honey, i only checked out of curi-- georgie boy! so you wanted to see me? uh, yeah. listen, eugene, you're my only living relative and i don't want you to take this the wrong way, but you are a pushy, obnoxious jerk. say... what are you driving at? i've been on my best behavior since i got here. you have? well, sure! didn't i tell dick that just because he writes how-to books instead of novels it doesn't mean he's a failure? well, sure, but-- an hour hasn't gone by that i haven't complemented joanna on how stacked she is. what's the embarrassing part? i really don't want you to come to the dedication ceremony tonight. prefer no one ever know we're related. oh. well, if that's what you want, george. i guess there's no point in my hanging around. too bad. all these years i've been wishing there was someone in this world i was related to. it hits me worst around the holidays. you ever spend thanksgiving alone, george? there's nothing like the heartache of saying "pass the yams" and they just sit there. models, huh? at least you got people. wait. if you really want to co

i want you to meet georgie smith. >> my name is georgy smith.ization in los angeles called a sense of home. the kids that never got adopted, who haven't got any family to help them with their first ever permanent living space. we come in with donated items and volunteers who completely furnish their home as a family would for any youth first setting up their home. they say it takes a village to raise a child. i saw the village not doing what they should be doing for these children. i needed to do something. >> this is crazy. >> oh, my goodness. it's so pretty. >> everyone needs home. the ache for home lives inside all of us. by coming to create someone else's home, it's fulfilling a void in all of us. >> thank you. palau applause [ applause ] we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doin

we want you to meet georgie smith. >> my name is georgie smith.zation in los angeles called a sense of home. we create homes for foster kids who age out of the system. kids who haven't got any family to help them with their first ever permanent living space, we come in with donated items and volunteers who completely furnish their home and serve as the family for any youth first setting up their first home. they say it takes a village to raise a child. i needed to do something for these children. >> this is crazy. >> oh my goodness. it's so pretty. >> you know, everyone needs home. the ache for home lives inside all of us. it's so true. and coming to create someone else's home is fulfilling a void in all of us. >> it means the world to me. thanks, everyone. thank you. [ applause ] i really did save hundreds on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs.

his four-year term will begin on january 20 and he will enjoy a republican georgie's in both chambersf the u.s. congress. here is what it jubilant trump had to say last night. mr. trump: america will no longer settle for anything less than the best. we are going to dream big and bold and daring. we have to do this. we are going to dream of things for our country, and beautiful things, anand successful things. i want to tell the world community that while we will always put america's interest first, we will deal fairly with everyone. reporter: u.s. president-elect donald trump speaking there. let's listen to some of the reacaction, starting with the world's number two economy, china. the new united states government can work with steady and sound development of bilateral relations. this will benefit the two coununtries and the entire worl. >> a spokesperson there for the chinese ministry. angela merkel told reporters in berlin that the campaign had included confrontations that she found difficult to bear, but she did offer her support, offering to work closely with the trump administra

- sure, georgie. excuse me please. nno. - next month is ok. books you've got to have, if you want to get educated. (pats his back) - thank you. - ya, that betty of yours, (audience laughs) so i don't have to move. - but hanno, the lease expires tomorrow. surely you don't think they can still do anything. time is up. - you don't know these scholars like i do. - [jim] but, hanno, - excuse me. sam, how did it go with the examination? all i can do now is, drop out. - oh no, quitting only forms the habit of quitting. we have to form the habit of fighting. walt whitman says, "never yield or falter." and now you go, and have a nice talk with your professor. tell him what it is you can't get through that head of yours. it. that's why he's a professor. you tried it. (thoughtful music) as they do about you. but, all that does is just make my task harder. the deadline is tomorrow. and you haven't made any of the improvements that could have kept you here. - yea, it's so. - and i can see why. you give everything away, food, money, advice. look, walt whitm

please give my love to ellie and georgie. okay. bye. -so?spinelli find out about oscar jessup? oscar has been dead since 1990. [ chuckling ] you have to -- looks like someone stole his identity. wow. great. so who really called pete to get him away from julian's car so they could plant the bomb? i, uh, pulled my father's file. it's everything the ada needs for the arraignment. thank you. okay, i will make sure that she's fully prepped. it's pretty thin. it's just the confession he gave in church. yeah, no, i wish it was more evidence, but we'll get there. we have more time before the trial. you know, it is possible that someone else is responsible for this car bomb. but sonny confessed. in a church during his son's funeral. it's a confession of a bereaved father's pain. and he gets to the station, talks to jason, recants the whole thing.

