. >> up next, we're going inside larry king's beverly hills home all decked out for the holidays. then why is hollywood wigging out? we're going inside the new trend. >> they're like lipstick and heels. >> plus, music's biggest turnout to celebrate sinatra. harry connick jr., garth brooks and tony bennett. >> i love frank. >> he was my best friend. >> that is ahead. >> but first, bridget moynihan is cooking up a feast with help from her fellow blue blood cast members. >> tom provided the shepard's pie which is so yummy. worth trying. >> cheers to that. >> cheers. >> that family dinner is a staple of the series and now bridget is sharing some of the >> people at home may not realize when you're shooting a scene like that, there are multiple takes of you taking bites of mashed potatoes or whatever. >> the first couple years i kind of just moved things around on my plate or just cut them up into tiny, tiny pieces. this season i made a mistake of eating mashed potatoes every episode. >> tom selleck's trick? >> he was a smart one on buttering the bread. you can take a long time to butt

. >> my name's larry king. a few years ago, i had to have open-heart surgery. when i recovered, i established the larry king cardiac foundation to help problems with proper foods, medication, and a healthy lifestyle. well, i recently met ken meares, a man with similar goals. he's the founder and c.e.o. of great healthworks and, for 25 years, has been active in creating and promoting good health. well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. now, we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you the life join hundreds of

. >> my name's larry king. a few years ago, i had to have open-heart surgery.covered, i established the larry king cardiac foundation to help people like me avoid heart problems with proper foods, medication, and a healthy lifestyle. well, i recently met ken meares, a man with similar goals. he's the founder and c.e.o. of great healthworks and, for 25 years, has been active in creating and promoting good health. well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. now, we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you the life

. >> my name's larry king. a few years ago, i had to have open-heart surgery.i recovered, i established the larry king cardiac foundation to help people like me avoid heart problems with proper foods, medication, and a healthy lifestyle. well, i recently met ken meares, a man with similar goals. he's the founder and c.e.o. of great healthworks and, for 25 years, has been active in creating and promoting good health. well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. now, we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you the l

. >> my name's larry king. a few years ago, i had to have open-heart surgery. when i recovered, i established the larry king cardiac foundation to help people like me avoid heart problems with proper foods, medication, and a healthy lifestyle. well, i recently met ken meares, a man with similar goals. he's the founder and c.e.o. of great healthworks and, for 25 years, has been active in creating and promoting good health. well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. now, we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you

. >> we want to tell you about the larry king cardiac foundation. i started it 25 years ago, and shawn is our chair. our mission? to save hearts. why? because cardiovascular disease is the number-one killer of american men. >> it's also the number-one cause of death in american women, costing us 400,000 moms, sisters, and daughters each year. >> it's the cause of 1 in 4 deaths for men, but regardless of your gender, certain lifestyle behaviors impact your chance of developing heart disease in the first place. now, there's nothing you can d about family h htory or age, but you can take control and drastically minimize risks by doing simple things. >> exercise regularly and eat a healthy diet, including heart-healthy supplements. prevention is the key. >> that's right. so our foundation is dedicated not only to helping those who have heart disease, we are actively fighting to bring those numbers down by pushing >> "exercise and good nutrition" -- we're casting that message far and wide. please join us. help spread the word. together we can build a hea

i'm larry king, and i'm here today to report on a significant health-related investigation that's beenace for the past couple of years. the information i will provide you during the course of this show is relevant to everyone's health and well-being. several years ago, i was introduced to ken meares, founder and c.e.o. of great healthworks. is

larry king, why. these bracelets, a celebrity favorite. the man who invented them says he's not running a jewelry company. >> i don't want this to become a gimmick or a fad. >> reporter: he's talking about his project he started two years ago, with the sole mission of spreading positive energy into the world. something deeper, meaningful, more positive than what you see. >> reporter: he started my intent as a side project to encourage people to think about the purpose of their life. it's simple. just a string and a circle choosing. whether it's your dream for the future or something special to you. >> for the first year, it was just a passion. it was just a gift i gave -- i've made and given away thousands of people. >> reporter: that all changed one night when he saw jay-z in the corner of a club and made him one with the word "education "education." >> i said, i have a gift for you. >> reporter: jay-z was so taken by the project, he invited him to a brunch. he made a bracelet for conkanye west. >> i open my instagram and see photo of kan

