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welcome to the volkswagen passat postgame report. here now, bob costas. >> wow, what a ball game in the snow in denver, the broncos 30, the patriots 24 in o.t. two game balls, although i guess we could have given out any number of them. a star is born perhaps tonight because brock osweiler will get one of those game balls. 23 of 42 for 270 yards. a touchdown and a pick. and c.j. anderson had two touchdowns, including the game-winner.

passes for 40 more and brock osweiler and c.j. anderson now speak with michele tafoya. >> michele: bob, thank you. brock, you're two for two and you and this offense just beat an undefeated defending super bowl champion. what does this win mean? >> you know, i'm not 2-0, this tete is 2-0 in the past two weeks and i think that's the biggest thing. this team fights together. we'll go anywhere, we'll play anybody and this is a special team win. >> michele: on that drive just before overtime, let's get to that one first because emmanuel sanders came up big. what was t t connection like between you two tonight? >> both emmanuel and d.t. came up with huge catches on that drive. we were just throwing go balls versus cover one. that was something we worked on a lot this week and we said we were going to hit them and we hit them at the right time. >> michele: you were at one point t wn 21-7 and end up in overtimeme what are you thinking when you

the ball back, brady wasn't able to do anything, we got a chance to score. >> my quarterbacks coach, we talked last night and said no matter what happens, it's going to be a 60-minute game. it was true tonight.t. we just kept fighting. >> michele: what did you think of the way c.j. played tonight? >> c.j. played incredible. c.j. saw the holes, ronnie saw the holes but a huge credit to the offensive line because without those guys we're not doing any of this tonight. >> michele: and they were banged up. thanks so much. congratulations. let's turn to c.j. boy, the smile on your face really says it all, c.j. just take me through that final score there in overtime. what did you see ahead of you? >> you know, they just made a cut, you know, ryan just made it happen. st really, to be honont, i don't know what happened. the hole opened up and i just took off and ran through. we knew i was cutting it up all day, i was kind of being powerful and being physical. we thought i could get to the edge one time and it happened.

>> michele: it did happen for you a lot. you were able to move laterally and make cuts in these conditions that wewe difficult for all of us to explain. how do you explain it? >> it's good that we work on, just having our weight over our foot and make sure we get our cleats in the ground. i got the right shoes on. i've got to give it to our equipment guys and the big boys up front. we got a long way to go but it's a good one. >> michele: a long way to go and this is a good one. this is an undefeated patriots team that came in here and you guys with brock osweiler, what does this one mean? >> it means a lot, you know. brock come in, he's playing the way he's playing. just as a team, we're just trying to say we have his back and hopefully when peyton comes back around, we'll have his pack his game easier. >> michele: congratulations. hi, mom. love you. >> brock is 6'8", c.j. is 5'8",

tony dungy, back-to-back wins for brock osweiler and peyton manning's status uncertain. how far can osweiler take the broncos? >> well, bob, i had my doubts until tonight. but brock osweiler looked comfortable. he's able to run the system that coach kubiak wants to run. we saw that running game get going. he hit some throws when they needed it, stood in the pocket, made big throws. this team obviously you see just the chemistry. they have a lot of confidence in him. so i think, you know, especialal with this win, this has generated some momentum for them and osweiler can -- he can take them a ways. >> and if and when peyton gets healthy, a decision to be made at this point, it's fair to say, about the remainder of this year and next year if peyton manning wants to play another year in the nfl. now let's shififover to the patriots. we don't know yet the exact extent of the injury to gronkowski, but it didn't look good. they're without edelman, they're without amendola, they're without dion lewis.

