[cheers and applause] well, we certainly have a "bachelor" or "bachelorette" fan favorite in the housein 2003, some 26 million people tuned in to watch the original bachelorette marry the man of her dreams. 12 years later, couple kids, they're still going strong, living in vail, colorado,

[cheers and applause] well, we certainly have a "bachelor" or "bachelorette" fan favorite in the house6 million people tuned in to watch the original bachelorette marry the man of her dreams. 12 years later, couple kids, they're still going strong, living in vail, colorado, it is my pleasure to introduce

our "bachelor" fan favorite made her way from "bachelorette" rose ceremonies to the red carpet.laying for make-a-wish foundation in san diego, from los angeles, california, please welcome ali fedotowsky. [cheers and applause] >> hi. [laughs] >> how's it going? >> oh, my god. it's good. it's good. >> come on over. >> oh, my god. whoo.

as newlyweds, today's contestants are proof you really can find love on "the bachelorette."opefully they'll be as lucky today, as they play to win money to donate to their charity, the plymouth housing group. from seattle, washington, please welcome my good friends, desiree and chris siegfried. [cheers and applause] what's up, brother? good to see you. >> hi, how are you doing? >> welcome. guys, come on in. >> thank you.

our "bachelor" fan favorite made her way from "bachelorette" rose ceremonies to the red carpet.-a-wish foundation in san diego, from los angeles, california, please welcome ali fedotowsky. [cheers and applause] >> hi. [laughs] >> how's it going? >> oh, my god. it's good. it's good. >> come on over. >> oh, my god. whoo. i'm not al

as newlyweds, today's contestants are proof you really can find love on "the bachelorette."efully they'll be as lucky today, as they play to win money to donate to their charity, the plymouth housing group. from seattle, washington, please welcome my good friends, desiree and chris siegfried. [cheers and applause] what's up, brother? good to see you. >> hi, how are you doing? >> welcome. guys, come on in. >> thank y

as newlyweds, today's contestants are proof you really can find love on "the bachelorette."opefully they'll be as lucky today, as they play to win money to donate to their charity, the plymouth housing group. from seattle, washington, please welcome my good friends, desiree and chris siegfried. [cheers and applause] what's up, brother? good to see you. >> hi, how are you doing? >> welcome. guys, come on in. >> thank you. >> oh, oh, whatever. >> you guys are here two seconds, and you're already lost. >> i was already lost. >> pull it together. good to see you guys. >> both: nice to see you. >> plymouth housing group. >> both: yes. >> what is this charity you're playing for? >> the plymouth housing group is actually an organization in seattle that they--they home the chronically homeless. so right now they have 2,000 tenants that they home. the majority of them are disabled, have a mental illness, or they're a veteran. so we've been able to be a part of them, see the housing, and chris even was a part of the seattle dances, which he got to dance his little butt off. and earn s

to debate at the so-called kiddie t tle like contestants on "the bachelor" or in her case, "the bachelorette" hoping to win that rose. two of the c cdidates are doing well enough to get secret service protection starting tomorrow. dr. ben carson, code named eli, now the front-runner. >> and people who know me know that i'm an honest person. >> reporter: and donald trump, code name mogul, running a strong second. >> we cannot let hillary clinton, who is the worst secretary of s ste in the history o o our untry, win this election. >> reporter: both of them pulling twice as much support as their next nearest competitor, according to the polls. between them, nearly 50% more than all the other gop candidates combined. one big question, will carson still be the front-runner after tonight? >> well, first of all, thank you for not asking me what i said in the tenth grade. i appreciate that. >> reporter: carson has been >> i do not remember this level of scrutiny for one president barack obamamahen he was running. in fact, i remember just the opposite. >> he seems to feel like people have it in for h

every day, we're playing with some great folks you know from "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette." and if you think there's major drama on those shows, just wait till you see what goes down here today on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] good, 'cause this is a very special day near a dear to my heart. two years ago, one of bachelor nation's favorite couples got engaged and rode off into the sunset on a giant elephant. they've since gotten married. and today, they'll be working together hoping to leave with a big bag of cash to donate to their charity, micaela's army. from my hometown of dallas,, texas, please welcome sean and catherine lowe. [cheers and applause]

for charity with the help of some familiar faces from my other shows, "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette." will one of them be that special someone who wins a million dollars? let's find out right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] very good. got a special day. our bachelor fan favorite today is playing in honor of someone close to her heart and is hoping to win big money to donate to the chris4life colon cancer foundation. from salt lake city, utah, please welcome my good friend michelle money. [cheers anand applause] >> hi. >> hello, my dear. >> how are you? this is fun, huh? >> we'll see. >> fun little gig.

