have you seen hank?> i saw hank not too long ago. >> a successful business owner subscribes to one theory. they show up first, and they leave last. do you know where hank is? >> i don't know. i don't know if he's gone home or what. >> i cannot believe he left. not only is it disrespectful to the employees, it's disrespectful to all the customers who are coming here today. he really left? like, he's gone? >> as far as i know. >> he literally disappeared. i'm pissed. oh, hey, hank. where'd you go, buddy? we have a grand opening. hank, i don't understand why you left. this is [bleep] ridiculous. you need to [bleep] come back here. i've been here for a week. i'm doing all this stuff. this is ridiculous that you left. turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. for business advice and extra scenes from the show, go on to cnbc.com/the-profit. >> turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. hank has turned out to be a real disappointment. not only walking a

hank has his own health issues... (nats) complications from surgery for a torn ligament prevent him from walking much. why he's obese. from 160 pounds, he's now down to 146... eating a cup and a half of raw food a day. as for his newfound fame... (jeanne moos, new york): "it's kind of not?" (kari whitman, hank's owner): "yeah" kari isn't crazy photo... owner): "he's not as fat as he looks there." this is a dog who sure sounds like he should fly. (nats) jeanne moos, cnn... (nats) new york. jessica rae: what's 38-inches tall, 228-pounds, and eats 110- pounds of food a month? this is no riddle... it's a true story of a big dog in pennsylvania... whose owners are trying to get him into the record books. " (nats) when he comes at you at a gallop, you might mistake bentley for something else. ( owner) "mainly, you see a lot of people taking their phones out, or 'is that a dog? is that a horse?' basically the common reaction is, 'is that a horse? bentley's owner bob magliocchi and his family in throop have always had great d

hank had a lot to do with me getting started. >> i met hank.his hand and had a cd that already had my name on it. i kind of gathered that this wasn't by chance. >> shortly after he first met him, hank was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, so for the o years he lived after that, jamey would t off the road and pull his bus right up to the hospital, ran up to see hank, raise hank's spirits, and just--he was always--always around. up to the night hank died, he was here. >> ♪ now tell me ♪ would these arms ♪ be in your way >> it was shortly after hank died i got a text message, and it was from jamey, and he said, "would you mind if i did a hank cochran album?" so i couldn't believe it, you know. >> ♪ so lay ♪ all your doubts aside ♪ when you go to bed tonight >> he should be in the country music hall of fame. he was very influential in setting the bar for all the writers that we have coming down the line. >> well, he was pretty much the foundation as a songwriter for a long time. >> you know, he was really an artist who chose not to be an artist. al

well, let's get on to hank's book. you know, when i got this book, i got it a little early, and i expected to learn a lot about the financial crisis, and i did. but i didn't realize that i'd also learn something about how to attract women. [laughter] it's a little late, i realize. [laughter] hank had a surefire approach which when he took wendy out on their first date in boston, i would like you to describe it. if you even want to elaborate on it a little bit, hank, i'd like to hear about it. >> let me say before i do that, warren, frawcialg i'm delighted to be here -- first of all, i'm delighted to be here in omaha. again, i've been a longtime friend and admirer of warren's, and he was just a real pillar of strength and a source of strength for me during the credit crisis. now, warren was referring to something in the book. i was not a model of maturity when i was a senior at dartmouth college. my first date with wendy, we were at the boston pops, and she wasn't very impressed when i made my program into a paper plane

eric: hank's parents say austin nichol who received their son's jersey was like a brother to hank. they will be cheering on austin for his senior year at johnston. elizabeth: a maryland mother battling cancer is making up for the future time that may be lost with her 6-year-old son. george lettis has the heart warming story. george: at 6-years-old life should be simple. for cj burke is all about football and the mom and dad who will do anything for him. but life surrounding cj is complicated. his mom melissa has stage four breast cancer. in the world. george: treatments haven't worked and doctors tell the young mom she may not be around long enough to do the things most parents assume they will , like see her little boy grow up, play high school football and be honored at senior night. >> she's the most incredible person i've ever met. george: south river high's athletic director david klingel can relate to cj, his father died of cancer three years ago . >> it was devastating for me at that age and for this young man at 6-years-old. i can't imagine what this family is going through

