goodb-- oh, jeannie, don't go! not now! aagh! jeannie. jeannie? jeannie! i am ready, master. oh. oh, good, good. well, i'll, uh-- i'll pack a suitcase, and we'll be on our way, huh? oh. we are all packed, master. [laughing] yes, i can see that. well, thank you very much. oh, has roger called? oh, no. no. but he ran out of dr. bellows' office this morning, perhaps he is tied up. hm? yeah, yeah. well, he probably found that girl's phone number, huh? we'll just have to get along without him. well, that is what i told him. huh? oh, nothing. okay. [???] the man from u.n.c.l.e. always gets out of these things. okay, jeannie, i'm ready. shall i blink us to maryland? [chuckling] no. no. we're gonna fly to maryland. from now on, i don't want you to use anymore tricks. no. in a few hours, you're not gonna be a genie anymore. and you may as well start getting used to it. yes, master. okay. oh, i have waited so long for this. mrs. anthony nelson. we should've done this a long time ago. oh, i want to make you a good wife. i have a feeling we're not gonna have a worry in the world. i also have

jeannie. jeannie who? huh? jeannie? our jeannie? no. my jeannie. well, you can't marry her. why not? why not? well, she's-- roger, she's-- she's beautiful, and-- and-- and warm-hearted and kind. oh, that girl's perfect. ho. roger, we're gonna get married this afternoon. are you coming with us or not? look, if you get married, everyone's gonna want to meet your wife, right? yeah. well, i can hear it now. does your wife smoke? yes. what brand? oh, no brand. she just smokes. oh, excuse me, folks, while i get my wife out of the bottle. oh, dr. bellows will love that. that's just great. you're gonna be washed out. r-roger-- roger, don't worry. don't-- jeannie's not gonna let anything happen. you're really going through with this? of course i am. i can't explain it, roge, er wanted anything more in my whole life. are you coming with us? to las vegas? mm-hm. well, if you're gonna get married, that's the place to gamble. yeah. huh? [???] oh, yes, i have your reservation, mr. nelson. good. i am mrs. anthony nelson. we're not actually married yet. you're not? oh, but we will be as soo

jeannie. jeannie? where are you? jeannie? here i am, master. are you all right, jeannie? i think so. good. you just stay right there. everything's gonna be fine. dr. bellows. how are you? heh. dr. bellows. [chuckles] is your desk all right? oh, yes, yes, fine. [chuckling] yeah. well, you know, a desk is a desk. bellows: yes. uh, i just came in to tell you that when you return from alaska, you can have free access to eric again. oh, oh, that's wonderful, sir. you'll be leaving in the morning, won't you? yes, yes. bellows: they're painting my office, so, uh, while you're gone, if you don't mind, i'll be using this office. oh, good, good. [???] - [narrator] what if you had a medical emergency - [narrator] what you need is mobilehelp, america's premiere mobile medical alert system. most systems only work at home, but with mobilehelp, you get help outside the home with coverage nationwide on one of the largest cellular networks at the press of a button. - i couldn't dial 911 because i was out of it. i just pushed the button and when i woke up i was in the hospital. - i don't h

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jeannie: let me out! pay no attention. jeannie: it is me, major healey. it is me, jeannie. oh, let me out. let me out. wait a minute. if you're jeannie... then who are you? i'm glad you asked, darling. hey, wait a minute. whoa! boy, she sure has a spooky idea of a practical joke. oh! going south? [yawning] hey, jeannie, i'm home. yummy. [growls] master, i'm so happy to finally see you. what's gotten into you anyway? yeah, well not that way. what a waste. look. restrain yourself, please. what's for dinner? well, that's up to you, baby. where's the best place in town for a nice, thick chateaubriand with b?arnaise sauce? [chuckling] the kitchen. look, i'm bushed. anything in the refrigerator will be fine. master, darling, we're going out to eat. oh, no, we're not. i want you to promise me never to do this sort of thing again. cherries jubilee, my utter favorite. i thought you hated cherries. well, i mean, my new favorite. [giggles] jeannie, i don't know what you're trying to prove but this new style of yours has got to quit. oh, but that's what you need, master, a new style. a

thanks, jeannie. [laughing] jeannie. jeannie. you escaped! no, master. how did you get away from the haji? i did not go to haji. yeah-- but you-- but you said that at midnight, you had to-- yes, master. midnight, haji's time. midnight, haji's time. well, i, uh-- i set your watches back. you set our watches back? well, i did not think you wanted me to go, really. oh ye-- too late-- too late, yes. uh... uh, that is, until next year. yes. do you mind very much? well, i guess i could put up with you for another year. oh, i am glad. yeah, but you remember, you're gonna keep your promises. you're gonna stay in your bottle and not interfere in my life. oh, that is right, master. welcome home. oh. thank you, master. [both laugh] okay, now, back in the bottle. oh, where are you going? oh, well, i'm going back to the tokyo house. i have a date, remember? and you are going back there? yeah, sure. good night. jeannie! wait. jeannie, what do you think you're doing? it is past midnight, master, and you should be in bed. you have a hard day tomorrow, and you should be

