barney, barney, barney. if you'll excuse me i better give myself a couple squirts. you still want to go through with it? let him sing solo? no, andy, no. wait a minute, john. it'll work. it come to me yesterday when i saw barney listening to a phonograph record. now, listen. barney'll do the solos all right. but it won't be with his voice. you see, barney, he'll be on stage singing into a dead microphone. the live microphone will be backstage it's as simple as that. but glen cripe is not a tenor. it'll work, john. how are you going to keep barney quiet? even though his microphone is dead people can still hear him. i already got that worked out. just leave it to me and don't worry. this here is a solo microphone. very, very, sensitive. this thing will amplify your voice a thousand times. really strong, huh? every eardrum in the auditorium. what do i do? you have to sing real low, real low. now try it. okay. ( clears throat ) ? balmy and life... ? hold it. hold i too loud. low. ? balmy and life... ? that's still too loud, barney. when i mean low, i mean real low. it d

please welcome barney odum. barney. barney, how are you? >> i'm doing all right. i seen a lotta things. >> saw a lotta things out here? >> i really enjoyed lookin' at. >> you're from the carolinas, are you? because you said "thang" right off, right? >> now, if you can't understand me, you let me know, and i'll talk-- try to talk a little bit plainer. >> i understand you perfectly. i spent-- i spent a lot of time in the south when i was in the service. >> ah. >> they speak a little bit different in carolina than they do in georgia, and it through the south. >> they speak a lot different down here than they do in dovesville. >> that's your hometown, deauville? >> dovesville, d-o-v-e-s-- >> oh, excuse me dovesville. >> d-o-v-- yeah. [ laughter ] we'll get it. >> i just don't have your knack for that, barney. is this your first trip to california? >> yeah, first time i ever been on an airplane. >> are you serious? >> yeah, but i brought me two along in case i needed 'em, you know what i'm talking about? >> really? was it-- >> they had-- they had a show on that plane.

hiya, barney. hiya, barney. hi, virg. andy, my cousin, virgil. what happened, virgil? i missed the bus. boy, i'm sorry you had to come looking for me. andy: that's all right, virgil, but what happened? well, the bus makes this freshen-up stop at springville so everybody got out to freshen up and they had one of these newsstands there and so i bought you a postcard to send to you because i thought you'd like that. oh, well, that's nice. huh, andy? what kind of a card was it, virg? had this fella fishing on it... and it had this big crab hooked to the seat of his pants and it said on the card "boy, they sure are biting down here." ( laughing ) pretty good, huh, andy? yeah, i always like a good crab joke. well, you still didn't tell us why you missed the bus. well, then i went looking for a post office and that was about a half a mile away from the bus station. and by the time i got back, the bus had left. well, virgil, that card won't get here till day after tomorrow and you're here already. you could have brought it yourself. oh, yeah. andy: well, let's get on back to t

barney, what are you doing back? well, after i took thelma lou home i just didn't feel like going home myself. ever had one of them nights when you just didn't feel like going home? just one of them nights. oh, pizza! looks like "moz-arella," too. that's my favorite-- moz-arella. at some germs. why don't you go get it, mary? mary? andy. uh, you staying in this evening? okay if i come over? fine, fine. about... about 7:30. bye. hey! you got a date with mary? that's great. i'll call thelma lou. tonight let's have the pizza with the pepperoni, okay? i just love that, too, don't you, with pepperoni? barney, you can't make it. you was going to straighten up the files. aw, doggone, why didn't i do that sooner? i could have joined you. yeah, i know, but we'll try and manage. ? i would take her out and i'd kiss her twice ? ? then i'd put her back again. ? oh, that's beautiful. pretty little song, ain't it? yeah. is it hard to play the guitar? . let me... let me show you a chord or two. okay. now, of course, you hold it like

