but gm didn't contact rhonda or candace.ight fluke that you found out that this is why your son is dead? >> pretty much. >> after news of the recalls, michael's mother contacted the national highway traffic administration who told her, her son is one of those deaths. >> you may have never known. >> i don't believe i would have ever known. >> did gm ever reap out to you? >> no. >> did they ever tell you? >> i still haven't heard from them. >> in fact, as this dragged on, there is proof general motors saw signs of the problem and didn't fix it. in 2004 the same year as candace's crash, gm engineers were investigating internal switchoffs. this shows gm didn't identify the problem as a safety issue and didn't fix it. they called it, quote, a convenience issue. in 2006, as candace was do it and fatesed 20 years in prison, gm's own document show a defective switch was improved. those investigating the cause of the crashes weren't told about the changes, delaying them for years, from getting to the root of the problem and from reca

her life restarting your family. >> downstairs is all baby. >> two years ago, candace and ryan became parents. >> i was confident that this was going to happen. >> because of candace's treatment, the couple delayed their wedding. >> we got married, and it was beautiful. >> since then, she and ryan have faced new challenges, devastated by miscarriages. last year, candace had a seizure. >> we know, we were in the eer, and the ct showed a metastasizing in the brain. >> the cancer was back. >> no headaches. no lumps or bumps. went intoediately brain surgery and received radiation. it's kind of like having the flu all the time. >> years ago, they followed doctors advice. goes afterrapy fast-growing cells, which attack your ovaries. she said, plan b. [indiscernible] >> she acknowledged not everyone will understand their decision to become parents. >still, they did consider the risks that candace might never live to see her boys, that ryan could become a single father. hiswe aren't going to let t take us down. i want her to be a mom. to have theosing babies, we chose life and a future. >>>>

desde tempranas horas los votantes en candace salieron a ejercer su derecho a voto sin ningÚn tipo demportante para la comunidad puertorriqueÑa y latina mandar un hombre al congreso va a representa nuestro derecho de la comunidad latina, especial. >> la seÑoras rivera votÓ en la escuela cramer dijo sentirse orgullosa de ver podido participar. >> estoy muy contenta, orgullosa, la comunidad de candace dicha mejorar muchas cosas. >> los importantes en el estado de nj tienen la responsabilidad de elegir un nuevo representante en la cÁmara alta y baja. lÍderes como fran morÁn desde temprano salieron a apoyar a sus candidatos. >> nosotros estamos coordinando la campaÑa para los demÓcratas. y todos los demÓcratas en las columnas nro.2 somos demÓcratas y la ciudades de candance mis demÓcratas son muy importantes. >> son muchas las necesidades que tiene la ciudad de candece como nos contÓ el lÍder comunitario delgado. >> casa, vivienda, trabajo para nuestra gente de nosotros no le importa... tenemos que buscar trabajo para nuestra gente. >> fue sofoca por no decir nula la participaciÓn de part

joining us now, candace cameron bure. think, unusual territory not having derek hough make it to the finals. >> it was one of the best finales, and everyone there deserved to be there on dancing skills alone. bethany's journey was incredible. what they did last night was fantastic. unfortunately someone had to leave. but she went out on a high note. >> she did. >> and alfonso killed. my jaw dropped with the tap, and the apache dance. just amazing. and the choreography from marc's dance, that was a lifelong dream of his. and sadie was the perfect princess. >> did you think she was going to make it all the way to the final? >> i did. the first time i saw her dance, i thought she was going to make it. i knew she had the fan support to push her through. she's blossomed. she's become a swan. she is a fantastic dancer. and having no dance experience. never danced in high school at a school dance. >> earlier in the season you said this, there was something about her that -- >> yep. >> and you have been helping her along. shs tol

>> my name's candace. i'm your wife. >> you're my wife?oly [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> this guy has just woken up from surgery. he's really hazy and groggy. >> he's apparently talking to his wife. >> and all of a sudden, he's gushing over this lady. >> man, you are eye candy. whoa. you are the prettiest woman i've ever seen! are you a model? how long have we been married? >> a long time. >> oh, my god. i hit the jackpot. >> this is the most frustrating video in the world, 'cause she never flips the camera around. >> whoa. your teeth are perfect. >> i want to see the jackpot. >> turn around -- >> no. >> it's a good thing he was saying how beautiful she was instead of like -- oh, man, you're my wife? this is what i settled for? >> did i get you that ring? >> uh-huh. >> man, i must have been really liking you. >> the hazy husband goes viral and make wives swoon around the world. >> i think this probably went viral because it's the opposite of most things you see online which are cynical and awful and being mean. >> man, have we kissed yet? >>

