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>> sweetie pie, i guess we'll figure it out.here is ever a dull moment in their home. >> all right, you're all caught up in the world of the web. thanks for watching >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the storm, as millions head home for thanksgiving. snow and ice and the fog. and tonight, the arctic blast coming in. ginger is standing by. >>> the horror in the hospital just revealed tonight. the gunman and what led him to open fire on his exfiance, a doctor, then on a pharmacist in training who was simply getting off an elevator. and then the officer trying to stop him. >>> breaking news tonight involving president trump and his answers to robert mueller. and the other headline, the president says he will stand with saudi arabia, despite the killing of jamal khashoggi. >>> ivanka trump's use of private e-mail for her work in the white house, after her father made private e-mail issue number one against hillary clinton. >>> the manhunt right now. the woman killed inside a catholic supply store. >>> th

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. >> i love you, sweetie. >> i love you too, dad. >> reporter: after four agonizing days, amanda melbin's search for her father is over. well found melvin on facebook, posting about her missing dad and her desperate search to find him. >> i went to 11 different shelters looking for him, trying to just find him. >> reporter: dozens of families have been doing the same. a facebook page dedicated to those missing in the camp fire shows the faces of people who haven't yet been found. >> first and foremost thing is we want to make sure that the families, that we can get them some closure. >> reporter: search and rescue teams are working hard to help families get answers. forensic anthropologist have been brought in to help locate and identify remains. today they found 13 more victims, bringing the death toll to 42. >> we are going wherever we have a lead or suspect that there might be human remains. >> reporter: we went to magalia this afternoon to check on jacobson's home. we found it still standing, bringing his family new hope. then tonight the best news. after getting stranded with a dead

hi, gabriella, do you want to come through this way, sweetie, and we will pop you into one of the rooms has a serious nut allergy. it'sjust a pain, like, when you go out to restaurants and things like that, you've always got it in the back of your mind, always worrying about whether it could be, like, there could be traces in your food and that. it limits, like, your menu choices as well, so you are always... i always sort of go for something that is like low—risk. gabriella is taking part in pioneering treatment which could improve her resistance to nuts. we have a relatively new treatment called immunotherapy, where we give a tiny bit of peanut protein to a child and then very gradually increase it until they can then tolerate a significant amount of peanut on a daily basis, and that gives them protection against eating it accidentally in future. —— it accidentally in foods. gabriella is going to take the capsule and empty the contents into this yoghurt, mix it in and then just eat the yoghurt. the dose gabriella is taking contains the equivalent of one eighth of peanut. over a period

. >> it's okay, sweetie. >> reporter: one family's incredible reunion amid so much loss. >> a lot to take in, isn't it? investigators haven't been able to figure out yet what caused the fire, but power companies in both northern and southern lifornia say their utility likes were experiencing issues when the fir broke out. >> well, what seems to be a made-for-tv movie is playing out in a new york courtroom. >> trial for mexican drug lord el chapo is making headlines one day in. details on the jurors dismissed and what ee isls >>> right now florida election workers are try finish recounting hundreds of thousands of ballots for the senate and governor races. the recount must be finished tomorrow by 3 p.m. but election officials beach county, florida said the old machines are overheatinow g down the process. the vote will determine who goes to the senate. the raceor redon desantis and andrew gillum. chapo is al of el under way in a heavily secured courtroom in brooklyn. two jurors had to be replaced, one of them telling the judge she was suffering from anxiety. >> reporter: a crush of me

i hope you vote for me, sweetie. i hope you vote for me. greg: that is chris erickson who is running for governor of vermont. [laughter] go ahead and laugh but this is their center. tyrus, avenatti seems like he stepped into the ferociously miserable and angry publishing. these are the people who send food back at a free buffet. tyrus: these are his old clients talk inhibit those are people complaining about him. he took the money, did not help them out, enough with the lies. you didn't get that? greg: that is so funny. tyrus: he's like everyone is so broke and give me the videos of everyone complaining about me and it wasn't even the same area. it was everyone outside his office. you like to me. you took my money but no, we will not stand for this. enough with the bigotry. [cheering and applause] greg: charlie, it's like everybody in the ad reminded m me -- they are the member of the family you don't want at the holiday dinner because they will lecture you on how evil pilgrims are. >> i think tyrus is on to something. when he talks about -