how much more can the patriots, even the patriots withstand? >> they do a great job, bob, of not t rrying about who's not there.e. they maximize the strength of the people they have. but as cris collinsworth said at the end of the broadcast, this is not the same team that started the season. and rob gronkowski is a huge loss to them. all of the other guys that you talked about, they can be replaced to a certain extent, but nobody doeoewhat gronkowski can do in terms of getting matchups, mismatches, dictating coverages. he's their most valuable player other than tom brady. so if he's out any extended period of time, this team is a little bit vulnerable. >> all right, tony, thanks. we go now to mike florio of "pro football talk." ben roethlisberger left the game late today as the steelers lost to the seahawks. what's the latest you're hearing on his condition? >> well, bob, what actually happened in that game late in the fourth quarter, ben roethlisberger self-reported that he was undergoing concussion symptoms, was sent to the locker room and he is now officially in the nfl's

concussion protocol. he'll have to pass various tests and ultimately be cleared to play again by an independent neurologist. the news on the other hand for the seattle seahawks much worse. they lost star tight end jimmy graham today with a torn patellar tendon. he's out for the year and that means down the stretch more opportunities for seahawks tight end luke wilson, bob. >> mike, thank you. again, the final score, the in overtime. al and cris back to wrap things up right after this. ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. hurry in for great deals all black friday weekend

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turning upfield, they're not going to get him. touchdown to i#i this game for the hawks! >> al: those are the teams we'll see next week. you've got indianapolis going into pittsburgh. you heard mike talk about ben roethlisberger. we don't know what's going to happen. just a port morestmortem on this game tonight. >> cris: could it have been more fun. these are the moments that you just remember for years when you're finished with broadcasting. it just t s one of those great nights where you said is it possible? yeah, it's possible, but come on. and then brady comes back and ties it up, overtime. you win -- oh, come on. you know what's going to happen next and osweiler got it done. >> al: so we go to pittsburgh. you heard mike talk about ben roethlisberger. we don't know, concussion protocol. andrew luck is week to week on the other side but if he's not ready, matt hasselbeck at 40 years old, one of the great characters in the league as we know, but he gets it done again today. >> cris: and, you know, he makes

he was kind of picking on andrew luck a little bit saying they ly put 11 out there.e. and he has this great sense of humor. but you can see where in a locker room when everything was kind of falling apart on that team, that he could be the galvanizing force. a little humor, couple of jokes here and there, a few jabs and all of a sudden now they're on a win streak. >> al: s sit's indianapolis titi with houstononor the top spot in their division at 6-5 against pittsburgh. that's the matchup next week on sunday night football. so from snowy denver, we say good night. in overtime the broncos win it by a score of 30-24. until next sunday night, al michaels, cris collinsworth,

saying good night from denver.i'm tiffany lane filling in for robert lowe. snow made thanksgiving travel conditions rough for many siouxlanders. what started off as an icy morning soon was joined by snow. there was a little over an inc of snow in the sioux city area. and there were slushy areas around siouxland. tomorrow looks like the snow totals will almost triple. more than 40 siouxland community schools have already announced cancellations ororelays. you can see them scrolling at the bottom of your screen. meteorologist ben dorenbach is here to tell us when we can expect the storm to begin. winter storm warning in effect from midght tonight through midnight tuesday night winter weather advisory in effect for holt and yankton counties monday 6 am through tuesday 6 pm you can definitely refer to today as the calm before the storm as a major winter s srm is still expected toosweep across the viewing area throuhout the next couple of days. patchy freezing drizzle and light snow will be the main*issues tonight before we turn to all snow on monday as it spreads from south to north and intensifies

throughout the day. see graphics. now with the expected storm, sioux city police have provided some safety tips for the roads: select your routes carefully. plan ahead of time so that might mean leaving sooner. slow down. the speed limit is

and make sure e ur vehicle is in good maintenance. to find out about late starts or school cancellations you can go to our website at ktiv dot com. just go to the weather tab and click on the "closings and delays" link for the most recent updates. schools currently continue to be added to that list. and don't forget to download the free storm team 4 weather app on your phone or tablet. there's interactive radar along with hourly and daily forecasts. for more information about our app, go to ktiv.com under the weather tab. in case you are worried about your morning commute, you can take a look at the r rd condititns. if you need to get somewhehe and aren't sure about which roads to take, you can go to ktiv dot com. under the weather tab you will see road reports. from there you can click on iowa, nebraska, or south dakota. with thanksgiving in the rear-view mirror ... the gop presidential candidates are gearing up for iowa and new h hpshire. the first votes of the presidential season are

that doesn't leave a lot of time for the candidates hoping to pull ahead of the man who's been leading for months - donald trump. brian mooar ("moore") has the story from washington.