right now i am with legends alan alda and candace bergen.> you're watching today in the bay. >> a very good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's take a live look outside. interstate 880 in oakland, where weather conditions, that's an improvement out there. nice round of rain rolled through the bay area earlier today. still wet. most of it has cleared out, but there are still some scattered showers to report. christina loren tells us things should stay dry through at least the first half of the weekend, which is good news. now let's check the morning commute with mike. >> good morning. like you showed on the live camera, they'll stay dry once they've dried out, but the lens having a bit of moisture there. droplets. we're still seeing the roadway with slick conditions in parts of the bay. this is the bay bridge toll plaza, obviously. slower drive getting down here. the orange painted on our maps for much of the east bay and north bay, fog may be sinking in because of moisture in the area as conditions continue to change.

right now i am with legends alan alda and candace bergen.hat was >>> good morning i'm tracy davidson. let's get your forecast. >> clouds this afternoon and rain drops falling tonight and it will be a chippy rain. the temperatures are down for most of the area. 33 in pottstown. it is 31 in philadelphia. the temperature will slowly move up but nowhere near the 70 we had yesterday. we'll be watching for late day showers north and west. >>> we've had a problem on the ben franklin bridge. >> all because of this accident. sky force ten was over the scene earlier. this is a overturned tractor trailer. lane restrictions have been out there for hours. we'll take you to the live view right now. this is from camden, the entire length of it is delayed. and still suspended services on this line. >>> this morning police are looking for suspects after a woman was found beaten to death in west philadelphia. her roommates say three masked men pulled off the crime. police are investigating. we'll have another local update in 25 minutes. i'm tracy davidson, ge

bbc's candace reports. >> expected to compete in the miss world pageant. weekleft for london this and she disappeared last thursday with her sister after they have gone out with her sisters boyfriend to celebrate his birthday. uncovering the body of the two riverburied near the close to the spot where they were last seen. the night they disappear. >> he's one of the people we've managed to determine. >> he was considered the person and continuing with the investigation. others worked as a model for local department stores. they show their respect. read his mother called for help in the search for two daughters. become a major transit route from mexico to the united states. she dreamt of becoming a career diplomat. >> the loss of the two young women. >> china has the largest number of people online and more are logging on every day. there are more than 630 million chinese internet users with the potential market $1.3 billion. to do business inside the country. many blocked by the chinese government. reporting on the first world internet conference. the pare

in arlington, candace gibson, abc 7 news. kendis gibson. $.14 perp pound, and turkey production is low. they say there are willing to take a loss on the turkeys because they will spend more on other items like cranberries. ridesharing drivers will soon outnumber taxis due to groups like uber. estimated to be listed under a ridesharing company, and that is more than the taxis currently operating in the state. a study also examined whether the industry should be deregulated to allow for competition, but he did not make any recommendations. and baker hughes, a cash and stock deal worth more than $34 billion. the deal is expected to close late next year. and oil prices have tumbled in the last five months, and that has forced the oil industry to cut cost by delaying and scaling back drilling, which means less work for both companies. heavy snow at the great lakes, in georgia,s, and some vehicles knocked off of the highway. a tornado touched down near tallahassee, florida, and much of the country dealing with record cold temperatures. york, oh,

the other, candace miller, will chair the house administration committee the thunder mifflin party committee. -- dunder mifflin. it's a shocking picture but it reinforces the problem the republican party has. you look at the exit polls from this election. democrats, for all of the pain they struggled in the strength of the party, they still carried women 51-47. looking at the republican presidential field then there is not a lot of potential president of candidates who is female. the only name that popped up is carly furey enough -- carly fiorina. >> there are some in house committee leadership. we need to look more like america. the democrats do not have that perfected by any means but for the republican party going forward i think the presidential level is almost a crisis for them if they don't get a woman in the race. a field of 13 presidential candidates, all white men with one african-american if ben carson runs, there are some hispanic candidates. i do not want to say it's all white men. the lack of diversity there is a potentially huge problem for the time. defining the party going fo

