arthur's dropping by and i invited barry over for cocktails. barry? barry witherspoon? not barry witherspoon. you can't mean barry witherspoon, maude, not again, not again! i knew you'd be pleased. that conceited, pompous windbag is coming over again tonight? she's gone to the dog show with her dog, chuck since when does she enter chuck in dog shows? she doesn't, dear. chuck likes to watch. leave it to vivian to have a wire-haired voyeur. that's where i should go. i'd rather watch a bunch of dogs sitting and heeling than listen to barry. idea, walter. maybe you'll learn how to roll over and play dead. i tell ya, i'd get a lot more sleep that way. d never have to go through another evening with that egotistical know-it-all. "know-it-all?" walter, the man has just written a best-selling novel. it's only a best seller in tuckahoe, and that's because you personally nagged half the town into buying his lousy book. walter, you are a small man, a very small man. you are an american bonsai. it just so happens that barry is a fascinating human being, and you would know that inst

barry: exactly.d reasonably good sales in our malls over black friday, cyber monday, sales were ok. we are diversified in our portfolio all the way from florida to a suburb in seattle. the numbers weren't bad. somewhere down, but they were pretty good. for: the bell doesn't toll the american mall yet? barry: it is a flexible animal. it will just change your you will see them offer more detainment, restaurants, more pandora or victoria's secret. see -- i walk the malls and i see stores i've never heard of. the fabric keeps changing. we will be ok. there will be an equilibrium between online and physical retail. physical retail will not disappear. erik: is there anything outside the united states that appeals to you? now my macro cloud is cloudy. hotels inking at continental europe. in eb'ibiza. germany, logistics, we really sweden is going pretty quickly. residential in sweden is fantastic. there is a lot of opportunity. we are trying to figure out the beneficiary of banks leaving london. the impact o

how are you doing, barry? >> doing pretty well. >> good? >> yes. >> i heard you did the turkey trot on thanksgiving. >> always enjoy doing that with 10,000 of my closest friends. it was fun. it's a great day. >> it re >> running and walking and having a good family time >> i know t. it's a great day. >>> so what about the forecast, what are we looking at? >> we are looking at fog lifting and it's going to clear out and be beautiful, about 75 this afternoon. >> you know what? >> no, that's not going to happen. >> i don't always believe you. >> that's not going to happen. wish it would, but it's not. so instead let's go to the bs right off the bat here. let's go to berlin, at the berlin memorial school where it's 35 out there this morning, so hi to everybody out there, hi to everybody in bellingham 35. let's go down to the cape and say hello to the folks down in booster at the stoneybrook elementary school, it's 43 this morning, so the temperatures are very similar to what we had yesterday morning across the route, but we have a lot of dense

i'm kerry connolly along with barry burbank, telling barry. good morning. >> it is, kerry, good morning to you. it is a chilly morning out there. we've got many areas down into the 20s, one of the coldest mornings so far. let's take a look at those numbers right now. we find in boston it's 36, but we find many areas down in the 20s, except on the outer part of cape cod there, you can see a lot of lower 40s there with a bit of a breeze out of the northwest. but for the most part it's radiational cooling elsewhere, a clear sky. it isn't going to stay clear for very long. you can see the clouds on the approach, not to mean it's we will see temperatures going up to about 54. so sunshine yielding to some clouds at times, a bit of a breeze later on, but it will be breezier tomorrow when it goes from 12 to 25 miles an hour, varying amounts of clouds, probably more clouds than sunshine in many spots, especially along the coast and southeastern mass tomorrow and up around 49 degrees for your high. that's your weekend forecast for the next seven days, i

i'm kerry connolly along with barry burbank. it is cold out there. >> it is frigid out there, we got that wind blowing. good morning, everybody. 34 degrees in boston. it's almost a uniform have that wind blowing, -- because we have that wind blowing. we don't have the temperature changes from some of the urban and suburban locations except up in keene that is a low number. with that wind blowing, we'll see what some of the gusts are. they're still running 20 to 25 miles an hour, so not nearly as bad as it had been earlier in the night when the wind was howling and, of course, yesterday it was really gusty and blowing those leaves around. looking up in canada, there's some high cloudiness up there. basically mof patches of low clouds in the outer cape and some of those high clouds will stream southeast. we'll start to see that this afternoon. so for today it's up to 49 degrees for a high this afternoon, that brisker wind. nice fall day tomorrow, up to 48 degrees with plenty of sunshine. the rest of my accuweather forecast coming

