. >> jack williams introduced us to mikey last year and today is the day we all hoped for. >> reporter: it was a day for marching bands, balloons, and lots of applause. for 5-year-old mikey, it day of love from his new parents, denise and gary. >> this is fantastic. >> he has come a long way. >> reporter: mikey's new big brother, jay, got in on the on the festivities asking if he could help. >> lord knows i could use the introduced last year with jack williams with a personal appeal. >> i know we are searching for a miracle but this child needs to be loved. >> reporter: denise was hooked when she looked in his eyes. >> i think showing kids on wednesday's child like mikey, what it does is educate the public about who these children are. >> reporter: it's a special day. these families stand up to a commitment to children. >> they call in love with the kids. >> they're great. they deserve a chance. >> it's a great thing that we have an opportunity to, you know, have another child in the house. >> reporter: jake has a message for his little brother. >> you're home now. >> so important. and

our own jack williams introduced us to mikie last year. and everyone was thrilled about his happy ending. lisa hughes has the story. >> reporter: it was a day for [ applause ]. >> reporter: and for 5-year-old mikie it was a day of love from his new parents. >> this is fantastic. >> mike is a great kid. he's -- he's come a long way. >> reporter: mikee's new big brother, jake, who is also adopted got in on the festivities by asking the judge if he could help. >> lord knows i need plenty of assistance. >> reporter: the paperwork was signed and the adoption became final. >> hi, mikie. >> reporter: you might recognize him. he i child last year with jack williams making a personal appeal. >> i know we're searching for a miracle, but this little boy who was given up at birth needs to be loved. >> reporter: there's no question he is. denise was hooked as soon as she looked into mikee's eyes. >> there's like an immediate connection with the eyes. >> i think what showing kids on wednesday's child like mikie does is educate the public about who these

our own jack williams introduce us to mikey last year. it was impossible not to fall in love with him. denise and perry rice did. they say that they were hooked at the moment they looked into his eyes. >> there is an immediate connection. >> mike is a great he has come a long way. >> his new big brother, jake, also adopted, got into the ceremony. the judge let them pound of the gavel making it a done deal and officially making them brothers. >>> i feel like i had an instant connection with that family. >> maybe my favorite story of the day. >> pleading for her oh my. >> at 11, the call for help for >> that is not snow. the giant foam of spilling over the streets. last year the second warmest on record, the winter before that, snowiest on record so what does this season have in store? the wbz accuweather team is going to break down what is in store for the next few months coming up next. >>> you will be meeting a dog named boston who has mastered >>> he has broken my arms and my legs. i can't move. i am bleeding. i am going to die. >> thos

and jack williams, the weather freelance science writer. thank you i'll -- thank you all. [applause] epa administrator jackson of our current day was last at this podium in september 2013 to unveil the obama administration's opening bid to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. those rules curb emissions from power plants, a precursor of the clean power plan issued in 2015, which was designed to reduce carbon emissions are u.s. power plants 32% below 2005 levels by 2030. the clean power plan is america's chief commitment to the world in pursuit of achieving the paris accords goals two, global warming. but the fate of that, as well as many others issued by the epa are uncertain following the election to a president-elect donald trump has called climate change a hoax and has vowed to roll back federal regulations seen as crippling to u.s. businesses. during her tenure, mccarthy has been in the crosshairs of republican members of congress and the fossil fuel industry for her perceived leadership over the so-called war on coal. but if you asked kerr, mccarthy would say that her crit

jack williams. former usa today weather editor. thank you all. [applause] epa administrator gina mccarthy of our current day was last at this podium in september 2013 to unveil the obama administration's opening bid to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. those rules curb emissions from power plants, a precursor of the clean power plan issued in 2015, which was designed to reduce carbon emissions are u.s. power plants 32% below 2005 levels by 2030. the clean power plan is america's chief commitment to the world in pursuit of achieving the paris accords goals two, global warming. but the fate of that, as well as many others issued by the epa are uncertain following the election to a president-elect donald trump has called climate change a hoax and has vowed to roll back federal regulations seen as crippling to u.s. businesses. during her tenure, mccarthy has been in the crosshairs of republican members of congress and the fossil fuel industry for her perceived leadership over the so-called war on coal. but if you asked kerr, mccarthy would say that he

