i love that. was the perfect blushing bride for her i dos to musician taylor goldsmith. meanwhile the good news continues for mandy's tv daughter and son in law on "this is us." chris sullivan telling me kate and toby's happiness won't be short lived. >> we finally got the news that you guys are pregnant. should i be afraid to be really happy? >> if they were to throw us a curve ball in this situation i would quit. >> i was going to say. >> i quit. instant cancellation. millions of people turning their tvs off. >> tonight's thanksgiving episode is being called unforgettable with clues about jack's relationship with this mystery woman. >> i brought food. >> and a look at toby looking happier at family dinner. chris promises his character will make it through this low, but, you know, i had to ask the big question. >> why didn't you have your ring on? >> what's that? >> when we saw the flash forward, why didn't you have your ring on? >> oh, i don't know what you're talking about. >> you know, as much

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>> i found love and i got engaged. [applause] >> i will at you meet with the purchase of each hardback book. neil allen. two years ago my grandson in that time, that is joyful and funny, he still got the slightly baby voice. he was brown and went to the taber before the election that trump would separate us as every brown child in america felt and he says the funniest things and i love living with him. i love being a little bit older. you care so much less about how you are doing and how people think you are doing. you think about your feet more. and your vision failing and your memory shot. i decided i had a stroke in denver five days ago because i lost so much ground since then. 5 years ago i would have. and i love caring about so much about them stuff. i love my sunday school kids, usually 2 or 3 of them, different ages. so blessed. >> you mentioned you got engaged, some people who have known you through your writing think of you somewhat as a nontraditional list, kind of a 60s hippie and yet something at your stage

and i would love to see that journey and support them. i would love to work with them.t is also an investment. robbie: yes, it has to be a calculated investment. you also, that is why there is so much research. we do so much research on pricing, on provenance, who owns this, where have they exhibited. the same kind of philosophy has led me to sort of do this in business as well, right? it is really taking an artist out of his realm of painting and sculpting and taking it to design a house, and taking a fashion designer who is used to doing a great shoe or great clothing for men and women, to make him or her interior design something. that taking out of the comfort zone, i want to be part of the journey of creativity. robbie: ok, which part of that? haslinda: [laughter] every aspect of obsession. you have commissioned artists to draw portraits of you, which are now, i guess, hanging in your home. what is the thinking behind that? why did you commission artists to do that? robbie: first of all, as i was saying, i love collaborating with artists and collaborating with crea

i loved the guy. even -- >> guest: kind of crazy. >> host: even when i was down, and he -- 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning he was usually up. >> host: and he would go ahead and call you. usually it was me. it was just text and he got me. especially 2:00 in the morning. >> guest: are start texting you at 2:00 in the morning. >> host: got up later than that this morning. that -- i only did well in school, slow with my work. he was a friend of yours. he was obviously an inspiration to you. i love the joking back and forth. he did need a haircut. you were right. you did -- >> guest: i have a note saying this is all in the book, strange for this conservative girl but it was a rebel moment. we conservatives are the true rebels. tk chesterton said the heart of a rebel, what is that great quote on the bottom of my email that a true rebel is basically a conservative and i learned that and it is true and so i don't know, for me that was signified by getting my nose pierced and getting a tattoo which i did when i was

i love you. i love you.you. wo met back when shs cast as michael's love interest on "family ties." >> you have said that you had this huge crush on tracy. >> more, more than ever. every day. >> there's nothing else you can say, right. >> i mean, it's true. absolutely. i totally have a crush on her. >> this weekend michael and his family all attended the annual gala for his foundation. the event was called a funny thing happened on the way to cure parkinson's. the youngest fox girl is still in high school. their twin daughters recently graduated college and look alike son sam is hoping to become an agent. >> mostly his advice is be myself and really sort of understand it is what i'm doing which is what i'm trying to do. >> since michael created the michael j. fox foundation nearly 20 years ago it has raised over $800 million for research. >> it's not about building up a foundation for the greater glory of me or the greater glory of scientists. but actually to do the work include patient community and every st