. >> well, now they know ♪ >> candace glover and the choir rehearsed their number from frozen.eanwhile, members of varsity all american from pittsburgh rehearsed their big number for the parade. and all the way from sunny florida, the tate high school band braved the elements to rehearse their number, despite them never being in snow before they braved it. >> it's really cold and i hate my life and i'm excited to be here. >> they were the biggest and best annual traditions, the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade. there will be balloons and floats and 20 marching bands from across the country and fan favorites from music screen and stage. >> we have more stars for the 95th anniversary and more balloons and floats and over 30 musical numbers in the show, we have a big celebration this year. >> yes, it will be one big celebration, you won't want to miss it. we'll take a ride on the holiday express to give you another big go around of what is in store tomorrow. we are live on the parkway, dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." happy thanksgiving everybody. >> thank you dan

>>> hi my name is candace fitzgerald. i have carcinoma lung cancer. >> this is probably the last cancer i thought i would ever have. >> i'm bonnie. i'm a ten-year lung cancer survivor. >> my name is emily bennett taylor. i'm 30 years old. i was diagnosed a little over two years ago when i was 28. >> i've never smoked. there was nobody in my family that smoked. i didn't really think that someone like me could get lung cancer. i mean i just thought it was impossible. i think when they told me it's lung cancer i just thought, there's no way. it can't be. it just can't be. it's probably bronchitis or pneumonia. it's not that. >> it was just like one thing after another. we kept going to the doctor. it was a little bit more information. well, now we have done a pet scan and we see it in your left hip. it's in your right shoulder. it is throughout your brain. so it was just a little bit more, a little bit more, you know, just -- it was too much to handle. >> 39 year olds are not supposed to get cancer and 39-year-old healthy gi

. >>> hi my name is candace fitzgerald. i have carcinoma lung cancer. >> this is probably the last cancer i thought i would ever have.

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. >> next time, new breakout singer congress writer, candace springs. that's next time. see you. >> by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. >> rose: welcome to the programment tonight a look at the midterm lookions and what comes after, doris kearns good minute, tom brokaw, gillian tett and al hunt. join me with a conversation about the future of the country. and bob costa from "the washington post" takes us inside the washington party as it looks at the future but first a look at the results as of 11:00 p.m. this tuesday night. going to mark halperin and john heilemann and their broadcast currently in progress. >> slightly weird state of alaska remain open. >> the polls in alaska will close at 1:00 a.m. eastern time. we're being watched not just a bloomberg but other viewers for this election night update at 11:00 p.m. eastern time where polls have closed he

and candace is -- froze her embryos after giing nosed with cancer. when she and her husband had trouble conceding her cousin offered to became a surrogate. they were born on tuesday, tomorrow they go home. >> still to come on "action news" tonight a dramatic endsp >> still to come on "action news" tonight a dramatic endsp to police chase. >> get on the ground now. >> this all started can carjacking of news van and photographer was holing when it happened and ruling on same-sex marriage that could see the issue back to the stream court. >> low pressure that brought us rain today pulling away it's not done quite yet. i'll mraip in the -- >> more fallout today from data breach that affected millions and what the retailer says about what else was stolen and we sit down with expert for tips on keeping your private information safe. my special report is m coming up. >> flyers rematch against panthers in less than a week's time. that and more when "action news" time. that and more when "action news" continues hey dad, what's that? (everyone screams) get out

also, joining kendall tomorrow for the parade, pop singer, lance bass and candace glover and sheena easton and charlie mcdermott from "the middle" and elsa making a special appearance from frozen. it gets started here on 6 abc i'll be out here on the fan cam handing out donuts and coffee. and please communicate using ddpd it's all about the dwist in the wrist. >> thank you alicia. >>> still ahead today, from the timing to the travel conditions, we are live with the lightest on what is left of the season's big winter storm. and black friday burned the shopper black listed for saving too much money. >>> "action news" continues wit shirleen allicot and brian taff. >> "action news" continues with team coverage of the first sizable winter storm of the season. >> and a big talker, a big baby mixup with two mothers that raised one another's children for the last four years are considering doing. s children >> it's the kind of decision that warms your heart and restores your faith in humanity. >>> but we'll get started now with the latest on the massive prethanksgiving nor'easter hitting a large s

