ba ? ? ba-ba-ba ? ? ba ? ? ba-ba-baran ? ? ba-ba-ba ? ? ba-ba-ba ? ? ba-ba-barbara-a-nn ? ? ba-ba-barbara-a-nn ? ? my barbara ann ? ? my barbara ann ? so that's what happened to our old anchorman. come on, min, we gotta get these robes back or there's gonna be one judge looking real casual. man: you sweep up in here. i will go feed the love attack dogs. let's see -- ? everything is beautiful ? ? in its own way... ? it's worse than i thought, min. i hate that song. mearth, don't scream. it's us! ah! [ sighs ] mommy and daddy. i'm not mearth anymore, no. i'm baba swell. everybody here loves me. there were no flights. who came along but the babas...to save me. they were good to me. this place is like utopia, understand? except the food -- u-u-ungh! sweetheart, mommy knows all about this place, and it's not what you think. come on. we're taking you home. i can't. i can't. i can't go. i can't. you see, i'm baba's love child. oh, no, mork, they've gotten to him. what are we gonna do? i can deprogram him. so, baba love loves you, huh? when you had that cold, huh, hmm? did baba love

. >> ba-ba-ba-barbara. >> jimmy: ba-ba-ba-barbara just explosions sound effect. >> and then she just walks out like 5'1." >> jimmy: she must be so proud of you. >> she is. she's seen "hamilton" like 15 times. yeah, it's great. i actually had to tell her to stop. [ laughter ] posting on facebook and stuff. it got a little much but she is very proud and i'm -- you know, it's nice to be financially stable. she's very happy. >> jimmy: clipping, what's happening with your group? album out about a month ago, "splendor and misery." if you haven't heard it, you should probably check it out. [ cheers and applause ] it's on sub pop records and deathbomb arc, and we just finished a little tour along the east coast and then we go to europe in december and we're -- we'll do a little mini-tour there. yeah, all kinds of stuff. so much music is happening. me and tariq got projects together. right? this bars mix tape we're doing. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. there's a really cool project >> jimmy: how would you describe clipping, just hip-hop or what -- >> yeah. i mean, to us, they're rap songs. to

. >> ba-ba ba-ba >> see, you couldn't get him to do that. >> ba-ba ba-ba ba-ba ba. >> i have to say in my years in the entertainment business this is the single weirdest moment i've ever had. i'm serious. i've had some weird moments. this shot to the top of the list. i'm patting a doing egg. >> it loves you. >> darned right. what's not to love. >> ah-ah-ah. you. >> we'll meet later baby. >> there's lights lighting up on it. i think orange means it needs to burp. >> eventually, does something come out of it? >> if it doesn't, we're going to be profoundly disappointed after all of this. >> while harry cares for the hatchable, along with dylan, stay on our facebook live page to see the results. >>> supermarket james did a shop of a gun open. we don't have time. this is tv magic. >> dylan has waited nine months for her egg to crack. be patient. >>> and for -- >> when is your egg cracking? >> in a few weeks. affleck -- >> could you go over that list again? >> these are people you want to crack your egg? >> these are people you want to have dinner with for thanksgiving. taylor swift. and mer

. >> recently not so much jay it ended with ba, ba, ba, ba-bang. >> that's when that went out?s. and maybe from a larger perspective you can see where that happens. when you are that group, you have to wean people off that kind of power and slowly ease into this world where the privilege will be passed around. you can't yeang it away and say it is your fault for having it all these years. we didn't ask for it. i think part is people get mad about that. they think their voice hasn't been heard. some of them like trump and the other ones just know how pup it will piss off the people or making them so upset to vote for them. >> not what had bad for my form -- not bad for my former intern. >> camille, would you say that it is -- we talk about pc culture. we are media so we never shut up. would the working class people in michigan, do they care about that some. >> i don't know. it plays some part. i am always cautious with the simple narratives. it is a complicated outcome and here is a simple narrative. trump had name rec recognition. the fact that he was tremendously out spent on

