. >> what's her name, maud shaw? >> maud shaw was the nanny.jacky reportedly, gave the dress to shaw shortly after she retired in 1965. the auction house says the photos are extra special. they show never before seen private moments. >>> these photos show completely different side of the family, where it was just amongst them, and just being relaxed, and fun and carefree. and i think that really does come through in the photos. >> i'm sure they were all take never england, because that's where mrs. shaw cared for the children. >> well, how old would maud shaw be? also included is assigned copy of maud's book. it is called white house nanny. my years with caroline and john kennedy jr. the bidding starts at $10,000. they think it is probably going to go 50, $06,000, i would think, one dress. chances are you're probably still cleaning up from this week's storms. but don't move those trees just yet. we're going to tell you what is covered by your insurance and how to get the money you need for those home fix-ups. ♪ most weekends only last a couple

. >> maude. >> i'm only here because of edith. the fact that you happen to be here with her is beyond my control. like any other freak of nature. >> before that show was off the air, fred silverman was on the telephone with me saying "there is a show in that woman." >> hello? no, this is not mr. findley, it's mister findley. yes, mister findley has a much higher voice. >> get your coat on and come on? >> what makes you think you can order me around. >> you're my wife that gives me the right. >> when he says wife he means possession. >> so what, maude, you told me you wanted to feel possessed. >> walter, i never said that standing up. and you know it. >> he really turned the spin-off series into an art form. >> norman lear hates to call it the lear factory. all come out of the building, allowing him to move show to show like a dervish. >> good times was like holy smokes. there are black people on tv. >> never before a whole black family on tv with the fame father. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go ahead

applaud maude >> that was a brilliant rescue. >> credit to these guys. it was just -- >> something going to pay close attention to we have a 7-week-old fox and it's got a plastic tub on its head. look how little that creaturesome the family that spotted this little creature called the east sussex wildlife rescue and ambulance service to come in andapture it and ou can see they had to cut this thing off. a perfect reminder why you should throw your trash away recycle your plastic. this fox probably smelled a tasty treat at the bottom of that plastic jar. there you go little fella. >> do get it off, hey, what you're not my mom. the next day it was returned to its mom. so the good news is went immediately back home after getting a little treatment. >> look at that face! >>> sometimes people are just in the wrong police at the wrong time and it gets caught on video. this first video from sydney australia, sur veil leb footage from outside a bake shop. that woman, about to make a delivery. she is loading some food into the back of this suv. and then watch wha

. >> he kind of maude a sound and that was it. >> reporter: a lot to clean up on this busy stretch of 2nd street. again right now, you so that second car being loaded up on to a tow truck. so for the time being, this road is shut down here 2nd street could be a little while longer as the investigate continues. they're trying to get the cleanup under way. you can see right here still peas of the car still on the street out here in chester. live, i'm matt delucia, "nbc10 news." >>> remembering beau biden, the final good-bye for delaware's former attorney general begins today with a memorial tribute in the state capitol. the beau biden died saturday of brain karnes. he was 46 years old. biden will lie in honor between 1:00 and 5:00 this afternoon. a procession from wilmington to the state house will start around noon. the viewing is open to the public. now, if you lan on going to dover just be prepared. the roads around the state capitol building will be closed starting at 11:30 this morning. tomorrow there will be two public viewings for beau biden at st. anthony padua catholic church,

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hey, the answer is maude. >> we can debate it all day. let us flee to inside politics.your realm. >> my eyes are telling me to go to vegas with berman. my heart tells me i would rather go with alisyn. >> thank you. >> a lot to do with politics this morning. a busy day. to share the reporting, sar ra and jonathan. a shake up in jeb bush's campaign before he's a candidate. that comes next week. he's making his way around the country for months and raising a lot of money. what do we make of the fact they brought in david cokeland. he was going to be the big guy. now, they are saying he is going to be important, but not the campaign manager. danny diaz gets that job. what is the problem here? >> i think dave and david bring different skill sets. when you look at it it makes sense. dave didn't make sense as a campaign manager. he's a bigger thinking a key strategist from iowa. he did a lot there for romney. diaz sleeps five hours a night, reads everything when he gets up in the morning. he knows how to drive a message and work the facts. none of these were dave's strong poin