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jeannie. here. there's-- jeannie, we are in emy territory. they've got kiski. do you have any idea what they're gonna do to him at-- at headquarters if he arrives in his condition, huh? anyway, this whole area's surrounded by enemy patrols. get us out of here, quick. yeah. well, i thought you'd never ask. well, i had them spotted for a moment, sir, but they seem to have disappeared. well, i don't know, sir. they were there just a moment ago but, well, they're gone. --don't, sir. i-- tony: we're back on the plane. yes. now you can jump on the right side of the river. no. jeannie, don't you understand? -- ahh! come on, major healey. hey, wait a minute. you haven't got a parachute. yeah. yes. isn't that exciting? aunt effie! [mouths] aunt effie. all right. sentry's spotted two more parachutes on this side of the river. uh, i'll cover this sector. you blindfold the prisoner. take him to headquters. untie me. i'll scratch your eyes out! move. the prisoner got away, sir. hop in. we'll catch him. they've been reported where, general? right there. sible. don't ask me t

jeannie, jeannie! let me off this thing, will ya? jeannie! [screaming] jeannie! do something! [growls] turn this thing off, will ya? lady, would you mind not pinching the oranges. but, how else can i tell whether they are ripe? you buy them, and then you pinch them. in atlantis, we always pinch them. please keep your hands off the fruit. how much are they? twenty-nine cents a pound. twenty-nine cents--? why, that is robbery! in atlantis, the oranges are 10 times the size of these, and we only charge three teklas. look, lady. i'm not running a debating society. if you're not gonna buy anything, please move on. oh, no wonder you are so bad tempered. you are ashamed of the poor merchandise you have to sell. ah. now, here is a real orange. you may pinch this if you like. and i would suggest that you do not charge more than three teklas for that. goodbye. whoa, wait a minute! hey, wait a minute! [cat growling] ahh! [screaming] [thud] [growls] [growling] [cat roars] [growls] [loud ringing] [screaming] oh, no! what is it? [ringing continues] hey, help! help! [sighs] [screaming] [grow

jeannie. jeannie! why would jeannie do a thing like that? why does she do anything? jeannie! don't let 'em take me. he treated me like a monkey. hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo. who are you calling a monkey? uh, sam, i'm sorry about this, but you're just gonna have to become a chimpanzee again. you wanna be a chimpanzee? be a chimpanzee. i'm staying a man. eh, sam. this whole thing is a mistake. uh, uh, uh, uh-- so you see, a friend of mine, i have this... [???] good afternoon. good afternoon. can i help you? oh, i hope so. my master sent me. uh, well, what exactly can we do for you? well... i-i-i am not sure. i've never been to a beauty parlor before. you've never... just one minute. i'll get mr. sidney, okay? mm. [chatter, laughter] uh, good afternoon. oh. in a beauty salon before. that is right. what would you like? well, what do you have? i'm glad you asked. uh, get ready for one super deluxe. [giggles] [laughs] right this way, please. tony: sam, now-- now-- try-- sam-- ral thousand years before you reach our level of development. uh-- oh-- sam, you-- you'd be-- be much happier as a

jeannie, don't do anything hasty. nice jeannie. jeannie. jeannie! jeannie! [classical music playing] there. isn't that better? oh! yes, it certainly is. it looks much more comfortable. here. to us. i'll drink to that. [coughs] i'm sorry. that impression recently. if you'd only told me the truth i would not have done that. yet if i had told you the truth, you wouldn't have let me keep that date, would you? huh? and do you know why you wouldn't let me keep that date? oh, yes, master. because i love you very much and i'm very jealous of you. oh, jeannie, we've been through this a hundred times. would you please stop that? if you do not go away, i will do anything you want me to. . truly, i promise. if you wish to go back to see that girl tonight, i will not stop you. how could i ever face her again? you made a monkey out of her. oh, but i changed her back. oh, she will not remember anything that happened. you really wouldn't mind if i went back there? well, i-- i did not say that i would not mind. i said that i would not stop you. you promise? i promise. yes. o

