ow. [ groans ] so, dexter grimes, when was the last time you saw agnes molina? agnes? haven't seen her in years -- before she got busted. nice try, dex. we know that you visited her in prison. and now she's on the run. you're such a catch, we figured she came running to you. i'm telling you -- me and her are done. is that right? so, then, this lipstick is from... my mom. [ laughs ] i suppose... this is your mom's bra? yep. [ snorts ] fat chance. matter of fact, dexter, i believe agnes is hiding... ...right here. [ chuckles ] too bad i know... she's under here! man, who piles clothes under... getting a little nervous, dex? am i getting... warmer?! seriously? behind the... yes. hi. uh... i believe this is yours. (sfx: park rides, music and crowd sounds) oooh! when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. (sighs sadly) try this. only aleve can stop pain for 12 hours. than any other brand for minor arthritis pain. aleve. live whole. not part. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena? rapid wrinkle repair works

. - are you buckled in, agnes? you have your retainer, do your job. - alright. - use this photograph tomorrow when you go before the license board. (whistles) shameful. - oh, it was shameful. yes, sir, shameful. - i'm counting on you, crabtree. i want the greek grotto closed tighter than the drum. it's a den of an equity. - may i see the photograph, henry dear? - it's not for your innocent eyes, agnes. - thank you, dear. he fourth attorney i've had on this case. i'm certain they bribed the other three to drop the matter. - nobody bribes me. - i hope not, for your sake. - (funny sound) (audience laughing)

. - are you buckled in, agnes? you have your retainer, do your job. - alright. - use this photograph tomorrow when you go before the license board. (whistles) shameful. - oh, it was shameful. yes, sir, shameful. - i'm counting on you, crabtree. i want the greek grotto closed tighter than the drum. it's a den of an equity. - may i see the photograph, henry dear? - it's not for your innocent eyes, agnes. - thank you, dear. he fourth attorney i've had on this case. i'm certain they bribed the other three to drop the matter. - nobody bribes me. - i hope not, for your sake. - (funny sound) (audience laughing) (car honking) - [voiceover] davey, what's going on? - i have a new client, henry heckendorn. - heckendorn, the blue nose? - what does he want you to do? close down the greek grotto? - how'd you know that? - he offered your father the case 15 years ago. your father turned him down. - heckendorn didn't tell me that. - but naturally, he hopes the son doesn't have the integrity his father had. - wait a minute, mom, hec

that eulogy that you gave for agnes, it was a humdinger. well, you're very kind, but she was an inspiration. she laid out so well. she never looked better, vivian. what were those marvelous words you used? you captured the very essence of agnes. oh, yes, you mean "soft of heart... "soft of heart... "sweet of spirit... "sweet of spirit... "strong of will... "strong of will... and selfless of soul." selfless of soul." oh, that is beautiful, reverend. isn't that beautiful, vivian? ( sarcastic ) beautiful. you know, with the hundreds and hundreds of sermons you've preached, it's just amazing to me that you'd remember those words. well, it's my business. oh, it sure is. and reverend, wow! they're gonna get a heckuva kick out of it! walter, i do not ask for much in this world. and i'm not being unreasonable. what is it, sweetheart? walter, you cannot get married in your arnold palmer sweater. but maude! honey, come on, now. okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. here. does this make you happy? yes. and a necktie would make me even happier. a necktie? we'r

i mean, all that my late wife agnes arthur harmon, i am not agnes. i am a woman whose honeymoon is over! oh, nonsense! we left the convention early. tax-wise, it carries us through monday. ( screams ) that's enough! ( china breaks ) vivian! that is a side of you i have never seen before! oh? how about this side? ( china breaks ) vivian! oh? two can play at that game! ( china breaks ) i can't believe this is you, walter! ( china breaking ) you live with a man for five years-- one day you wake up with a total stranger! and dishes breaking all around you! ( china breaking ) what the hell is going on in there? ( china breaking ) and another thing, vivian! arthur! what?! would you believe it? vivian is jealous of agnes's funeral. oh, i am not! vivian, if you can't stand the heat, maybe you-- oh, shut up! well, i can see the honeymoon is over. no, not quite, maudie. tax-wise-- sten! just because you had four honeymoons-- now, just a minute, vivian! don't you scream at me because that nitwit husband of yours-- hold it! pay no attention, vivian! just because

. >> yes, but we will agnes.