and i loved him so much. i know you loved him so much. m when he was around. so i just want to tell you guys, i love you. and i love you. >> thank you very much, jimmy. love you too. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did you have any idea? i love this book. i'm checking out. i didn't want to it end. it was so good. did you have any idea that you guys were gonna have this much chemistry? did you know that you were gonna be -- know each other for 40 years, almost? >> when you're -- [ laughter ] i think when you're a teenager, you're very -- like weeks ahead of you is -- >> you're not thinking tomorrow. >> you can't even see that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: could you have done it with anyone else, you think? >> oh, definitely. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you got to think about that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that was a -- it wasn't really -- i didn't want really answer that fast. yeah. you definitely could have done it with someone else. yeah. >> yeah. might have even been more successful -- >> jimmy: but i mean -- >> actually. [ laughter ] >

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"because you are the only you." >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love it. i have two little girls. know. >> jimmy: these two are my favorite people. have you ever worked with bradley? >> no, i haven't. but i'm so excited about -- i'm so excited to see his movie. >> jimmy: yeah. gaga is in it. >> lady gaga. i know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i weirdly have a weird connection to lady gaga. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why? >> i once -- this is a while ago, i was -- this is right after "stepbrothers," i was doing -- will and john c. reilly were hosting a a charity event. they asked me if i would come on to help them with a sketch as lady gaga. like as a part of the sketch. and so, we did a real low budge kind of costume, like lady gaga costume. where i think -- i recall it being like a couple of -- like there was a couple of, like, hula hoops. you know what i mean, and there was like me in a unitard. like i -- >> jimmy: paper towel holder. >> totally. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> like real, real low budge. and it was at the nokia theater, which is enormous. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i got on stage. it was

there's a show called " greenleaf" i love. ering] " staratch reruns of trek voyager," "leverage." oprah: that surprises me that you have the time. ms. abrams: i don't sleep a lot. i watch a lot of tv. oprah: ok, what you going to do november 7? hopefully, i will, e yes. i'll wait until i get into office. i'm hopefully going to spend the morning on morning shows telling everyone how wonderful it was to win this election. [applause] and then i'm going to finish a book. my sisters and brothers and i we have a booklet we do together. i think the next meeting is in november. i have got to get that done. then i'm going to watch -- and take a nap. oprah: do you have a favorite book? ms. abrams: i have three. by colton whitehead. he loves language. i really love -- oprah: i loved his underground railroad the most. ms. abrams: i love the book "the chronicle." he's a japanese writer, who writes fantastical stories. my favor romance novel is {solutions" by nor roberts. oprah: what is the last meal you cooked? ms. abrams: i made myself or

[applause] >> i love you. we won, we won. >> team rosen, my friends. >> i want to say this one thing before i finish. i am reminded tonight at all of you here help out. you got involved in politics to make a difference for people. and i got into politics for that reason, too. not to hold a title or for an office. i'm never going to stop listening to your stores. under the going to stop caring. that's what this job is all about and you see the incredible team i have and that's what they're all about. so i thank you again for your support. i want to thank you for this win. you are the real reason we're celebrating tonight. this is your victory. thank you. [applause] we voted. we won. we voted. [chanting] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

and i think beautifully illustrated. an attempt at finding love, findinhome, you know? u -- >> seth: also, i just didn't -- i think the part i'm really drawn to -- we're in season 6. you're with berger. i pe it doesn't work out. [ laughter ] >> yeah.et >> you know, i thought the show would havmore of a bow on . if that makes an sense. >> right. >> seth: these characters are so human and messy in a way that really resonates. and especially like, where it starts. that's the part about it i did not realize, because there are certain shows you watch. and, you know, you canin to a seinfeld, any season and there's the same four characters.is >> right, whicomforting. >> seth: this is a very different experience. like, the arc of it is really an accomplishment. >> yeah. >> seth: i'm not to the point -- cause when we started, my wife said it's, you know, whatever, however many episodes. >> and you're like, oh boy.as >> seth: and iike, "oh boy, here we go." this seems like it's going to be a lot of t.v. >> the things we do for love. >> seth: and now i'm like, "we only have 17 left

