- [helen] nothing. - helen, look, listen to me. you cannot just run out on me like this. - joe, would you quit making such a big deal about this? what we did last night was just sex, it was nothing else. it was just sex! that's all it was, sex! (audience laughter) - well, don't i feel the perfect fool? hahat we had last night was a lot more than just sex. - joe? - i have two words for you, civil ceremony. - well, call me old-fashioned, but in my day, the night you got engaged, you slept with your fiance. - aeromass announces the departure of flight 19 think you can make it, chapel? (audience laughter) - look joe, i have to go. - no, you can't go. we've got to talk about this. - give me the ticket. joe, what are you doing? i have to go. - hey, just talk to me, helen. am i crazy or did something incredible happen last night? - yeah, that. - that was two old friends saying goodbye. - yeah well, when my friend bill left the island, we just shook hands. nobody dug their nails in anyone's back. (audience laughter) - joe, last night was a

helen: sandy, are you there? hello. helen? i'm here... helen, i'm here! help..! m beginning to feel like a neglected wife. i am going to say this as kindly as i possibly can. you are the sickest most deeply disturbed person i have ever met and i never want to see you again. wait, joe. you have every right to be angry. i spent too much money in paris, didn't i? yeah, that was it. au revoir, ma petite wacko. all right, roy, you know the plan, right? yeah, yeah. when cochran comes over i squirt you with my fountain pen ruining the suit forever. right. exactly. oh, hi, antonio. my, don't you look dashing. yeah. fay, i love it. i just love it. oops. clumsy me. oh... look what you've done. a perfectly beautiful suit's totally ruined. oh, nonsense. that's the beauty of a poly-orlon-- nothing sticks to it. you'll have those clothes for the rest of your life. what do you want me to hit you with tomorrow? how about a bullet? give it a rest, joe. know it sounds crazy, but we did the hokey-pokey. you're trying to get back at us for what we did yesterday. if you pull a practi

helen. helen, don't go. i need you, helen! now, captain... you must take your phaser weapon captain? the pain increases unless you obey me. i... must... drop it. very good, captain. very good indeed. and now your communicator-- drop it on the floor. kirk to enterprise. aah! kirk... to enterprise. aah! no! they've taken you from the room, captain. you're in your own quarters now. helen... helen... for years, i've loved you. helen... try to remember. i've loved you... he placed all that in your mind. for years. remember. dr. adams took the controls away from me. do you remember the pain, and then his voice? remember? yes. i... remember. i... remember. helen... look. the duct. the duct. uhh. give me a hand here. pull. air conditioning. it has to connect with other ducts and tunnels. short-circuited, it would cut off the security force field. have you had any training in hyper-power circuits? no. megavoltage. touch the wrg line and you're dead. anything's better than adams' treatment room. time for another treatment? please don't fight me, captai

steve: little miss helen, one answer left. you can clear the board. helen: cats. [cheering and applause] well, somebody's gonna win it when we come back. don't go away. i like 'em. announcer: closed captioning is sponsored in part by... emerge restored. fortified. replenished. emerge everyryday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? steve: welcome back to "family feud." folks, we got a good one. stegall family, 157. janes family, 124. give me isaac. give me jerica. ["family feud" theme playing] point values are triple. top 4 answers on the board. here we go. name something that gets wasted. isaac: food. steve: food. pass or play? isaac: we'll play. we'll play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. all right, ben, let's go. name something that gets wasted. ben: so my mother's in the crowd--this doesn't apply to me--i'm gonna say people. [applause] steve: ben...i know. you know what? y'all some i like that, man. people. zach, name something that gets wasted. zach: i'm gonna

and then after a while helen will probably take her niece home. and then opie and aunt bee and myself we'll probably eat lunch. and then i'll just, you know, fool around. okay? yeah. she really beat you, huh? but, paw, it's saturday. opie, i'm surprised at you. and i understand miss crump's niece is a lovely little girl. that's it-- she's a girl. well, what's so awful about playing with a girl for a while? are you going to force me? your father's only suggesting. that's what you said when you forced me to go to that school dance. you were glad afterwards that you went that was different, paw. i already know all about girls. well, that's fine. then you know on occasion they can be just fine company. if i got to play with a girl on saturday i'd just as soon be in school. let me put it to you this way-- in this country-- more particular, in this house-- when we have company, we entertain them. now, i don't care if it's a girl , we entertain them. now, miss crump is bringing her niece over here. i'm sorry she's a girl, and i'm sorry it's saturday, but

