[ cellphone beeps ] lorraine, how's my favorite client?eak at work. i've tapped into a rich vein of new clients -- recently divorced moms. you might say i hit the single-mother lode. how about that master suite, huh? maybe if i had someone to share it with. lorraine, you are a beautiful woman with a lot to offer. should we make an offer? it's a great house, but i'm just gonna be alone. [ laughing ] diane, you're not gonna be alone. you're gonna get a loan. sodas, snacks -- poker game's in the basement. look, i need more sleep than you, and ever since they cut down that stupid prune tree, the sun has been right in my eyes every morning.

this is video of the lorraine motel, where is it? >> it is in memphis at it as a part of the national civil rights museum. i would encourage you to see it. it is completely renovated. it is in memphis. site of lorraine motel where king was assassinated. it is sacred space. even if i'm there for two hours, i go by the sacred place. just to pay homage. >> a different angle you see from the video and you will see richard. let's watch. [video clip] >> everybody leaves and go to their rooms. king stepped out onto the balcony and he is talking down to the courtyard below, who was >> everybody leaves and go to their rooms. king stepped out onto the balcony and he is talking down to the courtyard below, who was introducing him to the musician who will play that night. here's a musician from chicago. dr. king said, i want you to play my favorite song. that is what you are hearing right now. and dan said, i will play it and i will play it real pretty. and in the silence was cracked by a gunshot. that was at 6:01 p.m. was shot and he fell backw

-lorraine: i love this. that's fine. i wanted you to see what the packaging would actually look like on the shelf. lynn: oh, me. lemonis: there's a couple different versions. lynn: homestyle and southern. lemonis: this is actually an important thing. -"born at shuler's bar-b-que." -lynn: shuler's bar-b-que. lemonis: i know you had some hesitations at first and recipe changing, and i'm glad that you trusted the process. the biscuits, including packaging, will cost us about $1.14 to make. in turn, we're gonna sell them at 100% markup, $2.28 per bag. with lynn and norton owning 60% of the distribution, they're gonna make 68 cents every time a bag is sold. i expect to sell 10,000 bags per month. that means on an annual basis, they'll make $81,600 per year without having to lift a finger. lynn: i'm proud of you, mama. lorraine: but i'm more proud of you. lynn: oh, thank you. [ both chuckle ] lemonis: you know what? now that i'm getting more comfortable with starting the p.r. process and starting the marketing process, i'd lik

-- me. ( laughter ) pause soutbecause stowrk is whei traditionally married my female wife woman, lorraineded. and as was the only legal option at the time. ( laughter ) sent, years later, years after i have spent with my beautiful bride, all of that seems like a total waste. i mean-- i-- i would i have gotten gay married if i could at the time? , of course, not. did i have someone in mind? who's asking? was it brad? does he ever mention me? i, for one, will never forgive this activist judge who brought gay marriage to my state and whose name will live in infamy, richard gergel. in fact, i would be shocked if after this scandalous gay marriage ruling anyone in south carolina ever named their child dick gergel. because you, sir, you, have forever tarnished the reputation of our fair state! ( cheers and applause ) you have forever tarnished the reputation of our state, which says a lot because south carolina has done some ( bleep ). we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: welcome bark everybody. my guest tonight is the star of the can the hunger games." as the host, the odds are ever in my fa

and then i met lorraine jobs after i saw super man and i asked her, can you bring your program to my neighborhood because that movie, waiting for super man, waiting for somebody that's not real, but the real problems. so the title of the film hurt me more than what they were talking about in the film because it isn't that they were waiting for congress or waiting for la unified or waiting for something that -- they're waiting for somebody with tights. i was like, you're superwoman. and then jack dangerman, hey, you're map tools are awesome, can i use those tools for my classroom. i want my kids to make maps too. so i started coupling all these things together in my neighborhood and now our kids are building robots, going to china with the state department. learning mandarin. they went from 1.7 gpas to now 3.2 and 4.0s. these kids are rock stars. [applause] you know, as you know, it's expensive because you got to pay for college, and it ain't free. and you got to pay for first robotics. these kids are -- someone did that for me. someone made sure i hopped on that bus, someone made sur

