it was bruce irvin along with mack. busting up the play. phil: bruce irvin this way. mack on the other side. khalil mack, that san awesome job of bruce irvin is chasing cam newton. so cam newton has to -- no choice but to throw it out of bounds. jim: they have two downs to pick up 10 yards. and newton takes the final not where you wanted to use your final time-out but not happy with what he saw. phil: yeah, but it's the right thing to do. the clock was running down. they were having trouble gettling the formation they wanted and really all rivera is looking for here, give us a good field goal try. jim: ron rivera who agree up a little more than of here in the monterey area and he was a raider fan. jim plunkett was his hero. he has family members who are raider die hearts -- die-hards, come to many of the games. phil: the raiders doinlts have to blitz because they have two terrific outdoor pass rushers. khalil mack and irvin so they coverage. jim: third and 10, with time. middle of the field and off the hands of greg ol' sewn. -- olsen. phil: aggressive throw, 88, greg

you do not get any greater of a persona than michael irvin has.e is a masculine man and as i got to know michael, we just had a mutual acquaintance and i started doing his radio show. michael opened up and he had a gay brother. and he was raised in the southern baptist household and viewed people were christian, not opposed to same-sex marriage and this was in 2011. michael agreed to do a cover story for out magazine which is a gay men's magazine in the united states. agreed to do a cover story for which he decided to appear shirtless on the cover of the gay men's magazine. this man's man appearing, it was just an incredible, it was a perfect storm and what was amazing about michael is it was so calculated by hand. he wanted to jumpstart conversation in the nfl about gay people and gay issues and he did the cause more and sat and the current warners of the world, they all took notice when michael irvin decided to be sure wason the cover of the gay men's magazine, talk about his gay brother and talk about same-sex marriage in 2011 and i look at tha

it was bruce irvin along with mack. busting up the play. phil: bruce irvin this way. mack on the other side. khalil mack, that san awesome job of bruce irvin is chasing cam newton. so cam newton has to -- no choice but to throw it out of bounds. jim: they have two downs to pick up 10 yards. and newton takes the final not where you wanted to use your final time-out but not happy with what he saw. phil: yeah, but it's the right thing to do. the clock was running down. they were having trouble gettling the formation they wanted and really all rivera is looking for here, give us a good field goal try. jim: ron rivera who agree up a little more than of here in the monterey area and he was a raider fan. jim plunkett was his hero. he has family members who are raider die hearts -- die-hards, come to many of the games. phil: the raiders doinlts have to blitz because they have two terrific outdoor pass rushers. khalil mack and irvin so they jim: third and 10, with time. middle of the field and off the hands of greg ol' sewn. -- olsen. phil: aggressive throw, 88, greg olsen goi

it was bruce irvin along with mack. busting up the play. phil: bruce irvin this way. mack on the other side. khalil mack, that san awesome job bruce irvin is chasing cam newton. so cam newton has to -- no choice but to throw it out of bounds. jim: they have two downs to pick up 10 yards. not where you wanted to use your final time-out but not happy with what he saw. phil: yeah, but it's the right thing to do. the clock was running down. they were having trouble gettling the formation they wanted and really all rivera is looking for here, give us a good field goal try. jim: ron rivera who agree up a of here in the monterey area and he was a raider fan. jim plunkett was his hero. he has family members who are raider die hearts -- die-hards, come to many of the games. phil: the raiders doinlts have to blitz because they have two terrific outdoor pass rushers. khalil mack and irvin so they coverage. jim: third and 10, with time. middle of the field and off the hands of greg ol' sewn. -- olsen. phil: aggressive throw, 88, greg olsen going right down the middle of the field

it was bruce irvin along with mack. busting up the play. phil: bruce irvin this way. mack on the other side. khalil mack, that san awesome job of sng bruce irvin is chasing cam newton. so cam newton has to -- no choice but to throw it out of bounds. jim: they have two downs to pick up 10 yards. and newton takes the final not where you wanted to use your final time-out but not happy with what he saw. phil: yeah, but it's the right thing to do. the clock was running down. they were having trouble gettling the formation they wanted and really all rivera is looking for here, give us a good field goal try. jim: ron rivera who agree up a little more than of here in the monterey area and he was a raider fan. jim plunkett was his hero. he has family members who are raider die hearts -- die-hards, come to many of the games. phil: the raiders doinlts have to blitz because they have two terrific outdoor pass rushers. khalil mack and irvin so they middle of the field and off the hands of greg ol' sewn. -- olsen. phil: aggressive throw, 88, greg olsen going right down the middle o

