get mommy. i go to him, and i tell him, mommy's right here. mommy loves you. and i watch my son breathe then stop breathing. >> the mayor says the nypd will beef up patrols in high crime neighborhoods. a move that community activists say can't come soon enough. and tonight, the city's top cop says the nypd can't fix the homeless problem alone. the commissioner bill bratton says long term solution is to provide mental health care, not just put them in jail. friday, the city annoyanced ed nnounced a plan to weave mental health services to serve lower income communities. recently, there's been several violence attacks by homeless people. in fact, yesterday, police released this sketch of a panhandler who choked a man in central park. >>> a search underway in the shooting of a police officer. one is in custody, but the search for the alleged killer is on. >> reporter: a routine traffic stop turned deadly for memphis police officer, sean bolton. >> heard it, bang, bang, bang, bang. >> reporter: the 33 -year-old officer shot repeatedly, and despite the bullet proof

get mommy. i go to him, and i tell him, mommy's right here, mommy love you. and i watch my son breathe then stop breathing. >> reporter: she and local elected officials call for gun violence to end. in fort green this morning, a 46-year-old man was also shot and killed. in the bronx, a 20-year-old man killed in a playground. >> tired of telling the city to do something, you are elected to be mayor of the city, and now step up and do your job. >> reporter: harsh words for the mayor this morning from a community activist who says the mayor needs to roll up his sleeves and do more. tonight, a spokesperson said the mayor takes very seriously each incident and has directed nypd to beef up its presence in these areas. commissioner bratton on a sunday radio show said overall, crime was down. >> the city is actually very good. overall. we've had overall decrease in 5 to 6% in crime. >> reporter: community leaders say it'll take more than policing to end the violation in the high crime neighborhoods and want the city to use emergency funding to finance organizations a

. >> we had to drop them off and they're screaming mommy, mommy, mommy, as we had to drive away. >> reporter: months after a california judge ordered the boys returned to their parents, 2-year-old matthew was dead. his mother, blanca reyes allegedly admitted to police that he had been subjected to months of abuse and neglect. >> i'm heartbroken for mart you and the other three boys. >> reporter: she cared for the two oldest boys for nearly a year. >> they were the sweetest little guys, we just love them so much. >> reporter: a spokesman for l.a. children and family services says it's up to a judge to decide if children go back to their parents. >> the foster mom who cared for the younger brothers is trying to adopt all three surviving brothers, for now they are in the care of montgomery county social services. >>> two county officials are saying they were racially profiled. an incident is caught on dash cam. it's the end of a degrading and profanity laced confrontation. >> he said i did not know it was you, mr. leggitt. what difference should that have made? at that point in time, i was simp

you did this to your mommy, i knew he would miss you. you did miss your mommy. >> mother nature is a sexy beast and she is capable of some pretty fantastic natural phenomena. this is an iceberg breaking in greenland. you see it very quickly gliding away from the rest of the glacier, and the best part is when you see that that iceberg that cracks off is starting to sink back into the water, and inverts itself. >> finding its new balance point, right? that's pretty cool. >> look at that. >> strength and a lot of weight when it shifts as well. >> there's one photographer that realizes maybe i should go to higher ground, so many times we're so sucked into what's happening we don't realize there could be a wave coming. >> this is one of the most active glaciers in the world. they believe the oldest ice here is 350,000 years old and it's awesome when you get the close-up of the iceberg. >> it's kind of like seeing plate tectonics, geology evolved and mountains being formed sufficient like this. it happens time scale we can appreciate. >> fasci

you did this to your mommy, i knew he would miss you. you did miss your mommy. >> mother nature is a sexy beast and she is capable of some pretty fantastic natural phenomena. this is an iceberg breaking in greenland. you see it very quickly gliding away from the rest of the glacier, and the best part is when you see that that iceberg that cracks off is starting to sink back into the water, and inverts itself. >> finding its new balance point, right? that's pretty cool. >> look at that. >> strength and a lot of weight when it shifts as well. >> there's one photographer that realizes maybe i should go to higher ground, so many times we're so sucked into what's happening we don't realize there could be a wave coming. >> this is one of the most active glaciers in the world. they believe the oldest ice here is 350,000 years old and it's awesome when you get the close-up of the iceberg. >> it's kind of like seeing plate tectonics, geology evolved and mountains being formed sufficient like this. it happens time scale we can appreciate. >> fasci

