Mother Teaches Little Girl How to Steal.
PINSKY: Time for "Click Fix," where my guests tell me what is trending on their Twitter, Facebook and Instagram feeds. And, Sam, you are up. And, I think you got -- we got teen mob. We have hot mom and now we have --</s>SCHACHER: Now, we have a Tequila mom?</s>PINSKY: Tequila mom.</s>SCHACHER: This is an outrageous story from guess?</s>PINSKY: From where?</s>CATHERWOOD: From Florida?</s>SCHACHER: Thank you. Sorry, Floridians, there is something in the water. OK. So, this story was actually --</s>PINSKY: It is in Florida at Broward County.</s>SCHACHER: This was in Pembroke Park.</s>PINSKY: Yes.</s>SCHACHER: And, they are hoping the police say that they are hoping that this surveillance footage goes viral. So, they can hopefully catch this woman. They are assuming is a mom, a mother. And, what she did is she took her daughter --</s>PINSKY: Daughter.</s>SCHACHER: Yes. -- to this liquor store. They are assuming that the little girl, 7 years old. She points at the Tequila that she wants. It is a rather big bottle then leave. The daughter then tries to pick up this very large bottle. It proves to be too large for her. So, then, the little girl then goes for a smaller bottle and after -- then she soon you will see that she will take the smaller bottle. Place it behind her back, and she slowly tries to back out of the store. And, then she eventually does completely back out of that store. It is so sad.</s>PINSKY: The mom is all about distracting the clerk.</s>SCHACHER: The mom is distracting the clerk, talking to the clerk, bought a $2 bottle of liquor.</s>PINSKY: Like an airplane bottle.</s>SCHACHER: Yes, and they leave. So, we have no idea where this daughter and this mother are.</s>CATHERWOOD: Is it worse that it is tequila, like if they were stealing gum -- honestly, like if they were stealing chips or something would it be --</s>MARTIN: -- food or something.</s>CATHERWOOD: Yes.</s>PINSKY: And, it would not be constant with tan mom and taught mom --</s>CATHERWOOD: Tequila mom. True.</s>PINSKY: All right, Areva, what do you got?</s>MARTIN: I have a really good story about police. So, lately whenever dash cam recordings go viral.</s>PINSKY: Good one.</s>MARTIN: It is usually a bad thing. This is a good cop.</s>SCHACHER: Yey.</s>MARTIN: But, I have dash-cam video and audio of an Ohio State Trooper, who came to the rescue of a truck driver, that had careened down a 60-foot embankment. Take a look.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE OFFICER: Come on, keep breathing for me. Keep breathing. Keep breathing. Do not you die! Do not you die on me! Do not you die on me! Come on! Come on! Come on! One, two, three, four, five, six, sevem eight, nine, ten. There you go. There you go. There you go. Good. Stay with me. Stay with me, all right. Stay with me. He is breathing again.</s>MARTIN: This guy for 12 minutes, Dr. Drew, performing CPR on this trucker, and the trucker made a recovery. A full recovery.</s>PINSKY: Wow.</s>MARTIN: And, this trooper was given a certificate of recognition for his heroic action in saving that trucker`s life.</s>SCHACHER: Awesome.</s>MARTIN: Way to go, pops!</s>PINSKY: It is one of the worst feelings in the world, when you are out there by yourself with somebody, who is in extremist and you are waiting for the emergency relief systems to come in, the managers. You are praying for a helicopter.</s>MARTIN: You can hear the passion in his voice as he is telling him stay with me.</s>PINSKY: I have been there. I have been there. And, I keep begging for a helicopter. And, you know, you hear the ambulance in the distance, slowly coming. No fault to the emergency response team. It is just you are out there first and you can be --</s>CATHERWOOD: I hope that trooper is single, right? He will be out there.</s>PINSKY: Mike, what do you got?</s>CATHERWOOD: So we know, Pat Robertson has a lot to say when it comes to homosexuality and the bible and everything.</s>PINSKY: There we go, again.</s>CATHERWOOD: But, now we are hearing from Tennessee Pastor Ben Bailey. Check this guy out.</s>BEN BAILEY, TENNESSEE PASTOR: Friend, let us realize the God of this book, the God of the bible. He has a definite standard and it is not the liberal mindset that we see today. Like it or not, this book is going to be the final judge. This book does not condone things like women preaching. Look, if I am out to please God, we do not find things like that in the bible. God does not approve of homosexuality or gay marriage. The scripture says in Romans 1:26 through 28, that that is vial, unnatural. It is an abomination that under the old testament deserved stoning.</s>SCHACHER: Wow!</s>CATHERWOOD: So, the attorneys reached out to Pastor Bailey. He had this to say. "Do I believe Christians should be stoning homosexuals today? Of course not. Do I believe homosexuality is a sin? Absolutely. How should Christians feel about Christians feels about homosexuals? While we abhor the sin. We want to love them and help them. So, that they can turn from sin and find salvation in Jesus Christ."</s>SCHACHER: Was that your preacher?</s>CATHERWOOD: Well, I guess.</s>PINSKY: And, is that where we got those comments? OK. Those are his response on us reaching out to him.</s>SCHACHER: Wow!</s>PINSKY: Back after this.