. >> delaware state police have canceled a missing person's report for mary lorraine lap pa. body was found in the tributary of rehoboth bay this morning. she was reported missing wednesday by neighbors. foul play is not expected. >> the tragedy in tabernacle, new jersey, has taken its toll on the entire community. "eyewitness news" reporter syma choudhry tells us about the request to find a loving home for the family's pet. report. >> what a horrible thing for this dog to lose his three best friends. >> on november 20th, police arrived to a disturbing seen in tabernacle. a mother shot her three children and then turn the gun on herse herself. jeannine le patch, 11 year old alex, eight-year-old nadia and 14-year-old nicholas harriman all found shot and these eyes may have seen it happen. >> i guess i'm glad she spared him. >> animal control took bum bells to a shelter until sue cocoa low from the burlington county animal alliance decided to put him in a foster home. >> he needed to be in a home where people could pet him and care for him and help him to heal. >> reporter: it

investigators say 67-year-old lorraine smolenski died saturday afternoon.-old woman left the hospital on sunday. the fire broke out on the home on the 300 block of highland avenue on friday. the cause of the fire is not clear but it is believed to be accidental. >> flyers goalie steve mason was perfect against the new york islanders. if you don't count the shootout. mason kept the puck out of the net during regulation and the islanders goalie didd a well. then new york got the game winner during the shootout. flyers lost their fifth straight on the road. islanders are off to their best start in the first 21 >> ♪ >> 5:21. the town of ferguson missouri suffered through a night of looting and burning and it continues right now. protesters torched at least one dozen businesses more than 150 shots have been fired but police say they didn't fire any of them. despite widespread destruction, there are no reports of serious injuries. police arrested at least 29 people. the violence started moments after officials announced that a saint louis grand jury would not ind

. >> reporter: lorraine burke suffers from a rare heart condition that causes severe nerve pain.hanks to a generic pain medication, she and her best friend sadie can finally enjoy life again. >> this medicine changed my life. you know? it made my able to function. >> reporter: but that may be about to change. >> blue cross $18,000. >> reporter: health insurance companies reporting as much as $28,000 for burke to get the same generic drug that previously cost her nothing with medicare part d. lowest quote now? >> $6,000. $6,000. >> reporter: on a fixed income that's a hike that will hurt. she is not alone. >> oh, some of them are going 2,000%. >> reporter: this san francisco pharmacist says the antibiotic doxy cycline used to treat lyme disease is a perfect example. >> i used to buy a bottle of 500 of those for about $10, $15. suddenly the price goes up to $1,500. this is not acceptable. >> reporter: the heart disease drug digoxin soared over 600%. why? well, a harvard study found a major factor, fewer companies now making generic drugs. >> once that competition goes away you have

men reach their first destination in lorraine. let's go back and get this. they came into liverpool come across the channel, got off the train. month waitingt a for someone to decide what to do with them. telcos was about 60 miles from there. aef is where the headquarters was located, and had been since july. france provided the americans with two large maneuver areas, and 21 smaller training areas, all having rifle, machine gun, and grenade ranges. withstood near a village barracks. all were functional, and had been used for french forces. started withning 30 new american officers and two french instructors join the regimen in 1913. on december 26, the 42nd division started a three-day andh from single integral four. during a great storm. the troops needed to be closer --shim on -- shame on chamonds. it constituted an attempt to toughen up the soldiers. the mostship march was challenging trip yet. it was a test of endurance and tenacity. some identified it as the beginning of the divisions reputation for reliability and toughness. the 42nd division had not

juanfra --- lorraine cceres nos cuenta desde dallas por qu hay parejas que nunca terminan en matrimoniouna ceremonia) con cada decada que pasa se convierte mas en una moda del pasado.. eso por lo menos es lo que sugieren las estadisticas. (insert grafica) un estudio realizado en el 2012 por el centro pew revelo que entre los adultos mayores de 25 aÑos uno de cada cinco nunca se ha casado... en la decada de los sesenta era solo uno de diez. adultos no casados 2012: uno de cinco 1960-69: uno de diez fuente: pew research center track esta experta dice que esto esta sucediendo por varias razones. sot elsa iris silva-davis, consejera de parejas 07:34 creo que la gente prefiere quedarse soltera pq no tienen que casarse, antes si tenían que casarse por aseguranza derechos cosas asi pero hoy pueden hacer todo eso afuera del matrimonio. nat sound de christian grisales no super 42:10 va a ser una rumba monumental (se rie) (insert freeze frame) este es christian, tiene treinticuatro aÑos, colombiano y periodista. aunque no descarta el matrimonio en su vida, no tiene prisa para hacer el compromiso.