. >> the widespread smoke also prompting air quality warnings, code red in western north parts of georgi georgia. >> hopefully, it will rain but i don't see any rain in the forecast. >> i came into work this afternoon and this is the truth. i felt like summer was pouring a pitcher of water on me. >> especially around the 495 belt coming from southern new hampshire. >> there is more behind it too. >> more lifting up from the southeast. heavy bands of rain around providence. the next couple of hours, very, very wet around here. here's a look at our live doppler. you see a lot of those yellows from worcester northward towards scituate as you can see but there are other areas as well. along the pike, even over southeastern mass but the most condensed area is right in here. we have. this is the wider view of the system. notice even down here, we're still getting some development. so so we still have a few hours to go through. how much rain so far? this is as of 4:00. fitchburg was approaching half an inch and worcester has gone over half an inch. orange mass approaching pretty quickly. look,

georgie's moving out! get out. i'm out! fantastic apartment right across from mine. i can't wait for you to see it. is it better than mine? oh, yeah. so it's a 2-bedroom, 1-bath, make-your-friends-hate-you. better than elaine's, too. i got to give her a call. she's out. oh, right. the blind date. all it a setup now. i guess the blind people don't like being associated with all those losers. come check out my new place. take you 2 minutes. i can't. i'm meeting kramer at my mini storage. hey, you got any extra furniture down there? i need some more stuff to fill that extra bedroom with the walk-in closet. oh, this is really annoying. [chuckles] it's working already! [coughing] what is with that? it's coughing, jerry.

okay, georgie. great man. gave me my first job. dresses like a bum let's people use him and he could buy this town. yes. would you stand up and step away from the table? what's this about? please stand up. mr. logan, yoyore under arrest for child molestation. what? you have the right to remain silent... wait a minute. anything you say... logan: what is this about? you have a right to an attorney. if you cannot afford an attorney... excuse us, excuse us. give me details, huh? i want to know all ababt the pervert. luchek, you are the pervert. hey, nice work, puppy! thanks, steve. hey, penhall. did you have to bust my favorite sportswriter? you've made a big mistake. i didn't do it. will you take a polygraph test? believe me, i want to help clear this u u but i think i should speak to my lawyer. if you're so innocent, why not take the test? if you pass it can only help. i'll take it. i just want to talk , jeff. to my lawyer first. he didn't get back to you. well, he's an exexriend now. people do not like to be associated with child mo

. >> my name is georgie smith and i started an organization in los angeles called "a sense of home," age out of the system. so the kids who never got adopted, who don't have any family to help them with their first-ever permanent living space, we come in with donated items and with volunteers, completely furniture their home. and serve as the family would for any youth setting up their first home. you know, they say it takes a village to raise a child. i saw that we, the village, weren't doing what we should be doing for these children. and i needed to do something. >> this is crazy! >> this is so pretty. >> everyone needs a home. the ache for home lives inside of all of us. maya angelou, it's so true. and this, by coming to create someone else's home, is filling a void in all of us. >> this means the world to me. thanks, everyone. >> thank you. >> that just gets you, doesn't it? you can vote for georgie or any of your favorite top ten heros now at cnnheros.com and thanks for doing so. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through?

georgie's moving out! get out. i'm out! fantastic apartment right across from mine. i can't wait for you to see it. is it better than mine? oh, yeah. so it's a 2-bedroom, 1-bath, make-your-friends-hate-you. better than elaine's, too. i got to give her a call. she's out. oh, right. the blind date. i guess the blind people don't like being associated with all those losers. come check out my new place. take you 2 minutes. i can't. i'm meeting kramer at my mini storage. hey, you got any extra furniture down there? i need some more stuff to fill that extra bedroom with the walk-in closet. oh, this is really annoying. [chuckles] it's working already! [coughing] what is with that? it's coughing, jerry.

here's one on georgie this month. [ laughter ] and then it has, you know, it has the turn ons and turn offs like the "playboy" centerfold. it gives the birthdate, june 12th, 1924. uh, measurements, a size 12 flag. [ laughter ] favorite activity, that ol' fashioned fourth of july barbeque on december 7th. [ laughter ] [ applause ] um, favorite sport, pitching horseshoes. what i like most about america, "it's easier to spell "then zimbabwe." [ laughter ] fantasy-- you wouldn't imagine this guy has fantasies. seeing fidel castrci in the nude. [ laughter ] favorite way to make love-- they get very intimate here. with me on the right, was the answer. [ laughter ] uh, favorite joke, dan quayle. [ laughter ] here's a "playboy" on michael dukakis, where it says dukakis shows all. and you see, there's the centerfold for michael. and let's see what it says here. birthdate, november 3rd, 1933. uh, measurements, same as ken doll. [ laughter ] [ applause ] turn ons, taking only nine items through the ten item or less lane. [ laughter ] wildest fantasy, mixing rice crispies in with my corn flakes. m