i love space, that is a dream that is kind of crazy. i would love to go into a fighterjet. a recognisable face and imagine without, ultan, who else is there? —— without hamilton, who else is there. there is nothing that he has not set his sights on. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are miranda green, who's deputy comment editor for the ft, and christopher hope, the chief political correspondent at the daily telegraph. welcome to both of you. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. unsurprisingly, most papers lead on the brexit developments and that potential agreement. moment of truth — is the telegraph's take on it. it says the prime minister faces a backlash from her cabinet ministers. celebrating prince charles's seventieth, the paper also carries an official family photograph marking the occasion. the guardian leads with four of the key cabinet ministers who theresa may needs to back her deal alongside the headline, this is the deal, now b

i love it every weekend. i grew up in phoenix arizona half a century agow when it was still agricultural and i have exposure to the dairy industry. whenever i go to church and hear them telling me how were not supposed to have any control over conception. i find it very discussing. i wonder what you have to say about that. i will just turn thehe tv back on and listen. >> my basic feeling as if we have free and accessible contraception we would see a decline in the teen birth rate.. the current administration's idea to funnel money into that direction seems like a colossal waste of time. i think that there are always going to be extenuating circumstances.s. in many of the women i spoke with. were faithfullyme -- faithfully using it. that is a reason i think that there are reproductive choices. i will begin with debbie martinez. thank you for book tv. and thank you for taking on controversial topics. that i didn't even know existed. i would like to know how you came by such insightfulness. would also like to kno

i love the rock, i love the towering inferno, i love skyscraper. eagull was a challenge for me. all right, thanks so very much. mark with his advice on the week ‘s releases. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. if you want something milder you'll have to wait until next week. until thenit have to wait until next week. until then it got the wind and rain. this is what the satellite picture looks like. we've got grey clouds in the south—west, we have had some thunder and lightning in cornwall and devon but for most of us this evening, the weather is not looking too bad. temperatures will be around five or 6 degrees at 7pm. the showers continue in the south—west but that is what happens to the rest of the night. showers in the south—west, elsewhere it should be dry. temperatures were bit down to around 5 degrees in most major towns and cit

[ cheers andpplause ] i love muse. show i told you about this cool app that i've been getting into callediktok. it lets you post short videos of you doing some fun stuff. you can lip syncing or acting out silly scenes, stuff like that. it's fun. well, they have this hashtag feature called "challenges" where they chaenge people to ke videos about a certain topic. so i came up with one of my own called "the tumbleweed challenge."gu and i asked yo to make videos of yourselves dropping to the ground and rolling around like a tumbleweed.me every ou hear this [ trumpet ] [ whip cracking ] [ horse neighs ] ♪ yeah, so anyways, to get things started, tariq and i made one. take a look at the videoe made. [ trumpet ] [ whip cracking ] [ horse neighs ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, perfect. fun. so in just a few days, you guys made over 8,000 videos which got over nine million views. [ cheers and applause ] that's crazy.k thu so much. so we thought -- let's look at some of my favorites in a new segment calledtonight sh