--las razones nos las explica "lorraine caceres".1:11-01:15 01:37-01:42 creo que la gente prefiere quedarse soltera pq no tienen que casarse, antes si tenían que casarse por aseguranza derechos cosas asi pero hoy pueden hacer todo eso afuera del matrimonio. este es christian, tiene treinticuatro aÑos, colombiano y periodista. aunque no descarta el matrimonio en su vida, no tiene prisa para hacer el compromiso.. pues déjame decirte que asusta dices "wow como lo hare, que pasara, como cambiara mi vida si ya tomo ese paso no" pero yo creo que en algún momento me decidiré y bueno ojala y me digan que si no? aunque lleva siete aÑos de feliz noviazgo, ha estado enfocado en su crecimiento personal antes de dar el gran paso.. yo creo que cualquier persona que llega al matrimonio tiene que estar preparada física, emocional y espiritualmente para entrar en esa etapa de la vida.. para ambos sexos lo economico tambien es importante. bueno un millonario estaría perfecto no... esta es lizbeth melendez, tiene veintisiete aÑos, mexicana y relacionis

. >> a new jersey woman dies from injuries sustained in a house fire. 67-year-old lorraine schmolenski was one of two women injured in the friday morning fire at her home. it happened on the 300 block of highland avenue in gloucester city. the other woman was released from the hospital on sunday. authorities believe the fire was an accident. >> another day and no answers for signs avenue missing northampton pennsylvania woman. 33-year-old jessica padgett vanished on friday. she was last seen leaving her job at a daycare around lunch time to go to her second job at a fencing company to fax some documents. but she never made it there. padgett's car was found the same day with her purse and cell phone in the parking lot of a dollar general. >> former montgomery county gop chairman pleads no contest to a misdemeanor sexual assault charge. prosecutors accusing 67-year-old robert concerns of sexually assaulting an employee of his former law firm after a night of drinking. after a plea deal concerns will serve two years probation and also be required to register as sex offender for 15 years.

and in a letter signed to his dear friend lorraine wagner the former president of his fan club when he was a movie star reagan wrote about how the ford people had shamelessly railroaded delegates at the convention. then came missouri and we were ready. it's a battle now for each single delegates so we'll go after and decided or shaky ground many predict he know any, let us know. the uncommitted delegates in the republican party each became celebrities. there were "new york times" profiles of some like auto shop owner in rochester or something like that. that's how close it was. time was impressed by the smooth running reagan machine. for months reagan's men burrowed into the bedrock taking control of local parties at the warren precinct level. i read a lot about this stuff in my book about barry goldwater how conservatives have mastered the technicalities of taking over the party from the ground up. wherefore doth his organization from a top-down reagan built his from the bottom-up. the magazine quoted betty ford sniping at her husband staff. they just sit back complacently thinking th

men reach their first destination in lorraine. let's go back and get this. they came into liverpool come across the channel, got off the train. month waitingt a for someone to decide what to do with them. telcos was about 60 miles from there. aef is where the headquarters was located, and had been since july. france provided the americans with two large maneuver areas, and 21 smaller training areas, all having rifle, machine gun, and grenade ranges. withstood near a village barracks. all were functional, and had been used for french forces. started withning 30 new american officers and two french instructors join the regimen in 1913. on december 26, the 42nd division started a three-day andh from single integral four. during a great storm. the troops needed to be closer --shim on -- shame on chamonds. it constituted an attempt to toughen up the soldiers. the mostship march was challenging trip yet. it was a test of endurance and tenacity. some identified it as the beginning of the divisions reputation for reliability and toughness. the 42nd division had not

refineries -- to the united states to refineries along the gulf coast. , supporters oil insist, lorraineates, but a good portion of it will head over to seize. -- will remain in the united states, but a good portion of it will head over seas. is with ussonders from charles schwab. and mr. ratner from detroit. ?s it a plutocracy now the 1% among the 7%, as they make all of the gains in the equity market, on the divided? >> there is a majority of people in this country that do own , particularly with things like a 401(k). it's not terribly different than it has been in the past. in terms of the ownership society, it has not really gone to some new paradigm post in theal crisis that past. and you do have to look at basic and thenof inequality look at more detailed measures of inequality that incorporate things like tax rates as well as like transportation. we are not all perfectly equal, but the priority are to be established and the conditions to let everyone get a bigger share. click the distinction of this bull market is nobody loves it. nobody is in it like you or i have ever seen. next