trump for a win in iowa. (super: boston, ma 1:00-1:08) and as the republicans jockey for position - democrat hillary clinton is gaining steam -nd remains the candidate to beat. (two second papae) audio outcue: "brian mooar, nbc news, washington." >> the latest poll numbers out of iowa show that cruz is within two points of donald trump. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton held a rally at faniuel hall in boston today. boston mayor marty walsh introduced the former secretary of state, saying it is time to "smash the glass ceiling." clinton talked about labor unions, saying all children deserve the opportunities her granddaughter will be afforded, no matter where their parents work. "i don't think you should have to be the granddaughter of a former president to have all the opportunities that america can offer. you should be able to be the granddaughter of a factory worker or the grandson of a truck driver and i'm going to do everything in my power to make sure that happens." hard hats for hillary is a

coalition to organize the construction, building, transportation and other industries. it's the eighth year the n-a-i-a national vololyball totonament has been hosted in sioux city. it's been held at the tyson events center every year since then. ktiv's tommie clark spoke with n-a-i-a staff and the players as they arrived for practice today. tommie? well tiffany, more than 20,000 people will soon be filling the tyson events center seats and courts. n-a-i-a stafaftold me how those players not only fill the courts, but also the hotels, restaurants, and more.

the country, but boosts the economy of sioux city too. those players do more than spike a ball-- they bring millions of dolllls into sioux city. "t"ty all are here. they bring parents, they bring grandparents-- everybody needs a motel. restaurants also are used by these same teamsnd i'm sure on their off days when they don't have anything to do their at the movie theatre or at the mall. i think it has a huge impact on sioux city," said naia committee member, sheryl gamble. "that really helps the hotel side of things because they'e gauranteed to stay in hotels all week long in sioux city so that's a pretty cool aspect to a tournament like this," said naia volleyball co- tournament director, corey westra. and local teams like briar cliff appreciate the impact too. "we're just happy that we have the opportunity to come here and play because not every team so we're pretty lucky that sioux city hosts the national tournament," said briar cliff university senior volleyball middle blocker, breanna nogelmeier. >> the st of the best in the college volleyball arena will take to the courts december 1st. and the tournament goes through the 5th.

thanks tommie. the teams are not only here to play volleyball, but to give back. their tournament director says at the end of the day-- they want the athletes' college setting a ball. that's why they hold a youth when the tournament comes around. that clinic was held h. the free clinic was open to o l siouxland area girls. n-a-i-a players taught basic skills like passing, setting, serving and hitting. "it makes me feel good that they look up to us so much and that i can interact with them because i mean they'll come to our games all week if weather permitting and they'll point to us and be like hey that's that girl that helped me pass or set and they look up to us as role models. that's what this clinic is about," said briar cliff university senior r olleyball middle bloloker, breanna nogelmeer. tomorrow morning n-a-i-a will host that same clinic for special olympics athletes. a father and sun travel across the world to remsen iowa.a.ind out how they were weweomed by the community. coming up...

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midnight tuesday night winter weather advisory in effect for holt and yankton counties monday 6 am through tuesday 6 pm you can definitely refer to today as the calm before the storm as a major winter storm is still expected to sweep across the viewing area ththoughout the neet coupp of days. patchy freezing drizzle e nd light snow will be the main issues tonight before we turn to all snow on monday as it spreads from south to north and intensifies throughout the day. lingering light snow remains possible for monday night and tuesday and when all is said and done, some areas in northern and eastern siouxland could see as much as a foot of snow with the majority of the viewing area expected to get at least 5-6 inches. the weather really begins to quiet down on wednesday asasthe sun returns with highs in the 33s theerest of the week and weekend.

