mason crosby the 3 guys still on the team from that day." "wind is what you are watching for and especially being down there next to the lake, that's really where the challenge was, that was the challenge that day in 07. and when you get those gusts that are up 20, 25 above and north football moving, the snap from center in the gun, all those things factor." "the packers are aware of the weather forecast, they also know the football forecast they have to win to keep their playoff hopes legitimately alive. outside lambeau field tim van vooren, fox 6 sports. you can see the packers and bears right here on fox 6 followed by complete post game coverage as tim and brandon cruz will be live from soldier field. then they'll wrap it all up on the fox 6 sports blitz sunday night at time to find out who's turning six.... we're wishing marshong in milwaukee a happy sixth birthday!

plus, why mason crosby never doubted aaron rodgers' prediction that the packers would run the table. that is in our exclusive one-on-one. and, how this sophomore is trying to show the badgers that he can do more than dunk the ball. dan needles is in next with big 12 sports. as we go to break, a look at tonight's winning lottery announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: after losing their fourth straight game on november 20, the packers chances of winning the division title were just 2%, now, after three straight wins, they have a 23% chance of winning the nfc north, and a 38% chance to make the playoffs. 12 sports stephen watson has our exclusive one-on-one with packers kicker mason crosby. stephen: will win aaron rodgers made that comment about running the table, did all of you buy into it or think it would he a reality and what it could be in three games? >> i think all of us in the locker room felt the same way. aaron there and the face of the team. he said what we were all thinking, that we were getting some guys back. we were right there. it was the feeling of we need

here's stephen watson with packers kicker mason crosby. stephen: you have known aaron rodgers may be as long as anyone goes out and has a performance like he did on two injured legs? >> he is special. the things he is able to do. it is a team game. the line has been protecting. a great passion rush, a great defense, the way they are protected come his elusiveness in the pocket and finding receivers. putting in that work on and off the field, and i think guys respect that and look at that in say, man, look at our leader there, he is grinding, making sure he is able to play on sunday even when he is not fully healthy. dan: thank you, stephen. the bucks have dropped under .500, and into last place after losing their last three games. the bucks and bulls play back-to-back games this week, thursday in milwaukee, then friday in chicago. the 14th-ranked badgers host green bay tomorrow. marquette, when they held the golden eagles to just ten points in the first 12 minutes of the second half, an effort they can build on. >> 100% stops. you get 20,

she has number 87, crosby's jersey. as soon as they tried taking it away from her, she starts crying. >> can i have it? okay. >> at least she's just crying, though. any time a hockey jersey is pulled off, it's followed by punches. >> does she have a sippy cup? >> that would be great. dad is so happy. >> not only did he share it with family and friends, he also tagged the penguins, who also retweeted it. people are loving this little girl. this next one is also just as precious. i don't know why dad has the thing they have to get in the box as the cat's getting comfortable, finding the perfect way to get in there. kid cries and it works. >> child's favorite toy. >> pretty much all the cat wants, too. >> this kid michael gets in the box. maybe he's having an identity crisis. >> everybody please look at the background. the cat is giving that -- >> i will kill you later. >> even the side eye as he goes back. >> yes. >>> things get dramatic at the store when a man walks in and starts waving a handgun around. see why what hap

. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ >> crosby debuted the song white christmas on december 25th, the, you guessed it, nbc radio network. one of the many traditions of christmas culture. ace collins is the author of the most wonderful time of the year. he joins me to talk about the unknown stories. >> you can trace the dna to the king who developed to the children. they weren't supposed to come out until june and because of america's entry into world war ii. bing crosby debuted it to kind of serve as a way to encourage people to believe that there would still be christmas and still be peace on earth. there are so many different years and not knowing what's coming home. >> there is a clip of have yourself a merry little christmas. how can i not. take a listen to this. ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ let your heart be light ♪ next year all -- >> it's from meet me in st. louis. the lyrics are uifts and sentimental. they didn't start that way. >> you heard the lyrics about next year. the original lyrics that judy garland refused to record said this may be christmas last,

