birthdate, november 3rd, 1933. uh, measurements, same as ken doll. [ laughter ] [ applause ] turn ons, taking only nine items through the ten item or less lane. [ laughter ] wildest fantasy, mixing rice crispies in with my corn flakes. my most annoying habit, the answer was, "what do you mean by that?" [ laughter ] favorite book, "the one "i'm standing on." [ laughter ] [ applause ] hidden talents, plays trumpet, sang in college chorus, one time dancing partner of anthony quinn. [ laughter ] it was over the greek. [ laughter ] turn offs, [ laughter ] favorite fantasy-- this is interesting. a grown man. "just before i climb into bed, "i would put the left shoe tree "in my right shoe, "and the right shoe tree "in the left shoe." [ laughter ] we all have-- we all have our little peccadillos, don't we. here's one featuring lloyd benson. [ laughter ] boy, there's lloyd. [ laughter ] okay, let's see. let's see. birthdate, february 11th, 1921. uh, measurements, 97-27-27 when i'm wearing the big hat. [ laughter ] favorite

birthdate, november 3rd, 1933. uh, measurements, same as ken doll. [ laughter ] [ applause ] turn ons, taking only nine items through the ten item or less lane. [ laughter ] wildest fantasy, mixing rice crispies in with my corn flakes. [ laughter ] the answer was, "what do you mean by that?" [ laughter ] favorite book, "the one "i'm standing on." [ laughter ] [ applause ]

birthdate, november 3rd, 1933. uh, measurements, same as ken doll. [ laughter ] [ applause ] turn ons, taking only nine items through the ten item or less lane. [ laughter ] wildest fantasy, mixing rice crispies in with my corn flakes. [ laughter ] the answer was, "what do you mean by that?" [ laughter ] favorite book, "the one "i'm standing on." [ laughter ] [ applause ] hidden talents, plays trumpet, sang in college chorus, one time dancing partner of anthony quinn. [ laughter ] it was over the greek. [ laughter ] turn offs, restaurants that don't honor [ laughter ] favorite fantasy-- this is interesting. a grown man. "just before i climb into bed, "i would put the left shoe tree "in my right shoe, "and the right shoe tree "in the left shoe." [ laughter ] we all have-- we all have our little peccadillos, don't we. here's one featuring lloyd benson. [ laughter ] boy, there's lloyd. [ laughter ] okay, let's see. let's see. birthdate, february 11th, 1921. uh, measurements, 97-27-27 when i'm wearing the big hat. [ la

: >> "because of a young age, many of them were unable to spell their names, did not know their birthdates, or even their parents' names. several said 'mama' when asked what their name was." ((brian loftus)) >> 24 year old driver johnthany walker was arrested by police yesterday. in april walker got his bus drivers license. in september he was involved in a minor bus crash. however no one was hurt in that incident. walker is facing with five reckless endangerment -- and reckless driving charges. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> president-elect donald trump is inching closer to naming more cabinet picks.... now the president elect is considering ben carson for a post at housing and urban development... (ben carson) >> i would say that was one of the offers that's on the table.// it certainly is something that has been a long-term interest of mine." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> the president elect also reversed himself on some controversial campaign positions yesterday. trump - telling the new york times tuesday tt want to "hurt the clintons." trump also rejected the scientific consensus that humans play a

pediatric emergency room physician: "because of a young age, many of them were unable to spell birthdates, or even their parents' names. several said 'mama' when asked what their name was." the horrific details just keep coming in that deadly school bus crash in tennessee. children are telling investigators the driver -- you see behind me -- asked the kids if they were ready to die, moments before the crash. and authorities are now revealing johnthony walker was involved in another bus accid this morning more parents are coming forward saying they've complained about the driver before. 1:12 sot stephanie griffith: "he's had mulitple complaints about his driving. kerley: "driving too fast?" griffith: "driving too fast." five children died in monday's crash....12 others are still in the hospital. right now -- one person is dead after being shot near twain and nellis.... and the shooter is still on the run. it happened around 7 last night. shot lying in the street witnesses say they heard just one gun shot. two good samaritans performed c-p-r on the man until first responders arrived and too

