then there is catholic schoolgirl mary catherine gallagher whose antics made her hard to forget. >> i beth gallagher. >> mary catherine gallagher. mary catherine gallagher. >> many mentioning the bickering couple gumby and pokey who aren't too happy to work together in this clip. ♪ we are birds of a feather ♪ >> oh. oh. i love him. >> and i love him. >> gumby, of course was played by eddie murphy who will be returning and re-uniting for the "snl" family for the first time in 30 years tonight. we were just talking about that lester and erica. anyone you're hoping to see tonight? >> i'm really excited about eddie murphy. >> i want to see the land shark skit again. >> candy gram. candy gram. all of it. i can't wait for the show. >> we have quite a big setup outside. going to be a big night. >> sheinelle, thanks. >>> coming up we'll have a preview of what you can expect on that show tonight, but first these messages. together. and together we put veterans first. search va careers to find out how. nature valley crunchy granola bars give you energy from 1/3 of your daily whole grains. so 1/

i was thinking about what mary catherine was saying i tend to agree, i'm a little older than mary catherinehink it's a little beneath the dignity of the office gosh, why the president is doing this? nixon was an laugh-in. clinton on arsenio blowing a saxophone. i understand these people want to president of the united states want to come across as more human but at some point, i think you don't want to end up somehow demeaning what is the highest office in the land. heather: at least, pick your opportunities. i wonder who is advising him when doing these things. he could have wait ad day or two after announcement about kayla mueller, the same day when we're running out of our embassy in yemen. as you mentioned mary catherine, this is the not first occasion this has happened. following beheading of james foley. he was seen minutes later smiling on a golf course after benghazi. took off next day for a fund-raiser in las vegas. who is advising him? >> yeah i think he does want to reach these millenials. i have no problem doing an interview with buzzfeed which i don't think is below the dignity

mary catherine ham is back. and we have tom with us as well in the house.you both have kids. michelle obama wants to socially engineer good taste from your children's palette. this is offputting to you at all. >> we are already indicating her and do not worry, she will not be taken in. what i like about this is relying on instituting ignorance. you don't get to taste the vast wild from taco bell. we are going to rely on her ignorance. [laughter] >> that's all they know. kennedy: even though it has given you the desire for sugar and fat and rewire your brain to accept ordinary foods. >> why are we still up on these hot lunches? urges so much happier now that you buy a sandwich and a bag on the airline? hot meals are overrated. have a subway in the school. that is it, everyone should eat sandwiches. kennedy: my girls would feast like warrior queens. >> the government has been wrong about what is healthy over and over again. >> when kids share their lunches, sometimes looks at the rancid piece of something. and it's almost like it's giving them the eating diso

mary catherine is back along with simon conctable of the "wall street journal."do you think of this one? >> sometimes my brain can't get wrapped around this, ask people here illegally to report they hear only because they were accidentally apprehended. melissa: they're calling to complain about treatment from various people they've broken the law getting here. now there is the new amnesty program. >> right to explain that and deal with it. melissa: and maybe the people handling them are not dealing by the right rules. simon, what do you think? >> when i was a then legal immigrant, they might get race and gender wrong. they thought i was a chinese woman. melissa: you're kidding, right? >> no, i'm not kidding, i'm not kidding, this is absolutely true. melissa: you're saying the folks could use oversight. >> you was under that impression. >> you were, okay? how about having a help line or a call line for people who are here legally for government complaints too to get those things fixed. there is plenty of things that might need to be fixed. >> you are saying we mig

if i don't like your answer then -- >> hey, mary catherine, have you ever noticed this from bill o'reillyto be fair to miss guthrie, she's a more traditional interviewer, you ask the question and the follow-up, but then don't say what's your opinion. i corrupted the whole interview process here. but by and large i don't think it's fair to say, even though she asked him about the wings, you can have a little fun in the kitchen -- >> it happens yes. and frankly, it doesn't -- >> and whip up some waffles right in front of him. that's what i would have done. tip of the day, do you have trouble sleeping? a lot of americans in fact millions of americans do, all right? i have a tip. about a song and if you play the song, you fall asleep. tip of the day. moments from now. if you take multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse spray or gel so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. you exercise. you choose the salad. occasionally. but staying well... physically, financially, em

against i then went back and read catherine frankie and mary ann cases article also had explicated some of us. said the decision by the eoc so outraged women's organizations that do actually founded the national organization for women as the reaction to this but again, go to now's website and look under history, they will explain that. so after this start, the eoc emerged as a real leader in shaping the law of sex discrimination. the head -- how did the eoc do that? first, through commission decisions that it issued, okay, initially it did not have real strong enforcement authority but they did have the requirement of taking in charges, investigating, seeing if they've got, if the eoc thought it was reasonable cause. in the early years of the eoc, those decisions were all issued by the commission. actually they all came up to the commission, the facts of the investigation came up. the commission issued commission decisions explaining why there was cause for not cause to believe discrimination had occurred to all of these are confidential because under the statute you could not disclose