thdoctor pops in, [crying] sweetie, you are done, you got your vaccination.the parent is like, you know, he wcting up on the way over, so thank you. and the kid has no fear, there is no anticipation. until the next time they go to the doctor'sliffice and they are , wait, where is he? [laughter] i cannot wll we have driverless cars everywhere, i think that will be great, because it will be a matter of time before people realize that they can get a car for the dogs. honey, where are the dogs, i g them a car. they are just driving around for an hour. [laughter] can you imagine being at a red light and a car full of dogs just pulls up next to you? [laughter] the best day ever, if you get into an accident with a car full of dogs, h mad will you be? you are like son of a -- hello. [laughter] where's your insurance? su get your nce, good boy. go ahead. that's it, thank you! [cheers and applause]>> ellen: oh, my god. hilarious! >> ellen: that was so funny.ha yo to see his netflix special, the netflix special is hilarious. s tickr the wandering mind tour, go to the we

nobody wants my cooking, sweetie. >> stephen: why not? >> because they probably would be poisoned.chnique. i don't have the talent. i appreciate there are people who cook, and i'm not one of them. >> stephen: you do nothing. you don't cook anything. >> i really, really, really don't. >> stephen: you can boil water? >> yes! oh, i can boil water. and do you know what else i can do, actually. >> stephen: what? >> and i'm pretty proud of it i make poached eggs. and it's not easy to make poached eggs. i have chef friends who can't poach an egg, but iica! i'm getting a little defensive. >> stephen: not at all. the last time we were here we talked a little bit about your former roommate when you lived in china. >> kirstjen gillibrand, the senator from new york. >> stephen: exactly. ( applause ) were you politically engaged growing up? >> no. not really. i-- no. in fact, i don't really remember a lot of conversation about politics. in fact, i grew up in the south. i grew up in virginia. >> stephen: where in virginia? >> lynchburg. >> stephen: that's jerry fallwell country. >> it sure is, j

i hope you vote for me, sweetie. i hope you vote for me. greg: that is chris erickson who is running for governor of vermont. [laughter] go ahead and laugh but this is their center. tyrus, avenatti seems like he stepped into the ferociously miserable and angry publishing. these are the people who send food back at a free buffet. tyrus: these are his old clients talk inhibit those are people complaining about him. he took the money, did not help them out, enough with the lies. you didn't get that? greg: that is so funny. tyrus: he's like everyone is so broke and give me the videos of everyone complaining about me and it wasn't even the same area. it was everyone outside his office. you like to me. you took my money but no, we will not stand for this. enough with the bigotry. [cheering and applause] greg: charlie, it's like everybody in the ad reminded m me -- they are the member of the family you don't want at the holiday dinner because they will lecture you on how evil pilgrims are. >> i think tyrus is on to something. when he talks about -

happy birthday, sweetie. >> thank you. >> you're a doll. how cut is this little doll.rly. we are going to nnlk to eric about his creepy new role that might have you deleting some social media accounts. >>> plus, everybody is going to go crazy for some football foot is sunday. daphne is he. >> looking good. >>> in the third hour of today, e, sheinelle, and myself will be talking about ways to protect your identity and money. >>> we are c lonely becauig had to go early and al is across the street for aon good reas what's shaking? >> the planned new fao schwarz store. remember from "big," tom hanks playing piano? let's get somebody in here who knows how to pla these guys. go ahead, guys. give us a little tune, if you could. >> absolutel >> look at that. they are dancing. >> ready? >> go. ♪ >> a little heart and soul, very nice. here we go.ry impressive. i could have done that, but we wanted some good looking people to actually d it. of course, there is the famous fao schwarz toy soldier. good to see you, sir. this is build-bear rocket. it's 27 feet. it's unbelievable. we

. >> hi, sweeti >> this is it. >> so good to see you. >> meet theng nur class of 1968 in the washingtonospital center. among them susie carsll doing her dream job and joanne joyner, also a nurse 50 years later. >> it's amazing. none of us believe we've gotten this o because we don't feel or act it. we have a good time together. >> we share memories, some we can't share with you, it's really nice. >> reporter: what they can share. >> sneaking out, do you remember that? >> reporter: the history they made. >> really grateful for that. >> reporter: joanne was the first black student to graduate from the proam and suzy was her lineup. >> reporter: theoo nursing s was stillartially segregated. >> she agreed to room with me because i was the outstanding black. >> joanne and i didn't give it a second thought. o what kin bedspreads will we get and will they match and trying to get our uniform on straight? >> african-americans know how to persist. we've had to learn how to kea moving, you know, no matter what. >> reporter: hand no matter what? >> how are you. >> reporter: after almost 50 years, t

