like, i feel i should have kind of went with bianca.ht thing. >> that's very brave of you to say that. >> wow, that's mature actually. >> it takes a lot of courage. >> reporter: when it comes to cyberbullying, wiseman says it's not enough for parents to simply tell kids, "be nice." they need to be taught exactly what to do. >> i want you to think about what's a short thing you would say online. not something you would say, like, in person, you know, because they're different. so when you're online, you need to say something short, like, that stops it, right? >> like -- >> so what do you wanna do? >> that's not funny. >> all right. >> or, like, you know, "just stop." >> i think "not funny" and "stop" are both good because there's nowhere to go from there. >> do you feel like you learned a lot from this? >> yes. >> yes. >> reporter: and so did their parents. >> it was a good learning experience. i think you made some very good points about how there is going to be conflict, there are difficult things we have to deal with in life. and that

darin and bianca, welcome aboard. let me give you some advice.imate our champion rob. he is a very sharp, soft-spoken gentleman. okay, good luck to you. here we go. let's find out what the categories are, shall we? that's good. followed by... e-t coming up in each correct response. we'll deal with... and finally... rob. female novelists, $200. bianca. who is agatha christie? correct. "et"ymology for $200. rob. what is etiquette? good. female novelists, $400.

bianca is joining us from new hampshire. caller: i would like to know -- husband's world war ii jacket, and eisenhower jacket, with all these ornaments. i do not know if you are interested or if you have enough of those. mr. czekanski: it would depend on what unit he served in. in order to represent everybody, we do have a space consideration for storage and exhibits. we take up to four uniforms from every division. we would have to know what division he served in, and check our inventory to see how we are represented in that. i would encourage you to contact the e-mail address on our website for artifact donations. host: are you still with us? caller: i'm not good with the computer. mr. czekanski: there is in a -- if a number. you can call. host: i'm assuming your husband has since passed away? caller: pardon me? host: i'm assuming your husband has passed away. caller: he passed away 21 years ago. host: what did he tell you about world war ii? caller: he was in naples, that's where i met him. naples was nothing but a big, m

bianca johnson, director of the shelter, says money will help around 200 women and children in need. >>> meanwhile philadelphia flyers are helping to make one child's dream come true. >> sports director don bellies here to tell us all bit. >> special day for sure, watching on tv is one thing, watching in person is an entirelitive rent story. flyers made today a special day for a boy battling a debilitating disorder. liam is a long way away from his home state of wisconsin. so what brings this eight year-old to voorhees, new jersey, an opportunity of a life time. he has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy and he exhibits his bravery on a daily basis but on this day he had a chance to show it on the ice. liam made a wish to meet and skate with the flyers, especially forward jake voracek. >> there is a lot of things he cannot do but being on the ice makes it universal. everybody can enjoy it. our family is a huge flyers fan. everyone plays hockey. this is a big deal to have a hockey experience. >> reporter: with his two brothers by him side, li theam joined voracek on the ice and was tre

there's bianca, our food stylist. let's put it out again and raise more money for salvation army by add being 24 new pages. and a memorial to frank at the end as well. so every penny, again, everybody, it goes to the salvation army, one of the greatest organizations. it's been around since the 1800s. you know your money's going to go to help people. so if you'd like to get this for yourself or as a christmas present, please go to good gifts.org. >> it's a great, great book. and there are recipes in there that you will want to use for thanksgiving or christmas. the best recipes from regis's wife joy, from different people. i even have a recipe in there. god knows how it got in. it only has two ingredients, i promise, you'll make it in five seconds. >> and this sold out last year. people really wanted it and missed their chance. year. >> as you know, it was a big news event today, charlie sheen came on the morning show, sat down with matt lauer and addressed reports that he is hiv positive. >> we want you warn you, too,

. >> and it is bianca who has an appetizer four pigs in the blanket or four deviled eggs. lower in calories. meredith? >> eggs. >> no. th >> that is what i said. >> no, you said the eggs. >> and the pigs in the blanket are little thing, and 140 versus 240 of the eggs and it may sound healthier, but you can count them in half by serving two. so 140 for four. >> aren't eggs better for you? >> well, sometimes they r but mayonnaise and you are thinking, i would love a pig in the blanket and one of those instead of saying that the eggs are better, and it is more about what you want to indulge in. and making smart choices. >> and who is at the door? >> it is joseph with one of the favorite side dishes. >> it is a half cup of the green bean casserole and the fried onion and that is go ing to be sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top. >> and clearly it is the one you don't think, so it is the yams, the sweet potatoes. >> no, the green beans. >> i thought it was the whole marshmallow thing. >> and very honest with you, but have a modest serving, because it is 100 calories, but reg

. >> it's bianca who has an appetizer, four little pigs in blankets or four devilled eggs. which is lower in calories? >> the eggs. >> no, it is the pigs in the blanket. >> i think i said that. >> no, you said the eggs. the pigs in blankets, we think they're little bitsy thingsgs 140 calories versus 240 in the eggs. but you can cut the calories in half by eating two. a serving is four. 140 for the whole plate? >> they're better for you? >> sometimes they are, but it's the holiliys, you're thinking, i'd love a pig in blanket, it's more about what do you want to indulge in. >> who's at the door now? [ doorbell ] . >> it's yosef with favorite side a half cup o green bean casserole and sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top. which is lower in calories. >> it's the yams. >> oh, no! it's green beans. ihought it was the marshmallows. >> no, i'm very honest with this. if you have a modest serving, because it's 100 calories for the green beans. you can eat regular steamed green beans at 15, but that's no fun for a lot of people. >> you think they're staying for dinner? >> i hope s

