. >> reporter: it's wheels up before the sun's up for flight attendant bette nash. >> got everything there? pull it along. hi. >> reporter: for many her face and her voice familiar. small handheld electronic devices may be used in the airplane mode. >> reporter: by now it should be. she's been on the job 60 years. >> i love being here. it's the people. and especially the trips where i know my customers. >> and she's always going to be happy to see me. and she always says, it must be tuesday. >> reporter: the single mom for decades flying at dawn to get home early to care for her son with special needs. >> we used to joke and laugh about being 65 and walking down the aisle, you know, with a crutch or something. >> reporter: but bette still wears heels just as she did in 1957. but on board today no more silver coffee pots, carving stations seatside or $12 round trip tickets. >> after dinner we loaded up a snack tray with cigarettes and matches. >> reporter: her senior status has fan fliers asking for autographs. >> another ten years. >> it's trying to make people happy. that to me is t

as he said, we can think the boss for that, bette midler.f people are going for the top tier cover premium seats willing to pay $850 for these ticket according to the broadway leading outcome of the average price last week was $125.77. that is way up from last year. cheryl: we haven't even gotten frozen coming next year. get ready parents of young girls out there to hear the songs. what is going on with practice. once again amazon is about to get in to an industry that will disrupt our lives. transfer right now amazon is testing delivery of ihop pancakes, also getting in on that a on that and you can try out this new delivery service in california. texas, oklahoma, washington and utah. you can now order pancakes, and pick them up in the stores 1700 locations across the u.s. this service is called by half ago. my favorite part about this story is ihop has the developing special packaging to make sure the pancakes are transported from the cab warned. they don't slide around too much. that is most important i think. lauren: how do you deliver a

time for a look at the weather with darren bett. but it will turn more cold. a small band of clout this evening, rain and drizzle sinking settlers. on either side of that, we will find clearer skies. we may well find some fog across southern england. in the cold beer, it will be shallow fog and it won't last long. showers, retreating back into the north sea. huge as the main band of clouds, probably north of london in the south wales, south of that, look out for some fog in the rush hour in the morning. it will thicken up about that time and it could be dense in somerset and wiltshire. should be pleading way by late morning. the band of rain stuck in place for much of the day. on either side, we get some sunshine. it will be called across many northern areas, and this is where we will see the best of the sunshine. the weather front does tend to pull away and things calm down as we move into the day. they are waiting for this weather from the patient of the northwest and is a big area of low pressure that could come into play by the

>> joe betts donated $5,000. >> he's my friend. >> he called, and you were tied up. >> house of primeb. >> did you tell the story, the athlete back in the day, athletes appreciated a free meal, they would go down to to the house of prime and now they buy the restaurant and eat there, joe, and can i tell you, this is personal, joe lost his home. >> he talked about that. >> so, joe, hope to see you soon. >> that was great and for all of you out there who donated, doesn't matter how much, it all goes 100% to the fire victims. let's go over to steve, i'm amazed. the momentum is going and the phones haven't stopped. it's a tribute to all of the people who watch pam for 40 years, nice to contribute like that. >> i've not been here 40 years. >> exaggerate. 3 8.5 years. that's sweet of you. thank you very, very much. >> before he tells more stories, let's go over and see. >> don't let them leave, i got a phone call right here and this is a real deal. don't let pam leave, and this person said, i gave $100 earlier and i just wanted to call back, i kept watching and i want you to know, i want to

. >> reporter: that's how she met this bunch, bette paese, soeurette shook-kelly, and ellen mitchell. >> she was not a big person. but all of her went up, and the hair would fly up, and she would smash that ball. >> reporter: what would she do when she would make that shot and -- and the opponent was not able to return it? >> turn around, get ready for the next point. >> reporter: so she was humble? >> very humble. >> extremely. >> reporter: the ladies clicked off the court too -- bonding over post-match drinks. >> she had a great laugh. she throws her head back and chuckles, and just her whole body laughs. she had a real silly, funny, quirky side. >> reporter: i've heard that she was very private. would she talk about dating and guys with you all or -- >> not with me. huh-uh. >> she just wasn't one to talk about herself, period, but i was always tryin' to find her somebody. >> reporter: how did she receive bette the matchmaker? >> well, she'd always be like, "oh no." >> reporter: husband or not, debbie was ready to plant some permanent roots. she bought a house in a gated community a