ritage society of nonohwest iowa rolled out the red carpet for two visitors from overseas. claude loutsch and his father traveled more than 4,500 miles to visit the remsen area. they're both farmers from luxembourg and they wanted to check out how agriculture's done in the u.s. plus, they have relatives who live in plymouou county. a potluck eventook place at the vfw hall in remsen to welcome the two to the area. dozens showed up. remsen was originally settled by luxembourg and german immigrants. they're expecting to stay in northwest iowa until tuesday before they head to the

siouxlxld organizations cameme together to talk about the "public safety impact of marijuana legalization". coming up after

alcohol isn't the only drug that impairs your driving skills. recently, drug policy experts gathered in siouxland to give some insight into how marijuana causes impaired driving. ktiv's tommie clark attended the event and learned about the very real concern for iowans.

officer jim gerhardt spoke to siouxlanders about how the drug cauues impaired driving-- which he says is one of the most common and deadliest crimes in the united states. and, it's the number one cause of death for those 16-to-24-years old. "people don't recognize their level of impairment they think they're ok. a lot of these folks really convince themselves that

thorton, colorado po on his birthday, matt campbell got a big 12 head coaching job. the 36-year old fomer toledo boss was hired to replace paul rhoads who was fired after seven seasons. campbell and his family flew into ames this evening. he had a 35 and 15 record at toledo, in four-plus years. that includes a 9 and 2 record this season. he won three ncaa division iii titles as defensive lineman at mount union in ohio -- and has coached only at mid-major schools. campbell is ready for a shot at the big 12. "guys, thanks so much for coming out. i really appreciate it," said matt campbell. "obviously i'll get to see all you guys tomorrow but i'm truly honored and humbled to be here and really look forward to working with you guys. so thanks for

coming out and i look forward to seeing you tomorrow." campbell knows the cyclonnes well. his toledo team last at jack trice in 2014 and then beat iowa state 30 to 23 win in double overtime, back in september. campbell takes over a program that has won just five games over the last two seasons, including a 3-9 mark this season. the players are ready for a fresh start. "you know, we're starting over," said isu kicker cole netten. "everybody's gotta work hard now and be ready to do whatever this coach h ys. we'll still be a brotherhood like we were." "it was a tough week for us but it's time to move on," said isu linebacker levi peters. "as a player and a coach, you know that." "you just have to adapt and keep moving on because if you ponder on the past, you'll never be able to move forward," said isu running back mike warren. "i'm definitelylyxcited about the future." campbell will be formally introduced at a press conference at noon on monday in ames. the hawkeyes falll one spot in the new a-p football poll. iowa is fourth -- just ahead of michigan state, who will play the hawks in the big ten

championship game on saturday night. oklahoma jumps over iowa after beating oklahoma state to win the big 12 title. clemson and alabama stay 1-2. the new playoff rankings are released on tuesday. the hawkeyes had hopes of winning the advocare invitational in florida this weekend. but after losses in the first two rounds, iowa was trying not to finish last -- taking on 20th- ranked wichita state, who was also 0 and 2 in the tourney. head coach fran mccaffery looking for his 100th win with the hawkeyes. 1st half -- east high grad adam woodbury powers inside for the hoop and the hack. woody had 15 points -- just one short of his career-high. the hawkeyes start to pull away. jarrod uthoff thinks about it andnd then pulls theherigger on three of his game high 22. iowa up by 18. the shockers try to catch up -- at the buzzer -- (we wouldn't show it, if it didn't go!!) -- ty taylor banks it in. iowa still up 40-21 at the half. this was no contest -- south sioux grad mike gesese drives for 2 of is 14. iowa wins easily 84-61. the second-ranked hawkeye wrestlers -- looking for their 12th straight win over iowa state.

at 133, iowa's cory clark, ranked second -- rolls seventh-ranked earl hall -- over for a near fall -- clark won 9 to 2 in the first match. coaches terry and tom brands like what they see. iowa gets another big win at 149 -- third-rbnked brand sorensen with a near fall. he beats #15 gabe moreno, - 3. the hawks rough up the clones -- at 184, sammy brooks gets the pin -- another pin at 285 -- sam stoll sticks his man. iowa wins 8 of 10 bouts and beats isu 33-6. "you gotta gives these guys credit for being able to do what you said, outscore heavily in the third period," said iowa coach tom brands. "we want to own the third period. we want to own the second period. we want to own the first period. we're greedy." tom brands has never lost to iowa s4ate in his coaching career. iowa is now 6 and 0 in duals. iowa state is 2 and 2. the vikings -- trying to take over first place in the nfc north -- visiting atlanta.