did is a that they asked us if f would put it out again and i said if we put it out again, there is bianca who is the food stylist, and i said, let's put it out again and raise more money to the salvation army by adding 24 new page ss and memorial to frank at the end as well. so every penny, again, it goes to salvation army and one of the greatest organizations and around for hundreds of years, and you know that the money is going for something good. if you would like to g this f yourself or as a christmas present go the good gifts.org. >> yes, and there are recipes that you want to use for thanksgiving and christmas and wife joy and i have a recipe in there and god knows how it got mine. e that hody knows how >> two ingredients. >> and it sold out so fast last year, and they wanted it and missed it, so please, don't miss out this year. >> yes, as you know, it with bause big news event todayt ta "today" show as charlie sheen came down and sat down with matt lauer to address that he is hiv positive. >> and if you have small children, we are going to be discussing some adult themes so you mi

thanks to him is representative jason bianca, a republican from dallas really was 1st elected in 2012ving on a business and and industry and economics and small business development committees. next to him a state representative, elected here in austin in 2014 and has had about four elections since then. one special election to replace the previous district. a long history in texas politics. worked for former governor ann richards and currently serves on the election committee and last but not least we have secretary of state, current secretary of state, one of governor abbots 1st appointments when he was elected. the former democrat before switching to the republican side. he was elected commissioner and later became the county judge. thank you all for being here. we appreciate it. they have done several iterations of this panel. leading into the 2014 gubernatorial2014 gubernatorial elections, but this year we have a presidential coming up. on the republican side, you asked me year ago, with my 1st question be about donald trump, i would not have believed you. we have a very crowdeda

year-old lynnette alice fromme, one of the earliest followers of charles manson involved in the tate la biancahe same time gerald ford becomes president, charlie writes he has new rules. they want to do one big thing that's going to get the nation's attention back on charlie. so squeaky, wearing a red robe, comes up to the president of the united states with a big gun, points the gun in his face. the secret servicemen wrestle her to the ground and squeaky's first words were, can you believe the gun didn't go off? >> following your own close brush with death in sacramento i wonder if this has convinced you all that we need tough gun legislation in this country? >> i prefer to go after the person who uses the gun for an illegal or criminal purpose. that to me is a far better approach than the one where you require registration of the individual or the gun. >> just minutes after making those statements, gerald ford walked in to the street and heard the sound of gunfire. >> my god, there's been a shot! there's been a shot. they're being pushed back by the police. somebody has fired a shot here. we

is young lady on the local music scene, rocky had adrian back in the day, adonis find strength in bianca who is dealing with her own issues and a local sing shore reminded me of philly girl jill scott. >> i'm so happy, because she is someone i look to and figure out my voice, tone and luckily, philly has such a rich musical history that there were so many resources. >> reporter: a philly film with a philly feel based on the life and times of the philly film icon, and the man who helped him start it all, apollo creed. how proud are you of this. >> it is hard to say, ukee, we just finish it, but i'm extremely proud of, you know, what they did, at this point, i had a chance to step back and look at it. i feel so connect to it. i feel like i'm's still working on it. >> i like what i see. >> appreciate that. >> every move that i make, every punch that i throw, it all compares to him. you are apollo creed's son so use the name. >> i believe a few late night screenings around the country tonight but opens up wide tomorrow. >> we have been waiting for this a long time. >> very good, i even eyed

we have ariel burrell and bianca lion who won america's got talent. >> all local talent and this year'srand marshal is delran native and world cup champion carly lloyd. it is a jam packed program and of course it all comes to a close with these super stars, the grand finale starring santa and mrs. claus and our coverage of the 96th annual parade begins at 8:30 right here on 6abc hosted by rick williams and cecily tynan and of course karen rogers meteorologist adam joseph and i will be there handing out doughnuts and coffee. >> let us know where you will be. >> tweet us. we'll come find you. >> alicia thank you. >>> everyone talking about the weather. it is a big holiday and of course thanksgiving and parade coming up. >> shaping up to be pretty nice for all of it. meteorologist adam joseph standing by with the word. >> a winner. we get started on the cool side but we'll warm it up as we head towards wednesday thursday and even for the shoppers here on friday. as we look at sky6 live right now we can kind of see those casting shadows as that sun is so low on the horizon as it's setting n

bianca. >> thank you for hhs for having me here. i'm happy to be here.kaiser recent polling on prescription drugs and prescription drug pricing really stems from a question that we asked back in april and we asked about more than ten different health policy issues and whether they should be a priority for the congress and president moving forward. this is ten different topics, more than ten different topics coveraging a range of issues and policy. what we found that making sure that high-cost drugs were available with people with chronic conditions and affordable to those who need them. this ranked number one. ranked number one across parties. most americans were saying that this should be a priority for the president and congress moving forward. the other thing that ranked second was government access to lower prescription drug prices, again, these two items that were relate today prescription drugs came above a number of other health policy issues related to the aca and consumer protections like network protections or increased transparency in health p

bianca dijulio is with us, the associate director for public opinion and survey research at the kaiseramily foundation. next is lisa gill who is drunk editor from consumer reports and right next at the end i should say is debra whitman, chief policy officer from aarp. we test each of these folks to tell us a little bit of the perspective from the organization, or in heather's case from her experience as a patient and then highlight if they would the top challenge of the top opportunity over individuals as patient and her pulse as we work our way through these issues. so heather wheeler begin with you. tell us a bit of your store and then give us a sense of how you see the opportunities and the challenges. >> to begin with, kind of a shadow to the hhs staff. i started my career many years ago. haven't been in this building and decades. it's still the same so kind of interesting to be back. under very different circumstances because asses mention i'm representing my so. i may be the only person in the room wa who is representing himf which is a lot easier on the one hand and harder on th