. >> did you ever have your girlfriend or wife call you from another room and she's like sweetie andhen like immediately, you go oh, what does she want? >> because comedians are open and honest, you get a real feel for who they are and what they're like. so when they've gone, it's like sucks. >> the academy award-winning actor and comedian robin williams. >> people around the world are reacting tonight to the terrible. >> breaking news just into cnn is that actor robin williams is dead at the age of 63 from an apparent suicide. >> have a good night. >> i was in new york city and some guy stuck a microphone in my face and said so did you hear about robin williams. and i was like what? he said well, he died. and my first thought was no, he didn't. >> thank you. nice to have you here. you're a little late. we have to go back and start at the begin. we had a quick thing. >> there was really like a black hole over here because the energy and the creativity and the love that came out, it was like a star burning out. >> luke, luke. live at 5:00, live at 5:00. >> what made robin special what

i'm going home with $1 million, sweetie. no deal. hello, and welcome to "deal or no deal."ok a job hosting a little game show called "deal or no deal." open the case. before i knew it, it became a national phenomenon. there were the incredible contestants... this is my last day as a poor man. you can take the picture right now, 'cause i'm going home with a million. ...the absolutely amazing models. number 24 is meghan. we had a model who became a duchess.

and he comes to you in january and he says, sweetie, i want to be president of the united states again would you say? >> i would say, joe, you would make a great president, but let's think about it. >> that is an endorsement. >> and to me, that is a tell. you have spent a lot of time with the bidens. >> yes, andrea. joe biden is one of the two or three democrats for whom a lot of other decisions about 2020 depends on and we know that his decision depends a lot on what the family thinks, and are they ready to go through the national campaign so soon after the death of the eldest son bo biden and i agree as one democratic strategist said to me that a lot of people are overlooking the jill biden factor, but there is insight as to how the family is coping through the new book. the vice president talks about how fulfilled he has been in his post vice presidential life and all of the different initiatives that he has launched, but he says that the family is getting better and stronger everyday. he talks about how the book tour that he underwent a year ago when you interviewed him as the book

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he says, sweetie, i think i want to be president of the united states again, you say what?joe, you would make a great president. but let's think about it. >> that sounded like an endorsement. >> to what degree are they thinking about it at this point? i mention he's selling the paperback volume of his book, he's spending time with his family innen in tucket this weekend. what's that status in the biden family and biden world more broadly? >> reporter: last we heard from joe biden was election day. he said he basically has time to make the decisionles. the holidays is an important time for the large biden family to get together and sort of take stock of where they are and go through the emotional and physical grueling of a presidential campaign. that enter view with our colleague there i think with craig melvin, it's so critical in terms of understanding where the family is. i point it to all the time. as one major political operative in one of the early states told me, people under estimate the jill factor. whether she wants to go through that campaign again. i will say his

sweetie what a mess. phil keating, think of that before this even started, broward county was under scrutiny. before the election even happen. if you look in the "miami herald," they are writing about this on november 2nd, focusing on the broward election supervisor, who had just faced a court ruling in may that she had illegally destroyed ballots from 2016 in a congressional race there. now 78,000 ballots have shown up. rick scott has asked to even know the total we are coming to question like they are to that. they are very defensive this point about what is going on in that county. it comes down to broward a lot. there's a lot of voters there. >> chris: chuck schumer says nobody, not even the president, but can make sure votes aren't counted. he's obviously never heard of her. after lawsuit was lost by democrats, we he thought he had been treated unfairly prayed he ran against debbie wasserman schultz in the primary. to have a recount. during that recount, she signed a document saying these ballads are

you can love her and forgive her and still recognize -- >> oh, sweetie, i made peace with my mama. made peace with my mama because i told her, and she didn't know what to do with it. >> i just wanted to mention that you've had a couple of statements that have gone viral recently. i mean you wore kaepernick's jersey to the emmys, and you recently had a youtube video, get out the vote video, got a lot of attention. ♪ i don't care who you are or where you work. get your ass out and vote ♪ ♪ this ain't the election to sit home and lurk ♪ ♪ get your ass out and vote >> how do you decide what it is you're going to do? >> i do thinks from my soul. i'm so aligned right now. make no mistake, there's nothing perfect about any of us, and i got my [ bleep ]. but i stay aligned. and when they shot into that synagogue and my girlfriend called me that morning, i'd had enough. i got up, and i fed my soul on what to do, what to do with this sadness and this horror this thing that the leader of the free world allows and promotes, this violence, where the nra has done nothing about gun control, and t