working.g.drian peterson powers into the endzone for a 7-nothing viking lead. the vikes ice it in the fourth -- a-p gets to the outside and he's gone. he had 158 yards and minnesota improves to 8-3 with a 20 to 10 win. iowa state, northern iowa, nebraska and creighton all made e ncaa volleyball tournament field of 64 -- first round

taking those medications every day. but now there's a new way to treat those patients that doesn't involve more meds. and the holiday shopping season is well underway. we'll tell you how you can still get the best deals, even though black friday is over. tune in at 5:00! we return our attention to the marijuana story. now we bring you tommie clark's story on the concern.

"public safety impact of marijuana legalization". one of the experts at the event is a police officer from colorado who says marijuana has only made things worse in then you're done. there is no way y contain it. you're gonna have e re people using over the years," said thorton, colorado police department north metro task force and colorado drug investigators association vice president, jim gerhardt. officer jim gerhardt spoke to siouxlanders about how the drug causes impaired driving-- which he says is onenef the most common and deadliest crimes in the united states. and, it's the number one cause of death for those 16-to-24-years old. "people don't recognize their level of impairment they think they're ok. a lot of these folks really convince themselves that marijuana doesn't impair," said thorton, colorado police department orth metro ttsk forre and colorado drug vestigators association vice president, jim gerhardt. gerhardt says it's flat out a bad decision to legalize the drug. "of all the problems you have now, but you're gonna add significant numbers of problems with another impairing substance so if iowans decide to do it just understand you're not gonna get great tax benefits you're not gonna offset the costs of these social problems by tax revenue. what you're doing basically is

you're empowering drug dealers to make a whole lot of ney seseling this eepairing subststnce and all the collateral problems that come with it and you're in for a long haul if you do it," said thorton, colorado police department north metro task force and colorado drug investigators gerhardt. gerhardt says if more states do they need to provide more education too. in sioux city...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> experts say marijuana is a growing concern partly because of the rise in prescription drug abuse and changing attitudes and access to the drug. tonight: patchy freezing drizzle switching to light snow. low

the way you look tonight after sofia and joe's palm beach wedding, our coverage of some of hollywood's biggest "i dos." >> plus our one direction exclusive. >> it's what's coming up right now. >> on "entertainment tonight." >> is one-d's new song about harry's ex? >> is it about taylor? that's what everyone wants to know. nothing is off limits. is one-d dodo? the break-upup rumors, zain's exit and who's single? then -- reliving "e.t.'s" 35 years inside star weddings. >> there's the kiss! >> the royals, hollywood royalty -- >> a lot of people said i was the american princesesdiana. >> and trtrp. can you believe invited rosie? >> i actually biught a tiara. >> our ments with celebs lost

too soon. >> you go rehearse and i'll see you later. >> he seemed to me backstage so frail. >> anna nicole. her look-alike daughter, dannielynn. our emotional look back with her dad. >> what do you do when she says, i want my mommy? and -- >> o.j. 20 years later. only e.t. talks to marcia clark as other key players sound off. >> the jury, they loved o.j. >> it pretty y ch shook my leaf in the system. >> not guilty of the crime of murder. >> now in our 35th season, this is "entertainment tonight." hello, everyone, thanks for being here. welcome to "entertainment tonight" on this thanksgiving weekend. >> we have a special show for you featuring the boys one direction. i i ent time with the one-d gang in northern ireland for their big show. and we had some high tea together. really, it was a blast. and you're going to see that straight ahead. first let's kick things off

grateful for this holiday season, our 35 asons on the air, and we haveve covered all the landmark events in entertainment including plenty of celebrity weddings. >> one just last weekend, right? congrats, sofia and joe. and way back in 1981, the very year we premiered, there was a royal ceremony for the ages. >> reporter: we all want to remember princess deannaiana like this, a beautiful beaming bride. 750 million watched her wedding to prince charles. >> the bride arriving in a glass coach in this absolutely exquisite lace and silk gown. the train that i think was something like 25 feet long. so her walk up the aisle was nearly four minutes. >> reporter: we all got swept up when charles and di's son, william, wed kate middleton. but this time the audience was even bigger. >> with the wedding of the internet age. it had an audience that topped anytng else.

