kathryn's already shown him two homes. next up is a three-bedroom, 1,900 square-foot home in henderson, nevada. >> gino, the home we're gonna look at now is a home that was built in 2000. it's right around the square footage that you were looking for -- three-bedroom, two-story home. i think you'll really like the backyard, as well, so should we go take a look inside? >> all right, let's go. >> great. ♪ >> come on in. >> thank you. >> the nice thing about this house, which is somewhat unusual, is we have a downstairs master, so it gives you the functionality of a one-story for ease of livability, but you have the use and space of a two-story. [ tires screeching ] >> hold on. back up a minute. before you even step foot in the house, there's some critical things you got to know. number one -- always really understand your finances.

[cheering and applause] hey, kathryn, how you doing? kathryn: i am well, thank you. how are you?u folks from? kathryn: we are from san francisco, california, sir. steve: ok, good. and what do you do? kathryn: i am a product manager at one of the largest software and hardware companies in the world--oracle. steve: oh, yeah, they are good. [cheering and applause] oracle's pretty good. all right, let's go. aunt joan, fill in the blank. a girl might say, "my mom doesn't like my boyfriend's"

kathryn johnson who just turned 99 years old, really amazing. i was very-- [inaudible] >> i got to spend a lot of time with her and talk to her, not just about her life, but also dorothy vaughn, for example, in the relationship between the-- between dorothy and the women who worked for her. there were employee newsletters starting in 1942, for the langley research center which was called that langley aeronautical laboratory back then took blackett black and newspapers, amazing source of informationso took the description of mary jackson's wedding dress in the book came from an article in the norfolk journal and guide i mean the level of detail in the black newspapers. >> like telling our own story. >> amazing. the nasa history office in the langley research center had been a spectacular job in preserving wind tunnel records, research reports, phone books, seating charts, photos of offices and a worker groups, teams of people. so, i love that part of it and if i didn't have to eventually turning a book i probably would still be doing that researc

. >>> kathryn mann looked a long time to find a place like verona. she described a pristine property with gourmet meals and plenty of activities. but after monday she is not sure she wants to go back. the new video shows observingment villa ka pri a community within the senior living area engufld in flames. >> probably the worst thing that happened in my life. >> nearly four years kathryn has been a strength in the main building which survived the fire on fountaingrove parkway in santa rosa. >> i was scared out of my gourd. >> in a new statement observingment management groups says staff members went door to door alerting residents but kagts rein says she went in the hallway on her around 12:30 a.m. when she heard a senior staff member voice. >> what's going on? are we evacuating. he said just wait in your room which i did. that was the last time i saw anybody. >> by the middle of the night kathryn's granddaughter tanya sent her exboyfriend a police officer with his partner to find her grandmother. >> he found mere outside of the third story apartmen

. >>> kathryn mann looked a long time to find a place like verona. she described a pristine property with gourmet meals and plenty of activities. but after monday she is not sure she wants to go back. the new video shows observingment villa ka pri a community within the senior living area engufld in flames. >> probably the worst thing that happened in my life. >> nearly four years kathryn has been a strength in the main building which survived the fire on fountaingrove parkway in santa rosa. >> i was scared out of my gourd. >> in a new statement observingment management groups says staff members went door to door alerting residents but kagts rein says she went in the hallway on her around 12:30 a.m. when she heard a senior staff member voice. >> what's going on? are we evacuating. he said just wait in your room which i did. that was the last time i saw anybody. >> by the middle of the night kathryn's granddaughter tanya sent her exboyfriend a police officer with his partner to find her grandmother. >> he found mere outside of the third story apartmen