she appeared on "larry king" weeks before the election. >> i have a really great relationship with my dad. we've always been kindered spirits. my mom calls me john mccain in a dress. >> reporter: yet, she was reportedly banished from the campaign trail before the election. the blog she hoped would widen her father's appeal with the younger generation was mocked instead. john huntsman's daughter made a big push for dad even taking on rival campaigns. in this campaign ad, the huntsman girls poke fun at hermann cane's campaign manager. >> tomorrow is friday. one day closer to the weekend. >> we strongly believe that our dad has the experience and proven track record to revive america's economy and create jobs. >> reporter: mitt romney had the support of five sons. in 2012 his son craig was the standout flute in spanish and often heard appealing to latino voters. [speaking foreign language]. >> reporter: and yes, even ted cruz' daughters have been featured by his campaign. >> imagine the greatest -- >> reporter: this iowa ad put out by the cruz campaign inspired the controversial washingt

ethnic cleansing of things that they consider to be some claim of their native lands." 3 to see larry's entire king... you can go to our website at siouxland news dot com. 3 3 nearly 2 years after a fire gutted the famous younkers department store in downtown des moines.... work to revive part of the iowa landmark is expected to start soon.most of the building was destroyed by the fire in march of 2014. the exact cause was never determined. now.. *this* march a wisconsin company plans to start renovating part of the structure into 60 apartments and commercial space... along with the restoration of the famed younkers tea room. the store opened in 1899. the tea room opened in 193... and in 1939 the firsrsescalator in iowawa was instalald in ththbuilding. the store closed in 2005. 3 a police officer in louisiana crashed his patrol car on christmas eve.don't worry, he's okay.and now, as reporter kimberly curth explains... he has quite a story to tell. 3 (nats - traffic)it was overnight patrol for covington police officer lance benjamin...until he came across a perp like no other. (officer lance benjami

. >> we want to tell you about the larry king cardiac foundation. i started it 25 years ago, and shawn is our chair. our mission? to save hearts. because cardiovascular disease is the number-one killer of american men. >> it's also the number-one cause of death in american women, costing us 400,000 moms, sisters, and daughters each year. >> it's the cause of 1 in 4 deaths for men, but regardless of your gender, certain lifestyle behaviors impact your chance of developing heart disease in the first place. now, there's nothing you can do about family history or age, but you can take control and drastically minimize risks by doing simple things. >> exercise regularly and eat a healthy diet, including heart-healthy supplements. prevention is the key. >> that's right. so our foundation is dedicated not only to helping those who have heart disease, we are actively fighting to bring those numbers down by pushing prevention. >> "exercise and good nutrition" -- we're casting that message far and wide. please join us. help spread the word. together we can bui

we have here, i want to ask you about one other report that we see today, reported you said on larry king in the context of the questions we have been having this week about muslims and america and whether they should be here and their role in terrorism, your quote is it could be from 5 to 20% of the people i speak to that islam is a religion that have a desire for caliphate and you link that to terrorism where do you get that, 5 to 20% of muslims interested in caliphate? >> a book i read published by the harvard press. but think about this, what i'm talking about is muslims around the world, and i think that that is a high number. and if you see the rest of the interview that i have, i say that. i think that's a very big number, between 5 and 20% of muslims who have this idea to build a caliphate and, yes, a few muslims are willing to use violence. we see it, whether it's in afghanistan, whether it's i.s.i.s., whether it's in iraq, wherwhether it's in the philipps and other areas around the world with this whole idea of pushing forward their ideas. we need to take that into context and s

. >> we want to tell you about the larry king cardiac foundation. i started it 25 years ago, and shawn is our chair. our mission? to save hearts. why? because cardiovascular disease is the number-one killer of american men. >> it's also the number-one cause of death in american sisters, and daughters each year. >> it's the cause of 1 in 4 deaths for men, but regardless of your gender, certain lifestyle behaviors impact your chance of developing heart disease in the first place. now, there's nothing you can do about famimi history or age, but you can take control and drastically minimize risks by doing simple things. >> exercise regularly and eat a healthy diet, including heart-healthy supplements. prevention is the key. >> that's right. so our foundation is dedicated not only to helping those who have heart disease, we are actively fighting to bring t tse numbers down by pushing prevention. >> "exercise and good nutrition" -- we're casting that message far and wide. please join us. help spread the word. together we can build a heart-healthy future.