. >> greg crosby is a wyoming rancher with about 1,000 head of cattle.t has been a bad year for all farm commodities. most are below break even because globally there's just a glut of everything, and as you mentioned, the strong dollar too. now, crosby's losses are offset by exports. exports at about $200 per animal. many in agriculture like him are concerned the incoming administration could trigger a trade war even maybe make changes to nafta. >> i am encouraged by the signs that i see that they are -- they are focussing on deregulation because deregulation reduces our costs of production and makes us more competitive with the rest of the world. >> now, cattle futures have started to bounce back even though they're still low, but it remains bad news for grains. especially corn and wheat. soybeans are doing a little better, but that's thanks, in part, to chinese buying. trump has yet to name an agriculture secretary nominee. it's one big hole left in his cabinet, and that's very interesting. is it going to be someone who is going to want to crack down o

to pittsburgh where the penguins' sydney crosby bats a deflected puck out of midair into the back ofsec, amazing. crosby's league-leading 21st goal of the season, just one of the seven pittsburgh scored in last night's shutout win against arizona. i really like that shot there. >> yeah, that was good. also that slam not. >> not slam. >> the baseball guys, i mean, how old are they? i mean, frat boys? >> that was a good thing to get ratified. >> yeah, i think so too. >>> still ahead, quest diagnostics, a medical lab company, says the personal health information of thousands of customers may have been exposed in a new hack. >>> the syrian regime has extended its grip on aleppo, capturing a major district from rebel fighters. ♪ this holiday, the real gift isn't what's inside the box... it's what's inside the person who opens it. give your loved ones ancestrydna, the simple dna test that can tell them where they came from -by revealing their ethnic mix. you'll save 10%-and they'll have a new story to tell. order now at ancestrydna.com and save 10%. what's the best way to get v8 or a fancy

sidney crosby acknowledged that he had given young women drugs and alcohol. >> this weekend's nobel prize banquet will not be attended by bob dylan. he has been silent since awarded the nobel prize. officials said he feels need. he sited pre-existing commitments. instead patti smith will sing "a hard rain's agonna fall." >>> last week drunk drives threaten with nickel back music by police officers. the officer is apologising to the band and public saying i was accused of making light of i as a police officer and every police officer before me know well, the catastrophic devastation can create. the initial post has been revolved. >> this is set to lead to a large numbers of officers. 199 officers were eligible for retirement. next year it sits at 1186789 they spent time with new recruits ready to fill >> reporter: the next wave of potential police officers stood before the major and chief ready to protect and serve. >> i always uphold the constitution. >> reporter: 58 recruits. 46 men and 12 women. >> what he always wanted to do... >> alicia was here to support her younger brother, michael

nick crosby in the penguins hosting the bruins. bruins up 1-pharaoh. one, leaving the third, the pack wrapped around scores the goal. we had over time. scores the winning game winner and the peds take it for-3. lauren: most of them voted for donald trump. -- hillary clinton. >> anything we can do to help this go, we will do this for you. lauren: we will have that story pizza feature might be you right now. amazon and its first ever drug delivery. you are watching "fbn:am." you'll even get the samsung galaxy s7, the pixel phone by google, or the motoz droid for only $10 per month. hurry, these offers end soon. get the best deals and the best network, only on verizon. nicole: yahoo! had led the world's hack attack ever. a million user accounts compromised marissa mayer's plans to be bought by verizon. good morning. i am lauren simonetti. >> i'm missing at least three rate hikes next year. 118 points after the first rate hike in a year. shrugging it off a little bit. dow futures of 42. s&p futures yellen. >> ignatius touts are mostly lower following the a

how about a couple of bars every bing crosby to slows my shot? >> i'm dreaming after white christmas ♪ >> i feel like i'm in song today. >> really? >> let me tell you this. this is a story we first told you about lags night, chester firefighters fighting a serious bed bug problem in the firehouse. once bed bugs get in, they can be hard to get rid of. >> jenny joyce in chester on the bed bug, have you her bed bugs? >> i have no. have you? >> no. but i remember about five years ago, there was a bed bug infestation in new york city. so you really couldn't go to just about any hotel. >> wow. >> and, yes. >> once you get there, they stay, then they can spread easily? >> you can't see them, right, jenny joyce? you mention trying to fight fires, have bed bugs biting you? here's jenny. >> last thing these firefighters opportunity think about, should have to think about, here, so we do know two firefighters start today discover some bites on them. about a week or so ago, and they did report it to headquarters, apparently headquarters handed them a can of

