>> eric: nicole forrester... >> ooh!o the family, officially. >> nicole: you have been so good to us, eric, and this whole day, just...is better than i ever could have imagined, so thank you. >> eric: quinn and i wouldn't have had it any other way. >> quinn: mm. >> zende: you're all such good family and friends. thank you for being here. carter, always a pro, man. >> carter: couldn't be happier for you two. it's about damn time! [ laughter ] >> quinn: we are thrilled for you. >> ridge: brooke and i wish you the best. >> nicole: oh, i'm sorry that she couldn't make it. >> zende: yeah. it's nice of her to make sure we don't get sick before our honeymoon. [ laughter ] >> julius: i think we should have a toast. >> zende: all right. >> sasha: hear, hear! >> maya: to nicole and zende. >> vivienne: to love and laughter and happily ever after! [ laughter ] >> quinn: cheers! >> cheers! >> cheers! >> yoo-hoo-hoo! ♪ >> vivienne: i still can't believe our baby girl is married. >> julius: our little girl. almost as pretty as you were

he was not a professional forrester. he was a charismatic baby boomer flower child, he fell in love with tree planting in california and unlike, i have to say, the forest service, instinctively understood how to cast trees and tree planting as hip. a glamorous way to heal cities and he really understood marketing. he had been on johnny carson and the talk shows and tree people which he started would serve as a really highly influential grassroots model which all history advocacy groups which exist in american cities really are modeled on 3 people. 3 people. he remains a visionary person, trees are central to the way he thinks but he is thinking in terms of how do you actually register cities. so in the early 1990s many cities including chicago were being told by the epa that they had to clean up the air. the second mayor of chicago was a huge tree lover born on arbor day and he looked at the person who planted trees and said don't trees clean the air as it why don't we solve this problem with a lot of trees, we don't act

life is like a box of chocolates, forrest.w what you're gonna get. ♪ >> mama always had a way of explaining things so i could understand them. >> have you ever seen the movie "mary poppins?" >> yes. but, a -- quite a while ago, you know. >> a little bit. >> yes. >> do you like to sing? >> not really. [ laughter ] [ whistling ] ♪ a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down the medicine go down the medicine go down ♪ ♪ just a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down in the most delightful way ♪ ♪ >> and how do you all know each other? >> well, we all live together, and we're one family. >> have you guys ever seen the movie "taxi driver?" >> ah, yes. >> you talkin' to me? [ laughter ] you talkin' to me? >> what's your name and where are you from? >> frank shell from rochester, new york. >> do you guys know each other? >> yeah. we're married. [ laughter ] >> for how many years? have you seen the movie "titanic?" >> yes. she asked me to watch it many times. >> have you ever thought of starring in the movie "titanic?" >>

with film credits including "forrest gump." >> life's a boxf o chocolates, forrest, you never know whate." >> the whole time. >> i'm sorry. >> pauley: and "smokey and the bandit." >> i'll catch a cab. >> too late now. >> pauley: her place in the hollywood pantheon is assured but was hardly inevitable. sally field grew up in hollywood's back yard. so you didn't grow up fancy people. >> oh, no, gosh, no. i grew up with working class actors. >> pauley: her mother a some time actress. her step father a stuntman. >> it's really an insecure life. many times we lived in a house and the next day they came and took it away. >> pauley: but she describes herself as the queen of her high school drama department. >> i was lucky enough to be part of an era where actually had the because i honestly don't know what would have happened to me without it. not to be over melodramatic but i mean that seriously. >> pauley: while classmates were going off to college in the fall of 1965. >> you see before you, me, gidget. >> pauley: she was starring in her own tv series "gidget." >> good grief. sister. >> jay:

principal analyst at forrester, thank you for your time. now to a story we are following.le selling $10 billion of notes in its first trip to the bond market in six months. it joins microsoft as the second technology company to sell debt this week despite the u.s. repatriation tax holiday. the automaker may sell that in -- as many as nine parts with up to six different maturities. the longest will be a 30 year bond. coming up, we continue to cover earnings results. gopro turning in a profit in the fourth quarter that beat estimates, but stock has fallen significantly after hours. perhaps on a weak outlook for the current quarter. we break down the results. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: now some earnings that came out today. nokia reported higher fourth-quarter earnings that missed. this follows a steep decline in demand in 2016. stock rose the most in seven months. meanwhile, wireless carrier is forecasting four year profit at the low end of the previous range. earnings before interest tax depreciation will be toward the bottom of the previous estimate of 3% to 6% growth.