helen: you can eat the meal every day. sean: want to be clear about that. helen: absolutely. sean: you keep that-in the panel-- heat that in the panel little bit? oh, my goodness. helen: dennis cranberry sauce. sean: that looks delicious. i imagine this popular. helen: it is a popular, hearty meal. people order it through summer and sean: that looks delicious. so that is not the only variation you brought today. helen: we do serve in openface turkey, which is basically toasted bread. home made hash. and the cranberry sauce. sean: what is the cranberry sauce all about? helen: we make it just basically boiling down whole cranberries, sweet. sean: what is this over here? helen: this is our homemade stuffing, our roasted turkey breast, the egg with homemade holiday sauce and stuff. sean: i would imagine you are leaving happy. i have had pancakes before. this is a little different. helen: we do a variety of pancakes. this is our bacon pancakes, we call it. cooked in to the pancake batter. we talked it up with bacon crumbles. our bacon is local, we cut it nice and thick. and we top

oh, helen... tonight? ( sobbing ) oh, stella, you know how much that i care for you but, um, listen, i think you should go home and patch things up with your boyfriend. no. i have to stay away from him, but i can't be alone. i'm a mess. oh. now, now eating for comfort's onlywe can.to ma talk is good, but... you know, it just occurred to me maybe i know someone who might be more helpful. really? who? oh, my god. it is her. the slick and speedy motor oil girl. oh. you know my work? my name's stella. oh, you're a model? whoa, yes you are. just write, "to roy. thanks for the most incredible night of my life." if you want to make it realistic write in tiny letters at the corner "help. i'm trapped in his basement." i can't wait to tell my buddies i met you. can i see it? okay, but don't smudge the good parts. wow, december. it must have been awful cold sitting on that snowmobile in just that little bikini, huh? whoa! no need to answer that one, huh? hey, slick and speedy. her name is stella. i was talking to you

helen! i know you're here. mr. roper... helen? come on out here and face me like a man. you're not helen. this is chrissy's cousin. she's staying with us... who cares? i want to see helen, and i know she's here. she doesn't talk to her sister anymore and she doesn't have any friends... mr. roper, i give you my word. she is not in this apartment. and that's the truth, mr. roper. then she's really left me? jack... jack, i've lost her. oh... hey, mr. roper. there, there. mr. roper you should be ashamed of yourself. yeah. it's not what you think. he took advantage of me. i mean about mrs. roper. then you've seen her. where is she? i can't tell you that. you're coming between a husband and his wife. mr. roper, let's sit down... helen was a perfectly happy married woman. until these people start filling her head with those crazy ideas. like wanting you to take her out on her anniversary? yeah. things like that. mr. roper, this is all your fault. going to a bowling banquet on your anniversary? i didn't go to the bowling banquet. you didn't? no. how could i go after what happene

me and helen, isn't that hysterical, eh? (laughs) (laugh track) - my helen? you dreamt about my helen? - well, uh, i wouldn't worry too much about it, yesterday i had a dream that i couldn't play soccer because i had tupperware instead of feet. (laugh track) - did you see her naked? (laugh track) - all right, all right... to you, okay? was a dream. (laugh track) didn't happen. - [joe] no, no, no. it was more than a dream, obviously you have sexual feelings toward helen, how could you do this to me? - i'm really sorry i brought the whole thing up, listen, i was out late last night, i'd like to get a little more sleep. - oh, no, you're not going to sleep, you stay away from helen. (laugh track) - excuse me. do you know where i can get a car and driver for the week? - well, how about a, former uso dancer and a plymouth duster? i couldn't help overhearing. i own a luxurious cab. i know every inch of the island. and people say i'm perky. (laugh track) - you'd also have to run errands, fed-ex documents, pick clients up at the airport... - say no more, if you need s

perhaps you'll call me helen, doctor. with so many titles around, thank you. i believe regulations call for me to check my weapon. oh, no, that won't be necessary in your case, captain. just keep it out of sight. i know you people feel as naked without a weapon as we do without a medikit. [both laugh] a small toast. do you mind? it's such a great day for us here on tantalus when we have visitors, no matter what the excuse. doctor... oh, now, captain, you made your apology from upstairs. now forget it. to get through the security screen, captain. just a second. there. now try it. kirk to enterprise. come in. enterprise. spock here. your landing coordinates were right on the nose, mr. spock. we arrived safely, and we're here with dr. adams right now. kirk out. affirmative, captain. enterprise out. ah, lethe... come in. lethe... this is captain kirk lethe came to us for rehabilitation and stayed on as a therapist, and a very good one, too, i might add. i love my work. ht ahead, captain. before you came here... i was another person-- malignant, hateful. may i ask

