can we get rights to the barry white greatest hits record or diana ross "love hangover" or is that too tradition, but the jokes write themselves. what, there's, like, ropes inside or handles? where do i get a pair of those pants? those are some super freaky pants. >> did you see the golden belts? >> it's got to be because the pants are awesome. imagine what the belt looks like. ♪ does he stop yelling at some point? >> the announcer is called -- >> yeah. >> and in slang, it means person who talks too much. it's too loud. it's time for political end. lots changed since your last visit. >> obviously the mood has changed a lot which is weird because everything seemed to be going so well. things seemed to be getting more tolerant. >> tolerance level is so low these days. >> right. >> people taking sides don't like the other one. these people don't like our kind. >> so what happens if someone doesn't like your joke? somebody in a powerful position does not like your comedy. what happens? >> depending on the degree how much he doesn't like you, how much he's offended. >> let's say he's really

can we get rights to the barry white greatest hits record or diana ross "love hangover" or is that tootion, but the jokes write themselves. what, there's, like, ropes inside or handles? where do i get a pair of those pants? those are some super freaky pants. >> did you see the golden belts? >> it's got to be because the pants are awesome. imagine what the belt looks like. ♪ does he stop yelling at some point? >> the announcer is called -- >> yeah. >> and in slang, it means person who talks too much. it's too loud. it's time for political end. lots changed since your last visit. >> obviously the mood has changed a lot which is weird because everything seemed to be going so well. things seemed to be getting more tolerant. >> tolerance level is so low these days. >> right. >> people taking sides don't like the other one. these people don't like our kind. >> so what happens if someone doesn't like your joke? somebody in a powerful position does not like your comedy. what happens? >> depending on the degree how much he doesn't like you, how much he's offended. >> let's say he's really offen

>> i sing mostly barry white and billy ocean. >> jimmy: because we have microphones here. >> but my killer is -- caribbean queen and our hearts can beat as one >> watch this. no more love on the run now we're sharing >> come on! you know the song. and our hearts can beat as one no more love on the run [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you outdo yourself every time you come here. you outdo yourself. >> you're like a wildly attractive billy ocean, with your hands up. >> jimmy: hands high. hands high. we have a clip of anthony mackie. >> there's two white dudes in the roots! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: take a look at this clip right here. take a look. watch this. >> hey, did you steal my weed? >> no. >> well, we just saw you rob some homeless people, and i'm missing my weed. >> you got me, i stole your weed. but i told you right away that i'm kind of a grinch. >> you're an actual grinch. you're like the mayor of whoville. >> i'm building a body of work. i'm following in the path of my christmas heroes. the grinch, the sticky bandits, hans gruber from "die hard", and then i stole your weed. >> it's

. >> sounds a little like barry white. >>> the clippers are in town to renew the rivalry with the warriors is off to a 4-0 start. they didn't have much to say about golden state's recent success. >> blake, are you guys in a rivalry with golden state? [ laughter ] >> golden state is playing real really well right now. they won by 50. >> that's fine. you're both as good as your record. we are both undefeated. the records are the same no matter how many points you win by >> this girl had one wish on her 16th birthday to see stars forward tyler sagan. she got a little more than that. sagan tossed her a puck bringing the girl to tears. and the water works did not end there. check out what happened after the game. >> oh, my god, yes! >> how old are you today? >> 16. >> nice. happy birthday. >> nice to meet you. >> thank you so much. >> nice to meet you. [ screaming and crying ] >> oh. >> nice. >> happy birthday. >> very nice. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com tye his look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. announcer: it's time to play "family feu

the race to the white house got more intense for the democrats, barry sanders launched his first campaign ad. >> the son of a polish immigrant, brooklyn tenement, went to public school and college where the work of his life began fighting injustice. if the real change, civil rights activism, the commercial will air over the next few days in iowa and new hampshire. clinton's lead in iowa and sanders leads in new hampshire. fred thompson, the u.s. senator who acted in feature films and notably in law and order on television has passed away. >> if i wanted a yes man you would have been out on your butt a long time ago. i need someone who can tell me when my bridges are unbuttons. >> you took me off the case. juliet: he was a lawyer, an actor, he was involved in the he did everything, senator, presidential candidate in 2007. the 6 ft. 6 republican from tennessee retired from the senate when his term expired in 2003. he was a star on law aerything, senator, presidential candidate in 2007. the 6 ft. 6 republican from tennessee retired from the senate when his term expired in 2003. he was a star

