jimmy stewart? - how are you? (jimmy moans) - and that is my girlfriend mildred. - hi (groans) - well, i guess we better get going so we can find a table. come on and join us. hey, waiter-- - wait a minute, mildred. no, mildred, there isn't enough room here. - no jack, that's all right, gloria and i will leave. - no, no, no, jimmy, you can't leave. this is your anniversary. and anyway, i have a surprise for you. - a surprise? - just stay here a minute and then we'll get some chairs for you. oh, maestro. maestro, would you come here, please? you'll like this. y, are mr. and mrs. jimmy stewart. (clapping) here with mr. and mrs. stewart are their good friends, jack benny and mildred meyerhouser. (clapping) also at the table are gladys gearshift and joe gallagher, (clapping) the second-string fullback from hollywood high. - jimmy, as you enter another year of happiness, i want to make a toast. - oh my. - to you, jimmy and gloria. may you continue to have health, happiness, and may all your wishes come true. - thank you

the epic "it's a wonderful life" staring jimmy stewart, donna reed and lionel barrymore. it's been 70 years since it was released... the 1946 film reminds us all of what the true meaning of friends are what's truly important. last night there was a special screening that included some of the surviving cast members. and what they think about the legacy of the movie. ((walter)) it's a classic. and you can watch it on the big screen... the tampa theatre is airing it as part of their holiday classic movie program.. friday d one family is getting a great deal today... and it has nothing to do with black friday. up next: the amazing donation... for a bay area hero. plus... before you head outside... dave joins us after the break, with the free rides continue today... across tampa bay. the cross-bay ferry is "testing the waters" ... letting customers ride for free, thru tomorrow. normally it's ten dollars each way. the boat travels from the tampa convention center to the vinoy basin in st. pete. it leaves st. pete at seven this morning... and its first departure from ?tampa is a

i'm not gonna all of a sudden turn into jimmy stewart by 5:00 today. you hired me to help win your case. practicing the cross-examination ave, i will. we have to be as ready as we can. [ sighs ] all right. detective sipowicz, are you an alcoholic? him and connie are meeting their lawyer. any developments on that front? i don't know. what do we got? lisa checkie, 41. blow in the head with a blunt object. presumably that hammer. the blood's still wet, so it happened this morning. any signs of sexual assault? not that i can tell. no sign of forced entry. there's nothing ransacked. doesn't look like anything was stolen. we got the neighbor who called it in -- carla howe. this is terrible -- just terrible. now, you knew miss checkie? just say hi and bye -- that's it. how'd you come upon the scene? i was taking a load of laundry down to wash when i heard lisa arguing in her apartment with someone. it sounded like a man. when was this? 8:00, 8:15. could you hear what they were arguing about? no, and i stopped and gave it a good listen to make sure it wasn't a

translation of "glasnost" was "chernobyl night watchman." [ laughter ] we have an exciting show, jimmy stewart will be out here and finish his story, about, uh, the twins, he was telling, last night. [ some laughter ] no. we have mr. carl reiner, one of the most talented -- [ applause ] a lovely, young actress, by the name of holly robinson, is with us, this evening. [ cheering ] a young comedian, making his first appearance, on this show-- may be his first network television appearance. i'm not sure. his name is jeff cesario. so, stay where ya are. we'll be right back. [ "tonight show" theme ] attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few weeks away. changes to medicare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to you? new plans are now available that could you pay out of pocket. to update your coverage- or enroll for the first time -- call healthmarkets. we'll help you make sure you have the right medicare plan. hi, i'm doctor martin gizzi. it's a new medicare year. that means more changes... and more confu

jimmy stewart played george bailey as a man who was given up his dreams in order to help others.tmas brings about intervention of his guardian angel, clarence just show george all of the lives he has touched and how different his life would be if he had never been born. >> how much money will your thanksgiving feast cost you? city officials just crunched numbers and you won't believe how little it can cost a family of ten this holiday season. what do we want our kids to learn? 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. we have one person injured after an explosion in center city. >> here's the details. a package exploded near 18th and pine. is there steve keeley at the scene right thousand. we are

these were mutual, very strange kind of organizations -- >> jimmy stewart, right? >> he was, that's right. jimmy stewart was -- unfortunately, that gets the contract wrong, but other than that, it's a perfectly good movie, and certainly adds a little levity to the situation. or i guess it doesn't, now that i think about that. but anyways. and they were the dominant home mortgage lend gler 1930. 40% of the institutional residential mortgage debt they held. they operated in every state. they operated in cities of all sizes. they were very local in their orientation. they had a trade group, the united states building and loan league. they were big, active, and they threw their weight around. in 1931, when hoover called a housing conference because of this crisis that was unfolding, he, as he had done in the 1928 campaign, endorsed their call for a home loan discount bank that they want the federal government to establish for their building and loan associations to act like a federal reserve to provide discounting facilities and liquidity for building and loans. well,

these were mutual, very strange kind of organizations -- >> jimmy stewart, right? >> he was, that's right. jimmy stewart was -- unfortunately, that gets the contract wrong, but other than that, it's a perfectly good movie, and certainly adds a little levity to the situation. or i guess it doesn't, now that i think about that. but anyways. and they were the dominant home mortgage lender in 1940. 30% of the institutional residential mortgage debt they held. they operated in every state. they operated in cities of all sizes. they were very local in their orientation. they had the trade group called the united states building and loan league. they were big, active, and they threw their weight around. in 1931, when hoover called a housing conference because of this crisis that was unfolding, he, as he had done in the 1928 campaign, endorsed their call for a home loan discount bank that they want the federal government to establish for their building and loan associations to act like a federal reserve, to provide discounting facilities and liquidity for building and loan

. >> that movie put jimmy stewart on the map playing jefferson smith. a senator and he goes to washington and you get to watch the movie, a classic. so joining us is derek zembrach. the movie came out in 1939. 11 nominations. gone with the wind came out as well. >> and wizard of oz. >> won best story. screen play nowadays. >> the second thursday of each month we have a free movie night. everybody says there is nothing free but there is. you walk in, doors are open and enjoy the movie. we wanted a move vow that was political -- movie that was political. this is probably one of the best ever made. came out in 39 but talks about corruption in politics. >> we teamed up with a sponsor. we just decided that the theaters way back when, an experience for people to come. they don't make pal lanes like the theater. we wanted to offer it to open the doors and come and see what movies are all about. it's for the community. >> do you sell out. >> the only one was e.t. we had to turn people away. >> let's talk about the theater. the first movie, 1972, the godfather.

these were strange organizations jimmy stewart, unfortunately they get the contract wrong, but other than that it's a perfectly good movie. they were the dominant home mortgage lender in 1930. 40% of the institutional residential mortgage debt, they held. they operated in every state and in cities of all sizes. they were very vocal in their orientation. they had a trade group called the united states building and loan. they were big, active and they threw their weight around. in 1931, when one, when hoover called a housing conference because this crisis was unfolding, he, as he had done in the 1928 campaign, endorsed their call for a home loan discount bank. they want the federal government to establish further building and loan association, to act like a federal is her intent reserve and provide discount liquidity for building and loans. well, hoover sees this as an opportunity to kind of give emergency recovery to all lenders in the housing market so he endorses it. the problem is, the representatives from the u.s. bll, they draft the act, the fhlb act in the disproportionately in

it was jimmy stewart who said if reagan had marries nancy the first time, he would have won an academy, that's fascinating. the other thing i have been thinking about is the bobby kennedy example. and you know, what kennedy said about joked about it, that they had to find some way for bobby to get legal experience before he went into practice. so there's -- there are issues here, but if he's the trump whisperer, if he's someone who can make him calm, then -- and focused, then that's a role that someone needs to play. if that's him, that's great. >> i think more importantly than that, instead of being the trump whisperer, because again, trump is trump. trump decides what he's going to do and be, when he's going to bbe it. the important role, at least what i have seen, and i'm not lobbying for everybody. i'm just an american. i think we're on a razor's edge right now, to be really honest with you in which direction this goes. jared keeps the environment calm around him. >> right. >> unlike a lot of political operatives who run around and stress and throw things against the wall. i have n

>> jimmy: garth brooks sitting in with the cletones, the rod stewart song. now that this tumultuous election is behind us it's time to concentrate on what really matters, gambling on competitive ballroom dancing. our next guest is an olympic gold and silver medalist on whom i bet a lot of money to win "dancing with the stars," please welcome laurie hernandez! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: firs >> jimmy: first of all, i appreciate you being here. but i worry that you should be practicing right now. a lot of my money is on the line here. >> wow. okay. well. >> jimmy: we'll do this first, then you get back. >> first of all, thank you for having me, i appreciate it. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. >> second of all, i already had a practice today so don't worry. >> jimmy: sometimes it's nice to when somebody, for instance, has theoretically bet, i don't know, $2,500 on you to win. >> okay, if you're betting that much, then you've got to make sure you're voting for me. >> jimmy: oh, believe me. i've got a machine at home that's voting. [ laughter ] are you v

jimmie johnson is a favorite to win his record-tying seventh title. it will also be tony stewart's final race of his career. you can catch all the action right down to the finish line right here on today's tmj4 at 1:30 still ahead.. we'll recap some of the top stories we're following for you this morning.. plus.. we'll show you how a little cold weather didn't stop people from coming out to the annual holiday parade in milwaukee..??? here's a look at tonight's football night in america.. followed by sunday night football between the packers and redskins at 7:30.then more good morning, i'm julia fello. we'll have a check of your forecast in just a moment police investigating a deadly crash near 27th & capitol. police attempted to stop a chevy impala for a traffic offense. the driver sped off traffic near capitol.. striking another car and a light pole. a male passenger in the chevy was killed. six others were hurt but are expected to survive. more than 100 people are dead after a train derails in india. 14 cars of the express train went off the tracks early this morning. the cause o

stewarts is also on the list of closures, replaced, however by bold food & drink. more restaurants will be coming soon. rascal flatts will be opening a restaurant and jimmy buffett's margaritaville will be opening soon. >>> nice to have you here veterans day. here are the ratings right now -- readings right now, 9:00 temperatures. 53 degrees in cleveland. other areas in the upper 40s to lower 50s. those may be the high temperatures for the day as they will be steady to falling go through the day. the clouds may thicken up from time to time after the lunch hour. we may squeeze out a shower with that, as well. it feels like lower 40s with north winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour. a quick check of the seven-day forecast shows us the weekend, 50 on saturday, 56 on sunday. >>> you will want the seat warmers as you head out the door. a nice, smooth ride. no accidents on the highways. a lot of green we are seeing, a good thi a couple of lanes restricted on 21 between chestnut and rockside road because of repairs and a water main break a couple days ago. here is a live look at the odot carpals. here are four live looks at 90 and 77. things are looking great. "live

jimmy stewart's a good friend of mine. he's a dear friend. but, i don't think i can see james stewart in "it's a wonderful life," i mean it, one more time. even the angel clarence is sick of it. [ laughter ] last night he came down from heaven and pushed stewart off the bridge. [ laughter ] i'm-i'm-i'm sorry, jim. i had to do that. cable tv is now doing christmas specials. have you seen pat buchanan on "crossfire?" wonderfuri he grills santa with questions like, "all right, "what's with the red suit, "you big fat commie?" [ laughter ] pat buchanan on cable. shoulda done that joke on cable. dolls are big this year. >> oh! >> what happened to the cabbage patch doll? is that old hat? >> that's out. >> what's the big, hot-- >> teddy ruxpin. >> kenny ruspick, the talking teddy bear? >> pee wee herman-- there's a pee wee herman doll? [ laughter ] have you seen, seriously, the new jim and tammy dolls? [ laughter ] you wind 'em up... [ laughter ] tammy goes shopping, and jim makes a move on barbie. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] and the jerry f