[buzzer] kathryn lyons. >> boulder. >> tucker: boulder, colorado, says kathryn lyons.ple bike there, as opposed for driving. the streets are made for humans and not just for cars. there's no billboards, and it also happens to be the place that produces arguably the most olympic athletes in the country. >> the answer, boulder, colorado. >> yes, finally. >> no bulls in the streets. >> that is why they are so happ happy! >> they said that one of the selling pointss for boulder is thatat the streets were built fr humans as opposed to what? >> tucker: it would be aspen, but apparently nobody can live there. final question, you ready?ou it is a war on halloween. people are enraged over an immigration-themed costume being sold at party city. which controversial costume are people -- people being the left -- most upset about? [buzzer] peter doocy? >> the wall. >> tucker: the wall? there's a wall costume. can i just ask, do you agree with that? the wall? if you'd won? >> i don't disagree. >> tucker: i don't disagree. safe answer. you are a natural washingtonian. >> party city i

. >>> theen, mila, kristen, kathryn.es as the "bad moms" take over "the price is right. zblt . >> i had an out of body experience. >>> closed captions provided by -- it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror, soothing lavender oils, a party llama... or is that an alpaca? super soft towels, and an enchanting vase that magically tied it all together. she arranged it all into the greatest guest bathroom ever. did sophia expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you choose surprise. marshalls. your surprise is waiting. ♪ >>> i would do it pretty fast. >> do it. [ screaming ] >> i don't know that i could do that. the ladies of "a bad moms christmas" finding out what is in the box. that's crazy. >> it's a little crazy. i would like to see you play that game. >> not a shot. camer cameron spent a lot of time with these ladies. t

i'm here with mila kunis, kristen bell, and kathryn hahn. we're at geno's.ast with >> to christmas. >> our way. >> reporter: it's been nearly 15 months since the ladies linked up for the first "bad 34078s." >> mom? >> hi, mom. >> hey, baby? >> they asked. i said, christine baranski makes me uncomfortable. in a good way. i met her. i was like, you're the nicest human being on the planet. >> compare your relationship with your real moms to your relationship with your characters' moms. no, don't. >> you my mom is like supermom. a mom in the best sense. she's embraced being a grandma really well. >> it's so cute. >> holidays come around. >> my whole house becomes a giant arts and crafts project. it's for me. i love seeing erg sparkle. just bows and circles everywhere. >> i do >> no. >> oh, my gosh. yes, a good one. >> i think it's fantastic. >> i know. if i can only get my dogs to keep things on them. >> who is in charge of selecting everything -- >> how dare you? >> my bad, mila. of course it was you. coming up, a lot more fun with the adyes. what it was like t

. >>> theen, mila, kristen, kathryn. as the "bad moms" take over "the price is right. zblt . >> i had an out of body experience. >>> closed captions provided by -- ♪ >>> i would do it pretty fast. >> do it. [ screaming ] >> i don't know that i could do that. the ladies of "a bad moms christmas" finding out what is in the box. that's crazy. >> it's a little crazy. i would like to see you play that game. >> not a shot. camer cameron spent a lot of time with these ladies. they're game. >> that includes living out their childhood fantasies. >> mila kunis, kristen bell and kathryn hahn in your new convertible. >> reporter: hey, bad moms, come on down! look how excited you are getting from the name tags even. >> i'm saving this forever. >> so much energy in here. everyone is freaking out. >> for the record, i was 1414. i said i learned english by watching "price is right. >>". >> i had an out of body experience. this is amazing. my 9-year-old self was like, ah! >> reporter: monday on cbs, the three "bad moms" are living their

[buzzer] kathryn liens. >> >> boulder. >> tucker: boulder, colorado, says kathryn lyons. >> the streetsillboards, and it also happens to be the place that produces argue with the most olympic athletes in the country. >> the answer, boulder, colorado. >> yes, finally. >> no bulls in the streets. >> they said that the streets are billed for humans as opposed to what? >> it would be aspen, but apparently nobody can live there. final question, you ready? it is a war on halloween. people are enraged over an immigration-themed costume being sold at party city. which controversial costume are people -- people being the left -- most upset about. [buzzer] peter doocy? >> the wall. >> tucker: the wall? there's a wall costume. can i just ask, do you agree with that? the wall? >> i don't disagree. >> tucker: i don't disagree. safe answer. you are a natural washingtonian. >> party city is being called for a party fouled for selling a costume of donald trump's controversial borders wall. men have complained it's insensitive and women are complaining because there is no way to make a slutty border wal