. >> our guest is mary agnes carey of kaiser health news. give us an update on the affordable care act and the open enrollment period, has begun, started this week. what expectation does the administration have? >> trying to go after young and healthier folks to get them into the insurance pool to even out the risk pool. when you look at enrollment numbers they estimate enrollment will go up, the number of people who enroll will go to third teen -- to 7 million but what matters is the number of people who have to pay those premiums. on average that will be 11.4 million next year and for 2016, 10.6 million. a 10% expectation of growth. >> one of the current headlines is a premium increase had a push back from the president and others who say when you factor in subsidies, can you tell us what is going to happen and give some perspective? >> the headline number of people saw was average 25% increase in premiums but remember as you said once you factor in the subsidies for a lot of folks that increase, don't necessarily fill the entire thing. an

. - are you buckled in, agnes? you have your retainer, do your job. - alright. - use this photograph tomorrow when you go before the license board. (whistles) shameful. - oh, it was shameful. yes, sir, shameful. - i'm counting on you, crabtree. i want the greek grotto closed tighter than the drum. it's a den of an equity. - may i see the photograph, henry dear? - it's not for your innocent eyes, agnes. - thank you, dear.

into the 30 #-s once agn, areas to our west will see some temperatures into the 20s and here's where we have the freeze warning in effect.ect. this expires at 9:00 a.m. on sunday so do be aware of that. protect any of your plants thatt are outside and make sure you do not leave the pets out in thisis weather.weat it's too dangerous for them. ridge of high pressure as i mentioned. tomorrow we'll have lots of of sunshine starting cold in thein morning and getting milder by afternoon. by midday about 56, not too bad, 59 by the 4:00 hour and of

so from norwood, yep, it will be coming down to 128 shortly, which will be slowing down trafficnce agn. but we're not done with the rn afthisittle bch moves through. as i mentioned, theris a second area down the coast. giving us more rain as we head into the evening hours and overnight hours. all the way up until tomorrow morning when this finally clears its way out and tomorrow, we get to see partly cloudy skies. it won't be crystal clear. there will be a lot of clouds the trend is to get away from the rain. 8:30 tonight. downpours. midnight, still downpours. mostly north of the pike. still going on until 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning, but by 8:30 at.orrow morning loo where offshore, and t are skies starting to clear away. in terms of totals, about like st night. half in a fewotio tions.and a this is th rainit period. look at that tempererod 58 degrees. friday, a bit on the breezy side. degrees. the winds not real strong but they are gng to be out of the west little busy especially near the cape and the islands. ths loodown the road as we start to head towards the te nwe talk about the

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lee: the late american dancer and choreographer agnes de mille once said, "to dance is to be out of yourselflarger, more beautiful, more powerful." dancing can be a powerful force that affects the mind, body, and soul, and what's even more appealing, it's truly a universal language. whether it's ballet, modern, tap, or hip-hop, dancing can connect us all. this week on "full frame," we talk with artists who are using the power of dance for charity, diversity, and even emotional healing. i'm may lee in los angeles. let's take it "full frame."

in tonight's show and tell, is adele about to become a mommy agn? >> did you catch that? last night in phoenix on the last night of adele's north american stop she drops what sounds like a baby bombshell. a rep for adele told us, quote, no comment and not sure if adele is serious, although -- she did show. the 28-year-old, and her partner simon kanecki and 4-year-old son will have time together while she's on break. adele goes back on tour late february. here is mommy in the making again, mila. already to pop kunis and her hubby ashton kutcher were spotted with a lunch bag in l.a. and a source tells "e.t." the birth is the new baby will be their first son and a new brother to 2-year-old daughter wyatt who has turned ashton into a doting dad. >> you sing lullabies? you sing stuff at home? >> i've got that one down. >> finally, corden gets a new baby. not a child, but another hosting gig. >> you are hosting an awards show. >> james will host the grammys airing on cbs february 12th and let's face it, ll cool j needed a little break after hosting for five consecutive years. m