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flowing hair and fierce look this statue might seem familiar to you i'm in boise in western germany and betts the city's most famous son. is the guy on the plane and beethoven. i guess he was born here correct getting lucky what did he do your music maybe you have a melody in your head now. beethoven's fifth. fifth right go ahead what is it i don't know i mean it's one of the symphonies but there's a ninth that is even more popular sing it for me. ok having met. do do do. do do do do do yeah i know that yeah right and there's another one for. the bullet. today i want to find out what bond has to offer in connection with the legendary beethoven in the old town along the river and in a ballroom dating back to the great time the composer spent the first twenty two years of his life here in boston. on today's show we find out what else there is to do in books. we check out the celebrations for beatle fans to hundred fiftieth anniversary in twenty twenty. and we go to vienna where the two of you worked after his time in. a number twenty beatles and was born in this house in seventy seventy here yo

alongside bette midler.bird," which is in select theaters now. let's take a look >> i'm sorry that you're jealous. >> jenna is a moron, you know. >> she's not. she's in ap calculus. >> she's a moron in a deeper sense. >> you don't even know her. >> miss patty assigned you a role, by the way. you just never showed up to claim it. >> what role? >> the tempest. >> there is no role of the tempest! >> it is the titular role. >> no, it's a made up thing so we all can participate. >> you can't do anything unless you're the center of attention, can you? >> yeah, well you know your mom's tits, they're fake! totally fake! >> she made one bad decision at 19! >> two bad decisions! [ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome to the show beanie feldstein, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: hi, beanie. >> hi, seth! >> seth: i'm so happy you're here. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> seth: now, i did not know this. beanie, a name given to you by your nanny. is that correct? >> yes. >> seth: how did it come about? >> i ha

. ♪ so high i almost touched the sky ♪ >> thank you bette midler for singing us in.o give you a little wind beneath your wings with some travel tips. >> i see what you did. we caught up on how to save money and time when you ♪ fly ♪ fly >> reporter: we just kicked off one of the busiest times of the year to travel, but if you haven't booked your flight yet, when do you suggest doing that? >> the sweet spot is december 5th through december 11th. it can yield you a savings of up to 5%. >> reporter: are there things to >> i love to travel on the holiday itself. the airports tend to be really quiet. >> reporter: if you are traveling with a lot of presents is there a way to avoid these expensive fees? >> often paying for your checked bags before you get to the airport is cheaper than when you get to the airport. >> reporter: searching for flights online is frustrating is there anything to make it easier? >> people search an average of 48 times in search of the cheapest airfare hotel. the clear your cache and cookies in your computer. you may unlock different rates. i like

to be honest i wasn't sure of that or did want a patient and making them a good thing when bette davis creation but i can see a lot of them around smiling and doing. my surprise you know unlike the guys in the not right and i was. young and it starts working properly done it's pretty impressive how big the change can be in a very very short. film with when your heart beats faster the machine more exposed to. my heart sounds like the grasshopper in our garden. marty had the surgery everything was perfect at the beginning in the primaries that we saw something of the last four lark of my leisure go there ok there is a valve that as we replace the shows a little the fact. he said. there is more some more problems that we want to check a little bit of the back room. her . but him. ok there is another thing. you stay with me those more understand. you can't go home tomorrow and. it's ok. to tag who needed to the people who are pollution is not a big operation i can be for them as not to be afraid. the kitchen. oh. we're all very sad. and. the. people have told me that if i need to be operat

our republican friends bette look out. >> signaling a surge ahead, democrats celebrate their election night wins as republicans play the blame game after dismal results. >>> plus new sexual harassment allegations dog kevin spacey, leaving one director to distance himself from the actor just weeks before the movie's release. >>> lin-manuel miranda helps puerto rico rebuild weeks after hurricane malia. >>> ucla basketball players find themselves in some legal limbo in china. >>> and why christmas tunes could actually be bad for your mental health. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm fill ep men ma. >> i'm milissa rehberger. president trump is wrapping up his second day in china where he's been holding bilateral meetings with president xi jinping. among the topics, trade and the growing threat from north korea. >> president trump has had some harsh words for the nation throughout his tour, warning kim jong-un not to test the united states. in a joint statement with the chinese president, trump said both leaders are committed to the furl nuclear disarmament of north kore

