i want to introduce you jessica and ukee to john wood and he's from toledo he had.ittle moriah. how are you today? can you say hi. she's shy. how old is she he. >> she's three years old. >> reporter: three years old. john tell me a little bit about making the trip here and to bring a thirty four yield to see pope francis, thi three-e the pope. >> i have four of my kids here and we hope it's a experience they'll remember for the rest of their lives. could be a once in a lifetime chance to see the pope and we didn't want to pass that opportunity being so close. >> reporter: we are told that pope francis will actually parade behind the camera at some point tonight. we're showing you kind of a view of where this is going to happen. we don't know exactly what time this is going to happen but john, when you hear that, we're pretty close. i mean we're maybe 15 feet away, 10, 15 feet away. did you think you were going to be that close when you heard about a million or so people in philadelphia and all of the crowds on the news, did you think you would have a chance to see h

. >> john wood is an amazing guy. he used to be a big executive at microsoft until he went on vacation in nepal. that's when he saw the desperate need for books and libraries. he changed the course of his own life to change the lives of children all over the world. >> when i was growing up in pennsylvania, we had actually a bookmobile that came to our town. and we think of this kind of as a "nepalese yak-mobile." we've got our yak loaded with books, and we're about to head off to go to a secondary school here to deliver about 500 books to help them start their first library. >> when john arrives with his "yak-mobile," just look at the reaction. reading isn't just fun. it's a way for them to connect to the world beyond their isolated community. >> "what does shirash like?" >> he likes ice cream. >> he likes ice cream. "what do annie and onnie like?" >> "what do annie and onnie like? they like chicken curry." >> [ laughing ] they like chicken curry. do you like chicken curry? yes? okay. >> in nepal, children express gra

. >>> john wood and matt flannery have succeeded both in computing and social change.s it possible to do well and to do good? we explore this question. >> major funding for revolutionaries is provided by the intel corporation. >> thank you for being

others still have not been able to check if their homes are fine like john wood, who told me he's happy to have his dogs and bird with him but starts to choke up thinking about families who have lost everything. >> like i start talking to you and others, too, i start getting nasally, getting close to start, you know, tearing up a bit. >> reporter: still plenty of people waiting. deputies set to start escorting people back to their homes. for 15 minutes at a time. that starts at 8:30 and goes until 5:00 at night just for middletown, lower lake, hidden valley area. they cannot pick up personal items yet than may have to wait another week. live here in calistoga, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." >> 6:06. for hundreds who still don't know if their homes are standing, it is an agonizing wait. one woman from middletown waited to get the news from us. one of our crews went to middletown to see if grace bowman's home was destroyed in the fire. took a while to find it. when crews got there, sadly it was burned to the ground. >> air-conditioning unit, yeah, wow. i just lost my house. oh! i go

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john seine alone in the woods when he fell and broke his leg. he had no cell service and used sticks to make a splint, then crawled three miles over nearly four days in such pain, he considered shooting himself. when he started to write a good-bye letter to his family, it motivated him to keep going. that's when he was spotted by a group of bikers who called for help. >>> singer chris brown will not be welcome in australia for his december tour. an immigration official says she'll refuse his request for a visa because of his criminal conviction for assaulting rihanna. brown pleaded guilty to felony assault and was freed from probation this year. britain, canada, and new zealand have also refused his visa. >>> when it comes to popular tv shows, binge watching has become a way of life for many of us. >> netflix wanted to know exactly when and how do we get hooked. it's not what you might think. after examining 25 of its most popular series like "house of cards" orange is the new black" and arrested development, not a single one reeled in viewers w

john. marvin rogers. patrick woods. martin michael. rodney james. john wright, jr.. cassander right.> and my sister which we have the hope to meet up with her once again. we miss you and your granddaughter looks just like you. >> to our hero and one of my many dirty needles my beautiful aunt -- guardian angels, my beautiful aunt. >> vicki. matthew david. kevin. edward. kevin patrick. suze and martha. donald mcarthur young. jacqueline young. lisa young. joseph. edwin. robert allen. mark. christopher, jr.. kenneth l. birch. abraham. michael joseph. and joseph. interest even for pro end of my brother your life than the love in spirit inspires us every day for everyone impact did that day we will never need to be reminded to remember. we will never forget. >> my brother who continues to be our guiding light you'll be happy the way six children have come out. we're very proud of them i am sure that you would be also you help us get through difficult times we love you. never forget. david gregory. douglas. mohamad. juan apollo. scott thomas. susan coughlin. christopher thomas james. john g