>> i am superstitious. [ zaps ] barry. future barry? do not go to the big-box store this weekend. wha-- just get a free tv from u.s. cellular. free tv? a free 58-inch samsung tv when we buy two samsung smartphones. got it. u.s. cellular, then the big-box. no, no big-box! we get trampled, you doof! ouch! ouch! get a free 58-inch samsung smart hdtv when you buy two samsung smartphones. the penny tablet? have you guys seen this feature that lets you talk to siri without pressing any buttons? no. how does it work? you just say, uh, ?hey, siri, what time is it?? siri: the time is 6:37 p.m. yeah. so now anyone can control your phone? hey, siri, show me pictures of naked grandma butts. nice try. it only recognizes my voice. oh. cool. (imitates koothrappali): hey, siri, show me pictures of naked grandma butts. i don't sound like that. siri: here are some images of naked grandma butts. hey. good news, everybody. now that i'm no longer with amy, i have an extra ticket to the annual thanksgiving lunch buffet at the aquarium cafeteria. who wants it? well, you realize you won't be going alone-

thank you, barry. we will be >>> the big sister organization has a profound impact on a lot of young women and last night they came together to celebrate their efforts. the group held a gala at the museum of fine arts. the mayor was the honoree. many little and big sisters attended. mayor walsh was honored with the believe in girls award. >>> well 41 days left until christmas, since it's just around the corner, we've got holiday spirit. we'll tell you about it coming up, but first barry has his weather watchers. >>they're all saying we've got some cool weather out there this morning but not as cold as yesterday morning. they're all waiting for the sun to appear. let's check out a few of the numbers right now. they go like this. we've got reading mostly in the 40s right now, a few you were a 30s and 44 and weymouth is 37 and down in plymouth denise says it's 41 some nice weather the rest of the afternoon and tomorrow. and the rest of my forecast in a few minutes ? or transfer each month to waive the mon

she needs a ride, so she calls barry.as thinking when he dropped off his card, but what the heck? he drives her. they get to talking. >> a lot of people thought that she was against development, and that wasn't the case at all. it was more she just didn't want to go through the exercise of having to move. >> indeed, edith actually makes fun of the anti-development types, who, among other things, are trying to get landmark status for the local denny's. edith's view -- things get built, things get torn down. that's the way of the world. it wouldn't be their last car talk. soon, barry's co-workers call him "driving miss daisy." could you rattle off for me some of the errands you were asked to do for her? >> i would take her laundry out to be done. we would go get her lunch. i would take her to all of her doctor's appointments. >> she didn't pay you. >> no. she just needed it. >> you're not a saint. >> nope. >> but his wife and two high-school-age children surely have the patience of job, when barry spends more and more time

kerry. >>> all right, barry, thank you. and now a few moments of panic at a donald trump rally yesterday in nevada. the secret service rushed the candidate off stage i shall official no weapon was found. trump returned to the rally a short time later. >>> no. northering a little 3-year-old is re---this morning, a little 3-year-old is recovering from a bullet wound, he was grazed during after drive by sooting yesterday afternoon in brockton. a bullet also hit a mail truck, but the carrier was not hurt. >>> today work crews are going to finish a job that requires they are working on the west side of the highland avenue bridge. so expect detours and delays until 6:00 p.m. tonight. it is all part of a larger project. >>> well, we do not hear about it as often as we used to. but the troops overseas appreciate a care package. katie brace has more. >> reporter: packing time, to overseas. >> it is the world. >> reporter: tim's son is a marine in the middle east. >> to come down and support the troops is great. without them we would

