talk about roy grace.st meet roy grace in the first novel, dead simple, he is 39, just coming up to his 39th birthday and his wife, sandy, who he loved and adored, has vanished from the face of the earth. he literally comes home and she's gone. and for ten years, that was when he was 30 and for ten years he's been looking for her, doesn't know if she's been abducted, kidnapped, run off with a lover, and he functions as a very effective homicide detective but all the time he's wondering, is she going to suddenly turn up? and during the roy grace series, which is obviously ongoing, i seed a bit more about what happened and speculations. and i chose that route to go because what really good detectives do is solve puzzles and i thought, rather than having a detective with a drink problem and a broken marriage i thought it would be more interesting, because today a detective with a drink problem wouldn't last 2a hours in the british police. much more interesting to have a detective with a private puzzle he coul

and write grace on your hand. my hand for every race and hopefully get a medal for grace. >> reporter: how does it feel to have friends and family rooting for you? >> i know they are going through it too. so it's like everyone's fight. >> that's so cool that they found each other and now they get to help each other out. >> that's news for this half hour. >>> making news in america this morning, pure devastation, a new view of the disaster zone in california. >>> nearly two dozen fires raging. >> we have at least a dozen guys that have lost their homes. >> an entire city evacuated. more lives lost. and now dangerous winds are picking up again. >>> the president versus the press. trump takes aim at the tv networks suggesting broadcasts rights should be challenged and what steve bannon is now saying about the odds of president trump being removed from office. >>> breaking overnight did harvey weinstein's company know years ago about sexual assault allegations against him? new questions as the scandal takes a new turn

one of them is grace jo, there on the left.n her young life she experienced horrors few of us could ever have imagined. hers is astounding journey from north korea to a maryland college classroom. when grace jo walks along the leafy path of montgomery college in maryland, she is indistinguishable from any other american college student. but the 26-year-old's astounding journey took her from the gulags of dictatorship to the american united states. grace is north korean escapee, one of eight recipients of george w. bush institute's north korean freedom scholarship program. an effort by the former president to encourage freedom and values from those who fled the kingdom. and grace is uncompromising on what she says should be the fate of north korean dictator kim jong-un. >> the north korean regime should not exist in this world anymore, any longer. i will say the u.s. government use military force or any kind of force, we shall stop the north korean regime. the regime is killing those innocent people in the country. childs, babie

it's called "ways of grace." then a special encore performance from the rans allen group, "like a good neighbor" and a little louder "clap your hands." we're playing it for you one more time. we're glad you've joined us for that coming up in just a moment. ♪ ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> so honored to have james blake on this program. the retired professional tennis player was once ranked fourth in the world and has written a new text about activist athletes. it's called "ways of grace: stories of activism, adversity and how sports can bring us together." great to have you on the program, james blake. >> thanks for having me. >> the question is can sports still bring us together these days? >> i hope so, and i really do believe that. maybe it's my optimistic nature, but i feel like it's something that brings religions together, brings the lgbt community together, brings races together and it can unite. i think we saw that in response to some of donald trump

thank you, grace. >> amazing grace. here we go. >> hero. it every day because you are our campus hero for today. [ cheers and applause ] >> give it up for grace! [ cheers and applause ] >> you're awesome. >> thanks, guys. >> awesome. >> amazing grace. >> aww amazing grace indeed. i love that. >> okay. >>> well little taste of broadway live from frederickss burg. the students campus musical little shop of huer rows will join us live with a special performance. >> looking forward to that. the first lady's inauguration dress on display at the smithsonian. we'll take through life. new taylor swift music and brad pitt's 10:10. >> which story is maureen going to talk about? >> not the middle one. ♪♪ at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a bedframe with storage, to the softest linens, to a cozy mattress, can be yours for less. and we believe... that cozy should never be costly. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed gillespie w