how about you, barney? well... see? none of you believe it but you got henry to believe it and he's leaving town. and every one of you ought to be asmed youelves. what do you think we ought to do about it? i don't ow. do something. floyd: like what? hodo i know? well, maybe we could make it to him. yeah, maybe we could show h that his luck hachanged. ah? ye well, maybe something like you know, if he just won that tv g? wait a minute. there's a lot of ways henry might win. one way is by pure chance and then there's the fact that henry's overdo for some good luck. and there's one more way and i believe that's the way that i prefer. whatt?'s tha cheating. you mean, rig it so's he'd win? that's right andy, how can a respectable sheriff and an upstanding group of citens like us perpetrate such a thing? ll, if the upstanding group ofitizens aunt bee, there'll be a hat full of numbers there, right? uh-huh. and corresponding numbers in a fish bowl. now, suppose we had all the numbers in the hat and the fishbowl the same? well,

barney, you got to stop seein' criminals everywhere you look. andy, you... now, barney. all right. we'll get checked in and we'll go have our meetin' with the commissioner. i'll submit these records to the budget department but i think any chances of your getting new equipment are pretty slim. not very many arrests. uh, what you're sayin' is the only way we can get the equipment we need is to slow down our work a little and let the crime rate catch up to us. is that it? well, i-i... no, but it would help if i had something to show. it's too bad you boys didn't make more arrests the kind that hit the front pages. people like that kind of flash, you know? excuse me, sir. the committee is waiting for you. thank you. gentleman, you must excuse me. i have to get back to the meeting. can do. i'll do everything i can i promise you. good-bye. well, he said he'd do what he could. i'll tell ya what'd turn the trick-- just one good felony. our name in the paper just once. we'd have everything we wanted just like that. i suppose you mean that fella at the hotel? why not? look, people come here

barney. barney! barney. barney? what is it, otis? i can't get to sleep. all right. ( sniffs ) ( chuckles ) oh, that andy gump. ( humming ) morning, barn. oh, morning, and. everything all right? yeah. all set? yeah. all set. okay. let's go, young fella. what are you doing? we're closing. you're what? we're closing. we always close on sunday. you're closing the jail? that's right. well, where are we going? we're going home to eat dinner. aunt bee's fixing sunday dinner. and you always take the prisoners with you? mm-hmm. you're taking him, too? if he wants to go. i doubt he slept enough. hey, otis? otis. otis? wake up. wake up, otis. we're going home and eat dinner. ndy. i think i'll stay; get a little more shut-eye. after a while, i want to wash out a few things and write some letters. andy: okay. suit yourself. come on. just a minute, sheriff. hmm? i got a call in to my father. he'll try and reach me. he won't be able to find me. oh, that's right. otis will take a message, won't you, otis? yeah. be sure and take any other messages. all right. okay. okay.

oh, come on, barney. if she ever kissed you on the mouth we'd all have to have our appendix taken out. you're a nut. shoo! shoo! howdy, rafe. andy. rafe, meet miss mary simpson our county nurse. miss simpson, this here is rafe hollister. how do you do, sir? nurse, huh? we don't need any nurse. nobody get sick up here. there's always that little bitty chance that they might. if they was to i ain't never been to the doctor in my life. mary: not ever? when i was born, i had my mama and when i die, i'll have the undertaker. i don't see no sense in clutterin' things up in between. rafe, there ain't no sense in cheatin' yourself out of somethin' you might need. cheat myself? yes, sir. going over my records... mary, maybe we might just hold that for just a minute and show rafe some of the fine things the world of medicine's come up with he might not have heard about. look here, rafe. s? that's there's a thermometer. i got one of them on my henhouse, only bigger. this here's a thermometer for people-- lets 'em kn

just a second, barney. what items? it wasn't only the barn that burned down, there was the contents, too. an-andy... just a second, barney. what are the contents, and how much? well, let's see, i had my wheelbarrow in there... yeah. and my tools... yep. and i had quite a bit of hay. hay. must've had about a hundred bushels of corn. there and i guess maybe, oh, two, three gallons of paint. i figure that ought to come to... about two, three hundred. andy. what is it, barney? hi. i'm trying to tell you something. you're trying to what? i'm trying to tell you something that's very important. wait a minute. maybe you won't have to tell me. jubal foster, you're under arrest. huh? w-what for? running a still and setting fire to your own barn. a still? why, you must be crazy. jubal... look, i told you about them kids. i mean, what still? jubal... jubal... jubal, jubal, jubal... ju... bal. that must be what my deputy discovered accidentally. accidentally-- that's right. well, what else would you be doing ain't that the finest w