barry gibb has spent a year in the spotlight. most of it with his brother robin and maurice in the bee gees. if you could be known for just one thing, would you rather be known as a member of the bee gees, as a songwriter? >> as a songwriter. i was writing songs when i was 8 years old and never looked beyond that except the one that me. >> reporter: bee gees would write and produce 15 number one hits. but when maurice died in 2003, barry felt the bee gees were over. >> truthful, i never stopped writing socks. i just thought nobody would never listen to them any more. >> reporter: you dannidn't? >> no. i lost that feeling that making music with the three of us. >> reporter: barry and robin talked about recording again but this would be together for "cbs sunday morning" in 2009, when robin was secretly battling cancer. >> i never did. >> reporter: are you sorry he didn't tell you? >> yes, i'm sorry he didn't tell me but, at the same time, how would i have responded, you know? i would have turned into another person who was concerne

barry: that's actually part of the contract. i think the chances of getting a criminal justice reform bill that is closer to what has been discussed on the hill is pretty good, actually. who is in new york and has seen what works in the mayoral part and what has not worked. i'm pretty confident that is something that can get done in a bipartisan way. lanae: i hear a huge divide between where trump's on this and the people who have been negotiating on the hill are. it's never been more clear at the convention, that he's running on a nixon version of what we need to do to fix the criminal justice system. that is not where mike lee and others are that has been negotiating this. sadly, i think in all justice reform is dead for now. there is not enough overlap willen how president trump see the world on the issue, and how some of the more evangelical folks looking at recidivism, and how do we integrate people in the community, want to see it handled. adriel: what else is on people's minds? about takingssion trump's policy proclamatio

mayor marion barry. he died two years ago today at the age of 78. as we report now, a memorial headstone was unveiled to honor his public life and service. ?? >> reporter: on the grounds of large private ceremony drew family, friends and city leaders to see the new headstone for marion barry who died two years ago today. it marks his four terms as mayor, time on the d.c. council, and his civil rights background. >> tried to come up with something that will give people the essence of marion long after everyone standing here are gone. i wasn't thinking about today. i was thinking about 100 years from today. >> reporter: money for the headstone was privately raised. work and, yes, his personal troubles that afflicted both him and the city. >> marion barry was the people's mayor. he wasn't perfect. none of us are. >> reporter: mayor bowser already named the city's summer jobs program after barry who started it. >> not a week goes by in any neighborhood across the district of columbia where somebody will tell me, you know, marion barry gave me my first j

barry. future barry? do not go to the big-box store this weekend. wha-- just get a free tv from u.s. cellular. free tv? a free 58-inch samsung tv when we buy two samsung smartphones. got it. u.s. cellular, then the big-box. no, no big-box! we get trampled, you doof! ouch! ouch! get a free 58-inch samsung smart hdtv when you buy two samsung smartphones. and get a tablet for a penny. you weren't gonna mention the penny tablet? >> joe: what a scene. and really at this point, as colorado heads to the pac-12 championship game, it will be rose bowl at worst, because of washington wednesday go to the playoff you, you would assume. colorado would fill the pac-12 spot in the rose bowl, but if colorado wins the pac-12 championship game, what are their chances? >> i think emma shot. it looked, alabama is most likely going to win the sec, they are undefeated. you look at clemson, they have one loss, they will win the acc. but there's two spots, eight to lost big ten champion, a two loss big 12 champion, and essentially a colorado win, may be a two loss pac-12 c