john sain was alone in the woods when he fell and broke his leg.had no cell service, so he used sticks to make a splint then he crawled three miles over nearly four days in so much pain he considered shooting himself but he had a change of heart when he started to write a good-bye letter to his wife and kids. >> that's it. write the letter to my family and that just -- that settled it. i said, there's no way i'm doing this. i will get out of here. >> sain was so motivated that he kept crawling and praying and that's when he was spotted by a group of bikers who called for help. >>> well, rush hour tough enough but nobody needs a plane, yeah, zooming right through an intersection landing on a busy street. that's what happened in the southern california city of irvine last night. engine trouble. that's what forced this small plane to make an emergency landing, which was caught on dash cam. amazingly, it touched down safely without anyone getting hit. >> and without getting a speeding ticket. that's clearly a 25-mile-an-hour zone there. >>> we move on

susan: next is a call from john in laguna woods, california. thank you for taking the call and thank you for c-span. my mother's family is from creston, fort dodge and waterloo in iowa. my mom was nicknamed after lou. apparently, the family knew them in iowa and waterloo. my mother's family was involved in the creation of the republican iowa party so they could vote for lincoln. anyway, i am bragging. susan: thank you very much. a lot of personal connections. also took a personal approach to some of the stories that would come across regarding them. how did they respond with the letters and pleas for help that they got. annette: it is important to recognize that first ladies were always getting letters of requests for help whether it was to ask a first lady lady to send money or have influenced in the appointment of a spouse or to put in a good word with the president. when lou started getting letters and asking for request for help, the first thing she had to do was to determine how many of them were traditional letters and how many might be l

greg: ben curtis enough career physician, neurosurgeon, il chris wood, johns hopkins university, 63 years old kent capturing the attention of lot of people. rosanna: a lot of people talking about carly fiorina because she is going to be on the main stage. greg: robert moses has more. >> reporter: if you like me any like politics this is perfect for you, this is a three hour debate, donald trump and ben carson nynex in net, plenty is at stake, i can donald trump extend his lead? can cars and narrow the gap? can jeb bush a chris christie rescue their floundering candidacy? intrigued abounds. donald trump enters tonight's republican debate as the front runner, ben carson is nipping at his heels. new york times cbs news poll shows donald trump has the support of 27% of republican voters. that is up a modest three points from last month. ben carson is right behind with 23%, that is up 17 points since august. carthy's momentum stems from his strong performance at the gop debating cleveland. he spoke yesterday aboard the uss iowa in los angeles and said his united states would be a force to be r

john har wood's speak easy interview with the front runner.n the table to avoid political shutdown. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. futures in the green in a big way, dow would be 190 points higher now, and s&p at 23 points higher, and nasdaq looks 60 points higher. >> an 88% stake bought in business insider, and with this acquisition, he'll own 97% of business insider, the remaining stake held by the amazon founder. the ceo of axel springer joining us now. people are looking at this as a big push into a media market that you have not played in. why this move, why now? >> well, you see, axel springer implemented a radical transformation strategy in order to be a leading digital publisher. we achieved the goal in europe, we have the number one, we want to go beyond europe and the u.s. market is the biggest and most attractive media market in the world. there's tremendous opportunities, and clearly business insider is a first big step. we have made smaller investments in aussie and now this and mike.com, and we have acquired living media,

woods is expected to recover. >>> conservative republicans are cheering house speaker john boehner's stunning disetion to quit congress. boehner was brought to tears when talking about his decision after a meeting with pope francis. >> it was never about the vote. there was no doubt whether i could survive a vote. i don't want my members to have to go through this. i certainly don't want the institution to go through this. especially when i knew i was thinking about walking out the door anyway. >> boehner was under fire from conservatives and facing the threat of a floor vote to stay on as speaker. central valley republican kevin mccarthy is widely believed to be next in line for the house speaker ship. it would be a medioric rise for him. they elected mccarthy just nine years ago. >>> another bay area library is closed because of bedbugs. pest-sniffing dogs discovered the infestation. the library will be closed until next tuesday for treatment to get rid of the bedbugs. the mitchell park library closed because of bedbugs on wednesday. >>> a whirlwind day for the pope during a historic visit to the u.s. the pope left