>> ridge: you're looking at the new co-c.e.o. of forrester creations. >> brooke: get out!dge: get out! >> brooke: oh, my god! that's amazing! oh, my gosh! congratulations, ridge! >> ridge: thank you. >> brooke: what happened? i mean, did eric have a change of heart?

>> ridge: there are gonna be some changes here at forrester. >> liam: you asked me to come back home this? >> steffy: i could think of worse things. >> liam: actually, yeah, i can't think of any even better ones.

>> eric: nicole forrester... >> ooh!ic: welcome to the family, officially. >> nicole: you have been so good to us, eric, and this whole day, just...is better than i ever could have imagined, so thank you. >> eric: quinn and i wouldn't have had it any other way. >> quinn: mm. >> zende: you're all such good

. >> "forrest gump." >> nope. >> "forrest gump."you can answer that, god bless you. and 0 okay, we all know -- >> you got it right? >> i couldn't hear tbut i could see the question. >> you were cheating. >> what's the answer? >> she really got it. >> don't do that. >> don't read my question. >> yeah, she's right. >> i didn't even ask the question. "la la land" the musical was the last musical that won best picture. there it is. i got one and don't you care say anything. [ laughter ] lin-manuel miranda is nominated for original song for "moana." he could be the next egot. >> whoopi. >> name others besides whoopi. >> i got egot. mike nichols is one. >> mike nichols is one. >> wait a minute. >> there are two -- >> mel brooks. >> mel brooks is one. >> producer and all the stuff he did. >> george, the ladies got one each. come on. got to represent. >> eight more. i don't know. robert redford. >> robert -- no, there is one robert, named lopez but not -- audrey hepburn is another one. >> oh, wow. >> marvin hamlisch is another one. >> darn

we take the time over just seeing them forrest rative care. >> reporter: the american dental associations wary, concerned over safety. >> they are licensed and have taken boards, why wouldn't you have to have dentists treating patients that have high levels of disease? >> reporter: in vermont dental therapists work only under the supervision of dentists. under proposed legislation in massachusetts, they would only serve medicaid patients or in counties with a shortage of dentists. back in minnesota, matigan's mom feels they're in good hands. >> i wouldn't change a thing. >> reporter: in many states the debate rages on over just who should have a license to drill. kristen dalgren, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with breaking news. breaking news. some sad♪ your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as tw

i'm not recommending so i am recommending the allocation of $250,000 for additional forresters to keep advancing that effort. thanks to your support, the land fire protection program has been growing in popularity and impact. there are eight gripes now organize sod far throughout southern idaho. the blm program provides training and equipment for local ranchers and another land owners to offer that help that stopped the fires before they can devastate the landscape. in the past year about 250 idaho ranchers provided fire resistance on more than 7.7 million acres of federal, state, and private lands. as a fringe benefit, letting them protect the land from which they draw hir livelihoods, preserves the safe grouse from habitat destroying fire, the single biggest throat their survival. folks, federalism can and does work. but only when it involves willing partners. this past election has provided us here in the west with a window of opportunity to make broader and better collaboration between the federal and state governments a reality. voters have expressed the desire for government that

. >> reporter: of forrester were started earlier in this week offering to and match up to $500. >>: this thing has grown very quickly. >> reporter: she hopes her store's raises 10,000. with a nationwide goal of $500,000. >>: everybody is welcome here in america. >>: we know people have personally been affected by the travel ban spiri. in tonight's newscheck around the bay.... police are investigating the suspicious death of a man after officers found his body at a pleasant hill park. it happened at around seven this morning at roger smith park on grayson road. when officers arrived they found the victim in a field at the park and realized he was dead. the victim has not been identified. no details on how he died have been released. officers urging anyone with information in this case to a san jose man was arrested in connections with his wife's death. officers responded to reports of a body at a home on coyne court near the san jose municipal golf course. thursday. police say they found a woman who was unconscious and not breathing. she was identified as 40 year-old leann watson chadhar.