helen, what a beautiful outfit. i'm going to new york this weekend to see davis and i pulled out all the stops. chappel, that outfit looks terrific. the fabric, the lines... looks like it was made for you. want to get your hand off my butt, roy? it was worth a shot. afternoon, everyone. wow! oh, helen. let me look at you. you look terrific. thank you. i bought it for my trip to new york. you'll waste this outfit on lynch? you never dressed like this when we were dating. joe, davis is taking me to the rainbow room. when we dated, you took me to yankee doodle donuts. yeah, i still remember ordering for you: "the lady will have bin #3." listen, you're not the only person that has plans for tonight. joe i'm glad i caught you. hi, sandra. how are you? fine, fine. is it okay if we postpone our date till 8:30? i have to work late. tonight? uh... yeah, 8:30 is fine but, look, if tonight isn't good we can do it some other time. i've been looking forward to this all week. great. i'll see you later. oh, well, well, well. sandr

it's only helen's money. of course if it was casey's money for casey's wedding then that would matter. she didn't do it on purpose. she never would have gambled away your wedding. me? you're the one that won't tell your husband left you! casey, is that true? stuart's not in france. oh, honey, i'm here for you. you tell mama what happened. oh... helen... core? core? lost by 20. ( roy groaning ) don't even ask where the notepad is. take another bite of food as long as i live. why did you stuff yourself? lowell threw down the gauntlet. say, brian... how you feeling this morning? uh... a little hungry. how about lunch? i had lunch for breakfast. oh, no, helen's not here. i was hoping i could say good-bye. boy, did i screw this trip up. i'll go take care of your ticket. thanks, honey. hi, boys. i'm leaving earlier than i expected and i've got something for you. here we are. some nice big, fudgy brownies. i'll miss you. oh, god. what was that? i said, "oh, god." oh, mama, please don't go. oh, son... you've got to g

- ah, just a second, helen. (drill buzzes) okay, now, oh, helen, you're getting that pretty dress all dirty, come on up. - [helen] no, no. no, no. - helen, you look beautiful. that dress is perfect. (helen cries) - oh, nice going. don't you know it's bad luck to see the bride in her wedding dre, oops. (upbeat instrumentals) - oh, joe, i have some good news. - oh, you found a new dress? what's your good news? - well, it turns out that the reverend that i really want to marry us is available. - ah, that's terrific. - and so he's gonna come here to meet with us and talk about the ceremony. he can help us come up with something really unique. - uh, how unique? - well, i was thinking maybe a hindu love chant. - no, forget it, no. no, i don't want any of that weird woo-woo stuff at our wedding. - it's not woo-woo stuff, oh maybe it's a little woo-woo. oh, joe, i want woo-woo. to be a guest on the mary pat lee show? - you're kidding. - really? - that's right. they're doing a segment on men who are smart, sexy, and sing

- helen! - hubert. - helen. - stanley, my sister's here. curtsy? - oh, that's a pretty caftan. - oh thank you. - my maid has one just like it. we were in the neighborhood and well, we couldn't leave without stopping to say hello. - why not? - we just got back from lake arrowhead and you will never guess what we bought. - lake arrowhead? - close. - a cute little vacation - we hope you'll drop in. - would you like to sit down? - let me hang your coat up dear. - no, not yet. - what can stanley get you to drink? - oh, i would love a tequila sunrise. i drank nothing else when we were in barbados last month. - yost were wearing that thing. - oh you noticed. - can i hang it up now? - in a moment. it's sable. - i know, stanley has a paintbrush just like it. - tequila sunrise, what's in that? - tequila. orange juice, triple - oh stanley, the ingredients are right there, right under your nose. - grenadine, triple sec - oh, honestly. - don't go putting on airs ethel, you know perfectly well they haven't got two krugerrands to rub together. - i don't know what

helen hayes plays a little old lady stowaway. she's so cute, even though she's a criminal, nobody cares. ruth gordon in harold and maude steals cars, runs over policeman, and everybody laughs. i wonder if it's going to be the same way with ronald reagan. [ laughter ] [ applause ] what, he blew up cuba? oh that old coot. ladies and gentlemen, i cannot discuss politics without using visual aids. i would like to do for you tonight some political juggling. a lot of political juggling going on in the election this year. we had carter on the left, reagan on the right, anderson was trying to get in the race. [ laughter ] we have the ted kennedy, boomerang juggle. he's out of it. "i'll be back." [ laughter ] we have the ronald reagan peace plan. [ laught the george bush, new activities, juggle. [ laughter ] the gerald ford, vice president juggle. nope nope. [ laughter ] the hamilton jordan equital. [ laughter ] the jimmy carter foreign policy juggle. "let me see. we can't do that. i don't know. we might. we can't. we might. we can't. [ l