the cast of "will & grace." i'm there for all of it. jack gets the surprise of his life. >> i'm your grandson. can i call you grandpa? [ laughter ] >> oh, my god, you have to. >> reporter: also bringing the laughs, guest star jane lynch. >> when they asked me to do it, of course. i was thrilled. there are only 13 episodes. it's not like, you know, it's i once if a lifetime thing. >> i'm reggie. this is my beautiful wife of ten weeks, roberta. no, no flirting, fellas, she's staken. >> ah, you. i play a hilarious part. we play camp counselors at a gay conversion camp. we're both obviously so dpai gave it hurts your teeth. >> so fun fact. jane auditions for a small role on the original series. she didn't get the part. i think things turned out okay. "will & grace" is bringing the heat. not the only ones. >> no, ma'am. so is the you of "chicago fire." a new episode airs tomorrow night. i dropped by the set to visit the leading lieutenant, gaga's exx, taylor kinney. >> my brothers had braces. my mother was a hygienist. oral care. teeth was a

it's hard to show grace. it is so hard to show grace. see a lot of grace in today's world. you don't see a lot of grace in politics, but everyone has it, even the people you hate the most. you shouldn't hate them. you should pray for them. make your prayer exceed what you feel in your heart and your angry for them. [ applause ] i'll end with this, two things, one of the big problems we have are the identity politics. there is one identify and this is the only identity anybody should be using. you a child of god first and everything else second. you are a child of god first and way down the line whatever political affiliation you are, you can use that. you are a child of first then x, y, z. if more people realize that common ground this world would be in a better place, absolutely. and let us not become wary in doing good. for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up, and that is key. if you see a brother or sister give credit where it's due. try again and get it right. and remember to have gas. have grace in a time

and write grace on your hand.efully get a medal for grace. >> reporter: how does it feel to have friends and family rooting for you? >> i know they are going through it too. so it's like everyone's fight. >> that's so cool that they found each other and now they get to help each other out. >> that's news for this half hour. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this number to learn more. this plan was designed with a rate lock for people on a fixed income who want affordable life insurance that's simple to get. coverage options for just $9.95 a month, less than 35 cents a day. act n

s return to "will & grace." >> how heavy was that sedation? feel like my ex-husband is standing right there. >> thursday, grace's ex, leo, is back. but are they rekindling a romance? >> who cheated? >> he did. >> seriously, that was a shot in the dark. >> can there be a happy ending? >> who knows? >> i hope so. that's up to the writers. put in a good word for me. >>> and finally, "ncis" gets spooky. >> detective higgins met a ghost. >> reporter: tonight, the gang uncovers new evidence from a decade-old murder. it's the first episode since pauley perrette announced she's leaving after this season. >> i like a boss who sticks up for his people. >> reporter: and next week, new female energy when maria bello joins the cast. >> i think you like having me around. >> i'll take all the girl power i can get. >> i just saw pauley earlier this week. she's doing fantastic. >>> up next, kate middleton's first public event since announcing baby number three. >>> plus, mila kunis dishes on her romantic dinner dates. >>> and chris hemsworth on his secret to l

the night has passed and day approaches we were led by vladimir for the grace of faith and all those who receive baptism release themselves from the ancient d.n.a. . they are godzilla. above the elect since christ in majesty the judge of the world. hope of heavenly reward and fear of eternal damnation ever since prince vladimir was converted to over the christianity in kiev in the year nine eighty eight the russian tribes lived under the sign of the cross and they were certain of going simple. but at the start of the thirteenth century the russians were overtaken by disaster against which the cross did not protect them the invasion by the mongol hordes. one comical tells of an alarming portent. many crows came flying like a big black cloud and the birds flew around as they've never done before. russians seem to have been overtaken by the apocalypse murder looting. the mongols took possession of the holy soil. why does the damp earth not give way why does it not open there was no daylight to be seen and we baptize one suffocated from the breath of the to. towns. they devastated our la