and mommy like kind of just pulled me aside and she was saying, because when i was little i always asked her who was my father and why aren't with we with him and gave me vague answers at 14 she pulled me aside and told me that her father was my father. and you know, everything that happen whatted. >> what does a 14-year-old do when you hear something as devastate as that? >> i was shocked. but i did know something was off. especially since my aunt like -- we didn't have a connection with them. and i didn't know them like that

even though they have two parents, two mommies who have been their mommies since birth. only one of those is their mommy legally. as the 8-year-old girl, i want both my mommies to be my mommies on my birth certificate. and every kid is entitled to have their parents be their legal parents. >> we've discussed this before in court. why is it that the opponents to marriage equality got so stuck on the adoption issue? as a matter of law, before it was a matter of politics, it actually set them backwards. >> yeah. i think because as the arguments developed over time, the only difference that they could come up with between a gay married couple and a straight married couple was this possibility that some straight couples accidentally procreate. in other words, they get pregnant by accident. what will happen to those kids? that was the only distinction they could come up with. that distinction became the central part of argument for why gay people shouldn't be treated equally under the law. it makes no sense. the court concluded that and i'm confident the court in mississippi w

yes, they are with their mommy right now. their mommy is back in houston with both girls. caroline started second grade on wednesday, just two days ago. so she is in school right now. do you start monday? what grade are you in? fourth. that is awesome. is it fun having a little brother or sister or is it kind of annoying sometimes? both. >> kind of fun, kind of annoying. senator cruz: that is the way it goes. you guys want to get a picture together? you can stand up and i will come down. >> i am with them. don't hide your sister. >> look right here. say fried butter. senator cruz: excellent. thank you very much. good to see you. >> bye. senator cruz: what is your name? good to see you. are you in school together? what grade? third? awesome? i like your matching pink shirts. what is your name? >> let's get a picture right here, guys. senator cruz: where are we looking? which camera? thehis sunday night, 20-year-old college student has been visiting the graves of u.s. presidents and vice presidents since he was nine and documenting his adventures on his website. he talks abo

. >> we had to drop them off and they're screaming mommy, mommy, mommy, as we had

i killed mommy and i'm getting out in 20 years, blah, blah, blah. >> i pulled up the sheet and wrapped it around his head and said, say hi to mommy. >> when people think of alaska, they often picture a place of extraordinary beauty. a vast expanse of wilderness considered to be the last frontier. for many this comes with a price -- the loss of freedom. in the next hour of "lockup," we go inside spring creek, alaska's only maximum security prison. a little more than 100 miles south of anchorage is seward, one of alaska's oldest towns. it is surrounded by water and the majestic surroundings. in the middle of the scenic beauty is a correctional facility that houses the most violent offenders. >> i'm a pimp on the street. you know what i'm saying? me and my girl, she didn't come back with the money on time so, you know, she got smashed. >> i was robbing a hotel in alaska and ended up getting in a fight with two people and hitting one of them with a hammer, a lot. >> they were like, what's going on, why are you killing me? i didn't say nothing to them or talk about it to them, i just did it

even though they have two parents, two mommies who have been their mommies since birth. only one of those is their mommy legally. as the 8-year-old girl, i want both my mommies to be my mom ois my birth certificate. and every kid is entitled to have their parents be their legal parents. >> we've discussed this before in court. why is it that the opponents to marriage equality got so stuck on the adoption issue? as a matter of law, before it was a matter of politics, it actually set them backwards. >> yeah. i think because as the arguments developed over time, the only difference that they could come up with between a gay married couple and a straight married couple was this possibility that some straight couples accidentally procreate. in other words, they get pregnant by accident. what will happen to those kids? that was the only distinction they could come up with. that distinction became the central part of argument for why gay people shouldn't be treated equally under the law. it makes no sense. the court concluded that and i'm confident the court in mississippi will