mason crosby the 3 guys still on the team from that day." "wind is what you are watching for and especially being down there next to the lake, that's really where the challenge was, that was the challenge that day in 07. and when you get those gusts that are up 20, 25 above and north of that so. that's where the football moving, the snap from "the packers are aware of the weather forecast, they also know the football forecast they have to win to keep their playoff hopes legitimately alive. outside lambeau field tim van vooren, fox 6 sports. you can see the packers and bears right here on fox 6 followed by complete post game coverage as tim and brandon cruz will be live from soldier field.th up on the fox 6 sports blitz sunday night at 10:35. an upscale shoe company based in our area has new owners... up next... what the sale of "allen edmonds" means for workers in port washington. plus... m-p-s officials are hoping to change the school schedule in milwaukee to start classes earlier in the year... the adjustments being made to no more games,

. >> any sticking points, maybe an old crosby, stills and nash album? no?none. >> you know, we figured out that we didn't care about the stuff. >> just things. this girl and her sister, who's not here, are the most important things to us. >> reporter: kids are often collateral divorce damage. remember this canadian kid in the viral video telling us what kids of divorce really want? >> i want you, mom, my dad, everyone, to be friends. i want everyone to be smiling. not like being mad. >> did you enjoy the party? >> yeah, i thought it was really fun. >> bittersweet at all? >> no. >> your parents are getting divorced. >> i didn't feel sad daat all. i thought it was fun. >> it is healthier for the kids if the kids can feel they have two parents who are good people but for whatever reason just couldn't live together anymore. >> i love the idea of the party. i think it was a good way to show everyone that no matter what, even if they're divorced, we're still a family and nothing has really changed. >> we have two beautiful, smart daughters, we have a good sense o

coming up in our next half hour, our exclusive one-on-one with packers kicker mason crosby. joyce: we will send good thoughts to phoenix too. thank you, dan. finding a warm place to go during our frigid temperatures. coming up, the local church that's already had to turn people away, and where to turn and today's big story, president elect donald trump was in west allis tonight. john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass.

explains, she's responding to claims she duped prosecutors into believing the accusations against crosby. >> ready for trial? >> reporter: a laugh from bill cosby at the end of a two-day hearing where prosecutors tried to convince a judge that 13 accusers should be heard as cosby's sexual assault trial next year. >> they showed great courage. >> reporter: the judge gave no timetable for when he would make a decision. says cosby is only charged in one case, not 13. >> the idea of those other cases being brought into this case is an absolute travesty of justice. >> reporter: the argument turned to the focus on someone watching but not participating in court-high-profile lawyer gloria allred. >> she had a hand in crafting some of the stories that the women have shared and that the prosecution embraced them. >> reporter: allred represents many of the cosby accusers. >> if you don't have the facts, then you attack either the victim or other lawyers or both. >> reporter: she brushed off the claims this was all a scheme about money and rejected criticism of her counsel to many of the women accu

. >> reporter: adrian crosby attended the same school district. he's autistic and at 13 he was also arrested at school after etching his initials onto a sidewalk. adrian washed it off with soap and water, but much harder to erase was the impact. >> i thought maybe someone would look at it and say, oh, look, a legend, or look, a legend. this is so cool. a legend was at this school. but then they called me to the office and said, hey, you did something wrong. i think we have to call the cops on you now. >> reporter: adrian wasn't happened cuffed, but hwas cited for vandalism officially giving him a criminal record. his school district san jose unified regularly has officers on campus. but we learned school officials have no written policy detailing how those officers should be used. why not put that in writing? >> it's just something we haven't put into writing. >> reporter: he over sees discipline for that school district. earlier this year he told us his schools only use officers when it's appropriate. even though there's no written policy to expl

