but i do with agree with chad.he real question is what happens is less money coming into the treasury, at least initially. i mean, the idea is that there will be more eventually because of jobs. but what do you do about spending, and that is always the rub. soledad: let's talk trade. donald trump has made it clear in a lot of his campaign speeches that he wants to renegotiate or get out of nafta , and also he does not want to expand trade. you have an issue with trump on trade. linda: absolutely. soledad, the biggest threat to the economy that he proposes is in the trade area. people think it would great to punish the chinese or punish the mexicans that take the jobs away from us. but guess who pays for the tariffs? they won't be paid for by the government of mexico or china. they will be paid for by the american consumer. chad: and trade policy is not trade policy that he is talking about, protectionism, is not the way to go for many reasons that linda spoke of. we need to have policies that address concerns of wo

soledad: linda chavez and chad stone, thanks so much. appreciate your insights. >> donald trump once hated the electoral college -- now he tweets it is genius. has another genius idea -- to reduce student debt. plus, students are all uber soledad: it's now a familiar refrain -- america is a divided nation. not just divided, but also angry. there have been protests involving thousands of people in at least 50 cities since the election. what's behind it? many of the president-elect's goals and pronouncements, to be sure, but also his path to the white house. donald trump won the electoral college 290-232. that's 20 more than he needed. but the popular vote tells another story -- it takes a while to get the final tally, and we don't have it yet. but we do know that hillary clinton got at least 1.3 million more individual votes than donald trump. the day, what's behind it, and the chances of changing it, "matter of fact" correspondent liz palka has some answers. liz: on election night, it's all about the results. the oval office, secured sta

chad said the company will give him a new one since he filed a police report. he's decide wlg he'll install it. -- deciding whether he'll up stall it. it records crooks, sure, but it was also the magnet. >> how did he get the video? those cameras link to the owner's cell phone. what the crook is doing with the camera chad says that your guess is as good as his. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> hurry up and wait. that criminal charge for a delay. now it will be pushed back four months the criminal charge coming from court orders he violated in a racial profiling case. he's pleaded not guilty. >>> corruption, conspiracy, some of the words flowing from people in buckeye after a huge spike in their water bills. they confronted the city head on. joe bartels is looking into what is going on. >> steve, some people say their water bills are $900 or more a enough to fill this two gallon bucket more than 27,000 times. why are they being charged so much? >> his yard is brown. he stopped filling his pool, but chad taylor says he's being hosed. >> the equivalent of what

chad robinson: it's not the normal route, but this is a route that more people should be taking. scott: both chad robinson and orkhan patsiyev had eyed four-year colleges, but balked at the price of tuition. what would college have cost you? chad: it probably would've cost me up to between $80,000-$100,000 all together to finish out there. so, not having that on my shoulders is a huge deal. >> going to a four-year college, you have to pay for tuition and it's too much. scott: instead, robinson and patsiyev became apprentices for siemens, which picks up the tab for their degrees, pays for all their books, and gives them paid, on-the-job training. orkhan: this apprenticeship really brings a very, very good opportunity for me to go to college, experience on the job, and then, at the end, have a job. chad: one of my friends, he just graduated college with a four-year degree and now he's working at best buy. striving for. and with us, after we finish our four years with the apprenticeship, we're fully guaranteed a job that's going to make a base salary of $55,000 about, and, i mean, y

chad: one of my friends, he just four-year degree and now he's working at best buy. i mean, that's not where you're striving for. and with us, after we finish our four years with the apprenticeship, we're fully guaranteed a job that's going to make a base salary of $55,000 about, and, i mean, you can't ask for much better than that. scott: apprenticeships are common in germany and northern europe and vocational training used to be the norm in america, too. but in recent decades, a "college for all? mentality has kicked in, financed by cheap loans courtesy of uncle sam. offer a different pathway, from school directly to the workforce. this is a playground for you. roger: oh, absolutely, absolutely. this is like mecca. a lot of students, you know, they're studying geometry and trigonometry and algebra and courses like that, and they're wondering where in the world am i going to use this? we use it here every day. scott: does it seem crazy to you that more companies aren't doing this? roger: it does, very much so. hardly doing this out of the kindness of their heart. th

