should be there, and so you're constantly clinging for something like that. >> during his summer visits, pascal gets hands-on experience in the winery he owns. does it bring you any comfort then to have this be a part of your life? >> it's more for the fact of making those people's lives easier and trying to prove that i'm not the owner's kid who just gets handed these things. >> it's finally time for me to get some hands-on experience of my own. well, not hands-on, but feet-on. it's the time-honored practice of stomping grapes. >> jamie, come on in. join me. >> all right, where's my stunt double when i need her? how deep is it? >> oh, about up to your knees. >> you know, i failed gymnastics. ahhh. ooh! >> it feels good. >> grapes feel good. i hear they're anti-aging. so what are we doing exactly? >> we want a little bit of separation before we make it into rosé. we're separating the berry itself from its juice. >>

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a father/son trip. >> great dad. [ laughter ] >> great dad, great dad. >> seth: you sent a photo. it seems like -- kevin, i want to say, it seems like you're in a first class seat, and it seems like your son is not. that is -- [ laughter and applause ] >> i've just got to -- i've got to be honest with you, though. >> that's the year. >> he's ten. i've won -- i've won dad of the year for six straight years. >> seth: yeah. >> i didn't want the seventh year, but i figured like, i'm not buying him a first class ticket. the kid's ten. so, i put him back there in coach and he's like, hey dad -- maybe, maybe -- you're ten, bro. what are you talking about? [ light laughter ] >> seth: you -- you've been married 20 years? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> seth: and i heard this story, which was fantastic. you went out of your way for your groomsman at your wedding, to give them a piece of baseball memorabilia. >> yes, memorabilia. yeah, so it was my rookie year. i'm hitting like 250. i'm like, i'm gonna be out of here soon. like, if i don't start hitting, you know, they're gonna send me down. but i

you guys put in blood, sweat, and tears to go help dad. your dad's a greek chocolatier. all that's the story behind it. tell people. zoe: but, i mean, why would i choose one chocolate company over another? i mean, you buy it because i like the product that they're making. it's not family stuff like that. lemonis: i just want to just spend a minute with you out front, zoe, just you and i. look, it's paramount for any good retail company to have a story behind it, why it got in business, why it does what it does. but when i look at zoe's retail material, their branding, their brochures, there's no mention of any of that. and i can tell that zoe's getting uncomfortable with it. but i don't care. i'm gonna keep pushing her. ♪ why are you so uncomfortable with telling people how this business came about? why'd you roll your eyes? zoe: i mean, it's just, like, i hate it saying it because it's embarrassing for our dad. it has no bearing on what we do. you know, it's over, it's done, and, i mean, here we are. lemonis: what is obvious to me is how much you've poured into this.

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tyler here has gone to visit his dad and trying to rush his dad out of the house, he's got things to do. >> come here in my truck, let me get out of here. >> larry is in his 70s. comes out to the garage startled first by the camera he's like who are you and what are you doing? it all becomes clear soon because you see tyler handed over a set of keys. he spots this red corvette in the driveway son, did you buy that? >> it's for you. [ laughter ] >> dad is immediately laughing yeah right. >> i'm going to get that someday, a corvette. >> he still doesn't think it's his. >> after 50-some-odd years of talking about the corvette that he had sold in his 20s, his entire life he's been telling everybody in the family i'm going to get that car someday. >> it's yours. >> what? >> it's already paid for. >> are you insane? >> it's not the 1959 cherry red corvette that you sold but it is a beautiful rendition right here. >> parents, y'all have to make sacrifices and he did just that and i think it's great at this point his son's like all right, dad, you did your job, now go have fun. >> get in, du

my son -- flip 'em, dad? 'cause i didn't want to blow out an oblique. >> seth: sure. [ light laughter ] >> god, it took 20 swings. that's it. >> seth: 20 swings. you have to be careful. >> and then -- >> seth: and then -- let's just go to the tape. this is real. ♪ >> drilled high into your left field. >> are you kidding me? gone! no way! [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel like i'm a natural. >> seth: it was the best. >> it truly was -- i didn't hit a home run in batting practice. the players, of course, you know, they all think you played in the big leagues. >> right, "you're gonna hit the home run." guys, i'm trying to just touch the ball. >> seth: yeah. >> and i hit a home run. it was a 1-0 pitch. i think i blacked out. [ laughter ] i didn't know what happened. i get over, "that was the greatest thing ever!" i'm like, "i just blacked out. what happened?" i didn't know what happened. [ light laughter ] >> seth: did you hear -- did the pitcher say anything? >> no, but that night i took all the boys out. we'r