trump saying she should be off limits and clinton admonishing others to be bette the world's richest person is now worth more than $100 billion. he has black friday shoppers to thank for pushing him over that lofty height. bill gates is the only other person known to top $100 billion. he's apparently since fallen on hard times. he's down to $89 billion. >> tough times indeed. >>> black friday was a big day for amazon. jeff bezos, and now small business owners are hoping it will be a hit for them. it's small business saturday. joleen kent is here. >> it's a big day. welcome to small business saturday. contrary to what the name says, it's a huge day for the u.s. economy. last year a record 112 million shoppers spent more than $15.5 billion at independent retailers and restaurants and they're not after the rush of black friday that started early and ended late, today small businesses are in the spotlight with deep discounts online and off. small businesses make up 99% of american companies employing 58 million people. >> one of the shopping trends is buying local handmade craftsman type

police were called last night to betts park.orth west london to clamp down on drivers parking illegally and discarding bottles of urine in residential streets. it follows months of complaints from residents in willesden junction about anti—social behaviour. the taxi—hailing app launched an investigation after being inundated with complaints about its drivers littering and monopolising private parking zones. to come out in the morning and you can find bottles of your in the gutter and kids running around, my kid is there, he is in preschool, i can't park outside my house because the parking is taken up by hoover drivers. let us look at the travel. onto the trains — a crane being used for overnight engineering works has damaged overhead cables at welwyn north. some trains are diverting via hertford north: and virgin trains east coast, no service kings cross to stevenage great northern: replacement bus running to stevenage m25 clockwise — the qeii bridge is closed because of a crash on the bridge involving a car and a lorry. traffi

now the weather with darren bett. good evening. whole there will be cloud overnight, but also dry weather, and across the south of england, south of the main band of fouled we have faulty batches —— the main band of cloud, we have faulty patches. —— .de. in the rush—hour, they will be fa u lty there might be a spot of rain, but on the old will be dry, cloudy skies, as well, to begin the day —— but on the whole will be dry. it is a weak weather front, not making great inroads, affecting north west scotland, otherwise light winds, and the sunshine will try to come out, but rather half—hearted. the fog patches lifting slowly, a lot of dry weather, a lot of cloud, temperatures similar to today, just about making double figures, and then things change overnight, because the band of rain moving south away from scotland and northern ireland, the wet weather developing. we don't need to worry about the temperatures, and we don't need to worry about the fog patches. showers coming in and bringing cooler air. we start the weekend with rain,

>> reporter: if it seems like bette nash on this early morning american shuttle flight from d.c. good morning. thank you. >> reporter: -- they do. flight crews call her the nash dash. this month she's celebrating her 60th anniversary in the air. frequent flyer florence tate. >> she is magnificent. she's my mentor. the cup is always half filled. >> reporter: what is your secret to doing this so long? 60 years in one job is a long time. >> it's the people. the people. i thrive on the people. you say something to them and they say something to you and they're happy. of course, i like being paid, too. >> reporter: gnash started in november 1957. the names on the planes have sure changed, eastern, trump shuttle, u.s. air. and now american. so has the industry. in the 1950s, flight attendants were typically required to be single and couldn't work past their early 30s. >> can't take another tenea >> reporter: nash had only planned to do this a couple years. instead she turns 82 next month with no plans to retire. what is the biggest thing that has changed in the airline business? >> tec

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. >> here in london all betts are off. with bookies suspending wagers anticipating an announcement. >> we suspend the bidding because it looks like an engagement announcement is emnintem imminent. >> the countdown began this time last year. the pair hand in hand at the game this is summer. a very public show of their relationship. meghan opened up about her feelings for harry to "vanity fair" telling the magazine we're two people who are really happy and in love. prince william and kate middleton were secretly engaged during a trip to kenya in 2010 waiting an entire month to announce the news. some royal watchers wondering whether harry already popped the question. perhaps on the couple's romantic holiday in africa in august where they celebrated meghan's 36th birthday. guys there are rumors that meghan may be in the process of moving in with prince harry trading up her toronto apartment for a cottage in ken sington palace, a sign that the two of tie the kbot.not. >> i'm buying my plane tickets. >>> we want to take a turn.