-hank: deal. -pete: yes. -alan: yes. lemonis: a few of the deals went south. you don't how to treat people. -andrew: oh, yeah, i do. -lemonis: no. but today, i'm a proud partner in over a dozen companies. -stephanie: whoo! -lemonis: tonight, i'm gonna tell you how they do it -- my best deals, my worst deals. steve: i'd rather be in more debt than have you running my company. lemonis: this is "the profit" -- a progress report. my name is marcus lemonis. change is difficult. and over the last 18 months, i've introduced you to 23 small businesses across this country, many of them in pretty bad shape. this is a bad scenario. woman: we don't have the money to pay them. larissa: just everything -- all the bills and everything that's just been piling up. it's just so much. lemonis: that's fine. and i fix failing businesses. it's been an interesting journey... well, this looks a lot better in here. ...a tough one. -i took you at your word! -gary: bull[bleep] lemonis: 'cause when each episode ends, my work

(jeanne moos, new york): "do you really call him hank the hank the tank but going to try to get the tank part down." hank was boarding an american airlines flight in los angeles when madeleine sweet snapped this photo. "i bleep you not. the dog is flying first class on my flight." well of course he was...owner kari whitman says hank is a frequent flyer. once this photo went viral, hank even got immortalized in animation... (unidentified speaker/over vo): "he travels first class all the way including his own seat aboard the plane." his owner kari buys him a ticket. she is a former playboy playmate from 1988 and is now an interior designer to stars like melanie griffith and kristen bell. she runs a dog rescue and hank is her certified therapy dog. kari suffers from optical migraines. hank alerts her when one is comig on, so she n take her mmdicine. (kari whitman, hank's owner): nobody believes omg sound like bird, does this kind of (she (nats) plus he has a thyroid condition. which is why he's and a half of raw food a day. as for his newfound fame... (jeanne moos, new york): "it's kind of

hank? is that you? [yells] wait!! hank! it's me, peso! hank, that wasn't a shark you saw in the water. it was just the "gup-b," one of our ships that looks like a shark. a-a-are you surere i promise. it really issafe to come out. well... ok. when i get scared, a fin goes up on my back ananlocks me into my h hing place. [grunts just relax. let your fin go down. all right. [gasping] yeah. thanks, peso. and, uh, sorry about squirting you back--back there. that's ok. but we have to get the rest of your friends to come out of their hiding places before one of them gets hurt. can you help us? absolutely. i'll just tell them all that it's safe. great. thank you, hank. hello in there. it's me, hank. heh heh. there's no shark. you can come out nowow i i nt to come out, but i can't. my fin is stuck. i'm stuck, too. uh, me too. i'm really uncomfortable. help! get me out of here. uh-oh. come on, hank. captain. what is it, peso? we've got a problem. the huhuhumus can't seem totoeave the octopod. they're stuck in the pipes. aye, whenever we get close t

jason r: hank's parents say austin nichol, who received their son's jersey, was like a brother to hank. they will be cheering on austin for his senior year at johnston. live in the studio, jason rantala, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. laura: now to a college football team that is gaining a lot of attention on social media. more than two dozen student-athletes at the university of missouri have benched themselves. and, they say they won't play again until the university's president, tim wolfe, resigns or is removed. jamie yuccas has more on the controversy from new york. jamie: university of missouri president tim wolfe is in the middle of a firestorm after a number of racially charged incidents on his campus. on sunday head football coach gary pinkel posted a picture on twitter of his team locking arms and saying he stands with his players. it comes a day after more than 30 black football players announced that they will not participate in team activities resigns due to his "negligence toward marginalized students." protestors say wolfe has not done enough to hear their concerns. >>