at the same time southern like nathan bedford forrest start to see what is happening. the potential utility of the secret mysterious costume. and try to spread it themselves. powerful groups, which is the northern largely republican media, and the .outhern political elites they all have reason to help the klan spread. the klan starts to spread through the newspapers. people start to rename their existing klan groups. one thing that is important to klan, there is no central organization to the klan. it has spread largely through the media. let's talk about what klan costumes look like. because the klan was so decentralized there wasn't some sort of uniform costume. there were many different costumes that vary by region. we will talk about some of the forms they took. it is important to realize that people had to use the resources that were on hand. period of pot to -- a time when people were suffering from economic deprivation. wasn't cheap like it was today. clothing was a big part of their budget so part of what they had to do unless they were very wealthy was really

a principal analyst with forrester research joins us with more.e up theles majority of revenue at this time. while the we look at global smart phone subscribers, that will grow 50% over the next five years, but apple makes a lot of money selling phones. they look at the markets are pursuing, middle-class and upper-class, that growth will not be as high. it is doubly impressive, the numbers for 2016. coming across was was they are doubling down on services, doubling the size of this unit, which is as big as a fortune 100 company, doubling that over the next four years. how much is services the right pet for apple? >> it is absolutely the right until they start selling other appliances, there are only so many smart phones and tvs you can sell. i think there are some areas like apple pay where there is low consumer adoption, a love and percent in the u.s., but a lot of upside. caroline: when you look at the other products they sell, the is ipods, apple tv, but do they need a lot of products in what looks like a record fourth quarter? >> i don't know

general nathan forrest he's a famous ku klux klan leader after the war. before the war he was a slave dealer and slave holder and a heck of a cavalry man. though he's not truly an irregular at the battle of fort pillow his cavalry men will not accept the surrender of black soldiers and massacre them. this becomes a big issue. so it gives you an example of what happened. you can look that up. i'm not going to go -- for the sake of time i'm not going to go into these early battles. they're in your back. go ahead and check them out. we'll get into further discussion on those a little later on. but some of these early battles sort of allowed african-american soldiers to prove themselves worthy. at the battle of port hudson, louisiana when you have general grant trying to take vicksburg they're coming out of mississippi and louisiana. he's trying to take that area, and he used the first and third native guards. the 73rd and 75th u.s. colored infant infantry. one of the black officers, a black officer by the name of captain andre caillou says that he would answ

with us to dig into the numbers is the managing director , andneral catalyst principal analyst at forresterearch. revenue is still strong, but it was a significant miss. was it really lackluster sales over the festive period? >> when you look back at the numbers for the last holiday season of 18% reported, and they topline.is6% revenue a little bit of missed on the consumer business. international business was up. that is good. business is way up. they had their own estimate bracket, but they missed the street. as an industry analysts, you look at the underlying forces why. caroline: investment is heavy at this company. $42 billion being plowed in. jamed to suggest that tomorrow, never jam today. but is he spending wisely? >> i think so. this is the difficulty of being a public company that animates so much. -- innovate so much. you get measured on the stuff you brought in 10 years ago that's bringing in mainstream revenue, but real work is happening in things that will not cash flow for five or 10 years. aws is an example of something in the middle. it is bringing enormous, tremendous valu

lesson five, the movie forrest gump.favorite part is when he gets that boat and he is on the water and he hasn't seen lieutenant dan a long time and then see him a across the water and he like lieutenant dan, dan, and he jump in the water and he swim and he's like oh, shucks have i to catch lieutenant dan, i haven't seen him, since vietnam. pop pop pop. then he died, oh, lesson six, there must be two dozen songs written about love, all you need is love, love me do and octopu s garden. you don't need to be in love to write a love song. here's a hint. write a song about something else in life that you really care about and then just switch it out for your lovers name. check out this tune i wrote. >> ♪ i got a great deal down at the nissan dealership. ♪ and you sleep in my garage. ♪ and i love it when you say beep beep. ♪ and when you go vroom, vroom. oh i love you girl. ♪ i love you. ♪ oh oh, oh, oh. ♪ and that is how you love. now take off your vr goggles right now. this isn't real. great job. you completed my virtual lov

general nathan bedford forrest. he spoke at the 1868 democratic convention.icans, republicans passed the 13th, 14th, 15th amendments. 13th abolished slavery. 14th offered citizenship to all races. and the 15th gave voting rights to all races. >> bob: that's a good history lesson. voting rights in the housing act was more democrats and republicans. >> dana: valentine's day just around the corner. i'm sure everybody's getting ready. you might want to buy a greg onesie. valentine's day is for zoo animals too. they figured out a way to get hurt have been and shaved -- heart-shaped pinyon is. penguins mate for life. it's a good valentine's day story >> kimberly: set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. >> this is a fox news alert. i am chris wallace infrared fire. we are awaiting word from the ninth circuit court of appeals on its decision about president trump's immigration executive order. the order temporary limits travel from seven largely muslim countries and suspends all refugees from coming to the u.s. has been bloc

the principal analyst at forrester research. now to a deal we are following.er has struck an agreement with uber to include the german company's self driving vehicles in coming years. there are few specifics, but details could change in the coming years, depending on how the self driving market evolves. daimler has been aggressive when it comes to developing self driving technology of its own and the partnership could put the carmaker mercedes-benz in a strong position to monetize self driving cars when the technology is ready. still to come, meet the billionaire entrepreneur who is planning a literal moonshot as soon as this year. we are focusing on the business of a lunar outfit. and as we go to the break, another check on apple. the earnings call continues and tim cook managing the new administration in washington just moments ago. take a listen. tim cook: i am optimistic, given what i am hearing that there would likely be some sort of tax reform this year. and it does seem like there are people in both parties that would favor a repatriation as a part of t