. >> nice choice, mike woods, remember john notes? >> reminds me of going with my father in the mazda sundowner truck. did you sing along? >> absolutely. to was the one singing along most of the time. it is a good shoelace. what do we have to give the end of summer, last weekend, last weekend of summer. this is it, get out and enjoy it. fade. the last few days haven't, sunny and warm with temperatures in the 80s, we have a cold front on the way that will change things upbringing more cloud cover, it will try to bring some rain but not much as far as that is concerned. it does look dry for now but not forever, certainly we have to get that back but still on the dry side. here is what we have 68 degrees at central park, 65 in newark, 54 in monticello, another mild start to the day with mild sun shine. try to bring us some showers but will break down as the heads through sunday, cooler temperatures but rain chances are pretty minimal. high temperature day '86 with mainly sunny skies, high temperature joy marco 83, highs 77 sunday with mo

woods is expected to recover. >>> conservative republicans are cheering house speaker john boehner's stunning disetion to quit congressner was brought to tears when talking about his decision after a meeting with pope francis. >> it was never about the vote. there was no doubt whether i could survive a vote. i don't want my members to have to go through this. i certainly don't want the institution to go through this. especially when i knew i was thinking about walking out the door anyway. >> boehner was under fire from conservatives and facing the threat of a floor vote to stay on as speaker. central valley republican kevin mccarthy is widely believed to be next in line for the house speaker ship. it would be a medioric rise for him. they elected mccarthy just nine years ago. >>> another bay area library is closed because of bedbugs. pest-sniffing dogs discovered the infestation. the library will be closed until next tuesday for treatment to get rid of the bedbugs. the mitchell park library closed because of bedbugs on wednesday. >>> a whirlwind day for the pope during a historic visit to the u.s. the pope left madiso

. >> reporter: john says he plans to go hide in the woods hunting instead of suffer the eagles' highsand lows this fall. >> get your hopes up, then on sunday, sunday morning you're happy then sunday evening you're, you know, all depressed. >> reporter: many say the division is still wide open. >> the team is really split up over the past years, you know? like peanut butter and jelly, make them match. >> reporter: others hoping pope francis brings prayers or good fortune. >> we could use all the help we could get, divine or otherwise. >> reporter: peanut butter and jelly, ham and cheese, anything better than oil an water. the blame is on the coaching staff, on the offensive side, of course, the eagles take on the new york jets next sunday at the meadowlands. live in deptford, nbc 10 news. >> count on us to follow the team to north new jersey this weekend. exclusive post and pre game coverage all season long. >>> sticker shock, the cost of lunch is on the rise for plenty of people. the reason for the sudden surge straight ahead. >>> no time to eat. a look at what one bus driver was caug

john h.: he made it sound like a personal decision, that he was doing this for the wood of the party, leading by leaving the race. -- good of the party, leading by leaving the race. his money was drying up rather rapid rate. he was having fund-raising trouble before the debate at the reagan library in simi valley last week. after that debate, things got more dire with an hours of that debate. what is the degree of panic and the degree of pessimism among walker's donor class, people who supported him financially and others who were establishment and nonestablishment supporters of his, over how bad things had gotten and how quickly they got that way? john m.: there was huge nervousness. there was a conference call scheduled immediately after the debate were walker got on the line along with his campaign manager and they tried to calm and donor nerves. they put forward their new plan, that they would focus on iowa almost exclusively. no, i interviewed some donors over the weekend and they said they were staying loyal to them, they were maybe starting to look at other candidates, but in his core

to put meatloaf on the $10 bill and give little john a cabinet position which would send the message that this great nation will never turn down for wood sounds presidential. thank you, no, president jeb bush. >> did you ever think little john would come out of president bush's mouth? no. tv cricket with me and senior politics editor for "the daily beast" jackie kucinich. we all know this is about the candidates going on the shows and showing a different side and showing some personality and eric i was reading your notes, you said to my producer saying jeb wasn't awful but -- what did you think? >> exactly. first of all, little john did not come out of his mouth, the words little john did not come out of his mouth, but, yeah, jeb was trying so hard to be relaxed and trying so hard to be off the cuff that he was neither, and as you noted the clip where he was the most funny, where he made fun of trump was cut out of the broadcast so we saw a bush who was clearly nervous, who was having trouble loosening up, who seemed a little wary of stephen colbert at first because, you know, it was the first show and it was hard to tell whether steph