- helen! hilda's coming. darling! helen, i am so happy to see you. i can't tell you how much i missed you mother. - hilda! - oh hilda, you didn't tell us. - i know, i got tiof - hilda, not again! i think you should get a refund on those pills. - how are you mister brooks? - actually... - mother you and i have got to talk. privately... - i can't move you see i have this severe back problem. about your will, mommy dearest. - you know stanley, i'm worried. - so am i. i think ethel is going to ace us out of the will. - not about that. i'm worried about momma. i mean, why would she make out a will unless... - come on helen, you know your mother. she's practical. - then you don't think she's really sick? - no she is not sick [doorbell rings] just be our luck shall be around for another 10 or 20 years. - the roper residence? - yes it is. - good, just on time. - hold it. hold it, hold it. hold it! what is this? - hot hors d'oeuvres. cold cuts. - i didn't order this. - no cold cuts? - what? - that's why you are all here. this is my party. helen you may want t

she says she talked to helen two weeks ago. she sounded normal.. stepmom know anything about the girl being kidnapped? the stepmom said helen was pretty sporadic calling home, so they wouldn't have noticed. d.o.a. have any history of mental illness?s? none, but she did have a nasty meth problem in high school -- two stints in rehab. neighbors said the d.o.a. kept to herself, no visitors. landlord said she missed last july and august's rent. out of the blue she reappeared and paid up. she didn't say nothing about this to anybody? got a hit off the partial plate in the d.o.a.'s note. it's a dodge van registered to a paul grady -- queens address. this grady got a record? nothing. making progress. 10 minutes he hasn't mentioned the word. it's just a mattererf negative conditioning. so when -- if he says the word again, you got to nail him with a quick "naughty bird." yeah, we're gonna be running around like lunatics all day, yelling "naughty bird." we're grabbing a guy up. who? i'll fill you in, sarge. ear to me was stolen, and i'm afraid i know who to

. >> this is helen. of course, she knew the louts growing up. and that big old farming family of her childhood best friend, jane lawbacher. >> our dads were both farmers. old farming families we're both from. >> the lawbachers were big here in oxnard. >> there was just lots of lawbachers. you know, it was just -- they multiplied. they were good catholics. >> and helen's friend, jane, grew up to be especially beautiful. featured in her high school yearbook as homecoming queen. >> but she was not ever concerned with that. she's also very, very shy. >> how do you get to be homecoming queen if you're shy? >> she's also just a very kind person, very gentle person. >> and as that yearbook shows, a star volleyball player, too. >> she could spike -- i mean, she's not that tall, but she could jump. >> jane soon met that other gifted athlete, dave lout, already well on his way to becoming one of the best shot putters in california. they began dating after high school, and sometimes let don, little laut, tag along. >> she was wonderful. she was fun. they j

helen purcell called it a difficult race and hopes for a seemless transition come january. andrew hasbun talked to the incoming recorder and he joins us live with more. >> reporter: kari, first, we should mention that helen election yet. only 13,000 votes accept paraded helen purcell from adrian fontes. today, purcell conceded. he announced his candidacy after the presidential preference election back in march. we all remember the lines for that election. those problems got national attention and that is likely what l fontes. >> i think it is important. we have seen all levels of government that people want a change and want a difference. this race means we're moving towards a place where we pay attention to the voters. we pay attention to the citizens and pay attention to what they want. >> reporter: helen purcell express her appreciation for everyone who voted, regardless how they voted. there is no greater joy in seeing the high participation. i want to thank the hard working men and women in my office for their tireless service. purcell added that serving has been a pri

- not me, helen, helen but she didn't know what my plans were for the spring, i want to plant - oh oh could could could these be yours? - i'll take the whole bunch! - all right, wait a minute now, what are you willing to offer? - $.50. - $.50 each, well that's very generous. - no, $.50 for the whole box. - oh, come on roper, they're worth a lot more than that, i'd say oh $35 - but i donated them. - oh yes, in the most generous act of charity it was you, this box. oh golly let's take a look - no no no no never mind never mind i'll take it, i'll take it. $35, it does go to charity, doesn't it? - well i think you'll get a lot of wear out of it. - thank you. - oh, hi helen. - oh, hi ann, oh hey, what a nice jacket. - i'll let you have it for five dollars. - mommy, how much is a dead bird? better, what do you think? - i feel like a popsicle. - but that was a real bargain, it only cost five dollars. - what did you do with my old jacket? - oh, that came in real handy, i needed something to wrap up the garbage. oh, speaking of garbage stanley, i want you to get rid of those filthy magazines.