. >> i love you, mommy. let h >> and i love you, rocky. >> i love you, mommy. >> they were there to support mom. rocky didn't seem to think too much of her star. >> it's a nice thing to see your kidsith you today too. >> it means everything in the world to me. they love to be on stage. >> bo james cocker was mia. lee daniels was there. w daniels dropping a little news. >> watch her on empire you guys. she's coming on empire. >> we can say we've been with we had to show her her very first "e.t." interview. >> i just want to continue writing and hopefully growing within, you know, myself as an artist. >> what's your first reaction? >> who did the hair? >> the first time we saw mariah was as an 18-year-old singing backup. three years later, she had a multi-platinum debut album and a best new artist grammy under her belt. "e.t." was on the set of her earliest music videos. >> and through the years, w watched her career explode. over 200 million albums e've sold, five grammy's, a her furry fan? find out in our st

. ♪ >>> well, it's something most working moms can relate to, mommy guilt, balancing family and career. as hard as it can ever be. and more young women are planning on putting jobs aside just to raise their kids. >> there are other lose say you can still have it all. abc's linzie janis has more. >> reporter: they call it mommy guilt. >> i just feel like such a failure. >> reporter: take a look online and you'll find endless moms confessing the same nagging sense of inadequacy. >> i feel guilty because i couldn't be the classroom mom. >> reporter: moms like allison hon have full-time jobs. >> i got to work. i do feel that guilt, especially when i'm trying to get away from my children to get some work done where i feel like gosh, i wish i could just focus on my kids. >> reporter: and a growing number of professional women may be doing just that. in may, the harvard business school released a survey that showed 37% of millenial women plan to leave work for family. compared with 28% of again x women and 17% of baby boomers. so what happened to the dream of having it all? >> women with big

. >> i'm not going to sit back and make a whole album of mommy songs. >> and tori spelling left red faced. as concerns grow for lara. >>> we're with cookie after her hospitalization. >> this is work. do i like my job? yes. >>> now "e.t." with our take on today's top stories. hi, everybody. thank you so much for joining us. "empire's" taraji p. henson. opens up about being hospitalized. kevin frazier is on the way. cameron mathison here with me. >> thank you, nancy. there is big news to start off the week. tracy morgan married, mel gibson's new 24-year-old girlfriend, and we begin with george and amal's golden life. >> the jet set couple held hands and rubbed noses. amal was, well, dazzling. a gold metallic mini dress, dior heels and a mini clutch. joined by randy gerber and cindy crawford to promote their tequila company, ibiza, and photo bombed the romantic moment earlier in the day. >> overlooked the beach. the island is the party capital of the world and that placed perfectly into the marketing of the high end tequila. they're trying to sell the celebrity lifestyle. sex, fame and fashi

come on, mommy, i'm ready to go! ney, mommy's too sick, so daddy's gonna take you. okay. come on, daddy! well, listen... how good of a friend is molly? because i gotta tell ya, i don't see it. ray! all right!

. >> my mom is shot, my mommies shot. my mommies dead. i kept telling him we will not talk like that. >> but four or five shots and that is a few blocks away. >> that could have been anybody, man. anybody. my girl, my child, my mom, anybody. i mean, today, man. >> wilmington is going crazy, man. >> reporter: you can see neighbors are very shaken up. back out here live police do not have a ton of details surrounding circumstances of this murder. we don't have a a motive and shoot they are morning is still on the loose. new there is what appears to be a city operated surveillance camera on the corner from where the murder happen. the delaware news journalist reporting that the time of the murder that surveillance cam why was not working, lauren. >> thanks very much. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane plans to talk publicly about the criminal charge that he is she's facing. spokesperson says kane plans to answer reporters question at a news conference, in harrisburg today. she does not intend to resign. she's charged with leaking se