if you know where kenadi irvin is, please call the cedar rapids police. today, senators on capitol hill were electing who they want to lead in the senator chuck schumer for minority leader. he will replace outgoing senator harry reid of nevada. schumer said he was humbled, but what he had originally wanted was senate majority leader. that position stays with kentucky senator mitch mcconnell. mcconnell says he is ready to work with president-elect donald trump. "it's time to accept the results of the election and lower the tone, and see what we can do together to make progress for the country." schumer still has his work cut out for him. he'll be taking on a republican house, senate, and white house. republicans, who hold the majority in the iowa house, have chosen their leaders for the 2017 legislative session. and there's no change at the top. linda upmeyer of clear lake will continue as house speaker. chris hagenow from windsor heights will stay on as house majority leader. republicans picked up two seats in last week's election. that will give them a 5

thank you so much bob and next we would like to welcome to the stage the president and ceo of the irvinepplied the grant making foundation for the focus on keep that in mind the opportunity for the people of california don joined the foundation in 2012 after years of serving at bridge group and became irvine's cross executive and led the organization to a change of focus breath making strategies he'll share more about welcome to the stage don howard. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone what an awesome space great to see familiar faces ooze others great to discuss the role of manufacturing as an engine for economic growth it is relevant to the work at the foundation we're a private grant making foundation on expanding the opportunity for the people of california you may not have heard of us a tag line your work is 85 years in length and giving away resources to irvine that owned a portion of california we firmly believe that economic and political opportunities both a chance for living wage job and the chance to be heard in the applied process are defining ordinances of our time i th

cal is hosting uc irvine. charlie moore carried the load. moore, a cal freshman with 38 points. ant eaters from uc irvine built a big lead. the golden bears are in trouble. cal came back. he is seven feet tall and you can't teach that. tied at 62 and going to over time. in ot and steven domingo rise and shine. cal win itself 75-65. baseball gnaws and he won 20 games for the nationals and named the national league cy young winner. only the 6th pitcher to play in both leagues. he edged out veer -- he edged out verlander and much to the dismay of his fiancee, kate upton. it is brought to you

cal is hosting uc irvine. charlie moore carried the load. moore, a cal freshman with 38 points. eaters from uc irvine built a big lead. the golden bears are in trouble. cal came back. he is seven feet tall and you can't teach that. tied at 62 and going to over time. in ot and steven domingo rise and shine. cal win itself 75-65. baseball gnaws and he won 20 games for the nationals and named the national league cy young winner. only the 6th pitcher to play in both leagues. he edged out veer -- he edged out verlander and much to the dismay of his

cal is hosting uc irvine. charlie moore carried the load. moore, a cal freshman with 38 points.ers from uc irvine built a big lead. the golden bears are in trouble. cal came back. he is seven feet tall and you can't teach that. tied at 62 and going to over time. in ot and steven domingo rise and shine. cal win itself 75-65. baseball gnaws and he won 20 games for the nationals and named the national league cy young winner. only the 6th pitcher to play in both leagues. he edged out veer -- he edged out verlander and much to the dismay of his fiancee, kate upton. it is brought to you not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save $500 on the queen cse mattress with sleepiq technology. hurry, ends sunday. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> that's our report and we appreciate your time as always. dan ashley. >> and i'm ama date. for larry, sandhya, thank you for joining us. on jimmy "jimmy kimmel >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimm

we are going to cross to brussels, where steve irvine -- where eve irvine joins us. what do you have for us? eve: it has to be said in the eu, the majority of leaders were backing the democrat, hillary clinton. tothere are remarks today this news that it is donald trump who has clinched the keys to the white house. we are hearing a joint statement from the head of the eu council, and the commission is inviting donald trump for an e.u.-u.s. those, thierry instigate situations that have been in place for many decades. mr. gardner, you know the eu very well. a lot say that president donald trump will bring the u.s. further away from the eu. how do you feel? >> at any type of great change, there is fear. there is no doubt that something profound has happened in our politics, just as is happening in european politics. the center is being hollowed out, and the roots of rage are expressing themselves in ways that no one expected. we can condemn some of the ways that the language has been used on the campaign trail, but what is very important is that together, on both sides

thank you so much bob and next we would like to welcome to the stage the president and ceo of the irvinelied the grant making foundation for the focus on keep that in mind the opportunity for the people of california don joined the foundation in 2012 after years of serving at bridge group and became irvine's cross executive and led the organization to a change of focus breath making strategies he'll share more about welcome to the stage don howard. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone what an awesome space great to see familiar faces ooze others great to discuss the role of manufacturing as an engine for economic growth it is relevant to the work at the foundation we're a private grant making foundation on expanding the opportunity for the people of california you may not have heard of us a tag line your work is 85 years in length and giving away resources to irvine that owned a portion of california we firmly believe that economic and political opportunities both a chance for living wage job and the chance to be heard in the applied process are defining ordinances of our time i thin