ba ba ba ba ba.at gets sent by email or something to election headquarters to new york city, right? >> right. and where there is a sequestered group from each one the networks and major media organizations and they get that data. they compile it, they look at the different aspects of it, you know, who is republican, whose democrat, which way did they vote, and where their demographics fall and they come up with a list. >> we do our own and cbs does its own. we don't share, right? we have our own and they have their own, right? >> the data is the same but we do it ourself, fox. >> okay. so you, bret baier, during the day do they tell you this is the trend in florida at 2 o'clock p.m.? do they give you updates? >> not throughout the day. we have a 5:00 p.m. meeting in which they then come back from the sequestered area and we debrief for everybody. now, that is held until the first polls close, 7:00. >> so even i can get that at 5:00 on tuesday i will get that information should i go to that meeting, w

ba ba-da ba ? ? and i'm high on believing ? ? that you're in love -- ? ? the love we share seems to ? ? dah dah ? ? go nowhere ? hey. she has the same bracelet that robyn had. alexis: they must be waiting for robyn to show up. ? now i'll run from you ? come on. ? this tainted love you're givin' ? ? i'll give you all... ? hi. are you looking for robyn? who are you? uh, this is alexis, and i'm richard castle. we're private investigators. we're here to talk to you about robyn. did something happen to her? -nypd! -police! nobody move! yo. castle. where's the 911? oh. that was -- who are all these people? uh... robyn's new family. i can't believe it. robyn was the first person to talk to me in prison. she always had my back. is prison where all the girls in your group met? yeah -- through the n.b.p. it's a nonprofit arts program that helps us stay straight. we all loved singing, but robyn was the one who put together the a cappella group. without her, there is no aca-cons. do you have any idea who might have killed her? agnes. she was in the cons till about thr

ba da ba ba ba (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen >>> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. it's my prayer that on this thanksgiving, we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country, strengthened by shared purpose and very, very common resolve. >> donald trump talked about putting hillary clinton in jail during the campaign, but now he's calling for unity and focusing on his policy agenda. we're back now with the panel. so president-elect trump has clearly reversed himself on his pledge. you heard there in the second debate to name the second prosecutor and, as he put it, put hillary clinton in jail for her mishandling of classified information. he said he's suffered enough and jerry, what does that tell you about mr. trump's campaign promises, and what does it also say, and i thought reince priebus tried to clear it up today, about his understanding of the justi

. >> ba, ba, ba boo-yah, jim. i recently retired out of general electric company and i have a wheelbarrow full of g.e. stock. i'm just kind of looking for direction right now, if you have any ideas where i could go with that wheelbarrow. >> i think the stock is breaking out. my travel trust, we put out a bulletin saying g.e. is about to break out and business is good. i say hold on but, remember, we still love diversification on the shelf. it is the art of the surprise. that's what you saw drive the incredible performance with burlington stores that astounds the analyst or stocks like medtronic or palo alto falling. i'll help you decode these signals to try it and see some coming. my sit-down with home depot's cfo on how she plans to keep ahead of the competition. plus, what does the market fear index tell us about how long this rally could last? tr an unemotional opinion of this stock market and of the trump valley and a biotech stock that's on a real roller-coaster ride. i will take you behind the reasons for th

ba-ba-ba-ba fever, fever, fever... ? mr. fever... mr. furley, can i ask you something? you name it, i'll play it. no, we wouldn't want to do that. ( sputtering ) what jack is trying to say is that... well, that... we... that... oh, mr. furley wouldn't you like to get another job? no. the only job i want is the one i had-- i'll tell you something else. my brother bart will have to look long and hard to find somebody to replace me. ( phone ringing ) i'll get it. a person of my experience. boy, you just wait. sooner or later he's going to come crawling on his hands and knees begging me to take that job back. hello? oh, yeah, he's right here. it's your brother bart. what did i tell you, huh? what did i tell you? this. give me that. okay, bart baby, start crawling. it was just a little joke, bart. bart, see, i'm here with friends. i was kid-kidding around... what? i should give the keys to the new manager? what new manager? jack tripper?! well, hang on a second. yeah, jack didn't mean to stab you in the back. excuse me, cindy-- why don't you leave a wake-up call? let me hand