. >> we had to drop them off at that home and they are screaming mommy, mommy, mommy as we drove away. >> reporter: months after the foster mom was ordered to return the boys to their parents, the 2-year-old was dead, his body covered with cuts and bruises. his mother blanca reyes allegedly admitted to police that he had been subjected to weeks of abuse and neglect in the wheaten home she shared with the boy's father. >> it wasn't hard to believe at all unfortunately because we saw the signs. >> reporter: what the foster mom cannot believe is that los angeles children and family services returned the boys to the parents. they lost custody when little matthew was born with meth in his bloodstream. all the children were in bad shape. >> they had ringworm, bronchitis, they were dirty from head to toe. and so it's deplorable that they were returned and then it happened to matthew. >> reporter: both parents were addicted to meth. the judge returned the boys after blanca reyes got some help. >> and shortly after they stopped checking on blanca she moved back in with jonathan. moved the boys

. >> he rang the phone and said mommy, i'm on my way home. >> reporter: that's the time she would hear her son's voice. 50 shell casings were found where 25-year-old danel smith was killed friday night. >> i went to him and told him mommy is here and i watched my son breathe and stop breathing. then when they got there and they started pumping his chest, i knew my child was gone. >> reporter: that was just the beginning of a violent weekend of gunfire throughout several boroughs. 19 people were s saturday and sunday. three of those people died from their injuries. >> i heard a shot. >> reporter: antoine is recovering from bullet wounds himself. he was shot on the foot and arm at the party celebrating the life of a young gl who died. this man started shooting striking nine people. >> it was it was like at least 10 ambulance out there. it was crazy. >> reporter: for stoves, this is a case of life imitating art. he's an actor in a web series in brooklyn and the damage it does. >> people see the damage and then they worry. they don't think about it before they do it. >> reporter: leaving m

>> addie what did mommy tell you? you are going to grow but you'll always be mommy's baby. >> i'm not going to be this big. >> oh my gosh, what is going to happen when she turns 30. >> oh this is so adorable. i'm with you, man, don't grow up. >> mom reassured her even when she is big and grown up she can still sit on her lap which i think is a sweet thing for mom to say. >> i don't want to be that big. i want to stay here. >> you want to stay here forever. >> i do. >> and the polar opposite side of this spectrum is little alyssa who is delighted about her brand new hula hoop had it about a week and she is showing off her moves. >> i can't get it to go around me. i'm a complete muppet. >> alyssa is the daughter of one of my best friends, jeannine ogi and she has a latin mom you can tell because -- >> the way she's moving her hips? >> the way she's moving her hips and eventually she loses the hula hoop and just starts dancing. >>> a decision can set up a chain reaction that then causes something else. >> how this guy ch

. >> now, nicole, come on over here, we are live, he wants his mommy. >> we are live down the shore at 106th baby parade here in ocean city new jersey and we have the best mommy, and baby duo, can you stand this place, the cutest. >> you are the grand marshall of the baby parade. what are your duties. >> first of all, it is such an honor. so much fun. this is the cutest parade in the country, maybe ever. >> what are your top three that you have seen. >> hi baby jacky saw cuties, like oranges, but they were triplets, and that had to be high on the list and also the one, the little will meat ball. >> creativity, nicole. >> i know, off the charts. >> i said next year he will be in costume. >> what do you think you are competitive, i know that. what are we thinking. >> he was a lobster, for halloween, so maybe we will bring that back. >> can you please, put him in a pod pot annie can be a chef. maybe we won't cook the chef. >> that is a little weird. >> whatever you want vittoria. >> i'll just watch, i will be a spectator. >> thanks so much. >> baby jack, sign back to ukee. >> he was chann

mommy and daddy time. he has not had fun yet. this is adult time. senator cruz: are you looking forward to having a deep-fried twinkie? >> daddy, too. >> right here. dad's cellphone. senator cruz: thank you very much. god bless you. >> thank you, senator. senator cruz: where is the camera? right here. >> thank you, senator. >> got it? >> can you get it for me? [laughter] >> there we go. senator cruz: i broke the camera. >> can i shake your hand while you are waiting? senator cruz: thank you very much. god bless you. hold on one second. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for supporting our second amendment rights. thank you 100%. senator cruz: my view is i support [indiscernible] on energy, all of the above. but i don't think the federal government [indiscernible] >> that is fine, but the oil companies own the [indiscernible] senator cruz: that may have been the case 20 years ago. >> it still is. senator cruz: at this point now, there is considerable demand. i think without a federal mandate, that will continue to be demanded by the refiners. it is a

