i'm so healthy, and at 94 you but i am, and i love what i do. >> "the dick van dyke show". >> "the dickow" has been turned into color for the very first time ever for a holiday presentation and we joined dick and carl reiner at carl's home where they share stories you've never heard before. >> "the dick van dyke show," starring dick van dyke. >> i had the idea that comedy should be in black and white, and this process they did, it looks like it was shot in color. there was nothing fake about it. i discovered i had brown hair. everybody thought i had black hair. >> and mary tyler moore. >> mary got her big break as dick's wife. reiner cast the former model and dancer despite he age difference between hee and dick. >> i said she's a little young. >> what's the difference in your age? >> 12. 12 years. >> i said nobody will -- nobody ever, ever even mentioned it. the first time they kissed on the pilot, that was it. they were together. >> i just felt romantic today. >> i had a real crush on her. they really were attracted to each other, but they both had relationships and they were very cir

never heard before. >> "the dick van dyke show," starring dick van dyke. >> i had the idea that comedyn black and white, and this process they did, it looks like it was shot in color. there was nothing fake about it. i discovered i had brown hair. everybody thought i had black hair. >> and mary tyler moore. >> mary got her big break as dick's wife. reiner cast the former model and dancer despite the age difference between her and dick. >> i said she's a little young. >> that's the first thing he said, and what's the difference in your age? >> 12. 12 years. >> i said nobody will -- nobody ever, ever even mentioned it. the first time they kissed on the pilot, that was it. >> i had a real crush on her. they really were attracted to each other, but they both had relationships and they were very circumspect, but they were really attracted to each other. >> i -- i -- i -- i don't think it's right for you to wear that dress when i'm not with you. >> we became an improv and you could tell us a scene, and we could make it up. she read me very well, and i read her timing very well, and it was su

. >> what you never knew about "the dick van dyke show," did he have an off-screen romance with maryyler moore? >> i said she's a little young. plus, one-on-one with kelly clarkson. >> i'm a hot mess. >> revealing her toughest moments. >> let's be real. there are days when i have a bottle and a bible. >>> but first, america's next top model is back and only "e.t.'s" cameras were there at the pink carpet premiere. the reboot debuts on vh-1 this monday with rita ora taking over tyra's gig as host. >> tyra was incredible. she's the queen. this was never filling anyone's oeshd s anngtaki l heregacy and ngmakiou it n r owand with a new panel. >> you can still expect a few tyra cameos which makes judge ashley graham very excited. >> you know, tyra taught me that. notes i have >>> angelina out of hiding. breaking news, a bristol palin baby bombshell and ryan reynolds talks daddy duty. >> an exclusive right here on "e.t." i think dentists don't like to recommend whitening toothpastes to their patients with sensitivity because they may be more abrasive. sensodyne true white is low abrasive. i

. >> what you never knew about "the dick van dyke show," did he have an off-screen romance with maryyler moore? >> i said she's a little young. plus, one-on-one with kelly clarkson. >> i'm a hot mess. >> revealing her toughest moments. >> let's be real. there are days when i have a bottle and a bible. >>> but first, america's next top model is back and only "e.t.'s" cameras were there at the pink carpet premiere. the reboot debuts on vh-1 this monday with rita ora taking over tyra's gig as host. >> tyra was incredible. she's the queen. this was never filling anyone's shoes and taking her legacy and making it our own and with a new panel. >> you can still expect a few tyra cameos which makes judge ashley graham very excited. >> you know, tyra taught me that. she and i text a lot and in my notes i have its great little moments like these i don't want to miss. ♪ but when i'm worried about all the things that might happen, it's hard to live in the moment. protect the great moments in your life with an affordable health plan through healthcare.gov. because the majority of people who sign

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>> i hope he doesn't get a friendship award from dick cheney. that might be a problem. but i'm keeping an open mind on tillerson. i can't to know what his world view is more than what he has traveled or who he knows. i think it may be overblown. he has made deals in many, many countries. i don't know that this means he is skiing and fishing with putin. they got some award. let's hear a little bit about what his world view is. does he believe in intervention a nauseam in the middle east. does he believe in regime change. nation pulding. some things i have been encouraged about donald trump we haven't agreed on some things but i've been encouraged that he thinks that regime change in the middle east hasn't made us safer or more secure cure than he hasn't been for nation building regime change and i honestly believe he learned the lesson that iraq war didn't help us a. >> a country. >> i know who hasn't learned his lesson because of who he is essentially is john bolton. won't quit. his desire for power and to needle his way is relentless. the man nbc reports as, i love thi