according to a university of california, irvine study...we're spending more time with our children today than parents did 50 years ago. vo: according to researchers, in 1965 mothers spent a daily average of 54 minutes on childcare per day. meanwhile, fathers' time with children nearly quadrupled from just 16 minutes per day in 1965 to 59 minutes today. so what qualifies for spending time on childcare activities? things like preparing meals and snacks, feeding, bathing, bedtime routines, playing together and helping with homework. the study shows that parents want to spend more time with their kids.. perhaps more than their own parents spent with them. jen on cam: for more parenting news, visit plans call for more than 200 protests in 48 states tomorrow against the dakota access bakken oil pipeline. groups plan to hold events at army corps of engineers offices, federal buildings and even at banks helping finance the project. on the iowa bakken pipeline resistance facebook page, people will rally des moines starting at one. from there they will drive to omaha to join another protest. today

it's now 58-52 uc irvine late second half.ng the patriots sunday, go to the year 2000, brady chosen by new i think england, and they took two quarterbacks that year. boy. what might have been. bill belichick led them to four super bowl titles. when it's said and done, could be the best football coach ever. we didn't realize until today, but niners head coach, chip kelly, is apparently his buddy. >> a very good friend, and i appreciate what he's begin me. >> coach kelly, i think everybody knows how much respect i have for him. you know, coach kelly, you know, came down here and really, they handled this pretty good. >> gracious and nice he is. i don't know that the media sees that side, but extremely outgoing, smart, personalble. >> no, the media does not see that side. we don't get to see that. oakland faces biggest test in the rink saturday night in las vegas. board meeting in a battle of undefeateds, both 30-0. this is a heavy clash. winning a gold medal back in 2004. he's been perfect as a pro. a brute with vicious punching

thank you so much bob and next we would like to welcome to the stage the president and ceo of the irvine making foundation for the focus on keep that in mind the opportunity for the people of california don joined the foundation in 2012 after years of serving at bridge group and became irvine's cross executive and led the organization to a change of focus breath making strategies he'll share more about welcome to the stage don howard. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone what an awesome space great to see familiar faces ooze others great to discuss the role of manufacturing as an engine for economic growth it is relevant to the work at the foundation we're a private grant making foundation on expanding the opportunity for the people of california you may not have heard of us a tag line your work is 85 years in length and giving away resources to irvine that owned a portion of california we firmly believe that economic and political opportunities both a chance for living wage job and the chance to be heard in the applied process are defining ordinances of our time i think that last we

danielle nottingham, cbs news, irvine, california. >>> the international space station is keeping with thanksgiving tradition even in orbit. like a master chef, nasa >> turkey here and pouch and heat it up and cranberry cherry cobbler for dessert. corn bread dressing put water in and heat it up and green beans and mus roohrooms. and the last item is mashed potatoes. >> reporter: not even off days in space, not even no thanksgiving. the crew will put in a day's work and feast on their packets of delicacies. >>> the president and first lady served forces in washington on wednesday. the president chatted with vets as he dished out the turkey and gravy. >> "cbs this morning" continues >>> i'm sorry. i'm with the 131 ufc. >> we want to wish all of our friends and family back home in california a very happy thanksgiving from all of the marines and sailors from the 31st unit. happy thanksgiving. >> i'm captain tim on all of our fans at mexico well air force base in montgomery, happy thanksgiving. >> go! >> you got to love alabama fans. >> go, roll tide, go! >> there was a little nick saban sh

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. >>> also milwaukee panthers this basketball team beat uc irvine today 54-37. also the admirals lose tonight 4-3. we're not done. stick around. >> welcome back, everyone. in tonight's hot shots, we take you back to madison where the badgers were having fun with the axe after the big win over the gophers today. check it out. >> paul bunyan's axe has been a part of this border rivalry since 1948. touchdown! and there the happiest moment for the badgers. the axe stays in madison! 10 west champs will take the axe for now. they'll look for another trophy next week in indianapolis. >> better watch those sharp edges, right? >> yeah, you'll cut your fi fingers. i have of a tree to cut down in my yard. >> exactly. come on over, badgers. >> tomorrow, not a bad day to be outside at all. temperatures in the upper 40's. little bit of's -- of a breeze. rainy tomorrow night. monday looks to be rainy and 50's. rest of the week is seasonal. >> thank you for joining us tonight. "saturday night live" is coming up next. see you back here tomorrow. >> good evening from longwood uni