hank has his own health issues...(nats) a torn ligament prevent him from walking much.plus he has why he's obese.from 160 pounds, he's now down to 146... eating a cup and a half of raw food a day.as for his newfound fame...(jeanne moos, new york): "it's kind of been crazy has it not?"(nats)(kari whitman, hank's owner): "yeah" famous photo...(kari whitman, hank's owner): "he's not as fat as he looks there."this is should fly.(nats)jeanne moos, cnn...(nats)new york. 3 3 we are starting off the month we are seeing highs in the middle 70's today, and we will tomorrow with breezy winds. late wednesday into thursday front move through the area. this will bring us a chance of thunderstorms overnight and rain for most of the day on thursday, but will also bring us the chance of seeing slowly falling temperatures throughout the afternoon. heading into weekend, we but temperatures will stay pretty close to normal for this time of year with highs staying in the 50's. 3 3 3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...yet anoth

stacey: next at 10:00, remembering hank. the special inspiration surrounding johnston's historic football season. kevin: and it is a warehouse reborn. we will take a look at the new food and the new look coming to the area south of mlk. stacey: plus, football friday night. scott reister and the sports team working hard on those highlights. which teams will play at the dome -- kind of working hard -- coming up. son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real cha

. >> i get to bring a film about hank williams to nashville where in summary ways he is the godfather of the visit culture. it is beyond my wildest dreams. i hope that i can do the community proud. the whole thing has been the most unexpected privilege for me and this is the icing on the cake. >> the people who have seen it, who live in nashville, are hank fans, journalists of music, they all pick up on things that are so specific that our director put so much attention and detail into. it is amazing to have people who know appreciate the authenticity that ended at the detail that went into this because there is >> tom was involved and when i brought up elizabeth olson he said -- great. great idea. it was fantastic and like playing tennis together. when assigned together i thought, i am lucky. these two are great together. >> when we come back more from hollywood's biggest films. on the hollywood news report. >> an important message for americans eligible for medicare. >> are you receiving all the benefits available to you. >> do you know that there is money available to lower your pr

in the newsroom i'm hank hank phillipi ryan. >> reporter: temperatures even warmer tomorrow but for normal. we'll get to the forecast coming up next. >> kim: also come up. great news this thanksgiving for a transit police sargent who nearly died chasing the tsarnaev brothers. >> adam: officials issuing an all clear after an alarming incident at the white house whereby a man reenforced fence. the obama family was inside at the time of the breach but the suspect was quickly it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. >> adam: we're back right now with live pictures, it looks like the zakim bridge traffic moving nicely. t's desert time for a lot of you

do you really call him hank the tank? >> everybody seems to call him hank the tank. but we're going to try to get that tank part down. >> hank was boarding an american airlines flight in los angeles when madeline sweet snapped this photo. [ bleep ] you not, the dog is flying first class on my flight. of course he was. the owner says hank is a frequent flyer. once had photo went viral, hank even got immortalized in animation. >> he travels first class all the way, including his own seat on board the plane. >> owner, carrie, buys him a ticket. she's a former playboy playmate from 1988 and is now an interior designer to stars like melanie griffith and kristen bell. she runs a dog rose cue and hank is her certified therapy dog. carrie suffers from optical migraines, hank alerts her when one is coming on so she can take her medicine. >> he knows before i know. it's like a bird. nobody can believe it when they hear it. oh, my god, that sounds like a bird. he does this kind of -- >> hank has his own health issues. complications from surgery for a torn ligament prevent him f

