The mother of a toddler found alive in an Arizona hospital morgue more than five hours after being pronounced dead tells NBC News she thought she heard him breathing as she hugged him goodbye, but instead of listening to her gut, she believed the doctor. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ari…

Silvio Dante wasn’t about to let Ralph Cifaretto disrespect him at the Bada Bing. When Tracey misses three days of work, Silvio confronts Ralph, who tries to brush him off. But the real tension goes deeper: Ralph owes money, refuses to cooperate, and acts like nobody can tell him what to do. Silvio quickly reminds him that being a made man doesn’t put him above the rules or above the people he answers to. Ralph had a big mouth but was he finally pushing the wrong buttons?

Tony ordering Richie to build Beansie a ramp is hilarious because Richie seems physically incapable of doing a favor without turning it into a personal insult. Tony is trying to settle a problem without letting it grow into something bigger. Richie ran over Beansie and left him seriously injured, so the ramp is a small way of making things right. But Richie sees the whole thing as an attack on his pride, as if being asked to help the man he hurt somehow makes him look weak. That’s Richie’s biggest problem. He wants everyone to respect him as an old-school gangster, but he treats even the simplest act of accountability like an unbearable humiliation. Tony understands that running a crew means managing egos as much as money. Richie, meanwhile, seems determined to make every disagreement a test of authority. The funny part is that building a ramp should be the easiest problem Richie has to deal with. Somehow, he still manages to make it dangerous. Source: