landry turns 100 today on veterans day fitting since he served in ww2. there he is in the middle between brothers wilfred and leo. they both served in the navy. but ernest, who was still in his native canada when the war broke out, joined the royal canadian air force. good genes. and a quarter cup of honey in his coffee. >> he swears by honey. he has honey everyday. >> mr. landry says he likes to keep active, he worked as a carpenter until five years ago. walked on the treadmill until he turned 97. his loving family keeps him going too his wife margaret. they married 65 years ago along with their five children, 13 grandchildren and four great grandkids. >> here's to 100 more. [applause] >> happy birthday. >> wonderful. 97. >> grow up to be like him. >> a cup of honey? >> hon my. >> before you start take honey every day. there is something in the genes. >> he is about to turn 100, too. >> 102. >> 102. holy cow. harvey. there you go. the secret is honey. harv. hon my. you got it right. you got it right. meteorologist: by the way, i think if they were both

andrew landry. charges include disturbing the peace, destruction of private property, and solicitation of prostitution. i heard a lot about you in the car. what happened? well, when we got to the hotel, uh, the night clerk led us directly to, uh, mr. landry's hospitality suite. well, we found old landry, here. he was hosting a stag film, while, uh, assorted trollops served cocktails to the guests and, um, the food fight just raged on in the master bedroom. apparently the first pizza roll was hurled when the boys from bed-stuy accused manhattan south y precinct. there were cops there? yeah, about 30 of them, including, uh, these two. well, barn, you see, um, uh, mr. landry here -- he's, uh, in town representing the burgeoning metropolis of mesa city, new mexico. he's, um, he's trying to find himself a police department. a police recruiter, sir. thank you, levitt. i'm sorry if things got a little out of hand, captain, but you know how cops get after a couple of drinks. oh. well, then maybe you'd like

earnest landry says he is ready for 100 more years. >> anchor: he moved to massachusetts after years in the of service. earnest landry on his 100th birthday given a surprise party by his family and staff at mgh chelsea health care center. >>> it feels good and i don't know how come god picked me. >> reporter: this veteran picked the perfect day to be born, november 11, 1916 making this a very special veteran's day >>> i hope to keep going. >>> it doesn't get better than that. it really doesn't. >> reporter: earnest helped build an air force base in northern canada. after the war he settled on the north shore with his wife, margaret. >>> i met him in 1950 and we got married in 1951 and we've been married for 65 years this last june. >>> best move i ever made. four great grandchildren. >>> this is our dad who has been there, our rock, he has been strong, been our strength and to see him 100, it's just awesome. >> reporter: so what's his secret to living to be a healthy 100? >>> he has always told us since we were little to have a spoon full of honey every single day of he swears by it.

earnest landry return turned 100 years old today. it's fitting his birthday is vet an days day. before moving to the north shore with his wife, margaret in 1945. >>> he said i good shape. >>> are you ready to go another? >>> another 100. >>> he enjoys life and travels to canada every summer and so as you can see he is one in a million. >> anchor: staff at the mgh chelsea health center surprised him with a celebration. look at that beautiful cake. of course they sang to him as well. thank to you mr. landry to his i fair families out there. >> anchor: big game coming up sunday night. >> anchor: huge weekend for the patriots. we have a super bowl rematch in what coulden end up being a super bowl preview for super bowl 51. celtics not quite the same team we saw one year ago this. will take a big step forward this year. hasn't been the case. maybe isaiah thomas gets thing capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ? with a place that feels nothing like a bank. and helpful people that talk to you...not sell to you

when asked how landry felt about being a century old he had quite the response. >>> are you ready to go another? >>> another 100. >>>. look great. >>> i feel good. oh yeah i feel very good. >> reporter: looks great there. landry said he is proud to have served his coneand plans to live life to the fullest to 200 years old. >> anchor: good sense of humor about that. next year here at 4:00 a popular food delivery company making its opinions known. the ceo's message for trump supporters after the election. >> anchor: a terrifying story out of tennessee when a decapitated snake actually bits a hiker. commissioner roger goodell getting political. why he says president-elect trump's comments about women could hurt the league. >> anchor: for the first time we're getting a look at what police saw in the aftermath of shooting in orlando. >> anchor: we're hearing from a woman who found cher self-seinterest a wild police chase that started in connecticut and ended in a massachusetts. police say the chase that end across state lines began when a couple stole two cars. >> anchor: two women were t