hank evans died from a heart condition a year and a half ago while riding a long board. hank's loss has since been a rallying point and a source of success for johnston's best year of football yet. the dragons made it to their first ever 4-a quarterfinal game. hank's parents clint and lori evans passed their son's number 57 jersey on to his longtime friend and teammate austin nichol sunday. >> it really just shows how much their family cares about me and it's how much i cared about hank . >> we lost our son but we gained so many more we feel like -- many more. we feel like they are our sons. it's a team story but yet it's a community story and it's so thankful to live in johnston. eric: hank's parents say they'll be there cheering on austin next year for his senior year at johnston. elizabeth: turning to economic headlines now, agricultural officials have cleared most commercial chicken and turkey farms infected by the bird flu to restock. a vet with the usda says all but 5 of the 219 farms affected nationwide have been given the bird flu virus first surfaced on the west

as hank paulson has set a number of times, this never would have happened if hank greenberg had stay there. he was managing the company in a way that maybe company the most outstanding insurance company in the world. people say is aig to be to succeed now? when hank is running it is twice as they come right? most: it was the successful insurance committee for decade after decade after decade. betty: what was a back then that worked and white cat it work again? -- why can't it work again? david: i think it can. you need the right is this components, you need to add from the critical mass, and you need the right management. -- if before, what was it it is not too big to succeed, what was it before that worked? david: i think what worked before was that you had a great set of assets. you had some outstanding insurance companies in the world come all over the world. byintegrated company run somebody who i think is a phenomenal manager. i think everybody recognizes that when hank greenberg took aig from something that was less to $1400 million billion company. betty: do you think hank gre

this week on lectures in history, anemory university hank klibanoff and gadseden talk about the intersection of politics and violence in the mid-20th century georgia. this program is 90 minutes. host: today, i am going to open up

, hank lit up the room, he helped people he was my friend.was a friend of many of us here and for those who did not know him, if you knew him, he would be your friend too. hank was a vietnam that -- vet and with another they built -- they created the role of coordinator, bringing together the mentors. nothing was more important to hank than his family, friends and helping others, especially fellow veterans and those people who receive this award today, they carry on his memory. i would now like to ask the incoming chair of the board of directors of justice for vets to join me on stage to help present the second award. [applause] [applause] >> the next recipient is known to most people in this room, to every single person in texas, mary covington is a force of nature. >> i jokingly told mary this morning when we first met, i did not need readers, and now i do. i have known her a while, i will tell you a little bit about her and then become a little more personal, because this is an emotional award and i am happy to be a part of it. mary coving

this is hank. now here are some things about hank. he squawks a lot. so if you hear him you will know that he is close by. hank is in the house. hopefully he will be at that house soon. the family says they're offering a reward if he's found. >> the annual toys for tots campaign kicking off in boston today. receive thousandsover -- thousands over the holiday season to help families in need. >> now your local forecast with chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. a front has come on by that back-door cold front. it's really starting to drop those temperatures down to 41 in boston right now. skies are clear winds are from the north and they're not too strong it's only about nine miles per hour. i've had some gusts over 20 as the front went on by those are relaxed tonight. going down to the mid-30s in the city lower 30s in the western suburbs often close to the west j.p., for instance you even into west roxbury. worcester you are at 36 tonight you are dropping down under those clear skies into the 20s in the suburbs.

hank, who done it? >> you know, the establishment republicans have done this.would like donald trump to disappear, and maybe it's not the greatest idea because the great beneficiary for the republicans is hillary clinton. liz: john hart, do you think it's kasich behind this? it's actually a guy running a pac who is now in new hampshire, but is now in ohio. >> republican primary voters want to hear are what the candidates are for, and i don't see this ad as a game changer. many of these things are old news. it's a fun montage, but what is a game changer is what's happening in syria, what happened in paris. and i've argued for months that trump is weak on foreign policy, you know? carson is weak. he has a confused rather than commanding presence. so i think news is going to have a bigger impact than these ads, ultimately, on the race. liz: on our screen we've got donald trump at 25%, this is the latest quinnipiac poll, ted cruz just 2% behind which is virtually a dead tie because, you know, with the margin of error. what does that tell you? ben carson at one poin