mary agnes carey, senior health correspondent for kaiser health news will talk about open enrollmentor the affordable care act and then jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center the professor political science joins us to discuss pennsylvania's role as a key battleground state in this election cycle. >> love is something we immediately said when i met donald. he loves this country, and he knows how to get things done. not just talk. he says that he knows how to fix things, doesn't the? dallas melania trump in pennsylvania yesterday, a key suburb of philadelphia in a key battleground state. bill clinton out there on the campaign trail as well with four days to go before the election. we thought we would ask you about the candidate spouses, do they influence your vote? we look h

lee: the late american dancer and choreographer agnes de mille once said, "to dance is to be out of yourselfger, more beautiful, more powerful." dancing can be a powerful force that affects the mind, body, and soul, and what's even more appealing, it's truly a universal language. whether it's ballet, modern, tap, or hip-hop, dancing can connect us all. this week on "full frame," we talk with artists who are using the power of dance for charity, diversity, and even emotional healing. i'm may lee in los angeles. let's take it "full frame."

overnight near east 93rd street just after police took the car in custody we can tell youto it is open agn struck by a vehicle baby boy. >> anyone with information should call crimestoppers are all the last-minute votes they could get wea will have the latest from the campaign trail coming up.. >> plus one of the smallest babies ever born now now little nathan is finally heading home from the hospital. more on this remarkable journey straightahead. h >> we are finally getting into a somewhat normal pattern temperatures will sta i start to warm upte we talk more about the forecast maybe t.. >> reading looking at a great within a great table designed by billat today and tomorrow great tables from all over the city a with their own interpretations we have found it is still a approaching 60 here is the families and running mates are all out in full force. here we go with the latest from the campaign trail.w >> he considered essential for the path of the white house. the republican side former troop milani a trump campaigning for her husband honor where campaign trail in pennsylvania.e >> he co

good morning agn right now it's degrees in still ahead: you've likely seen the you've likely still ahead: degrees in degrees in right now it's now right now it's degrees in still ahead: you've likely seen the outcry after vice-president elect was addressed during a performance of hamilton. why critics say trump-transition issues. you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the corridor. cbs 2 this morning...police and protesters clash over the dakota access pipeline. donald trump continues his transition into the white house this week.what his next appointments might look like. and how our future vice president responds to the message he received while seeing the hit musical hamilton over the weekend. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm jenee ryan. ryan. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather new overnight - protesters and police clash clashin north dakota over the pipeline crossing four states - including iowa.tensions flared when an estimated 400 protesters tried to push past a long-blockade on a bridge. bridge.demostrators live streamed it on social media showing officers using

agn, allergen, everysold, to sell december 175/145 put spread. i did that today. what do you think?e, why don't you take that one. >> i like selling vertical spreads when premiums are elevated and you're trying to pick a spot where you might want to get long. there is some risk in this name. so you should be prepared for that. you might want to think about selling some up side call spreads instead, i think. >> all right. next up, how should i play invidia to the down side next week. thanks. carter? how do the charts look? >> well, this is the number one performing stock in the s&p one year, two, three-year. it is parabolic. i would play to the down side if i were long, just call it a great trade and get out. >> dan? >> i would almost take a play out of mike's play book. sell call spreads. vol is really, really high. expectations are high for this thing. they have been left out of this m & a activity in semiconductors. but it's a name i think that's bought to the downside at some point because we just all saw that m & a activity that we're talking about. >> all right. final call time

. >> as donald trump fights back agns now henry kissinger heading to trump tower and kellyanne conway here live with the inside story. >>> breaking overnight, a deadly gas explosion. a blast going off in the middle of a town square. destroying buildings, shattering glass, killing at least one person. 11 rushed to the hospital. >> just a big boom. >> now, investigators are on the scene. >>> abc news exclusive. former fox news star and miss

except sometimes maybe when he mentions agnes too much, or maybe i talk about chuck. ( vivian sighs ) vivian...chuck! what, you mean you think arthur may be jealous of chuck? oh, come on, maude! oh, no. just because i was married to chuck for 16 years? honey, these things can happen. you know something like this happened to me in one of my marriages? maude, everything happened to you in one of your marriages. is everything fine between the two of you when it comes to... you know. our "you knows" are fine, thank you. as far as you know, your "you knows" are fine. but you know "you knows" can turn into "no-nos", you know? just shut up, maude! no, vivian. look at it this way. every time arthur gets in front of the minister and the minister says, "do you take vivian to be your lawful wedded wife," an image of chuck comes into his mind-- chuck, your ex, who was a great halfback at college and great all over the house, as walter would say. i mean, that's a very tough act to follow. maude, that's--that's--that's the most ridiculous thing i've ever he-- you really think so? of course. i'll te