. >>> then, mila, kristen, kathryn. come on down!s the "bad moms" take over "the price is right." >> i had an out-of-body experience. i was like this is amazing! look my 9-year-old self was like ah! >>> closed captioning provided by -- ( floor creaks) i can't believe we're doing this! (thunder cracks) ahh! gus, you're not scared, are you? i don't like thunder! this is getting creepy! (a wolf howls in the distance) heeey ... -whoa! (shriek) did you say creepy? fang-tastic fortune. the new scratch off from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, with top prizes of $50 grand. that's a monster of a prize! (giggles) (laughs) keep on scratchin'! ♪ >>> i would do it pretty fast. >> do it. [ screaming ] >> i don't know that i could do that. the ladies of "a bad moms christmas" finding out what is in the box. for "vanity fair." that's crazy. >> it's a little crazy. i would like to see you play that game. >> not a shot. cameron spent a lot of time with these ladies. clearly they're game for anything out there. >> that includes living out their childho

kathryn: the protesters are mainly from the main opposition.se are supporters of the main opposition leader, raila odinga, and his principles. they are protesting under the slogan, no elections, no reforms. they feel until they have reformed, that is when they can go into an election. the main opposition has called for protests tomorrow so we expect to see people on the streets. were we expect to see no people on the streets, because it could be a situation that happened on the august 8 election when the opposition leader called for a strike and no work to boycott work and no one actually follow through with that demand. it is a wait and see to see how kenyans react to this issue. but most to go on the street are those who support the main opposition. brent: our correspondent in nairobi tonight. thank you very much. voters in liberia have taken part in a landmark election. the ballot could mark the first peaceful handover of power between elected governments in the west african country in over seven decades. the president is stepping down after

. >>> kathryn mann lked a long time to find a place like verona. she described a pristine property with gourmet meals and plenty of activities. but after monday she is not sure she wants to go back. the new video sho observingment villa ka pri a commity within the senior living area engufld in flames. >> probably the worst thing that happened in my life. >> nearly four years kathryn has been a strength in the main building which survived the fire on fountaingrove parkway in santa rosa. >> i was scare out of my gourd. >> in a new statement observingment managementroups says staff members went door to door alerting residents but kagts rein says she went in the hallway on her arod 12:30 a.m. when she heard a senior staff member voice. >> what's going on? are we evuating. he said just wait in your room which i did. that was the last time i saw anybody. >> by the middle of the night karyn's granddaughter tanya sent her exboyfriend a police officer with his partner to find hegrandmother. >> he found mere outside of the third story apartment crying. and b

. >> kristen, mila, and kathryn -- come on down! are here, and we are taking over. >> so much energy. everyone's freaking out. i literally had an out-of-body experience. >> you have to showcase. >> tomorrow on "e.t." >> i'm still a little bit like, what just happened? >> that's not easy. i've done it before. now at eight he committed battery and assault with a deadly weapon.a road=rage suspect on the loose in the east bay.berkeley police want your help in identifying the driver of the white mercedes. whoosh the father of a third grader arrested after his son is caught with a loaded gun in school ... i think it's outrageous

. >> reporter: kathryn, mila, and kristen need to blow off steam while trying to make christmas perfect it's just what we, as women, have to deal with during the six days leading up to christmas. the hell of getting christmas perfect. >> moms are stressed. and they swear. and they want to have wine sometimes. and that's okay. >> to christmas. >> our way. >> every mom needs a little bit of time off. >> who cares if you burn a cookie. >> reporter: and if things weren't amped up enough, the moms' moms show up trying to top them all. >> please welcome, the chicago all saints choir. ♪ yes >> whether you're the stay at home mom, the working mom, the mom that has it all, it allows you to go they get me. >>> i'm not a mom and i feel like you get me. let's go from bad moms to old school dads. it's been nearly 30 years since "three men and baby" was released in theaters. >> everybody wants to know would they consider getting the bad dad band back together again? fingers crossed. ♪ good night sweetheart well it's time to go ♪ >> if they can do a good story and a good script, not a comic book seque