. >> and jack williams, whether editor and science writer. thank you all. [applause] ep administrator gina mccarthy was at this podium in september september 2013. those rules curved pollution from a power plant was a precursor to the pre-powerplant issued in 2015. 32% below 2005 levels by 2030. the clean powerplant is america's chief commitment to the world in pursuit of achieving the paris in pursuit of achieving the paris accord goals to combat global warming. the fate of that role as well as many others issued by the pa to address a range of problems are uncertain following the election. president-elect, donald trump has called climate change a hoax. he has about to roll back federal regulation scene is crippling to us businesses. during her tenure, mccarthy has been in the crosshairs of republican members of congress and the fossil fuel industry for her perceived leadership of obama's alleged war on coal. if you asked her, mccarthy will tell you her critics have been wrong. as she sees it, the agency's primary job is to be protected by the health of am

our own jack williams introduced us to mikee last year and now denise and perry rice say they were hooked the moment they looked into mikee's eyes. . >>> we've got all your top stories and an update on the forecast coming up at the top of the hour. go grab another cup. coffee and come on back. . >>> right now it's 7:00. police are on the hunt for a driver who hit an elderly woman in the crosswalk and never stopped to help. >> former massachusetts senator scott brown was an early supporter of donald trump and this morning it looks like that loyalty might be paying off. >> and speaking of support, our future president has tom brady's >>> yes, it is, happy saturday, everybody. made it to the weekend. we're certainly glad you're waking up with us today. barry burbank standing by ready to tell us about this weekend forecast, what's going on? >> i think you're going to like most of the weekend. especially today, kerry. this will be the pick day of the weekend no question. we're starting out with a clear sky, most spots, except over southeastern massachusetts. the eastern half of plymouth county

jack prescott finds williams who does a great job to keep both of those feet inbounds for the touchdown. the cowboys win 31-26 for their tenth straight win. and the lions also topped the vikings. >> in hoops, new santa clara coach herb taking on number 8 arizona. four to go the broncos brownridge flocks down the three. now they trail by one. brown are ridge led with 25. but a minute later arizona's parker johnson cartwright buries the three pushing the cats lead up to 6. arizona avoids the upset winning 69-61. and on the calendar today round three between the warriors and the lakers. have a great friday. >>> play of the day now from the nfl, washington at dallas. first half action with the cowboys on offense in the red zone. >> josh at the bottom of the screen. prescott -- steps through and fires! touchdown terrence williams! >> the cool catch and fancy footwork. dallas beat the redskins 31-26. >>> it is 6:25 right now. coming up, 'tis the season. where you can get a jump-start on celebrating christmas this weekend in the bay area. >> reporter: black friday shopping is well under way ev

jack prescott finds williams who does a great job to keep both of those feet inbounds for the touchdownthe cowboys win 31-26 for their tenth straight win. and the lions also topped the vikings. >>> in hoops the new santa clara taking on number8. a minute later arizona's parker johnson cartwright buries the dagger 3, lead to 6. arizona wins 69-61. >>> on the calendar today, it's round 3 between the warriors and the lakers. have a great friday. ♪[ music ] >>> it is black friday! if you are looking for action this morning, we'll tell you where to find it. >> reporter: a south san francisco police officer in critical condition after being attacked. the moments leading up to the assault. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bargains. and a missing california mom has been reunited with her family after three long weeks. for her ki >>> it's the busiest shopping day of the year. how many people are shopping? >>> a missing california mother is reunited with her family aafter tree long weeks. the search now for her kidnappers. >> plus, it is a chilly start this morning. rain on the way. >> and the morning co

i suspect there was a division between jack dorsey at williams, one of the co founders who did want toe company. maybe -- bain was more with williams and noto more the other way around. so, listen, i suspect that here's the group that wants to get the thing sold and probably will get sold and then dorsey is going to be out. >> isn't that really -- this is just another revolving door in the c suite for a company that needs stability. and the reason they -- i don't think they are really trying to shop it that hard. sounds like you don't either. >> i don't think dorsey wanted to sell. and bain probably didn't want to sell. >> but, i mean, it's really about this company getting their legs under them. it's about what the political process has done for the company and the exposure and people realize how big and valuable an asset it is. this shouldn't get you excited because they're dressing it up to sell. >> i want to ask more about the whole political process. twitter had an outstanding day today. out outperformed markets, outperformed technology. was it because the president-elect used twi