and fill georgie porgie's big ? come on, george. - cup. - that's the spirit. you see that, cass? - there isn't any spirit. there's hardly a pulse. - i'm just trying to cheer the guy up. - i know what you're trying to do, sweetheart. why don't you mush a banana he'd like to be alone for a while. - no, no, no, no, please, come on. don't go, i mean, if she had to go through this abortion, i would've taken her, you know? i do own a car. - you're a good husband, george. farina or jerky flakes? - jerkies, please. - [webster] is breakfast ready? 'cause ready or not, here i come. - okay, here comes webster. now what am i gonna tell him? how am i gonna explain this? - tell him that she-- - ix-nay on the id-kay. -nay, i mean, nothing. you speak pig latin. - only when ma'am and i don't want george to understand something. - i thought george speaks pig latin. - very slowly. so where's ma'am? - ma'am went shopping. - [bill] hitchhiking. - [cassie] jogging. - hitchhiking? - no, bill's kidding. she isn't hitchhiking, she's out jogging. she's jogging to a store to buy-- new kid. i just know it.

and georgie with a dunk, that does it. rebels lose their first regular season opener at home. since 2004 against st. mary's. later rebels do better. earlier in the day. gonzalez 17 points. 102 points up against concordia california. rebels return after a bye week. play a final two home games on the schedule. host wyoming this afternoon. 12:30 kickoff. upset if rebels knocked off a surprising cowboys. they are 5-0. lead the conference after knowing off boise state. 8:point favorite over rebels. coach said that wyoming is where his rebels want to be a few years ago. >> you know they come in. you know, they have four wins first year. now 7-2. pounding away at the little things. again following the plan. same thing we are doing here. in a different situation. you know, we have three wins going into this game. still that possibility of a bowl. getting smaller and smaller and tougher to get there. but our guys are bought in. and working with high energy. fully committed. had great practice sunday night. ready to fight for a win. >> reporter: all right. 12:30 kickoff. lady rebel socc

. >> happy festivus, georgie. >> city officials in bloomington, indiana renaming two of their paid holidaysbe more culturally sensitive. it's not columbus day anymore. they're now calling it the fall holiday. and say good-bye to good friday and say hello to spring holiday. the new names taking effect next year. bloomington is a traditionally liberal area but the town is receiving back lash for the new holiday names. is this really more inclusive or just an example of pc culture going too far? send your comments on our facebook, twitter or send them as an e-mail which is like the old form of communication, e-mail, to "fox & friends first"@foxnews.com. >> spring holiday. interesting. the time now is 27 minutes after the top of the hour. and donald trump's cabinet picks. >> anybody he picks is going to be controversial on the left. unless he picks people who are totally controversial to his own base. >> how a rule change from harry reid could actually end up helping the president-elect. new from david baldacci pursuing a mystery that's haunted him since youth militany investigator john puller

going on the picture and then you have family stories of willing telling everyone when he was little georgieould look after him and there was a popular song in 1914 called it's a long way to tipperary. you can sort of player the facts with interviews and stories and memories, pictures and the documentation as it exists in this very racialized lens. that's what i tried to do, to bring it into its fullness. the pictures were just great. i found this picture from around 1917. there was lg barnes circus by then. mr. barnes writes his memoir and the 1930s in which he brags about buying them and making them a paying proposition so that's more proof. he was proud of it because why wouldn't he be? everybody thought african-americans were subhuman and they were getting something over on them. so this picture i showed to nancy when i found it and it's the first picture of them with instruments. we were driving around at that picture prompted a memory. sure he remembers willy -- it was supposed to be if photo prop. they would have pictures of their act and then they would sell them and keep the money.