>> we're going with c, tom hanks. >> well, you're going home with the >>no, you said tom hanks. you are wrong, but you will get great cd. >> she is happy. >> and she wants it. >> somomhing to be thankful l r. >> it is matthew mcconaughey coming in at 594 words and compared to the lasas time when he had 540 words shorterer han the shortest patty duke who got up and said thank you. >> kath,,ver to you. >> from west virginia, and what 1982 film made "thank you very little" famous? it is before yourtime. >> a, national lampoon's "vacation." >> you win a cd. >> excellent work. the correct answer is caddyshack. >> this would have b bn chevy chase's chahacter and one of the legendary lines of ty webb, and his confidence me the film go a ahead. the surprise star was bill murray who was supposed to make a cameo, but he was so funny playing carl spakcklespackler, and soo they decided to keep him around. it is hard to imagine the film without him. >> and lovely man from richmond, virginia. what song was the theme for what tv show? >> "golden girls." >> that ais a great, great song. >> i lo

tom hanks? >> the answer is next. >>> welcome back, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which star of "you got mail" started acting to pay for college? that is meg ryan. >> great game on the nfl network tonight. titans take on the jaguars. on cbs, thanks giving episode of "life in pieces." we were on the set where collin hanks is ready to chow down. >> i can just go turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes, gravy on all of it. >> pot of gravy.

ed rollins, doug high and hank shankoff.o many in the gop want donald out, even though he's at the top of the polls? >> his message scares a lot of republicans who want to get re-elected in the house and the senate. as president obama said, remarks on refugees, it really helps isil's cause and helps barack obama's cause, hillary clinton's cause, to castigate republicans as being racist, insensitive to minorities. as we have seen trump get a lot of attention and not get scrutiny, it is not surprising that he's been in -- leading the polls for so long that finally somebody comes in and provides him with real scrutiny and blunt force trauma fashion. >> i think that's good analysis. the whole refugee issue divided a lot of people. refugees coming into the country properly? >> do you think mars and saturn will collide next week? there is no computer, there is no database, we don't know who these people are, ask the french if they're able to determine who the people are that -- >> the answer is no? >> it is not possible. >> is the

bring in hank smith, haverford trust, chief investment officer.aus rally in october, did we not? does that mean we're empty with our stockings for december? >> that's right. not grinch stole year-end rally. it was october. that being said i think glide path toward year-end is higher, not lower but maybe not really today 3459 being ascent. -- dramatic ascent. it is time to have favorable investments and three, so many active managers including hedge funds have underperformed this year they can't afford to be on sidelines. you combine all that, we trend higher. liz: i think it is interesting you're picking retailers here. macy's target. you've thrown in ge, proctor & gamble and gamble and chevron. chevron was winner yesterday but not so much today. hank, the fed, we know, i'm asking everybody this, because it could or could not gyrate the markets if the fed decides to move at end of the december, what could it do to all the names on the screen and everything else out there? >> i think it is priced in already in this way. we're not just going to get

he played with hank, he managed barry bonds, now he gets a crack at harper. the clubhouse needed help and they got one. baker trying on new digs at team headquarters today. he says he looks forward to managing a star-studded cast. quote, i was a star, too. [ laughter ] he sat down with christian barset. >> there was no he'station but there -- hesitation but there is always wonder. it is not ours on wonder sometimes. it is up to us if it is accepted or not accepted. it is an opportunity, you know. it was not about money. i got all of the money i need, i don't have all of money i want but i got everything that i need and you know what i needed to do was to fill that void of competing. >> now that you are here and it is official what is your first order of business? >> my first order of business is to help mike put the staff together, number one. because that is very, very important. for a leader he has to have his council, has to have a staff that he can work -- a working staff that he really trusts what they have to say and trust them. >>> all right, football