i don't want him to feel like his dad don't love him. >> he said his own dad showed him a lot of love. but the day before we met butter, his dad gave him news, he was going to prison. >> yesterday, i found out my dad -- so i mean -- >> that's deep. >> yeah. >> his father tells her son to take out his frustrations on the field. >> i think it's because of the situation. like he's got something to prove. >> despite the new impossible odds, she's convinced he will end up in the nfl. >> i have faith in him. i have faith in our god that it's going to happen. >> i don't have -- >> there needs to be a plan "b" for the rest of your life. you're not going to play football the rest of your life. but maybe not having a plan "b" will at least get to you a college. >> at eight year, brittany started his own firm 10,000 pencils to help kids around the country. speck was among the first to hire here. why do you place so much faith in brittany? >> if you understand relationships and commitments, you will get results. >> speck has skmicommitments fo double-double improvement on the district test scores

. >> this guy's dad. did you see this earlier this week, lavar ball with a lot to >>> you're watching "news 4 today." this morning hollywood is mourning the loss of another legend. robert dion died yesterday at his home in los angeles. he was best known for his role in "benson." it won guillaume two emmys. he won the award for best actor in a comedy series. he was the voice of rathinki in disney's "the lion king." he was 89 years old. >>> basketball's latest social media sensation is going to take on the wizards tonight. it's not actually him, more like his dad. lakers point guard, lonzo ball. an early week twitter war began when his dad lavar gave a prediction about tonight's game, listen. >> washington coming in here, they better be wear. lonzo not losing in week. >> marcin gortart fired back, man please. john wall will torture him for 48 minutes. he told the washington post he plans to show no mercy. >> the son, lonzo, pretty soft spoken, humble guy. the wizards are actually undefeated so far. they're

thanks, dad, love you. see you. >> reporter: gary showered, dressed, headed outside into a cold, dark morning. it was then he saw something odd lying on the pavement. >> as i got closer and closer, i started saying that looks like my dad. and when i finally got up and then realized it was my dad, i had that moment of just -- disbelief. >> reporter: archie was health, just 58. didn't make sense seeing him like this on the driveway. sg >> i went, dad? and i touched him. and there was just -- i will never forget that feeling. but it just -- it was very lifeless. it didn't -- it didn't feel good. so i started yelling, mom, mom, call 911. dad is laying on the driveway. i don't know what's the matter. >> reporter: when paramedics arrived it was too late to save archie or the innocent expectations about life which gary now lost for good. >> there was just blood everywhere on the front of him. i just lost it at that point. >> reporter: gill cronkey arrived. >> he had been stabbed multiple times. two were upper tors

is exactly the way i feel about my dad. if i could have one more conversation, it would be with my dad. >> sure. now that i'm a dad it's written from that spur speculative too. my son's three years old and that's a full circle thing hoping that he wants to be like me like i want to be like my dad can. >> rose: we all want to please our dad too. you said this is a return to kind of minimalism for you. >> it is. >> rose: back to the basics. >> the last record was a great venture and all the thing we can do. this one we did commercially called the foundation. it was written intlierly all these songs were drafted for this album written to be margin and to kind of get back to that album for this project. >> rose: james taylor an inspiration for you. >> big time. when i was six grade seventh grade my mom had me listening to james failure and light foot and great guitar players and great here sists. the james taylor greatest hits i played two of them until they snapped. i listened to them back in 7th grade. nirvana was out then bu

they would say what you said about your dad is exactly the way i feel about my dad. if i could have had one more conversation, it would be with my dad. zac: sure. and now that i'm a dad, i see it from that perspective too. my son is three years old, and that's a full-circle thing. hoping that he wants to be like me like i want to be like my dad. charlie: and we all want to please our dad too. you said this is a return to minimalism for you? zac: it is. back to basics. -- this one got back to the first one we ever did called "the foundation." all the songs were crafted for this album, written to be personal and written to get back to that album for this project. charlie: james taylor is an inspiration for you? zac: big time. when i was sixth, seventh grade, my mom had me listening to jim taylor, gordon lightfoot. great music. great guitar players, great lyricist. the james taylor greatest hits tape, i played two of them until they snapped. i was listening to them in seventh grade. nirvana was out then. and there were a lot of other things that were out. back then some