jeannie: ? ooh ? jeannie? ? ooh-ooh-ooh ? jeannie? ? ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ? hi. wha--? oh, hello, master. they're sending roger into orbit. oh, is that not what an astronaut is supposed to do? not with his tail wagging. why did you do this to him? i-i-i cannot tell you. did he do anything to hurt your feelings? no, master. well, i'm sure roger would never do anything to hurt me. oh, of course not, master. then what is it?! well, i-i will tell you after 6:00. six o'clock is gonna be too late. yes. i am sorry, major healey. fine friend of a friend you turned out to be. i had to do it. why? all i was trying to do was get him a date. i mean, what's so terrible about that? well, i-i was afraid that he might think his date was prettier than i am. genies in my life, but you're ridiculous. well, y-you don't know how much i love major nelson. all right. we'll forget about it. do you mean that? sure, i mean that. i mean, who needs miss universe, anyway? what is she? just another girl, right? right. she's probably very-- very beautiful and very talented, or she wouldn't win the co

jeannie? now, jeannie, you stop that. stop it this-- jeannie! come out of there. come on. now, listen here, young lady. i want all this stuff gone, you understand that? gone, when i get home. oh... he is so adorable when he is angry. [???] and a ming vase, and you're complaining? oh, how ungrateful can you get? hey, roger, i gotta get rid of that stuff. all right. all right. what are friends for? tell you what, i'll take the renoir, the michelangelo, and the ming vase. you'll only get in trouble. trouble? that's right. get in trouble. uh, tell you what. i'll take the renoir and the michelangelo. no. how 'bout just the renoir? no. that i got. roger, don't you understand? i am in trouble with the internal revenue department. there's a guy named huggins on my neck. he's bringing an assessor over tomorrow. what am i--? how am i gonna explain all that art? it's very simple. all you have to do is tell him that-- yeah, what? what? well, you could say that, uh-- yeah, you got problems. doesn't he always? what's your problem this time, major? nothing, sir. roger and i were talking

jeannie. jeannie! wait! jeannie! jeannie! t turn, don't turn. roger: whoa, jeannie. [indistinct chatter] [laughs] yeah. ah! you're pretty good, you know that? what are you doing? who's winning? [grunts] - [narrator]t - my chest hurts, i can't breathe. - [narrator] what you need is mobilehelp, america's premiere mobile medical alert system. most systems only work at home, but with mobilehelp, you get help outside the home with coverage nationwide on one of the largest cellular networks at the press of a button. - i couldn't dial 911 because i was out of it. i just pushed the button and when i woke up i was in the hospital. i have mobilehelp, they know where i am. - i have a number of health issues. if you were to call 911, they would not know what your issues are. mobilehelp has all that on file, so the emergency responders already know what my needs are. - there are things i wouldn't do if i didn't have mobilehelp. - mobilehelp is a lifesaver, literally and figuratively. - with mobilehelp, i feel safe. i feel secure, and i have my life back. for a free full-color bro

jeannie. jeannie? that's right. jeannie gave you caruso's voice? well, maybe she changed it back again. why don't you sing something. ahem. all right. [warbles verdi's "la donna e mobile"] [crying] i'm desperate, roger. if i don't sing tonight, general peterson and dr. bellows are gonna think i'm letting 'em down. and if you do sing, you'll by lynched. do you realize about 30 million people themselves to death. thanks. thanks, roge. i needed a friend like you to come back from the arctic and tell me really honest and straight. wait a minute, wait a minute, you don't have to sing tonight. oh, you don't have to sing. i just solved your whole problem. what? oh, catch cold. catch cold. catch cold. all you have to do is take off your clothes, stand in front of an open window with the fan on you, put your feet in a tub of ice water! i'm out of ice cubes. i already tried it. jeannie wouldn't let me. wait a minute. oh, are you lucky to have me for a friend. what? look at this. now, just read out loud at the top of your voice, and i guarantee you within one