. >> kristen, mila, and kathryn -- come on down!re here, and we are taking over. >> so much energy. everyone's freaking out. i literally had an out-of-body experience. >> you have to showcase. >> tomorrow "e.t." >> i'm still a little bit like, what just happened? >> that's not easy. i've done it before. it's hard. >> bye, everybody. >> you're watching "the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information. i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. according to my first guest, no more dentures. and with us we have an expert on the topic. he is a prosthodontist -- dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one thing. so, who is the typical patient? >> we focus solely on dental implants, and our average patient is looking forel

you're playing kathryn hahn's mom.here is. >> one of the funniest and also so emotional. it really amazes me when i worked with melissa mccarthy, same thing. very, very funny. very real. but then like that they can cry. >> jimmy: you made her cry? [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah! >> jimmy: did you know each other before the movie? >> no, she wrote me a letter asking me to do it, which i of course completely fell for. because she was just so, you know -- so sweet. >> jimmy: handwritten letter. >> not even an e-mail, it was a handwritten one. if you're ever trying to get someone to do something, write it? that is the way to go. it worked with kathryn hahn. >> yeah. >> jimmy: your character is bad. is everyone bad in the movie? in this one? >> this movie shows how stressed everybody gets about the holidays and doing everything perfectly. actually, katherine and i are the slutty moms and we're kind of on the same page. but the other two have big chasms that they overcome. and that's where a lot of the heart of the movie is. i b

kathryn not far away. remains of her home. tonight feel whole again, wearing slightly used, donated clothing. >> amazing clothes that any woman would feel blessed to wear. >> reporter: come in from across the country, as far as atlanta. this room is one day's worth. >> i love that color on you. >> they leave not feeling alone anymore. talk with each other, get to meet other people who know what they're going through. >> reporter: garments are free, experience, priceless. in healdsburg, wayne by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this ef

kathryn has participated in. on integration at harvard, the ford foundation. there are a number of things coming up. the national coalition on school diversity. all of this is out there in our grasp. and i do believe that we do have a unique opportunity right now to not simply stand by. although our public education system is being attacked, we need to take -- we need to use this time to say, you know what, if you want a quality public education system, don't ignore what we already know, which is that a quality public education system necessarily means that we have a diverse and integrated classroom. that we have the resources that we need to ensure that all of our children are educated. and that we have the teaching work force that is there that is culturally competent and appreciative of our students' needs. that this is the way we need to ensure that we are immediately affecting what's happening in our school systems. and so i encourage all of you as we continue to converse about, you know, how things have evolved to think about how you can be instructive a

. >> kathryn, put that tweet back on the screen. there you go, let's parse this.erald, he does say subject to the receipt of further information, is he hedging? >> you're right. that's the lawyer in you, michael. i'm a lawyer as you know by trade craft as well, so, he is hedging a little bit. but what's happened here, as i understand it, "washington post" has a story today they quoted an unnamed security council member who said both the cia and fbi came to the president and said some of these files can't be released. the only way he can withhold them under the law. he'd have to show identifiable harm to either intelligence, law enforcement, military defense or foreign relations. we get to that about the possible embarrassment, about former officials who actually spied for the cia. now, they appealed to him. if he doesn't find that harm outweighs the public disclosures he's going to release those files. i think that defeat is putting the cia on phonotice saying i'm going to make these files available unless you can make a stronger case that some may be withhold. >>