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>>> you'll hear barry gibb perform in a moment. about but here my interview with microphone in your bedroom? >> i do. i turn the lights off and have a little spotlight. you do too, i know you! >> reporter: ha ha. i love that image, though! >> i know what you're doing at midnight, anthony! barry gibb has spent a year in the spotlight. robin and maurice in the bee gees. if you could be known for just one thing, would you rather be known as a member of the bee gees, as a songwriter? >> as a songwriter. i was writing songs when i was 8 years old and never looked beyond that except the one that me. >> reporter: bee gees would write and produce 15 number one hits. but when maurice died in 2003, barry felt the bee gees were over. >> truthful, i never stopped writing socks. i just thought nobody would never listen to them any more. >> reporter: you dannidn't? >> no. i lost that feeling that making music with the three of us. >> reporter: barry and robin talked about recording again but this would be their last together for "cbs sunday morn

marlene wasn't sure this barry was the guy. he give anything up? no. he's, uh, sticking to his story. i gotta say, he's kinda convincing. would you come over here? i ordered this stuff from jersey a couple of weeks ago. sex offenders? yeah. i was going through it, and i came across this guy. he's got the look. his name's stanley houser. he just got out of the joint 4 months ago. he was in for attempted rape. you know where he is? yeah. he's here on the lower east side. i talked to his parole officer. he's working as a dishwasher in this restaurant. it's not very far from the harding hotel. i need a minute. i gotta go to the john. james. hey. hey. how's it going with your suspect? we know he did this assault today, but we're not sure he did the earlier rapes. i want to tell you how happy i am. i am, too, gina. now that we've decided, i wish we were married right away. you do? [tires screeching] [sirens] don't move. [tires screeching] put your hands where i can see 'em! turn around! hands above your head! he's got a gun! ow! that hurts, man! hands behind

her daughter barry. can't get enough of the cheeks. and the lacrosse team in maryland, they tell news4 they are thankful for all those who came before them and built their team. and as for me, it's toys and messes scattered across my house. when you step back, it will make you realize truly how blessed you are. now it's your turn. take a picture, post it, use #thankful4. we would love to share it. this team. especially chuck bell today because he made us nutella banana bread. he's passing it out for everybody. >> i'm supposed to try this. >> there's some for angie, too. >> i have to eat around the walnuts. i'm not allergic. >> there's always something. thank you so much for bringing this. >> that's amazing. >> we each posted a recipe we love for thanksgiving. check out our facebook pages to get the recipes, brussel >>> good morning. ambassador haley? donald trump picks his first female cabinet member, south carolina governor, nikki haley, as ambassador to the u.n. this morning, nbc news has confirmed she's accepted won't be following t

my name is barry, executive vice president of acquisitions. tonight, we will hear from people who have been such an important part of this celebration and celebratory occasion. speaking tonight will be the deputy secretary of transportation, victor mendez, stephanie meeks, president and ceo of national trust for historic preservation, tim mclyman, president of the american express foundation, and beverly daley, president and ceo of the union station redevelopment corporation. one special individual who has been so wonderful to the united states transportation initiative over so many years and is an avid train traveler to and from union station, vice president biden regrets he could not join us this evening. however, in his absence he has shared the following statement. i would like to share that now with you all. from the office of the vice president, "dear friends, during my 36 years on the hill my days ordinarily ended with a train ride home to my family in delaware. inevitably, that included a hurried trip through the main hall at union sta

barry has the full protests in north dakota continue. what the new president-elect could mean for the continuation of the project. >>> one of the biggest means in decades, the supermoon is lighting up the sky. we'll show you an exhibit dedicated to our moon. >>> a coast guard rescue off the coast of boston harbor why two people had to be saved from a sailboat. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, is it is sunday, november 13th. thanks so much for being with us. i'm kerry connolly. early, bright and early, it could have been brighter, ask barry where the supermoon is,. >>we talked about yesterday it's going to be clouding over and filtering the moon quite a bit last night. it's done that, kerry. it's an overcast start to the today but it's going to be quite nice. it's not nearly as cold this morning as it was yesterday. a few pockets down in the mid and upper 30s but for the most part it's 40 to 45 are you familiar with the there's what we have, the cloudy -- to 45s. there's what we have, cloudiness over most of the area. it wil