this is not what your pantry looks like, i promise this is organized chaos. >> reporter: stephanie landry heads up prime now. >> you can get all of your basic groceries, electronics, toys, sporting equipment, books, all sorts of things. >> reporter: she walked us through this amazon facility where workers take those on-line bags for delivery. >> how many items can you keep in a smaller warehouse like this one? >> somewhere between 20,000 and 40,000 items. >> reporter: for larger orders the company also offers amazon fresh. an on-line grocery store with even bigger warehouses. and it's not just amazon. grocery chains like safeway and whole foods, even google are among at least 50 major outlets offering on-line delivery. could top $12 billion this year. >> feel free to help dig in here. there's a lot of food you got. >> reporter: the new shopping options aren't limited to plain groceries. >> we got some garlic chives here, some celery. >> reporter: meet the meal kit. >> it's some wild alaskan salmon, and here is our antibiotic-free chicken for the chicken dish. >> reporter: three dinners in

that is successful and people are generally >> reporter: but don't tell that to amazon stephanie landry. >> i see real solutions to people's problems and lives today, which are very busy, very hustle bustle, and i think that we're providing a solution that makes people's lives better. >> reporter: so maybe on a thanksgiving to come your cooking will be out of the box. definitely good enough to eat. >> that looks insanely good. >> reporter: but in the long run >> for the past quarter century the blue man group has been a new york city institution. playing in a small theater in greenwich village, but over the global. jamie wax has a story behind the blue crew. >> reporter: two and a half miles south of broadway's theater district there's a show unlike any other in town. for the last 25 years three men painted in blue have been giving this eye-popping, mind-bending performance using the unlikeliest of props like marshmallows and pvc pipes to wow the crowd. >> how did you even c the idea of creating instruments like this? >> we just love the sound of tubes when you hit them. there's actuall

. >> anchor: earnest landry on his 100 birthday given a surprise party by mi health care center. >> it feels good. i don't know how god picked me. >> anchor: this world war ii veteran picked the perfect day to be born november 11th 1916 make thanksgiving a special veterans day. >> i hope to keep going. >> on veterans day. it doesn't get better than that. >> earnest helped build an air force base in northern canada. and we got married in 1951 and we've been married 65 years last june. >> the best move i ever made. >> anchor: he and margaret have 5 children, 15 grarn, and great grandchildren. >> he's been our rock. strong our strength. to see him 100 is awesome. >> anchor: what's his secret being a healthy 100. >> he told us when we were little to have a spoonful of honey every day. he swears by it. >> honey in his cup of coffee. every day. every day. that's why he's so sweet. >> anchor: margaret you are sweet too. earnest's doctor tells us he is one of the healthiest 100-year-olds he's seen. >> anchor: a great story there what a special day to turn 100 years old. >> anchor: i love it. i

. >> stephanie landry heads up prime now. >> you get your electronics, sorts of things. >> she walked us through this amazon facility where workers take those online orders and fill up brown paper bags for delivery. how many items can you keep in a smaller warehouse like this one? >> between 20,000 and 40,000 items. >> for larger items they have amazon fresh a bigger grocery store and it's not just amazon. safeway and whole foods even google are among 50 major outlets offering online delivery. sales are up 15% from 2015 and could top $12 billion this year. >> feel free to dig in. there's a lot of food you get. >> the new shopping options aren't limited to plain groceries. >> we have garlic chives, celery. >> meet the meal kit. antibiotic-free chicken. >> complete with recipes. >> and a bottle of white wine vinegar. >> and precisely measured ingredients from the country's largest seller blue apron. the co-founder matt salzburg said subscribers order 8 million meals every month. >> it's not bad to cook at home and we think we're making it more affordable, more efficient, higher quality

anita landry. hello. we will get right to it there is a trend alert out there. glamorous eye lashes. we are putting it to the test today. joining us back stage is candace with beverly hills lashes. what are you doing? >> people have heard about a lash perm. this curls the tips of your lashes. this lifts from the base of the lashes. this lasts 6 to 8 weeks maybe 12 weeks depending on the person. we are here with lisa and amanda. lay down. putting on the soothing gel pad on the lower lashes. the lower lashes need to be covered so they don't get in the way. the second thing we will do is we choose a silicon pad to use. the purpose is to see how long the lashes are and how much we want them lifted. from there we put the treatment on. then a conditioning treatment and we're done from there. >> it seems like a pretty quick later in the show. >> yes. >> so, we're excited to put this to the test is. this something you're excited about? >> i'm very excited. ya, i want to saoefrplt. >> how about you, big boy. >> heck ya. [laughing] >> it could be just what you're looking

