Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: Today On 'Anderson' -- Moms Shoplifting And Drinking

Friday, May 25, 2012

Today On 'Anderson' -- Moms Shoplifting And Drinking

Moms Behaving Badly

Friday, May 25, 2012

Moms caught shoplifting and drinking alcohol on play dates. Have they gone too far? Or is what they're doing okay?

Anderson's hidden cameras follow one mom through a department store to see how and why she shoplifts. What kind of example is she setting for her kids? Will she ever stop?

Then, moms drinking wine during their children's play dates. They don't think they're doing anything wrong, but another group of mothers is horrified. Find out why these moms are going to such extremes.

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