[phone ringing] -yeah, barney's. -barney, it's reno. kid, you're still in town? -yeah, uh,h, need a favor. lockup last night? -listen, call me back in ten minutes, hm? -will do. -so, partner, got a little trivia question for you. -shoot. -hey, looking for me? -thanks. [sigh] you're pretty good out there. i should have remembered i was staking out a 20 year man. -save the flattery, lieutenant. how do know so much about me? -reno raines, he's a project of mine. and i made it my business to know all i can about him. -just good police work, huh? look, this would be hard on any parent. and it must just be hell on you, being a cop and all. -i can handle it. -well, i'm sure you can. they tell me you lost a partner in the line duty? -yeah, that's right. -well, so did i. the officer your son shot was a man named buzzy burrell. -lieutenant, what kind of a case do you have against m mson? -well, i wish i could say it was shaky. reno was a promising cop. ah, he and s se of this buddies went out abusing the badge. and buzzy, well, h hwas working a sting on them and getting se

charge it all to barney pax. now, come on over to dolly's and i'll buy the drinks. ( crowd cheers ) that hypocrite. buying votes, that's all he's doing. buying votes. they come mighty cheap in this town. like that. what? a heart like ice and a little luck, you know? barney pax has them both. one slip and he could have killed his own brother. gotten him some votes, he'd have done it. the time has come for you to demand and get clean government in this city of yours. it's time to sweep corruption out of city hall. it's time to challenge this vicious and arrogant administration that has cheated and duped and exploited you for... hi, come on over here and lookie here. come on over and meet three beautiful new dancers from denver city. ( men cheer ) come on in my place and get better acquainted. excuse me. now, you didn't bring these girls all the way from denver just to heckle up mr. easter's campaign, did you now? i didn't say that at all. oh, well, as long as you girls are from denver, i'm sure you've heard of stev

hiya, barney. how are ya? middlin'. he's middlin', he's middlin'. what are ya sellin' these days, bert, anything? oh, this and that. like what? oh, first one thing, then the other. well, what's in the suitcase? different things. for pete's sake, bert, open it up. we might buy somethin' off of ya. oh, you probably don't need nothin' no way and i don't wanna appear pushy. now-now, what's in the suitcase? show us. well, all right, you want me to show ya? ah! see, that's what i mean about that bursitis in my shoulder. i been tellin' andy, from liftin' this suitcase i got bursitis in my shoulder. my feet been troublin' me a lot lately, too. tell him 'bout the doorbells. ringin' those doorbells drove me crazy. just like i told you fellas-- a little bit of this and a little bit of that and the next thing and that's about the whole kit and caboodle. you got any razor blades? razor blades? yeah. why? well, i'd like to buy some. you sure? don't buy 'em lessin' you need 'em. i'm sure, i'm sure. well, now, look, andy... if ya want a shave, i'll lend ya my razor

barney: what? only to have the sheriff tear them up? and the sheriff uses a squad car for other than official business? didn't you say you needed the car in the line of duty but the sheriff was delivering groceries? and that these are not isolated incidents? that they happen all the time? didn't you say so yourself?! yes! yes! yes! thank you. . i said, you may step down. you can say that all you want to but i ain't steppin' down. this is a hearing, ain't it? well, seems to me you ought to hear everything not just a bunch of yeses. very well, you may speak if you wish to. thank you. sure, i said all them things. but the truth is sometimes i get carried away with myself. i got to braggin' a little bit. i guess that's one of my faults. but i sure didn't think it was gonna backfire and be used against andy. why, andy's the best friend i got in the whole world. and as far as i'm concerned, he's the best sheriff, too. all them things i said-- for example, his usin' the squad car for personal reasons. sure, he was deliverin' groceries to emma

