, come on, maks. he's joining us live right now. you got big cheers here in the studio. >> what a gat surprise. >> that was a great -- what was the reaction? what did you hear from some of the students after all that went down, maks? >> first of all, i just want it to be on the record that i thought that we're going to be, you know, playing older couple and it'll be an older people's class, you know, like we'll blend in and then w walk in, we're literally 30 yearsrs ahead of the oldest person in t room an it's not even like, you know, beginning, inter-mediate. it's like full-on theater class of people that actually are on now so, yes, so it was like, okay, ccool, jt a little different. we definitely stand out. i was trying thought to laugh watching peta be bad. it actually, you know, like what she said, it was hard to be off -- >> was it because it's very easy for everyday -- easy for uso be off beat >> yes. >>>>ut it's difficult for you to do that? >> it turned out to be a little hard. also to keep a

hey, maks -- >> this was amazing. thank you. have a great time. glad you and peta are doing so well. coming up -- >> whoo. >> counting down to >> is that acting? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. to the climate crisis, think again. in america, clean energy is enough power reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting over one million jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do even more. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. >>> all right, we're kicking off "gma's" countdown to thanksgiving this morning with celebrity chef and food network star scott conant. this is great. slice prep time for thanksgiving where do we start? i see we've got a bird here and then this bird is laid out. >> we spatchcocked it. >> you what happened it. >> fancy way of saying we took the backbone out and opened it up. one thing you could do this a day in chance and let it sit the day of for about two hours in a refrigerator, right. >> after you remove the backbone. >> after you remove the backbone, you can use a pair of shears

which mak you the father of the entire product line. , the ipod itself had such a dramatic impact onverything that apple has done since. turning point big , going from computers to consumer electronics. emily: what was your relationship with the stephen leicht? tony: it was professional. friendly, but it was tough at times. a great mentor type of relationship, and there were other times when he would call --on my the best thingt for the customer experience, which is what i loved. i would never trade that for anything. emily: i read that it was kind of like father and son. tony: there were times when we were like ok, we are going to take on the world. intention, there is an creation. you really need creative tension. emily: you quit a couple of times. tony: it was a dramatic relationship. emily: there is a modern mythology of johnny isakson as the apple design guide. how do you remember it? was it more of a team effort? leadsmes the mythology people to believe -- tony: when it comes to design, there is no right or wrong. there are opinions. different people had different opinions and

the second one, he needed to just mak a high school catch. >> verne: yeah. so the ball goes over on downs. 2:13 remaining. >> gary: auburn could get it back with the proper use of time outs with, whwh, 29-30 seconds left. they've got one left. >> verne: one time out remaining. >> gary: remember a year ago when alabama played in this game, they did not have to win this game to go to the s.e.c. championship. >> verne: that's henry again and that is a new alabama single-game record for numbers of carries. that's number 43. auburn uses its final time out. hope you will be with us a week from today. we're going to h helorida and alabama. jim mcelwain's team playing later tonight against florida state. alabama has now you won nine in a row. that eliminates ole miss fromm any possibility o o making it to atlanta. second down, five, with 2:09 to go. there is an auburn alum. that's tim cook. c.e.o. of apple. and to his left, our right, that's his nephew, alexander, and a nicer young man you can't imagine.e. >> gary: they were in the booth. had a good time. >> verne:

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the mistakes that people mak divorce is that the kids have to live like every event is a pressure cooker.eeverything they go through, just builds up on them time and time again. what do you think a birthday party is like for them? >> we do it also. >> dr. phil: of course you do. what do you think they feel like if it's christmas time and they go be with one of you versus the other? they feel they're betraying one to be with the other. the biggest most frequent mistakes in a divorce and marriage, they're very traditional. the biggest mistakes you can make is sabo you use a child as a pawn. you use him to get back at your partner.tage. you use a child for information or to manipulate your ex. you transfer your feelings on to them. you force them to choose sides. family events become pressure cookers. you use them for companionship. you treat the child as an adult. you become too emotionally need you overindulge because you feel guilty. you baby them. oh, it'sy. okay, baby. that's the last thing they need. i have two rules with children. you never ever burden them with situations they cannot

