the name's hilda ogden. that's our freda.haracter was originally written as a rather stereotyped character, as stan was. the big fat man and lazy husband, and little nagging wife. i bet barbara cartland never has all this trouble. well after a few weeks we thought this was going to get a bit boring. so we started playing against the script. same words, but trying to give them a bit more character. round it out a bit. fish knives, they are common as muck! i'm glad we haven't got any. stan did it all himself, you know. well, the mural, anyway. sings. oh, hilda, there you are love. oh, hello. drawn to me compulsorily were you? eh? by my singing. you know, the way them singing sirens used to draw unsuspecting sailors to their doom. music: "boogie nights" by heatwave. quincy always talks about thinking that i must have been black. i must have been, you know, before he met me, because of the music of heatwave. music: "rock with you" by michaeljackson. the whole thing took two weekends and it was amazing. by the time it was over, qu

this is hilda's police -- hilda olis. i want to wish everyone a happy holiday. thank you so much. [applause] >> so as i said, my name is randi weingarten and i welcome to you -- welcome you to our house. you're always welcome because this is the house of fight back and this is the house of fight for our communities. and so i am delighted to spend a couple of minutes before i .ntroduce our next speaker i want to spend a couple of minutes talking about keith and talking about why i personally endorse him, why the entire labor movement has now endorsed keith ellison. [applause] an organizer.s he is a fighter trade and the democratic party of which i am a member and a proud member, needs that kind of fighter each and every day in each and every neighborhood and each and every community in america. we need to reengage and rebuild our party to ensure that our most valuable asset, many of whom in this room that that, our grassroots activists are engaged and engage others so we elect champions of working families and -- at every level of government. that is what keith can lead us am soand

this is hilda solis again, i want to thank all my labor brothers and sisters who are watching. a happyo wish everyone holiday. thank you so much. [applause] randi: playing with the live stream. randiaid, my name is weingarten, and i welcome all of you to our house. you are always welcome to our house, because this is the house of fight back and this is the house of fight for our communities. and so i am delighted to spend a couple of minutes before i introduce our next speaker, but i want to spend a couple of hinutes talking about keit and talking about why i personally endorsed him and why the entire labor movement has now endorsed keith ellison. [applause] for any of you who don't know ith, he is an organizer. he is a fighter. and the democratic party of which i am a member, and a proud member, needs that kind of fighter each and every day in each and every neighborhood and each and every community in america. reengage and rebuild our party to ensure that our is -- that's asset what keith and lead us to do. that's why i so impressed with him and am willing to follow him every

solis: i'm hilda solis. that i ased to tell you am in strong support of keith ellison. our congressmen and some on her is chaired the progressive caucus which i was a member of when i served in the house for eight years. it has been a pleasure to know him and to know that he cares so deeply about all the concerns of all of our citizens and residents in the united states. he has been one of those individuals who has worked so hard to gain so much support. in fact, i know that he is there with you now and aft with my good friend randi weingarten and others that i know support him. in fact, i know that some of our key leadership in the senate and house are supporting him. and i just want to cast my vote in support of him as well. i've known him for many years. when he came to the congress, he asked me to come out and help him talk about the needs of immigrants and to talk about health care coverage and the disparities that exist among low-income women. i know he will fight hard on the minimum wage. he will help protect workers' rights he will make sure that we take care of

me, neither, which is a really sad commentary on hilda's life. hilda always gets this excited when she's going to see our cousin zsa zsa goowhiggie. she's my favorite relative. she's a great practical joker... tons of fun. er bees in someone's bonnet "fun." well, maybe you were too swollen to laugh. well, i'm going to say my hellos and then get back to work on my subatomic microphone. still trying to prove electrons can hear? don't laugh. because they might hear me? and you, instead of fooling around with zsa zsa you should be practicing your violin. you've got an audition in two days. which is two days away. ( screaming ) oh!

hilda quinioez says the second she stepped inside to grab a jacket her grandson xavier bolted out of the driveway. it's hard to put her grief into words but what she does have to say she thinks all parents should hear. >> keep an eye on your kids always because something could happen. out of the blink of an eye and you don't ever to you and. >> she says xavier had only recently learned to walk and was learning new words. now they're collecting donations to help pay for his funeral next week. >>> well it is judgment day for state lawmakers. pleading guilty to food stamp fraud. she'll be sentenced today after she was indicted back in june. her term ends next month. >>> mcso calling it one of the abuse they have seen. we're talking about dogs, snakes, spiders, birds, even hedge hogs all rescued from a home in east mesa. investigators say the animals had no access to food and water and were living in filthy conditions. >> so what they're doing is raising these animals to sell to pet stores. so this is a money type operation. >> so at this point no arrests have been made but we did talk t