but in this sequel to last year's hit, well, mila, kristen, and kathryn hahn are still overworked andl with their own moms. >> she's the most critical human being on the planet. >> christine baranski, susan sarandon, cheryl hines. they basically hand-picked them. >> i can't wait to spend every waking minute with you. >> oh, no. i have known cheryl for years. >> no more forget anything. >> reporter: and given the holiday theme of the movie, we couldn't help but ask mila about her perfect christmas traditions with ashton and the kids. >> so far, our tradition is, no presents for the kids. >> oh, really? i love that. >> yes, we're instituting it this year. we would like to make a carrotable donation to the children's hospital. whatever you want. >> i love that. >> now, mila said the deal with the presents works because their kids are spoiled by their grandparents. just wait until they get older and their friends start telling them about their gifts. >>> cameron mathison joins us from new york city. he just returned from a really interesting adventure. cam? >> i'll do anything. you know t

kathryn: the nation is very divided because you have an incumbent who resigned earlier early today, and says, as much as there are issues inside the electoral commission, you have some kenyans who are looking at her resignation as something that is political residents of that is pointing towards an issue within the electoral commission that needs to be changed before the elections. that you have another side of the country that says they do not want to participate in the elections. in fact, those in training election commission officials in western kenya -- we had a lot of trainers from the electoral commission showed off from where they were supposed to have training. you see a country where one side does not want to have elections in will participate in protests, and none other -- and another side of the country that is willing to have elections irrespective of reforms. brent: the tension it sounds like is read -- is growing. figuring much. -- thank you very much. china's president xi jinping has declared a new era for his country and says it is time for china to quote, take center st

kathryn newton, the barrister, looking at it having had new evidence come forward, she corroborated that to eni aluko and drew spence and the f a intern apologised for that. martin glenn making a statement which was released just before the committee sat to hear evidence, firstly from eni aluko and then from her team—mate leann sandra ‘s and finally from former senior fa officials including martin glenn and the chairman graham clark. chewing the chairman graham clark. chewing the course of eni aluko's evidence she talked about the payments that have team—mate to her, £80,000 paid to her. the fa made it to avoid what they called disruption in the build—up to the european championships. part of that payment has been withheld and the reason, she said, for that, was to do with a dispute between her and the football association. a meeting between her and martin glenn, she was asked that he would put out a statement which effectively cleared them from institutional racism and what she said was this was a kin to blackmail. i had one meeting with martin glenn and he suggested that if i wrote a s

cia and department of defense, phil rucker, white house bureau chief for "the washington post" and kathryn lucy, white house reporter for the associated press. jeremy, let me start with you. i feel like you and i have been having this conversation since january. what is the significance of the "new york times" confirming in a report today, essentially the opposite of what donald trump rolled over and pounded out with his thumbs, i have to guess, on twitter. he says there was no collusion while "the new york times" offers yet another fact pattern to prove that there was indeed collusion between the kremlin and the trump campaign? >> yeah, let's go through precisely, nicolle, where this new piece of information fits in the collusion question. first of all, a number of circumstantial pieces of evidence that demonstrate collusion. the longstanding financial ties between the trump organization and russia. candidate trump and president trump's fawning over putin and his pro-putin policies. and, of course, all the back-door discussions, private secret discussions between jared kushner and the rus

kathryn armstrong reports. the sound of gunfire can still be heard across the city on monday.neighbourhoods to ruins. but it was a time for prayer and celebration for filipino soldiers. the end of this conflict also ends immediate fears that is would establish a south—east base in marawi. we all know, for the past 154 days, we have suffered so much death, for the government side, for government troops and as well as civilians. marawi is a predominantly muslim city in an overwhelmingly catholic nation. the fighting started in may, when hundreds of militants, waving black flags of the so—called islamic state group, stormed the city. president duterte then declared martial law across the southern philippines. more than a thousand people have been killed in the conflict. and as the us defence secretary arrived in the philippines for talks with asian leaders, he praised the military efforts. we've very tough fighters, you know, in southern mindanao, and i think that the philippine military has sent a very necessary message to the terrorists anywhere. it is estimated rebuilding mara

resulted in information that led to the location of osama bin laden zero dark thirty as director kathryn bigelow eventually had to respond to the allegation that her film was making the cia's case for torture in an editorial for the los angeles times she wrote that critics were quote confusing depiction with indorsement torture was as we all know employed in the early years of the hunt that doesn't mean it was the key to finding bin laden it means it's a part of the story we couldn't ignore. that's more the problem of the film industry and the creative industry total disinterest in the responsibility of the ideological products they create and this is why you can have a very liberal town full of very liberal or even sometimes left wing celebrities and directors but actually they create films that are very much in keeping with the american empire project rarely. he has any kind of public credit that suggests that they had any hand in shaping the narrative of that film that lack of transparency i find incredibly problematic because it doesn't allow the viewer to be a smart critical be or.