>> welcome joining us is board landry. we will do something called "hot or not"! a controversial website announced plans to open a night club in early 2017 that makes explicit what was once implicit front door policies before getting the go ahead to enter the they have to go in front of a panel of judges to determine if they're attractive enough! [ audience oohs ] >> dr. travis: the website is called " managing director, mr. hodge is joining us on the phone. greg, i have to ask you, what makes you think this will be a success, and why do it? >> we somewhere to look at the concept of beautiful people, the dating site, why it was founded. beautiful people was founded on a principal of human nature, we all initially and romantically want to be with someone we find attractive. it's darwinism, millions of

paula landry has a visually impaired daughter, and has been an anchor teacher for nine years. what makes your job here at the anchor center special? everything, it's a pretty, pretty remarkable place, we are fortunate enough to be able to work with a number of families able to give them hope and to be able to provide ideas and strategies for them to use at home in order to teach their children, there's nothing greater. (jingling bells, cheering) dave aguilera, cbs4. the anchor center serves more than 400 children every year. food is an important part of our holiday celebrations, but many people in our area simply can't afford fresh produce, wel, that's where the good folks at denver food rescue ride into the mondays are special for christie foshie, special because it's this mother-of-three's day to pick up healthy food her family couldn't otherwise afford. fresh fruit, it's expensive, fresh vegetables are expensive,i can't afford it on our budget. but today it's free, thanks to people like market owner matt tofoya, and the bicycle peddlers of denver food rescue, dumpsters. i m

you can turn your house into a you can turn your house into a landry electrolux is testing a program money off your washer and dryer. it appears the company is in the early testing phase right now. i don't know. have we gone too far? >> the uber of washing machines. >> what's next, my toaster? >>> all right, the search for one of the two inmates who escaped from a south bay jail is over. >> the live report on his capture and the search for his accomplice. >>> plus, breaking news from president-elect trump, talking president-elect trump, talking about what he'll do with his the holidays don't officialy begin, until it's time to make: flaky, delicious, piping hot things. golden brown and sticky things. fresh out of the oven, why can't they cool things? new things, old things. and blink and they're gone, those went fast things. make the oven one of the things they're most excited to open. it's baking season. warm up the holidays with pillsbury. i'm at higher risktwice as likfor depression.troke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of develop

paula landry has a visually impaired daughter, and has been an anchor teacher for nine years. what makes your job here at the anchor center special? everything, it's a pretty, pretty remarkable place, we are fortunate enough to be able to work with a number of families

nita landry. welcome back! >> are you ready for sex and beauty? >> i am ready for sex -- who isn't ready for sex and beauty? right? >> dr. travis: this first one is about beauty. we are talking about way new beauty tool. can it highlight your hair up to 7 shades, with less damage. the blond-wand claims. we will put it to the test and reveal results later in the show. first we head over to the procedure room, our colleague, dr. sonia batra is going to show us a procedure that may music to some of your ears. this is a cool procedure, tell us about it. dr. batra. >> i am here with jude e -- judy. the earlobes also start to sag and lose volume. we start to lose volume there. we will do a great procedure to take a little bit of filler and prop up and restore that support structure and that platform so that she can wear her statement earrings. judy, i will have you rest back. and we will take out the earrings here. >> dr. batra, sometimes it's an issue of lines or wrinkles in the earlobes, too. >> that's true. >> other conditions attach the ears, pixie

--our viewer, ken landry reached out to us ... he wants an update on the move signs distribution center. what will it be used for and when will it be finished? --mayor lee you have an announcment on some fortune 500 companies coming to north las companies coming to north las vegas? >> to submit a question... just head to las vegas now dot c >> to submit a question... just head to las vegas now dot just head to las vegas now dot com.. and click on the banner that says monday mornin sherry, how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) beautiful sunshine this morning and not too many high clouds right now... but more on the way from time to time today. .................. it's going to be an extra mild - even warm - first week of november. .......... today's high clouds will eventually slide out and the week will be sunny, dry and warm. ............. temps above normal and not too many changes this week from election day in the low 80s... down to upper 70s by veterans day and the weekend./// demetria, how are the roads? view is closed.

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and funny and profound all at once and if you have not read her obituaries of john ritter and tom landry you are missing out. here to talk about her book she has written a history of the puritans, presidential assassination sites and a book on america's revolutionary, lafayette in the somewhat united states. there will be time for questions and c-span is covering the history and biography session so be on your best behavior. please get one. it is my fan boy pleasure to introduce sarah. [applause] >> hello, book lovers, people of c-span. i travel around the country so much and only meet people who read books. i don't know if you watched the news the last year or so but i would like to say i am cool with that, thank you. [applause] >> i like my vision of america that i get from meeting all of you. i am feeling very contemplative today. you are watching on television, we are here in washington dc and for me i arrived in the city precisely half my life ago. i will wait for you to do the math. that is not your strong suit or mine, you have other nice qualities. 23 years ago i arrived in the c