ba-ba-ba-booyah to you from rosemont, illinois. >> all right. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a question for you in sun power. >> nope, we're not recommending any solar play these days. i did like the look of the solar panels. i think they look nice. let's go to cindy in virginia, cindy. >> caller: booyah from richmond, virginia. >> what's going on? >> caller: with all the pain of gnc, it is now a good interest buy? >> i cannot recommend a stock on a takeover basis. the fundamentals aren't going right. omar in new york, omar. >> caller: booyah, jim. what's going on. sorry about the eagles loss on sunday. >> it's all right. it didn't even bother me. it didn't even affect me. >> caller: all right. atr, buy, sell or hold? >> that's a buy. what's up, man? >> celgene. >> celgene is okay. i like the quarter. it's okay. i mean, okay. let's go to joe in jersey. joe. >> caller: hello, cramer. i was rooting for your eagles last night. tough loss. >> okay. go ahead. >> caller: my stock is hewlett-packard inc., hpq. >> i like hpq. i think it's good. doesn't make up for last night,

ba do be do bop ba do ba ? ? i've got you-- ? [laughing] ? under-- ? whoa, sorry. wait a minute. why am i embarrassed? you're going at it at 6:00 in the morning. i admire your stamina. hi, doogie. i just asked her to marry me. yes! i knew it! congratulations! this is incredible. thanks, doogie. look, guys, i got to get back to work. bye, ronnie. [humming] bye, doogie. bye, denise. hey, i got to ask you something. how about being my best man? what about ron lucas? he's stuck in europe on business. denise's dad's in the navy, and he's shipping out, so we're doing this in two weeks. i know it's short notice, but i'd be honored if you said yes. uh, yeah. yes. absolutely. i accept. great. this is incredible. do you know what this means? the best man gets the tux, holds the ring.... throws the bachelor party. yeah. yeah, this is incredible. that's right. a bachelor party. the one night where grown men get to-- no, are expected to act like disgusting pigs. drinking and smoking till they puke, all the while ogling scantily-clad women who prance merrily before them. what a lovely traditio

gaz-ba, ba-la-meem ? ? daba laba zinga-bem ? infinity. here i come. boy, he's good. whoa. you're a very interesting specimen. what's your name? bug off. wow. d?j? vu. i just met your brother. why don't you take a hike? oh, football. i know that one. we got a good ballgame. it's gonna be a good ball club. unh! fluh! fu-la-luh! i got it, baby. i got it. i'm in the end zone! i'm in the end zone! [ whistles ] time out. i know -- too much craziness. this is a music store, you see. i'm sorry. do you know where mindy is? she's in back. she'll be out for a few minutes. ? i love you more than you'll ever know ? i didn't realize you were a friend of mindy's. oh, yes. we live together. oh, really? i'm mork. nanu, nanu. whatever. are you a friend of mindy's, too? oh, yes. yes, from way back. since we're both a friend of mindy's, why can't we be friends together? oh, mork, i think that's a wonderful idea. we should be friends -- close friends. as a matter of fact, i think we should celebrate by going out tonight. kay-o. is that what you do on a date? well, whatever turns you on. that d