said, traffic problems -- as candace gives -- not all the streets, but many downtown will be close through the concert. metro has altered its train schedule. go to wjla.com for a complete list of what you need to know if you are going to the concert of trying to get around it. >> we're learning a lot more about what the two to mclean over the weekend. police said it was a home invasion that turned into a stabbing. neighbors are concerned about the violence in their quiet neighborhood. is at the scene. what else to do find out about this case? a quitetainly is street. this home has been a crime scene all day long. crews have been in there all day long. ago, thew minutes crime scene investigative unit went into the house. law enforcement sources are confirming that one of the suspects and one of the victims in this case were both attorneys that knew one another and there was some sort of dispute leading up to last nights incident. meanwhile, the couple that lives in this home, which we have told have been here for about 10 years, remain at the hospital with life-threatening injuries. tapeite

janelle parish and sade robertson, and alfonso requi rivera they are joining us for the including candace glover. ♪ she recently performed at the cherry blossom festal in washington, d.c., and will perform for us on thursday. be there for our parade, "action news" continues after this. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, shirleen allicot and brian taff. >>> details on a center city lawyer charged in a child sex trafficking ring. >> and two teens die in a parked car, what officers are saying about a tragic accident that changed the lives of a couple. >>> and the story of dogged determination, how a single meatball brings a stray to a forever home. >>> and the story from accuweather, right now winter weather watches and advisories are issued from north carolina to maine. and of course that includes us. this as a massive nor'easter heads for some of the big of the cities on the east coast just as millions of people head out for the thanksgiving holiday. for the timing and how much snow to expect. melissa magee is live at the big board. >> it's not the best timing wit

. ♪ d ♪ soul singer and american idol winner, candace glover sang on the parkway today, she has performedthe white house along side the legendry patti labelle and has begun an active career as well. ♪ ♪ the philadelphia gay men's chorus performed their version of jingle bells in front of the art center, they sang and danced wearing their christmas white and green. you can't have a parade without some floats. mr. potato head through high across the parade today, he is a regular in the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade. ♪ ♪ disney star jordan fisher delighted the crowd with the holiday song, "lightful christmas" our own alicia vitarelli was on dunkin' donuts patrol today, she greeted fans along the parade route with don't ultimates and parade gifts along with andy curry, he started the tradition of brings his family to the parade 49 years ago and the parade ended with a special visit from santa claus and mrs. claus, they flew in from the north pole to greet everyone at the parade and remind everyone that christmas is just a few weeks away. >> and sabine is on the good list. >> we'

candace is there to find out if the fix is working. >> it has been one of the most frustrating partsf traveling to the airport for the 7 million international passengers every year. -- planeng on a plan for 12 hours, then they are stuck in customs. >> it's pretty bad. >> it has gotten so bad that they have installed 40 asked for kiosks, meant to get citizens through quicker. we decided to test the system out during the 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. hours, when most international flights get in. united 980 eight, getting in at 2:05 p.m. uncutas a flight from the that just got in from bogota. let's see how long it takes them to get through customs. >> i then joined the people in the arrivals hall, waiting for their loved ones, all of us expecting it to be a while. it was not long at all. 2:21, the first passengers are out from the flight. >> this is definitely the fastest i have ever gone through. it was nice. >> similar results for germany. >> you put the passport in. but a boon, bada bing. >> officials at dulles are hoping they will have long-term success with this program. it has worked well at

candace cam ran bure is here to talk about her new movie "christmas under wraps."ef right at the site of pain. wherever it is. advil stops pain right where it starts. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. ♪ (holiday mhey! is playing) i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. >>> it's time for news by the numbers. $100,000. that's how much it will cost to dine with prince william and kate when the royals visit new york city. but hurry, tickets to the fund-raiser at the metropolitan museum of art, are nearly sold out. next, eight. that's the number of biological brothers family. the parents started by fostering two boys ten years ago. the other children were born after the adoption went through. the birth parents apparently couldn't afford medical care for the kids. finally, 30. that's how many cities in the u.s. now have plows.