jeannie: master! hey, what do you mean? there's jeannie now. jeannie: master! i knew she'd come back. i never doubted it for a minute. master! ed all over for you. oh, well, i was, uh, just leaving, jeannie. oh, but i could not let you leave without me. couldn't you? oh, no, i would miss you so very much. well, let this be a lesson to you. how long would it take you to pack? oh, not long. oh! well... you sure you didn't forget anything? i do not think so. so long, roge. yeah. well, have a good time, and, uh, write me something in jeannie, huh? we will. now, i have our route all marked out. first, we stop in chicago. um, jeannie, we're going to little bear lake. oh, did i not tell you? we are going on tour. after chicago, we stop in minneapolis, detroit and montreal. ? bom, bom bom bom bom bom-bom, bom-bom ? ? out and about ? ? bom, bom bom bom bom bom-bom, bom-bom ? [?? - two, three. - mm. would you like a ham on rye? - no. for another 15 minutes in here yet. - forgot the mustard again. mm! hey. look at this. pardon my glove. - oh, thanks. - what are you doing,

jeannie, don't get into this. jeannie. [honking] mom? [honking] jeannie, come on, come on. harold. goose? because she was a goose, master. i could not stand to see the way she treated him. there is a very special way to treat children. yeah, i'm sure there is, but turning a mother into a goose-- i know everything about children. someday, i am going to write a book about it. [chuckles] yeah, you do that. it would be the best book in the whole world. do--? do you really think you could write a book about bringing up kids? of course, master. how long do you think it'd take? oh, i do not know. three or four weeks. three or four weeks, huh? you wouldn't be able to do anything else. i mean, you'd have to concentrate on it. oh, i would not mind, master. hm. do you really think i should do it? oh, yeah, i-- i do, i-- i really do. very well, master, i shall. [chuckling] i am afraid you will not be seeing much of me for a while, master. we all have to make sacrifices, jeannie. oh, do not worry, master. it will be a good book. you will like it. [chuckling] i already like it. aw. [mout

jeannie, i'm sorry i lied to you. i was desperate. [squeals] well, e you going to turn him into a three-headed toad? roger, will you stay out of this? terson i'm waing you, doctor. this is the lae.st tim jeannie! there it is, general. i guess i beer yoay rhter be runninglong right heresir. i guess i beer avt yoayinhe box?be runninglong box,ir? the bo o yes. seb. oh. in shoox?sher es, waited a long time foneon. i have no teion of gloating. yes, general. ?b jeannie. hey, hey, what's going on? re yoing? i am leamastving, . [chuckng] a den of thieves u caept itust hurte atou ld to m oh, yes, d bello.anyou u e te, si my slippers? yeah, yeah. but don't worry. i'll work it out. well, very wel master. i will get dressed, and when you come ck, l goilut to dinner. i ma a lile dayed. how long? i'd rather not think about that. oh, hey, tony, you've got to get out of town. bells ha. museum guard in his office now. ah, yeah, i know. m ony way re right now. shower? yeah, i know, i know. t t dr. b he did yoe that shoeb thn this time he's got me. yo a

look, jeannie-- i did not. you did too. listen, i know you didn't mean to-- [arguing] wait a minute, will ya? i'm the one that got cheated out of the wish. i didn't get to finish my strawberry shortcake. now, all i want is one wish. what's wrong with that? no, no, roger. just one. i'm not gonna grant... now, wait a minute. please, master, may i, please? now, don't you start on me. she wants to give me-- i've had enough of this. no! ! all right! all right? you mean you're gonna give me one wish? oh, boy! i'm rich. oh, yachts and chateaus. chateaus and yachts. yeah, i got it. wait, no. wait, wait, wait! i'll be a rich movie star, that's it. a movie star. movie star? rich movie star. no, no, no, no! oh, wait. maybe i should be a brain surgeon. brain surgeon. roger, you know, you're the funniest man i've ever met. you know something? you know what i wished when i was a little boy? i-i wished i were the funniest man in the world. aw. hi, groucho. [???] you did not eat your breakfast, master. oh, no, i didn't have time, jeannie.

today we have jeannie ohm, a reporter here at kprc news. jeannie: i'm a general assignment reporter, meaning i cover news of the day or wtever happens to be happening that day. e ening of a store, or maybe a missing child, or going out to an amusement park. are there certain types of reporters who handle certain pes of news? there are different reporters for different types of stories. jeannie: when you start as a reporter, you start as a general assignment reporter because that lets you get the pulse on different things in the community. of the news operation. do you watch the news? i do because i want to see what's going on in the community as well. while i'm out working all day, i don't have a chance to see what else happened that day. over here is where all our producers sit. a lot of people aren't aware of what a producer does. they pretty much stay in the newsroom, but they're responsible for pulling together everything that's going on with the different reporters -- basically pulling together an entire newscast. whose job is it to as

jeannie: major healey, help! let me out. oh, it is terrible. my own sister, she has locked me in my bottle. oh, where is she? she is with my master. oh, please, help me! oh, don't worry, don't worry. old roge will come to the rescue. please, hurry. okay, here i come. [magic boings] hi.