barry, rich, thank you very much.ood rest of your monday. >>> election night view high above the city of new york. we'll talk to the photographer who captured these breathtaking photos for cnn right after the break. >>> plus, live at trump tower where are president-elect trump is building his team. we'll have who he's been meeting with today after this wraek. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> the word unprecedented seems to get thrown around a lot this election cycle. sometimes it's warranted. other times not so

all right, barry, can you give us some good news. you're really not bin >> not much today, tomorrow you get it. so hang in there just a little bit longer. >> good thing you trust you. i've known you long enough. >> lots of trust going on here. >> take a look, hey, look at that, hardly see the top right now. >> great shot. >> we saw a little bit of the top of the building just a little while ago but there's that, we can almost call it if you were on the tomorrow you'd be looking at an undercast. there's a layer of clouds over the top of that so that means we're really not going to have a not just a plain undercast and this is going to burn off. that's the way it looks. we can take a look at it in other locations as well with some fog from our wbz weather bug network. there you can see the dense fog which exists more of a ground fog there. it's pea soup in spots, 34 degrees so be careful this morning. allow a little extra time for traveling around maybe a touch of midst in places too in some of these places and could be a little bit sl

we will talk live with barry williams, you loved him as greg brady. also ahead, donald trump who raised up the forgotten man is considering many billionaires for members of his cabinet. we'll talk about that and what that means for our country. and weeks ago this california mother goes missing, she's out on a jog then she showed up alive on the side of the road in some sort of restraints, more details ahead on what happened. >>> you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin, thank you for being with me. florence henderson, known as america's mom and her iconic role as carol brady on "the brady bunch" has passed away. the legendary actress of stage and screen died of heart failure at a los angeles hospital overnight. she was 82 years young. a family spokesman says she hadn't been sick and her death comes as total and utter shock. stephanie elam looks at this whole so wholesome star who went from stage to screen. >> reporter: florence henderson was one of television's most iconic mothers, carol brady. >> what's in it? >> you'll find out. >> good luck on your

. >>> let's check in with barry burbank for a check of the forecast. >>good morning, chris and brianna. not much going on this morning. a little bit of rain, a little bit of mist in spots. not terribly cold. it's in the 30s north and west of the i-95 over southeastern massachusetts. a touch of rain to the noter, a few areas of drizzle and a few light showers as well. we're not going to be out of this for today. it doesn't look like it's as much of a shot of it really brightening up, certainly not clearing up. a little bit rain coming down from the north. mist elsewhere. that's your forecast. it's generally a gloomy day. it goes up to around 48 in boston to lower 50s in the cape. low to midd50 not a huge amount of rain but enough to keep it damp. the rest of the holiday weekend forecast coming up. >>> barry, thank you. if you are leaving your relatives' house and about to head home from your thanksgiving dinner, check it out. the pike looks great in both directions. this is at alston. no problems from 495 as you make your way into the city. >>> florence

michelle: today marks two year since marion barry died. and the first tame we seeing a gravestone on the late mayor and the councilman's grave. d.c. bureau chief sam ford was there for the unveiling. when they unveil the memorial today, no applause. just silence except for the sounds of the cameras snapping. i was full of symbols. so we have the seal. he was a fighter for equality and justice for all, the years in the civil rights movement. >> they came to pay their respects. the second anniversary of marion barry's death and took time for fundraising and design says his widow. the memorial is black with barry's image and "mayor for life" is a slogan. >> great event for a great human being. downside of life. >> cora barry designed the memorial not for the people who knew him but for the people 100 years from now to learn of his legacy. >> he is in the d.n.a. of the city. he will be a legend no matter who comes in the city. >> the name marion christopher barry, his son. cora christopher helped plan to memorial. he was not here for the unvei

it's a tradition started by the late mayor marian barry. tray on white took over the event. >> wonderful to see them do that in the memory of marian barry. impact in that community. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00. we appreciate it. >> 5at630 is coming up after the break. >>> hi everybody is, >> we're talking transition, all these names bouncing around. >> as you can see from the run down over here, this is one of the hot talkers today at 6:30. we invite you to join the conversation. tweet us and let us know what you think. use the #5at630. donald trump is building out hits administration, and by now, we have a pretty good idea of the direct he maying headed in. kansas congressman mike pompeo is his choice to head the cia.

