also continues in bethany's personal life. she tells us she's not and her divorce still isn't final even though she filed almost three years ago. >> not divorced. it's been single most terrible thing i've ever been through. >> still, bethany ibusinessy. we caught up with her in new york handi out samples of her protein shakes and bars. very reminiscent of the days on "the apprentice". >> back then, i was hustling. >> she turned 45 a weekago. the only way she knows how by telling it like it is. >> i think it's funny all these women have to, like, proclaim that like 40 is the new 30. there is something about getting old. >> botox and fillees are the new 40. >> you could be in your 40s or 50s and look >> there you go. >> still ahead, we're celebrating our 35th birthday. >> and two big hollywood stars are also turning 35. >> i'm the same age as "entertainment tonight"? >> i to make a career out of doing this. >> plus, a heartbreaking story a the moving hospit >>> all week long we are celebrating "e.t.'s" 35th season with the stars

leah garland is director of bethany christian services. like many agencies, they encourage open adoptions...where expectant parents and adoptive parents stay in contact. leah 14:48:34 the more love a child can have in their lives, the better 39 aaron 12:57:10 when they look at our kids people always say oh you're kids are so lucky that you've been able to adopt them and we say, no we're the lucky ones. 20 michelle 13:56:10 ive always wanted a lot of children. for a while, it seemed like that wasnt going to be a possibility. the morgans hope to welcome a third child into their family.. in fact, 10-year-old avery doesn't just want one... avery 13:57:25 i keep telling mom i would rather have twins coming in. michelle 13:56:50 we have more love to give and we have more room in our hearts and our homes 55 and more pages to fill in their familys book of love..

. >> bethany, i know you're not a talker. i can see it all over your face. >> that's all right . >> when we come back, you got to talk to go okay? sean take and talk. she's a spokesperson for the today we welcome back. bethany green and shante bouregard are still with us. you said your mother was diagnosed with cancer >> i want to say it was mid to late 70s when she was first diagnosed with lymphoma . it was hodgkin's disease which is a type of lymphoma cancer. >> you think we've made much progress in minimizing the number of deaths and sufferi and the chemo? in what ways do you think it has? >> absolutely i think it has. i think whether it's breast cancer, colon cancer, lung cancer medicine has cwme a long ways with it. i really do. >> what about your own feelings . >> and mark . >> my own fears? >> my father died of cancer but for some reason i never think about it actually. because it really is not it's the only time in our family that a loved one died of cancer. only my father, which is strange. you work in the tobacco fi

and also ballot issues in some cities kcrg t-v nine's sarah mccarthy is live at bethany lutheran church in cedar rapids with a look at voter turnout so far. sarah, how is it going in linn county? bruce, election officials say turnout is just a little lower than expected. issues on the ballot bring out more voters. that's what officials expected to happen today, especially in cedar rapids, since the library is asking for a tax levy from voters. but officials say that's just not the case. at three o'clock this afternoon linn county recorded a 10 point 6 percent voter turnout in cedar rapids. officials say if you double that number, that's typically the total turnout you'll see by the time the polls close. about a 21 percent total turnout. "across the board, numbers are about one percent lower than they were in 2013, which is not bad considering in 2013 we had a local options sales tax on the ballot which did seem to drive up turnout, got more publicity, more interest." box also says voter turnout tends to be higher in smaller towns. that's true of turnout so far this year, as well. tonigh

bethany grace community church sees this work as its mission, meals, clothing, showers, and support herejersey's poorest area south of camden. >> we believe as a congregation that we are situated here to be a battleship church and that is to actually do battle with the things that are plaguing our society. >> reporter: and this thanksgiving meal comes after an especially turbulent year in bridgeton. many in this community were outraged by the police shooting death of jarome reed after a traffic stop on this corner. a local example, they say, of a nationwide concern. this police dash cam video captured the confrontation. reid was not holding a weapon, but officers said they felt imminent danger and a grand jury imposed no charges. it prompted protests in the streets, a painful chapter according to the mayor. >> in spite of the situations that we faced in the past year, we still have a spirit of togetherness in our community. >> reporter: that spirit was on display this holiday, especially among volunteers. >> we wanted everyone on the streets and they give us a hug and say thank you, than