working for evan williams and sharing a desk with jack dorsey? what was that like?: when i showed up for my first day of work, i got this puzzled look like we hired an oh, intern. they were super nice to me. without that experience, i wouldn't have the passion for social media i do today. jack is super creative and an awesome engineer as well. it was great to meet them and learn from them early on. emily: what did you learn from them? kevin: number one would be sometime sure first idea doesn't work out. the place became twitter, but i remember odeo not quite working. and then keeping in touch with jack as they made that transition and realizing that often when you are a company, you need to pivot into something else. instagram had a similar history where we were working on a game and it turned into instagram. emily: the first instagram photo was of your girlfriend's foot, with a stray dog. but it is maybe the first filter that was even more consequential. kevin: had i known that would be the first photo on instagram and that instagram would get the place where there

he was stopping by a jack-in- the-box and he passed by and met his death. william sims was a gifted piano player in jazz singer. he's been part of the vocal groups at contra costa college. now a memorial of flowers and candles sits near the pool hall where investigators say 3 women killed the african american man in an attack motivated by hate. >> this case involves race. >> a sheriff's sergeant spotted the body in the street outside the capri club. locals describe it as a biker bar. >> the sergeant thought sims had been hit by a car. but the richmond man had been beaten and shot. now investigators have identified 3 men as suspects in the homicide. hate crime killings are not very common in the county. >> luckily it's rare. anytime a murder occurs it's a huge tragedy. >> one man has been arrested. from jail he declined to be interviewed. 2 other men are being sought. oath considered armed and dangerous. investigators arrested ortega's mother on suspicion of being an accessory. friends of the victim are struggling to find out how someone could fall to this. >> he wa

williams had about two inches of snowfall. here is the snowfall falling. from flagstaff down to sed owna down towards happy jack. heavy snow there at the creek. back towards strawberry. takes it it east to the white mountains. it will continue over the next several hours. we have big travel problems right now across the higher terrain. now as you look outside. a live casino camera. we found snow there just about an hour and a half ago. things are quiet inia that area. however, flagstaff, this is a time lapse. you can see the snow has been coming down. and getting just really the last peaks of daylight in as you see that snow continuing to fall there. so, we will get you updated on the snow totals coming up here in the valley and wind speeds picking up. we are still dry. the winds now out of the southwesterly direction between 10 and 15 miles an hour. stronger as they go through the next couple of hours. 50s and 60s outside the rain. the is on the way. how much can we see here in the valley? big forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> continuing our team coverage tonight, abc 15 is in flagstaff right now. we can se

jack were on this wonderful trip around the country. he spent time in the canadian rockies and down the west coast and hollywood and meeting all of the hollywood people, staying with william randolph hearst in california. he was here very briefly. ahead, then ing will come back, he took that round-trip on the boeing 314. twice --94380 come 1943 did he come twice in the same year. i am convinced that has to do with me. i was hatched in this town in april of 1943. winston came to check me in may and back in august to make sure all was well. sadly, i don't remember these. i wish i did. i was living in cleveland park. -- we to talk next about have used that slide. there we go. visits to congress and parliament specifically, the canadian parliament. on three of his trips, he addressed a joint session of congress. unusual.ssing one is we heard about that first one where he made the great statement where if his father had been american and his mother british, "i feel i might have got here on my own." the congressman enjoyed that. he made a trip to ottawa. as has already been mentioned, famous this photograph taken. most of you have probably heard this story. he had just addresse