>> oh, i love it.at? >> sit back and put your hands here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's really -- yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean it's a a beautiful photograph. >> it's a beautiful man. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's you. that's you. you can't -- this is a good one, here. it's like casually hanging out with your bu that's my actual manager who did not know. and the photographer said, "oh, i like your look." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he ds k. [ cheers ] sauvage. yeah. [ laughter ] >> i was up for sauvage. >> jimmy: oh, you were really? >> yeah. would you like to see my sauvage face? >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] oh, my gosh. here's my -- [ laughter ] can we zoom in on that? did we get the sauvage face? camera three? >> oh, i need to be looking off. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] that's a beautiful -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: want to see my sauvage face? >> yes. [ laughter ] i don't know if that's sauvage. [ light laughter ] it might be -- >> jimmy: no, that's what -- that's what they said as wel

we literally grew up around books.we i love reading, i love writing, i lo storytelling.nd it is, it's cathartic. plus, i get to kill a lot of people -- i write romantic suspense -- [laughter] those who survive get to fall in love. [laughter] [applause] >> what are you doing to sustain yourself? because this is grueling. what do to you do? do you have a favorite tv show? >> i watch an inodd nate amount of television. >> you do? >> i do. people don't believe it's possible. i watch a lot of tv. [laughter] so right now i'm watching the good place, i'm watching blackish -- [applause] i watch " guy's grocery games on food channel. there is a show called greenleaf, i love -- [cheers and applause] i watch reruns of star trek voyager, leverage -- >> okay. >> i watch a lot of tv. >> that surprises me, that you have the time.e. >> i don't sleep a lot, so i watch a lot of tv. >> okay. so what are you going to do november 7th? >> hopefully, i will be -- >> [inaudible] >> hopefully, hopefully i will finish. >> [inaudible] >> yes. well, i've got to wait until i get into office. but, no

i loved it. e most interesting he was a idea of a community being faced by a common ethical decision. i wanted to do more of that. that's the question. i'll let you think about that. i just want to finish her e-mail. i also enjoyed people of the book. she's a retired librarian and "caleb's crossing", ," i look fr to reading "march." i've been told many times to read your book nine parts of desire which is definitely on my to be read pile. thank you for hours of amazing reading. then back too the question, yeas of wonder, common ethical decision being faced by a community. >> guest: i think one of the things that consumed me in those years i thought i spent thinking about this book before i satt down to write it was during those years we moved back to the united states. we had been living in cairo and then in london, and we moved to this small community in virginia that was 350 people, so we're talking really small. it was almost exactly the same size as the community of eyam was at the time, that

i love you. oh, my god. i love these girls. [ stork laughs ] i love these girls.o, if there's any way you could come down in your equity to maybe -- it's the greed problem, isn't it? that's what brings you back to team wonderful. [ laughs ] this kind of savagery -- 30%, 20%. [ laughs ] we know we're gonna need more money... of course you are. ...so, right off the bat, taking more cash out of every unit just doesn't -- you may not need more money if you license. you're gonna need a lot of capital. my deal -- they don't need more capital. they can be designers, and they can be creators. they do. with your deal, they have to start shipping. they have to handle to handle being a salesperson... do you want to do daymond's deal or not? yes or no? and if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the water's fine! tom pritchard. how we doin'? hi, there. tom pritchard. can w

>> i love it.ichael just made his acting debut and only leanne aguilera was on the set. >> it's a bucket list for us as parents to have him play me. some of the crew here didn't know it was him and they're like, oh, my god, they really did well casting. like wow, they did a great job, he looks just like him. >> they're new. >> this is the 21-year-old college student's first ever acting gig. and yep, he had to audition. michael played the high school version of his villainous dad in this week's flashback episode. >> how did you prepare for the role? did you watch scenes of your dad? >> i did. i watched kind of the way he moves. i was searching for ticks or anything i -- >> do i? >> you don't really. >> the episode also paid homage to the cult classic "the breakfast club." and for good reason. >> you may not talk. while you're here today you will not talk. >> anthony michael hall guest-starred as the principal. >> now i'm like an old guy. >> cool. >> it's been 33 years since "the breakfast club" prem