of course, debra's "will & grace" co-stars were there.ritten and sofia bush were also by her side. >> did you ever dream this? >> no, never, never. my big dream was to be a working actress. >> whoo! >> finally, we're coming out. it's very kiting. >> we were with messing on the set of her very first sitcom "ned & stacy" in 1996. >> do i have a man behind me? >> two grace." she's still hopeful. >> harry connick jr. is coming back next week. can you tell me? >> it's so good. so good. >> can there be a happy ending? >> who knows? >> i giuess that's what it's lie to be a real star. >>> up next, sharon osbourne givers us a sneak peek at her new project. >> oh, my lord. what is it. >> you have never seen a home renovation show like this. >>> and then, macgyver gets down and dirty. >> you're disgusting. but still weirdly sexy. >> is he enjoying his action star dating status? >> are they com ♪ >>> "e.t." don't think you sho daughter: i would steal pills from my friend's mom. mom: we talk about all the common drugs but never prescription medication

the grace of the north korean escapee who fled with mother and sister.'s now one of the recipients of president george w. bush institute north korean freedom scholarship program, an effort to encourage freedom and american values for those who fled the hermit kingdom. grace now a citizen as an compromised nun when she says should be the faith of north korean dig leader kim jong un. >> they should not in this world anymore, any longer. the u.s. government uses military force or any kind of force we should stop the north korean regime because the regime is killing innocent people leaving the country. child, babies, moms, died without anyhow. >> tough talk is the only thing the regime understands. >> they will be nicely. it is time to take action to north korean government. but we don't have any action, we'll may speak the words and try to give something to them like two little crying to, it cancels the moment. >> she does not think the military strength at the predictions of possible catastrophic loss of life in south korea and the region is feasible. >> i

and his love he gives us his grace and his love every day in everything we do everything that the whole of those together the rule of law freedom of religion freedom of opinion these are the values that supporters day for day and we must flush them out every single day every single day we need to fill them with life and the reformation encourages as you think that the future is open it occurred just to take responsibility seriously that it tells us that change is possible to change towards the good and that is why i'm so grateful for the opportunity that the anniversary of the reformation gives us to make as aware of our christian roots. and yet our commitment to society and this will stay long after the anniversary has passed perhaps even stronger than before and this is why we need to think of this once again with christmas coming again when we start singing. christmas carols we will remember to turn. to the german chancellor angela merkel addressing. the state ceremony to mark five hundred years of reformation having to do so wish. yes comes from that masinga the amount of my next qu

. >> thursday means another new episode of will and grace. here's a sneak peek of what you'll see tonight. >> what's gay, beautiful and got rich for doing nothing? >> jared >> right? >> they're as timely as ever. >> all jokes aside, will and grace are facing pretty big career decisions. you can lava long with us starting at 9:00 on nbc4. >>> you know the disney channel is preparing to mark another moo milestone. in the new season of andy mack, it's featuring a storyline regarding gay characters. i had to look this up. my kids are way too young to watch. it's like a tweener series. andy is a 13-year-old girl. she's got a best friend named cyrus who starts to realize he has feelings for the same boy. it's a story, been around for as long as time. >> needs a triangle thing. >> executives say the cast is working to make sure the story arc is appropriate for all audiences while at the same time trying to send a powerful message about inclusion. >> like will and grace for tweens. >> tl >> for 12-year-olds. >> exactly. i stepped outside today and i'

the three graces and they were eleanor, mary anne and nancy cook, they were named the three graces by franklin roosevelt when he urged the three friends to build a cottage on the banks of the val-kill criek on the east side of park exactly where pat is talking about that day when they swam in the swimming with this one difference. when they built the cottage, franklin signed a book to them for the three graces of the val-kill, it's wonderful to hear you say that paulie murray was a guest there but she was a guest in a house called the eleanor roosevelt historic site. how many of you have been there? the amazing thing, is it not, it's about the modesty of it, do you agree? people are so used to living rich now that to see the first lady of the world, really, lived so simply, it was constructed at a furniture factory which three friends eleanor, mary annee, had built together when franklin roosevelt we wanted to provide work for poor people, made things with her hands and they built this in the factory and the friendship of these two women eleanor and these two women mary anne were like