. >> and juan williams but that's a tightknit group and we work a lot of hours, a longtime. truly jackeagen that's what always wanted to the windows a kid. i started out in wyoming and colorado. when i was in third grade my dad had to bury the rocky mountain news in denver post before got home from work and had to choose two articles to discuss before dinner. and then it really started with interesting news. i'm a voracious news consumer. whatever they wanted to be my whole life must be on a sunday should talk about news of the day, like george will or, now that we're colleagues i get to telling i loved you when i would watch you when i was a kid. he doesn't think that's a very funny. >> doing it five days a week. >> now i am. the way i describe my life right now, i sign my books join and gratitude, or joint gratitude, or join an to you, depending on how many people online and have to move them through. describe my career right now is that my plate is full with all of my favorite foods. the only thing i think i need to do is maybe take a food off, because -- >> what would that be? >> i

jack nicholson in "the shining". >> here's johnny! >> today in a -pinterview with dr. phil shee looks remarkably different and her comments are unsettling. >> the man who ii threatening me -- >> she worked with robin williams in "popeye" who committed suicide in 2014. >> i don't think he's dead. >> you don't think he's dead? where do you think he is? >> shape shifting. >> he looks real good in some forms and in other forms he doesn't. >> do you see him? >> i have, yes. around 2002. since then, she's been living in texas. at this point her diagnosis is unclear and she's hoping dr. phil can get her the help she needs. >> think i'm very sick. i need help. >> that's why i'm here? i certainly hope she gets the help she needs and shelley's interview with dr. phil airs tomorrow. >> cameron matheson is in new york city which is where james corden's new car pool karaoke is happening and i superstar. >> he definitely has and you know how frustrating it can be to fight traffic in manhattan, but it's got to be a total holiday when madonna is riding shotgun. ?? ? >> there they are rocking out yesterday to ray of light and madonna's latest hit along west 55th street in manhattan, hell's kitchen neighborhood and the late

jack nicholson in "the shining". >> here's johnny! >> today in a startling new -pinterview with dr. phil shee looks remarkably different and her comments are unsettling. >> the man who ii threatening me -- >> she worked with robin williams in op committed suicide in 2014. >> i don't think he's dead. >> you don't think he's dead? where do you think he is? >> shape shifting. >> he looks real good in some forms and in other forms he doesn't. >> do you see him? >> i have, yes. >> shelley retired from acting around 2002. since then, she's been living in texas. at this point her diagnosis is unclear and she's hoping dr. phil can get her the help she i need help. >> that's why i'm here? i certainly hope she gets the help she needs and shelley's interview with dr. phil airs tomorrow. >> cameron matheson is in new york city which is where james corden's new car pool karaoke is happening and i understand he just picked up another huge superstar. >> he definitely has and you know how frustrating it can be to fight traffic in manhattan, but it's got to be a total holiday when madonna is riding shotgun. ?? ? >> there they are rocking out yesterday to ray of light and madonna's latest hit along west 55th street in manhattan, hell's k

williams be doing singing in a meat market? (audience laughter) - i wish i had an answer for that. - andy, we'll be working again pretty soon. - well, it's not my fault, jack. it's just that there are very few butcher shops with good acoustics. - well, some are better than others. - i hope i never find out! - hey benny, i put the soup bones in your car. - oh thanks. what about the chicken feet that i ordered? - you got 'em. - jack, what in the world do you do with chicken feet? scratchers. listen, we'll get up and work again pretty soon i'm just going to get my violin. - good! (baby crying) - excuse me, mister, would you mind holding my baby for just a second, please? - why not? - hey, pal, come on, quit goofing off. you're supposed to be entertaining in here. - that's my baby! and he weighs nine pounds. (audience laughter) you and your big thumb. - come on, andy, we got to go back to work. alright, folks, alright we're now going to entertain you with a violin and singing duet. now, we're going to, what'll we give 'em, andy? - well here it should be, "liver come back to me." - you know, you don't have to be so sarcastic. i mean you asked me to come over he

jack nicholson, the whole thing. plumes of ashe shooting into the sky. what would it have meant to william brewster or william , the men who became the future leads of the plymouth colony. what would they have made up this fall cano? is not an idle piece of congestion -- conjecture. during this time, the 16th, 17th century, natural phenomena and such as prodigies of nature did incite a huge amount of interest among religious people. there are two examples in the book. one is an earthquake that occurred in 1518. another is a comment that appeared in the sky in 1618. just at a time when pilgrims living in holland were starting to plan their expedition. materialsts of survived to tell what people thought about these phenomena. and we can start to reinterpret the mental world of people at the time. that is why, just to start by having a hypothetical to do with the book cana -- let's imagine, by the way this is a famous book cana, mount vesuvius, which does direct from time to time. would they have known about it. many people think of the pilgrims as being obscure humble people, country bumpkin