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the event is hosted by tropicana las vegas's newest chef, robert irvine. over 50 active duty military from around the world will face off... for the title of armed forces culinary grand champions. the competition begins this morning at seven...goes until 4:30... and there will be a meet and greet with robert irvine from one to three. this weekend... the strip is setting up for the annual "rock n' roll marathon". it's been deemed the "world's largest night-time running event." this year-- more than forty- thousand people from all over the world will be lacing up their running shoes. this year is extra special because it's the marathon's 50-th anniversary. organizers say it takes a full year and tons of people to put on the huge event. las vegas metropolitan police department, the city of las vegas and all the properties and resorts on las vegas blvd." "we're collaborative with all those local agencies to plan and map out what is really a logistically complicated event." the rock n' roll marathon is the one of only two events that completely shuts down the s

. >> and i'm steve irvin. >> meteorologist tracking it all for us tonight. nice to see finally some rain out there. >> it really is. you know the clouds have been nice pretty much all day. it's taken a while for the rain to start falling, but we've had those clouds around all day, really since yesterday. the rain started out very, very light. at times, we got some measurable rainfall, right through central and the west valley. but mainly about .04 to .08 of an inch. right now, you can latest on abc desert doppler, the rain continues to be heaviest, just out to our west, and to our southwest. we're seeing some pockets of heavier rain following west of buckeye, about to head towards the 10. these showers spreading from southwest to northeast. starting to move into spots like se donna, camp verde getting some heavy rain. more to the southwest, and eventually, that will continue ri the action, but we're pumping in the moisture and those rain chances are going to be sticking around, as we go through tonight. they're going to go up a little higher this evening. ri

patrick grasso with a nice pass tyler irvine finds the loose puck in front and scores to make it to-one. still in the second, chris leblanc with a one-timer from the top of the far circle. merrimack gets the lead. tyler kelleher with a great pass across the top of the crease. two jason salvaggio. he ties the game. women's college basketball this afternoon. southern new hampshire university hosting mercy. sarah ryan looks inside to highly. nice move to the who. catherine stinson drives the baseline and gets two more. then they work at around the perimeter. stinson knocks down three. sarah ryan had a game-high 20 points. start. they win today. nascar's final four is set. find out who will race for the jason: the final race in the round of 8 -- the can am 500 at phoenix. the final two spots in the final four are up for grabs. the first attempt at a green-white checkered finish. matt kenseth in the 20 car trying to keep position on the restart. comes down the track and held on for the win. him for the final four. kyle busch finished second today, good enough to get him into the final. it wi

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matt ryan is playing as highest point against the 5'1 5'10" -- we love to see that, right, michael irvin? >> man against child. >> candy out of a baby. give me this candy. >> a few nights after halloween. 344 yards for matt ryan. he is going to make his way to our set shortly. moments ago, heather cox with the aforementioned jones. earlier, we talked about how much you had seen double-teams throughout this season. tonight, what did the defense show you? >> a little early on. but they singled me up. they were able to make plays coming out of halftime. we came out. and we made some adjustments at halftime. obviously, they did. okay, he was quiet in the first half. let's single him up. >> we the third quarter. how did getting that tempo going in the offense help you guys? >> we always had it. you know? and q. did a great job. you know? dan quinn, our head coach, if nobody knows q. he allowed us to go fast because he took care of us throughout the week. we got in the swing of things. i started seeing those guys get turbo is turbo. >> in your mind, what was the biggest difference tonight? >>

. >> the raiders -- irvin on the other edge is pretty good, too. is 5-11. now they're a different team with jack del rio as coach. here's hoping the rivalry is back on between the broncos and raiders. rivalries develop when both sides consistently play for high stakes. the rebirth of this rivalry may well be sunday night the 6 6-2 broncos against look who decided to show up, the 6-2 >> you know it's raiders week when klis is growling. quarterback trevor siemian is one of the three broncos captains named, a sign there's no quarterback controversy in denver. >> it's pretty cool to be such a young guy and in his first year of playing, i think it just tells him that they want him to lead them, you know, regardless of what year he's in. so he need to continue to do that and push forward and we got to help him. >> the other two new captains dakota watson on special teams who apparently didn't have shane ray's vote. >> you know, i got to act like i'm happy because my vote didn't go through. particularly i wrote down don't vote for dakota on my paper, like no vote,