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now the weather with darren bett. down colder air and the winds will pick up. the showers will continue going in the north—west and more showers will blow into wales and the southwest weather could be snow over the mirrors. a quarter night more widely tonight and temperatures not far off freezing in towns and cities, but in the countryside it could be a frost. a cold start to the weekend and the wind will be stronger than today so it will feel cold. more showers in the north and west of scotland in northern ireland. a few getting into the midlands, as well. further east it may well stay dry, but it will feel cold. this is what it will feel like too much of the day. a cold night ahead with some frost around, but few were showers on sunday, although there could be a line of them continuing to run into north wells, north—west england and the midlands. increasing cloud in the west. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. at least 235 people have been killed and scores injured in a gun and bomb attack on a mosque in egypt'

time for a look at the weather now with darren bett. hello. we have some rain to come overnight.well and some stronger winds across the south. further north, especially in scotland, we have some clearer skies and wintry showers, maybe a touch of frost as well. this rain further south tends to peter out a little. it may linger on and off through the day. we will probably see the highest temperatures in the south. north of that it will be quite cold and perhaps the northern ireland as well. funniest guys compensating for the low temperatures. for more rain to come in the evening and overnight. across wales in southern england we get some proper cold air for the second half of the week. for many inland it will be dry, sunny and cold. hello. this is bbc news with me, reeta chakra barti. the headlines now. following brexit talks in brussels, the eu's chief negotiator has given the uk only two weeks to clarify its position. david davis said the time was right for both sides "to work to find solutions". theresa may wants to push ahead with her resolve to "make brexit happen" — as she un

telling his coaches that there are two types o players and coaches in this league: those who are getting betteng to keep this team hungry and humble with a big one on deck a dallas cowboys. >> we know it will be a dog fight. they know u them. >> we're dialed into it. it is one of things that we the calenda every year, you know especially when it is ae time play. >> eagles/cowboys more motivation but last year coming off bye we didn't do too well. it as a big chal coming off the bye and set the stage for the rest of the year. >> the eagles have just arrived here at jerry's world at&t stadium. eagles receiver alshon jeffery is expected to play despite that lingering ankle issue and speaking of ankle ee will return tonight, against the cowboys, he has been out since week one after dislocating his ankle against redskins.es/cowboys tonight coming up at 8:30 can you wait, eagles trying to improve to nine-one. we are live in arlington at at&t stadium jeff skversk channel six "act news"y cannot wait jeff.> win would all but wrap up division for eagles. they are looking at bigger picture home f advan w

has a piece about this we have so many different variations of accusations out there right now from bett-grabbingo molesting a child, and when everyone get -- from butt-grabbing to molestinga i child and when you see harvey weinstein's photo as much as you see al franken's photo as much as you see john conyers's photo, we do need protocols. we do need some sort of system. i certainly do not envy the person who has to be in charge of the -- to say this is the punishment if you do x, y and z and this if you do that but we need to do it. >> gillian: president trump says it's time to name names. which lawmakers are involved in sexual harassment settlements on the hill? >> reporter: on sexual harassment claims? >> i do. i really do. >> gillian: now are congressman ron desantis said he plans it introduce a bill that would unseal those records and prohibit taxpayer money from funding payouts for congress misconduct. >> people need to know why is their money being paid out and it's not just sexual harassment, there are other claims made under this system so we need the transparency for that, i think that