ba-ba-baby, boo boo boo boo! steven? hi, jenny. how are you feeling? fine. um, jennifer, let's discuss what happened last night. what happened last night? you yelled at the baby. oh, that. i was just tired. i'll see you guys later. i'm eating breakfast at crissy's house. bye. very interesting. a fascinating subject, isn't she? she's not a subject. she's your sister. i'm just trying to keep a detached professionalism about this... mr. keaton. maybe alex has a point. she didn't even peek at andrew when she came in here. when she comes home today, we'll have a talk. this whole thing could blow over. all that's required here is a gesture of love. slip her 100 bucks. you can't show love by giving someone money. give her leg warmers. maybe we should pay more attention to her, make her feel special. remember how she felt when we threw that birthday party? let's give her a special night tonight. she can plan the whole evening. it'll be fun for all of us. keep 100 bucks handy, though, just in case. mom, this cake is great. you always like chocolate-chip cake with dou

> still the new first lady's most important role will continue to be that of mother to 10-year-old ba ba -- baron, the youngest since jfk jr. he's taking the change in stride. him so he knows what's going on. he's taking it very well. >>> and we'll have a live report coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma first look. . >> all right. we're looking at a gorgeous day. starting off with temperatures mainly in the low to mid-60s around tampa bay. a little bit cooler. make it to highs near 80. you'll notice the lower humidity later this amp. gorgeous stretch of weather right through the weekend. >> well today is a big day for president-elect donald trump. he's meeting with president obama at the white house. the two will discuss how to ensure a smooth transition of power in january. >> meeting is a white house tradition and may recall the president had called trump unfit to serve during the campaign. it wait is over. star buck unveiling this year's they're trying to avoid the controversy from last year. >> a lot of people buzzing about them already. they are red and white and 1 different designs. a

>> ba-ba -- >> that's not the part i wanted to show you, but, okay. >> it goes on. we'll continue watching. >> ah! >> i love that kid. he's got have glasses already. instead of calling him shecky we're going to call him specky. >> i don't know a child needs glasses when they can't even tell you -- i don't see so well with this one eye. >> i don't know. things focus? >> i don't know. how about yours? >> an interesting moment that -- i won't talk about my whole weekend but i did have an interesting moment. i went to a soul cycle class. just a bike spinning class. >> you go for the music. >> i love the music. it was kind of the -- the instructor is emotive and makes you feel spiritual and good about life and people. her name's sue. anyway, we're pedaling along and this song comes on. ? it's a broken hallelujah ? everyone's pedaling, slow, but strong. a guy unsnaps his sneakers, his shoes from his bike, walks down the aisles and starts hugging everyone in the class. >> are you happy about that? >> i literally, kath, no kidding, almost started -- >> don't like to be hugg

watch th >> ba, ba -- that's not the part i wanted to show you. >> it goes on. i like it. >> i love that kid. >> instead of calling him shecky, we will call him specky. how do you know if a child needs glasses if they tell you, i don't see so well with this one bike spinning class. >> you go for the music. >> i love the music. the instructor is emotive and makes you feel good and spiritual about life and people. her name is sue. we're pedaling along and this song comes on. ? broken hallelujah ?? >> she's playing hallelujah because of the passing of leonard cohen. everyone is pedaling. slow and strong. a guy unsnap his shoes from his bike, walks down the aisle and starts hugging everyone in the class. >> were you happy about that? >> literally, kat, no kidding -- >> you don't like to be hugged. >> picture this song in that moment, lights down, i was sitting next to this woman. in the class i had dropped my water bottle and i was really thirsty. you can't get off the bike said have some. i said, no thank you. took the top and unscrewed the part and says, please. i