it ran into billions. >> reporter: and once again, the focus was on the dress. >> everyone that worked on that dress had to sign a confidentiality agreement. >> reporter: and when hundreds of thoususds gatatred at buckingham palace, "e.t." was right in the middle of it all. >> oh, there's the kiss! and the crowd is going crazy! there is that kiss! all kinds of tears and flags waving. >> reporter: last weekend joe and sofia's "i dos" were as lavish a awe eeected, and sofia's gown still has us talking. >> sofia had a gorgeous two-piece custom-made dress. it took 32 people almost 1700 hours to make this dress. it was covered in 350 crystals. it was 11 pounds of sequins and 7 pounds of pearls. >> reporter: it was hollywood into the kennedy clan when maria shriver said "i do" to arnold. jfk jr. escorted his mom, jack kay,

jackie, and oprah was on the guest list. it was a memea ferentzrenzy when the donald wed marla maples at the plaza hotel. >> i think i was more nervous than you. >> she was a little bit nervous. it was a really beautiful evening. >> reporter: the bride wore karolina herrera and a borrowed $2 million harry winston tiara. before their famous feud, rosie o'donnell. >> i went to grab for it and nine people stopped me. >> reporter: about 1,000 guests watched the trump i-dos, but that was intimate comomred to craig. >> i think we were supposed to have 5,000 people and 7,000 showed up and we ran out of food. >> reporter: well, the osmonds do have a big family. >> if i'm going to live with right? >> scary. a lot of people said i was the american princess diana. the cake was, like, sesen feet high. >> reporter: marie and steve

in true fairy tale turn, they fell in love and remarried in 2011. she even wore the same gown. >> i did wear that dress again. i couldn't put my arms up, but i wore that dress. >> reporter: no dress recycling for christine balm guardianumgartnerbaumgartner. she wore monique lhuillier when she married kevin costner in aspen. he even covered the wild west bash from a canoe. >> reporter: today kevin, christine and all their guests will spend the day in the great outdoors. >> reporter: after the ceremony, the couple rode up to our cameras on their atv and she showed off that ring. >> once i turned the corner and i locked in on kevin, it was -- it was amazing. >> reporter: italian destination weddings have become the hollywood "it" thing. sur suri cruise was a guest when n m and katie tied thehe knot. j. lo and marc anthony, brooke shields and will and jada all made the roman affair. >> how late do you think you'll party tonight? i don't know, will's got to get

so we've got to catch a plane. >> reporter: kim and kanye actually tied the knot in florence with the bride donning custom-made givenchy. but the pre-wedding hoopla revolved around paris where our carly covered every moment. >> the night before rehearsal dinner. it was the most beautiful night. the sun setting. incredible fireworks. >> reporter: and romantic venice was the star in probably the most fun wedding of them all, george and amal. from the bride's stunning fashions to star guests like matt damon and cindy and randy, we felt like we were there.e. >> i think the fact that they t on this four-day-long wedding made it a celebration that everyone could get involved in. we could see them. they weren't hidden behind veils and big umbrellas and blocking out the paparazzi. >> how is married life? >> we're very happy. >> is life going well? >> wonderful. yes, thank you.