-barney, i can smell it on his breath. -hey, he's better half in the bag, than most of these scrawny kids wearing badges today. hell, i don't blame him for taking early retirement. -you're changing the subject. -not so good.. not since your mom passed. -he blames m mfor that, you know? -what happened to you? he took it pretty hard. your family's been in blue for three generations. -hey, for the record, barney, i'm innocent. and i can prove it, as soon as i get mymyands on a certain witness. -never believed a word of that, son. i told your dad d much. he wouldn't listen, stubborn fool. -i gotta make things right with him, barney. -reno, i'd be real careful. your father can get a bit, uh, unpredictable. -what are you saying? -morning boys, coffee coming up. back way. -yeah. you know, they got this new thing outside. this big, red ball of fire that hangs in the sky, it's called the sun. -yeah, i remember, vaguely. -how would you like to remember it a whole lot better? and seseit from real close up, from like maybe, florida? -

andy: barney, what are you doing here? where is davis? davis? that's our guest of honor's real name-- sheldon davis. he's a known thief and pickpocket. our guest of honor? oh, no! i left him under a hot towel at floyd's for his complimentary shave and a haircut. well, he can't steal too much under circumstances like that. we'll just have to keep a eye on him. andy, this is terrible! it's the very thing we've been tryin' to guard against. we'll have to run him out of town. yeah, we'll have to, but we can't. well, why not? well, we did pick him for our guest of honor and he'll have to be that. w-we'll just have to watch him. when we see him try to steal something we'll nab him. yeah, i guess so. andy, i was against this whole guest of honor business right from the beginning. i thought you was thinkin' the exact same thing right at the time. oh, now you're tryin' to pass the buck, huh, andy? that's pretty small, pret-ty small. but i'm willing to share the blame if it'll make you feel any better. ( sniffs ) you're all heart, barn. d. not if we watch

oh, hi, barney. hi. hi... ain't we lucky to be livin' -the despair of winter is followed by the hope of spring. -the infernal heat of summer ababished by a gentle autumn breeze. -life's brutal truths are softened by its tender mercies. -you know, i like that. -thank you. my riding has allowed me to express my most inner feelings. i don't know how i would survive without it. i wish you had something like that, xena. -are you kidding? i got this. -it's perfect. [sighing] more hot sand.

just passing the time, barney. look, josh, my kid is my business. let's just leave it that way, huh? sure. no offense, josh. no offense taken, barney. good night. good night, sam. ( gunshot ) hold it! what's the matter with you? i already lost one horse. i ain't gonna have another one killed. are you coming, sam? yep. davy? davy, ain'u goo toour pa? hello, pa. ain't ya... ain't ya gonna ask your pa is he all right? you look all right, so i guess you're all right. where ya... where ya goioi in such a hurry, davy? well, you told me that whenever you got back, i gotta leave. wewe, you sure got packed quick. i never unpacked. davy, you knkn something? i don't know. i guess being a son ain't easy neither, huh? maybe. is that yol you got to say? maybe? well, there's nothing more to say. well, what are you standing around there for then? go on and get out to the corral. there's a lot of work left to do arouou this place. sure, pa. oh, davy, davy. those kids sure think that money grows on trees. - whayou need is mobilehelp, america's premiere mobile medical

. >>> the emny nominated actor known best for his role as ron harris on barney miller has passed away. all though best was known for barney miller, glass appeared in dozens of other shows in a television and film career that dated back he died friday after respiratory failure according to his agent he was 71 years old. >>> all right so did you get a video on your iphone and not sure whether that video came from? under be careful before you open that there is a 5 second video being passed around causing a lot of iphones to slow down considerably before locking up all together then requiring a reset. doesn't seem to be grabbing hnida ta from the phone the inconvenience of having to reset the phone so just don't open it. >>> if you're looking to get away for the holidays you may want to check out the travel deals up for grabs on cyber monday. experts say that slower summer travel deals should have deals in air fairs and hotels they last throughout the first week of december. trips to the caribbean and europe are expected to be becoming quite cheap. >>> a lot of people are going to the go

