. >> you're looking for bessie, chances are she's in her kitchen. >> i cook a lot. >> she likes cookingor families in need and donates the jams she makes to her church. >> the cranberries in the fall. the strawberries and blueberries are now and the peaches are coming. >> reporter: but bessie said cuisinart jammed her up. the company said broken blades could wind up in food. >> i'm afraid to use it now. >> reporter: she called kwazen nart right away and the company said it would send out a free replacement. she waited three months to call back. >> they said, no, they were overwhelmed with calls. >> reporter: then she responded me. >> i think that's ridiculous. >> reporter: we called them. they sent the blade. days later it was delivered and she credited "nbc 10 news" for the help. >> thank yo so much, harry. >> you're so welcome. she gave me some jams. >> i was going to say. >> we asked cuisinart why it took so long for her to receive her replacement. they didn't give a reason. check the warranty on your food processor. some will take them back and give you replacements. good jam, good

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this is "after the bel" we have a very bessie hour ahead for you. james comey will say under oath tomorrow in one of the most highly-anticipated hearings on the hill. we have his prepared testimony describing conversations with the president in months leading up to the dismissal, details and analysis coming up. >>> meanwhile president trump is focusing on rebuilding america, returning to the white house moments ago after making the case

this is 17-year-old bessie montoya cruz. she was last seen at her home on temple court. she might be in maryland. if you have any information, please call the loudoun county sheriff's office. i'm angie goff from the live desk. back to you. >>> starting today, you could get a gender neutral driver's license if you live and drive in the district. people who live in d.c. will have the opportunity of choosing x instead of male or female on their license or i.d. card. officials hope this will benefit the transgender community. >>> it's now 5:52. back to melissa mollet tracking the breaking news in your first 4 traffic. what are you seeing, melissa. >> breaking news in district heights. westbound lanes of silver hill are still shut down. you can see this telephone pole that that vehicle hit this morning. fatal crash there. again, eastbound between brooks and pennsylvania avenue open, westbound still shut down. your alternates there to get around this, southern avenue as opposed to staying -- if you don't want to deal with the beltway, which doesn't look so bad there. inbound 1

way to go, bessie.versary. head to today.com/celebrates. >> thank you. we're joined on the couch by a guy who believes he can fix america's gun issues in one hour. >> jordan klepper from "the daily show." and it's called "jordan klepper solves guns." >> a country in 2014, 33,000 people died due to gun violence. a country where citizens are more likely to be murdered by a gun than any other civilization. welcome to america. you overshot it. back, back. >> jordan, nice to see you. >> good to see you guys. >> you spend time talking to people on both sides of the issue. it's an incredibly divisive issue. what surprised you? >> i was surprised by what common ground there was. i've gotten to do pieces on "the daily show" about the gun issue. the people that are hyperbolic are more interesting for tv. but the more moderates and i wanted to get their take. guns mean something different to people than on the coast. >> it must be difficult to try to weave humor in this. how difficult was that to strike that balan

sculptures, drawings, and quilts by 22 acclaimed artists, including thornton dial, ralph griffin, bessiet, joe minter, jessie t. pettway, mary t. smith, mose tolliver, annie mae young, and purvis young. the history of the partnership between the fine arts museums of san francisco and the souls grown deep foundation dates back to 2006, when the museums hosted the loan exhibition the quilts of gee's bend.the cultural origins of these artworks can be traced back to the african diaspora, slavery, and the jim crow era of institutionalized racism, which restricted both physical freedom and freedom of expression for african americans. despite these barriers, in the segregated and comparatively safe spaces of churches and cemeteries, as well as in the fields and forests, african americans created a cultural language that led to the evolution of distinctly african american musical forms such as gospel, blues, jazz, and rock 'n' roll. these rich musical traditions were paralleled by visual traditions that typically were symbolic in form or concealed from view in order to escape censure or destruct

. >> and bessie played golf for the first time at 99 and got a hole in one. fix america's gun issues in one hour. >> just like this. >> jordan klepper from the daily show. there's a special called "jordan klepper solves guns". >> i'm going to a country whose citizens are 25 times more likely to be murdered by a gun than any other civilized nation. welcome to america. you overshot it. back up. back. back. >> nice to see you. >> thank you. y it's an incredibly divisive issue. what surprised you? >> i was surprised by the common ground. i've gotten to do a bunch of pieces about the gun issue. the people who are hyper bollic and on both sides make the best tv, but there's so many people in the middle with more moderate takes. i wanted to go home in michigan to talk to those people who guns mean something different than what they mean to people on the coast. >> it must have been weird trying to weave humor into this. you do it throughout. how difficult was it to strike that balance? >> i think humor is a great way to attack any kind of a topic, so for me, i can ta

this is "after the bel" we have a very bessie hour ahead for you. we know what james comey will say under oath tomorrow in one of the most highly-anticipated hearings on the hill. we have his prepared testimony describing conversations with the president in months leading up to the dismissal, details and analysis coming up. >>> meanwhile president trump is focusing on rebuilding america, returning to the white house moments ago after making the case in cincinnati, ohio, for his one trillion dollar plan to fix our crumbling infrastructure. what he says needs to be done right now. and how it is all going to be paid for. among our guests former chief assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy, editor-in-chief of "the hill," bob cusack, host of "the next revolution" steve hilton. david: that is a fun bunch. oil is plummeting down over 5%. phil flynn with details from the cme in chicago. nicole petroleum from the floor of the dow. what are they telling why the dow ended higher? >> they're looking for more from comey. we know comey will not be really putting