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i'm helen. alex. brian. so... helen, alex... what winks and makes love like a tiger? i've been to boot camp. i can hurt you. i'm a salesman. no, you can't. uh, that one over there. you think i got a shot with her? she's my girlfriend. oh, good, then you would know. you think i got a shot with her? joe: hey, listen i just got off the phone with the... oh, no. hey, jo-jo. do you know..? no, i don't know. no, i was... i don't know. i don't know! no more questions. ...if you know that your fly is down? ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. made you look. anyway, uh... it seems the shuttle bus went off the road and got stuck in a snowbank. roy: i don't believe this. how are we going to get to our cars? i can take some of you in my cab. wait a minute, angelo. i'm going to be late for my banquet. all right, all right. i will drop you and lewis off and then i will take them to the parking lot. who wants to come with me? well, i'm going. well, i'm not. i'm sick of waiting around. i'll go. count me in. lewis: i'll wait here and ride with the ladies. i have room for one more. when i look at the both

- i'm talking about loyalty and - i love helen! - well, thank god. - what what happened to good old-fashioned virtues like faithfulness. - oh, i know what you mean. [telephone ringing] wives you give them the best years of your life they turn around and what do they do, they stab you right in the back. hello? message. sta stan stanley roper. you remember, athletic good-looking lot of fun roper, r-o-p we went out a couple of years ago, remember? i think it was 1951. well, we had such a good time that i thought you might want to do it again just the place, the the wilshire fairmont hotel. what? well, we can each wear a a red rose. about about 8:30? yeah, i i'm - i'm sorry i'm late, but i i almost didn't come at all. - glad you're here. - well you know i've never done anything like this before, not that there's anything to feel guilty about but well after all i am a married woman and tom tom chester. - can i get you something? - yeah, a cab, i want to go home. - come on, let me fix something to relax you. - no thank you. - my own conc

just ask helen who she uses. (audience laughing) - sometimes don't you wish you could just suck the words right back into your mouth? (audience laughing) look, casey, you don't need to spend all that money. you can go down to the place that i go. - where's that? - yankee doodle scissors. ng) - god, help me, but i'm off to get my yankee doodle do. (audience laughing) - i can't stop smiling, you want to know why? - you found loose change in the passenger seats again? (audience laughing) - yes, but that's not the only reason. just had an incredible therapy session this morning. huh? (chuckling) (audience laughing) that's it, nothing? dr. grayson gave me a hug. - for a hundred bucks an hour i'll give you a hickey. (audience laughing) - hey, brian. - [brian] hey, joanie, joanie. - where have you been, you haven't taken my flight lately. - okay, can you keep a secret? i have been living in the biosphere. - oh well, then that would explain the pasty look. (laughing) - what are you reading, a new john irving book, huh? -

. >>> reporter: when helen mcdermott retired from 22 years as human resources vice president at robert mondavi winery, she turned to helping young people. >> people would refer their children or their people that they knew that just needed some advice and counsel. >> reporter: she found the yountville nonprofit called a voice found in 2005. >> i thought it was important for young people to find their voice and their voice would be a career that would be meaningful. >> reporter: as head of the program, helen gives free career counseling to disadvantaged teenagers and adults who face obstacles to education, training and employment. she leads about 30 volunteer mentors and offers scholarships. did you get the new amounts? napa high school assistant jeanette mulgrew says the scholarships allows many students to enroll in college studying fields from automotive technology to nursing. >> some kids have to go to work and help families pay for food on the table and the rent and just day-to-day living or helping babysit the younger children. >> reporter: valley oak high school graduate says the

hello. - hello ethel, this is helen. i mean, hello helen, this is ethel. i just wanted to let you know how much mother is enjoying her visit. - oh, well she can tell me herself. i'm coming over to see her. - what's the matter with her? - she's in bed with the flu. and i just thought while she was resting maybe i'd drop by and see you. - what for? - no special reason. just to have a nice little chat. i'll see you shortly. darling. - darling? - that roper's car is a disgrace. - what's it doing now? - what it's always doing. lowering our property values. sitting out front with its hood up. i could swear it belched at me. - well, now that i've caught you in a good mood... - i'm sorry, ann. what's on the night at tommy's house i thought this would be a good time to... - oh, so do i. i'll just slip out of these old clothes and mix us a couple of drinks... - let me finish jeffrey. i want to tell you about my surprise. - you little devil, you. what is it? - white mice. - white mi - no, a real mouse. you see david's been pestering me for weeks to get him one. - oh

i'm helen chappel. i'm alex lambert. we recognize you from your commercial. will you take off your shirt? helen! it's okay. people ask me all the time. i don't mind. i think the, uh, zipper's stuck here. here, let me try and get it for you. it's stuck on the fabric. oh, here, move over. let me try. announcing final boarding of aeromass flight 23 to new york through gate one. time! we need more time! thank you so much. nice meeting you ladies. o, and i'll give you a hint: you, me, and three naked cocktail waitresses playing roulette on aruba. you'll have to be more specific. danny quinn! yes. brian! man, i can't believe this! hi! how are you? i'm great, but what about you? tie, clipboard-- where's the pocket protector? don't be fooled. i'm just as crazy as ever! brian, the new sandpiper pencils came in. you were right. joey, you won't believe who this is. this is danny quinn. danny, my brother joe. this is your brother joe? he doesn't look like such a dweeb. "dweeb"? did you know brian wet his bed until... how are you doing with that? so what are you doing her