. >> they act like is a ba ba duke sitting somewhere eating babies, that's how they portrayed him. >>t come up to you, but i would have run into you to give you a hug, and i need a hug actually because i'm devastated in ways i was not when bush was elected. i truly fear for the future of our country with someone i feel is so unqualified to be president i worry for my four-year-old growing up under president trump. to all of the people having sit-ins and protesters, one, it would have been nice had you come out because you stayed home. >> because the election was next week. >> or maybe it would have been nice if you didn't write in bernie sanders or maybe nice instead of having sit-ins instead of having a free and election, and you can't protest something that was done freely if you don't like the outcome, maybe mobilize and find a way to get the house back in two years and get rid of trump in four years. >> i don't diminish anybody's tears, but i object to on college campuses cancelling classes. >> did they do that? >> part of being in school is learning how to function in the face of

if you were scratching to this you don't wanted to dub ba, dub ba, dub ba. be real nice. >> dj's third class. >> you have a bad day, you just go in the lab and you just start dee jaying. you can mix your emotions up with a song. ♪ >> you want no room, no lag time, right? >> right. >> reporter: for robert this is a way to take his career to the next level. >> it's getting there. it's a work in progress. but, um, once you learn the building blocks that's when the creativity comes into play and you can put different combinations together. ♪ >> reporter: end goal here is the same for everyone. being good enough to perform in front of a large crowd. >> it's magic, you know, when you get to see that you're making a whole room of people whether it be 200, 300-a thousand people kind of get on your vibe gone with your vibe, there's nothing better. >> reporter: in philadelphia, bill rohrer, fox 29 news. ♪ >> that is so cool. did you ever dee jay? >> no but we used to go to those parties back then and have all the vinyl records in the milk crates does i have to find mi

ba-bow ba-bow-bow (audience applauds) - fine thing to happen to us. don't look at me, i didn't wanna come. (audience laughs) - neither did i. - i didn't wanna come either. - then what are we arguin' about? i think i go out and arrest some people. (audience laughs) - what are you gonna arrest them for, poncho? - don't worry, i'll think of something. (audience laughs) (phone rings) - hello? this is mario gonzales. chief of the police, collector of taxes, judge of the courts, and president of (audience laughs) i'll write it down. alright. wetback, it's alright. - what happened, somebody crossed the border by the river? - no, no, that was my wife. on the way home she wants me to stop by the laundry, get the dry wash, and bring wet back. - is that for us? - this is the last meal for the prisoner who's going to face the firing squad tomorrow. tonight we are giving him tomales, enchilada stuffed with chili, and red peppers with nice hot sauce. (audience laughs) - now why would he give him a dinner like that when he's gonna face a firing squad? - after he eat

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when he went to the ba and said i need a hand, the ba said, jimmy you are a great high you served your country very well, come back in a year and a half and we might have a bed for you. pat toomey is one of those guys that is all about the hallmark card but he voted against our vets. we stand for our vets. we stand for those who make the ultimate sacrifice. absolutely. absolutely. [applause] >> here's the deal. out there traveling every part of this wonderful commonwealth, the first part of that basic bargain, you work hard to get ahead. the first part is alive and well. part is what is looking a little peaked. the first part, people are work with pride, working strong, giving it all they've got. you know, it is good people like this wonderful grandmother i met not too long ago. first of all, she came to a rally with a major message. we were rallying, hey pat toomey keep your hands off our social security. you will not advertise our social security. [applause] >> but when it was done, she shared a little bit of the rest of her story and said it is a special week for me. i said, what is

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ba class in ten seconds. >> trevor: you don't seem like a zoom ba type. >> i'm zooming my rage why does it take this long toect a candidate? i can reject 100 people in less than a minute, or they can reject me. not important. voting needs to get with the times. it's 2016. we all have super computers if our pockets and you're telling me people have to leaving a house, go to random middle school, wait in line five hours and pull on a lever! the only reason anyone should go to a middle school is to sell drugs. >> trevor: good point. i think you should be careful though because it shouldn't be about being fast, it should be about doing independent right. >> no, if america wanted to do things right we wouldn't be waiting to hear whether or not donald trump is president! ( applause ) listen, trevor, i got a bottle of whiskey right here, okay, and in ten minutes, i'm going to start drinking it. all i need to know is if i'm going to get happy drunk or apocalypse drunk? >> trevor: i hope happy. i think you might have a problem. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) from the first moment you met it was love at