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mom's best friend -- >> for 35 years. >> and our mom passed away five years ago, so to have anna holbrook champagne last night >> yeah, we did. >> just delighted in our own performance. [ laughter ] >> we also have kevin -- yeah. we also have kevin nealon. >> seth: yep >> who i know is a friend of all of ours as well and his wife susan yeagley. >> susan yeagley was in it >> so we just like padded it with all of our friends that we love so much >> seth: well, that's great, and it definitely shows up on screen and, you guys, it has just been such a delight to have you both here >> so good to be here, thank you. >> seth: thank you so much you guys, give it up for kimberly williams-paisley and ashley williams. [ cheers and applause check local listings for reairing details "sister swap: christmas in the city," will premiere this sunday following the reairing of "sister swap: a hometown holiday" as part of hallmark channel's countdown to christmas. we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪♪ you pour your heart into everything you do, which is a lot. so ta

miss holbrook? please go ahead, miss holbrook. >> yes, hi. can you hear me? clerk: yes, we are going to hear from linda holbrook first. >> i am linda holbrook's significant other. >> clerk: okay. can you turnoff your devices? >> how about now, can you hear us okay now? >> clerk: okay. perfect. >> yes, i'm a psychiatrist, a physician of the community, i don't want to talk about the double cross and all those things that happened. i think that's wretched, but i want to talk about what makes the city great. we have the greatest views. see those victorian houses looking down at the high-rises and the golden gate. we have maybe the best symphony in the world. our baseball team just won 107 games. i teach at the university of california medical school. we have nobel prize winners down each hall, including einstein's daughter, and this is a great, great city. great cities do great things. our tennis club is a great facility. very unique. let's do the right things. the truth of the thing is to do what is right, that's what to do. this is tennis club must remain in sa

james holbrook dislocated his shoulder when two schoolgirls riding a private e—scooter, crashed intoas cycling home. i think anything that gets people out of cars is a good thing. i think e—scooters are part of a solution of freeing up the roads. but there should be some regulation. people aren't aware of what the rules are, or choose to ignore them. they're not really being enforced. calls to legalise private e—scooters are growing, and a decision could be taken by the government next year. the department for transport says safety is a top priority, and the rental trials across england will allow an understanding of the benefits and impact of this new form of transport. many say e—scooters provide a fun, convenient, greener way to travel. but if you misuse a privately—owned one, it could in the end be a very expensive journey. jo black, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. it's going to be unseasonably mild for some parts of the country today, more notably northern ireland, england and wales. we've got a lot of cloud around and and also

go laurie, how holbrook cloris leachman sicily tyson, jessica walter and charles groan started on the big and small screen committee. and jackie masons the world. according to me, one a tony award and, and, and it was 161 man shows he wrote and performed on broadway. but his stand up back on the ed sullivan show was cut short. so president lyndon johnson could announce that he would not seek re election before his decades on network tv, john a willard scott was a d j until the weather on tv here on washington, where he was the very 1st ronald mcdonald. but wait, there's more, there always was when ron po peel invented the tv infomercial. the hock is other ron co inventions it slices dices, set it and forget it. ted kennedy might have become president if he had a simple answer to the most obvious question. why do you want to be president? well, i'm after years at cbs news man, roger mud, co anchored nbc nightly news and meet the press and went on to p. b. s. and the history channel. he won 5 emmy awards. we lost the 1st 2 voices to hit a big in the early 19 ninety's talk radio revoluti

first, under donald trump, when angle american stepped in your late husband, richard holbrooke said america would have been in strategic contraction from its responsibilities in the world. my question to you is, what would america look like today? if angle american had not step great question, steve and let's deal with them one at a time and but 1st let me just thank you for having me on. it's always such a pleasure to talk to you and you're always the most thought provoking interlocutor so, so that will leave the world stage an extraordinary legacy. she leaves the template for a new way to gover, which is how shall i put it? an ego free way to govern, whereby the leader of europe most powerful state germany, focused on the people not on herself. there isn't a single, i'm sorry to say this. they're mostly man, politician who is as lacking and hubris as she was. and this had an enormous impact on, on her ability to get things done because she was always the last person to leave. but the go shading table because her feelings were not involved. she, she didn't get upset when, when either eithe