jack fowler and i'm the publisher of national review. [laughter] [applause] >> the institute is our sister organization, a nonprofit educational entity founded 25 years ago by william f buckley, jr. [applause] its mission to advance the conservative principles bill champion, complement the mission of the magazine and support national reviews best talent and preserve and promote the buckley legacy. indeed, the institute that is formally launched a buckley legacy project and there was literature here explaining its plans and vision, in this last year the institute through this project haskell braited the anniversaries of two important and lasting aspects of the buckley legacy. the marvelous interview program firing line. the buckley legacy is why we are here today. to discuss bill the writer and specifically bill the observer of men and women public and private giants and small fries, before i introduce our participants a related anecdote. over 20 years ago my predecessor who is here today and to whom national review owes so much. that'll be ten bucks, ed. [laughter] >> or 20. had a terrific. list have nr publish a collection and we collected them all and consulted b

jack fowler, and i'm the publisher of national review -- [applause] we will applaud at the national review. the institute i institute is our organization. a nonprofit educational founded 25 years ago by william f. buckley junior. [applause] its mission is to advance the conservative principles bill championed, complements the mission of the magazine, support the national review's best talent and preserve and promote the legacy. indeed the institute has launched its project and there was literature here explaining his plans envision. in this last year the institute for this project has celebrated the anniversaries of two important and lasting aspects of the legacy. the 1915 may or run but captured this now republished campaign when memoir and the 1966 launch of the marvelous program firing line. at the legacy is why we are here today to discuss the writer and specifically the observer of men and women, public and private, giants and small fries. before i introduce the participants, a related anecdote, over 20 years ago, my predecessor who is here today and to whom the national review does soma shoul -- does so much. [applause] that will be ten bucks, 20. [laughter] had a terrific idea. let's

jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich. taste it before it's gone. yep, i'm lost. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to wendy williams, chris hayes, lukas grahama good one tonight. in our spotlight, actor and

jack markell. >>> in the race for mayor of wilmington, robert martin is facing, michael presici and independent steve washington. winner will replace outing mayor dennis williams. >>> still to come tonight on "eyewitness news", proof that if there is a way is there a way. talk about out of this world. how one astronaut still managed to exercise his right to vote, that and more on the other >>> you know there are voters who took advantage of the absentee ballots in case they were far from home on election day but i doubt, if many voters are, this far away. nasa astronaut shayne kimbro filed his ballot for today's election from the international space station. to do it he selected which elections he wanted to vote in and then received a application for his absentee ballot. performing his civic duty from a galaxy far, far away. nicely done. >>> we have much more coverage of this election day, still to come, in just a few minutes we will be live in election central as we are's joined by political analyst from both sides of the aisle to get their thoughts on where their candidates stand as election their thoughts on where their candidates stand as election day,i ta

william faulkner's estate. >> bill griffith: he added this room on after he won the nobel prize. and on the wall here is an outline of one of his novels. >> jacks was his masterpiece. >> anthony: jack pendarvis is the author of "your body is changing," "the mysterious secret of valuable treasure," and "awesome," as well as staff writer for a game-changing animated series "adventure time" -- all works of which i am a huge fan. so he wrote right -- right on the wall. >> bill griffith: he just wrote on it. >> anthony: it's -- it's his man cave. >> bill griffith: yeah, it's his -- it's his version. he said that houses in mississippi who have a family business have one room dedicated to the family business and this family's business is writing. >> anthony: from as early as 1919 through the '60s, faulkner wrote extensively about the post-civil war south. he was the first author to do so at a time when most writers were writing about anything but. >> bill griffith: he always said that he wrote about a south torn between itself. torn between the old ways, the old traditional ways, and modern development. he said he was gonna break the antebellum code.