. >> when you play with hank aaron. >> you're all right. >>> i think he's got it right. i think his resume is pretty good. he's the newest professional coast in washington dc and we're taking a good look. a good analysis of where washington baseball is >>> now, wusa9 game on sports with dave owens, brought to you by xfinity. >> they say 60 is the new 50 guys so dusty baker should feel like a spry guy. he certainly looked it at today's press conference. someone asked him about being 66. he said i don't call it old, i call it experience. >> can he work his magic with his new team. that's the question. baker putting on the curly colors today and it seemed to fit well. throughout the day we have given you all the nuts and bolts of the hiring but dusty baker to me represents more than a hiring. today was a critical juncture in nat's history. take a look. >> why does it feel like washington baseball is at a cross roads? because it is. we have witnessed this team go from 100 loss to steady progress to playoffs. we have also witnessed embarrassing in fighting and world series ta

>> we're going with c, tom hanks. >> well, you're going home with the kath. no, you said tom hanks. you're wrong, but you get a great cd. >> she's happy. she wants it. >> that's something to be thankful for. >> coming in at 549 words. matthew mcconaughey's speech. just in 2014 last year when he won best actor. there were 547 words more than the shortest which would have been two words, which was thank you by patty duke back in 1963. >> is that all she said? >> just thank you. >> all right, kath, over to you. >> from west virginia, look at this beautiful girl. what 1980 film made the line "thank you very little" famous? national lampoon's vacation, ghost busters -- >> a, "national lampoon's and change the character of the legendary lines and the role in it is whatad the so confident to greenlight the film, and the surprise star of the film was bill murray whos that right? >> and the character was so d the film for six day, aed a it is hard to imagine the film without him. >> kath, over to was the theme song for what television show. >> a. >> golden girls. he didn't take long on that.

. >> i used to come when i was little with a grandma it's a hank giving day trad iing i love coming here>> it's fantastic i love the floats and bands and everything else it's really great. >> it was an awesome day armed with empty shopping carts the boy scouts of america collected canned goods to go to philabundance to help families in need and santa made it in time for the grand finale he and mrs. clause arrived on the sleigh with a reindeer and bag full of toys. >> last year, joanne brew sick received a liver transplan that saved her life. now helmy she and her family made dinner for transplant patients and their loved one staying at gift of family life in center city it provides lodging meals and supportive services to those needing translate represented care. >> the trenton area soup kitchen was packed with those in need of a thanks giving mil mill. hundreds took up the offer of free different. they got to sit at a table where volunteers served them instead of sitting in a line. many truly thankful for the hospitality. >> now for first look at business it seems stores may not be as n

tom hanks? greg kanare or meg ryan? >> i'm going with greg. >> the answer is next. thioh my god. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on 2015 silverado light duty models. cool time to go shopping. >>> welcome back, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which star of "you got mail" started acting to pay for college? that is meg ryan. >> great game on the nfl network tonight. titans take on the jaguars. on cbs, thanks giving episode of "life in pieces." we were on the set where collin hanks is ready to chow down. >> i can just go turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes, gravy on all of it. >> pot of gravy. just pour gravy on everything. >> good-bye, everybody. >>> exclusive, charlie sheen's >>> the "insider" from

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it was choreographed by paula abdul and tom hanks admitted he still knows all the lyrics. i feel like that's a party trick you can pull off, tom, go with it. >>> and adele's made her fair share of headlines with her new record-breaking album but now the sultry singer has been upstaged just a tad at least for a little while by her bodyguard. he's getting a lot of attention lately and even earning his own fans. and he's no stranger to rubbing elbows with the rich and famous, once lady gaga's bodyguard. you guys need to remake the bodyguard with adele. lots of other things like hello! >> hello. >> is it me you're looking for? sorry. that was lionel richie. >> we are looking for you, sara. >> have you seen his bodyguard? hello. >>> you might still be eating turkey leftovers but time to put on your yarmulke because here comes hanukkah. celebrations begin at sundown next sunday and adam sand ler is getting everyone in the mood as he always does with an updated version of his legendary hanukkah song. joseph gordon-levitt enjoys eating kugel so does stan lee, jake gyllenhaal and t

