jameson is starting preschool.e it's going to be the year of family. >> you guys are relationship goals. >> carrie proudly posed with hubby mike. miranda lambert cuddled up with hubby brandon -- red-hot like her dress. >> how are you feeling? >> good. i'm fixing my lining. >> other duos? nicole and keith. kidman and costar reese and check out this winning duo backstage. >> he's like my adopted son, if not my real son. i love him so much. >> hug it out, hug it out for us. yes! >> on the car wet country's newlyweds are showing off. >> that li'l thing? >> that's a big ring right there. >> when we read the vows tiffs one who got a little teared up. >> what did you say? something about i'm so lucky to have you and our son cooper and i was like, our son cooper. our dog. cooper's a dog. >> baby here. that was the idea >> first-time mom-to-be, marren morris bumping out in a blue crop top told us her tiniest fan was kicking during her performance. ♪ i've never seen the inside of a bar room ♪ >> when he looks back at this fo

pink hit the carpet with husband cary hart and the adorable kids 8-year-old willow and 2-year-old jamesons she's planning on taking a ltle bit of a break from music. >> willow is back in school now and jameson is going to start preschool soon and it's kind of the year of the family. >> you guys are relatnship goals. >> are we? we're relationship goals? >> wow. >> you know nashville is my town. it's so much fun. we arrived in this town in style. >> we were aboard the napa valley wine train and we got with some of the film festival honorees. >> including the toast othe town, mr. kevin bacon. do you feel legendary because you are getting the legend award at the napa valley film festival. >> every day i wake up, look in the mirror, and go, dude, you are a legend. >> it's an affirmation.morning. you're legendary. >> it's fun sometimes when you get a chance to look back because it's not something i do that often. >> did you bring kyra with you? >> i did. she's up there some place. >> i wonder because you have a spouse in the business as well, does that help when things get crazy in this hlywood

it's jameson black. >> bartender 2: yeah, that's gone. >> anthony: ah. >> ruhlman: you can do 30 of those, where those who have to live it, see it, the things that men do day after day, night after night, in a town where people are encouraged to do their worst, where they can drink the stain away. this is the side of vegas i like. >> ruhlman: this side. >> anthony: yeah, because people here are like, really cynical. >> ruhlman: really? >> anthony: they have a dim world view, even more dim than me. >> ruhlman: that's hard. >> anthony: you know what this whole show's about? you know, there's a theme. >> ruhlman: no. >> anthony: this is about people who live here. you know, when all -- when all the meatheads come and go, they're still here. these people have seen every variety of horrifying human behavior. so the whole business model is, come to vegas and behave really, really badly. >> ruhlman: i think it's encouraged people to be their worst. they're expected to do that. it kind of makes my skin crawl. >> anthony: really? >> ruhlman: not here. here, i like it. i'm comfortable here, even in

us tonight, john ralston, veteran journalist and editor at "the nevada independent" and josh way jameson journal." gentlemen, welcome to you both. mr. rollston, to you out west first. remind our viewers, please, the demographic differences in the great state of nevada that we don't see in, say, iowa or new hampshire and how that can affect certainly these early polls. >> what could you be referring to, brian? iowa and new hampshire are 90% or so white. nevada is the most diverse state to vote in the -- in the primary process. you know we have a burgeoning hispanic population. it's been a factor in the presidential race the last three cycles. significant african-american and asian populations. it's a completely different campaign here for a variety of different reasons, and i think that joe biden's strength here that you showed in that poll that we released today is going to surprise some people who thought that, as you mentioned, that senator harris might be doing better here, that castro would be doing better here, too. they have both made many visits here. they're barely registering in

the last site i would like to talk about is jameson jenkins lot in illinois. it is and the bounds of a lincoln home national site in illinois. this was once the home of james and jenkins, an african-american and neighbor of lincoln who is credited with transporting the president to the train station for his and observation. jenkins was born 1808, it is not for certain when and how he was able to gain his freedom. and the 1930's, he migrated to indiana where he resided in a black farming settlement in indiana established in the 1820's. he married a widow, elizabeth watkins, was from a free black family. they married in 1840. the couple migrated to illinois, joining his in-laws who migrated earlier. in 1850, jenkins was involved in the underground railroad event. the event was labeled as a slave stampede. this was a term used in the press to describe group slave escapes. a group escaping at one time or several slaves from the same area and a short period of time. to bring attention to these escapes, the national park service is conducting a study in partnership

wrote the article and told his neighbor, mac james and -- at the time, who owned berkeley, and in the jameson family invited the woodley family to the plantation to celebrate the historic event that had happened on their land. the woodley family started meeting in 1958 and three years the public. it to today, as we celebrate the thanksgiving, we celebrate the thanksgiving, we celebrated with the virginia thanksgiving festival that has been held for the last 57 years. it actually re-creates the first thanksgiving when the landing occurred at berkeley. also, a lot of other colonial games and things take place, but the main purpose is, we have been reenacting that thanksgiving ever since 1958. leftcaptain woodley england, they had given him instructions to do 10 things. the first thing was when he landed, to say thanks for this safe journey and to do that perpetually and annually. that is why captain woodley said his men a meal and gave them thanks. did that, and it was the first official , and otherg thanksgivings in the new world were spontaneous. berkeley was the official one, because it was