james holbrook dislocated his shoulder when two school girls riding a private e—scooter crashed intothing. - i think e—scooters are part i of the solution of freeing up the roads, but there should be some regulation. - people aren't aware l of what the rules are or choose to ignore them. they're not really being enforced. calls to legalise private e—scooters are growing and a decision could be taken by the government next year. the department for transport says safety is a top priority and the rental trials across england will allow an understanding of the benefits and impact of this new form of transport. many say e—scooters provide a fun, convenient, greener way to travel, but if you misuse a privately owned one it could in the end be a very expensive journey. jo black, bbc news. two more premier league games have been called off because of the pandemic. liverpool's game with leeds and wolves' match at home to watford have been postponed because the number of positive covid cases which means some teams have insufficient players to fulfil their fixtures. it brings the total number o

marie holbrooke returned to his friends home and pointed out the nook in the hallway. >> this is wherehat home behind that pink doggy bag. that debris had my legs trapped. ama: frightening. there is new video of that candle factory that was flattened by the tornado, killing eight people. authorities now believe that everyone inside the building has been accounted for. you can help by donating to the red cross. just call 1-800-red cross. dan: a new report says the temperature reached an all-time hype last year inside the arctic circle. the world meteorological organization has confirmed that a town in sigh beara reached a record of 100.4 degrees on 020. the report should sound alarm bells about our changing climate. time is running out to whole -- hold pg&e accountable for its crime. >> every year they righted the probation. small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. now, comcast business has an exclusive gift for you. introducing the gift of savings sale. for a limited time, ask how to get a great deal for your business. and get up to a $500 prepaid card with select bundles

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that's brady holbrook leading north foresight to win over self foresight on an amazing shot left handedorget that particular shut. that was just amazing from three quarter court leg. that's the sporting life. get it back to you, christina and andre. real life. hell mary, right there at the news continues next over on the news continues next over on the plus and we'll see you bac oh, this is amazing. i wish i had a playhouse like this when i was a kid. really? you never had a playhouse? no. i mean, my dad did buy the house next door for us to play in. i'm gonna hook up the garden hose, so it has running water. why does it need running water? same reason it's got electricity: bernadette and i both work, and we're overcompensating. this reminds me of a traditional amish barn raising. with everyone pitching in. how exactly are you pitching in? i don't hear anyone else giving facts about traditional amish barn raising. the rest of us are pitching in with hammers and nails. well, facts are my nails, and my voice is the hammer which pounds them through the wood of your skull. well, that is how

. >> reporter: hal holbrook became the living embodiment of mark twain over the years. >> he is the onlycky i was. it was just luck. >> reporter: whent ce, though, to staying power, norman lloyd had them all beat. he started out with alfred hitchcock back in 1942. 70 years later, he took a turn with amy schumer. >> i was the first person on my block to own a television set. >> reporter: at the age of 100, and he was ready for more. >> what are aerobics? >> reporter: he died at 106. a farewell to him. ♪♪ >> reporter: so many, however, weren't as lucky to live that long. sir van douglas died of cancer at just 64. >> we, if it isn't just carrie bradshaw. >> reporter: we lost actor willie garson at only 57 to cancer. michael k. williams, who first stroked into the limelight as omar little in "the wire," and he died at only 54. >> henry, i don't know how to dance. >> what? >> reporter: and peter scolari, bosom buddies with everyone, it seems. he wasfallhi andll ohoer on scrr all. ♪ ♪♪ >> reporter: melvin van peebles' gritty and funny and shocking films revolutionized black cinema. corky lee g

james holbrook from bristol dislocated his shoulder when two primary school age children riding a privatey is a top priority and that rental trials across england will allow an understanding of the benefits and impact of this new form of transport. many say that e—scooters provide a fun, convenient, greeer way to travel. but if you misuse a privately owned one, it could in the and be a very expensive journey. welcome back. footage has been released of two babies being pulled from the wreckage of a tornado last week in the us state of kentucky. the children's grandmother tucked them into a bath with a blanket and a bible. the bath was ripped from the house by the force of the storm and ended up in the garden. this is the moment rescue teams found them. 329, can you get down here? we need help. there is someone under this debris. in the bathtub. hang on. 15 months old. hey, baby. oh, my god. come here. is she ok? he. 0k. both of them are ok. 0h, praise god! lord jesus, i love you. thank you, jesus. here's the little one. i told you we'd get them! a well—known statue commemorating the deaths