hi, gabriella, do you want to come through this way, sweetie, and we'll pop you into one of the roomsthat, you've always got it in the back of your mind, always worrying about whether it could be, like, there could be traces in your food and that. it limits, like, your menu choices as well, so you are always... i always sort of go for something that is like low—risk. gabriella is taking part in pioneering treatment which could improve her resistance to nuts. we have a relatively new treatment called immunotherapy, where we give a tiny bit of peanut protein to a child and then very gradually increase it until they can then tolerate a significant amount of peanut on a daily basis, and that gives them protection against eating it accidentally in foods. gabriella is going to take the capsule and empty the contents into this yoghurt, mix it in and then just eat the yoghurt. the dose gabriella is taking contains the equivalent of one eighth of peanut. over a period of two years, the dose is gradually increased. each new increase is supervised in hospital. the rest of the time, gabriella tak

. >> thank you sweetie. >> thank you. >> -- these are my fellow nerds. >> your fan club. >> they're your fan club. so i wassed wondering i used to have a perceiver who used to ask what line does this change in the history textbook? i'm wondering if you could speak at length as to how your book maybe gives life to the idea of the golden age of the senate, people like daniel webster and john c. calhoun and henry clay. maybe this complicates things a little. >> for sure it complicates things. that fwoets back to the idea i said before that people think back to the era, they call it the golden age, a burcham of guys in black coats and mr. clay, and that's how we imagine the period. you know, there were -- there was speech fieing. americaning memorizing the speech fies. but happening around that was the stuff going on in in book. congress was a human institution, not a monument, not a sort of bastion of eloquence all the time. people went to hear the speeches. but then this they said that wasn't that good. >> but i don't want to say all the time it was two guys slugging each other. but that s

sweetie, i've got it. if you want tea in the house of lords, i'll buy you it. are you serious? the food was ok but, actually, the soup was good, but you can't really talk while eating soup. what about the company?! the company, darling? who cares about the food? we're never going to agree on brexit. i don't think so, because i think ais feels... i love it, he called me ais... you feel that this is really not negotiable. ithink... yeah, like i said, we're balls deep and we've just got to deal with it now. hmm. we agree about something. bye, darling. take care. bye. like the french. which is eu. see you later. bye! of course she is still a brexiteer and of course he is still a vegetarian! aisleyne had to take down her twitter profile yesterday because she was getting stick, we put some clips online, getting stick for being a brexiteer. patrick says of aisleyne, she did a seriously good job. now, i have had so many messages about you answering our question about you answering our question about whether you would intervene if you saw police officers being assaulted, because of that

hi, gabriella, do you want to come through this way, sweetie, and we'll pop you into one of the roomsnd things like that, you've always got it in the back of your mind, you're always worrying about whether it could be, like, there could be traces in your food and stuff like that. it limits, like, your menu choices as well, so you're always... i always sort of go for something that's low—risk. gabriella is taking part in pioneering treatment, which could improve her resistance to nuts. we have a relatively new treatment called immunotherapy, where we give a tiny bit of peanut protein to a child and then very gradually increase it, until they can then tolerate a significant amount of peanut on a daily basis. and that gives them protection against eating it accidentally in foods. gabriella is going to take the capsule out and empty the contents into this yoghurt, mix it in and then just eat the yoghurt. the dose gabriella is taking contains the equivalent of one eighth of a peanut. over a period of two years, the dose is gradually increased. each new increase is supervised in hospital. t

. >> where are you from, sweetie?ten. >> you are double-digits. nadia is skipping school, but it's oy becauseer mother happens to be the principal of the hi!hool. >> hi. hello. >> are you skipping, too. >> i am. for a good reason, rig? it's educational. >> what are y'all going to do in new york? >> see the statue of liberty. we have got shows booked. >> yeah? >> yeah, we are so excited. we are going to eat. >> don't forget al roker on broadway. thank you for celebrating your 10th with us. thanks, guys. >> way cool. >> coming up, hollywood heavyweight mark wahlberg is in the house. he is starring in a new instant family. we will talk to him about that, about fatherhood a have some of the burning questions that you have for him. he looks excited about that. very excited about it. >> he got that workout in already, didn't you mark?4: a.m. club. >>> also, can somebody tell me how to get t sesame street? >> veil, haley and calvin and charlie. >> we will show you all about what it was like with your fun adventure on "sesame