who bett-- is this an old playb strategy that's going to work with him again? >> i think he's telling the truth, and in reference, the president has accomplished a lot. look what he accomplished in the mideast. the temperature in north korea is going down -- >> i don't know how you can fully measure the temperature. >> no more missile launches, chinese envoys are there. >> so far. >> so we'll keep it that way. look, the tweets i think people have made a lot out of the tweets. >> it's a lot. >> there's a lot of a lot, i agree with you, but the fact of the matter is, i said i see it refreshes, because to me, a lot of these things are said behind closed doors, the establishment is lying to us, thee always lying to us. i have a president that is drawing the establishment out, and the guy has nothing to hide. he owes nothing to no one, except the people who elected him to office. >> robby, we know that, you know, your former boss, hillary clinton, she is vowing to continue speaking out against trump's well, knowing trump and his inner circle have made it clear, do y

darren bett has the weather. a cold night and many places will be dry and clear.ting pushed away from west wales and the far south of england. across scotland, northern and eastern, and northern and eastern parts of england, we continue to have wintry showers on the stronger winds, so a cold night. patchy frost once again and some ice around particularly in scotland. wednesday, across north—east england, through the midlands and east anglia, largely dry in the south—east but workload. sunnier skies elsewhere, not as many showers as today and many places will be dry but it will be cloud —— south—east but it will be cloud —— south—east but more cloud. the change in the wind direction again will then bring showers back in on thursday. those showers back in on thursday. those showers near eastern coastal counties of england and eastern scotland, and in between a lot of dry and sunny weather, and it will be called. be cold. hello, welcome back — this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines at 8.30pm: north korea fires an unidentified ballistic missile according to th

and you were mostly pointing tonight bette berth i think a a. is that neck the most critical dimension? versus the piers that are closer to the beach actually? >> um, the -- it's mostly these three here. clearly, you know, if the marina can move further to the north, it opens up the up-wind space to access the beach. the beach they go to is along here. so, that's the distance. compactly how much distance, i can't recall. >> that's okay. i think since the project has gone through so many iterations, can you help me understand in some earlier versions, the length of the pier was actually shorter, but it covered a longer distance along the marina. can you explain to me the impact on the sailing center when the configuration was actually -- it was wider east/west. >> it was shorter here. that was most problematic. not only did it shut off access to the beach, but it shut off access to our sailing circle. the area between -- we have a line here you maybe have seen. this is what we functionally use right now as our beginner boundary. when beginners ge

. >> you know who else is like that i did a publicity interview with bette milders.y a professional photographer and we had to wait three weeks. >> they are serious. >> they are serious about that >> she's says darling, i don't take pictures under fluorescent lighting. >> i'm like okay, whatever you want. >> mina say what. >> okay, we appreciate it. we will check you out on the radio as well. >> yes, yes. >> lets check the road, right now, bob kelly. >> i should try that when i'm picking my nose at the events, i to check my pictures. 422 westbound, accident involving a deer near the oaks interchange. that is causing delays there live look route 130 northbound scene between 38, 70 at airport circle they are still investigating that crash for everybody leaving pennsauken, look at this guy trying to go around the closure point here. that is not good. so watch for this delays there through pennsauken and delays, through west chester, the scene of that fire at barclay senior living just off of high street. here's route 202. i guarantee once the sun comes up we will be abl

. >> it's bett just to go along with the program. >> wicked. >> you'r who?dental but they won't give them to me. they are putting me on a list. >> well, that will be good. >> that will be good. talking about that yesterday. >> that's going to be wonderful. you can bite into an apple now. >> but the next time we saw him the news wasn't so good. his plan to move in with angel was derailed. >> we were discouraged because the move doesn't take place when we want it to take place. we are having road blocks. oh, look, lieutenant is here, maybe we can ask here, she looks like a lesbian. oh, god take that ouchlt she doesn't look like a lesbian. just kidding they all have short hair. >> we didn't flow what was behind the delay, we weren't sure if officials were going to let wicked and angel cell togetherment but angel started to pull away from us. >> in front of this camera, that's not good. >> he thinks that because we are on camera that it's going to effect the move even more. and today we were -- we had a good yard. we had a really good yard. we were holding hand