. >> reporter: crosby says exports add on average $200 to every animal. agriculture incoming president may trigger a trade war, ag is one industry that usually has a trade surplus, and much of rural america does not want that trade messed with. not even with nafta. >> if we can focus on deregulation and not protectionism, then we are in a good position. >> reporter: but there's another issue for agriculture and many other industries about a trump economy. the impact of a strong dollar. >> the strong dollar actually has hurt our exports. and that is a concern. >> reporter: they're all watching to see who will be donald trump's agriculture secretary. a decision the incoming president has not yet made. will that new secretary want to cut price supports? will the new administration cut mandatory levels of ethanol use? one lar corn producer said, quote, the farm states put trump over the top. you could say trump owes us. for "nightly business report," jane wells, cowley, wyoming. >>> beautiful country out there. to read more about what farmers would like the i

i'm dreaming of a white christmas" >> bing crosby. i had a version of it that would have been nice if you had chosen it but anyway -- >> and this -- ? silent night, holy night ? >> kelly clarkson. >> where are y'all working in the new year? >> funny. i'm the one who's not going to be here! you guys. this is really big news for households across the world because it's a very successful product. >> if you have a cuisinart, look at the date that you bought this thing. the u.s. consumer products safety commission is recalling 8 million cuisinart food processors. listen, they were bought from '96 to 2015. chances are the one you have in your cabinet may be one of them. here's what they say -- >> you guys probably have one, riveted blade that can crack over time and small little metal pieces and fragments have broken off in the process and end up in the food. and it's caused lacerations in mouths, things like that. >> and livers. >> 69 cases ofnjuries of mouth anteeth. so they say contact cuisinart and they will replace the blade. >> oh. yo

my favorite part, one of the kids, he said so are you and crosby he said we're best friends.e hang out and sleep over at each other's houses. >> the kids say i'm not feeling it. >> he probably did on the inside. >> >>> tonight, new arms race. donald trump says the u.s. should strengthen and expand its nuclear capability, on the same day vladimir putin calls for an escalation in russia. >>> and tense moments for ivanka trump aboard a plane. >>> moment of terror. new images from the instant a truck plowed into a berlin christmas market. the suspect still on the loose. tonight, what u.s. offials knew before the rampage. >>> christmas delivered. as we enter the season's busiest travel days, a brewing storm threatens to blast millions with heavy snow and rain. >>> controversial arrest, caught on camera. a mother calls police for help, but she's the one who ends up in cuffs. outrage erupting tonight. >>> and real life superhero, the nurse who inspired so many of you is back, lifting young patients' spirits to

. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ >> bing crosby.ad a version of it that would have been nice if you had chosen -- >> maybe this one is yours. ♪ silent night >> kelly clarkson. >> where are y'all working in the new year? that's funny. i'm the one who's not going to be here. >> we have a serious subject, you guys, realy big news for households across the world, a very successful product. >> if you have a cuisinart, look at the date you bought this thing. the new york product safety commission is recalling eight food processors bought from '96 to 2015. chances are the one you have in your cabinet may be one of them. >> you guys probably have one, cuisinart. >> here's what the problem is, there is a riveted blade that can crack over time in small fragments have broken off in the process and end up in the food and cause lacerations. >> and livers. >> 69 cases of injuries of mouth and teeth. they say contact cuisinart and they will replace the blade. >> oh. >> you have to put it in yourself? >> just the kind you lift up. like the kind you

." ♪ >> bing crosby. >> i had a version of it, it would have been nice if you've chosen it. >> number, maybe this one is yours. ♪ silent night, holy night >> where are you all working in the new year? that's funny, i'm the one that's not going to be here. >>> we have a serious subject, guys, and this is really big news for households across the world. >> if you have a cuisinart, look at the date that you bought this thing. they are recalling 8 million food processor bought from '96 to 2015 so chances are the one that you have in your cabinet may be one of them. >> you guys probably have one. >> here's what the problem is. there's a riveted blade that can crack over time and small little metal pieces and fragments have broken off in the process and they end up in the food. it's caused lacerations in mouths and things like that. >> and livers. >> 69 cases of injuries of mouth and teeth. so they say contact cuisinart and they will replace the blade. >> oh. you have to put it in yourself? >> well, it's just the kind that you lift up. you know what i mean. you rinse and put it in. >> you c