she plays grace on "will and grace" joined more than 2,600 friday night. messing starred in the series "the mysteries of laura." you can watch "will and grace" thursday nights at 9:00 here on nbc 10. >>> you see some of the fog that has formed in cape may. a little bit of fog to start with, a few showers during the day but we're only looking at light showers for cape may. a better chance of some downpours coming inland. even a slight chance of a thunderstorm during the day today. and through it all it is going to be warm. now we're seeing a little bit of light fog here. most of the rest of the area is fog free. hazelton some light fog at three-mile visibility. not seeing the thick fall in coatesville that we've had over the last couple days and it's clear sailing for millville and dover. cloudy and rain is on the way with temperatures that will be warming up in spite of the rain. we're in the 70s right now in philadelphia. 75 degrees at philadelphia international. not much cooler. chestnut hill, 73. warmer in northeast philadelphia. 77 degrees at the airpo

yeah, me, too, hon. >> stephen: please welcome grace gummer! ( cheers and applause ) hello.see you. nice to see you, too. >> stephen: i'm excited for the third season of mr. rough bod. it starts this week. >> october 11. >> stephen: when you do a show where everybody wants to know what's going to happen, do you know what's going to happen or only your part of the script? >> no, i to know everything. >> stephen: can you tell us anything? >> knotting. does the world look more or less like our world because it's harrowing how much the world looks like our world. >> yeah, but we're still in obama days on the show, so everything's better. >> stephen: even though everything's terrible, everything's better. >> yeah. ( applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: you and remi malek know each other before the robot. >> yes. >> stephen: you and larry crowne. everybody starts chanting when i say that name. were you excited to get to work together again? >> yes, i texted him and said we're going to spend time together and we have jet to have a scene together, so that's not exciting as i though

one of the characteristics of grace is it's undeserve evidence. it is, as robert frost said in his inaugural poem for john kennedy, it's give outright, a gift that is given and it's a gift given so that america can serve a higher purpose and that purpose seems undeniable. give you one example. napoleon bonaparte, someone who is known for seizing territory, what is it that led him to the consternation of most of this advisers, including his own two brothers who tried to stop him to give away, basically for peanuts, an area five times the size of france itself, the louisiana purchase? we have 15 states that are carved out of that. it doubled the size of the country. whenever jefferson brought that deal home, and a deal he didn't look for and wasn't expecting, it was napoleon gaving it to the country, horatio gates, hero of the revolution, said there's an air of enchantment to it and alexander hamilton, jefferson's great rival -- this is just shortly before he was killed in a duel -- but hamilton wrote that clearly this was a sign of divine providenc

of the documentary film grace jones blood light and bammy. british film director sophie finds a company the eccentric diva for ten years for the film it shows intimate glimpses of grace jones is like the actress and singer now on sixty nine years old has repeatedly tested and transgressed boundaries jur in her career. clothes for german clubs germany's commissioner for culture and the media monica curtis was in dresden on wednesday to honor eighty six club operators and concert organizers for their outstanding life performance program. opposes germany's music awards with the biggest purse totaling one point eight million euros. they got the celebrations into did live music like here with the dress and band now. this is the fifth time the applause prizes have been awarded this their organized by the music industry initiative and the german government has been a media partner for three years now. the world's biggest boardgame trade fair buzy team has opened in s.f. and it seems both games are as popular as ever the industry reports new record t

will and grace. after returning to the air. a sneak peek at what to expect >> we have a full body compression garment. >> for a fat baby? >> for my fat baby. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >>> following breaking news out of two were injured. multiple sources tell nbc news that ambush was conducted by suspected militants from mali. they have not confirmed the deaths but acknowledged that a hostile fire incident involving u.s. troops did happen. distracted driving, it continues to be a major issue on highways across the country. but some of the new technology in your cars aimed at helping the problem may be adding to the problem. mark barger explains. >> techn