you wrote someone in san francisco, i presume about the hank williams soapbox? >> it was a wonderful piece of writing but did you kind of start off as a a music writer? >> yes, pretty much. i used to be way artsy or. i studied art history and school. i started reading for my college newspaper. actually started writing about visual art because i felt the art reviews could be better in the newspaper. i decided i should give it a whirl. then after school i wrote for some art magazines so far and did some book reviews. then i moved into music partly because the music writer that i interviewed for my college paper, he kind of got me my first job in journalism. through him he was the biggest writer i had ever met. i had also been a college radio dj. i started writing record reviews for spin and then for weekly newspapers. mostly the first ten years i would write anything. i would write a book review, and interview, radio documentary and i just did as much as i could. i think that was great looking back. but everything paid so poorly that i just had to do whatever i i

lou: ebony and hank thank you both. >> thank you. never heard such amazing -- brevity, thank you, both. >> 75% of you said they would support creation of mandatory national i.d. card to be require for driving, boating, air travel, that is interesting. thank you for beth good night. >> we start this great week. we give thanks, i am thankful for entertainment and politics, watching donald trump continue his lip talk to presidency as paris attack further boost his poll numbers, he is seep as the strong man who was smoke terrorist tiny, and ben carson's perceived growing nose, and cruz and rubio, tangling like cane and able for that coveted -- kane and abel for that coveted spot.

whether it was writing about wha hank williams or missionaries to new england. it seemed to me to be the perfect way to talk about not just american history but america itself because it was a road trip so weau would stop and we were crying every day because every time we would stop it would be like where more people were buried along the way. like 4000 people died along that trip which was about a fourth od the tribe so every day we would drive and we would stop andad stand and sometimes there were literal graves and we would try and then because it was a road trip, we would go get barbecue or we would listen to chuckong berry or at one point going to chattanooga which was one of the starting points for the trail and we stayed at the chattanooga choo-choo. it was really fun to say cry choo-choo all day long. so we were having this where we. would cry and then it would be a fun road trip. and later on, i remember reading what the novelist steve erickson wrote that the two great inventions of america are annihilation and fun and he was writing about the nuclear t

>> we're going to go home with c, tom hanks. >> you're going to go home with a cd. >> she's happy! she wants it. >> that's something to be thankful for. >> matthew mcconaughey. coming in at 549 words, matthew mcconaughey's speech in 2014 last year when he won best actor. there was 547 words more than the shortest, which was thank you by patty duke. >> from west virginia, what 1980 film made the line thank you very little famous, national lampoon's vacation, "caddyshack" or ghostbusters. >> national lampoon? it would have been chevy chase's character. his role in this is really what the studio confident to go ahead and green light this film. the surprise star was bill murray who was really supposed to make a cameo, but his character was so funny playing carl, that they decided to keep him around, filmed for six days, and it's hard to imagine the film without him. >> lovely man from richmond, virginia. this theme was the song from what tv show. thank you for being a friend >> golden girls. that. right? >> everybody in the studio dancing along to it. that was a song around seven years

do you really call him hank the tank? >> everybody seems to call him hank the tank.art down. >> reporter: hank was boarding an american airlines flight in los angeles when madeleine sweet snapped this photo. i [ bleep ] you not, the dog is flying first class on my flight. well, of course he was. owner carrie with tman says han is a frequent flier. once his video got viral -- >> he travels first class all the way including his own seat onboard the plane. >> reporter: his owner carrie buys him a ticket. she is a former playboy playmate from 1988 and is now an interior designers to stars like me lan grif ft. and kristen bell. runs a dog rescue and hank is her certified therapy dog. carrie suffers from optical migraines. hank alerts her when one is coming on so she can take her medicine. >> he knows before i know. it's like a bird. nobody can believe it when they hear it. he does this -- >> reporter: hank has his own health issues. complications from surgery for a torn ligament prevent him from walking much, plus he has a thyroid condition which is why he's obese. from 1