president trump will the left ever see through their double standard? tommy is is here with her reaction next . [upbeat music] now i m gonna tell my momma that i m a traveller
instance of what happened with tommy you have a up grouch people that say they re accepts they want this standard of how to treat one another yet you have people throwing water and carlson look at instance of what happened really recently with john oliver making very sexually charged comments if ted cruz that s not acceptable behavior and that s that sounds so let s play that and we can react. i do not like that man, cruz i do not like his views. i do not like his stewed chin i don t like his mommy grin or with ai beard or freshly sheere. i do not like ted cruz at all that man ted cruz can [bleep] well, i mean, tommy wasn t that what was the late night colbert said something along same lines. trump derangement syndrome but the funny thin is left is always allowed to do comedy and to do art and they always can give excuse that it is comedy and art but conservatives aren t
reporter: does that make you happy or sad? sad. reporter: tommy wasn t nearly as upset as mommy. pumpkins get smashed and stolen, of course, but i was really just mad because it was his pumpkin. reporter: so she made a sign addressed to the thief. it starts politely enough. thank you for the lesson. this will teach that some people are mean for no reason and you have to brush it off. reporter: then mom lays down the hammer. since my son is 2 years old and can t read, i will add you are a [ bleep ]. reporter: the sign has the attention of the neighborhood. this person should be found and read the sign and recognize what they did is wrong. reporter: it wasn t just the neighborhood talking about tommy s missing pumpkin. the daily mail from london e-mailed me this morning. reporter: the sign s all over the internet. most assume becky s husband wrote it. everybody thinks it was the
from the sky. a huge flaming object believed to be a meteorite fell on a farm in grover s mill, new jersey. i have a grave announcement to make. as incredible as it seems, a vanguard of an invading army from the planet mars. today grover s mill happily celebrates orson welles broadcast, but people still wonder how anyone could fall for a radio drama. it was so authentic. we interrupt this show to bring you a bulletin. all this. everybody is going after their shotgun and going to grover s mills. reporter: many frightened people heard little if any of the actual broadcast. instead they caught word of urgent sounding news bulletins at a time when there were plenty of real ones. people were vulnerable in 1938 and worried about the war and the economy and perhaps were a little upset and nervous because it was halloween.
reporter: what do you miss the most about what life was like? walking around here you would see someone you knew and go to take a half-hour walk, and it would take you three hours because you would stop by someone s house. reporter: like so many it has been a rough year picking up the pieces, fighting with insurance companies. can we rebuild, take out a mortgage, fighting to get money. reporter: mary and her family say they will rebuild. of the 355 homes completely destroyed by superstorm sandy only one has been fully rebuilt. only one family has returned. now there are 38 homes currently under construction here. those numbers will continue to rise in the weeks and months to come. amy robach, abc news, breezy point, new york. topping this morning s health headlines, researchers link a pasta-rich diet to depression. after studying 43,000 women, not diagnosed with depression, researchers in finland claim in the study women who ate pasta and refined grains were 41% more likely