. >> another one from candace, how do you tap into the instinct if you are stuck and don't know whereart. some people don't know, it's not the money, per se, but the first step. >> i think we need to do self-examination, in the book i talk about dating yourself, ask the questions you would ask if you went on a date with somebody. what are you passionate about? what turns you on? what makes you want to leap out of bed in the morning. what would do if you had no fear, if you had the capital. you are the most powerful where you are the most passionate, that's where you need to focus investment, energy, and relationships to coincide with it. >> one of these is great, how do you maintain balance with family, ministry and business. >> a great question. it's very difficult, it's very daunting and i don't know that i do it every day, but what i try to do in the book i talk about juggling jungles, and i'm sure i leave something darn out of that list every day. make sure it ain't the same two things two days in a row. >> can a nonbeliever tap into your instincts can, an atheist, can a christian

candace running now if they end up winning, that's a direction they want to take things in the future. whoever emerges on that 2016 theme from the republicans something says i want to lift america up and i have a vision to do so. and i have an ability and the experience that could do better than president obama that's when they nominate you, dana measure o'reilly moreno ticket. >> he could do it himself. >> who needs a vice president? one blast question. the media. they seem obsessed with the republicans compromising. now that you must win you act like the losers. that's always the case. never do that with liberals when the liberals win. >> see a seed change when the republicans looked like they were going to win. media started to write stories like egg they might win they will actually lose a swing a loss and a loss is a win depending on if you are republican and democrat. lots of different ways to communicate now and great candidates out there. mcconnell and boehner two very level headed people that would be able to handle the congress. what happens on 2016 will just -- we'll have t

now, 65-year-old candace kelly will spend 15 to 20 months in prison. police raided her home. they found 64 pounds of mare juan in and close to $400,000 in cash. kelly pleaded guilty. she told the judge she sold as much as 14urks00 pounds of pot year for the last four years. >>> something completely different now. thanksgiving celebrated a bit early today in germantown. >> it's a tribute for some of philadelphia's brave first responders. students from la salle university and area merchants served up a delicious dinner for city police and firefighters today. their way of saying thank you for keeping them safe every day of the year. >>> and philadelphia police put together 800 thanksgiving baskets for people today. nbc 10 was there as officers put turkeys, beans, and stuffing into baskets in the city's juniata neighborhood. a few hours later the doors opened and officers handed out the baskets. >>> danger in the skies growing at one of america's busiest airports, but it's not because of bird strikes or even other planes. why pilots are now worried about an unmanned threat. >>> e

. >> thank you, candace. i disagree with the conclusion. i think the president is failing. we have fewer people working in since any states time since jummy carter was president. middle-class income has dropped dramatically. in the last six years alone, into poverty. these are not measures for successful administration. nobody is leading us with regard to our foreign-policy. our economy is failing the people of georgia. what i hear out there in the state of georgia is that they wanted leader in washington to stand up to the present. that is not going to be michelle nunn. i will go to the senate and fight for the people of georgia. you. it is now time for closing remarks. >> thank you, panel. thank you, justin. during this campaign, i have traveled all over our great state -- talking to hard-working georgians -- and listening to your concern. it is very simple, if you like direction of our country, a vote for michelle nunn will be a vote for barack obama and his and nothing ies will change. it just seems to me that if you frustrated as i am about the size and scope of this g

. >> joined on the phone now by candace miller, who chairs the congressional committee that is charged with overseeing freshman orientation this week and next. chairwoman miller, a question on who gets invited to orientation. oute are a handful of races there yet to be called a week after election day. >> yes, that is true. they are quickly being called

. >> joined on the phone now by candace miller, who chairs the congressional committee that is charged with overseeing freshman orientation this week and next. chairwoman miller, a question on who gets invited to orientation. there are a handful of races out there yet to be called a week after election day. >> yes, that is true. they are quickly being called here. there are a handful outstanding. everyone who has been elected as a new member of congress is extended the invitation. we also extend in a petition to both parties, both candidates, i should say those contests have not been concluded yet. at up and called. -- they have not been called. that is par for the course. it is my first time going through is a chair points -- or person for orientation. there are always one or two that are outstanding. we want to make sure that whoever is successful in that contest is right up to speed. we invite both of them. >> in terms of what actually happens at new member orientation, one newspaper on capitol hill likened it to college orientation. they talked about getting to know you fellow fres

. >>> and yesterday we interviewed, candace miller about what these new members can expect. >>> we're joined on the phone by congresswoman, miller, and, she is overseeing the orethen tasting. >>> who gets invited? >>> there's still some races that have yet to be called. >>> that he, that's true, they're quickly being called, and so, every -- everybody that has been elected, is extended the invitation and, we also extend an invitation to both parties, both candidates until those races are -- they have not been called. so there are a couple of those. and, pretty much, understand it. and, it's my first time going through, as a chairperson. but, i know every cycle, there's always one are two that's outstanding, and we want to make sure, whoever is successful, in the contest, is right up to speed,. >>> in terms of what happens, at new member orientation, one like ended it to college orethen tasting. getting toness you, fellow freshmen and, meet up, posing for a flat photo watch do you make of of it? >>> i suppose there's some truth in that. i can remember when i was a freshman, and charact