. >>> if you think your family mak a mess of their rooms, they have competition. a family in indiana had to call the cops for help getting a deer out of their master bedroom. the deer broke through a window, going to the back of the house. look at him looking into the camera there. police eventually got the deer out through a window. nobody was hurt. the homeowners do have a lot of cleaning up to do. >>> demanding more money. the cause that has thousands of workers speaking out across the country. >>> and the campaign in prime time tonight. what to expect as presidential candidates square off again on a national stage. so far 1,000 of you have shared this on facebook. the winter forecast, if you missed it or if you want to catch it . >>> right now we're waiting to learn the identity of a person who died in a car fire in southwest washington. police say a car crashed into a large tree and caught fire just before midnight. it happened on raoul wallenberg place last night. the car was heading southbound. the body was found inside the car. >>> the gw student associati

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fox 29's joyce evans explains how he's already mak making pros in his mad dash to save his own life andreporter: he is a rock star research assistant professor of medicine at penn. >> as you look to your left you see these blood vessels. >> reporter: former athlete at georgetown and oxford who also has an mba from wharton. he made national headlines as a sophomore. co founding a huge support group for grieving college students after his mom waged a fierce battle with cancer. >> unfortunately she passed away a couple months after this. >> reporter: but today david fagan bomb promised her he'd find a cure. instead he found himself racing against time facing a little known extremely deadly disease that may suddenly take his life. >> this disease it's so fright frightening it's so epi sod dick i can go from looking like i do now, healthy, feeling great to within a couple days being in the intensive care unit with every organ failing. >> it's called castle man disease. >> so it's a deadliest cancer. >> but far more mysterious. >> third of patients die win five years. >> reporter: it's a hidd

. >> dancing's maks is back. helping a disabled dancer get back on floor. >> amazeingamazing. it's very it's humbling. by -- >>> so before we go, continuing to top the box office worldwide. just grossed $550 million. >> that is crazy. but did you know that bond's iconic vodka martini was not his first cocktail of choice? no. daniel craig revealing the drink that didn't make the cut on jimmy kimmel this week. here it is in case you missed it. >> what would you like? >> a robitussin and tonic straight up. white russian with two splenda, sweet pickles and mr. pick. strawberry daiquiri, sorbet and two umbrellas. waiting with make that three umbrellas. and one of those little yellow swords. >> how about a shirley temple. can you imagine bond from long island? >> long island -- >>> murder is so personal. she knew who was in the room she trusted that person. and the saddest thing is that the last person you look at in this world is not your loved ones -- it's your killer. >> gosh, i miss her so much. >> tough. tenacious. as feisty as her name, hard-driving defense attorney chiquita t

but first, i want to start with cnn's gloria borgoues, mak, and john hillary. i'm going to start with you, gloria. i was reliving that. >> kiblt was 15 years ago? >> standing on the street corner interviewing people saying hey, what do you think? jeb bush, is he still feeling the reverse vacation of his brother in this election? >> i think look, i think the bush name has always been an issue for jeb. interestingly, george w. bush does not hurt jeb bush in a primary. he's very popular men republican primary voters right now. what hurts jeb in the primary is that he's not as good a politician as his brother was. his brother was a great transactional back slapping people -- >> want to have a beer with kind of guy. >> right. and jeb is not that way. as you said in the clip you just showed, i'm not capital cannan america. he's kind of warming to the campaign trail, but it's taking him a while, particularly on the debate state. >> sharif push, do you think, as part of his -- >> well, in the republican prime minister, he's using it to raise money. in a jrl election, i

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. >> they don't throw money at you to mak e that film. >>y seth: they're not thinking, "this sounds like the next 'avengers.'" yeah. [ light laughter ] >> sure. so it helps if you have, you know, an oscar winner -- >> seth: sure. >> - hanging around at home, discarded around the house. [ laughter ] and i had one. [ light laughter ] and then -- and i had an anthony mackie, as well -- not in my house. i just want to make that clear. >> seth: no, sure. >> we don't all live together in a weird place. >> seth: so that's a good question. all actors don't live in the same big house? >> that's right. it's not like the monkees. you know what i mean? by the way, the monkees did live in the same house. >> seth: the band the monkees? >> sure they did. >> seth: this is a true story. you know -- >> absolutely true story. i rented their house once. [ laughter ] it's true. >> seth: where was their house? >> los feliz. >> seth: oh, wow. there you go. >> just telling you. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's great. [ laughter ] you know, it's been a long tim

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