this dude can play agns that's a huge two outs that me up rbi. as we have said, the tying run comes to the plate. >> joe: if nothing else, it puts the indians in a spot where, if it stays like this, at the worst, it takes one base runner to have a chance in the ninth. davis. ball one. rajai is 0 for 3. 3 for 20 in the series. out of play, right side. aroldis chapman started the year with the yankees, was involved in a domestic violence situation. charges dropped. major league baseball suspended him for 30 games. the cubs on july 25th. they hand him the ball here in the eighth inning of game 7. 2-2. >> john: davis missed his pitch earlier, trying his best to be as quick as it can -- he can. >> joe: 2-2. just got a piece. >> john: he wants the inner half of the ball so he has a better chance of getting the barrel to it. a way, not a whole lot he can do with it. up, same result. sometimes you've got to get lucky against a guy like chapman. you have to guess in an area, hope he throws it there. a new supply of baseballs for the home plate umpire sam

agnes. you don't have to talk to us. we get it. >> aunties do go to bed early. what time is it? her hair wrapped and everything. >> she done took her bra off, she got her moo moo on. she got a cigarette. >> baby, didn't i tell you to get your ass in that bed? interaction with you. >> and we come in all respect. so are you in here with us now? >> oh, my god! there it is. just like that. it goes down. ( applause ) >> stephen: it's a great idea for a tv show because you get to search forever for something that you know you will never find so you can never get canceled! >> we just keep congratulations! lovely to meet you! thank you so much for being here! good luck! watch out for the ghosts! you can watch ghost brothers on destination america! the ghost brothers, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for women, and jobs they can really live on

agnes. you don't have to talk to us. we get it. >> aunties do go to bed what time is it? her hair wrapped and everything. >> she done took her bra off, she got her moo moo on. she got a cigarette. >> baby, didn't i tell you to get your ass in that bed? ( laughter ) >> we would love some type of interaction with you. >> and we come in all respect. so are you in here with us now? there it is. just like that. it goes down. ( applause ) >> stephen: it's a great idea for a tv show because you get to search forever for something that you know you will never find so you can never get canceled! >> we just keep trying! >> stephen: fantastic! congratulations! lovely to meet you! thank you so much for being here! good luck! watch out for the ghosts! you can watch ghost brothers on the ghost brothers, everybody! we'll be right back! ( >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be mel gibson, luke bracey, and musical guest, tegan and sara. now stick around for james corden and his guests, harry connick, jr. and alice eve. goodnight! >> stephen: bef

t to alarm ody,ybut agn, the messa here is -- >> too late. >> -- is your sleep important? yes. ag done on this whole daylight saving business and we're not going to go there. but it is not cut and dry. >> what about the researchino the calories you consume and sleep. ere'>> th been a corretion with lack of sleep with lack of hormones which can affect how much you eat. this looked at 11 studies, almost 200 individuals or partial sleep depri 's 3 1/2 to 5/2 h ors p. th's a significant amount. ate upo or consu up to 385 lories more than pe who didn't. >> a day? >> a day. in a 2hour riod. that equato t about 4 1 slices o bread a day. leaving the researers to conclude that sleep deprivation could actually affect your risk for obesi simplyy the iake of more calories. i thoht that s waser interesting. otein, catesbodrtayed the same sorule,leep your eig hours. >> worried well. >> this is interesting. this has dowith, we know cardiovascular risk can be influenced by people's health behaviors -- et,di smoking. yois specifically looked at if have healt anxiety -- that hypochondriac worrie