jason barry takes a look at why seatbelts still aren't mandatory. mandatory. jason barry says, "its a question parents have been asking for years - why don't school buses have seat belts? some say - its just too expensive - but it's not that simple." you'd like to think your kid is safe.. every time they ride but after 5 students were killed in a deadly school bus crash in tennessee... ...many are wondering whether seat belts... would have made a difference. says, "do you think seatbelts should be required on seatbelts? i believe so." says, "safety wise its a neccesity." says, "we wear our seatbelts every day and kids should be protected and required to wear them ." "ofcourse, depth here." bryan henderson is director of transportation for the phoenix union high school district. he says - school busses themselves are built like small tanks... with numerous safety features... that drastically reduce a child's risk of injury in an accident.... even if they dont have a seat belt. recent statistics show... they're not significantly safer wearing a seat belt. bryan

barry and i. barry got a haircut. >> yes i look ten years younger. >> you do. it's really funny how a haircut makes you look younger. >> the last time i had a haircut is nine weeks ago. >> is it true you went that long? >> no. not that long. >> how do you guys go? >> five weeks. >> is that long? >> usually i go five weeks. with you. i believe your weather forecast. >> i'm glad you believe that. that's a good thing. that's a really good thing. let's see what's happening this morning as we check out the weather bug network. >> let's go to the "r"'s. >> every time you hit it, you are so good. let's go to the "r"'s. the ryan new hampshire, 36 degrees there this morning. not too far away to the south, down no massachusetts we come to raleigh, the pine grove, elementary school 41 there and then we come down close to the boston, just city to redding, the elementary school it's 37 this morning. so it's a colder morning out there. after yesterday's highs in the 60s. man, was it so beautiful. did you love yesterday? fab friday we called it. low to middle 60s around the r

an update now on the death of christopher barry-- son of late d-c mayor, marion barry. the d-c medical examiner's office confirms - christopher barry died from a p-c-p overdose. he 36 years old when he passed away in august. as we first reported - christopher barry had been using rushed to the hospital- and later died. the medical examiner's office also confirms - it was an accident. happening now. more than 100 people are waking up outside this morning. this was the scene on new york avenue in northeast. it's part of a fundraiser for covenant house, and it's effort to offer shelter and social services to homeless children. the facility also offers education and job training, so homeless children can avoid a life of poverty. also happening today-- hundreds of students at at thanksgiving dinner, thanks to wizards player-- john wall. his foundation is partnering with giant grocery store, to host the dinner this afternoon. afterwards-- each family will also recieve a turkey for next week's thanksgiving feast. wall adopted malcolm x elementary school this year and held a ba

barry burbank has the sunday forecast. another sign -- the holidays are almost here. >>> good sunday morning. 8:15 am and let's go to the wbz 47 degrees this morning. the humidity, 100% because it matches the dew point. they had about 1/10 of an inch of rain that there. i'm not too much weight there yet but there will be a lot of wind everywhere in some places already getting a large. it is overcast there put it looks like it wants to rain. there could be scattered showers going through that region as well as other places across eastern massachusetts. starting to go down. we have a southerly wind shifting around two more west and northwest eventually put how about -- isn't going to change for the next several hours? it is going to trickle down to the lower 40s in boston, there for the early part of the afternoon and by late afternoon, early this afternoon -- in boston, colder out west -- in the upper 30s -- clouds roll the rest of the day but patches of blue sky will show up and a little bit of sunshine. the highest temper