. >> i want to play something bill cosby said in 1991 to larry king. let's listen. >> there's a thing about spanish fly. you know anything about spanish flies? >> when we were kids -- >> there you go. that's all. i just wanted a recognition. >> we knew what it was. >> a spanish fly was the thing that all boys from age 11 on up to death we will still be searching for spanish flies. >> that's right. >> and what was the old story? the old story was if you took a little drop -- no, it was on the head of a -- >> pin. >> pin. >> coca-cola, don't matter. >> doesn't make a difference. and the girl would dring it and -- >> she's yours. >> hello america. there's a story in there about spanish flies. so i think that everybody, any guy picking it up will just have a ball reading it. >> okay. mark, respond to that. because at times spanish fly was sort of referred to as an aft--t in its time it was a disarming drug. i am as a prosecutor i put that in front of the jury. isn't that damning? >> you do. but i'm going to tell you what's more damning. i'll harken back to

kimberly king, news 13. >> larry: a father and his son in mcdowell county are charged after a fight involving a hatchet and a gun. thomas stafford and his son daniel got in an accident. the bullet actually struck thomas' other son in the left armed. both are charged with aggravated assault. >> tammy: hendersonville police name a suspect in the investigation in to a drive-by shooting last week. they're looking for trey bradley. a family member says bradley was dating a girl who lived at the home and may have gotten in to a fight. that was last tuesday. they've seen no sign of bradley since except finding a gold honda that they believe he stole. >> the fear of the guy is brandishing a deadly weapon in running around without any kind of police protection was a little, yeah, was fearful for us. >> tammy: if you have any information about this case, call the hendersonville police department. >> larry: after a fabulous mild weekend, the rain is back. and looks like it's going to be sticking around for a while. >> tammy: chief meteorologist jason boyer has the details. >> jason: we always have 2013

wells fargo senior economist and king replacing larry king and he usually wears a blue shirt and thetrast is unbelievable. yeah. i wasn't looking down. we'll be with you in a second. he wears those. because it's a way of saying hey, i'm here. talk to me but we're going to talk to the equity guy first. one of your contentions is the employment picture has gotten so strong that the fed is able to do this now. it almost looked like friday, like market participants said i know they're going to do it. maybe it's for a good reason. maybe the economy is strong enough for us to embrace this good news as good news. but friday is that what happened? market players saying the punch bowl is getting taken away but i'm okay because it's for a good reason? >> yeah i think there's an alignment between what the fed is going to do, what the market is ready for them to do. the unemployment side so that's good. there's a lot of confusion about what they would do and whether that was a good thing or a bad thing so that's a positive i'd say. >> yesterday, though, like so many times over the past year as w

reporting live in polk county off i-2-2, kimberly king, news 13. >> larry: there is another mudslide in buncombe county. this one's near school. >> tammy: we go live with news 13's john le in swannanoa. the flooding overwhelmed artspace charter school. >> john: that's right, tammy. it has been a great collaboration. they left behind a couple of mountains of stuff of debris, including lots of carpeting damaged. and the latest rainfall couldn't come at a worse time, really, as they're beginning to recover from that first round of rain this week. as we take a look at surveillance video from late monday night. in fast speed you can see debris floating away from the courtyard the pictures taken show us just how bad it really was. water runoff from reeger avenue. damaged just about every room in the building. >> the worst part is we have just completed a master plan process with the asheville design center. so this was all part of the plan. mother nature didn't wait on us. >> a lot of books are damaged. once we get settled and organized, we're going to need some support with that. i'm worr

she appeared on larry king just weeks before the election. >> i've had a great election with my dad.ls me john mccain in a dress. >> reporter: she was reportedly banished from the campaign trail shortly before the election. the blog she hoped to widen her father's appeal among a younger generation was mocked instead. jon huntsman's daughter also made a big push for her dad. in this campaign they poked fun at herman cain's campaign ad. >> we strongly believe our dad has the experience and campaign record to revive the economy and create jobs. >> reporter: mitt romney had the support of five sons during two presidential campaigns. in 2012 his son craig was the standout, fluent in spanish and often heard appealing to latino voters. >> mi padre -- >> reporter: his ad put out by the cruz campaign inspired the washington post cartoon. the 90-second spot shows the family reading from a fictional children's book and one of cruz's daughters slamming hillary clinton. >> i know just what i'll do she said with a snicker, i'll use my own server and no one will be the wiser. >> reporter: running f