. >> reporter: any sticking point, like an old crosby, stills & nash album?>> we figured out we didn't care about this stuff. just things. this girl and her sister who is not here are the most important things to us. i think there's a lot of animosity when couples separate due to the finances. >> reporter: they war like the roses. >> i am the one who found this house. i bought everything in it. >> with my money! it's a lot easier to spend it than it is to make it, honey bun. >> both much poorer than we used to be, but, again, just things. >> reporter: they actually exchanged gifts. >> you gave her a toast every oven? >> reporter: how do you make this work? >> it's a lot work and humility and sacrifice and discussion and careful thought. >> and professional health. >> reporter: they are still finishing each other's sentences. any chance of reconciliation? >> no, but's super cute but now available. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> well, a phoenix waitress is celebrating after she received a big tip she wasn't expecting. sarah clark got a $900 t

the context is, we have had the battle of crosby, nothing battle of midway but we have had one tiny moral victory that the raids have managed to take off in military mission and dropped bombs in tokyo, essentially knows it difficult damage but listen to his reference in it when it comes up. anything else? mary: i will do the statistics later. pres. roosevelt: relatively lost control of a large portion of the philippine islands but this whole nation remains trivial. american officers and men held on so long on the peninsula. fighters still wear the flag flies and fighting effectively against the enemy on other islands. the malan's in singapore are in the hands of the enemy. the netherlands, east indies are almost entirely occupied although a distant flayer continues. many other islands are in the possession of the japanese, but there is good reason to believe that their advance has been stopped. new zealand and much of the territory will be taken for offensive action and we are determined that the territories that have been lost will be regained. the japanese are pressing northward advance

and it remains second only to bing crosby's "white christmas' as the best selling christmas song ever. "he was thrilled that the song was written and that it was catchy and cute and it was played a lot and it took my father's story to the next level." in 1951, the rudolph had become so popular that robert may took a 10 year hiatus from his joat montgomery ward to manage the rudolph franchise. "the late 1940s and early 1950s there were over 500 different products that had been licensed for "rudolph the red- nosed reindeer". "this was nothing that he never thought would happen to him -- ever. and all of a sudden, this was like his child. and he was responsible for it. he wanted to make sure everything that was done around rudolph was done properly, that it was respectful, that a child could identify with it. they had everything from pajamas to headbands to stuffed animals." in the 1960s, rudoplh would be introduced to a new generation of youngsters. this time through a rankin-bass t-v special. the t-v production included a cast of additional characters but stayed true to rudolph's origi

jenna: binge crosby's classic holiday song, i'll be home for christmas, was recorded in 1943 at heightwar ii as a attribute beauty to american servicemembers overseas and away from their family and home where they lived. that longing continues today for our servicemembers abroad. we want to tell you a terrific program delivering christmas trees to u.s. bases here in america but as far as away as guam. here to tell us more about it, marvin hill. u.s. army veteran and project manager advisor at fedex freight who has the terrific program about delivering real trees. marvin, that is the key to this, isn't it? that is not the fake trees that are getting delivered? >> that is right. that is the key, real christmas trees. jenna: the smell, everything, just not the same. less cleanup but not the same. marvin, he will us a little bit what fedex does? >> fedex freight and fedex collaborated with the christmas spirit foundation 12 years ago, and that collaboration produced trees for troops organization. the goal for trees for troops and fedex is to deliver christmas is to deliver trees to family

christmas show, that you and i were going to reprise the duet famously sung by david bowie and bing crosbye drummer boy", that's how we're going to go out. now they're telling me we're out of time, wait a minute. i'm -- >> i'm so sorry, michael. >> he can sing. he's irish. of course he is sing. >> i'm so sorry, michael moore, the five-point plan. >> have a great holiday, lawrence, everybody watching, lawrence, you've done an excellent job this year, thank you for that. and thank you for early on calling it for what it is here. and now, lawrence, rum, pum, pum, pum. >> michael moore's going to sing us into e commercial. go ahead. ♪ i play my drum for him, rum pum pum pum ♪ if you're told you have cancer, explore your treatment options with specialists who treat only cancer. every stage... every day.... at cancer treatment centers of america. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts ♪ as soon as i became a parent i changed as a person, drastically. ♪ i tried hard to quit smoking. ♪ but when we brought our daughter home that was it. ♪ now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique ex