concert series is brought to you by the dick's sporting goods foundation. jimmy: i'd like to thank ryan seacrest, zoey deutch and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, his album is called "we move." here with the song "get low" james vincent mcmorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ heard you're getting married everybody says greatest man alive ♪ ♪ i've been told got yourself a dime finally getting paid buying people silence ♪ ♪ they're afraid concentrate on violence it works it can get you so far ♪ ♪ end up feeling worse it's cold and you're left with no one i love the way your heart ♪ ♪ had no rule loving what your heart becomes ♪ ♪ even when your smile is so cruel loving what your heart becomes ♪ ♪ remember when my hands had turned blue loving what your heart becomes ♪ ♪ i love the way you hang with no fool loving what your heart becomes ♪ ♪ what your heart becomes what your heart becomes how we get lied out there in la ♪ ♪ try to be the man you need every day ♪ thought about a novel didn't like the way ♪ ♪ it's hard to

and the biggest problem right now is that, you know, in line with what dick said, you cannot have a strong defense. you can talk about all of the things you want to do in terms of the defense budget, but the reality is, you cannot do any of that unless congress agrees to a budget and provides some certainty as to where the hell we're going. announcer: that's just a short look at tonight's prime time programming. watch all of mr. panetta's remarks at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. c-span is talking with incoming freshmen members of congress. we caught up with them at an orientation meeting on capitol hill. >> representative-elect lisa blunt rochester, tell us about your background. ms. rochester: i am so excited to be representing the state of delaware. i started off as a caseworker in a congressional office in 1988 and worked my way up doing projects and worked for the governor and served as delaware's secretary of labor and also deputy secretary of health and social services and also worked for a nonprofit and lived in different parts of the world. i am excited to be representing our s

dick van dyke to start in mary poppins returns. —— star.ke to start in mary poppins returns. -- star. he is 94 now. sorry, 91. he is going to make a sequel of mary poppins. will his accent be any worse? that's the key question. cor blimey, guvna. we have the queen and dick van dyke refusing to retire. he says he keeps fit in his 90sjust out to retire. he says he keeps fit in his 90s just out of pure defiance. he refuses to go. i think he would be great in mary poppins. cor blimey. many thanks to you guys. don't forget all the front pages are online on the bbc news website where you can read a detailed review of the papers. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and you can see us there too — with each night's edition of the papers posted on the page shortly after we've finished. thank you to miranda green and christopher hope. goodbye. hello, i'm marc edwards, and this is sport today from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: time for captain cook to walk the plank after india. a four hour career saving

secretary panetta: i agree with dick. the proudest proudest moments i , had as secretary of defense was having a chance to look into the eyes of our men and women in uniform who are out there, you know whether it was iraq, , afghanistan, other tough posts they had around the world, and you look into their eyes, having intohree sons, you look their eyes, and you see the fact that here are young men and women who are willing to put their lives on the line for our country. they are willing to fight and die for our country. and they do not ask a hell of a lot of questions. they are willing to do what is necessary to protect our country. and i have often asked myself, my god, if these are young men and women willing to put their lives on the line in order to protect this country, why the hell can't people who are elected to office use a little of that courage in order to govern the country and take the risks necessary to govern the country? because these men and women are prepared to do that. and they are, you know we talk , a

that's dick cheney. i'm joined now by senator rand paul of kentucky, a member of the foreign relations committee. thank god you're on that committee. let me ask you, what does dick cheney push this guy for? he's an oil guy with halliburton. now he's pushing a fellow oil guy. do the neocons have their arms around tillerson already? why does he got the love of cheney, the hawk? >> i hope he didn't get a friendship award from dick cheney. i'm keeping an open mind on tillerson. i want to know what his world view is, and i think it may be overblown. he's made deals in many countries. some award -- i don't know that this mean he's skiing and fishing with putin, some award. so let's hear at least a little bit about what his world view is. does he believe in intervention ad nauseam in the middle east? does he believe in regime change? nation building? you know, some of the things that i've been encouraged about donald trump, we haven't agreed on some things, but i have been encouraged that he thinks that regime