of things that they consider to be some claim of their native lands." 3 to see larry's entire interview with congressman king... you can go to our website at siouxland news dot com. 3 3 arly 2 years after a fire gutted the famous younkers department store in downtown des moines.... work to revive part of the iowa landmark is expected to start soon.most of the building was destroyed by the fire in march of 2014. the exact cause e s never determined. now.. *this* march a wisconsin company plans to start renovating part of the structure into 60 apartments and commercial space... along with the restoration of the famed younkers tea room. the store opened in 193... and in 1939 the first escalator in iowa was installed in the building. the store closed in 2005. 3 3 pope francis delivered his traditional urbi et orbi message to the city and the world. as anna matranga reports... in his christmas day speech, the pope called for peace in ria, libya and other parts of the world. 3 (nats) buon natale (nats pope (track 1)pope francis condemned brutal acts of terrorism in his christmas day message and prayed for an end t

destroy all loose ends. >> larry: you can't do that. >> you can in corruption junction. did you know burger king had 86 minutes of footage and now it's all gone. yay! >> larry: wait, why am i clapping. this isn't right. thankfully the dash-cam wasn't deleted and the judge ordered it to be released but if he hadn't ordered that he wouldn't have been charged. >> ca-caw, ca-caw. >> it's jimmy the crow. >> larry: au au agree. >> i it should have been they forgot about a-b-c-d-e, e for ethical journalist. he forced them to release the video. boo. >> larry: no, boo, you guys. i say it's a-b-c-d-e-f, finally. nothing? >> nothing. >> no. that's not what f is for, larry. f is for [bleep]. as in everybody involved in this cover is [bleep]. ca-caw. >> you said it. larry, i sure hope you learned your lesson in corruption junction. never ever changes. >> larry: boy, you really are a little [bleep] weasel. that's all the time we have on this episode of corruption junction. join us next time when the nfl comes by and teaches us how not to talk about brain damage. yay, good-bye, everybody. >> corruption junctio

of things that they consider to be some claim of their native lands." 3 to see larry's entire interview with congressman king... you can go to our website at siouxland 3 3 nearly 2 years after a fire gutted the famous younkers department store in downtown des moines.... work to revive part of the iowa landmark is expected to start soon.most of the building was destroyed by the fire in march of 2014. the exact cause was march a wisconsin company plans to start renovating part of the structure into 60 apartments and commercial space... along with the restoration of the famed younkers tea room. the store opened in 1899. the tea room opened in 193... and in 1939 the first escalator in iowa was installed in the building. the store closed in 2005. 3 a police officer in louisiana crashed his patrol car on christmas eve.don't worry, he's okay.and now, as reporter kimberly curth explains... he has quite a story to tell. 3 (nats - traffic)it was supposed to be a routine overnight patrol for covington police officer lance benjamin...until he came across a perp like no other. (officer lance benjamin, covington, la polic

now you know why larry inning c c -- king wears suspenders. first, a news break. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray. protesters taking it to the streets of chicago last night. marching for several hours clogging streets and blocking traffic and calling for the mayor's resignation. the march continued a protest that started with a court ordered release of a video last month. the video from october 2014 is showing a white city cop shooting a black teen analler 16 >> a black teenager 16 times. it forced several investigations and the resignation of the police chief. now there is an investigation by the u.s. justice department. but mayor rahm emanuel will not resign. >> i take responsibility for what happened because it happened on my watch. if we are going to fix it, i want you to understand that it is my responsibility with you. if we will also begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step. >> we are learning more about the san bernadino shooters. the fbi director says farook and malik were radicali

now you know why larry inning c c -- king wears suspenders.ak. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray. protesters taking it to the streets of chicago last night. marching for several hours clogging streets and blocking

and now iowa congressman steve king is trying to pursuade other iowans to candidate... texas senator ted cruz. siouxland news anchor larry wentz sat down with the congressman yesterday afternoon. here's part of their conversation. 3 rep. steve king - "i've been lookininfor a full spectrum constitutional conservative that checks all the boxes. and some whom i think can restore the soul of america. we've lost some of our work ethic, we've lost our spirit, and we've lost our constitutional underpinnings. we've lost the deeper believe that we've had in the past in free enterprises, or national security, our foreign policy, and i have the privilege of knowing each of these presidential candidates personally to a degree, and i know ted cruz veve well, and i'm convinced that he's the individual that can do this. he's smart enough, he's argued before the supreme court. and he would make the best appointments, not only to the supreme court but the federal courts entirely."larry - "there are some people, even in your own party who are concerned about ted cruz."king - "well, things will run really smoothly if you have compromise ta