couldn't really ask for a bette& monday in late november. do you think? bonus we could see a middle of the week warmup which is an mazing thing. meteorologist kathy orr joins us with our first check of your forecast. kathy it's looking like jolly weather. >> it's beautiful. you know what, we're looking for the cold air, lucy, it's nowhere to be found. look at philadelphia. 53. 48 in allentown. 50 in wilmington. 52 in dover. 42 in millville. cook in the poconos but it's late november after all as we look at ultimate doppler you can see a clear skies tonight. not much wind so temperatures will be falling. pretty quickly. and during the overnight we'll be in the 20s to the north and west. 30s for the most part to the south and east. 35 in philadelphia. waking up to 30 in trenton. 28 at the bus stop in allentown tomorrow. and wilmington 33. dover 37. coming up we'll talk about how warm it's going to get as the month ends and what december is going to be like. a little bit of a twist here. we'll talk more about that with your seven day forecast. coming up a li

and as my colleagues, two of the betts laid out in this story, they really envision inside of the white house, as they say, as one source says, a long winter. >> julia, do people come away from a session with mueller thinking they've been cleared? >> no. i know people who have gone back for multiple sessions with mueller's investigators, and then they're asked for more documents and more e-mails. just like chuck rosenberg just said, theirs is a very thorough man leading this investigation. and he's going to look under every stone. so a lot of times people will come out thinking, gosh, i've told them everything i know, but there's more. and it's happening in congress, as well. as we know, the senate judiciary committee just this week said they wanted more from jared kushner that he hadn't previously disclosed. so we're seeing threads being pulled here and there's so much more at the end of it, of course this is going to take a long time to play out. >> chuck, what's the chance that for weeks, not months that there's been a stack of donald trump donald trump's tax returns on mueller's des

she was an under stud toy bette midler. she would cry at the drop of a, well -- >> my frankfurt err. my frankfurt err fell. oh, no. >> (crying). >> it was really good. i can't believe that i dropped it. >> so she would cry at anything. except when her grandmother died she didn't cry at all. so it is weirds. >> that is weirds. >> alex toll me today in the 5:00 meeting this morning, that i have a tendency to cry every day on the show. >> yes, i mean, that is long show, four hours, and you find at one point every day to cry. always -- >> i haven't cried today yet. >> you know what? you haven't. >> no, i have not cried. >> we still have an hour left. >> that's true. so, i was noticing on twitter they asked this question, what's the dumbest thing you've ever cried about? one dude said i once cried because i couldn't fit all my things into my bag. that will was a woman. she was trying to pack, going on a trip, i cried because i couldn't fit all my stuff in a bag. you know how you go on a trip and you want everything? >> and just

i strongly believe americans are far bette than they ever would sticking with this old messed up, outdated code. >> chris: i want to turn to a different aspect of this. i talked with a number of top financial analysts this week, none of them said that having a tax cut -- a lot of them supported the idea of a tax cut, but none of them said that having a tax cut that will add one and a half trillion dollars to the national debt, which is what your plan does, that that is good for the economy. >> chairman brady: i tell you what, i disagree here. during the obama administration, they would add wanted to have trillion dollars of deficit every year. that was to grow washington. we are talking about the same amount spread out over a decade to grow the economy and the grow jobs. this is a good investment and in fact if we just grow the economy slightly over the last decade, you would recoup the trillion dollars easily, and if we really recoup all of it, plus more. i will tell you the surest way to guarantee more deficits and more debt is stick with the current tax code, stick with the current econ

weather with darren bett. temperatures are dropping sharply.e western fringes of wales, wintry showers for southern england. 0n the eastern coast we have stronger winds. there is the risk of some icy patches overnight. the lowest temperatures inland where we have the clearest skies, widespread frost, colder than last night, could be down to —6 in some areas. bright and sunny for most of the uk. the far south—west of england, wintry showers driving down on those cold winds and easternmost parts of england and scotland. temperatures between three to5 scotland. temperatures between three to 5 degrees. it'll be a cold day despite the sunshine. a change on friday. a frosty start for many. cloud coming into the west. wintry showers down the eastern side, even across east anglia and the southend —— south—eastern areas. britain offers more money to unblock the brexit negotiations, reportedly as much as 50 billion euros. theresa may makes a surprise visit to baghdad where she spoke about tackling terrorism and also the status of negotiations with the eu

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