>> a lot of back story on some of the characters you have seen before, like toni and candace. >> so smartason five starts in january. get all the recipes on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo. >>> thank you, guys. this stuff was delicious. everybody is treating in the 15 songs that changed country music. >> it's like no, no, no, no, no, no. great, great guesses. i'll be on twitter all day. you can't go wrong. >> watch tonight on abc. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused three tractor trailers and three pickup trucks to go up in flames in bucks county this morning. it happened at an industrial park in bristol. there are no reports of any injuries. 8:57, let's check traffic with karen rogers. >> reporter: hey matt we have an accident on schuylkill expressway westbound approaching glad win blocking the left lane. a difficult thing to deal with jammed from montgomery to approaching gladwyn eastbound is slow, as well in the usual spots. we have a 24 minute ride westbound, 28 minute ride to the blue route. this accident in royersford louis road at main street. septa regional rails

>> a lot of back story on some of the characters you have seen before, like toni and candace. >> so smarton four on netflix. season five starts in january. get all the recipes on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo. >>> thank you, guys. this stuff was delicious. everybody is treating in the 15 songs that changed country music. >> it's like no, no, no, no, no, no. great, great guesses. i'll be on twitter all day. you can't go wrong. >> watch tonight on abc. >> good monday morning. i am autria godfrey. but it went over to jack taylor. he is watching your monday morning commute. any better? >> not really, unfortunately. this late crash has cleared, we just got word that the inbound 14th street bridge has cleared up on the plains. springfield is your the way. the newest crash before maine avenue on the left side will spare the traffic lanes. leftccident blocking the lane on dumfries northbound on route one near cardinal drive, accident activity on the left side of the roadway. the newest problem in montgomery county, not moving west of falls road near norton. authorities are arriving on the scene

people know candace and "dancing with the stars." christmas because there's a lot of bah humbuggis t there these days. >> some people have given up on christmas is because it's not the true nature. >> that's the point of the film. >> i found that fascinating. good for you, cookie. we have a present for you, don't we? >> yes, we do. i'm sitting on your present. >> wow. >> this is a mike seaver mullet we had specially coiffed for you today. we want to see if you can take us back to the old days. >> i'm going to go back into character. >> it's going to be weird anyway. >> don't frighten the audience out there. >> i want to go to the bring stein concert with you, it's just that you're so -- how do i say, old? i wasn't sneaking out of the house to play with eddie and boner on a school night. i was studying at the library. go ahead and laugh. i know how important grades are to my be loved parents. perhaps i was wrong. >> i thought it was more billy ray cyrus. >> i got the tail. it's a little more billy ray cyrus. >> we love you. >> opens i

candace bergen at the time was working for life magazine. i great, progressive liberal she played that kind of a character. michael keaton and so well-known conservative. is it more than a? >> a little bit on the phone and largely in the mail. i would send him a script and he would send me my comments. armstrong williams, he came out to california therefore the beginning of the show. about six or seven episodes just to get us started. >> the american way. watching them on tv. glacier on television with me. i'm doing an interview and i have to hang up sweetheart or call you back and i door you. were here. by. >> were going to take your calls to. five daughters and one son. >> this one, one of twins. they will be 20 next week. >> are those your youngest. >> those are my youngest. my oldest is 68. >> you are 92. >> ninety-two. >> how is your health. >> i think i think my health is pretty good. >> i was actually the beginning, there was an influx of television ministries swaggered, baker, etc. in a mixture of politics and religion. and that is e

does fall, it gives isil access to the airport, and we know that isil have the kind of weaponry that candace repute and harm commercial air traffic. it also gives them access to the outskirts are baghdad. that's why it's been so heavily defended. what they're doing right now is moving from the south all the way through to the town. it's a very tough fight. they're going through the orchards, farmland, villages trying to clear this. we've seen pictures of them fighting very, very hard against isil fighters. it's a crucial town. it is the last post effectively before baghdad. >> this is the same area american forces have recently stepped up the number of advisors? >> that's absolutely right. at the brigade level, what the americans have done is supplied advisors to various different commands. they're in the an bar provincial command at the moment, oversee that go fight. the americans are in the airport, advising and training troops there. they'll understand the importance of the town and it's likely that their advice will have led to or partly helped this latest operation. it's a big move for