. >> she was calling mommy, mommy they're taking me. i said don't worry, janaement i'm going to get you. he had a gun and shot up in the air and told me to get -- >> patterson and lewis were romantically involved and the teen had a protective order against him. >>> the other side of the state. released outside pittsburgh. the escaped inmate suspected of killing a woman while on the run. he was taken into custody one day after escaping from a work release program. investigators say he strangled a woman he knew about a mile from the jail. they say he stole a gun and then led police on a chase before he was captured. >>> back here at home, a message for you. no more smoking. at least in public housing complexes. that starts wednesday in philadelphia. that's because the housing authority's board of commissioners voted to approve a universal smoking ban earlier this month. that makes if the largest public housing agency to enact such a ban. it forbids smoking inside homes and on public housing property except for the designated outdoor areas

specially to you mommies. single mommies. she can bring her kids on the road. >> my kids are here with me right now. you know, they are part of everything that i do. and, you know, my daughter loves all of the dressing up, and all of that, obviously, she is a girl, you know, i still do too. for alex and ladies out, there i investigated. this is what i can tell you, let's pop up the picture from my stain gram. best full shot we have of her. because it is. look at what she is. she is pulled in with this amazing dress, it has a lot of structure, and what is she showing? her killer legs. >> yes. >> ladies, talked about this before. you might be over 35, maybe you're over 40. she 46, ps. as you can see, she is thin nerve person than you might think. they always show her booty and her booty, you know, she stack, but not big, big booty. and she is thin. you know? she just looks great. again, not showing her arms. showing her legs. and this is the other thing that surprised me. few weeks ago, a make up artist in town, she said don't

mommy, will you turn that off, i can't hear that. i have to be very sensitive to how much i'm paying the attention to the news when i'm actually home, but i will tell you about a horrible story that happened in connecticut shootings two and a half years ago and how that story has turned into a positive for our family. my daughter is in the book. he actually gave a piano resitele, 11 classcal pieces. shs right -- this is right after the shootings. she found out little girl's whose family had shared for the fitting. >> do you think any of the kids that passed away that day loved animals. so my daughter gave this piano recital and we took the horrible tragedy. it was my proudest moment as parent and watched my daughter played the piano and now she served in the advisory board for the sanctionware. she-- sanctuary. she is learning firsthand about what it is to give back. [applause] >> we have time for one last question. we'll come back right here. >> gretchen, thank you so very much for what you're doing. and the question i have today is

i called diana on her cell, and i said, mommy's gone. and she started screaming at the other end of the phone. what do you mean mommy's gone? i said, she's gone. she died. something happened. she died. >> reporter: soon clarkstown police detectives stephen cole-hatchard and earl lorence were on the scene. they noticed that susanne looked a wreck, standing in front of the house in the snow. >> susanne is in the driveway, at the foot of the driveway, kind of pacing, looking rather frazzled. >> reporter: she told detectives what she told the 911 operators, that peggy tripped over the cat. >> her mother must have tumbled down the stairs and stabbed herself with the knife. >> reporter: while detective cole-hatchard stayed outside with susanne, detective lorence went inside the house. this is police video of the scene taken that morning. lorence knew right away, this was no accident. >> no way did she fall down the stairs and trip over a cat. >> reporter: detective lorence saw peggy had been strangled, then stabbed. and it also looked as if sh

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mommy guilt balancing family and career. it's as hard as ever. more young women in fact are now planning on putting their jobs aside to raise their kids. while others do say you can have it all. linzie janis explains. >> reporter: they call it mommy guilt. >> i just feel like such a failure. >> reporter: take a look online and you'll find endless moms confessing the same nagging sense of inadequacy. >> i feel guilty because i couldn't be the classroom mom. >> reporter: moms like alcee o'kelly who had full time jobs. >> i got to work. i do feel that guilt especially when i'm trying to get away from my children to get some work done where i feel like, gosh, i wish i could just focus on my kids. >> reporter: and a growing number of professional women may be doing just that. in may, the harvard business school released a survey that showed 37% of economy len yell women plan to leave work for family compared with 28% of gen x women and 17% of baby boomers. so what happened to the dream of having it all? >> women with big jobs have much more balanced l