. >> my name is georgi smith and i started an organization in los angeles, if kids haven't got adoptedted items and volunteers completely refurbush it. and you know how they say it takes a village to raise a child. i saw that we as a village weren't doing what we needed to do for these children. and i needed to do something. >> wow. >> oh, my goodness. >> that's so pretty. >> not everyone. it's inside of all of us. it's so true. and by coming to create someone else's home it's a feeling in all of us. >> thanks very much. >> thank you for everything. [ applause ] ♪ >>> we have to repeal obamacare. >> and it could be replaced with something much better for everybody. >> trump telling "the wall street journal" he is up to preserving portions of obamacare. >> not our president! not our president! >> this is a tough time for our country. i think we've seen how people have been reacting to the events. >> if there's any healing in this country, it's going to are to start with donald trump

i had a big crush on james mason in "georgy girl." i had a mammoth crush on him. and of course, i was several years his junior. and he was sweet to me, and dear, and i really was-- i was mad about him. >> many meetings? >> no, never any meetings. only on the set. never any meetings. no meetings. >> i like that term. "had rather quite a few meetings, you know?" >> well, you know the old hollywood term-- they're always saying, "i'm taking a meeting." "i'm taking a meeting "with the head of fox." well, we know what they mean, now, don't we? >> "i'd certainly like "to meet you." [ laughter ] have a whole 'nother-- >> it's a whole new meaning, now, doesn't it? >> whole new meaning, yeah. >> yes, i'll never be able to say that again now. >> but-- how-how is your father difficult? is-- when he was working, i assume, and in-involved in a, uh-- >> he was very schizophrenic in his behavior. if he was playing strinberg, or shakes-- one of the shakespeare-- you know, something really heavy, or a murderer, or anything like that, he was impossible. lived it. brought it home-- w

if she thinks the story was hard to write, she should think about how hard it was poor uncle georgiend uncle willy to live. she better pick her up. so-- >> you picked your up. >> i tried. >> tell us about their life after they left the circus. >> because of that secondary lawsuit with her mother got guardianship, the checks were sent home and must-- most of the money was funneled into like a retirement account and when this was set up social security did not even exist, so by the time they retired in 1961 a really nice house was bought and paid for for them and the family of nancy, her mother, .-dot, her grandparents, they all lived in the house together and they took astonishing good care. they sort of protected them. the barber would come to their house and cut their hair so they would not have to go out because people would still say rude things and they watched over them and later when he was in his late '90s, i think it was, he was in the hospital-- actually he was incredibly healthy. he was on no medication, but they thought it was a bowel obstruction, so they put him in the ho

here's one on georgie this month. [ laughter ] and then it has, you know, it has the turn ons and turn offs like the "playboy" centerfold. it gives the birthdate, june 12th, 1924. uh, measurements, a size 12 flag. [ laughter ] homestate, all of them. that ol' fashioned fourth of july barbeque on december 7th. [ laughter ] [ applause ] um, favorite sport, pitching horseshoes. what i like most about america, "it's easier to spell "then zimbabwe." [ laughter ] fantasy-- you wouldn't imagine this guy has fantasies. seeing fidel castro recite e in the nude. [ laughter ] favorite way to make love-- they get very intimate here. with me on the right, was the answer. [ laughter ] uh, favorite joke, dan quayle. [ laughter ] here's a "playboy" on michael dukakis, where it says dukakis shows all. and you see, there's the centerfold for michael. and let's see what it says here. birthdate, november 3rd, 1933. uh, measurements, same as ken doll. [ laughter ] [ applause ] turn ons, taking only nine items through the ten item or less lane. [ laughter ] wildest fantasy, mixing rice crispies in with my c

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that -- i actually like -- our votes as a community has been portrayed as, yeah, we are the month georgie -- majority. we are the ones that gets the president office but nothing really gets done. they do good speeches and promote everything, but nothing really comes forth. as the united states as a whole i believe hillary clinton would be the best choice for that. host: connie's calling from north carolina. good morning. do you plan to vote this election season? caller: i'm voting on tuesday. host: who do plan on supporting? caller: hillary. i have to vote for hillary. she has done so much for everyone over so many years and even before she was first lady and when her husband was president, she is done so much not only for the african-american community or every child. i know different people who do not have insurance for their children and she passed the care act. in north carolina, they keep cutting off medicaid and people cannot sign up for medicaid. all of these laws, get these things repeal. it held up the whole north carolina. host: secretary clinton has faced criticism in the black

florida, 29 electoral college votes, pivotal in 2000 when georgie -- george bush junior won the presidency. florida changing, too, its white population only just above 50% now. these are where the battles will be fought tonight. we will be watching so carefully in the midwest, down the east coast, here midwest, down the east coast, here in the west as well, to see whether those blue states are turning they will need to four trump to emerge as the victor by the end of the night. so how will we know who has won each state as the polls close? our american sister network, abc news, is just across time square, and we have a bbc team embedded in their results room. as each state closes its polls, they will look at the exit polls and the early declared results. you can see their studio where they will be doing their election coverage. that is where the embedded team are. this is in times square, manhattan. it is the city to be in tonight for these results. in s be in tonight for these results. in re clinton's here, donald trump is here, the american networks are here, katty kay is here. it is onl