my late wife agnes and i had an understanding about that. i kept my wallet in the nightstand. she kept her things in the dresser drawers. now, she never looked in my wallet, walter, come on, now, if somebody found your wallet and returned it to me, you wouldn't care if i looked through it. but i would! come on, now. no, this is all wrong. i mean, it's perfect for a burial, would you like me rummaging through your purse? oh, walter! rummage, rummage! my purse is an open book. there's nothing in it i'm ashamed of, nothing i'd want to hide from you. oh, come on, maude, i don't want to go rummaging through-- what's this bill from bloomingdale's? don't change the subject. you see, maudie? you didn't want walter to see it. now, maybe mr. gilmartin has something in his wallet he doesn't want his wife to see. come on, arthur, like what? well... we happen to have reason to believe gilmartin may be, uh...uh... horsing around. you know what i mean, maude? i always know what you mean, arthur. that's one of the problems we have in communicating. no, you two are really something. here you a

so you're ready to be a redhead agn? we're going to take good care of you. >> his favorite color. >> it's already working. all right, lesley's here with her k cousin, and her friends donna, angela and susan. please keep your blindfolds on. here is lesley before. all right, lesley, let's see the new you. nifty and 50. wow. wow. >> i know that jacket. >> wow. >> i love that jacket. i have that jacket. take a look at your girl. >> fabulous, oh, my god, you look great. >> it's fantastic. >> you look hot. spin right around and look in that mirror. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. oh, hello. >> she likie what she sees. >> louis, tell us about the hair. >> the hair, the first thing obviously she had really bright purple hair. i don't know how much you on tv but it was really bright purple. i chose to make it a -- keep it in the warm family. a little bit of red. it's like a rosy brown. it's really quite beautiful. >> just adorable. >> the haircut was totally changed. it's all proportions. look how much prettier this shape looks on her fa

still cold on sunday friday: waking up to sunshine and very mild temps.cord re highs achievae once agn as temperatures soar into the upper 60s to 700. clouds returny te morning with few lit rain showers possible in the afternoon and evening. windy with sustained wind from 20-40 mph gusting to 45ph.tonight: cold blast as cold front sweeps through. lower 30s by morning. a few rain showers or snow showers possible. stays windy gusting to 45 mph.weekend: cold, w and windy on saturday with but with a stiff wind gustin to 50 mph it feels more like the 20s or even teens all day. a few snow shors possible saturday morning with a dusting possible on grassy surfaces. still cold on sunday with highs only in the upper 30s but the wind eases and sunshine returns.friday: waking up to sunshine and very mild temps. recordhighs achievable once again as temperatures soar into the upper 60s to 700. clouds return by late morning with a few light rain showers possible in the afternoon and evening. windy with sustained wind from 20-40 mph gusting to 45 mph.tonight: cold blast as cold front sweeps through. t

hayden bollinger to andrew wegner and agnes pick up that upset and hundreds of god comes back. ties a game at seven. if you took the lead 10-7. looking for the upset. gorman has a loss to a team in the state of nevada since 2008 pala birdie not about to do it. this game either because it would be martel and naylor hooking up three times 56 -17 is the final gorman will play straight state championship. end up taking on liberty in a rematch of last years championship game got by want to grant 30-27. that game will be broadcast on my lv tv from sanborn stadium next saturday. that's gonna do it for sports back to you. >> john: coming up on news 3 live today just in time for christmas and powerball when sugar make everyone happy. where does that winter lives? >> john: right now on news 3 live today. decision 2016 does not want her to go away the clinton campaign joining and calls for recount in key states for particular first family the secret service connected double efforts for trump white north dakota the pipeline protest are now the effort tonight a bitterly divided community. >

agnes. you don't have to talk to us. we get it. >> aunties do go to bed early. what time is it?moo on. she got a cigarette. >> baby, didn't i tell you to get your ass in that bed? ( laughter ) >> we would love some type of interaction with you. >> and we come in all respect. so are you in here with us now? >> oh, my god! there it is. just like that. it goes down. ( applause ) >> stephen: it's a great idea for a tv show because you get to search forever for something that you know you will never find so you can never get canceled! >> we just keep trying! >> stephen: fantastic! congratulations! lovely to meet you! thank you so much for being here! good luck! watch out for the ghosts! you can watch ghost brothers on destination america! the ghost brothers, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of

while in tennessee, the fight agns enters a third day. >> it wa apocalyptic almost. >> this morning a firsthand look at the damage and devastation from the worst fires there in more than a century. >>> state dinner? despite their rocky past, mitt romney emerges from a late-night meeting with donald trump and heaps praise on the president-elect. >> enlightening and interesting and engaging. >> but is romney any closer to being the next secretary of