aside from the name the all-inclusive deputies have our birthdates, which was in 1986. for fox sake of it i and had no luck with that as well. >> investigators say the most important thing for them right now is to get the turn back to the family. they want it back in the proper hands and they' a who might have any information about this 11 -year-old are possible relative to go ahead and give them a call. >> the lisbeth, thank you. cleveland police have recovered a call that the stolen with the young child inside of it. it happened near east 55th and broadway. the job then it took off and moments later letting the seven -year-old girl out. police say that he stole cash from the mother's purse but her credit cards were still inside the car. james allen was 44 years old when he was found murdered inside his adult books or where he worked in 1981. the attorney general says that the cash register was empty but is not convinced this was a robbery. if you anything clear as to cal place. three suspects accused of a series of a team smashing grab' facing a judge today along with

physician: "because of a young age, many of them were unable to spell their names, did not know their birthdates, or even their parents' names. several said 'mama' when asked what their name was." police arrested the driver johnthany walker. in april walker got his bus drivers license. in september he was involved in a minor bus crash. no one was hurt in that incident. a drastic difference to monday's crash. counts of vehicular homicide -- reckless endangerment -- and reckless driving. crash survivor: "he wasn't paying attention. he was going real fast. and he had hit a garbage bag and he hit a mailbox and then we flipped over and hit a tree real hard." as the investigation continues into what caused the deadly crash parent to mourn the loss of a child. there are no words that can reporting. we are getting new video in of the distruction in aleppo... ....and i have to warn you - it is graphic. this is the white helmets - rescuing a young girl - who was trapped inside a destroyed it looks like, she can barely even hold her head up as they're carrying her. the syrian regime has been eastern aleppo

physician: "because of a young age, many of them were unable to spell their names, did not know their birthdates, or even their parents' names. several said 'mama' when asked what their name was." reckless endangerment -- and reckless driving. time now is x:xx --- actress jennifer aniston is like many of us.. in a new interview...aniston admits to binge watching episodes of friends. but she also reveals something the cast didn't like about the show. greg adlibs pollen count this morning, we are asking you this morning, we are asking you to donate a new unwrapped toy during our 13 days of giving campaign. you'll find donation bins a complete list of locations is on our website on friday, we'll be live at n- h-p's southern command--- so come say hi and bring a toy. the las vegas rescue mission will give away all the gifts. findlay toyota, nevada coin the 13 days of giving. high pressure holds for today and bring a little wind with it! mainly sunny skies with highs ranging between 65 and 70 degrees will be common along with winds between 10 and 20 mph with an occasional gust around 25 mph. mainly s

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our kids know the birthdate of america as july 4, 1776 and we all think of this republic as being inaugurated in 1788 or 1789 but europeans at that time saw us as religious zealots on the frontier of the earth and the british had just been distracted by having a drunk, crazy king, prussian soldiers that did not want to fight, and distraction with battle with france. it was not until the war of 1812 that brits and europeans come to think of us as truly independent. and so we win our independence in the 18-teens, for ideological reasons, for ideological regions -- reasons for intellectual , reasons, for philosophical reasons. think about margaret thatcher's great line that european nations are born of history but america is the only nation born of a philosophy. by the 1830's, there is a thriving economy here. there is a market revolution. a putting out revolution. the ways goods are being produced in more specialized ways. there is a canal revolution. a railroad revolution. and europeans cannot make any sense about why this is happening. and so tocqueville comes here as a travel reporter to wri

our kids know the birthdate of america as july 4, 1776 and we all think of this republic as being inaugurated in 1788 or 1789 but europeans at that time saw us as religious zealots on the frontier of the earth and the british had just been distracted by having a drunk, crazy king, prussian soldiers that did not want to fight, and distraction with battle with france. it was not until the war of 1812 that brits and europeans come to think of us as truly independent. and so we win our independence in the 18-teens, for ideological reasons, for ideological regions -- reasons for intellectual , reasons, for philosophical reasons. think about margaret thatcher's great line that european nations are born of history but america is the only nation born of a philosophy. by the 1830's, there is a thriving economy here. there is a market revolution. a putting out revolution. the ways goods are being produced in more specialized ways. there is a canal revolution. a railroad revolution. and europeans cannot make any sense about why this is happening. and so tocqueville comes here as a travel reporter to wri