for charity with the help of some familiar faces from my other shows, "the bachelor" and "the bachelorettethem be that special someone who wins a million dollars? let's find out right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] very good. got a special day. our bachelor fan favorite today is playing in honor of someone close to her heart and is hoping to win big money to donate to the chris4life colon cancer foundation. from salt lake city, utah, please welcome my good friend michelle money. [cheers and applause] >> hi. >> hello, my dear. >> how are you? this is fun, huh? >> we'll see. >> fun little gig. kn

every day, we're playing with some great folks you know from "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette."here's major drama on those shows, just wait till you see what goes down here today on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] good, 'cause this is a very special day near and dear to my heart. two years ago, one of bachelor nation's favorite couples got engaged and rode off into the sunset on a giant elephant. they've since gotten married. and today, they'll be working together hoping to leave with a big bag of cash to donate to their charity, micaela's army. from my hometown of dallas, texas, please welcome sean and catherine lowe. [cheers and applause]

she plays a bachelorette in a hit show. there is that art life or life art thing again. nosuchunsky. i hope you read the book green berets and ham. the army special forces officer ben collins. she is my third favorite brooke after shields and brothers. and judging by his age and facial hair he has two pod casts. comedian dave smith of the let's start the show. >> the kids aren't all right. a group called deport racism.com has taken aim at donald trump in the most adorable way possible. let's cringe along together, shall we? >> hola, donald trump. please get out of my country for use of offensive words. >> [bleep] you, you racist [bleep]. >> we are latino kids born in the usa. >> and we've got something to say. >> i am rosa. >> i am ricardo and my friends call me rick. but you call mooy an anchor baby. >> you may be high in the polls. >> you have to come to me. >> [bleep]. >> the children are screaming obscenities, but at least they are doing it in english. the group is sponsoring a campaign to disrupt the live broadcast as trump hosts "saturday night live." they said the

she survived her vegas bachelorette party. >> we have to get wedding details. >> speaking of wedding details, sofia and joe are getting married. "access hollywood" live starts >> let it keep going. >> grab the elbow for respect. popcorn. >> this is so great! >> keep it going! >> get over here! >> it goes on. so great. >> say win, win. hello?

the real bachelor is not ben c., it's ben h., ben higgins who placed third last season on "the bachelorette." if the unthinkable does happen and ben finds a bride on this show, i think we found the perfect musician to play at their wedding ceremony. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well done. the flag on the drum pet. damn you craigslist "services offered" section! i don't know how that happens. it's got to be a nephew or something, right? for those who like me, always on the lookout for the next trend in beauty, there's a company in l.a. offering temporary freckles. these are freckles that last 48 hours. the company's called freck yourself. billing it as the first semi-permanent freckle cosmetic. they're funding it on kickstarter. >> i'm ready. five years ago i decided to create the first cosmetic so freck yourself is born. it dons a user with realistic smudge-free freckles for 48 hours. i usually put a triangle below my eyes on my cheeks and wrap around my jawline. my friends and i have been rocking fresh faces and frecks nonstop. we love the look and know you will too. get frecked. >> j

she survived her vegas bachelorette party. >> we have to get wedding details. >> speaking of weddingetails, sofia and joe are getting married. "access hollywood" live starts right now.

bachelorette party? no.friend carla, it is her birthday, yes, going to celebrate. >> congratulations, carla, on your engagement. >> but she's not engaged. he's starting stuff. she is single and available. oh, is she really? >> scientist. >> oh, don't to that. doesn't like when people do that to her. when you put her out on the market. don't put carla out there. >> just trying to helped out a friends. >> fell a's. >> some beautiful models, just came into the studio. >> they sure did. >> hang around for that. >> okay, jen. >> ♪ >> okay, a lot of people, ate a lot of food over the weekend, we're at flywheel in bryn mawr, good morning. i love that you're jessica burn, because you burn the calories. >> right? >> talk to me about this class. looks little like traditional class but a lot different. >> we have athletic choreography, just ride to the music the entire time. >> not like you're saying get up, sit down, get up, sit down. >> nice smooth rhythmic riding. >> so a lot of people rink tim dated, and lauren tal

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telling us who is hiring and what jobs are going to grow because i'm in training now doing a post bachelorettegram for a job i could of got with an associates degree, but nobody told me. also, i had to deal with out-of-state tuition when i went to georgia for school. i'm glad they are getting rid of that. also with the troops for teachers, they told me that you have to do it within three years, but it takes four years to get your bachelors degree. so it seems they are not doing a good job of informing us who is hiring. mr. rausch. guest: i think he caller brings brings up somer good points. all of the efforts and initiatives that have been put forward to help the community -- and again, i can't say this enough, i mean, the support that i received at a personal level at a professional level in my community is just really really -- really, really remarkable. unfortunately, there is a lot of misinformation to the caller's point. and there is too much information. whether it is trying to get care in the community at the v.a., whether it is understanding your benefits under the new g.i. bill, it is

telling us who is hiring and what jobs are going to grow because i'm in training now doing a post bachelorette program for a job i could of got with an associates degree, but nobody told me. also, i had to deal with out-of-state tuition when i went to georgia for school. i'm glad they are getting rid of that. also with the troops for teachers, they told me that you have to do it within three years, but it takes four years to get your bachelors degree. so it seems they are not doing a good job of informing us who is hiring. mr. rausch. guest: i think he caller brings brings up somer good points. all of the efforts and initiatives that have been put forward to help the community -- and again, i can't say this enough, i mean, the support that i received at a personal level at a professional level in my community is just really really -- really, really remarkable. unfortunately, there is a lot of misinformation to the caller's point. and there is too much information. whether it is trying to get care in the community at the v.a., whether it is understanding your benefits under the new g.i. bill, i