>> i love the backyard scene in the very first episode that we did when tiger was chasing fluffy the put that dog back in the car. mike's face. >> thank goodness you saved the cake. oh, mike! >> what do you think the most iconic moment was. >> the bad luck tiki. >> it's supposed to make terrible things happen. >> i was surfing and fell and wiped out. >> i lost your tiki statue. >> when bobby puts the entire box of soap in the laundry. mainly because i had to strip. >> the worst one was the shirley temple one. ♪ good ship lollipop >> would have been good if i was 7, but i was 12. >> even though the show end in the 1974, the bradys lived on in tv reunions and variety specials. you know "e.t." was there for what we like to call the '80s bradys. new hair do now. don't ask me how i created it at the time, but a lot of punkers have to now, so i'm in again. >> "e.t." was there for all the reunions, stage shows and tv movies. >> your attention, ladies and gentlemen. great to be together. i know she's going to look after me and i'm going look after her. >> in 1988 "a very brady christmas" the

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i love the guy. >> guest: a good kind of crazy. >> host: even when i was down, he -- and i love -- he texted 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, usually help. >> guest: if we didn't get you by text he would call you. >> host: usually with me it was just texting and he got be, but especially 2 in the morning. >> guest: i'm glowing to start texting you at 2:00 in the morning now. >> host: well, up later than that this morning. but i guess i would be a slow student. always did well in school but slow with my work, but he was a friend of yours, he was obviously an inspiration to you, and i love the joking back and forth. you telling him, he did need a haircut. and you did need to -- >> guest: i had note saying this is all in the book, sounds strange for this conservative girl but was a rebel moment. we their true rebels. i believe it's gk chestman said the heart of the rebel -- what is the great quote, on the bottom of my e-mails -- that a true rebel is a conservative, and i learned that to be true. >> host: an instrument. >> guest: yeah, so i don't know for me that was signified by getting any no

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[ cheers and applause ] i love muse. he show i told you about this cool app you can lip syncing or acting well, they have this hashtag feature called "challenges" where they challenge people to make videos about a certn challenge." and i asked you guys to make videos of yourselves dropping to the ground and rolling around like a tumbleweed. every time you hear this [ trumpet ] [ whip cracking ] [ horse neighs ] ♪ yeah, so anyways, to get things started, tariq and i made one. take a look at the video we made. [ trumpet ] [ whip cracking ] [ horse neighs ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, perfect. fun. so in just a few days, you guys made over 8,000 videos which got over nine million views. [ cheers and applause ] that's crazy. thanu so we thought -- let's look at some of my favorites in a new segment called "tonight show challenges." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: the first tumblewe thi [ trumpet ]♪ >> jimmy: that's right here. that's right here. that's in central park. that's in -- that's right h

you admit you're not into it. >> i love christmas. i do. like i love being around family. w what the ending of this movie is going to be and you like it, right? you like it. [ applause ] listen, everybody knows -- nobody in this room right now came here to see deck the hallmark but if michael and robin and george weren't here, you would be upset. you would beup set. well, at hallmark, you sit down and watch the movies and you know the ending because you want to feel happy. but for me, i like to see, you know, a little bit of a different movie from time to time. [ laughter and applause ] >> you guys are completely obsessed. 37 movies. basically have to abandon your families to get this job done. >> oh, my goodness. look, my wife has been amazing through this. but i mean i got to be honest with you, the other day she looked at me and goes, can we please watch something other than hallmark? and i looked at her and i said, babe, we made vows are to better or worse, hallmark movie 37, we're going to do this. we're a family unit. >> i got to be honest, i never thought i would be

man, i love this state.a, the coast of dreams. .orace greeley was right go west, young man, go west. doers, of dreamers emma occupant of ours, innovators, a is on the leading and cutting edge. the future in california, the future in this country happens here first. [cheering] you are america's coming attraction. the sun does not set out here in orange county, it rises on the west. , i love this state. i love this state. my job is easy. it is to close this thing up and make this point. the future is not something to experience, not just something to enjoy, the future is inside of you. you have got to make it so. it is decisions, not conditions that determine our fate and future. so the next three days, this is it, folks. let's run that 100 yard dash. in theet cottie assembly, katie in washington, d.c. star see kamala harris's get brighter and brighter. let's take back this democracy from donald trump and trumpism. thank you, democrats. thank you for everything you are doing. [cheering] ♪ [indiscernible crowd