how are you, sweetie? becomes ratings gold. take a look at this classic scene. >> get up out of your chairs. i want you to get up right now and go to the window, open it, and sti your hea out and yell, i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore! >> bryan cranston, good morning. give us thatine. i'm ready. >> i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore! >> wow, that is classic. >> i just pinched something in my back. >> did you think, i mean, this was a classic movie in the '70sa when you they were going to bring it to broadway, did you think, wow, i think that could cork work? >> i did. we did it in london at the national theater. >> he won thehi olivia, is their version of the tonys, right? >> yes. >> the message, and now the, pls pressing. what was happening w in 1975n it was first wrote, ironically, it's going on now. the idea of u all of getting our news from television and onlyheelevision. so message is turn off your television. >> i was going to say -- >> no, no. not now,

happy birthday, sweetie. >> thank you. >> how cute is this little doll. happy birthday, love.assignment. one of your favorite actors, eric bana, about his creepy, new role that might have you deleting your social media accounts. >>> plus, spicy wings, healthy nachos and not-so-healthy cookies. >> looking good. >>> and coming up, natalie, sheinelle, jenna and myself will be talking about ways to prot t protect, not only your identity but your money. >>> al is across the street for a really good reason. what's shaking? >> hey, guys. we have the new flagship fao schwartz store. two floors of unbelievable fun. remember from "big," tom hanks and robert losia playing the piano. let's get someone in here that can actually play. give us a tune, if you could. look, they're dancing. >> go. ♪ >> little "heart and soul," very nice. here we go. ♪ very impressive. i could have done that. but we wanted good-looking people to do it. and there's the famous fao schwarz toy soldier. good to see you, sir. this is the build-a-bear rocket. it's 27 feet and unbelievable. we have a lot going on. you

hi, sweetie. >> i would have been mad at hell if that happened. >> n"network" is based on the 1976 movieyou to get up out of your chairs. i want you to get up right now, go to the window, open it and stick your head out and yell, i'm as mad as hell and i'm not gonna take this anymore. >> bryan cranston. give us that line. >> i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore. >> wow. that is classic. >> i just pinched something in my back. >> did you think -- i mean, this was a classic movie back in the '70s. when you heard they were going to bring this thing to broadway, did you think, i think that can work? >> yes. i did. >> we did it in london, right? >> did it in london for six months, at the national theater. >> sorry. he just won the olivier award, as well, which is that's their tonys, right? >> yeah. it was a big honor. but the message of the movie is, and now the play, is really pressing because what was happening in 1975 when this was first written, ironically, it's going on now. the idea of all of us getting our news from television and only television. the message is, t

happy birthday, sweetie. >> i know it's not our "crowd moment" but i said wow. you jasper? >> yes. >> how are you doing, jasper? >> good. >> who are you here with? >> my mom and dad. >> i understand you're the biggest little parade fan ever. you know all the stuff about the macy's parade. >> yep. >> okay. what -- do you know what year the parade started? >> 1924. >> wow. correct. what was the first float? >> felix the cat? >> yes. and what was the parade originally called? >> macy's christmas parade. >> you're right, jasper. where are you going to watch the parade? >> from my hotel. >> would you like to see the parade in person? >> oh, yeah. >> we're going to arrange it. we're going to get you tickets for the parade. >> thank you so much. >> you can see the parade up close and in person. happy thanksgiving. we're going to get on that for you right away. there you go. >> that was impressive. >> amazing. >>> coming up, i'm so excited about this. we have an exclusive look behind the scenes as "downton abbey" heads to the big screen. and keir simmons, who else? got

happy birthday, sweetie. >> i kw hes not our crowd moment.too thanksgiving day parade. jasper? are you jasper? >> yes. >> are yhow are you? >> good. >> who are you here with? >> my mom and dad. >> hi, guys, how you doing? you are the biggest little parade fan ever. you know all the stuff about the #metoo parade? >> yep. >> okay. so do you knowye wha the parade started? >> 1924. >> wow, correct. wh was the fir float? >> felix the cat. >> yes. and what was the parade iginally called? >> #metoo christmas parade. >> you're absolutely right, jasper. ere are you going to watch the parade? >> from my hotel. o would you like see the parade in person? >> oh, yeah. >> would you? >> say yes. >> okay. are going to arrange that. we are going to get you tickets for the depara okay? >> thank you so c much! >> youan see it up close, okay, bud? there you go. hap happy thanksgiving. there you go. >> i love it. impressive. >> all right, guys, coming up i'm so eed this. we have an ex st. louisclusive d the scenes as the beloved serieh "downton abbeyds for the bi