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oh, my gosh, it's alan olden and candace bergen! this is a present from my executive producer don nash. normally don does this for me, but we have a meeting. we have guinness world record witnesses here, watching everything that's going on. three, two, one! halfway point! we're looking at -- oh, i forgot to turn my alarm off. i thought i'd be asleep. she hearts #rokerthon! the rokerthon has been going on so long, al roker's grown a mustache. go, al! you'll be sounding like barry white by the time you've broken the record. i love to love your mama, but i love your mama better. hoda kotb, ladies and gentlemen. wow! security? mm! hot cider. the weather just got much better. break time. i don't call myself the weatherman, just the man. >> i tell you what, man, this is unbelievable. you've knocked kim kardashian off the top of the list on twitter, trending. it is like a college dorm room in here. we've got too many people, there's beef jerky, random beverages open, laying around. i think it's time to wrap this up. >> before somebody gets

. >> thank you, candace. i disagree with the conclusion. i think the president is failing. his economic policies are failing, we have fewer people working in the united states since any time since jimmy carter was president. middle-class income has dropped dramatically. and we have pushed many women in , the last six years alone, into poverty. these are not measures for a successful administration. they feel like the ship is rudderless right now nobody is , leading us with regard to our foreign policy, our economy is failing the people of georgia. what i hear out there in the state of georgia is that they wanted leader in washington to stand up to the present. that is not going to be michelle nunn. i will go to the senate and fight for the people of georgia. >> thank you, it is now time for closer marks. first a statement from mr. purdue. >> during this campaign, i have traveled all over our great state, talking to hard-working georgians -- and listening to your concerns. it is very simple, if you like the direction of our country, a vote for michelle nunn will be a vote fo

in other words, lighters competes i can infiltrate the candace parker the as refugees and carry on the fight within the camps, which really stresses both the national secure the services return to police these camps, the u.n. if you're running the camps and other organizations. so we've got this situation with the millions of people facing, and it wouldn't take much to have a medical imaging crisis, but certainly other crises in terms of food, water, shelter and these camps. now, let me talk a little bit about isis because this represents a new situation. we call it a isis. that's what our government insists on calling it, and i am no longer part of the government. i am ex-fed, not fedex, but ex-fed. i actually retired and so i'm speaking just for myself, but our government insists on calling it a isis, islamic state of iraq and syria, a isis has its eyes on a lot more than just iraq and syria. if you look at their map of the worldwide caliphate, it resembles no caliphate that ever existed in the history of islam. most of northern africa, most come into sub-saharan, south asia. it is,

the auto maker stays its faulty ignition switches caused candace anderson to lose control of her car of any wrongdoing. >>> and johnny manziel involved in a man beat down in a cleveland hotel early saturday morning. a fan apparently just wanted a hug from johnny football and that is when police say manziel's entourage struck back, hitting the man in the face. manziel is not listed as a suspect in the police report and no arrests have been made. speak of football, some other football news for you, the new york jets and the buffalo bills squaring off, but football wasn't the only action on the field. can you see the highlighted area? that's a fan, two of them, running onto the field in the middle of the third quarter. one of them running right towards the jets as they lined up for the play. cameras put away as security tussled the pair and police arrested them for disorderly conduct. buffalo winning big 38-3. >> bizarre. they had to play in detroit because of the snow in buffalo. so there is 10,000 people who didn't care about both teams. >> thank you very much. one other bit of news,

paul ryan will control the influential ways and means committee, just one republican woman candace miller a committee chair. she leads the house administration committee. so there you go. >> can we show that full screen again? yeah. michael steele, let's look at that. >> wow. >> put those baseball cards back out. >> i'm thinking maybe -- >> that's going to really help. >> you got to compare this to the freshman class photo yesterday where you have a lot of republican women joining the ranks from this last election. i don't know if you have that image. you've got at least seven or eight new women coming in from the republican party and they love -- >> the women currently serve before this class shows up? >> right. >> in congress more than a term, so, hello -- >> one chair woman? >> one chair woman. seriously, you got two rows of faces there. >> two rows of white men. >> amazing. >> it is, it certainly is, the democrats have a much more diverse space. >> we look like america, the democratic party does. i invite everybody to join. >> all right, oh, here's the video you are talking about. let