milies i love my family. i love my family with all my heart and i love every family in this state. my goal is to make this better for every family in this state. very family. there are a couple of people looking down from heaven i want o recognize. i had the most wonderful mom. [applause] when i was born, my mom was a single mom and she ultimately raised five kids in a tough environment with little money. she never believed i would be a u.s. senator. e second person, jerry bustamante. everybody in our office and team,ody in this campaign she unfortunately died the day before the campaign started. [speaking spanish] we all loved jeri and we all loved my mom. the next person i want to thank is jackie. she has been by my side since my first year in office and she built a great campaign team and they worked day and night. so jackie and the entire team, thank you. i also want to thank brad. brad is my chief of staff. brad is my chief of staff and he has done a great job. i want to thank my entire team in the governor's office. hey have done a great job. there are a lot of people that hel

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california, i love this state. i love this state. my job is easy. to close this thing up and make this point. the future is not something to experience, not just something to enjoy, the future is inside of you. you have got to make it so. it is decisions, not conditions that determine our fate and future. so the next three days, this is it, folks. let's run that 100 yard dash. let's get cottie in the assembly, katie in washington, d.c. let's see kamala harris's star let's see kamala harris's star get brighter and brighter. let's take back this democracy from donald trump and trumpism. thank you, democrats. thank you for everything you are doing. [cheering] [indiscernible crowd noises] ♪ [ >> live from the campaign trail later today coverage of president trump. indiana toaveling to support republican candidates. we'll have live coverage eastern. at 6:05 p.m. after indiana the president heads to missouri for a rally at eastern.. you can find live coverage here on c-span. election,day until the source s your primary for campaign 2018. control the y wil

i love you, sweetheart. other special guests here with me. my grandmother is here tonight. want to say thank you, grandma. [applause] grandmother is here on behalf of all grandparents. ma, for thegrand example you have set. thatnever known a woman was stronger than my grandmother. farm ingrew up on a central kansas. the values she passed down to us i will value always. grandma, i will make you proud in the u.s. senate. thank you to my parents, my heroes. my mom and dad the hind me. my aunts, my uncles, my cousins. my little boys are supposed to be in bed, but when i left ah was still awake. if you are watching this, i love you, buddy. thank you to you. the work you have done. thank you for all of the doors you have knocked. doors in for knocking the rain, thank you for calling your friends, thank you for this campaign. more importantly, thank you for believing in america. thank you for believing in our future. thank you for believing in what we can get achieve. congratulations. this is your victory. your victory. you earned it. you, god bless missouri, god bless america. nig

i really loved writing in that context. that was my first foray i had the great honor to work with a creative team so much so i like doing it and decided i wanted to continue and we are in the process of turning it into a musical and it's not even my book. [laughter] . >> who did the illustrations back. >> a lot of people. there are different artist on different issues that was taken from five different issues put together called love and murder but my favorite illustration is the fifth story where the amazons come to america and somebody i directed looks a lot like me. but she's a redhead with curls so i have a cameo. >> host: going back to the carla one - - the callers. thank you for holding. >>caller: i have a question about finding out those pro-lifes protesters in your world there are a lot of doctors who get abortions secretly and a lot of them are conservatives so do you think that would happen the highlight with those doctorsmo are doing abortions for money? . >> i don't know if that happened but at the state level t

it seems to me that i never loved anyone as much as i loved him. because. no matter what they told me at the time and how much i tried to comfort myself my guilt about him is simply unbearable was it had extrusion. was it. a hand. good for nothing i work only with immense effort i'm just killing time i possess no mastery just think how much have i experienced and to be honest how little have i achieved there is nothing accomplished about my music nothing exemplary. i. sway and wander about which i waste a huge amount of time but only on alcohol and that cursing gambling. my health there's no better for it my stomach has been right for a long time i always have headaches soon as i stop working i'm overcome with melancholy. must i continue to live like this. as often. when she also suffered from migraines and he also had gastrointestinal problems as they are often connected and want and of course physical problems like that have an effect on how a person lives of the i don't visit and actually. he certainly is a way that he's lonely in his personal life he ne