chad, chad! chad, chad, you can't leave me alone! ? danial oh, danial, it's all over now. there's only one left, one left. help me, help me! ? to the death tree! why do you come here? this is not your place in the jungle. there's no place in the jungle tarzan cannot go, n'gota. now, what dawa do the hebu make in this place? why'd you prepare the tree of death? did i not tell you what would happen to you if any harm came to this girl? you said you would take my spirit in a dark place where there is no air. i was afraid no more. who told you tarzan was dead? oh. well, where did you see me die? it was mistake. what's your name? -m'bolo. -m'bolo. you've made many mistake, m'bolo, many mistakes. truly, you are the lord of the jungle, but in this, we cannot obey you. the ghost of the maguma cries for the blood of his murderer. she is of that blood, she is daughter of mcveigh. how do you know mcveigh killed the maguma? he was seen in the act of murder. m'bolo saw it and told it to us. surely the evil do not believe the word of a liar. did not m'bolo tell you i was dead? is that n

chad underwood says regardless of what lawmakers decide - it's their job to serve. chad underwood 06:05:52:18 "professionally as a police agency, we have an obligation to fulfill all laws made by our legislatures."in des moines, steffi lee, cbs 2 news. the aclu of iowa tells cbs 2 news it is against any legislation calling for increased penalties.the any legislation calling for increased penalties. prosecuted aggressively - premeditated killing or a officer is already first degree murder which carries harshest penalities under iowa laws." in light of recent events, cedar rapids police will hold a community prayer service with a number of area pastors. called "to pray and serve," the event begins this sunday afternoon at three at several locations.if you would like to take part, you can go to the cedar rapids, marion or hiawatha police departments, or to the linn county sheriff's office. a southwest airlines employees is dead tonight after a world airport in oklahoma city. city.cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry is tracking the latest developments at the breaking news d

chad robinson: after we finish our four years with the apprenticeship, we're fully guaranteed a jha make a base salary of $55,000 about, and, i mean, you can't ask for much better than that. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ? sharyl: hello, i'm sharyl attkisson. with half the campaign money of hillary clinton, president-elect donald trump defied democrats, his own party, the media -- and nearly every prediction. we're calling it "the big miss." if the media misread america, there's a reason for the disconnect. in the first post-election poll, "full measure" and rasmussen reports asked, how much do you trust the media coverage this election cycle? over two thirds said not so much. only a third of those surveyed said theha media's coverage of this election. and that says something about our once-trusted institutions -- media and polls. donald trump: i am officially running for president of the united states. [cheering] sharyl: the big miss started from day one. mara liasson: i think this

the camera chad says that your guess is as good as his. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> hurry up and wait. that criminal charge for sheriff joe arp owe. a delay. now it will be pushed back four months the criminal charge coming from court orders he violated in a racial profiling case. he's pleaded not guilty. >>> corruption, conspiracy, some of the words flowing from people in buckeye after a huge spike in their water bills. they confronted the city head on. joe bartels is looking into what is going on. >> steve, some people say their water bills are $900 or more a month. enough to fill this two gallon bucket more than 27,000 times. why are they being charged so much? >> his yard is brown. he stopped filling his pool, hosed. >> the equivalent of what they say we used would be like me dumping the pool three times in 30 days. >> his bill more than $750. that peals in some care son -- paels in compare -- pales in comparison to some. >> the elderly can't pay for medication. there are people who can't give their kids christmas this year. >>

had a platoon a squad with chad, another squad with the congo platoon. i would bounce around and talk to their platoon leaders, of course with the translator. and i would see how my squads were doing, if they were helping anything they needed help with. more of an advisory role to their platoon leaders. and my guys were taking care of. reporter: could you talk about what were some of the challenges? you are working with a lot of different countries as well. can you elaborate on that? >> a great challenge is definitely the translation. especially with our military lingo we like to use a lot committed and always translate over. -- we like to use a lot, it didn't always translate over. how we were able to overcome that is by drawing in the dirt lot of times -- here is what we are trying to say, based on our doctrine, based on your doctrine. we were able to work through problems. a good example, in the warfare school, we had a patrol base. we didn't know what they were talking about. we drew it in the dirt and were able to figure out across the language and

and "action news" reporter, chad pradelli, what is the reaction on the block? >> reporter: jim, as you can imagine there are a number of emotions, a number of disbelieve and worry that more than anything neighbors want more than anything whoever it responsible to be caught. >> the authority left the victim's home with bags and boxes of potential evidence looking for clues in the early morning bombing at 1808 pine street. this rittenhouse neighborhood is stunned by the attack. >> it's scary and shocking. you know i hope he recovered well and i hope they find out who did this. >> molly didn't hear the blast but some neighbors did. police say it sent shrapnel flying damaging appliances in the kitchen and badly injuring the victim's left hand. >> it was so loud i came a half meter up out of the bed. >> investigators spent the day searching for surveillance video and answers. they want to know why a 60-year-old local caterer would be targeted in such a vicious way. >> in the middle of a city like this -- >> pine street was shut down for nearly 12 hours as this inves