before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's kathryn downes.g. lewis hamilton is closing in on a fourth world title after winning the japanese grand prix. he could win the championship at the next race in texas — after his nearest rival sebastian vettel had to retire again. nick parrott has the story. a show of gratitude for the mercedes car that has taken lewis hamilton to the brink of a fourth world title. consistency brings success in sport, and he's had it this season. starting from pole position for the tenth time in 16 races, he made the perfect getaway. his main rival, sebastian vettel, has seen his consistency disappear recently. problems with his ferrari spark plugs saw him tumble down the field before retiring afterjust four laps. the german now seems resigned to his fate. his only hope verstappen to deny hamilton for a second week running. the dutchman got within touching distance of the last few la ps got within touching distance of the last few laps but hamilton held on for his eighth win of the season. get in their lewis, brillian

kathryn hahn's i guess kind of he meets they meet at work and and sort of hilarity ensues from their things as a love interest kind of thing would you ever want to direct an episode of this is i would love to i would love it when i think i directed it again i directed an episode of smallville also not the one i wrote. but it's i love it i love working with with actors are you able to save your success or are you thinking about what's next i mean i guess you could be a little bit of both but i've actually taken a moment to make sure that i'm that i sit for a minute or two at least every day and kind of enjoy this probably maybe once in a lifetime opportunity be on a show that's this popular in this sort of you know groundbreaking and reaches so many people great meeting and a great many you are you kidding thanks to my guest justin hartley second season of this is us free beers september twenty sixth at nine eastern on n.b.c. as always you can find me on twitter with kings things we'll see you next time. for decades the american middle class has been railroaded by washington politics.

this is so weird because it's a guy but if i could smash ben affleck and kathryn bigelow to go there i would kind of like their careers. i just think ben affleck is such a great example of reinventing yourself over and over and over again like i do drugs get it out of all gary's he doesn't stop guilty pleasure oh god cat and dog videos on the internet for sure when you just watch like too much c.n.n. to push a mess and we see a cat in a toilet it's a great relief less time you were starstruck meeting clint eastwood best compliment you have a good probably review for my movie weaves job you've ever had weird is oh i sold vitamins vitamins in a vitamin store i was fifteen i was wildly unqualified to tell you what supplements to buy but they have so many yeah i just was like you know the the brown one that's going to i was their favorite vice o.o.o. . i have a lot probably i'm a cocktail of things yes to mean you know drinking is my hobby you give it your you know alcohol no no no because i'm a c. i would rather have one great cocktail than seven crappy light beers something you wish yo

. >> kristen, mila, and kathryn -- come on down! >> the bad moms are here, and we are taking over. >> so much energy. everyone's freaking out. i literally had an out-of-body experience. >> you have to showcase. >> tomorrow on "e.t." >> i'm still a little bit like, what just happened? >> that's not easy. i've done it before. now at eight he committed battery and assault with a deadly weapon.a road=rage suspect on the loose in the east bay.berkeley police want your help in identifying the driver of the white mercedes. whoosh the father of a third grader arrested after his son is caught with a loaded gun in school ... i think it's outrageous just one of three gun incidents at bay area schools this week.whooshtwo years after the murder of an east bay musician ... oakland police say a tip helped them has helped them solve a cold case... even though the suspect cannot be arrested whooshhow safe is the water at your child's school?why some parents are worried tonight. you're watching kron four news in prime time. < he reached into my car a