crownedp, a new king is , the world's richest larry, and it's not the cable guy. ♪ musk is hoping toe space travel cheaper. russia's deputy prime minister said the main goal is to make space cheap. competitors are stepping on our toes like elon musk is doing with his projects. that spacex state and his position in tesla makes him one of the richest men in the world. thebillionaires make up bloomberg billionaires index. the first annual decline since we launched the index in 2012. high-tech entrepreneurs are well represented in the index. bill gates so his net work take a $2 billion hit this year. joining me now is tom metcalfe and dan, my guest host for the hour. text is seen as a place where great wealth is represented. does that represent the change in the index or the members of the index? >> tech stands out from all the other industries. you mentioned the index as a whole was down near $19 billion. start up by uh and can push a theguys on to the list but top tech billionaires, as you ezos, gates, and zuckerberg. there are two larry's in the list. >> i would like to be adopted by

larry - in are some larry - "there 3 are some people, even in your own party who are concerned about ted cruz."king - "well, things will run really smoothly if you have smoothly if really things will run king - "well, 3 things will run really smoothly if you have compromise tattooed on your forehead. if you want to stand on principal, things are pretty rough in a place like washington. and ted cruz is a man who serves in washington understand how washington works, only been there three years, and yet he has taken washington on. and when you see the go along to get along agenda that flows when democrats and republican decide that there gonna, at the expense of tax payers, make sure that they get their deal made with the people they do business with, ted cruz has stepped in multiple times drawn the line and said let's have a fight about that, let's have a national debate about it." 3 if you want to watch our full king... we're uploading the entire thing to our website, 3 3 drainage districts in three northwest iowa counties are asking a federal judge to against them.they're being sued by the des moin

king clutch. morris finishes turnover. monte living up to his nickname. people that have been around basketball much long than i have. said they saw flashes of larry bird last night... who am i to argue? jarrod uthoff was on fire. uthoff had a career high 30 points with 3 minutes to play in the first half. then the cyclones adjusted. uthoff had two points in the second half. the 20-point comeback was register sports columnist randy peterson broke his leg during the madness. but peterson cleared the air from his hospital bed. randy, we hope for a smooth recovery. round one was so good, can part two tonight at 7. pack the knapp. more than 3-thousand kids took a field trip to watch some drake hoops. the bulldogs score a season high 100- points. six dogs in double figures. drake wins 100-61. that cubs line-up is coming together nicely. chicago keeps jason heyward in the central. heyward signs an 8-year 184 million dollar deal with the cubs. heyward hit 13 homeruns last season, that number will jump in hitter friendly wrigley. next on the news at nine... a wet and dreary weekend on tap.. when the temps will take a dip.. the forecast.. is coming up. pra

larry - "there are some people, even in your own party who are concerned about ted concerned party o are your own 3 concerned about ted cruz."king - "well, things will run really smoothly if you have compromise tattooed on your forehead. if you want to stand on principal, things are pretty rough in a place like washington. and ted cruz is a man who serves in washington understand how washington works, only been there three years, and yet he has taken washington on. and when you see the go along to get along agenda along to get you see the go on. and when washington taken and yet he has three years, been there works, only washington how understand washington serves in a man who and ted cruz is in a place like things are stand on if you want to your forehead. tattooed on compromise you have smoothly if really things will run king - "well, cruz." about ted concerned party who are your own party who are - "well, things will run really smoothly if you have compromise tattooed on your forehead. if you want to stand on principal, things are pretty rough in a place like washington. and ted uz is a man who serves in washington understand

larry is on the stool and. hey. here is your paper work for your stool, i don't know where your spot is there. oh thanks! make him welcome the king of comedy ladies and gentlemen. it's larry allred right there. oh hey thanks so much folks. it's good to be back with y'all. how's your buddy doin' tonight? doing alright? pretty good. well this is a heartwarming story and it's a nice little story to tell around the holidays everybody and it goes something like this. father norton woke up early one sunday morning realizing it was a beautiful day much like it was today here in the ozarks. so he decided to play golf. "wait a minute", you are saying to yourselves, "how can the pastor play golf on a sunday?". well, he decided he would tell the associate pastor that he was sick and persuaded him to say the mass. everybody say, "oh no". oh no. where was i? oh yeah. well as soon as the associate pastor left the room father norton headed out for a golf course that was 40 miles away. that way he knew he wouldn't accidentally meet anyone he knew from his paris. parish, yeah. well, that paris still would be a long way away wouldn't it? well alri