>> when are the babies coming? >> aren't you nice? >> you're worse than my mother. >> you wonder how long we'll have to wait until the next royal wedding. because i think prince harry might be a little bit tough to tie down. >> yes, he's lucky in love. many, manynyoeves. > eaking of the prince, harry meeting another harry, harry styles at a performance in london earlier this month. n, could a lucky lass perhaps tie down harry styles or one of his bandmates? well, i asked one direction all about love when i flew to belfast, northern ireland. re is one-d on datinin your fans, of course, always want to know who they have a chance with. who's single? >> well, i am. yeah. >> all right. what do you look for in a girl? give me your topwo things you like to see in a lady that catches your eye. >> someone who's nice with a

good sense of humor. >> yeah. >> define nice. nice is so kind of generic. >> fair enough. >> someone caring. someone cute. someone with a good sense of humor. >> reporter: liam was out on a sick day when i spent bonding time with one-day. their new album "made in the a.m." is out now and it's the first one without zain malick who left the band earlier this year. here you are, your fifth album, fifth tour, five years together. >> yeah. >> reporter: what is this tour like without zain? >> i think in any field of work when you lose someone, obviously it's hard, but think, actually, the positive take on the situation is we feel like we got closer as a group and we sat down and spoke about t it, and we still all really wanted to do it. in the end, yeah, we actually bonded together tighter. >> you guys went on saying this

wasn't his kind of music. >> you know, at timeme in did ve different musical tastes. that's f fe. >> reporter: you guys have bee touring all over the world. you haven't had a home to even call home. do you still live with your parents? no? >> we're all based out of london and l.a. we haven't lived at home r probab five years. >> reporter: harry's a part-time l.a. guy. well, come on over. you can come to the "e.t." set and hang out. come hang out with me and my group. we'll have some fun. we'll show you our l.a. >> all right. right now >> don't worry, i will shshe him if he comes to our set, and i am not done with harry just yet. our one-d special continues straight ahead. we need to get to the bottom of harry's new song, "perfect." is it about a certain famous ex? is it about taylor? that's what everyone wants to know. you want to know, don't you? it's on the way. but first --

i never dreamed that i'd neet somebody like you >> chris isaac is celebrating 25 years of the sexy "wicked game" becoming a hit single. but he's never been one to rest on his laurels. >> i don't sit at my house and play "wicked game." it would be like once you've painted a painting, you don't go back and repaint it. you go on to what else can you paint? so i'm always writing new songs. >> and new songs he does write. chris's "just comes the night" was just released and hehe performed his new song "please don't call" on "the x factor australia" where he's a judge. an eye for an eye

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grandma's amazing apple pie. but our one direction weekend special continues now with some food and fun that i got to have with these adorable boys during a very traditional light meal in belfast. high tea. nobody cacadrag me down who wants what? what can i get you? i'll serve you. >> reporter: scones, pastries, harry, nile and louie with an elegant high tea, but we were missing one important thing. oh. at least the food is real. but come on, now. with over 7.5 million people who have seen them on tour, just how do they unwind after a sold-out show? you kind of hang out together to kind of come down from that intensity? >> no matter what you do to kind of bring yourself down, you know, if you take, like, a bath or you read or anything like that, that kind of brings it down.

it still takes a minute. and as much as y y can possibly relax. >> if you weren't musicians, what do you think you'd be doing? >> if we weren't musicians, we'd probably go for our education. >> university. >> what do you think you would have been doing? >> i wanted to be a physiotherapyist. >> really? >> they told me there was no job. i did the research. >> so then what did you transition to want to do? >> i decided d wanted to be a lawyer. but then i found out how hard i had to work as a lawyer. >> i was going to be a neurosurgeon. and nile, how about you? >> i don't really know.

>> chemical engineer. >> what about you? what would you be doing? >> i wanted to be a teacher. >> yeah? what grade level or what aujge? >> probably second. >> he settled for international superstars. and i've got to say, this un-tea party was just the thing they needed to unwind in the middl of this her tour. now here you are, you've come down -- >> i feel very relaxed. >> that's right, you've got to kick back and relax, right? but that is really hard for these guys. imagine, they go from playing in front of 20,000 screaming fans to this quiet little hotel room all by their little lonesome. the adrenaline is still pumping. so it's a lot. and i was happy to give them a little break. >> well, that was very kind of you. >> thank you. >> you know what? that's not all that happened in belfast, am i right? >> no, no. it was awesome. i talked to the boys about those rumors that the band is about to break up. everyone's a little bit worried

about that one.