jack a. >> why not? >> i don't know. i think it is an outrage. but we do have scott williamsoh, lovely. >> and on a scale of one to ten, the weather will be a nine today. >> i'll take that. >> yes. >> looking good. talking november guys. high temperatures by this afternoon will be in the lou 60s, so really going to be nice day but in the seven day forecast can you believe that we are talking about first flakes for a part of the area? ultimate doppler, dry, quiet, chilly out there this morning, 30 millville, 34 degrees atlantic city, we have 31 below freezing in pottstown, 37 in the pocono mountains, temperatures will warm rapidly by lunch already 57. sixty-three, at 3:00 for the afternoon high. yesterday's storm system pulling away, high pressure will be building in, miler air over the next several days. sixty-three philadelphia, 62 millville. and allentown, looking beautiful out there. the average for this time of year is 56. so, today, tomorrow, and into friday and saturday, 60s, but, 40's for high temperatures by the second half of the weekend. so saturday, that drastic te

holly williams, camp swift, northern iraq. onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com (coughs) that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. >>> the u.s. women's soccer team is ranked number one in the wrld. they've won three world cups and four olympic gold medals. on the other hand, the u.s. men's team is ranked 24th with very little to show for their efforts. so why do the men get paid so much more? for "60 minutes." >> we feel like we're treated like second-class citizens because they don't care as

william and kate. >> the timing is 1:15 seconds. >> no one thought to clean this floor. >> take it from jennifer lawrence said on ellen. >> -- jack came to the set. right? >> how great is that little and his son is a genius. >> he is. >> and anna is nice and hilarious and they're like in love. they look like a nicholas sparks novel. you know when you see people like that? just makes you miserable. >> okay. they're at 1:36 seconds. that is your "popstart!"! >> oh, no, you don't. >> you guys are >> i just can't get up. >> you're supposed to do the weather. >> all right. >> do you want me to do it? >> no, that's okay. >> all right. hold on. hold on. no, this could be good. >> al roker! >> all right. looking at some wetter with moving in the pacific northwest. gorgeous day, great lakes all the way into the mid-atlantic states. sunny in the southwest. nice and warm, look at these temperatures -- 80s throughout much of california into the southwest. 70s texas into the gulf coast. 30s in northern new england. in fact, you may see a little bit of snow this weekend. tumbling temps -- ? tumbling temps ? sunshine through the great >> wren:

william and kate. this may be a thing for them. chris pratt and -- they're one of the cutest couples. here's what jennifer said on "ellen." >> anna and jack came to the set, right? >> yes. they're so cute and their son is a genius. and anna is nice and hilarious and they're like in love. they look like a nicholas sparks novel. >> 1:36. jennifer clearly once again, he has a way with words. that is your top story. >> you guys are applause for both guys. >> you up're supposed to do the weather. do you want me to do it? >> that's oklahoma. all right. hold on. >> hold on. this could be good. >>> we've got wet weather. >> showers through the gulf it's going to be nice and warm. look at these temperatures. 80s. 70s, texas, into the gulf coast. 30s in northern new england. in fact, they may see a little snow this bekd. as you can see, tumbling temps. sunshine through the great lakes. very mild out west and a few showers. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning from right here in the washington area. arlington, virginia, but only 43 in lorton and 43 in quantity co-. winds are go

. >> next week, robin williams, bette midler, roseann arnold, jack lemmon, mel brooks, tony bennett and richard harris. goodnight, everybody. i'm humbled by that applause. you can collect your bags right through there. joe, stop it. no, you stop it, helen. stop coming to me every time you have a problem with your boyfriend. antonio wants to buy a new cab-- run to joe. roy wants to gloat-- run to joe. where do i run to? somebody tell me. where do i go when it finally dawns on me that my life sucks? hey, joe, what... what the hell you doing? joe, where are you going? yes. missing for three days. uh, identifying marks? 6'1", about 175 pounds. three feet tall, 900 pounds. hackett. davidson. harley davidson. okay, well, please find him. i just want my baby back. i can't believe i might not see my motorcycle again. there, there. try to remember the good times. i just don't get it. i'm closer to joe than anybody else. why hasn't he called me? well, he's probably afraid i wasn't the only one bothering him. what about you and your stupid, stupid motorcycle? or what about fredo over here shaking

we're going to have robin williams with us, bette midler, roseann arnold, jack lemmon, mel brooks, tony bennett - mel brooks and tony bennett were on the very first show we did, october first, 1962, in new york. the only two people left, who were on that show. >> well, not counting us. >> what? >> you want to count us. we're still living. [ laughter ] >> i sound like peter herkowitz. i meant four were alive. okay, we've got all this business out of the way. we'll take a break, and clint eastwood is here,