landry, thank you for being with us. >> great stuff, head to www.thedoctorstv.com if you missed anything, thank you n. [ cheers and applause ] [ applause ] ? ? >>> tonight we are listening to millenial voters, many of them voting for the first time. clinton has a 28-point lead among them. in a poll by mar vardharvard's e of politics. more than half say they're fearful about the future. el 18 to 34 from 12 states. they met at the youtube space in new york city for the campaign 2016 series, closing arguments. >> i am a very proud conservative, i don't think donald trump represents the republican party. >> i'm 20 years old. unapologetic, deplorable trump supporter. >> i'm be voting gary johnson. >> i'm 27, i'm with her. >> honestly all i know i'm not with her, i don't support >> i'm a trump supporter they think i'm a racist, we jump to conclusions a trump supporter is a bad uneducated person. >> he is bombastic and says stuff i 100% do not agree with. at the same time i don't want to support a liar. >> how many of you here have had college debt or you will soon have college debt student deb

if you have not read her obituary of john ritter and tom landry, you're missing out. we are here to talk about her book. she has written a history of hawaii and the puritans of presidential assassination sites and most recently a book on america's revolutionary. in her 2015 book, lafayette in the somewhat united states. there will be time for question after sarah speaks and c-span is covering that history and biography session, so be on your best behavior. sarah will sign books at 1:30 p.m., so please got one. it is my huge fan boy pleasure to introduce sarah. [applause]. >> hello. hello, book lovers, people of c-span. i travel around the country so much and i only need to people who read books and i don't know if you have watched the news like the last year or so, but i would like to say that i'm cool with that. i like my little vision of america that i get from eating all of you. so, i'm feeling good today. if you are watching this on television we are here in washington dc and for me, i arrived in this city precisely half my life go, 23 years ago. i will wait for a

if you've not read her own obituaries of john ritter and tom landry, you are missing out here to talk about our books for children's digital why, the puritans, a presidential assassination sides and most was that a book on america's revolution bff, marquis de lafayette. in her book, "lafayette in the somewhat united states." there will be time for questions after she speaks coming c-span is covering the history of biographies session, so be on your best behavior. sarah will be signing books at 1:30 p.m. so please get one.y pu it is my huge fan boy pleasure to introduce sarah vowell.to [applause] >> hello. hello, book lovers, people of c-span. i realized recently i've traveled around the country so much and i only meet people who read books. and i don't know if you watched the news like the last year or so, i would like to say that i am cool with that. [laughter] [applause] thank you. >> that i like my little vision of america that i get from meeting all of you.a so i'm feeling very contemplative today, if you're watching this on television, we are here in washington, d.c. and for me i

landry, dr. batra, thank you so much for being with us today! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> dr. travis: we certainly have a lot of fun. did you all have a good time? we enjoyed having you here. if you missed anything head to www.thedoctorstv.com. and we will see you next time. >> thank you for coming! [ crowd cheering ] >>> some of what president-elect trump promised to do he can do with his own pen. deporting illegal immigrants, for example. but other priorities such as repealing obamacare will require congress. like president obama eight years ago, the people who put him in office have great expectations. and here's mark strassmann. >> i had the best night's sleep i had after it was over with but -- >> reporter: we sat down with three trump voters at the minute grill, where diners have chewed over politics since 1963. >> if donald duck had been running against hillary, i would have voted for donald duck. >> reporter: harold martin is retired navy. joe may is a soybean farmer. they're both lifelong democrats. not this year. how can donald

people who love going through peopling dirty landry. there is that. there is that. >> literally. i'll never forgot. there is so much work on never forget my first apartment building in new york. i had to send out like building. i had to send it out. i, i get it back it would other people's socks. and shirts i was like who is getting my stuff. they need to figure out way to, to, you know prevent that from happening. i compensate you, your black socks have bleach stains on them or something. i got to work on my folding technique once i get that i'm i'm not a great folder. fold's sheets tough for me. all right. my bottom sheet always looks like burrito. i yes. yes. yes. but really does it need to look that good? let's move on. it's it seems to the battle of to see who can provide can first and best to provide streaming services is on right now. right? >> yeah. and this gives you another reason to think about cutting cable cord. so if you sign up starts tomorrow for direct tv now, can stream live television programming espn some local stations. fox news cnn, it all starts at $35. tha

landry is an elite receiver, while howard is tied for the lead in picks. and then the backs. i am ryan bass and that's your toyota sunday spotlight. dolphins-chargers at four on cbs 10news wtsp. >>> heading into the holiday shopping season, do you shop online or do it in person? >> all online. that's my thing. we are going to take a look at this because we tell you which items you want to buy online and which ones you want to go want to -- go to the store for a better deal. how to plan for that holiday you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. carabiner. >>> $800 billion on holiday shopping. >> millions are already working already. those of you waiting for the deals that are coming in, what's better? to buy in the store or shopping online. online shopping is more convenient. soon we could have things delivered by drone. shopping expert matt granite says there is a balance to shopping both ways. >> reporter: i always favor online shopping compared