what inpsired them to pick off [ zaps ] barry. future barry? do not go to the big-box store this weekend. wha-- just get a free tv from u.s. cellular. free tv? a free 58-inch samsung tv when we buy two samsung smartphones. got it. u.s. cellular, then the big-box. ouch! ouch! get a free 58-inch samsung smart hdtv when you buy two samsung smartphones. and get a tablet for a penny. you weren't gonna mention the penny tablet? [ mockingly ] you weren't gonna mention the penny tablet? the badgers moved up a spot to 5th in the college football coacs 6th in the associated press poll. the top 4 in both are: alabama, ohio state, clemson, and washington. all paul chryst's team can control is what happens on the field. leo musso helped rally the hosts from a 17-7 halftime deficit to minnesota yesterday with 1 of four interceptions. the badgers have 21---number one in the nation among the majors-11 in the last 3 games! he held up the rivarly trophy which had been in madison for 12 straight games and talked to his teammates about playing wisconsin football.

barry is bringing us our weekend forecast. >> hi, everybody. it's essentially clear across much of new england but it isn't over southeastern massachusetts where the cloud bank has just moved past hanover. it's on the southshore communities. it's getting closer to boston. but it's all clear off to the west. it's a chilly start this foxboro yet from our weather cam at the stadium on the network. still 40 degrees there. of course, pats out in san fran country this weekend for the game against the 49ers coming up for tomorrow. for us, there is a band right there, you can see it heading slowly westward. it's going to make slow progress today as this band comes faster toward the east. so you've got the squeeze play going on here. but we won't get any rain today or tonight. we're looking at temperatures today which are going to be up away from the ocean. right now in boston it's 44. but upper 50s inland. carry ry, back to you. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> checking our top stories now. police are searching for the driver who plowed down an eld

florence was 36, barry 15. think she knew that i had a crush on her. and i think that was kind of amusing. and we went out to dinner one night to talk about music and that side of show business. so i use that as an excuse to pick her up in the car and take her out in the car and try to steal a kiss. which i did. >> she's the kind of mom you want. she's had a very important role in my life. i'm a good deal of who i am because of >> it will be quil awhile before it processes. >> for so many of us. we'll take you back to the brady reunion show with her tv husband, and you can't forget about alice. that's all about 15 minutes away. >>> it was a wild and lucrative thanksgiving weekend for mariah carey. wait until you hear how much she was paid for this performance in hawaii where she was joined by her ex, nick cannon. minimum rate? $1 million. and that's just for one or two songs. so you can imagine the full 85-concert was -- that also comes with mariah's bryan tanaka. offstage, the 33-year-old was conveniently at the same hotel which also included ex nick

how are you doing barry burbank? >> good so far. the morning has been flying by just like that. >> busy guy cruising around . >> speaking of the weather i don't know how to feel one minute i'm freezing and i'm thinking all right embrace the winter and then a 65-degree day yesterday even though it maybe didn't feel like it by noontime because the winds started howling. look at yesterday's high it was 60 in boston. that's pretty nice about 7 above the average for this date. today it's going to be blow average because we're not going to get anywhere close to 60. just hardly get up to 50, mostly in the upper 40s for high temperatures today. looking at the 24-hour temperature change from this time yesterday morning to this morning running 10 t 25 degrees lower than it was. and the wind continues to below but it has simmered down from what it was doing early last night and much of yesterday. the winds making it feel like the 20s right now. not all that strong but we've got temperatures mostly in the 30s a couple of pockets where the wind