barry's death. >>> important work at the white house today. president obama is warding more than a dozen recipients of the medal of freedom, highest honor for civilians. several celebrities are here including steven spielberg and willie mays. maryland senator barbara mikulski is being honored as bonnie carol. carol runs a nonprofit to help military families when a soldier dies. there are 17 recipients in total. not all are alive today. >>> if you pay dominion virginia power for electricity in northern virginia you'll be getting a little money back. they have to refund customer because it took in too much money over the last few years. you can expect to get $4 or $5 back in this effort. that will be spread out over the next six months. the refunds will cost dominion under $20 million. >>> thanksgiving may be two days away. we have the dos and don'ts to keep you and your family from getting sick. >>> and right now breaking news on 66 inbound. a 4 mile backup. chopper will be there in a couple of minutes. we'll show you live pictures from above.

white house. one of president obama's picks to receive the highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. the giant ceo larry barryade a statement calling maze a national treasure. the awards are scheduled to be presented at the white house on november 24. others on the his include awards for baseball great yogi berra and shirley chisholm. there will also be medals for itzakh perlman and katherine johnson. >> somebody said that you can't say the word willy maze without smiling. >> that is so true. i was sitting here going awe. >> i remember that kid getting one of his cards when you collect the great baseball cards. that was great. >> yes, better that night bubble gum. >>> all right, let's talk some warriors now with an update. >> they are the talk of the town as we are just talking during the commercial break. the tightest squeeze yet for the warriors on saturday night to go to overtime. now, imagine that. and to win over brooklyn as they thought it would be an easy win, but the bottom line is that they did win as they are 11-0 with a couple of concerns. bothered by the back. but that's the good news for them tod

barry drive on friday night around 7:00. that his home is in san jose and their evergreen neighborhood. that he was wearing a white baseball cap. blue shirt, black jeans, brown coat and a green reflective vest as they would issue the silver alert asking for your help in locating them. >>> the man was charged today in a firing of the rifle that shot through that floor and seriously injured a sleeping boy in an apartment below as he shot himself in his foot last wednesday at the apartments where smith was still in the hospital over the weekend and that the arraignment was postponed until today. and charges, they include shooting inside and the inhabited dwelling. but that is the discharge of the firearm and being in possession of the weapon and that the 9-year-old boy shot reportedly still hospitalized, in critical condition, with injuries to both their legs. >>> students are mourning the loss of two classmates. john sasaki with more of the loss of two teenage girls and how the school is opening. >>> that they would make up the tight-knit community. >> that it is not a good day. >> reporter: and with the other girl

race for the white house, each one is fighting to stand out from the reststof t t field.one candidate is doing that with the stories he tells at town hall events. cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry spoke with new jersey governor chris christie about at least one of his viral videos town hall meetings let candidates talk to groups of voters that more formal speeches generally don't - answering their specific estions. for chris c cistie, it took one 6 minute video online - and its changing the make up of his events. in the last 10 days..that video has over 8 million views. and and the effects that it's had on folks is something that i never would've ever imaginedjust earlier that day...the latest in a long list of people singled him out because of the video -- telling the story of a law school friend who o ed from a drug overdose. overdose.she already had tears in her eyes and i said i know it's coming and she comes up to me and she says i'm here because of the videopart of it's apal is the content -- a lot t people are touched by addiction. it takes on folks who are mothers and fathers and kids who are teenagers it doesn't care.but the *way it's delivered matters too. "i think pe

white house is willing to look at right now. my thanks as always, retired u.s. army general barryod to see but >> good to see you, chris. >>> coming up, president obama heads back to washington, with concerns over national security and the threat of isis at the top of his agenda. what political climate faces him, when he gets back home. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so while the world keeps searching for healthier we're here to make healthier happen. only glucerna has carbsteady, diabetes, steady is exciting. clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. this holiday, i can count on my going off list.again, and knowing right when my packages arrive. so that's two things. introducing real time delivery notifications. sign u