. >> yeah, yeah, we met each other at this place called barney's beanery in los angeles. >> jimmy: of course. i love barney's beanery. >> old karaoke bar, yeah, 1 1999 or something. >> jimmy: that's where janice joplin broke a bottle of southern comfort over jim morrison's head. >> yup, yup, yup. exactly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> true, true story. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> yeah, they're famous for their chili, i guess. >> jimmy: oh, i love barney's beanery. >> yeah, it's pretty awesome. >> jimmy: did you guys just do karaoke? >> yeah, we go there just to hang out and sing and drink actors, it's the only place to go have fun and not spend money. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know what i mean? >> jimmy: what would she sing? do you remember? >> she would sing like these boots were -- i don't know. >> jimmy: "boots were made for walking?" >> yeah, yeah, that song. >> jimmy: do you remember what you sang? >> like bon jovi probably, or something back then. >> jimmy: you love bon jovi? >> yeah, yeah. i tried to grow out the hair, that whole thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you? >> that didn'

thank you, barney. i should mention that ian mckellen said he'll come back with us on december 10, because we ran a little long tonight with barney. thank you for bringing your crazy, silly, brilliant self as usual. it's always fun having you here. >> quickly, i'm a member of an orgasm workshop and we have a meeting tonight. >> really? i'm humbled by that applause. - good night, helen. - oh, hold on, brian. you know, i've been meaning to tell you all day, that that shirt looks really good on you. - hmm. thank you. - [helen] yeah, well, you know, um, i've always thought that... you were really handsome. - helen... what are you doing? - something i've wanted to do for a long time. (laugh track) - nurse cochran, we need two pints of blood for two milligrams of demerol. - [fay] yes dr. mather, and we have to hurry, because there were 49 others in the car with him. (laugh track) - [helen] what? - something's not right here. (laugh track) - maybe a little music will help. (romantic music) (laugh track) ? call

. >> freddie is the third dog the bushes have owned, and he follows the late barney and miss beasley. >> oh, yeah i remember barney and miss beasley. >> he's cute. >>> at a book store in wyoming it's out with the new and in with the old. >> so the owner of wind city this, all electronics. she wants customers to actually read. imagine that. in the book store. everyone has to check their cell phones, ipads and laptops all at the door. no ringing, no dinging, no buzzing, no beeping. >> wow. >> we want people to be able to come into this store, relax, enjoy a book, you know, find a book for them that's going to work well, either entertain or inform them. >> that's one way to avoid a one-star rating on yelp. the store's motto, take a break and live like it's 1993. customers don't seem to mind at all and say the restrictions are kind of refreshing. >> ah, sometimes people need to be forced to unplug so they can really decompress a little bit. >> and forced to actually read a book that you find at a book store. >> what's that? >> a book store or -- >> i know what a book is. >> what is aleppo

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ron glass, from barney miller. and demond wilson-- remember? "the odd couple." the new-- it's called "the new odd couple." let's see. [ laughter ] here's one called "star in the family," "a comedy about an ambitious young pop singer and her crusty, softhearted father." >> oh. [ some laughter ] >> notice that they're always "crusty" or-- >> yeah. >> but vulnerable. here's one, here-- "brass monkey." now, this one-- [ person applauding ] [ some laughter ] you know something about this show? >> yeah. >> do you really? i'm gonna give you the premise of this show. this is from the abc kit, that they send out. "set in the south pacific. it's about a daring cargo pilot, who battles sinister nazis, a villainous but beautiful eurasian princess, and larson's rogues, with the help of his one-eyed dog and a gorgeous american spy." [ laughter ] >> mmm! [ chuckling ] >> those are some of the programs you can-- a one-eyed dog! somebody said-- [ chuckling ] >> one-eyed dog. >> somebody said, "hey! harry, we haven't used a-- one-eyed-dog show, for a long time." with an eyepatch.