john has the latest on the man hunt. >> reporter: from the air and on the ground, massive intensive man hunt for killers of veteran police officer. swat teams and canine units searching wooded areas, local businesses and homes. the suspects are considered armed and dangerous. >> two male whites and one male black. we have the evidence processing at the scene. we have the investigation into exactly what occurred here today. >> authorities say the officer was on routine patrol and radioed he was checking on suspicious activity. he was on foot pursuit when communication was lost. moments later, backup arrived. they found the officer shot, gun and pepper spray gone. the officer was a 32 year veteran of law enforcement, husband and father of four sons. >> residents knew him as gi joe and remember him as someone deeply committed. >> his death, a scene all too familiar. this this year, 84 officers killed in the line of duty, up 15% to this time last year. >> law enforcement feel they're in greater danger. >> as the man hunt continued, commuter trains shut down, schools on lock down and warning issued for residents. >> be on alert. anything out of ordinary in s subdivisi subdivisio

john yang has the latest on the manhunt. >> reporter: from the air and on the ground, a massive, intensive manhunt for the killers of a veteran police officer. swat teams, canine units all closely searching nearby wooded areas, local businesses and homes. the suspects are considered armed and dangerous. >> two male whites and one male black. we have the evidence processing at the scene and we have the investigation into exactly what occurred here today. >> shots were fired. >> reporter: authorities say the officer was on routine patrol. he was on a foot pursuit when communication was lost. moments later, backup arrived. they found the officer shot, his gun and pepper spray gone. the officer was a 32-year veteran of law enforcement, a husband and father of four sons. >> residents here knew him as g.i. joe and remember him as deeply committed to fox lake. >> reporter: his death, a seen that has become all too familiar. this year alone 84 officers killed in the line of duty, up 15%. as the manhunt in fox lake continued, commuter trains were shut down, schools on lockdown and a warning issued for residents. >> please be on the alert. anything out of the ordinary in their subdivisions, no tip is too small.

the high tech security barriers we have here, yellow wood police horses we would call them, this is what lined the parkway back in 79 when pope johnl the second, so times have certainly changed. >> is that you. >> i do have a picture of myself, coming up in just a little while. >> i have seen it and you were a dofuss. >> like you are one to talk. >> we will compare pictures from 79 coming up, all of the septa stations, coming into that secure area are blocked, nothing new, this is the the plan be ready it is game time, market frankford subway lines not stopping at the three stations here, trolleys, also not using 15th street and all regional rail lines will bypass, suburban station this morning. mike anal a ex, back over to you. >>> you ever go to new york you have to cram everything in 35, 36 hours, boom. the pope only has 40 hours in new york city, to cover the whole area. >> of course he will make the most of it. >> he has a whirlwind schedule planned for today. >> he will address world leaders at u.n. on the east side, hold a in mass at mad on square garden, in midtown, and then, take lower manhattan for services at the 9/11 m

john in the first episode that airs tomorrow night and knock on wood, there is other great musicianshat is the perfect place to do it. >> yes. my character actually buys an old run-down bar this year and we start refurbishing that so that is a place to potentially do more music so i'm very excited about it that. the music scene down there, as a musician to be in the place where jazz was born and to be around that environment, is breath taking to me all the time. >> what is your favorite thing to sing? because if i could do anything i would like to sing. i'm just a bad singer. >> what would you like to sing? are youing a asking me what sty? >> yes. or if you'd like to show us. >> i'm a broadway musical theater guy but i also love all of the standards and so, you know, grew up listening to big bands and so i kind of love everything. and i love jazz. i've seen billie holiday singing and that was so nice. >> what place in your heart does "quantum leap" hold for you? people see you and say, i remember. >> i do remember. i do remember. it was a unique experience. kind of unprecedented. we