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[cheers and applause] i love halloween. fit is orite . is great. you never hear, what are you doing for halloween? i have to fly back east and go trick-or-treating with my parents. they got a divorce, tw i have to brindifferent costumes this year. [laughter] okay, i will take that. i think based on the behavior it seems like cherry tomatoes are not really interested in participating with the salad. i have noticed. o i try to gne and it is like, whoa, look out. whoa, i don't think so. it is like a beach ball and a little rubber ball. you know? i'm tired of salad, i can't eat itnymore, it is too exhausting. you have to get all of the ingredients, wash them, dry the lettuce, mix them in together. dress theal, then you go y eat the salad a are like, i have to make a copy of the salad on my fork for every bite. i have to remake the salado, lettuce, tomnion, mushroom, here we go. i have to make another salad. lettuce, tomato, ot's like making 14 salads when you have a salad. that's probably why in the restaurantke they are are you still working

i can't tell you how much i love your books. they are from different perspectives and i always believe in food for thought and the power of words. i think that vocabulary can make or break the conversation and i think it can make or break a person in explaining yourself and getting your feelings across. that is all i have to say and it is a pleasure. >> host: near, use of the guys in a sense with lacey throughout 19 minutes? >> caller: yes. near the ending of the book which i will not say i was hysterical crying. hysterical. >> guest: good. >> caller: that is how i knew it was a good book. >> host: thank you, ma'am. >> guest: it goes back to know what is all good or all bad. it is simplistic in my mind to say that parents create bad kids who commit school shootings. i think it's much more interesting to think what parents who have been good had engaged still on wind up with a kid who is still hurting and broken and takes a gun to school and start shooting. that's a much more interesting story for me to tell which is why i chose t

for being such great examples to me, i love you guys. nt to thank this amazing campaign of people. not a dime from a single pac. all people, all the time, in every single part of texas. all of you showing the country how you do this. so f--ing proud of you guys! david and jodie and chris and cynthia, everyone who works on this campaign, every volunteer, every ambassador, everyone who knocked on doors, everyone who made phone calls. everyone who allowed themselves to hope, to believe, to be inspired by one another and to turn that into action and in the votes. to do something that no one thought was possible, to build a campaign like this one solely comprised of people -- people from all walks of life. coming together, damning the differences, and deciding that what unites us is far stronger than the color of our skin, how many generations we can count ourselves an american, or whether we just got here yesterday. who we love, who we pray to, whether we pray at all, who we voted for the last time. none of that small stuff matters now. it is

i love the rock, i love the towering inferno, i love die hard. i really enjoyed skyscraper.r facilities outside the cinema, mark? i think the smurfs sequel was a challenge for me. all right, thanks so very much for being with us as ever. mark with his opinion on the week's releases. just a quick reminder before we leave you that you will find more reviews online at bbc.co.uk/mark kermode, and you can find all of our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that is it for us this week. thank you so much watching, goodbye from us. hello. the weather looking better in the south of the country after a wet saturday. some bright weather on saturday. some bright weather on saturday but not clear blue skies and at times it will feel chilly, particularly in the east. a lot of blue from scandinavia. in the next few days that will change with the blues disappear and we will see yellow is coming in so something milder heading our way. sunday morning, temperatures in most towns and cities above freezing. 6—7 in the south. a few pockets of frost but it will clear overnight. on sunday itsel