how are you doing, sweetie?t's pretty weird. >> that was pretty impressive. >> wow. >> thank you for your service. you families are the ones that give up so much while your loved ones are away. thank you. >> can you stay home for a little bit while? >> absolutely. i i got some leave time. >> how does she feel in your arms? >> excellent. >> a little heavier than the last time you held her, probably. >> yeah. >> that was awesome. we really appreciate it. welcome home. >> thank you. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> going to keep the good times going in our next half hour. >> that's right. including more from the west point marching band. but first, your local news and weather. ♪ i )m ... breaking news: massive wildfires are raging across >>> good morning to you, 8:26, i'm marcus washington. breaking news to tell you about. those massive wildfires are raging across california. statewide, 150,000 people are under evacuation. in butte county, firefighters battling the camp fire are dealing with dangerous weather co

. >> where are you from, sweetie?i'm ten. >> you're double digits. that's got to feel good. she's skipping school, but i think it's okay. her mother happens to be the principal of the school. >> hello. >> are you skipping too? >> i am. it's for a good reason. it's educational. >> what are you going to do in new york? >> we're going to see the statue of liberty. we have shows booked. we're going to eat. >> don't forget al roker on broadway. nadia, thank you for celebrating your 10th with us. thanks, guys. how sweet. >> coming up, hollywood heavy weight mark wahlberg is in the house. he's starring in "instant family". we're going to talk to him about that, about fatherhood and ask him some of the burning questions you have for him. he looks very excited about that. >> and he got that work out in already, didn't you, mark? up early. >>> also can somebody tell me how to get to sesame street? you guys know how to get there. we'll show you what it was like on your fun adventure on sesame street. >> it was a blast. >> by the

. >> what a sweetie. list. > we knew there would be -- we'd see you somewhere. >> i love the table. you can get a lot of stuff done there. >> kids love nooks and crannies. so any time you hav these fun little spots, they can really play up with them. ey love this. they like the play sets. >> i mean, we recentl put a place for hilly to colll. it was a sable. it changed everything. >> so fun. >> where is baby crew? can baby crew come w over? >> it to hold him. my hands are clean. i just cleaned them. this new sweet boy. >> oh, the little baby! >> hes out cold. precious cargo. it looks like you ladies know ur way around these little gu guys. >> he is a gift. we were talking the other day saying how he has d slownn time. how do you say that? whatever. he has just been agift. >> isn't there something so magical like the baby on you?his it feels so good. and you talked about how much you love this little one. >> yes. >> and how you love your expanded family. do you ever imagine it getting a little bit bigger? >

well, happy birthday to you, sweetie pie. welcome. take a naplater.did you go trick-or-treating on the plane? >> today is november 1st.of ourse, november is alzheimer's awarenessrionth. maria r is here with an eye-opener this morning. she is going to show us how, when that disease strikes, it pacts the entire family. >>> also, ready or not, the rush to the holidays is officially underway. jill is her with steals and deals. everything you need for entertaining this season whether you are the host of the party or the guest. >> the harry smith edition o stee steals and deals. >>> also, martina mcbride is here. we will gather around her table o feast some seasonal will explain why cooking and singing have so much in common. >>> and coming up in the next hour, i am going to sit down withegendaryirector and actor ron howard. >> nice. >> to talk about how his out of the world new project is really breaking boundaries and the one thing he can't make movie without. >> that's a tease. >> that's a good one. >>> rst, can we brag about someone for a second? in sty

do you want to come through this way, sweetie, and we'll pop you in one of the rooms?your food or something like that. it limits your menu choices as well. i always go for something that is low risk. gabriella is taking part in pioneering treatment that could improve her resistance to nuts. we have a relatively new treatment called immunotherapy, where we give a tiny bit of peanut protein to a child. and then very gradually increases until they can then tolerate a significant amount of peanut on a daily basis. and that gives them protection against eating it accidentally in foods. gabriella is going to take the capsule out, and then empty the contents into this yoghurt, mix it in and then just eat the yoghurt. the dose gabriella is taking contains the equivalent of one eighth of a peanut. over a period of two years, the dose is gradually increased. each new increases supervised in hospital. the rest of the time, gabriella takes it at home. the treatment isn't a cure, but it should lessen the impact of any future allergic reactions. and there's been more interest in the