) i remember in the hotel in uganda where we shot it, a very young actor at the time said, hi, fo forrestghter ) but you can't deny the results. >> stephen: so you were in character all the time? on and off set? >> yeah, well, we shot a lot of it in ata going to play dr. king in atlanta where he's from, going around saying, hi, i'm david and playing dr. king, doesn't engender much confidence. so i decided to stay in character. >> stephen: like in starbucks -- i have a dream of a cinnamon chip scone! give it to me now! got to get to the mountain top, please. ( laughter ) really, didn't cause any trouble? >> well, it was distressing for my wife, shall we say. not only did she have to deal with a husband who was suddenly 30 pounds heavier, but we were moving ho house at the time ande called me and said, okay, david, what is we're going to do, the brown or the grey curtains? well, i think, uh, we need to, uh -- whoa, whoa, whoa! i cannot talk curtains with dr. king. we are going to pick t after the shoot -- which we did. ( laughter ) >> stephen: the new film is called a "a united kingdom." wh

. >> is he was cheering forrester and. >> i so many things.er dress looked lovely, that black dress she wore. sometimes you have to be, whatever. that's what i'm going to wear. >> have to have a stylist. they'll do it for you. >> i'm sure she has one, taraji. have a great one, guys. >> see you tomorrow. >> live, it's the wendy williams show. >> we won't judge, but we're judging. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ now, here's wendy. [ applause ] ♪ >> wendy: thank you for

per the governor's request, public assistance will be added for three counties, forrest, lamar.esterday the president had an amazing day at macdill air force base where he met with leaders of both southern special operations command and central command and then had lunch with enlisted service members, thanking them for their service and hearing the ideas that were on their minds. the president announced his intent to make historic financial investment in the armed forces of the united states, showing the entire world that america has the back of all those who stand in defense of freedom. as he hasn't said many times before, the armed forces are the very center of our fight against radical islamic terrorism, and we must protect those who protect us. the president kicked off today with a listening session of county sheriff's from around the country. the present welcomed leaders from the national sheriffs association to the white house and pledged to work closely with all members of law enforcement to keep the american people safe. he assured that sheriffs at the trump administrati

believe it or not in the last year there is an organization named forrester which does research on experience that they have in the connections with organizations and the organization was the second-best improvement of second best improvement of the connection between themselves and their customers the second best in the entire country outperformed every private sector organization but one when here is where it is we get back to some of the underlying connections that they had raised. the reason why they did that was they stopped and ask themselves asked themselves what is it that the people we work with citizens and customers need from us. they developed online. regional listening sessions that were designed to help people deal with the fundamental process called passports in a way that is friendly and useful. it was the number two in the country in terms of improvement. you can no longer take passport photos with glasses on. people are having to go through processes they haven't done in the people that manage this did it well. that is what it is that we want. more fundamentally ever really

in the last year, there is an organization named forrester which does research that individuals have in their connections with organizations and the organization in the country with the second-best improvement in the connection between themselves and the customers and the people who issue passports. the country outperformed every private sector organization but one and here's where it is where we get back to some of the underlying connections that jen and ben have raised. the reason why they did that is they stop and ask themselves what is it the people we work with, are citizens and customers need from us. so they developed twitter feeds, they developed online systems, they developed regional listening sessions, the whole section of things that are designed to help people deal with this on the mental process called passports. in a way that is useful that people appreciated that our number two in the country in terms of improvement. i hope you know the answer to discrete trivia question, you no longer take passport photos with glasses on them for a variety of security reasons. now pe