one of the characteristics of grace is its undeserved. it is as robert frost said in his inaugural poem, a gift outright. it's a gift that's given and it's a gift that's given that america can serve a higher purpose. that seems undeniable. i'll give you one example. napoleon bonaparte, one of the great converts in human history, someone known for seizing territory, what is it that led him to the consternation of most of his advisers including his own two brothers who tried to stop him, to give away a sickly for peanuts and area five times the size of transit itself, the louisiana purchase? we have 15 states carved out of that. double the size of the country. when jefferson brought that deal home, a deal he didn't look for and he wasn't expecting, it was napoleon giving it to the country, or issue gates said there is an air of enchantment to it. and alexander hamilton who was jefferson's great rival, just shortly before he was at school, hamilton wrote that clearly this is a sign of divine providence. there's no other explanation. he gives

with the very liberal, i will say, grace. premiums due under the program a lot of games were played about not paying premiums, enrolling in another planning getting another grace period and so on and so forth. these rules tried to avoid that. also, special enrollment. they became potential for abuse to individuals to wait till they needed coverage and then through special enrollment cycles enrolled in the coverage for that cycle. these rules tightened up those particular provisions so that it would be harder to have this gaming of the system. but, there were other provisions in the rule to but these were the ones that had the most direct correlation to adverse selection. some people would say what about the shortening of the opening enrollment. and also with recent cutbacks with marketing and advertising funds from the federal agency the speculation is that too might have an impact on adverse reaction. in other words, who will be the most focused on getting health care coverage in a period of uncertainty. the people who have

insisting that people couldn't by the grace of god that faith was something given to individual humanbeings and the reformers therefore saw themselves as free from the church structures and secular her a case to as a result there was an understanding of the early modern period that was definitive and this was an understanding. of an informed citizenry who could take responsibility for themselves and for others and be free and this is expressed in a wonderful way in the song that we heard earlier on that refers to. a text of luther's the main statement is that god can be our fortress. and this is the reason why this song has become a. song of the protestants all over the. one that became the mass a hymn of the reformation this is how it was described it from this understanding of human beings all democratic structures out there that even if there's no direct line from the reformation to democracy and this candidate governed by rule of law as we know it today all the same the reformation with its basic understanding of liberty was a driving force in the emerging process of social and po

both have ultimate confidence in the goodness of creation and their grace filled place in it. you may share that faith or not but erick erickson is living and attached life emotionally, spiritually, morally and communally. welcome erick erickson. [applause] >> if i am going to read i probably need a copy. i forgot to bring one. thank you all for having me. thanks to those of you watching live. my name is erick erickson. i am from a rural part of louisiana. when i was 5 years old my dad's company gave him a choice, moved to dubai or find a new job. when i was little we moved to the middle east and lived there for ten years. the cool part about growing up there is every three months we had to leave the country to get a visa and my dad's committee would tell us to go somewhere. i have been to more countries than states. i have been to montana to perform a wedding. so far no divorces and i have seen montana but never seen wyoming or idaho, never been into the rocky mountains before or the west coast. the experience traveling abroad, my kids never have that experience. in the middl

but grace is pleased she won't start repaying until she earns more.y have to pay back all the tuition fees. because £21,000 is not very much at all. so i think it's better that they're raising it. everything about student finance is up for review. the measures announced today were quite simple. but that's partly because the system is so congregated. —— complicated. so tuition fees are being frozen at £9,250. the earnings threshold for graduates to repay is going up to £25,000 per year. but, interest rates are staying at 6.1%. and for living costs, the poorest students are still going to have to rely on loans, not grants. university leaders are not being behind—the—scenes at party conferences, freezing fees means rising costs will eat away at their budgets. and they want more changes, too. it's a good start. i would like the government to go further. i would suggest that they consider introducing targeted maintenance grants for those students who most need it, to give students cash in their pockets while they are at university. getting a degree leads t