i promise i'll make it up to you. - ah helen, please don't go, helen, please don't go? - i'm actually kinda glad she's gone. (audience laughing) man, since you and helen got engaged we don't, we don't talk anymore. - well, then let's catch up. (mellow instrumental music) - hey roy. letting me off early yesterday. that's the last time i store the brake fluid next to the dr. pepper. (audience laughing) - well, the important thing is you've stopped convulsing. (audience laughing) - listen you know, i'm not much good with words, so, um, here. - what the hell is this? - well, it's a mug with my mug. (audience laughing) - you got me this? mather, what in the world is in your head? - well, from now on, hot beverages. (audience laughing) - i don't know what to say, (chuckles) i'm touched. i can't tell you what this means to me. - sh, i know. - helen, i need to talk to you in my office. - now? - it's very important. - joe, what is it? what's wrong? (audience laughing) wait, what are you doing? - making up for last night. (laughing) - joe this is a place of business. people could

helen mirren -- helen mirren came up to me on the set and stood in front of me and said, in the middle of a shooting. you know? and i love her. and she said, you are the most privileged person on i mean i've been very fortunate and i've had a wonderful life but -- she said, no, you are the most privileged person on earth. i said how can you say that? she said you are a white male. >> and your reply to that was? >> there is no reply. i was ashamed. i was stunned. and i have gotten more ashamed. it's interesting to realize that of a group that many of whom are misogynist, bigots, racists, and it's appalling. >> so what do you tell -- you have many, many grandchildren. what do you tell them? >> four. >> four grandchildren. what do you tell them to give them a hopeful view of life? >> how do i give them a hopeful view. now how can i give them a hopeful view? i have a wife. granddaughter. what do i say to them? what do i say to them? their women's rights are gone. the environment is gone. minimum pay has gone. what do i say to them? how do i -- i can only say one thing. i am a canadian. and

helen, you can't give opie that prize. look, andy, opie wrote the best essay and we promised that the best essay would get a prize and be published. now, we have an obligation to keep our word even if it is a blow to mayberry. yeah, it'll be a blow, all right. it'll be like telling people at valley forge that george washington got frozen someplace else. i'm not going to take the prize away from opie. and that brings up another little point. how do you think that folks around here are going to feel about opie when they read all this? and me? i'm his father. they're not going to be too happy with me either. i sympathize with you, andy, but i can't help it. it's going to be published tomorrow. well, i'll tell you one thing. you're not making it very easy opie: hey, paw! paw! i won, paw! i won! yeah, i heard. congratulations. miss crump announced it this morning. she said it's going to be in this afternoon's paper. yeah. it's already out. ohh... you took the words right out of my mouth. no battle. no heroes neither. no arrows,

. >> helen purcell losing her bid for reelection. adrian fontes is in. >> purcell at the center of a fire storm of her office's handling of even the most recent election. joe bartels spoke to them. he says he needs a look around before he changes. >> yeah guys soon his name will be on the doors here at the maricopa county recorder's office. democrat held the position. it became a tower of controversy following march's presidential preferences election. remember the three hour waits to cast ballots? a lot of fingers cast at helen purcell. she took full blame for it. she's been the cooldown city recorder for -- county recorder for 28 years. adrian fontes says his first act of duty is to get to the bottom of the election issues we've been seeing. >> a lot of little mistakes over really a couple of decades blossomed. people were paying close attention to elections. i won't say it's specifically helen purcell fault. i think it's all of our fall. we're on the right track now and it's time to move forward. >> purcell has declined interviews

helen purcell conceding in the base for county recorder. abc15's nick ciletti telling us what we can expect next. >> there will be a new boss here. helen purcell conceding in the race for county reporter. adrian fontes will be the one who comes out on top. you may remember those long lines during the presidential primary. helen purcell and 13 fire for that. -- her team came under fire for that. those long lines for what motivated fontes to run for this office. >> it could not stomach the idea that voters were being made to stand in these lines. that is why i became a candidate for this office. >> reporter: fontes tells me he is thinking outside the box when it comes to early voting. county expended to reach a variety of people. we are talking about doing it in places like farmers orchids and sporting events to get a better reach. he also says all poll workers will need more training. nick ciletti, abc15 . >>> the senate democrats have a new leadership lineup and new york's chuck schumer there minority leader. washington's patty murray will

lowell, i already kind of made plans with brian and helen. i see. so, guess i made tucker cry for nothing. that's okay, joe. you just go off with your cool friends. it will just be me, some sad music and a loaded shotgun. so brian, what do you say? okay, yeah. sure. i finally made it. you know, you go your whole life being the odd man out and then one day, a kind, gracious hand reaches out to you. where are you guys off to? oh, for god's sake. don't go away, because we're going to have an $8,000 question right after this. we'll get through. you know what they say-- the 73rd time is the charm. is brian here? no, he went to boston. damn. when's he going to be back? i don't know, dear. what's wrong? we had kind of a fight. i was hoping to patch things up with him. well, since you're free and, uh... all leathered up why don't you come over to my place and i'll fire up the old hot tub? sounds good. you bring the towels. i'll bring the electric toaster. i don't ask twice. i'll be right back. look, cochran, it occurs to me, with your brains and my speed di