dick is the only one left now. he's a young 102 years old. gets around to speaking engagements and all sorts of charitable events. truly one of the greatest heroes that i've ever had the pleasure to meet. as are all these gentlemen here, for that matter. let's give them all another round of applause. [ applause ] >> our panelists here. next panelists, please. >> they captured eight of the guys. and they shot three in the head. after the war neither one of them weighed over a hundred pounds. the war took a lot of lives. like the north hampton, there was a cruiser with us. the japanese, 700 men went down with that ship. i was on the "uss hornet". it was built in a way where the compartments were watertight. we couldn't take it under tow anymore. we tried to sink it. the japanese put a bunch of -- finally they got the thing sunk. there was a high price paid for the freedom we have. and i didn't think i would ever think anything of a -- but when i found out -- [ inaudible ] -- they came out of it worse than what we did. they had no natural resour

dick, thank you for spending time with us. >> thank you. >> dick bovet with rafferty capital. thanks for watching this special edition of "nightly business report." i'm sue herera. have a great evening. we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: "nightly business report" has been funded in part by hss. >> our value principles are patient first. and we want to deliver the highest quality care. >> the gome of creating and sustaining value is all about putting the patient at the center of the equation. >> the purpose of this organization is to help people get back to what they need and love to do. man: it's like holy mother of comfort food.ion. woman: throw it down. it's noodle crack. patel: you have to be ready for the heart attack on a platter. crowell: okay, i'm the bacon guy. man: oh, i just did a jig every time i dipped into it. man #2: it just completely blew my mind. woman: it felt like i had a mouthful of raw vegetables and dry dough. sbrocco: oh, please. i want the dessert first! [ laughs ] i told him he had to wait.

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"dick's rocking eve with ryan. >> jimmy: make a deal wilt the >> we'll be out there right before the ball drops, mariah will be at times square. >> jimmy: i wanted to talk to you about that. i've had mariah carey on our show a number of times. she will not be there just before the ball drops. >> what do you mean? >> jimmy: she will miss the countdown. [ laughter ] she will be at least an hour late. >> no. >> jimmy: you will be rocking into new year's morning is where you'll be rocking into. >> was she late for you? >> jimmy: yes, she was very late, we barely got on the air. >> i'm glad to see you got over it, jimmy. to countdown to midnight. >> do i tell her to come at 7:30? >> jimmy: come the day before, never mind 7:30. [ laughter ] >> i worked with her for a year, she was there for live shows. >> jimmy: always there? >> every time we started a live "idol," she was there. last second, but there. >> jimmy: at what percentage are you worried? >> now that you said this, a large percentage. because it is one of those things where you can't just say, we'll be back after the break and do

. >> the dick van dyke show. this idea that comedy should be in black and white this process they did looked like it was shot in color. nothing fake about it. i discovered i had brown hair. everybody thought hi black hair. >> mary tyler moore. she got her big break as his wife despite the age difference between her and dick. >> i said she's a little young for me. >> the difference in your age? >> 12 years. >> yeah and i said nobody is going to -- nobody's ever mentioned it. the first time they kissed on the pilot, that was it. they were together. >> i just felt romantic today. >> i had a real crush on her. >> they were attracted to each other but they both had relationships. they were really attracted to each other. >> i don't think it's right for you to wear that dress when i'm not with you. >> we became like an we could make it up. she read me very well and i read her timing very well and it just -- it was such a pleasure to work with her. it always worked. that was a blessing that nobody expected. >> from 1961

dick clark's new year's rocking eve with ryan seacrest starts at 8:00 p.m.ummy: 7 is on your side with a consumer alert, honda recalling 615,000 odyssey minivans. the second row seats in those fans could shift suddenly. the impact of vehicles are from 2011 to 2016 model years. they were made between august 1, 2010 and october 1 2015. the problem was identified through warranty claims. honda says it will fix the problem for free. it sounds like a science fiction story, but amazon one day might use blimps stocked with drones to g in april the company was approved a patent for airborne warehouses that would reduce -- that would use drones to make a delivery. they would circle over cities at 45,000 feet and would launch drones to carry out your order. initiate -- the drones would initially fall to earth and then there motors would fire up as they got closer to earth. up after the break, molly cochran will join us for a quick look at your holiday weekend forecast. and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open flo