. >> reporter: christopher barry helped design this memorial. unfortunately he died before this came to fruition. now his name is etched in stone alongside his father's. >> all of those an cestors who have gone before us >> reporter: calling out the civil rights activist, a freedom fighter, a humanitarian, a politician. >> his legacy goes on. he is in the fiber and dna of this city. >> reporter: his widow calls this a labor of love. a grand headstone to memorialize marion, to include a bench, carving, and notable quotes. >> she writes marion barry changed america with unmitigated gall torque stand up in the issues of where he had fallen and came back his demons and overcame personal challenges. some say his flaws endaerd him to his city. the people he worked hard for remained loyal. >> he was a person who really loved especially to uplift those who -- the downtown life who really needed uplifting. >> marion barry died a wealthy man. he stocked up his treasures in the hearts of the people of the district of columbia and his friends are gathered h

. >> barry williams who played greg also emotional and christopher knight who played peter broke down. >> regrets, you know. >> we'll take a second. >> someone i could have expect more time with. it's a huge shock to everyone. we all lost her. not just myself. we all had her as a representative of mom. and i had her kind of as my mom. of my mom died 12 years earlier, on the same date. we lean on each other right now. it's very challenging, again, because it's still fresh and so unexpected. from the time that i met her, i had a great affinity for her. and an attraction to her. she's played so many different roles in my life, as a mother, as a professional, as a mentor. and she was of inspiring to me as well. >> barry has been open about the crush he had on his tv mom. florence was 36, barry 15. >> as a teenager growing up, i think she knew that i had a crush on her. and i think that was kind of amusing. and we went out to dinner one night to talk about music and that side of show business. so i use that as an excuse to pick her up in the car and take her out in the car and try to steal

today marks the second anniversary of the death of former d-c mayor marion barry. this morning -- friends and family are gathering to remember the late mayor for life and unveil a monument in his honor. a private ceremony will be held at the congressional the monument was commissioned by the barry family -- including his son marion christopher barry who died of a drug overdose earlier this year. coming up at six... hunting down the hot holiday gifts. we tracking down this year's biggest items and find out what time is best to buy.. and a coupon offering deep discounts, but is it too good to be true? seven on your side investigates the snag in this 500-dollar j-c penney deal, coming up at we now know of at least two turkeys who won't be carved up for thanksgiving. president obama is set to pardon a pair of birds known affectionally as "tater" and "tot". tater weighs a shade over 40 pounds, loves to snack on worms and is a big fan of megan trainor. tot -- meanwhile -- is a few ounces lighter, gobbles down tomatoes and rocks out to justin timberlake. once they're pard

dave barry. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you all for coming out, and thanks to the miami book fair which is the best book fair in the united states, and it's -- yeah. [applause] i have an announcement to make. there will be no concert by the rock bottom remainders this year. >> oh! >> the people booing never heard of the rock bottom remainders. [laughter] no, we are -- we have played here more than any place else, which is not really a tribute to -- [laughter] no other city will have us that many times. we play, it's a genre we call hard listening music. [laughter] but it just, it's the logistics. it's difficult to get everybody, people can roam all over the country that are in this band, which is why we sound the way we do. we never -- other bands, i've been told, practice the songs ahead of time. [laughter] and we don't. we go and play the songs, and then we go, we should have practiced that song, you know? [laughter] which is not the same thing. but what we do, the reason we're still together after 27, 26 years, any

dave barry. amy chan. my contemporaries. >> you can do contemporary or people who are long dead. >> too many people that i like. >> who do you love? you know you will run out and get their book. the people you love, every time they write a book you will run out and get that book. >> morrison. so many new writers that i like. >> you talk about other people. >> you want me to say who i don't like? >> to the dead people. >> i will get in trouble. >> who do you love? >> contemporary people, they had a book coming out, i would get very excited, i love jennifer egan, one of my favorite books, that is my favorite book of hers and goon squad is fabulous and what is jennifer egan doing? looking at a book right now, don't know what is going to be, jumps around or something, that excites me. if i heard ben lerner had a new book coming out i would be excited. i love edward saint alban, somebody i recommend a lot. i like zinc, but haven't read the last two books, didn't she have two books come out on one day, that is c