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let's go from bad moms to old school dads. it's been nearly 30 years since "three men and baby" was released in theaters. >> everybody wants to know would they consider getting the bad dad band back together again? fingers crossed. ♪ good night sweetheart well it's time to go ♪ >> if they can do a good story and a good script, not a comic book sequel, i'm there. >> i think three men and a bride is a great movie. tom wans to do it. ted wans to do it. >> reporter: since all three men are ready to roll, with on camera chemistry that's been solid since "e.t." was on the set in 1987 -- >> look at this. >> reporter: -- why no part three? >> i think somebody new came in at disney. every time a new person comes in, they have to throw out all the old idea zplps we made two really cute movies. i think we all have to move on now. >> reporter: tom is busy with his day job, his hit, "blue bloods." was just honored at paleyfest, as it topped tom's other '80s classic, "magnum p.i." >> this business is like baseball. if you succeed three

you found out at your own dad's funeral. >> he never talked about it. he never said this was a special group and all of the accolades they got. he said, that was a situation that was tough. we didn't cry about it. we tried to find a way to make the situation better. that's what he always passed on to us. >> as even keeled as you are, as calm as you are, you're going to sit there and tell me over the days that you could lose your temper really easily? >> yeah. i was ultra competitive, hotheaded. >> technical foul, kicked out of games. >> yeah. yeah. it took awhile. i learned the lesson that being under control is better than being emotional. >> your wife talked about that's. we'll talk more about that with coach dungy after this. >> portions of the james brown show are brought to you by geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on mom, i just saved a lot of money on my car insurance by switching to geico. i should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico can help you save money on your homeowners insurance too? great! geico can help insure our m

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love you, dad. but you know what? i'm over it. i don't need the coins. >> but the coin-shop owner keeps thinking about that pretty penny. you see, there's this tale in the annals of coin history about an unusual batch of pennies the government minted in the 1970s. >> the price of copper had gone up in 1973. and so it actually became not cost-effective to make the penny out of that. and so they were looking for alternatives. >> paul montgomery tells me the story. he's a rare-coin dealer and author. and he explains that the mint's solution is to switch from costly copper to a cheaper metal. what was the composition of them? >> the coin is made out of 96 percent aluminum. >> the mint's proud of the coin. it strikes a million and a half and even hands out a few to members of congress before its release. but the aluminum penny is a bigger '70s flop than the gremlin or the leisure suit. >> the coins didn't work in vending machines, uh, i guess because of the metal. kids would swallow 'em, and they wouldn't show up in x-rays, either. >>

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told your dad you were worried? >> yes. we kept in touch to see if one of us had talked to her. >> reporter: did he seem to be worried? >> he did. and we could never get in touch with her. >> reporter: at midnight, it was clear something was terribly wrong. scott left work to file a missing person's report with the moundville police and then they all waited. what was it like for you that night? >> it was awful. i was very scared when she didn't come home. and i pretty much knew in my heart that something was wrong. >> reporter: the next morning, said kelsey, she woke up in a house that no longer felt like home. she called her grandmother reba in prattville, a town two hours away. >> and she said, is mama down there at your house? i said, no, she's not here. and she said, mama didn't come home last night. >> reporter: so what was going on in here? >> oh, i'm just turning upside down. i'm just tied in a knot. >> reporter: reeb ba called theresa's younger sister at her work, the local court. >> she said theresa is miss

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she asks where is dad? should we wait for him? does he know you guys are doing this? what's going on? >> no. open it. >> the kids are like putting on helmets. open it, it will be fun. >> you're about to find out what these guys have been up to, she finally does open it. >> it's yours. >> oh. >> it's actually dad's girlfriend, not only has she been a loving girlfriend to steve but also a positive and loving influence to the three boys, so they all came together to propose to teresa in this way. when she opens the box it's a ring inside and that's when dad comes out from the hallway and gets down on one knee and listen to what he says. it's so sweet. >> we really love you. we want to know if you will marry us. >> come on! its see lovely and beautiful, they're crying, too. she says yes. >> well done, lads. >> i guess i'll keep ya.

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