much this was the seen on october 3rd 1979 when pope john paul ii said mass in front of a estimated 1 million people on logan circle. a stage made of woodld, it cost $150,000 back then. that price and the city's decision to pay for it caused a lot of controversy back then and in a move that in these times may seem unbelievable the holy father walked slowly from the basilica of saints peter and paul to the stage itself. once he reached the stage he he walked up all 57 steps to the altar. the pope then delivered a half hour sermon to a hushed crowd quite a different time. >> that's for sure. >>> all right. time to check that forecast. meteorologist melissa magee. actually saw some precipitation this afternoon. >> i did, yeah. a couple showers moving on through. i don't think everyone will find the activity but it's an indication of that cooler air that's ushering in for the start our work week. storm tracker6 live double scan radar you can see a little bit of spotty activity down across interior sections of jersey and also to our south and west. so, allow for a spotty shower or two for the rest of tonight. otherwise it will be rather clou

about the conviction, mindy the mother of under wood and daughter of william corbin was in court and left without talking to reporters, randall. >> thank you johncond person has now been arrested in connection with last monday's deadly bombing in bangkok, thai prime minister says he is a foreigner and picked up at a check point at the cambodian border and the second foreigner arrested in connection with the explosion at a religious shrine, 20 people died in the blast, the motive still not clear. hungry is taking a bold step this morning to stop thousands of refugees from boarding trains to western europe. we have live pictures out of budapest where refugees are protesting outside the train station, the decision to clear the area and stop all trains from leaving the terminal, hundreds of refugees managed to leave on monday and ride into austria and andrew simmons is in budapest. >> reporter: hundreds of refugees were getting on international trains here, more than 3500 getting through austria and on to germany and but now the police are acting as guards stopping them from getting them in the station even and they are sprawled all over and some d

john? >> we will see problems in woodbridge getting around the metro trough park train station -- metro park train station. this is route 27, lincoln highway at the intersection with wood. you can see a lot of police activity at the scene. we know this happened around 5:00 this morning. we are told there was a pedestrian struck at this intersection. he was taken to the hospital with critical injuries. the vehicle is still on the scene that was involved in the accident. plenty of police. looks like an accident investigation will be getting underway. the northbound lanes of route 27, lincoln highway, those lanes are shut down while the accident investigation is ongoing. heading to metro park this morning, allow extra time because of these local street closures. live over woodbridge, john del giorno, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> john, thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," two students killed when their school bus plunges off a highway. one family talking about the sudden loss and plans for legal action. >> a shocking hit on the football field. the latest on the latest serious trouble one local football player may be facing. it took serena williams

john paul ii who was of a european mindset. >> i think it's important to have a pope from our neck of the woods in the western hemisphere. he understands the ethos of the american melting pot and has come from a similar one in argentina. he's free of the european perspective that is somewhat secular. we'll see him become more a missionary for our version of catch tamism and free end prize in the world. martha: do you think this trip will change his perspective of the united states and capitalism? >> i think it will and probably already has. i would like to credit some of our important catholic leaders who have been with him the past few days. when i heard him say business and capitalism provide an essential service to the common good. i felt refreshed that he sees our version of capitalism is different than it is in argentina. martha: ambassador, thank you very much. i know we will be hearing from you throughout the day. bill: we have talked about interest section of politics and morality and that played out clearly yesterday in the pope's remarks before congress. how does he address it. a refugee crisis the largest we h

john f. kennedy? >> 43, i believe. teddy roosevelt was 42. again, they looked older than they were, right? mike woods, i'm not going to ask you your age. >> we'll keep the age a secret. anyhow, let's get you going out the door. a decent weekend, saturday was better than sunday but, yeah, we had a little of this, little of that. no rain. we need the rain, but it's still not happening, but it's coming in a couple of days, thank goodness. 57's the average low, we are above normal. 66 right now out at central park with winds coming in from the northeast at 10 milesser hour. other temps in the region, 56 in newark, montauk you've got can 67 and let's call it artily cloudy for the time being but more clouds will be building in as time dose on. winds from the east/northeast at around 3 milesser hour. sky nice and dry even though we have a mix of clouds and sun out there. see all this moisture over the south ian states and that -- southeastern tates and that cold front the midwest? today into be tomorrow artily to mostly cloudy skies. then showers start popping up tomorrow. it looks like only a little bit fo