she's acted with such grace. the great michelle 0bama, "when they go low, you go high."l that i'm hugely in admiration. my father was part of a movement when i was young where i'd have extraordinary people. i mean, i didn't know who he was, but castro and other great politicians from around the world would come and i'd hear them speaking with such passion and such belief and such wanting to help people. people don't have to agree with me for me to admire them, i respect people having different views. what i do respect and admire is integrity of thought and honesty of their argument, not the fact that they agree with me. gina miller there speaking to elaine dunkley. he's one of the most important figures of 19th century painting, whose revolutionary approach has influenced successive generations of artists. now a major exhibition of paul cezanne's portraits, some never seen before in the uk, is to go on show at the national portrait gallery in london. 0ur arts editor, will gompertz, has been to see them. a portrait of an artist as a young man. paul cezanne's early selfie,

grace is pleased she won't start repaying until she earns more.it'lljust give me more time to earn that money until i actually have to pay back all the tuition fees. because £21,000 is not very much at all. so i think it's better that they are raising it. everything about student finance is up for review. the measures announced today were quite simple. today were quite but that's partly because the system is so congregated. so, tuition fees are being frozen at £9,250. are being frozen at the earnings threshold for graduates to repay is going up to £25,000 per year. for graduates to repay is but, interest rates are staying at 6.1%. and for living costs, the poorest students are still going to have to rely on loans, not grants. to university leaders are not being behind—the—scenes at party conferences, freezing fees means rising costs will eat away at their budgets. rising costs will eat away at their and they want more changes, too. rising costs will eat away at their it is a good start. rising costs will eat away at their i would like the governme

it is another blow to the former district attorney's fall from grace. he pleaded guilty to a federal corruption charge in june and resign as da. scheduled to be sentenced on tuesday and faces up to five years in prison. >>> the candidates running to earn william's former job face off. they showed their vision to restore integrity to the district attorney's office following the scandal. >>> white house chief of staff john kelly is defending president trump's call to a widow of a fallen soldier. abc serena marshall has the latest. >> reporter: it was an emotional defense of the president not from chief of staff john kelly, but gold star father and retired general john kelly. >> there's no perfect way to make that phone call. my first recommendation was not to do it. >> reporter: kelly lost his own son when he stepped on a land mine in 2010, but addressing an unusual silent press correspond, my son when he died he was surrounded by the best men on this earth, his friends. that's what the president tried to say to the family. >> reporter: kelly and frustrat

. >>> she's grate of "will & grace" last night debra messing joins more than 2600 others with a star status. she clause in the nbc series" the mistries of laura." you can watch "will & grace" tonight at 8:00 on nbc 10, new episodes every thursday night at 9:00. >>> tonight "wonder woman" herself hosts "saturday night live." this will be her first time hosting. she's turning heads on the set. >> she's so gorgeous and kind and charming. i think we were all kind of like, are we in love? >> well, gal in live. gadot musical guest sam smith as well. >>> well, a teenager from delaware stunned the gymnastics world today taking home the top spot. >> service so fun to compete. i hell so happy. >> morgan won the all-around title last night. shoves her world championship debut, she lives in middletown, and trains in newark. she's known for her signature glasses. congratulations there. >>> this weekend in winter sport athletes are competing in trials in their attempt to make the olympics in pyeonchang. there's ounce 123 days, and nbc 10 is your home for the olympics. >>> next at 6:00, striking a

the cast of "will & grace." i'm there for all of it.ack gets the surprise of his life. >> i'm your grandson. can i call you grandpa? [ laughter ] >> oh, my god, you have to. >> reporter: also bringing the laughs, guest star jane lynch. >> when they asked me to do it, of course. i was thrilled. there are only 13 episodes. it's not like, you know, it's i once if a lifetime thing. >> i'm reggie. this is my beautiful wife of ten weeks, roberta. no, no flirting, fellas, she's staken. >> ah, you. i play a hilarious part. we play camp counselors at a gay conversion camp. we're both obviously so dpai gave it hurts your teeth. >> so fun fact. jane auditions for a small role on the original series. she didn't get the part. i think things turned out okay. "will & grace" is bringing the heat. not the only ones. >> no, ma'am. so is the you of "chicago fire." a new episode airs tomorrow night. i dropped by the set to visit the leading lieutenant, gaga's exx, taylor kinney. >> my brothers had braces. my mother was a hygienist. oral care. teeth was a b