i chaired the center for biotechnology and global health policy at the university of california, irvine. i am chair, task or study gun violence. it's a pleasure to pleasure to welcome you here to our nation's capital. for this congressional briefing on gun violence. joining me today is an esteemed panel of people who are providing diverse perspectives on gun violence and police violence in the united states today. they include civil rights attorney robert bennett. they include jack -- founder of law-enforcement against prohibition. it includes judge linda hatchett who is representing castille's family and a tragedy we shot saw aired out by diamond reynolds worldwide last year she recorded the aftermath of an officer who killed philander castille while her 4-year-old daughter was in the backseat. we are joined by martin jeffries, a mother who is here and will share the news with you about the tragic death of her daughter who died in a mass shooting in washington, d.c. gunned it down by an ak-47. we also have camille williams, a millennial who will tell you the tragic story of having lost

we met eddie irvine stood with others on kensington as continued construction work went on along their street. it is part of waterlines being replaced and service at one point was cut off. >> and neighbor had a funeral in the family and the whole family came over and there was no water. >>reporter: neighbors got their water from hydrants and hoses and they had readings that charge them for water that never ran through their meters, when they asked why? >> we called and they gave us an attitude and on top of that our bill which should've been lower was almost the same price . >> we should be compensated on a water bill and not charged. >>reporter: this our underside investigation into poor customer service and roadblocks for city of cleveland residents. >> we do not count on the mayor for anything. >>reporter: the project was only supposed to ask?last a few weeks but took a few months and it is just now getting the last touches after news 5 phone calls and more help. >> we waited long enough and it took us coming out and maybe our councilwoman doing her job well. >>reporter: how other p

john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defense, not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >> al: siemian, keeps his eyes downfield. and nothing doing downfield. third down and ten, darius latham chased him out. >> cr

scott: thompson graduated from concordia university irvine in 2010, his classmates honored him in this flag lowering ceremony. to any of us. so, we understand that when we come in, and when it does happen, it really hurts. [gunfire] scott: for their final test, the team we observed captured their target in a nighttime raid. they passed robin sage and many of these new green berets will be deployed overseas within the year. of the 118 soldiers who started robin sage during our visit, 101 finished and earned the green beret. sharyl: well, we can always imagine they go through rigorous training, but when you are watching this, what about a did you not expect or what surprised you? scott: it is fascinating how entire communities or towns take part in shaping the soldiers and making green berets. they donate time, land, some of them are role-playing, they come together multiple times a year, it is a collaborative effort between civilians and the military to make a green beret. to do to contribute. scott: they take great pride in doing this year after year all throughout the area. sharyl: th

the conversation will be held on capitol hill, hosted by the university of california irvine school of law. elections one week away, presidential nominees are hitting battleground states. donald trump will be in pennsylvania and wisconsin. hillary clinton has three events in florida. reading make tim kaine will be in wisconsin with two and events. and republican vice presidential nominee mike pence has two spots -- stops in pennsylvania. congressman john lewis, who led the sit in in congress this summer, led a march to the polls. --a tweet we have live coverage of both residential nominees today as well. tonight, donald trump and mike pence in eau cleaire. that is 8:00 on c-span. on c-span 2, hillary clinton holds a campaign rally in fort lauderdale, florida at 8:45. >> good morning. after the access hollywood tape, a lot of democrats insisted that republicans down ballot have some sort of response to what donald trump said. are we seeing a bit of turnabout going around with the clinton in milk controversy? >> we definitely are. republicans are certainly seizing on this controversy. co

uwm hoops over uc irvine, the admirals extended their point streak to 11 games in an overtime loss to manitoba. and ty sabin of ripon college scored 53 points tonight, 45 in the second half, as ripon beat loras college 105-100.

john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defense, not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >> al: siemian, keeps his eyes downfield. and nothing doing downfield. third down and ten, darius latham chased him out. >> cr

the whole left side of that john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defense, not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >> al: siemian, keeps his eyes downfield. and nothing doing downfield. third down and ten, darius latha

today's contestants are -- a composition lecturer from irvine, california... a homemaker from prescott, arizona... and our returning champion, a mathematics professor from tigard, oregon... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, everyone, to the beginning of what we hope will be a very, very exciting week, our annual teen tournament, but this year, coming to you from constitution hall in washington, d.c. an audience of about 2,000 or 3,000 people for every one of those shows. lots of excitement. kat and georjean, good to have you with us today. chuck, nice to see you again with your bow tie. let's go to work in the first round. here are the categories for the three of you, and for those who want to play along at home... next... followed by... hey... and finally... the usns comfort, an appropriate name for a u.s. navy hospital ship bringing medicine and relief around the world. and, chuck, you go first. take what's your movie occupati