glass is best known for his role as detective ron harrison on the police sitcom "barney his agent describes him as a private, gentle, and caring man. glass was 71 years old./// ((nia wong)) >>> after a deadly school bus crash killed six young children in tennessee last week...one of them has been laid to rest. a funeral service was held for nine year old cor'dayja jones. at least five children still remain at the hospital, one of them has improved and is expected to survive. another three students are listed in critical condition. the bus driver, 24 year old johnthony walker is will make this week./// ((nia wong)) >>> protesters in north dakota spent their thanksgiving weekend trying to stop the construction of the dakota access pipeline. yesterday more than four-hundred people rallied to support police who sometimes clashed with the protesters. a group of residents swept the liberty memorial bridge...saying they are standing in solidarity with law enforcement that have been involved with the pipeline protests.// ((bruce bjelland, law enforcement supporter: "they're put under such strain ri

on barney miller. tonight, the great life and career of ron glass, has come to an end. he died of respiratory failure television. he was 71 years old. >>> coming up, greg is coming ?? (laughs..) here it is. ?? ?? hey dad! ?? wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list sales event is on. get exceptional offers on the lincoln family of luxury vehicles. sign and drive off in a new 2017 lincoln mkc with zero down >>> cloud to hanging out on northeast ohio. showers have cleared. we saw some earlier. those are gone. still looking a lot of arbor. expect cloudy skies during the overnight. we should state rain and snow flake free. the wind out of the southwest is 5 -- 10 miles per hour. here is waking up early sunday northern -- morning as you're heading out big storm systems spinning off to our north. high-pressure down to our west and southwest across the ohio river valley. between the two, a strong northwest flow. the prospect cool temperatures this weekend in the pesky lake effect. at that area starts to shift towards the east coast, we are going to get under clear skies sout

one of the architects, barney frank, will join us live with his reaction. >>> but first let's get you caught up on the market. the dow hitting a high this morning. global bonds have been selling off. rates going up. tech stocks still under pressure yet again. morgan brennan has more on that from the nasdaq market site for us. >> that's right, so the good news is we are pairing some of the earlier loss we saw for the nasdaq composite, however still underperforming the dow and the s&p the big cap nasdaq 100 fairing even worse, down about three quarters of a percent right now. you mentioned tech stocks are the big culprit here and that really has been the case, we've been seeing the major tech names sell off ever since trump won the white house in about part thanks to investor worries about change on trade and immigration policy. so apple one of the biggest losers. it is having the bigs negative point impact on the nasdaq 100. one reason is that we have a report out of china that iphone sales may suffer if president-elect trump were to impose tariffs on that country. other major names fa

barney, i just checked out the boys. two of them, royer and doyle -- they're both short-time burglars. this guy on the left, crenshaw, truck a month ago. he's doing 10 years. what? really? yeah, i just got in line. well, that is a turn of events, but i see no reason why one slight little oversight should deter you from releasing the other fine men. sure, why not? wojo, turn them loose. all of them. all of -- all of them! come on! turn them loose! you too, mr. duncan. you're free to go. why not? why not?! they're gonna be out of here in a couple of days anyway! let's face it, wojo. all we're doing up here is spinning our wheels, pretending that what we do means something, and it means nothing! and why? somebody explain why. why do we do it? the respect? recognition? that wonderful feeling of achievement we get as we watch a bunch of punks laughing their way through the system? [ telephone rings ] sir, if it'll make things any better around here, i'll stay. no, levitt, i think you should go. i really do. i think we should

i will not let you do to me what chester did to me, or albert did to me, or barney! barney died. i know. he was the only husband who knew how to end a relationship. listen to me, walter. if you're determined i cannot say that other word-- then...( sighs ) let's be sensible about it, walter. no tears, no anger. you're right. that's the only way to handle it. w-we're simply facing a situation, walter, that neither of us can do anything about. nobody's right... and nobody's wrong. damn it, maude. ( knock on door ) oh! look at the two love birds! you see, vivian? you see that? i told you this'd work! ( laughs ) maude, walter, i am very proud to be the person that brought you back together again. ( both laughing ) arthur, we're getting a divorce. they're lying. i brought them together. oh, you're great little kidders, you two! arthur, she means it. we're getting a divorce. oh! you and your big ideas! that's all your fault, you big goofball! vivian! vivian, how dare you call me a goofball? maude, why are you crying? they remind me of how happy we were listen, maude. you know, this is a