we have a report from chad pradelli but first sara bloomquist is at the fern rock transportation center. septa says that picketers are causing disruptions on regional rails. >> reporter: most picket lines are peaceful. but earlier today we saw picketers blocking rail yards. and we learn that a judge granted an injunction that employees can again access regal rail yards and septa expects fewer cancellations but there resit you'll delays and strikers telling "action news" they will stay out here until they get a contract they find acceptable. here at the roberts avenue rail yard in tioga-nicetown, septa workers were blocking the enance to the septa parking lot. they warn that this action will cause problems with regional rail service into the evening hours and in fact that is the case tonight. >> i think we are doing the right thing, i think we are doing the right thing, you know -- close mouth don't get fed. >> most places picket lines were quieter and it's clear that the striking workers are prepared to stay off the job for days. >> we are out here for however long it takes. >> you thin

according to the black hawk county jail - chad bruce's bail is set at three-hundred dollars. we're getting a better idea who may be chosen to serve in donald trump's cabinet. former new york mayor rudy guiliani, has been a reliable trump defender -- he may be under consideration for director of homeland security or attorney general - along with new jersey governor, chris christie. for secretary of state -- former speaker of the house, newt gingrich is a possible choice. retired army general michael flynn for national security advisor. alabama senator jeff sessions, for secretary of defense. r-n-c chairman reince preibus also being named- candidate ben carson -- for possible positions. trump visited our nation's capitol yesterday to start the transition of power. he met with president obama in the oval office at the white house. president obama told the president-elect his administration wants to do everything they can to help trump succeed so the country can succeed. the president- elect also went to capitol hill where he met with house speaker paul ryan. they talked about th

plers hear that stf and love it, don't they, chad? >> they love that ki stuff. when coaches are afraid to take chances, when coaches don't trust their team to go play this game. give us a chance to good out there and win this j.?rsnuball that's would gary kudoes. >> correct dizzy, just season that half a game doesn't matter for the broncos. >> the players union will never go for that, play until everyone dies. >> i think it has to happen. one possession with 1:08 when he has to makepe so it was funny how that -- )6 the broncos seemed a little u?? ill eqedced the clock in overtime. >> and so now a sentence as well. >> broncos lose in overtime. thanks for staying real late. we got flexed too, on brcos >>> ever notice how those or talk to one type of fan, the adult ones? >> victoria sanchez spoke with some die-hard fans who may not be old enough to buy their own ticket but certainly have a good grasp of the game. >> when it comes to football everyone seems to be an expert but we wanted to get the two cents from the smle of fans that often get overlooked in a big cr

. >> chad says he's checked for leaks, looked at nothing seems out of place and he's in the same boat as a lot of other people. >> where does 55,000. i don't have a pool or fountain. >> tonight about 75 people took their sky high bills to the city council. each hand raised a person trying to keep their head above water. >> we will do what's necessary to get to the source of these high water usage situations. >> some say the worries are the city might cut off their water for unpaid bills. now the city has set up a hot line to take complaints and figure out what's going on. that's on our website right now. back to you.

let's bring in chad pergram. that doesn't really fly because had they had the vote today, that they delayed it, does it not say something else? >> if you had the election on thursday, nancy pelosi would be elected leader. this period of time gives somebody else the chance to perhaps get some votes together and maybe pose a challenge to her. i should point out that she faced a challenge after the republican win in 2010 when they claimed the house of representatives in the big wave election. heath schuler the former washington redskins quarterback, north carolina congressman, very conservative democrat, challenged her aechallenge ed her and he got sacked with only 43 votes. nobody be can beat nancy pelosi right now. there is one member who we keep hearing about it, tim ryan, a testimony of northeast ohio. he represents youngstown, steubenvil steubenville, used to be democratic union country and they went for trump. and tim ryan said this morning that if we don't speak to those union voters, we will never get the ho