dick was attacked in his bed." ".at least the monster that created this tragedy will never see the light of day." at the time of the murders, tomaszewski lived at his parents' home next door to the vilardo family. new developments now: all charges dropped against the accused comet pizza gunman. but it's only so more serious federal charges can be filed. edgar welch is accused of firing shots inside comet ping pong- after reading fake news reports about child sex trafficking there. in court- lawyers say they found edgar tried to recruit others to join his quest to new this morning.. new laws are now in effect in arlington, to protect consumers from predatory towing. late last night, the county board approved amendments to a towing ordinance. one of the new requirements: improved signage. another change: tow truck drivers will now have to photograph the vehicle at all four corners. this will provide the owner with safeguards, should their vehicle be damaged. the board delayed the implemention of one law until july first. that law requires towing companies to get a business owner or employe

dick, let me get to you first.chin talked to maria bartiromo we've seen fannie and freddie stock value going up. why is that? a significant amount of money which would result in much higher stock price than it is at present time. should they be privatized? i think so. i think basically the government has got to get out of, if you will, guarantying mortgages and put housing industry more on private sector funded basis. right now appears, depending upon whose statistics you take, 70 to 80% of all mortgages in the united states tied to the u.s. government one fashion or the other. that has to stop. ashley: charlie? >> the question i have for dick, there is privatization and privatization. suppose there's a privatization as most conservatives like jeb hensarling would say if you put him on the spot, no government backstop, fannie mae's debt, freddie mac's debt is not backed up by the implicit support of the federal government. therefore they borrow at market rates but not at government rates. they have to borrow like a

i classified dick as mike schmidt. dick would want the know if the record was selling.first record was called kissing time. so was it selling in detroit? was it selling in washington? in other words wow get three men on base and he knocks it over the wall for a grand slam. like she just said, 3:30 to 5:00 every day kids want to know what the kids were wearing, what's the new dance, so on and so forth. it created such a great image for everybody. unfortunately we with were talking backstage, it's gone. that era is over unfortunately. >> the police had wondered where are all of the teenagers? everybody was inside their houses, shades pulled down and watching the stand. >> yes. >> we have some great footage there. >> yes. >> tell us abiliout the party tonight and what you're looking most forward to. >> you can't get your youth back but it's nice to see youth dancing. i wish i had the lungs and i have put on a lot more weight than when i was a dancer. today the dancing is a lot more acrobating. it's fun to see dwrouyouth. i get a little jealous. we'll cut a few steps oursel

. >> my name is richard dick cole. in january of 1942, i was assigned to the 17th bombardment group at oregon. a few days afterwards, we got instructions that we were moving to columbia, south carolina. up to that point in time, i had very few hours as a second lieutenant in the 34th bomb group. we moved to columbia, south carolina and were therefore 2-3 weeks and the word moved fast that they were looking for people to volunteer for a dangerous mission. it was assigned on the trip from pendleton to columbia. there was a nice gentleman and a good pilot and we teamed up and decided to go on the mission. a few days into the training, however, he became ill and had to be disqualified. so i was elected by the crew to go and talk to the operations officer about the mission, which of us wanted to go. the operations officer was in his office and i reported to him and told him who is the crew wanted to go. he said i will match you up with the old man and he can be your pilot. if you do ok, you got yourself a pilot. maybethough

with warm regards, sincerely, dick." did you know him? trump: not well, no, i didn't know him, but he would write me letters. it was very interesting. he always wanted me to run for office, but-- levin: were you talking about it back then?

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dick durbin has been on this program calling to are that. others have as well. you're of the belief that should happen. but i can't help but notice your tone about this is very different than the president's. the president took pains today to kind of tamp down the rhetoric about this basically saying we hold our own destiny in our hands and if our political culture weren't as bad as it is and if the media weren't as bad as it is, we wouldn't be here. you're calling this the political equivalent of 9/11. who is right on this? >> well, certainly i feel like the president feels a responsibility to have a gracious transition of power. he feels that's his role at the moment. but our role is to recognize that our political system has been hacked by a hostile foreign power and that is a huge issue. it compromises the legitimacy of the presidency coming in. we have a president-elect who lost a citizens election. now we find out a lot of these very narrow votes in key states were influenced by a russian

panetta: i agree with dick. as proudest moments i had secretary of defense was having a chance to look into the eyes of our men and women in uniform who are out there, whether it otheraq, afghanistan, tough posts they had around the world and you look into their , you lookg had 3 sons into their eyes and you see the fact that here are young men and women who are willing to put their lives on the line for our country. they are willing to fight and die for our country. of ahey do not ask a hell lot of questions. they are willing to do what is necessary to protect our country. i often ask myself "if these are young men and women willing to put their lives on the line in order to protect this country, why the hell can't people who are elected to office use a little of that courage to govern the country and take the risks necessary to govern the country?" these men and women are prepared to do that. we talk about the strength of our military and i know you've got great weapons systems and technology and capabilities,