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agnes straub turns 100 today and she has seen a lot in a century and today they threw her a surprise birthday party in cherry hill and received the special plaque and blew out her candles there. a big happy birthday on your one major milestone year. >> and now she has seen the cubs win a world series, up next in what's the deal an important reminder about your smoke detecters. stick around. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can

they settled the case, but the justice department was forced to go after them agn, because they continued to discriminate against people of color. just a few days ago, donald trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. they wrote his endorsement, make america great again. they said it's about preserving white identity, and they've placed their faith and hope in him. do any of us have a place in trump's america? another recent example is the way donald trump treated what are called the central park 5. to him, those kids will still and always be guilty, no matter what the evidence says. do we want this man appointing judges? >> chelsea clinton campaigned for her mother in milwaukee yesterday to keep wisconsin blue. she spoke about health care, the world she wants her children to grow up in, and she accused donald trump of helping to mainstream fringe values. >> i do believe that everything is on the ballot. i believe our core values are on the ballot, because i certainly never thought i would see in my lifetime the almost normalization of hate speech that seems to be k

i'm in love with all of them: agnes, ann, georgia... you can't be in love with all of them. i don't know what it is. it's like turning a hungry kid loose in a candy store. look, i can't get married. there'll be a mass wave of suicides. oh, uh, excuse me. yes, sir. i wonder if i could speak to you a moment, major healey. oh, certainly, sir. r...but, um... well, if it's about, um, miss-- mrs. bellows, sir, why, i-- yes, it's about mrs. bellows. well, i can assure you, sir, there's-- oh, i'm not trying to pin the blame on anyone, major. as a psychiatrist, i realize how complex these things can be. well, sir, it's not just mrs. bellows. it seems that all the girls-- but, uh, because of my wife's infatuation, i find it, uh... awkward for both of us to be here on the same base. i agree with you, sir. it's... if one of us leaves. well, i'll miss you, sir. i'm sorry-- so, uh, i'm having you transferred to the aleutians. the aleutians? sir, i've been to the aleutians. i wouldn't send my worst enemy to the aleutians. i would. you can plan on leaving in the morning. i'm getting married

as a matter of fact, he even looks like the judge who sentenced your poor old aunt agnes to the stake. oh, mother. how could he doubt me? how could he think he'd gotten that job through witchcraft? please give him credit for having the sense to realize that he didn't get it because of his brains. there's only one thing to do -- teach him a lesson. now, that is excellent. why not turn him into a dinosaur? or a salamander? or perhaps you -- no. no, mother. i'm going to do it my way. well, all right, dear. but don't overlook the dinosaur. the neighbors might get quite a kick out of it. oh, i have a better idea. honey, i'm ho-- samantha! saman-- hi, darling. what have you done? you noticed, huh? noticed?! how can you miss the taj mahal? well, darrin, i'll be honest with you. i found out that you found out about my little plan. you did, huh? yes, and it was sweet of you to go along with it. [ bell rings ] anyway, since you decided to go along with it, i thought we might as well be honest with each other. oh. two very dry martinis, charles. right away, madame. you'll simply adore charles. h

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host: our guest has been married marry agnes-- carey.e will be back with jeffrey rosen the ceo of the national constitution center. the topic will be the electoral college and we will learn what this entity is all about and what it means and later on am a we will get a battle grain -- a battleground state up date. we will be right back. we will be right back. >> every weekend book tv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. here's what's coming up this weekend. book tv is live saturday at 11:00 a.m. eastern and sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern from the 21st annual texas book festival in downtown austin. the texas book festival is one of the largest and most prestigious literary festivals in the country. saturday's authors include former attorney general alberto gonzalez with his book "true faith and allegiance, a story of sacrifice in war and peace." and pulitzer prize winning author lawrence wright. sunday's authors feature tony award winning actress jane alexander, author of "wild things, wild places, adventurous tales of wildli