and i love that story i tell about dean atchison. atchison, just this classic figure with the little mustache. true northeastern liberal elite that johnson always tried to sort of kowtow to in some way. but they have a private meeting before the wise men meet. atchison walks into the meeting and johnson goes off on a tangent. starts lamenting how everybody hates him all because of vietnam. do you remember what atchison did? he got up and walked out. you tell that s.o.b., you know, i'm not going to be talked to like this. he had to basically kiss atchison's posterior to get him to meet with the president again. but it's almost like the death nil of the policy. and on march 31, 1968, a day that changed everything. it's one of the most momentous days in american history, that will change the dynamic of the country. many would argue in a negative way. but definitely change the dynamic of the country. do you remember how it opened? what does he do first thing in the morning? >> he attended church service. >> what did he do before that, th

oprah: i love it. i love that you had to pull over to the side of the road. i do love that. intrigued by your story. more than intrigued by this idea that you would actually care to -- dare to take this on, i have found in my own experience that when something major is happening, there's something inside you that feels like it is a calling. it is more than just, i want to have a career or i want to do that. i want to know how that manifested inside you, then you -- that you knew that you were called to this moment. ms. abrams: i was raised -- they whoobert and carol abrams, were originally from hattiesburg, mississippi. oprah: they are here today? [applause] ms. abrams: they used to make us go and volunteer, which made me a little irritated because i'm like, we are poor too. while we volunteering? my mother's way was saying, no matter how little we have, there are people with less. your job is to serve that person. my dad said, having nothing is not an excuse for doing nothing. [applause] ms. abrams: but it instilled in me two things. one, i believe poverty is immoral. it rob

>> i love the people. i love san francisco but oakland was just very culturally diverse and very much a soul and heart i wanted to move to and be part of it. i had seen first fridays grow expo neshlly from a street to the whole block and now you just get a sense of the city there and i love it. >> oaklanders have a fierce love for oakland i haven't found in many other cities. aside from the people that make oakland great, tell me how the city has changed dramatically in the past ten years yeah, it's changed. there's a lot of different restaurants and bars and things like that happening. there's a lot of different people coming in obviously. there's a good mix of people leaving san francisco for a better rent price obviously but there's also the historic families that have been there forever and i love that blend and how it's come together and grown and become this art si melting pot that's very e lek tick and fun to be part of. >> everyone knows jacqueline square, the theaters and fox theater and the param

i really needed a thermometer. >> so how did we get here. we definitely always love to practice, we actually weren't practicing much so i don't understand. this might be a miracle baby. >> she was showing and glowing last month since baby three. will join maxwell drew and next year. >> kids are so excited. they ask me crazy questions i can't say on tv. how does the baby come out. i think i'm too honest and he's like i don't think we need to give out all that. >> cravings? with a girl i want pop tarts and cinnamon roles and gummy buries and cherries. >> bring it on. >> does your style change? do you wear sweat orz rock the heels a lot. >> this time i can't rock the heels, i don't know why, my feet grew with every pregnancy and i'm very sad to change my shoe size again. maxwell in this one will have all of the shoes from size seven to 8.5. >> i don't know, jess seems to be rocking those six inch heels pretty darn well. she uses frozen food to help with her swollen feet. one of the reasons the 38-year-old received fashion icon award at on sale gala. >> tonight you're ho

i love you..." i said-- i just-- i don't know if this is going to be my last day or not. >> reporter: despite burns, blevins and his friend were able to keep the fire at bay long enough for firefighters to finally rescue them. t i think that we're very lucky to be alive today, because there are a lot of people that didn't make it out. they perished in their homes or they perished in their cars trying to get out of there. >> reporter: and there are still hundreds of people missing. carter evans, cbs news, sacramento. ve brown: you may have noticed prices have been creeping up for many of the products you buy in stores. one factor is higher shipping costs brought on by a shortage of truck drivers. trucking companies have posted "help wanted" signs and are now anawing recruits from an unexpected source. here's jim axelrod. >> reporter: here's what you might expect to see driving i-80 near laramie, wyoming: long ofretches of highway, framed by rolling hills, trucker after trucker making their runs, hauli