. >> adrian crosby attended the same school district. we met him last year. he is autistic and at just 13 he was also arrested at school after etching his initials onto a sidewalk. adrian washed it off with soap and water, but much harder to erase was the impact. >> i thought maybe someone would look at it and say, oh, look, a legend. oh, look, a legend. this is so cool. a legend was at this school. but then they called me into the office and said, hey, you did something wrong, and i think we have to call the cops on you now. >> reporter: adrian wasn't handcuffed but was cited for vandalism, officially giving him a criminal record. his school district at the time, san jose unified, regularly has officers on campus. but we learned school officials have no written policy detailing how those officers should be used. why not put that in writing? >> it's just something we haven't put into writing. >> reporter: mr. holden told us his schools only use officers when appropriate, even though there is no written policy to explain what it means. >> do you think the mess

the families of javier reyes, juan guerrero and tevin crosby say they were radicalized by using thoseining me is keith altman, he represents the family of an american student killed in the paris terror attacks. keith, thank you for being with me. >> good afternoon, brooke, how are you today? >> i'm doing well. i read through this story multiple times because -- >> as i have grasped this, the families are suing facebook, twitter and google not just because they believe that's what helped spread terrorist propaganda in orlando but that you're arguing that these social media google pair content with advertising and are profiting and you say that's not okay. is that correct? >> that's true. at my firm, 1-800-lawfirm, we've been looking at this for some time. the reality is these social media sites provide a platform to isis to conduct terrorist operations, recruitment, operational commands, erts, things like that. in addition they profit by placing ads on terrorist postings. now what is different about this lawsuit is that we have alleged that not only do they just place an ad, but the ad

christmas show, that you and i were going to reprise the duet famously sung by david bowie and bing crosbyittle drummer boy", that's how we're going to go out. now they're telling me we're out of time, wait a minute. i'm -- >> i'm so sorry, michael. >> he can sing. he's irish. of course he is sing. >> i'm so sorry, michael moore, the five-point plan. >> have a great holiday, lawrence, everybody watching, lawrence, you've done an excellent job this year, thank you for that. and thank you for early on calling it for what it is here. and now, lawrence, rum, pum, pum, pum. >> michael moore's going to sing us into the commercial. go ahead. ♪ i play my drum for him, rum pum pum pum ♪ it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily... ...with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes? wow! phillips. be good to your gut. come on, wake up!!! come on, why ya sleepin'? come on! what time is it? it's go time. come on. let's go, let's go, let's go. woooo hoo

>>james: bill crosbie is facing up key pretrial hearing in pennsylvania he is facing aggravated indecent assault charges. >>robin winston: this is considered a great commitment and only nine minutes to work away from the foot of the glaze over to a fremont street. >>reporter: she shares some emotional words as she was honored at the women in music 2016 event she touched on the sexism and you should experience brought her 34 year career she will be honored with the chairman's award at depaul spring and the national film festival in january. >>reporter: has the fastest. tarragon row it looks that way in the first trial for the face of the furious that a movie and faster. franchise 2017 in hollywood. >>james: for the atf expected to release the findings on the december 2nd fire. you wanted to the mobile application and hit nominated exxon and mobil are still some they have not name the number of schools or victims involved both suspects and victims or all miners. >>anny hong: here is a live look from berkeley borders and to across-the-board high today would generally be in the 50s across th

quincy crosby from prudential three minutes ago suggested perhaps it's in of your pension fund positioningally contributing to some of that reversal. let's look at currency, the dollar falling versus the japanese yen. a pound each weaker versus the u.s. dollar. the dollar not showing uniform weakness. if you look at the dollar index, it is now trading at its lowest, going all the way back to 2002. not the bloomberg dollar index in this case, because it was yonceived in 2005, but the dx trading near its high since 2002 as we see this pretty consistent run in the dollar. joe: i commodities, not a time of action anywhere. actually, basically nothing. we could just skip this part. oil harley changed and the one loser which was marginal was copper, but basically no action in commodities. it still had a winning streak. those are today -- that is today's market minute. finch, joining us is bob a global strategist. let's start by checking out oil. some interesting moves you have been looking at. showing some of the technical levels we've been looking at, this autumn in january and february, closer