action news investigative reporter chad joins us tonight and chad more common than many people would. >> been going on a while and some called ate quiet epidemic and our investigation found 3 out of 4 nurses disciplined in pennsylvania are done for drugs or alcohol and over the past 12 months the number has exploded. >> all narcotics are accessible to you easily accessible so if there is an inkling of a bit of addiction it's there and easy. >> reporter: knows the depth of addiction and at her lowest point she was popping 20 pills a day. give me energy and get me through the day and perform my tasks. >> reporter: in the hospital or intensive care unit odds are a nurse is fighting addiction. action news reviewed hundreds of actions of the state board of nurses in the past three years and found 881 violations for drugs or alcohol that is 73% of all actions by the board. our findings uncovered a 28% increase in suspensions over the past 12 months, we found in most cases the drug of choice is painkillers. the nurses were caught either because they were enibriated or stole medication or ca

now chad bruce is left without a place to stay. he's been homeless since may. but he says he's choosing to not seek help at a shelter. shelters-like the salvation army offer both shorr housing to help the homeless get back on their feet. the salvation army says it's a two way street for those seeking help-the homeless have to be willing to follow the rules and regulations. "it's gonna be too cold for abandoned buildings you know, i don't know what i'll do, but something will happen you know. bruce wants to clear the misconception that he's not lazy but instead dealing with a muiltitude of anxiety issues that make it the area-but the problem a lot of these homeless people tell me is that they only allow you to stay for so long. live in waterloo, elizabeth amanieh, news 7 kwwl the salvation army has started their red kettle bell campaign- taking donations to help the homeless. for more information on how to donate-visit kwwl dot com. coming up... the blessing of having a that's what a baby found to be true... the accident that led up to that next and.... car chao

david west, quick hit, chad henson. 70-yard touchdown. bears in business! they were up 7 in the 2nd quarter. stanford knocking at the door. that tied the game at 14. 3rd quarter, christian mccaffrey, and he gone! 90-yard run. 24-14 cardinals. same score later in the quarter. mccaffrey, he's not done! an 11-yard touchdown run. finished with 3 at whiches, big game, stanford record, 284 yards rushing. >>> heater enough to spot air force. 4-point lead, last minute. look what happened. the 1 foot inbounds for the go-ahead touchdown. falcons won 41-38. san jose falls to 3 and 8. >>> 12 rounds, light heavyweight bout with three titles on the line. after a shaky start including ward knocked down to the ground in the 2nd, somehow he came back to win by unanimous decision. 114-113. could have gone either way. some feel the russian champion was robbed. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, kevin durant, warming up in milwaukee... you can hang with him for a while but in the end...durant, corner pocket 3...bang...3 of his 33 points.... dubs u >>> you can hang with him for a while, in t

next question, are your young people, chad, are they finding a way forward? is there a sense of hope in your hallways? >> there is. our students are incredibly resilient. 50% are immigrants and refugees, 50% are born in the u.s. when you have a school where there's over 30 countries represented, over 25 languages spoken among the student population you learn to get along and you realize we're in the struggle together whatever you're going through, i'm with you. even though we don't look alike, we're together because we're trying to create a better world. that's what we do at international community school and i'm glad the students have the support of our staff and each other during this time. >> chad, thank you for all you're doing in atlanta. chad velde-cabrera, appreciate your role. >>> up next, we'll discuss the fear across the country and new reflections from the clinton campai campaign about why she lost. here who's getting a big part of that blame. i'm brooke baldwin, you're watching cnn. we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on

they'll have no interest. >> chad, should the broncos make it happen? >> let's see. we have an older quarterback. >> yep. >> injury concerns. >> yep. >> lack of playoff success. >> yep. >> sounds pretty familiar, doesn't it? >> right, right! [ laughter ] two trips to the super bowl, including one championship, right? >> but numbers, for a team that wants to devote so much money to the defense side of the football, i don't think it fits where they're at right now. and taking that first round pick of lynch and throwing autoway, i don't think that's what they -- throwing eight way, i don't think that's -- away. i don't think they're ready for that right now. >> he's a great guy, but he's not peyton manning. >> right. not at the same level of hearing this. >> i almost chuckled. it was different when peyton manning here. nothing against tim tebow -- a little against tim tebo. right now, trevor siemian is the guy they have faith in. so he's won games for them. he has the broncos in position to do this! even though it's not technically his rookie year, feels like his rookie

who can forget that election that dare with the chads, the dangling chads? >> have we progressed 16 years later and snafus already. >> reporter: for the first time in u.s. history more than 200 million americans have registered to vote in 2016. nearly 100 million are expected to vote today. when you have that many potential voters there's bound to be hiccups. >> this is by it's really important in a bipartisan way people work to resolve all of these differences to make sure every vote gets counted. trump's camp filed a lawsuit saying there were special rules for democrats during the early voting period which could make for a very interesting night in the silver state. so far, there have been reports of minor concerns and irregularities in 19 states. problems from check-ins to machines being done. the onl the commonwealth of pennsylvania is this -- most of the state uses machine ballots only. which to this former election judge and i.t. election can cause an 11th-hour election headache. >> the machines that are paperless have been shown to be completely unrel