house and have mommy there. >> judge carlos seymore is making sure the impact testimony doesn't get too emotional as to prejudice the jury. but with young victims it is heart breaking. the defense attorney begged the jury not to answer death with more death. >> the law requires that you not be swayed by that emotion and not let the emotion for those families overwhelm your decision-making process and your reasoned moral judgment. >> reporter: the jury will deliberate a final time and must be unman musfor holmes to get the death penalty and anything else will be life in prison without parole. >> a second day of losses for the greek stock market. they had a yesterday free fall in the first day of trading. leaders in athens expected to roach a deal with a bail out. a deal must be reached by august 20th or the country goes in defall. puerto rico is also in dire straits. the ilanis 72 billion in debt and cannot make a payment on the loan. that is causing concerns for investors here in the u.s. they are joining us live from the capitol in san juan, puerto rico. >> reporter: a lot of inves

. >> i love you, mommy! >> oh! and i love you, rocky. okay. >> i love you, mommy! >> they were there to support mom, but rocky did not think too much of the star. it's a nice thing to see your kids with you to >> thank you. >> what's that mean to you? >> everything in the world to me. you know, they love to be on stage. i'm not a stage mother, but they love to be on stage.day. >> where's james today? >> working. he's working. >> both james was mia, and producers rap and lee daniels there, daniels dropping news. >> watch her on "empire," guys. >> i just want to thank all the fans here today, thank so much. [ cheers and applause ] i can't thank you enough for being here with me. >> but we can say we've been with her since the beginning, and we just had to show her her very first e.t. interview. >> i just want to continue writing and hopefully growing within, you know, myself as app a an artist and hopefully have success and continue to do what i'm doing. >> what's your first reaction? >> first reaction is, who did the hair? >> first time we saw her was at a fresh fac

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why would i miss my -- mommy. >> andrew's mom gave him a hug off camera and he bravely walked into school for the first day. >> that is great. >>> when you walk into your house -- >> when i walk into my own house? >> when i walk into your house there's an instant feeling you get when you walk in. your house feels airy and fresh, there's always flowers. there's a feeling that's warm and welcoming. >> thank you, hoda. >> style me pretty.com says there's five things people look at when they walk in a house. >> an organized entryway. my kids are home right now. you know how i am. >> you like everything neat. >> they used to make me crazy. cody would leave his shoes in our entranceway. and then when he got older and he left, i loved seeing his shoes in the entryway because he was home. and even this morning i came down with bambino to get the coffee and three of cody's pairs were just sitting there. and i just thought -- and i leaned down and it was such a joy to organize my son's -- i know it sounds bizarre, but i did. at 5:00 in the morning, i was so happy he was home, but i did want them ni

media wonder why they would not use these pictures first. >>> and whether you have a ring side seat mommy wars are waging, stay at home or working, breast feed or bottle. that is a video blogger with a parody of taylor swift called bad mom. to stop the wars. >> judge you for what you do. >> what is it you do? sit here on the floor go shopping. >> and a fight seen like the real video, they go at it with vacuums as weapons, the message is real, no right or wrong, just the best way that works for you and your family. it's called life suckers does come. and people on my facebook page say moms no matter which way you go at it we are all trying to get it done by the end of the day. >> matt pellman is live in the "action news" traffic center with an update on this wet tuesday afternoon. >> some bad blood feelings towards the traffic, but i'm not sure it was ever mad love, we never loved the roosevelt boulevard, it's extra heavy up to the schuylkill and the broadway, and another round of really heavy rain, rolled through east falls making its way towards center city and on the vine things are wet