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. >> reporter: rancher brett crosby says exports heavy offset sinking prices and in fact in the beef exports add $200 to the value of each animal. so ag's message to trump, don't start a trade war. >> there's a lot of stuff that comes from a cow or a steer that's butchered, that we don't eat in america. >> reporter: he's talking about tongues, brains, kidneys. we sell that stuff overseas. and it's one reason why an agriculture usually we have a trade surplus that could be threatened in a trade war, even with nafta, and, of course, kelly, the strong dollar hurting now. >> are these trump voters? >> many of them are. in fact, kelly, that's very important to them. i talked to a grain farmer, and also a ceo of an ethanol company. they said it was farmers, it was the farm country with yhich putp over the top, and one of them told me, quote, trump owes us something. >> it's interesting. all of the sort of specifically directed kind of trade crusades that trump has made have been about manufacturing. it's been about jobs that could have been here that went elsewhere. nobody really thinks th

during the '40s, the musical came of age as war weary audiences looked to the likes of bing crosby and ♪ ♪ he's a yankee doodle canndand♪ >> reporter: anchors away starring frank sinatra and gene kelly. ♪ >> reporter: the '50s brought bigger and splashier productions, films like "show boat" and, of course, "singing in the rain." ♪ good morning to you >> reporter: but as the success of early television grew, movie studios looked to reduce their risk of investing in original musicals and turning instead toward established broadway hits. ♪ ♪ you better shape up because i need you ♪ >> reporter: by the 19 seven70s hollywood musical was beginning to show signs of trouble. >> the late 1960s and 1970s known as the new hollywood era. a lot of young filmmakers coming in and very interested in realism and making movies that reflected reality and musicals by their very nature do not reflect reality. after that you had the blockbuster area with "jaws" and "star wars." not a lot of room for a musical in that area. >> reporter: except "grease" and "purple rain" it looked like the musical era had com

. >> here they are being introduced, christian crosby, all right. >> look at them go!they are great. they are great. wait until they start moving. >> i don't know what kind of music it is, though. >> ♪ >> ♪ then it will breakdown, they just really get to it. >> aren't they cute? i love it. i love it. >> sugar pie. >> oh, there they go, right now. >> ♪ >> is that amazing? >> wow. >> i'm a big fan. a big fan. i wonder if they have auditions, how that works? look at them. there, getting it. >> well now. maybe i'll call them up. have them join me in the hot tub. >> ya, you should join them. you got to do little shoulders move. >> okay, we are taking a break seriously, i'll warm up my coffee and be better when i come back. >> all right. >> 7:47, good morning, live look right now, this is, looks like, an accident on 202, up near allendale, right just north of the king of prussia mall. kind of folks scooting around it there. so look out on 202, jammed up, on 42, coming in toward philadelphia. mainly because of three separate accidents, on 295. we are bumper to bumper from sou

. >> reporter: any sticking points like an old crosby stills and nash album -- >> none. >> you know,o is not here are the most important things to us. i think there's a lot of animosity when couples separate due to the finances. >> reporter: like "the war of the roses." >> i bought everything in it. >> with my money. it's a lot easier to spend than make it, honey bun. >> reporter: we're both much poorer than we used to be but, again, just things. >> reporter: they actually exchanged gifts. you gave her a toaster oven. how do you make this work? >> with a lot of work. >> yeah. >> and humility and sacrifice and discussion and careful thought. >> and professional help. >> reporter: they're still finishing each other's sentences. any tones of reconciliation? >> no. it would be super cute but now available. >> now, i realize a lot of people believe that marriage is forever and divorce is always a bad thing, but is it worse to throw a divorce party or stay in a loveless marriage and then throw a party to celebrate your 50th wedding anniversary not mentioning names, guys, purely hypothetica