the one i feel sorry for is jeannie. party tonight. how are we gonna get out of this thing? how? well, you know dr. bellows. even if the meeting is unimportant, all the brass will be there. if we don't show up, we'll never hear the end of it. mrs. bellows will see to that. we could call in sick. yeah, we'd have to show up on crutches. that's the only way he'd ever believe us. i know the nurse at the infirmary. she could lend us a couple-- hey, wait a minute. remember dr. bellows said the last time we had our physical, that we needed some outdoor activities? yeah. well, we'll just tell him that-- hunting? you know, camping out, the great outdoors. surrounded by fresh air, just as you prescribed.

jeannie schneider15;51;02;26 i like this because this is my neighborhood i live not too far from here and i know a lot of the people 6(nat hey how are you)she mans her post no matter the weather.jeannie schneider15;52;26;07 well the man that was here before me and gave me hand warmers and i walk around a lot and sometimes i look really sad and someone brings me hot chocolate. 10taking her to give backjeannie schneider 15;51;54;02 i'm so fortunate and most of us are compared to a large population of people. so she rings lia pontarelli 15;41;53;21 when you put money into a red kettle in cedar rapids you're putting money into cedar rapids it's gonna stay here local. 5filling the needs both seen and secret jeannie schneider15;53;58;07 you might not know who but there's a lot of people that need food and clothes and food and food and food and rent and food. 11spreading holiday covering the corridor joe huisinga cbs 2 news. so far, the kettle campaign has raised more than 76- thousand dollars. from giving thanks to getting gifts - the black friday shopping can only mean one thing - the holi

jeannie explains, about 15 years ago, her, then-5- around 12-hours. she says she was motivated to try to prevent another parent from experiencing a similar situation. this is the latest, in milwaukee. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. the packers can't shake the injury bug that's been plaguing them all season long. coming up, brandon cruz has the details and-- the brewers show they love the counsell they've been getting the past 2 seasons. ...how they are showing their i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... across the country are closed for veterans day... but not this one. "its the least we can do." it's all because of a mom on a mission. "we hope they know they are loved." the work that's going on -- to help out our country's veterans. "it was a piece of home when you just dont have any of that" that's milwaukee brewers. today, they extended the contract of manager craig counsell for 3 years which is through the 2020 season. after taking over early in the 2015 season, he mana

jeannie says, about 15 years ago, her son went missing-- for about 12 hours. she says she is happy to have prevented another parent from suffering through the same experience. a water quality task force meeting is met with opposition tensions rose as policy makers continued to work toward solutions to the city's lead water concerns. a big portion of the meeting centered around landlords -- specifically on holding them accountable if they refuse to cooperate with future regulations. but some are concerned with a different aspect of the problem. "what we are concerned about is, the appearance of the lack of urgency on the part of the city to begin. and you've begun in a turtle-like way to address provide safe water in the community." model programs that allows the homeowner and or the landlord access to federal funding to accelerate the abatement of lead hazards." the city is offering free and discounted filtration products see if your pipes may contain lead -- head to the links section of fox six now dot com. more seasonable temps today -- what can we expect fo

jeannie, they already have a pilot program -- >> jeannie, they already have a pilot program. genie: it is now time for our press review. rome correspondent is with us on the set. -- our correspondent is with us on the set. earthquake that hit new zealand? >> earthquakes and aftershocks. there were a bunch of photos published in "the new zealand herald," showing how extensive the damage was. the disaster triggered landslides and a soon him a warning. also mobilizing his resume a color, the all former all blacks captain. the report is that after his luxury cramps last year, he got his commercial halts after pilot -- the future that people are accounted for. he described the aftermath, saying that in one area the .ailways genie: let's move to the united states, were donald trump has named two top positions in his cabinet. >> reince priebus has been named chief of staff, and steve bannon will be the chief west wing strategist who is steve bannon? he's a.p. interesting guy. that he is a interesting guy. bannon graduated with an mba from harvard. he was a goldman sachs investment b