whyy would i miss my -- mommy. >> andrew's mom gave him a hug off camera and he bravely walked into school for the first day. >>> when you walk into your house -- >> when i walk into my own house? >> when i walk into your house there's an instant feeling you get when you walk in. your house feels airy and fresh, there's always flowers. there's a feeling that's warm and welcoming. >> thank you, hoda. >> style.com says there are five things people look at when they walk in a house. >>n entryway. my kids are home right now. they used to make me crazy. cody would leave his shoes in ouroe entranceway. and then when he got older and he left, i loved seeing his shoes in the entryway because he was home.r and even this morning i came down within bambino to get the coffee and three of cody's pairs were just sitting there. and i just thought -- and i leaned down and it was such a joy to organize my son's -- i know it sounds bizarre, but i did. at 5:00 in the morning, i was so happy he was home, but i did want them nice and orderly. you can't change a person. >> there is something about walking in ah

mommy panda. their survival rate for panda cubs born in captivity is now greater than 80%. [laughter] >> top stories when we with return. >> do you have anything to say? live update how markets are responding to the big selloff. it is 6:26, 73 degrees on a monday. stop it. coming right back. >> good morning everybody. 6:29, on a monday morning. weekend. the day is going to start out pretty nice. but then rain will move in. mike is watching the forecast for us carefully and he'll be in in just a moment. >> all eyes on markets. oversees suffered the plunge in stock prices will be looking at wall street quite intently later on this morning. >> that's for sure. and a member of mayor de blasio security detail was shot with a pellet gun near gracy mansion last night. she's going to be tune she was treated and released two suspects in custody. >> 14 months after losing his life on a terrible accident comedian tracy morgan ties the knot and marries his long time fiance megyn happy for the two of them as tracy returns to "saturday night live" this fall. juliet huddy. >> i'm robert m

whyy would i miss my -- mommy. >> andrew's mom gave him a hug off camera and he bravely walked into school for the first day. >>> when you walk into your house -- house? >> when i walk into your house th cere's an instant feeling you get when you walk in. your house feels airy and fresh, there's always flowers. there's a feeling that's warm and welcoming. >> thank you, hoda. >> style.com says there are five things people look at when they walk in a house. >>ndd entryway. my kids are home right now. they used to make me crazy. cody would leave his shoes in ouroe entranceway. d then when he got older and he left, i loved seeing his shoes in the entryway because he was home.r and even this morning i came down within bambino to get the coerffee and three of cody's pairs we just sitting there. and i just thought -- and i leaned down and it was such a joy to organize my son's -- i know it sounds bizarre, but i did. at 5:00 in the morning, i was so happy he was home, but i did want them nice and orderly. you can't change a person. >> there is something about walking in ahe door. i made a mistake

. >> my mommy used to do my laundry. dagen: see? see? >> she used to cook, clean, she did everything for me. that didn't mean i lived with her. dagen: that's worse, actually, charlie. that is worse. >> i used to bring my laundry over and give it to her, and leave. is that a problem? >> yes. >> and i come back, pick it up, she'd make me dinner, and i leave, go partying. if i had to sleep over, i had the couch. >> i think it's time for you to stop. >> the nicest thing you've done for millennials. how can you give your money to somebody who lives with their mommy and daddy. dagen: what's worse is if you're take your laundry over to mama's house and she's doing it for you. >> and cooking, too. . dagen: i think this was civil enough, charlie, big heart. >> china! >> trump imitation. speaking of which, trump is coming up at a rally in greenville, south carolina, we will take you once his q&a starts. what is topic number one for mr. trump? china. >> china! >> what is china doing he's been warning about? kid you not, china is selling off u.s. tr

ricki says some doctors choose monee over mommies and their rights. >> having a natural, spontaneous delivery takes longer than a c-section. they make more money with c-sections, you know. they're three times, if not four times, the price of a natural birth. >> and you can hear more of what ricki has to say about c-sections versus natural childbirth by watching this weekend's "entertainment tonight." >>> hey, we're out of time, but before we go, a sneak peek of a story we're excited to have for monday's "e.t." >> it's a good one, too. we have the first interview with melissa mccarthy about her new fa fashion line. take a look, everybody. bye-bye. >> it's made getting dressed fun again for me. >> clothes you can actually wear, made by the funniest woman in hollywood. for women of all shapes and sizes. >> i don't need to see any more people bend over and get a surprise. we don't want to see that. >> her 8-year-old even helped design them. >> little vivian drew this. [000:27:20;00]