lemonis: are you being a dick? his reckless spending has put the business in the red. howard: we're not choking. lemonis: can you close for a week to do inventory? howard: no. lemonis: then you're choking. his careless merchandising... there's [bleep] everywhere. ...has thrown this store into chaos. howard: that's a real machete. you don't see that in williams & sonoma, do you? lemonis: and despite her mounting frustration, his ex-wife and partner... howard: who makes their wife 50%? robyn: so i haven't done [bleep] here, right? lemonis: ...has been powerless to stop him. that's not what an equal partnership looks like. if you have an opinion, he has to listen to it. if i can't help her step up as a leader and restore this business to order, its doors will close forever. you got somebody else to write a check? howard: we'll just keep going on the way we are. lemonis: and you will not survive. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not gonna wake up every morning wond

like, they're just sort of-- >> stephen: they're doing dick van dyke. ( laughter ) >> they're doing dickell, growing up in england, you had to have watched "mary poppins," right? >> well, i did, yeah. >> stephen: well, did you-- because a lot of america says, dick van dyke, that's not a cockney accent. did you think-- >> it's not a cockney accent. >> stephen: it's not. but did it bother you as a kid? >> no. i mean, i didn't notice it at all. and you know, my mum, who is very well spoken, was like, "i mean, i think we look back on it with great fondness." ( laughter ) about dick van dyke-- a slightly back-handed compliment. ( laughter ) >> stephen: is there-- when you look back over it with great fondness? >> great fondness, yeah. great fondness. >> stephen: great fondness-- the pleasure of distance. >> yes. >> stephen: are there different ways to compliment or to not compliment in england as opposed to america? >> yes. so i get in trouble here, because-- so, you guys, if you really like something, you say, "i thought it was quite good." and to me, that is really rude because, in england

mort sahl, dick gregory, and of course, lenny bruce. playboy played an extra role in the transformation of american comedyy away from simply gags towards a personal effort at pursuing truth, and in that sense, there is a historic role here that they have played into, that particular change towards something that would indeed alter the direction really of american comedy, and pursue it in directions that would allow the understanding really perhaps uncomfortable truths, racial or sexual, or whether political. and finally, the argument for christie hefner as our keynote speaker is also the sense that her own career, both in philanthropy and her own politics, has also represented a gallant dedication to both the promotion of and protection of the first amendment. it is with great pleasure and an honor for me to invite christie hefner to be our keynote speaker. [applause] ms. hefner: thank you, steve, very much. actually i wasn't quite old enough to have a seminal impact in the late 1950's. [laughter] ms. hefner: there is a wonderful way th

tomorrow night in prime time, former vice president dick cheney and former defense garment secretary talk about the future of the pentagon in the trump administration. on the futureeo of artificial intelligence and cognitive computing. a discussion on how personal data is collected and used by marketers, government, insurance companies, and employers. that is wednesday starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. here is a preview with leon panetta. period reminded of the just before world war i when there were a number of flashpoints in the world at that time related to some of the same -- the same challenges that we are facing now -- terrorism, failed states, territorial's disputes -- territorial disputes, and fragile alliances. and actually, failed leadership. the inability to deal with those challenges. anyone of those things -- failure to deal with those created the result of world war i. we are living in that period where there are a lot of flashpoints. the new administration is going to have to look at that kind of world and obviously defined policy that we need in order to deal with that.

dick clark's new year rockin' eve, with ryan him seacrest. >> it's almost easier 0 to say who is not performing because there's a long list of people who are performing. >> reporter: it will include five and a half hours of performances. >> i remember growing up and watching the show and to become a part of it for ten years, now. >> reporter: fergie, hailey seinfeld. >> it's an honor i'm excited about it. >> reporter: john lend and if it harmony a couple of artists scheduled to ring in the new year. >> you get to see -- >> reporter: right before the ball drops, ten time american music award winner, mariah carey. as it turns 2017 across the country they will celebrate in that moment. dick clark's rockin' new year's eve starts at 8:00 p.m. >>> to see the ball drop and the celebration in time square tune in tonight at 8:00 p.m. right here on 6abc. always a great show. >>> of course be sure to share your countdown on social meet i can't, facebook, instagram, twitter use the #6abc action. >>> the mummers parade the music and dancing routines and feathery costumes are not to be missed. cre