youre watching surveillance video of the milwaukee county transit system's jeannie mitchell, from the morning of october 12th, the route 35 driver spotted a five-year-old girl, and a one-year-old boy wandering aimlessly, near hopkins and hampton in milwaukee. mitchell says: "i you know, "these children are by themselves." so, i decided to pull over, and ask the kids where were they goin', and who were they with" recognizing the children are not aware of their surroundings, (nats - gimme one second ... where your auntie live at?) mitchell,who says she'd only been driving this route, for a month, called milwaukee police. (nats - hi! were you guys lost?) a responding officer helps the children contact their mother, after learning they walked away from a babysitter, and were trying to find a relatives house. mitchell s the parent hadn't showed-up, i would, still, be thinkin', 'what happened to those children?' but, once the police showed-up, and did their part, i felt a lot better.) justin williams, fox news.>> jeannie says she was motivated to help the kids, because 15- years-ago her own

jeannie says -- about 15 years hours. she says she is happy to have prevented another parent from suffering through the same experience. to the weather now. more seasonable temps today-- following yesterday's record warmth. what can we expect for the weekend? weather expert stephanie barichello has more from the weather center. clear and cool this evening with temperatures falling through the coldest of the season so far with inland spots dropping into the 20s and right around freezing lakeside. sunny this weekend with highs in the low 50s tomorrow and then back near 60 sunday. otherwise we stay dry and sunny next week. tonight: clear and cold. low: 32 wind: w 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. high: 51 wind: wsw 5-15 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 35 high: 58 wind: sw 5-15 mph stay ahead of the weather anywhere. just download the fox 6 storm center app, it's available on android and apple. the country, people are showing their respect for those who served in uniform... several ceremonies taking place around our area --

(dialing phone) - hello, jeannie. i suppose you're all dated up for tonight, and probably don't want to see me anyway, but i sure would like to take you somewheres tonight. - it worked, wes. worked even better than i hoped it would thanks to you. that was a convincing act you put on at your apartment. - act? and you can have it. (audience applause) - robert young and jane wyatt (laughing) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin (playful music) - and that's where my new office building's going to be. right on that corner. - [bud] what are you going to call it, dad? the anderson building? (jim laughs) - (chuckles) no, it's not my building. the insurance company's putting it up, not me. i couldn't afford that. - [bud] why not, a little short this week? (audience laughs) (jim chuckles) - well now, that property's out near betty's college. shouldn't an office building be downtown? of parking space, ventilation, fresh air, and enough room. (opens door) those drafty, dingy cubicles we're in now, it's so crowded yo

youre watching surveillance video of the milwaukee county transit system's jeannie mitchell, from the morning of october 12th, the route 35 driver spotted a five-year-old girl, and a one-year-old boy wandering aimlessly, near hopkins and hampton in milwaukee. stopped, and said, you know, "these children are by themselves." so, i decided to pull over, and ask the kids where were they goin', and who were they with" recognizing the children are not aware of their surroundings, (nats - gimme one second ... where your auntie live at?) mitchell,who says she'd only been driving this route, for a month, called milwaukee police. (nats - hi! were you guys lost?) a responding officer helps the children contact their mother, after learning they walked away from a babysitter, and were trying to find the parent hadn't showed-up, i would, still, be thinkin', 'what happened to those children?' but, once the police showed-up, and did their part, i felt a lot better.) ((on cam tag)) jeannie explains, about 15 years ago, her, then-5-year-old son went missing for around 12- hours. she says she was motiva

jeannie moos. >> and right here in the next half hour on "eyewitness news". more on a cbs news exclusive. president-elect donald trump in his first extensive post-election interview. also ahead, it seems like a lot of people are suffering from post-election fatigue, but the week send here, no worries, we'll have an expert with advice on how to clear your mindment that's next. what do we want our kids how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities to reduce the emphasis on high stakes testing. because when you limit the tests, they can test the limits... of their potential. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>>

but that didn't stop jeannie mitchell from helping two lost children. "who are these babies goin', where are these babies goin?" goin?" mitchell spotting two kids wandering by themselves near hopkins and hampton on milwaukee's north side. that didn't look right to mitchell, and so she pulled the bus over, opened the door and talked to the children. "who are you with? where y'all live at'? where? wait, i know. just give me one second." second." 3 "when you know that kids are roaming the streets by themselves, your motherly instincts usually jump in an you kinda get ready to say wait a minute, these kids shouldn't be out here by themse" themselves." turns out this was a one-year-old boy and a five-year-old girl who'd gotten separated from their babysitter and didn't know where they were going. mitchell called police, who located the kids' mom and they were eventually reunited. mitchell says she knows how scary it is to have a child missing....her son went missing for about 12-hours when he was 5-years old before coming up at ten...body cameras:dozens of p