lorraine saying rudy guiliani is an idiot. first of all, he is not telling it is like it is.st his comments are the at best, worse, they are racist. 84 percent of murders by whites -- murders of white people are by other white people. people kill people who are close to them, who live in the same communities as them. so to act like this is a black problem i think is misleading at best and again offensive at worst. the other thing he leaves out is that black mails are 21 percent more likely to be killed by police than their white counterparts. that is not a coincidence. that is something that we need to deal with. now we're going to turn to something a little lighter. richard sherman, seattle seahawks causing more controversy once again. remember he went on when he last year's supplant bowel. he recently went on a rant against the nfl. it's a stance on product enforcement. he also slammed the nfl forcing a team to play twice in five days and then yesterday he trended on twitter for calling 49er fans mediocre. richard more than is pretty amazing. the nfl needed him and his owin

all right, lorraine, go to our facebook page.nd of response in the end. everyone is so outraged about everything. >> it's pretty evenly split on facebook. i'm surprised. people say just lighten up, we're too politically correct. weigh in, please. >> and we appreciate your comments. we want you to stay with us, though. coming up, a little girl awoken from a deep sleep without missing a beat. this is awesome. ♪ oh, yeah, this adorable wake me up call, it is going viral this morning. >> and what does t the republic party need to do to get young people out to the polls and voting for their candidates? dana perino knows. she's in the studio, ladies and gentlemen. my mother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzo

jay is joining us from lorraine ohio, ohio, good morning. caller: good morning. c-span recently aired the communist party of the u.s.a. and their convention, and they said pretty much or he said sam meade said that, you know, embrace the progressive ideas i wonder what you think about communim here in america. thank you hoecht. host: thank you. guest: get there is a difference a joke about the difference up to '89. the difference is in the united states you do have a communist party and that's a joke. i think here in the united states, it's an absolutely minority would follow these ideas and you have several ideas that are still left over in many ways. you have the north korean type. you have the cuban type and china is a different story. china, by the way, introduced market reforms and am was able to reform its own system which the soviet union did not do. >> was the tragedy oh, go gorba was not successful with his program of pair striperostroika. nothing is left over and i don't think here in the united states there is any chance of going that direction after t

. >> lorraine, independent caller. good morning to you. >> how are you? happy thanksgiving, david. hello, dad, if you're listening. i was listening and i remember david saying something like, a lot of things don't affect us. i am worried about ms. ginsburg. hopefully, she is recovering also. i just wish a good recovery for her. i think she was in surgery. please have missiles and a lot ofplace, the things i worry about, -- now i am nervous. >> you are doing fine. you're doing fine. ok. it is just, things really do affect us and i really admire the president, when he comes out peaceful strategies. host: i think we got your point. i will leave it there. we will have david pietrusza jumped in. she was getting to the point, the president, wartime president , he has made many attempts to try to resolve conflicts comes to mindat is russia and putin in sanctions, trying to go that route, rather than military. guest: right, but we also had his initiative to go into syria, and now we seem to be pulling back from what we do against the side. also, we had 2011, i think it was, with the overth

here to see the results are lesean's mom deborah and her mother-in-law lorraine.u ready to look? >> jerry, more tissues. >> spin it around. you look -- oh, my gosh. >> is that me? >> it is. >> take another look. >> look right here in camera 12. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh. >> oh, wow. >> oh, my. >> what do you think over there? >> what do you think, mom? >> oh. >> tell us about the hair. >> lesean has a name tag to remember who she is. this is another great haircut, igor side swept layers around the face, brought them back up, which just makes it so incredibly chic. it is feminine, sporty. and, of course, the makeup by enid. >> beautiful. >> she loves it a little bit. i wanted to give her a piece she could mix and match as we go through. this is the perfect jacket for now by andrew mark. the blouse is cooper and ella and nydj jeans. >> fantastic. >> let's bring back our other lovely ladies. come on out. big round of applause. >> happy veterans day. >> nice job, you guys. good job. >> are you having trouble sleeping or not getting enough. >> the answer is probably yes. w