james holbrook dislocated his shoulder when two schoolgirls riding a private e—scooter, crashed intoeing up the roads. but there should be some regulation. people aren't aware of what the rules are, or choose to ignore them. they're not really being enforced. calls to legalise private e—scooters are growing, and a decision could be taken by the government next year. the department for transport says safety is a top priority, and the rental trials across england will allow an understanding of the benefits and impact of this new form of transport. many say e—scooters provide a fun, convenient, greener way to travel. but if you misuse a privately—owned one, it could in the end be a very expensive journey. jo black, bbc news. the british socialite ghislaine maxwell will spend christmas day, her 60th birthday, behind bars, after thejury in her sex crimes trial suspended deliberations on wednesday without reaching a verdict. the judge granted a request from the jurors that they take thursday off and told them to return on monday, after the christmas holiday. 0ur correspondent, barbara plet

coming back at that point we started working very closely with vice president gore and secretary holbrook because they didn't want to make sure they had republican support for this and i think we were able to make it a really nice, important history making decision. >> were there other women with you? >> i'm sure there was but i cannot tell you. >> it's a pretty large group. >> it was a large group or think we wanted as many people to meet, go back to be part of the debate because it was a serious step we were taking. >> how important do you think those delegations work just to try to see a different side of members and try to get to know each other? >> there is no doubt. i never went on any of the glamorous. i went to the persian gulf war, went to israel, there is action that is where i wanted to be. i did not do any of those air show travel. there something to be said again to the conversation of the people getting to know one another outside the floor being able to spend time together. you then travel as americans us member as the u.s. congress it's not republicans and democrats. it do

we started working very closely with the president secretary holbrooke, because they want to republican support for this and i think we were able to make it a really nice important history making decisions. >> whether other women with you? >> i'm sure they're where but i can tell you. >> that's a pretty large group. >> yeah it was a large group. i think we wanted as many people to me ten to go back and be a part of the debate because it was a serious risk overtaking. >> how important do you think this delegation was in order to see a different side of members and get to know each other? >> there's no doubt a travel, i never went on any of the glamorous travels. i went to israel, there was action, if there was action, that's where i went. there's something to be said, going back to the conversation of people getting to know one another outside the floor. being able to spend time together. you then travel as members of the u.s., not as republicans or democrats. it makes it easier to collaborate once you get that personal touch. it's -- our husbands our friends, our kids go to the same sch

coming back at that point, we started working very closely with vice president gore and secretary holbrook because they did want to make sure that they had republican support for this. and i think we were able to make it a really nice important historymaking decision. >> were there other women on that codel with you? >> i'm sure there was, but i couldn't tell you. >> that's a pretty large group. >> yeah, it was a large group. again, i think we wanted as many people to meet and go back and be a part of the debate because this was a serious step we were taking. >> how important do you think those delegations were just to try to see a different side of members and to get to know each other? >> there's no doubt that travel, i know which is something that people -- now, i never went on any of, like, the glamorous, i went to right before the persian gulf war. i went to israel. if there was action, that's where i wanted to be. i didn't do any of those air shows travel. but, look, there is something to be said for the fact, again, going back to the conversation of people getting to know one anothe

james holbrook dislocated his shoulder when two schoolgirls riding a private e—scooter, crashed into the roads. but there should be some regulation. people aren't aware of what the rules are, or choose to ignore them. they're not really being enforced. calls to legalise private e—scooters are growing, and a decision could be taken by the government next year. the department for transport says safety is a top priority, and the rental trials across england will allow an understanding of the benefits and impact of this new form of transport. many say e—scooters provide a fun, convenient, greener way to travel. but if you misuse a privately—owned one, it could in the end be a very expensive journey. jo black, bbc news. a seven—year—old girl, who has been fundraising with her mum to pay for a bionic arm, will finally get her wish after raising £10,000 through crowdfunding. eloise, who was born without a left hand, will get the artificial limb in the new year. now she's got a special message for everyone who has helped her achieve her dream. let's take a look. hi, i'm eloise and i'm seven.