working in her pavement unit wants and eight for seven years and eugene has been in the unit for forrester the both veterans demonstrated courage and teamwork to performing the job. we want to especially organize their selfless actions that ensures [inaudible] on the evening of october 26, 2016. when a great risk to their own safety and without hesitation they helped sfpd officer subdue a subject was brandishing a large knife at the intersection of powell street station get the commended for their bravery and quick thinking but also for their teamwork and overcoming the struggle suspect dr. help police would not have been able to take the suspect into custody resulted in great risk to the members of the public and the riding public at inspectors terrasa and broken exhibited the well-being of our passengers [inaudible] and the sfmta he so please, join me in recognizing them. [applause] >> inspector confers an inspector balkan, on behalf of the entire agency and indeed the entire city of san francisco thank you so much for your commitment to your job and your quick thinking in this situation

what's the best advice you ever heard forrest big game?nt that you are in and enjoy the moment you're in. steve: yeah, but they're freaking out. >> i guarantee you tom brady is not freaking out. he has been through it the patriots have been through it they understand what it takes to prepare this week. obviously they have won super bowls before and a lot of players on the team have played in super bowls. they have get it i think it's more the atlanta falcons. first time they are there. and matt ryan to understand when you are in there, relax. play the best game you can because you never know when you are going to get back. i played in one super bowl. brian: thought you would be in ten. >> maybe not ten but maybe seven like tom. brian: dan, let's talk about something else we see on our channel you are looking fit and trim doing nutri system. the guy is 100 pounds, 50 pounds overweight. i never saw you as overweight you got healthier. >> i think it's just about taking care of your body. the one thing i will say is monday, which is a surprise

working in her pavement unit wants and eight for seven years and eugene has been in the unit for forrester the both veterans demonstrated courage and teamwork to performing the job. we want to especially organize their selfless actions that ensures [inaudible] on the evening of october 26, 2016. when a great risk to their own safety and without hesitation they helped sfpd officer subdue a subject was brandishing a large knife at the intersection of powell street station get the commended for their bravery and quick thinking but also for their teamwork and overcoming the struggle suspect dr. help police would not have been able to take the suspect into custody resulted in great risk to the members of the public and the riding public at inspectors terrasa and broken exhibited the well-being of our passengers [inaudible] and the sfmta he so please, join me in recognizing them. [applause] >> inspector confers an inspector balkan, on behalf of the entire agency and indeed the entire city of san francisco thank you so much for your commitment to your job and your quick thinking in this situation

working in her pavement unit wants and eight for seven years and eugene has been in the unit for forrester the both veterans demonstrated courage and teamwork to performing the job. we want to especially organize their selfless actions that ensures [inaudible] on the evening of october 26, 2016. when a great risk to their own safety and without hesitation they helped sfpd officer subdue a subject was brandishing a large knife at the intersection of powell street station get the commended for their bravery and quick thinking but also for their teamwork and overcoming the struggle suspect dr. help police would not have been able to take the suspect into custody resulted in great risk to the members of the public and the riding public at inspectors terrasa and broken exhibited the well-being of our passengers [inaudible] and the sfmta he so please, join me in recognizing them. [applause] >> inspector confers an inspector balkan, on behalf of the entire agency and indeed the entire city of san francisco thank you so much for your commitment to your job and your quick thinking in this situation

one movie wapner, wapner, was that from forrest gump maybe? steve: rain man.t, heather, thank you. despite their crushing november loss. democrats choosing another establishment candidate to be the dnc head. >> we will all be able to say the united democratic party led the resistance, insured that this president was a one-term president and elected democrats across this country. steve: president obama's former labor secretary tom perez edging narrow win over controversial congressman from minnesota keith ellison. is the party really united as claims. here for debate brad woodhouse. screen as can see left. his brother dallas woodhouse. guys, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> brad, let's start with you, your party after this last election is in the ditch. is mr. perez the guy to drive you out of the ditch? >> look, i'm really happy with tom perez. i would have been happy with keith ellison. look, i believe to the point here, i believe democrats are united. i don't believe the day after the russians got their preferred candidate sworn in t

melania is he in charge of the whole evening forrest governors.is the record or just about. i believe it's the record. we had a tremendous turnout of governors. she did a fantastic job and she is staying. she is here now. we want to let barron finish his school year. hard to take somebody out of school with a couple of months to go. very tough. brian: can we talk about what nancy pelosi said yesterday. on the cusp of the speech. what has he done? she said basically he has done nothing. said he put wall street first, made america sick and instilled fear in immigrants. that's his accomplishments. what's your response to her. >> i have been watching nancy's statements. i have think she is incompetent, actually, if you look what's going on with the democrats and the party it's getting smaller and smaller. in a certain way i hated to see it because i like a two party system. we are soon going to have a one party system. i actually think a two party system is healthy and good. she has done a terrible job. brian: so she is wrong? >> she is not a good spo