. >> brady also says he feelss;-02 terrible for+a john, and a jim both of them suspended for alleged roles in deflate-gate. >> check in with mike woods per a look at the forecast. >> good day to head outside. >> a great one. lots of sun shine out there. warm temperatures but above normal temperatures something that we've gotten used to. we've had something like 59 in -- days in a row of 80-degrees plus at central park. usually you get a break that hasn't happened so far. so yeah two months of 80 plus that won't end for a while. 79 is average high for today. 64 is average low. we dropped it down to 70 at one point where we are right now. but record high for today is 101 degrees. that was set back in 1881 staying away from the record. but we're still looking at a well above normal temperatures for a while. it is now 70 out at central park with clear skieses. southwest wind coming through at 238 miles per hour. the dew point and humidity levels are high. 64 degree dew point with a humidity level of 81%. those are pretty high numbers out there. but it is actually going to be getting worse in days to come. we have 66 right now out at newa

john del giorno pointed out, this guy is teetering off the edge here. all lanes have been reopened on the cross bronx expressway. that doesn't mean we're out of the woods. let's go over to a camera and show you the george washington bridge. you know what happens when there's an accident on the cross bronx expressway. lower level moving just a little better. we'll pinpoint where the accident is. cross bronx east at white plains road. the accident cleared away. however, that delay goes across the george washington bridge. getting into the tolls, at least 20 minutes inbound at the george washington bridge much heavier to the upper level. lincoln is 15. the holland is still only 5 minutes. c trains downtown express only, hoyt street because of mechanical problems. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. >>> thank you. 6:32. we are following breaking news in brooklyn. a suspect was shot in the leg during a shootout with police early this morning. >> it wasn't the only shot fired. eyewitnesses say that at least a dozen shots were fired in bushwick. eyewitness news reporter dray clark sent this tweet from the scene showing the extent of the

then, john kerry coming and saying you do not do that and you do not to tell us. we are in that neck of the woodswill not listen to them. my immediate confusion on this and that is why i am so happy to have mister collins here. something very interesting to me. could you imagine those in the neighborhood. >> absolutely. we had an incident not too long ago when turkey came into the war. part of the reason turkey wants to get involved this they want to conduct airstrikes on the kurds. the kurds, excuse me, the turks came into the air operation over there, the conflicting. we need all the american planes out of the airspace. now russian planes. what is more is, that type of toxic atmosphere, you could have someone shooting down the wrong plane. >> we have american planes flying over there. we have some british special operation troops of the robles fight isis. there is a recipe for an absolute disaster. i think that building was a tactical player. there is some very political reasons. neil: let him. >> from a tactical sense, if we think that our reputation is fallen in that region right now, wait un

wood. stuart: a colleague of main said he paid $1.74. >> going down. >> i'm filling up today. stuart: johnd is with us from of all places, bermuda. i keep laughing about this, i really do. the big selloff is in progress, you know it, you can see it and i think you believe that prices have come down on two stocks in particular, to the point where you think there are raving buys. give me number one. >> both of these stocks have to do with oil prices and what you're going to see is consolidation and mergers. the drill count is way down and at some point you'll have the oil stocks, stocks, i own it. stuart: the other one you really like, an energy stock? >> energy play, delta airlines, kind of the peter lynch, know what you own. i've flown over 7 million frequent flyer miles in my lifetime and delta is one of the best carriers there is out there, but it's incredibly cheap valuation. i think with the iran deal, especially, you could have a million barrels coming on line because of the iran deal. gas prices will come down and gas prices will benefit and delta, i do own it. stuart: you're looking

wood. ♪ >> am i on. let's hear it. he's your host. and mc. look. you guys doing good? i'm here to lighten the mood. you guys are looking at me like hey, look, johnlway and gary busey has a baby. look at that guy. i know. i get it all the time. i was fired from donald trump. you know what i'm saying? man, it's great to be here in d.c. i'm from southern kral. i go all over and republican, staunch, in case anyone asks but it's nice to be here now because it's cool out here. i just came from 103 dedegrees. i'm not kidding. i was setting like donald trump at a kinsonyeta. that's hot. like stallone at a spelling bee. very hot. i want to buy a vowel. you know what i mean? i've been married for 20 years. been happy for two, so that's exciting. i'm just kidding. i love being married. we have married people here, some couples? 20 years? i met my wife on the internet, craigslist. anybody? i'm kidding. my wife is classy. please, it was e-bay. free shipping, ladies. and they take pay pal, so you have to love that. i remember when i got engaged, i looked up the word engaged in the dictionary. it says to do battle with the enemy. then i looked up mother-in-law