good to see both of you. >> thank you. >> helen, let me begin with you.ard from elian gonzalez praising castro and many cuban-americans sharply disagreeing awedably now. do you think castro's death will change the direction that we've seen thus far in the past year and a half with the obama administration? will it change under the direction of a president donald trump? >> well, thank you, fredericka for the opportunity to speak today. one of the things that we see here in miami and i was on southwest 8th street yesterday for many hours and it was a bitter sweet moment, you're happy for the dawn of a new era and possibility of democracy perhaps having an opportunity to flow. but at the same time, sad that there was the price after 57 years of a brutal dictatorship, that's been so much tragedy and loss of hul an life. even gonzalez had violent acts, including the drowning of his mother trying to bring him to freedom in the united states. when we look what's happened over the last couple of years in cuba, one would have hoped that the agreement with the unit

oh, helen, it's easy for you to say. you have high school sweetheart-- that big bohunk joe. ( doorbell chimes ) but for me, it's different. hi! yeah, yeah, hi. where's anya? whoa! you are pleased? pleased?! "pleased" doesn't quite say it. you are so elegant. so, what do you say we go tie on the old feed bag? i've got a good idea. why don't you take her to the left bank cafe? why do we want to go there? they have some lovely paintings and anya loves art. since when? since she got her doctorate in art history. art history? i thought it was archery. the left bank cafe sounds nice. oh, no, no, no. i want to take you to my special place, the casa kielbasa. you're going to love it. ah, even better. okay, fay, pop quiz. oh, no, lowell, not again. your friends are going to be here tomorrow. if we're going to be a believable couple then we got to get our stories straight. first time we met was a: the supermarket check-out line b: church social c: lollapalooza two. look, lowell, we've been doing this all day. back off. fay, fay, s

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helens north? swiftly from midwives to doctors, is the prime minister aware that doctors in doncaster face a crisis in primary care, because as gps retire, it is proving almost impossible to get new ones to take over their practices? because of restrictions in the health and social care act 2012, nhs bodies cannot take the necessary action, for example putting in salaried gps. will she do something about this quickly? otherwise, many of my constituents will be left without a doctor. >> after my unfortunate mistake earlier about the right hon. member for islington north i failed to add my congratulations to the hon. member for st helens north so am happy now to do so. it is important to have gps coming through, so that we can replace those who are retiring. over the past six years we have seen thousands more gps in our nhs. that is why the under-secretary of state for health, my hon. friend the member for warrington south (david mowat), and my right hon. friend the secretary of state for health are

helen your friend sandy cooper called. she said she's coming in on the 12:15 flight today. it's going to be great to see her. yeah. i just hope joe doesn't freak out. you don't think he still thinks she's obsessed with him. it's hard for him to let go of anything. he still thinks andy rooney's funny. hey, are you guys talking about andy rooney? did you see that hilarious thing he did last sunday on zip codes? listen, joe, um, now, don't get all crazy but, uh... sandy cooper's coming for a visit to the island today. oh, god, where's my pepper spray? what's the big deal with you and sandy cooper? she had this crush on me in high school. when she was here last year... what? that lunatic locked me in her basement and pretended it was our prom. she put on her prom dress, she made me disco dance and you know what she called me? joey bear. joe, that must have been terrible for you. his father was crazy.

i know you were giving some numbers a moment ago let's talk about the we know that helen purcell has been in office for about 27 years. as you said she was unchallenged 3 out of the 4 last elections and of course we have the mess back in march with arizona presidential preference election here i spoke with her earlier to find out how she's feeling about tonight. >> i was a little bit chagrined at the first results that came up but they seem to be improving. but we will see. that's up to the voters what they think. think. right now i have a job to do and i will continue to do that job. >> as you said it's too close to call at this point. of course again they will begin to count those early ballot votes they have not counted tomorrow morning. live at the recorders office ashli difficult martino cbs 5 news. >> a lot of answers thanks for the live report. we've got more coverage of tonight's historic election coming up after this break. >> here's latest congressional races not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's m

a mutual friend described you, sir-- lieutenant helen johansson? helen. describe... she merely mentioned she knew you, sir. you have something to report, miss piper? oh, yes, sir. i'm afraid our investigation turned up very little, commodore. there is, of course, mr. spock's years of service with captain pike, than he can exist without breathing. that goes for his present commander as well as his past. we're forced to consider every possibility, sir. we can be certain captain pike could not have sent a message. in his condition, he's under observation every minute of every day. and totally unable to move, jim. his wheelchair is constructed to respond to his brain waves. oh, he can turn it, move it forwards, or backwards slightly. through the flashing light, he can say yes or no. but that's it, jim. that's as much as that poor devil can do his mind is as active as yours and mine, but it's trapped inside a useless, vegetating body. he's kept alive mechanically... a battery-driven heart. there's no way he could even have asked for that message to be sent? [normal] starb