the gun and turns out to be not true so be very careful and as chris tin pointed out, the hanging chad situation with bush, don't want a repeat of that. still no new president of the united states so we will be working for you here throughout >>> it is 11:30 in the east. as we look at democracy plaza, nbc news projecting that donald trump is the apparent winner in florida. donald trump the apparent winner in he appears to be winning it, 29 electoral votes. let's show you the vote count right now. as it stands, 49% trump, 48% clinton. that's the vote, current vote count, 96% of the vote in, in florida. we also want to tell you that utah, we're getting a call on utah, the state of utah, the projected winner is donald trump

breaking news on chad tv returns. >> it will be awesome. >> an exclusive sneak peek at tonighh's "big bang theory". >> interesting. very interesting. >>> and dolly parton celebrates 50 years in the spotlight and is >>> just announced today, meryl streep wiil be honored with the p>> you want me? >> yes! >> it wasn't over! >> now that is a kiss! they were all in, and i mean all in last night with their spoof of a sequel to "the notebook." that kiss is still going and going. 23 seconds, to be exact. we actually timed it out and that is not why ryan is in trouble with wife blake lively. kicking off tonight, ryan's baby reveal. >> you have two daughters. >> yeah. >> and a wife at the house. >> yeah. >> a lot of estrogen, you know. bleep ] on my life. >> ryan letting it slip that baby number two is a girl. blake gave birth in september revealed details about the baby including her name, but there is no question he is a doting dad. >> i say to my wife, i can't ever imagine ever loving a second child as much as i love the first. >> right. >> and then that baby comes popping out and i acted li

man from a second story window while putting out the fire in the 110-year old building. 44-year-old chad bruce was arrested for trespassing at the scene. he's out of custody tonight. kwwl's taylor bailey joins us live me the city has recently boarded up the front enterences of this abandoned building, one person telling me that doesn't stop people from going a man--rescued from this burning building. out" the victim--bruce chad--was arrested soon after for trespassing. " they did, they did save someone that was homeless" "it could easily be used for obviously squatters which in this case it was i mean it is other end what could you do about it?" the fire happening just after three in the morning... "i can see flames through a window inside smoke coming out" people who live near by--smelled the smoke "so i walked around my house to make sure it wasn't my house on fire and i was like it seems kind of late for someone to be burning leaves didn't think stand-up " activity at this vacanat appartment building, one employee telling me people just walk by, wave to him and walk inside" those busi

>> after a disastrous appearances on and bachelor in paradise, bad chad is returning to tv. the weightlifting shirtless selfie taking, cold cut enthusiast oklahoma native will try for another shot at love at season two of famously single. >> it will be awesome. >> still ahead, we reveal oprah's favorite things. before you write your christmas list you've got to see our new interview. >> my favorite gift of all time is -- >>> then -- dolly parton on 50 why it's such a big payday to share a picture of her husband. >> it has to be over a million. >> a big bang sneak peek. who just got caught in a lie. >> why are you speaking clingon? >> why are you speaking english? >>> closed captioning provided >>> now a sneak peek at tonight's "big bang theory." someone caught in a lie. >> yeah. [ speaking foreign language ] >> why are you speaking clingon? >> why are you speaking english? penny, do you remember what i taught you? >> about -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> stop that. >> you stop that! [ speaking foreign language ] >> well, no translatton needed here. we all remember oprah

breaking news on bachelor bad boy chad tv returns. >> it will be awesome. >> an exclusive sneak peek at tonight's "big bang theory.? >> interesting. very interesting. >>> and dolly parton celebrates 50 years in the spotlight and is she ready to retire? >>> just announced today, meryl ssreep will be onored with the 2017 cecil b. demille award at sometimes we use k-y ultragel to enhance my body's natural moisture so i can get into it a bit quicker. and when i know she's into it, i get into it and... z25eiz z16fz y25eiy y16fy >>> you want me? >> yes! >> oh, wow! now that is a kiss! ryan reynolds was all in, and i mean all in last night with their spoof that kiss is still going and going. 23 seconds, to be exact. we actually timed it out and that is not why ryan is in trouble with wife blake lively. kicking off tonight, ryan's baby reveal. >> you have two daughters. >> yeah. >> and a wife at the house. >> yeah. >> a lot of estrogen, you know. is spilling the beans. adam levine reveals ellen named their daughter dusty rose. >> i think i had a great name and i texted ellen and i said what