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. >> as donald trump fights back agns now henry kissinger heading to trump tower and kellyanne conway here live with the inside story. >>> breaking overnight, a deadly gas explosion. a blast going off in the middle of a town square. destroying buildings, shattering glass, killing at least one person. 11 rushed to the hospital. >> just a big boom. >> now, investigators are on the scene. >>> abc news exclusive. former fox news star and miss harassment. the unwanted advances she said she's experienced throughout her career. >> i remember thinking to myself this is happening again? >> leading to the blockbuster allegations that helped cost roger ailes his job. why she's coming forward and telling her story now only on "gma." >>> a hero brother's split-second decision. the 9-year-old rushing in to save his baby brother from this terrifying fall. >> i just ran and i caught him but i can't even carry him so i don't know how that happened. >> the scary close call and what his mother is saying about that moment and her warning for all parents. ? >>> and good morning, america. happy thursday to

ago >> the 34-year-old was foundas along the side of highwayhway thursday after flagging down agn driver but the investigationestn into her disappearance is fars f from over.ver. fox news correspondent legaleg land vittert has the latest sherri panini has been located and has been reunited with her family on this day.his day >> reporter: california family l has much to be thankful for thii holiday weekend as a mother of o two who disappeared nearly a month ago has been found safe. >> i know that the husband is relieved and elated that this did occur and he's now at his ah wife's side. >> reporter: 34-year-old was was rescued after flagging down a driver on interstate nearlyearly by multiple captors at least two of them are women.en then released early thursday onn a rural road.oad. >> she was bound wire straits.ts but was able to summon help from passing motorist who then who te notified law enforcement. >> reporter: she was last seen november 2nd after leaving lvi home to go for jog. her husband reported her missini when she didn't arrive to pick c up their children from daycare.e he ha

. >> you can learn more about andrea gillespie and her >> coming up friday morning, mary agnes carey on. she will talk about what to expect in the upcoming enrollment. . and then, jeffrey rosen will be on and will talk about the history and role of the electoral college. also a professor of political science and the university of scranton will be on and we'll talk about pennsylvania's role as a battle:ground state. the late justice antonin scalia a will be honored at a special meeting at the supreme court bar. we will hear from some of the former justices law clerks. oft, our coverage congressional races continues with the u.s. senate race in new hampshire. , kelly ayotteur debated maggie has some -- hassan. this is the granite state debates. >> the political eyes of a nation are focused on new hampshire. >> this will be a close race. >> the stakes could not be higher. >> i wake up every day with the sense of purpose to make a difference in washington. >> i will put new hampshire first. >> each candidate is laying claim to the label of outsider. >> i see her as being more of a rubber

agnes, make a note for me to call ed wagner at ben franklin mutual later. wagner's an old buddy of mine. any claim i send over to wagner... okay, arch, you want to give me the details for the record? yeah, well, edith was out shopping, see. she was wearing the locket then all of a sudden she looked down and there, hanging from around her neck, was no locket. arch, that wouldn't cut no ice. it could've fallen off. no, no, it didn't fall off. it was stolen, joe. yeah, i know it was stolen. but i'm afraid we'll need a few more details. like, uh... like, uh... who could've stolen it. did she see anybody suspicious nearby? yeah. yeah, i was just coming to that, joe. good. go ahead. uh, just before it happened, edith was looking over her shoulder, see, and there, running like hell around the corner, was the neighborhood mugger. neighborhood mugger? yeah. every neighborhood's got one. did, uh, edith describe him? you mean he ran away too fast before your wife had a good look at him. you took the words right out of my mouth. and did you report this to the police? u

while in tennessee, the fight agns enters a third day. >> it wa apocalyptic almost. >> this morning a firsthand look at the damage and devastation from the worst fires there in more than a century. >>> state dinner? despite their rocky past, mitt romney emerges from a late-night meeting with donald trump and heaps praise on the president-elect. >> enlightening and interesting and engaging. >> but is romney any closer to being the next secretary of today. >>> what went wrong? investigators poring over the black boxes from that doomed flight carrying a brazilian soccer team. a surviving crew member claiming the plane ran out of fuel, as emotional tributes to the 71 victims are held around the world. >>> and splitting the jackpot. a group of 20 co-workers comes forward with the winning ticket in that nearly half a billion dollar powerball drawing. >> i had to look again because i thought i'm in a dream. >> their money today, wednesday, november 30th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and