in bethany, oklahoma, an 80 foot pecan tree landed on len kapparo's house. >> it's going to get worse before it gets better, because of the weight of the ice. >> reporter: a 300-foot power line covered in an ion ch of ice adding more than 750 pounds to those lines. and that leads to this. >> oh, it's coming down! hit record! hit record! >> it's recording. >> reporter: further south, what didn't freeze flooded. and tonight, a warning about thin ice. a 32-year-old woman lucky to be alive. she was chasing for one of her dogs when she fell through. >> i can't stand. >> here. grab her. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: the rescue caught on an officer's body camera. >> glad to know she and the dogs all okay tonight. let's get right to rob in minneapolis. what is the track of this thing tonight? >> reporter: the snow is coming down already. a couple of inches here in minneapolis. slicking up the highways enough to slow down the evening commute. tomorrow morning going to be worse. advisories, winter storm warnings up. snowfall forecast, five to ten inches, but could see a foot or more near t

but on this thanksgiving a year later, nbc 10 found bethany grace community church working to heal its community today, offering a free holiday meal to the needy. >> i believe as a congregation that we're situated to be a battleship church, and that is to do battle with the things that are plaguing our society. >> last december police dash cam video captured the police shooting death after a traffic shop. reed was not holding a weapon although there was a gun in the car glove box. officers said they felt imminent danger and a grand jury imposed no charges. >>> stafford fires to the end zone, caught. touchdown calvin johnson. fourth touchdown pass of the day for matthew stafford. >> the detroit lions carved up the eagles like the turkey on your dinner table. tom cast sports net jonze clark was there as the disaster unfolded in detroit. >> reporter: the birds are cooked on thanksgiving and their season may be cooked. just a disaster here in detroit. it is the first time in eagles' history they've given up 45 points in back-to-back games. is this team responding to chip kelly and his lead

bethanie moda. >> i decided to show you guys outfits if you're going on a date. >> she's now a star, what i wear. >> it's amazing. she's relatable. she's been on "dancing with the stars." we have these fans because we're reachable and people can relate to us. >> but there must be a zillion people trying to do this. how come the two of you hit? both she and you are home schooled. i think there's magic in home schooling here. >> i think part of it is because we're a little socially awkward. that's our outlet. we can find people who get us when no one else seems to get us. also being home schooled, we have a lot of times on our hands. hey, look at youtube, see who is posting videos. >> you're socially awkward but you can sing on tv. >> well, i kind of got over -- i think it's a good kind of awkward. >> there are other young people doing these youtube videos making significant bucks now, breaking the rules. cooking shows. there's one who does, my drunk kitchen. comedy routines. >> also gamers. there's a blogger who does personality things, obviously the beauty gurus. there's so many diff

one resident in bethany had a pecan tree that stood 80 feet tall come crashing down on his garage.says it shook the whole house. we'll take anything but ice, any day. >> any day. >> so unpredictable. >> until a tree falls, you don't realize how heavy and dense they are, no matter what kind of tree. >> oh, yeah, it will crush anything. no trees coming down for us, but it is time to pay the piper. >> i think so. that's a reasonable -- we had beautiful weather. now we have a couple days of cloudiness. it's going to be 60 by wednesday. live look outside of our michael & son weather cam. we have fog, drizzle and rain and 42 degrees. winds northeast at 10, keeping it chilly today, which is the wind you want for a snow. instead, we got a cold november rain. radar over the past hour, rain and showers essentially across the entire metro area. even though we don't see anything, don't see anything between brockville and frederick, still have wet roads and drizzle on your way home. heaviest activity still out 66, moving essentially west to east through the beltway and along route 50 toward ann