. >>> a long time character actor known for his show "barney miller" has passed away. for eight years in the he starred as a detective on the hit abc7 show "barney miller". he's also been on other episodes of shows. ron glass was 71. kidnapped redding nom remains hospitalized and in stable condition. for the first time we're hearing about the moment officers found her. >> she is heavily battered and it is confirmed. >> that is audio from thanksgiving day. she vanished while on a jog. she turned up 150 miles from home in owe low alcantara. investigators said it was a kidnapping but they haven't said why. little information has led to rumors and doubts on social media, and that's causing anxiety for her loved wins. >> for someone who went through such a horrific ordeal, for anyone to shame them or say cruel things is not okay. >> it's made me more aware and more nervous about running alone. >> investigators have given a vague description of the suspects. two hispanic women armed with a shotgun driving a dark colored suv. >>> a retailer is getting a jump by kicking off de

her name is adiba barney and before she got sick she was a busy silicon valley ceo working around the. now barney says she's living with stage 4 cancer and that in some way has made her life better. >> why did i get it? that's the toughest part. >> reporter: for years adiba barney, ceo and president of the silicon valley forum, worked nonstop creating and supporting all kinds of technology. >> being a person that's always worked so, so hard, had such a career, and really never taken time -- >> reporter: in 2015 adiba was busy trying to get pregnant with her new husband when a fertility screening revealed cancer, stage 4 cancer. she was 37 years old. >> so when you get stage 4 cancer diagnosis, you don't know how many years you have. >> reporter: not long after this lifelong energetic workaholic stopped and, strangely, says a new chapter of her life began. >> the irony in itself is that i'm actually living my life more now. >> reporter: it's almost impossible to think of a cancer diagnosis making anyone's life better, but stanford psychiatrist david spiegel says it can and does. >> it

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. >>> a long-time character actor best known for his role on "barney miller" has passed away. ron glass died last night after suffering from respiratory failure. for 8 years in the '70s and early '80s he starred as a detective on the hit show "barney miller." he was also in episodes of "the streets of san francisco" and most recently "agents of shield" and "fire guy." ron glass was 71 years old. >>> for the first time we are hearing about the moment officers found the missing redding mom, sherri papina. >> she's heavily battered. >> that's audio from thanksgiving day. three weeks before she vanished while jogging. her cell phone, ear buds and strands of hair were found. she turned up 150 miles from home in yolo county. investigators believe she was kidnapped, but they haven't said why. and that's led to rumors and doubts on social media causing anxiety for her loved ones. >> for someone who just went through such a horrific idea, -- ordeal, for anyone to shame them or stay incredibly cruel things, it's just not okay. >> it's definitely made me more aware and more nervous about

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to barney's point, that's the shrewdness of what he does. not only does he -- >> is it illogical? also provides the holes. >> what is this 3 million people voting illegally? i'm sure there is some illegal somebody who wants to be an who really, really wants to vote votes on occasion. but the idea of 3 million people, the hillary surplus, if you will, over him? everybody who has looked at this seriously understands these by the way, there wasn't a pattern in which that would have meant more votes not just for hillary clinton or other candidates who didn't do as well. claiming to be the tribune of the people obviously is unhappy percentage of the two-party her votes. him. to back down on expelling 13 million people, on building the wall, on doing waterboarding. i have seen more -- he could have powered a state with the rotations of his back-pedaling. this is not accidental. able to give the people, many of the ones who voted for him, what they most wanted, which was the economic situation, the war on and this is a beginning of his effort to divert attention. he'll blame immigrants f