breaking news on chad tv returns. >> it will be awesome. >> an exclusive sneak peek at tonighh's "big bang theory". >> interesting. very interesting. >>> and dolly parton celebrates 50 years in the spotlight and is she they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. >>> just announced today, meryl streep wiil be honored with the >>> just announced today, meryl streep wiil be honored with the 2017 cecil b. demill remember this guy? >>> just announced today, meryl she's the drug company big shot 2017who raised the price of a lifesaving pill by five thousand percent. said he wished he'd raised it more. prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will save c

chad harris / co-owner, oxbay c1 12:25:44 its hurt us more than folks think :47 its hurt us its hurt our sales reps they're not making money its hurt our customers they're not making money off us :54 despite that, chad harris says they've worked out a financial plan and will stay in business. several weeks ago, they held a community sale, putting out many items that were unboxed or damaged . and earning some triangle residents are used to traffic delays on i-40. but getting to and from the interstate is also tough during the morning and evening commute. one major corridor between durham and chapel hill is getting more congested -- and officials say the fixes aren't coming quickly enough. wral's brian shrader looks at the effort to find some solutions sooner. track 1 it's 10 a-m and the morning rush should be over. but on 54 between durham and chapel worries aaron nelson, who runs the chapel hill-carrboro chamber of commerce. 110112 54 is critical, not only to chapel hill, but also to durham and the region track 2 congestion is growing on this link between chapel hill and i-40. the do

. >> reporter: -- before he left the african nation of chad. >> i was born in one of the poorest countries. became a surgeon, dr.er rick atikon learned to live his life through challenges. >> we didn't have electricity. >> reporter: prospects for his future were grim until he found a glimmer of hope. >> there was a contest by the french government in chad for two scholarships for vet school. >> reporter: not only did he win but he went to school and finished ae but during that im, too both his parents died forcing -- during that time, both of his parents died, forcing him to change his plans. >> i came to the u.s. to see what was possible here. >> reporter: he came to his uncle in denver. >> i realized, oh, i can't even make a sentence. >> reporter: with no english skills, his uncle told him to give up his dream of being a vet here. >> i couldn't spoke the >> reporter: in six months, he taught himself english and found his way to deercreek animal hospital in littleton where he was given a chance. >> he would be all day, late at night making sure he learned everything he could learn from us

chad perdelli found some troubling numbers be see how the city stacks up with others across the state. >> you come out here for the safety of our children if nothing else. >> reporter: watch chads' exclusive investigation at 11:00 p.m. tonight. >>> morning buzz is next. >> breaking overnight, police are on the scene of a homicide investigation in mercer county, new jersey, we'll have a live report at 5 can 30. first up what's coming up on "good morning america." >> reporter: in this morning's "g.m.a." first look. jason and melissaister disappeared. the family van got stuck in mud. >> spent the night on the side of road after i made a shelter. thursday morning, they heard on the radio that people were out searching for them. they ran into a local hunter who called 911. >> they are dehydrated? >> yeah. they look pretty good, really. >> reporter: this morning, the family of four is waking up at home, healthy and thankful. >> everybody is good, god is great, and happy to be alive. >> reporter: we'll have more on their harrowing ordeal at 7:00 a.m. with your "g.m.a." first look, i'm kneel

breaking news on chad tv returns. >> it will be awesome. >> an exclusive sneak peek at tonighh's "big bang theory". >> interesting. very interesting. >>> and dolly parton celebrates 50 years in the spotlight and is streep wiil be honored with the 2017 cecil b. demille kathy: it goes by so fast. kate: one day you're a kid - and the next... kelly: ...you're raising your own little girl. kelly: growing up, i watched my mom work so hard. through challenges and struggles, she made our lives better. she's my inspiration in the senate - whether strengthening social security or medicare, protecting our environment, or helping make college more affordable... she taught me that with hard work... kate: you can do anything? too. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, and i approved that message. p>> you want me? >> yes! >> it wasn't over! >> oh, wow! now that is a kiss! they were all in, and i mean all in last night with their spoof of a sequel to that kiss is still going and going. 23 seconds, to be exact. we actually timed it out and that is not why ryan is in trouble with wife blake lively. kicking off toni