it took a lot of hearings just to get to this point, jeannie. >> absolutely. this has been a really long process and one that we've been following since the beginning. both girls have been in custody since their arrest in december and this morning, for one of will ultimately decide her fate. brooke hagans will go before a judge this morning for her preliminary hearing, often considered the trial before the trial. the judge will go over the case in its entirety and decide if there's enough evidence to proceed to trial. she's currently being charged as an adult with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder under extreme indifference and conspiracy to commit first- degree murder after deliberation. hagans along with sienna johnson were both 16 when they were arrested, both accused of plotting to kill students and staff at mountain vista high school. the attorney says the case is based almost entirely on entries in her journal which was written under the recommendation of her therapist. in that journal she writes about the 1999 columbine killings and talks about h

jeannie mitchell saw two young kids walking by themselves just steps away from the street. she knew something wasn't right so she stopped her bus to help them out. 15:45:35"i knew something was wrong15:45:49"they pointed in every direction, that was a cue that they were lost." 15:46:42"once the police showed up and did their part i felt a lot better, felt a lot better" walked away from their babysitter, and were trying to go to their aunt's house. mitchell says she's glad that she was able to help them out. one of man's best friends first served his country protecting his fellow soldiers from bombs. but when his future after the military was unclear, two milwaukee police officers stepped in. officer scott kaiser worked with zender in iraq and wanted to take him home.. but he didn't get along with kaiser's family police department asked leffler if zender could become a k-9 officer for the department. 17:04::08 "he's doing a job he's trained to do, does it very well. he protected a lot of people in afghainstan and he gets to do it here in the city of milwaukee and gets to do

kathy: that's jeannie mitchell pulling over after she saw two kids holding hands along her route. she said she saw the five-year-old girl aer one-year-old brother wandering unsupervised on hopkins north of hampton last month. >> when i talked to the kids, i asked them where they were going. they said they were going to their auntie's house and they pointed in every direction. that was a clue that they were lost. kathy: mitchell called police who got the kids safely back home. they had gotten separated from their sitter. joyce: from walk-on to captain of the team, one athlete from uw-milwaukee is scorching the competition. as 12 news' tim elliott shows us, he's overcoming more than just one type of hurdle on the track. but senior track star taylor koss can't hear the all the noise. that is because taylor is completely deaf. >> >> any deaf individual can pursue their dreams and achieve it. >> taylor is a green bay native and was deaf. he uses sign language to communicate, often enlisting the help of an interpreter like theresa. >> there'lo frustrated. >> communication is probably th

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the woman knew about it but waited more than four thunder showers take the girl to the jeannie white and i wasn't a tracy bolton injer are charged with reckless endangerment and child neglect. . >>> in tonight's health watch, parents listen up. a text based baby food company is recalling its entire line of heb baby food because they could contain foreign material a customer reported finding a small piece of rubber inside the baby food. no reports of injury or illnesses related to that recall. if you purchased the product, for refund. >>> dozens of varieties of hummus. best before dates running through jan 23rd of 2017 and they're you recalling the products out of an abundance of caution after bacteria was found at the manufacturing facility but none of the finished products tested positive for listeria anyway so far. >>> brewing between trump supporters and the anti-trump crowd. the #trump cup, a star bucks refusing to write trump name on a coffee cup >> just because i want trump, i spoke with corporate office. corporate office said i could have any name i want on it. that's the name

jeannie as this wild trend. >> reporter: it was as if president obama was trying to wrap his lips around the name. >> president-elect trump's, president-elect trump. >> reporter: someone twitter elected to imagine pranks joe incoming trump born a meme of imaginary conversations between joe and president obama. >> i ordered huge replacement door knobs. huge. president tiny hands. >> reporter: from the size of trump's hand to president obama's birth certificate. >> come on, you have to print a fake birth certificate and leave it in the oval office desk. >> reporter: it gave to a of jokes. that tweet was written by left leaning josh billingson. >> just trying to be funny at a time it's really hard to know if it's time to be funny. >> reporter: josh loves joe biden and has offered at least ten of these memes. and then a dirty trick actually played in real life when the white house transitioned from bill clinton to george w. bush. an investigation confirmed missing ws in the white house. >> hillary was saying they took bush won. >> reporter: josh who also wrote the ts tweet got an inquiry fro