eye on your kids always because something could happen and you don't ever think that it >> that's hilda kiniones. she says her grandson bolted out of the driveway. >>> we are also staying on top of what seems to be a very dangerous trend. women targeted in parking lots. the locations where two walmarts in the west valley just miles from each other. avenue. what info are you getting out there? >> well the woman tells us last night she was walking out to her car here in this parking lot. two teen boys came up and demanded her keys. she thought it was a joke. she handed over her car keys and police say it's an orange copper dodge caliber with an arizona license plate bed3844. this mo is similar to what happened a victim tells those three men followed her into the store and when she was looking they took her wallet and keys. back out here live, they did locate her car out in avendale but there's no sign of the crooks. right now police won't say if these two cases are connected. but danielle as soon as we know we'll let you know more. about the accused wrong way driver. police tell us hermin

he will be refreshing change from tom perez and hilda solis. connell: we had him on here a lot.has been outspoken on issues for years. it shouldn't be a surprise to people. rob, thanks a lot. good to talk to you you about it. good perspective. happy new year. >> happy new year to you. connell: rob green. investor have been focused or we have on dow 20,000, right? while that is happening the real big approach, how about the federal debt, approaching $20 trillion? 20 trillion, doesn't seem people get as worked up about that, right? a big gop lawmaker was on with us saying some deficit hawks are worrying. we'll talk about after this. >> i'm jeff flock. in a stunning mount prospect, illinois, talking gas prices. you know how much we saved at the pump last year compared to the year before? would you believe 27 billion, with a "b," billion dollars? that is according to aaa, but those gas savings could be short-lived. prices are already on their way back up. the national average today up $2.32 for average gallon of regular. last month? 2.15. this time last year, new year's eve, 2016, t

so this is hilda solis again. i want to thank everyone to my labor brothers and sisters that re watching. >> so, as i said, my name is randy and i welcome all of you to our house. welcome to welcome to our house because this is the house of fight-back and this is the house of fight for our communities. so i am delighted to spend a couple of minutes before i introduce our next speaker. but i want to spend a couple of minutes talking about keith and talking about why i personally endorse him, why lee saunders personally endorsed him and why the entire labor movement has now endorsed keith elseson. ow -- but for any of you who don't know keith, keith is an organizer, he is a fighter. and the democratic party of which i am a member and a proud member needs that kind of fighter each and every day in each and every neighborhood and each and every community in america. we need to reengage and rebuild our party to ensure that our most valuable assets, many of whom in this room fit that, are grassroots activists, are engag

oh, look, hilda. sabrina's going through that charming "to assert my independence i'm making myself as ugly as possible" phase. i'll explain later. i may have gotten into a small problem with charitable magic. you did? didn't you read the advisory by the witches' council in my magazine? it couldn't have been more explicit. i blame the school system. not a particularly good one, but still... all right, sabrina. here's what you have to do to reverse the spell. first, change your clothes. there's no reason to make the situation sadder than it is. then you've got to take valerie home and somehow convince mr. and mrs. birckhead to say, in these precise words "we're happy valerie has changed." got it? why do i want them to say that? i want them to be not happy that valerie has changed. we know it's ironic. we know it's illogical but believe it or not we know more about these things than you do. okay, okay. it shouldn't be very hard. mr. and mrs. birckhead are thrilled with the new valerie. what happened? yo

me, neither, which is a really sad commentary on hilda's life. hilda always gets this excited when she's going to see our cousin zsa zsa goowhiggie. she's my favorite relative. she's a great practical joker... tons of fun. er bees in someone's bonnet "fun." well, maybe you were too swollen to laugh. well, i'm going to say my hellos and then get back to work on my subatomic microphone. still trying to prove electrons can hear? don't laugh. because they might hear me? and you, instead of fooling around with zsa zsa you should be practicing your violin. you've got an audition in two days. which is two days away. ( screaming ) oh! okay, zsa zsa, you can morph into your human form now. gotcha! ( screams ) so... goowhiggie-- is that swedish? ah, there you go. when did you start selling cosmetics? when the trust fund dried up. oh! here is the latest beauty product from the other realm. "instant hobo"? what, when the jar's empty, you can live in it? ( laughing ) i think i'm getting bags under my eyes. okay, you all missed your cue to say, "no, salem, you

thank you, hilda. thank you, thank you, thank you. you'll never regret this decision. you're welcome. ( doorbell rings ) hey, ready to go to the modeling audition? another of your winter outfits? so trying hard didn't make a difference? you know, funny thing-- i went shopping at a swap meet and i picked up a bag of cool guy-clothes. why don't you go try them on? it's like taking a trip to the mall without leaving the house. okay, but it's going to make me want one of those huge cinnamon things. fashionable yet affordable. wow. i've never seen a more brochure-looking outfit. not only that, the pants don't itch. surprise. oh... nice zamboni. say hello to the domin-a-tron. straight from the other realm. it's all ours pending 48 more payments. don't tell me-- when i'm not using it somebody's been reading the instructions. machine: level-one workout activated. oh, no! you got a talking one. if you need me, i'll be right over here... carbo-loading. ( loud munching ) "famine, pestilence, war..." war. i like it. when did you become a republican? susie's been encouraging me to