john dean is the author of "worse than watergate" and former white house counsel to then president richard nixon, also the barryr of american institutions at arizona state university. mr. dean, nice to see you. >> thank you. >> so thompson's question and butterfield's answer precipitated president nixon's resignation that happened a year later. how important was thompson to the investigation and how did nixon view fred thompson? >> well, a lot of impact in that question. first of all, on the issue of discovering the tapes and the question he asked, that was actually as scripted as any television show he ever did years later. the hard work and the heavy lifting was done at the staff level. that's where butterfield revealed several days before he appeared before thompson that there was such a system, in an effort to undercut my testimony where i said i thought i had been recorded. so that was all very scripted when they put him on to try to nail it down and get a public statement of it, and they used the minority because there had been a minority staffer who actually asked butterfield the question. it turned out

the race for the white house, each one is fighting to stand out from the rest of f e field.one candidate is doing that with the stories he tells at town hall events. reporter kevin barry sat down with new jersey governor chris christie today about a recent viral video. video.in this fox 28 news exclusive. exclusive. town hall meetings let candidates talk to groups of voters that more formal speeches generally don't - answering their specific online - and its s anging the make up of his events. in the last 10 days..that video has over 8 million views. and and t effects that it's had on folks is something that i never would've ever imaginedjust earlier that day...the latest in a long list of people singled him out because of the video -- telling the story of a law school friend who died fromoma drug overdose. erdose.she already y had tears in her eyes and i said i know it's coming and she comes up to me and she says i'm here because of the videopart of it's appeal is the content -- a lot of people are touched addiction. it takes on folks who are mothers and fathers and kids who are teenagers it doesn't care.but the *way it's delivered matters too. "i think people can te

white male suspects in the shooting. everyone who was hurt is expected to survive. >>> the district is a step closer to deciding how to honor the late marion barry. muriel bowser announced the final four recommendations last night. the options are renewing ballou high school, renaming good hope road in southeast, naming the new student center at udc after barry or commissioning a stat chew or a bust. yesterday marked one year since his death. >>> dominion customers in northern virginia are getting a little money back. state regulators ordered virginia dominion power to refund customers because it took in too much money over the last few years. you can expect $4 or $5 over the next few months. >>> new on midday, trouble in toy land which toys you might wan >>> sunshine, bit of a blustery wind. dress warmly. you won't need the umbrella today. definitely a hat, warm coat, hat. take your toddler to the park today. it's going to be chilly. it will be hovering near 50 for the next several hours. four-day forecast, we'll have that sunshine, clouds coming and going, mostly clear tonight, mid 30s by dawn. wednesday, good travel day, sunshine, 50s. beauti

barry stern liked. we talked about the attacks in paris. he made a comment just before the break blaming obama at the white house for the spirit he did not haveant to give him a chance to because he put out a public statement. stephanie:'s quote was somewhat taken out of context and he did not have time to elaborate more. david: thank you, jason kelly, for joining us twice today. andmberg news bureau chief, margie patel. stephanie: margie is staying. david: next we will look at some of our best conversations from today. ♪ david: welcome back. now it is time for some of our top moments in "as heard on go"" >> we have to be careful not to categorize migrants and refugees in a way that it becomes easy for right wing xenophobia to attack them. >> the ability of these economies to absorb these refugees will turn them into productive citizens in the long run. >> we have to find a way of resettling refugees on a much larger scale. did not jump at selling the firm, but you did not rule it out either. >> no, i have ruled it out. being independent is vital to us as a business. challenging.eally not only do you have to figure out what is happening befor

white, for instance. so i think that lends itself to fairness on a purely evidentiary level. . number two, i do think the judge -- judge billy, he may have more experience with judge barryt him but i think we are in a position to have a fair judge. it is so important, melissa, i think to have a fair judge because that's where you get your rulings. if i am trying to put in evidence my prior relationship with freddie gray and the defense wants it in the prosecution doesn't, that's up to the judge to say, wait a minute, this is irrelevant, or it is relevant to the officer's state of mind when dealing with freddie gray. >> what do you think, mr. mur y murphy? is this a judge likely to make fair decisions? >> oh, absolutely. i've known him since he was a baby prosecutor years ago and i followed his career all through its various stages and he's very thoughtful. he's very, very bright and he is an extraordinarily fair human being. but he's no nonsense 37 so you can expect that the trains will run on time and you can expect he won't let the lawyers grandstand or do the things that many of us are famous for and he will make sure that it is a dignified proceeding uninfluenced by