but unlike 1944, the cyber jeannie got out of the bot this year and won't ever be put back in. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> in just a moment, how hillary clinton and donald trump will be spending election day and where they will be waiting for america's answer from the ballot box. >> and i'm asking you to work as hard as you canning this one last day to elect my fellow americans, this fighter, this states woman, this mother, this grandmother, this patriot, our next president of the united states of america, hillary clinton! mr. clean gets tough on dirt and grime and grease in just a minute mr. clean will clean your whole house and every room that's in it floors, doors, walls, halls he's so tough, he cleans 'em all mr. clean! can look back on 2016 and say we stood with hillary clinton on the right side of history. that's why i'm standing here with you tonight for the dream of a better america. >> well, he is the boss after all. bruce springsteen last night at hillary clinton's huge rally on independence mall in philadelphia. an estimated 33,000 people were there to

>> on the it's just the jeannie crow foundation.org. >> great auction items. >> uh-huh. >> and back over to you guys. looks like a good day on the cool side here. >> and thank you, jimmy. >>> let's git a final check of the hot headlines this morning. the man suspected of shooting and killing a show low police officer is dead. ericson hot an officer about noon yesterday and took a 15- year-old girl hostage and barricaded him inside of a cabin. a s.w.a.t. team was called ina after an the officer who die side 50- year-old darren road survived by his wife, son, and daughter and has been with the show low police department since 2006. >>> and a massive fire broke out around 5:30 in phoenix. a burning of multiple buildings and leaving hundreds without power. that fire happened to be burning around a home near 26th street and thomas road and combustibles made it larger and harder to fut out that fire. >> new this morning, arizona's largest ski area is hoping to have the opening day on friday and the high pressure system hanging over the western states has delayed the opening dates to many ski a

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>> i think the american people recognize you are not going to put that jeannie back in the bottle. the american people recognize that their careers or kids's careers are going to have to be more dynamic and they may not be working at a single plant for 30 years. they may have to change careers. they might have to get more education. they might have to retool or retrain. the american people are game for that. >> if you look at surveys around americans's attitudes on trade, the majority of the american people support trade. but they are concerned about whether or not trade is fair. whether we got the same access to other countries's markets as they have with us. it's a race to the bottom. i made an argument that was unsuccessful that the trade deal we organized did that. it strengthened workers's rights and environmental rights and levelled the playing field and as a consequence would be good for american workers and american businesses. that's a complex argument to make when people remember plants closing and jobs being offshore. part of what i think this election reflected was peop

my name is jeannie mai and >> and empire's xzibit. >> she asked for it. >> we're hooking up mama mai to the claw. >> ready for the drop? >> yes. >> "the real." ? this is our time don't waste another minute of it ? ? this is our time grab ahold it's time to live it ? ? starting right now right now right now right now ? ? it's our life we've got a choice ?

that internationallization of knowledge kind of grind to halt when the war starts, the fact is the jeannie is out of the bottle and i think people like bore, and people like anderson, and i do think his scientific background here, they knew this thing if it worked wouldn't just be a greater aggregation of tnt and so on and so forth. they knew this was a potentially apocalyptic development and very naive and prezum shoe sumptuousy could get this. bore was in favor of war time use. anderson as well. but what you do afterwards. that was a step that churchill rightly or wrongly and i think con tektly we can understand what he did what he did, refused to take it. but your point are very well made. i appreciate them, thank you. >> thank you very much. i think we all know what we have to do after this panel, which is step outside for a couple minutes for a cup of coffee then return to andrew roberts. let me close with a thanks to all three panelists. and turn it over. [ applause ] >> i want to thank all of the panelis panelists for reaffirming the brilliance of the chairmen of the conference. we

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the driver, jeannie mitchell, spotted a five-year-old girl, and one-year-old boy, wandering the area near hopkins and hampton. police help the children get in contact with their mother. the kids apparently walked away from a babysitter, and were trying to find a relatives house. "if the parent hadn't showed-up, i would, still, be thinkin', 'what happened to those children?' but, once the police showed-up, and did their part, i felt a lot bee ago, her own son went missing--for about 12 hours. she says she is happy to have prevented another parent from suffering through the same experience. new data shows voter turnout on tuesday was significantly low in the city of milwaukee. officials with the election commission say the reason could be voter ids but governor scott walker enthusiasm for the candidates. about 41-thousand fewer voters participated in the 2016 election--- a drastic drop from 2012. the wards in districts with the highest drop in participation have a higher poverty rate. fallout from the election -- extending to schools across milwaukee. parents and administrators say the

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