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marsh and helen blake died during the night of starvation. "we are reduced to boiling hides in snow water "until they melt into a sort of glue. "despite its dreadful taste, "no one refused a portion-- "no one but danton, who continues to thrive, "though how i do not know. "everything that can be used has been eaten-- "all our animals, "our dogs, "even field mice. "not even hides are left. "four of us remain alive. "very weak. "can hardly write. "danton alone remains strong and well. "he has the last of the ammunition. helen... let me alone. we know who you are and what you've done. we know that you're george danton! filled with timber. i figure with two days of hard work, we ought to be able to hack our way through. once through there, this is a meadow which goes into rolling hills, and we pick up-- major. hey, fella, you better get back in that wagon. my name is george danton. yeah, i know. that's why i'm telling you, get back in the wagon. how long do you think it'll take to clear that place out? well, like i said, two days. that's fine! he

>> dame helen mirren is 71 wrapped in a blanket on a london rooftop. >> i was incredibly, incredibly honored to be invited. i said yes like that. >> the black and white photo for and revealing and peter lindberg pushed helen to be daring. >> you know you have to be nude, and i said do i? oh, really? i didn't say, oh, no. i thought oh, no. i was thinking oh, no! nicole kidman was 49 and braved the camera wearing minimal makeup. >> it's getting stronger and stronger now just inf?n?. terms the divide to have stories and have places in which we can work >> 46-year-old uma thurman and 55-year-old julianne moore posed for the unaltered photos. the bold approach of shooting the stars' beauty is sexy and honest. >> peter is known for not retouching and i think so many go by him because for most of us and certainly for myself, i don't want people to change how i look,ee seeing their veins on the backs of their hands and the crow's feet. absolutely everything. >> embracing your natuual beauty, gorgeous, gorgeous black and whites. >> if checking out beautiful homes is more your style, then the

one of the tight races is helen purcell's races. she is down by 9,000 votes. she says getting everything counted is a priority right now because it could races, including hers. we should get another update this afternoon and towards the end of the week, beginning of next week, hopefully, they can complete the process and we can officially put election 2016 in the record books. >> for all election results local and national, head to fox10phoenix.com and click on politics. >>> sometimes our arizona like arizona politics. south of the valley, a lot of blowing dust. i don't see a big wall of dust that we get with the big monsoon storms but there is dust in the air right now near casa grande. you never know what is going to happen. it is warm out there, too. >>> other news, power is back on after a massive fire in central phoenix last night. we're not only seeing the damage but we are neighbors, too. kristy siefkin is live at 26th and thomas with more on this fire. >> reporter: the images from last night of this fire were incredible. it looked like a fireball explo

. >>> helen purcell is out of a job. she has been unseated by adrian font evens -- fontes. this comes after voters waited in long lines to cast their ballots. >> reporter: we all remember the lg presidential preference election back in march. helen purcell took much of the blame for the problem and it cost her the election. >> you have a whole series of issues that didn't get noticed year and year out until we had the p.p.p. in march. >> reporter: the democrat announced his presidency in the wake of the presidential election disaster. >> i think it is important and government that people want a change and a difference and what this race means is we're moving towards a place where we pay attention to the voters. we pay attention to the citizens and we pay attention to what they want. >> reporter: he plans to keep the good policies and programs in place but ensuring smooth >> we're going to go out and.- listen to the voters to hear what they have to say about what they feel how elections be run. >> reporter: purcell released a statement saying i want to thank everyone who vot

. ♪[ music ] >>> reporter: when helen mcdermott retired from 22 years as human resources vice presidentt robert mondavi winery, she turned to helping young people. >> people would refer their children or their people that they knew that just needed some advice and counsel. >> reporter: she found the yountville nonprofit called a voice found in 2005. >> i thought it was important for young people to find their voice and their voice would be a career that would be meaningful. >> reporter: as head of the program, helen gives free career counseling to disadvantaged teenagers and adults who face obstacles to education, training and employment. she leads about 30 volunteer mentors and offers scholarships. did you get the new amounts? napa high school assistant jeanette mulgrew says the scholarships allows many students to enroll in college studying fields from automotive technology to nursing. >> some kids have to go to work and help families pay for food on the table and the rent and just day-to-day living or helping babysit the younger children. >> reporter: valley oak high school graduate