. >> reporter: we have a question from bethany sure, we prepay our mortgage?of opportunity if you want to prepay your mortgage after super whether th--wealthy, don't pay e mortgage to get an emergency fund set up. mortgage rates are so cheap is no point in prepaying debt of--it off. if ea question for him to be on the facebook page. >> reporter: welcome back before a head out the door check out the storms will have more in a few minutes. >> darya: find your food in lard is actually healthier than frying it in vegetable oil. here are the findings. after 20 years' study at the mont university, they found the festival will releases toxic chemicals when he did. they have high levels of aldehydes. all of oil is supposed to be great and an awesome o--of some alternatiu have to cook the larvae can just be. >> reporter: here's a live look the storm trackers for. >> reporter: we did have one thunder and lightning in marin today. >> darya: khalil mack 9:03 a.m.. but all the lightning strikes are happening along a coast right now. where is running hard this is in red. >>

. >> bethany, she was singing this stuff when she was, like, 15. >> all right. what's going on? >> tiffany's going to be here in the 9:00 hour. she's performing for us. >> the red-headed girl. >> the '90s are back. there's a big -- >> '80s/'90s. >> all right, h is and m, you -- h&m, you like to shop there, right? why is everybody showing up? >> well, because they're waiting for the release of the new line from designer balmain. it doesn't go on sale until 8:00 this morning online and in stores. now, there are exclusive pieces. they are more expensive than h&m's standard fare, but if you follow balmain, you know -- it's thousands of dollars for, like, a shirt. >> you've never heard of that. >> if you're a fashionista -- obviously, these people are online since last night. >> is it as good as halston? >> halston, gucci, fiarucci! yes, i would say so. >> quentin tarantino, the filmmaker, what is the latest? he went on that rant. >> he is still blabbing, she's been trying -- he's been trying to clarify some remarks. at an anti-police brutality rally, many called his comments ill-tim

s tenure at the bethany united m mhodist church in lelenon, pennsylvania. >> how did the congregation receive him? >> great. great. they loved him. they loved him. and he was reinstated over and over again. >> reporter: and a.b.band jewel's daughters remember their parents being devoted not only to the church, but to each other. >> did you see little t% affections_ holding a hand? >> yes. >> soft voice, a caress here and there? >> uh-huh. >> yes. >> definitely. >> reporter: and their dad adored them. julie and amy remember how he was the one who got them off to >> he would come in and he'd say, "amy, you're soon going to get up." and i'd be likik okay. he wouldn't do that for you. >> yeah, he'd touch me and run. >> reporter: and yet, beyond their devoted dad, maybe there was a side to a.b. that his daughters and even most of the church members didn't see. kathy siegrist's husband and a.b. were bowling buddies. >> he often would come home and say what a horrible temper he had. >> really? the reverend a.b. schirmer? >> he e id he would kick the aisle where the balls come back if he bowl

>> one of our favorite guests on the show is bethany mclean, a well known author.comes on and is into the market issues. you retweeted out something very wrote saying does the s.e.c., the securities and he can chaex commission, inflate its enforcement numbers and i thought why is mark retweeting this? >> i'm not a fan of the s.e.c. and the way they do business. >> you're not? >> particularly in terms of insider trading. what's the purpose of the stock market and the s.e.c.? if the purpose the stock market is to enable capital formation, the s.e.c. should be making sure people trust it and corporations can go to the market and do it. the number of endorsement actions is not related to any of that. right? if you want to survey, you know, investors and say do you trust the stock market more today than you did five years ago -- >> they'd say no. >> of course. that means the s.e.c. is not doing their job. we're talking about square going t public and their pricing at less than the next several -- >> that's the next block. >> next block. what are the total of public comp

here in newark, among his many, many roles, he has been a deacon at bethany baptist church. he also serves on the rutgers university board of governors. so i will turn the program over to you -- [applause] >> thank you very much. i must begin by apologizing for holding you folk up for almost 20 minutes. now that newark is revitalizing the traffic at this time -- [laughter] it is impossible. but that's a good thing, i think. so while i apologize, i'm also happy that i got caught up in newark's overflow traffic tonight. it's my role to lay out the ground rules for our conversation. we will begin with the author, dale russ cough -- dale russakoff, making a presentation. she will then be fold by the three panelists who have joined us to, in effect, comment on what dale has written and what she will say to us tonight. dale's comments will be about, about 15 minutes. that means that the panelists will each get about ten minutes to respond. is that all right, panel? okay. we can have ongoing conversation after those initial remarks have been made. after they have made their present