. >>> convulsion all in the fame" "maude" "theever sons" all shows from the '70s, television opened upramming. some of it funny, some not so much but it was all provocative and pioneering for the barriers it broke, the topics it covered. a warning -- some of what we'll show you over the next two minutes contains strong language. if there are children in the room you may want to turn down the volume and count to 120. stephanie elam has the record live from los angeles. >> that's right. when you think about it some of what we are about to show aired freely without any warning on primetime television so the fact that we are even giving our viewers that heads-up about the language says so much about how tv has changed in the last 40 years or so. television in the '70s was a shock to the system. >> our world is coming crumbling down. the could notons are coming. >> reporter: in the '70s language on primetime tv took a grittier tone. >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> you called me -- >> that's no worse than honkie. >> it was norman lear who revolutionized tv. >> it was prom

all of the items were owned by the family's nanny maud shaw.ueline kennedy reportedly gave that dress to shaw, shortly after she retired in 1965. the auction house says the photos are extra special because they show never before seen private moments. >> these photos show a complete did i different side of the family where it was just amongst them, and just being relaxed and fun and carefree, and i think that really does come through in the photos. i'm sure they were all take never england, because that's where mrs. shaw cared for the children. >> also included is assigned copy of shaw's book, white house nanny my years with caroline and john kennedy junior. the bidding start at $10,000. >>> time now 5:56. coming up next at 6:00 storm clean up continues, two days after the storm. thousands still without power, all over the area. how long some might have to wait to get the lights and most importantly the air-conditioning back on. plus, see how president obama prompts shutdown a heckler at the white house. who would not back down. mike and alex ar

shows like "maude" and "all in the family" showcased issues and "the mary tyler moore" show in 1970.areer. >> i think the 70s was a special time. it was rare to see a single girl like a mary richard or a single mom, like elaine nardo, on television. >> what's wrong, don't they feed you in there? >> reporter: mary lou henner starred as elaine single mom who drove a cab on the hit show "taxi." >> elaine did reflect what was happening in america. in the '70s, women were saying "marriage isn't what i thought it would be. i don't want to be somebody's wife." >> reporter: tv reflecting a new found america. between 1970 and 1980 the number of working women aged 25-34 increased nearly 50%. so what would mary and rhoda think of the women on tv today? >> they would be envious. if you remember women couldn't get pregnant at work until 1978. >> reporter: the year women could no longer lose their jobs just for getting pregnant. but it would take another 15 years before the family medical leave act was passed. allowing 12 weeks of unpaid leave to care for a newborn or family member. and while sala

and redesign the american sitcom "all in the family," good times, sanford and son, the jeffersons maudey at a time and so anand so on. the shows broke boundaries of subject matter and language. you name it, he went there. thanks for joining me. >> my pleasure. i'll take that back. we'll see. >> we will see. >> yeah we'll see. >> people always say even decades after your programs originally premiered that you made people talk. you got people talking with your programs. is that a failure on the part of other show creators they didn't get people talking in the same way as you? >> i think the difference might be that what they talked about following "all in the family" included the subject matter of the show, whether it was either menopause or mike's inability to make love because he was studying so hard or archie is out of work or his feelings about richard nixon or whatever we were dealing with. >> did it ever occur to you that television was just supposed to be disposable and mindless and entertaining and not make people think? >> when i was accused of if you want to send a message, lear

. >> what about "maude"? didn't "maude" give us something?irth to a great show. >> right here on the fox news. >> thank you very much. >>> 18 minutes before the top of the hour -- coming up straight ahead -- think you're saving money by renting? think again. three cities where buying a home is now the better deal. that story -- next. >>> plus check out this multitasking dad catching a foul ball with a baby in hand. look at this. good job, dad. how does his wife feel about that? he tells us her reaction when father and child join us live straight ahead. ♪ walk this way talk this way ♪ i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class from m

we've maude this much progress. can buy weeks to months. the other, a year or two. the costs to make a cancer drug you charge what you want. it's a monopoly. that's an issue to take head on. when you make a drug that's good or bad you charge the seem. we need to bring in a value. we need to say you have a monopoly but at the same time you need to be incentivize f advised to create drugs. we need to put the two in line. >> you make the direction that we've reached a point where everything is moving very fast. >> overnight we used to have five or six new drugs a year for all drugs. now it's dozens. thal progress curve goes like this. we need to respond by appropriate pricing. we need to respond by learning how to use them. retraiting the medical students with all these technologies and at the same time make an impact on these horrible diseases. >>> apple is betting you can change the way you listen to music. we'll show you how they plan to take on spotify with its new streaming service. you're watching "cbs this morni

. >>> and syngenta reports a take overbid for monsanto saying the company has maude made moves to addresserns. on sunday monsanto said it would pay syngenta an $18 billion breakup fee if they could not get global approval for an acquisition. >>> let's take a look at shares. how are they performing syngenta down 3%. monsanto up 0.2%. >>> and the brazilian billionaire may be taking shots at lowman for reportedly an offer for the maker of smirnoff and bailey's, as you can see up over 7%. >>> also happening this week is the g-7. president obama has called on global leaders to quote, stand up to russian aggression this as the g-7 meets in the bavarian alps with sanctions against moscow on the agenda. president obama and host german chancellor angela merkel also discussed greece with both sides agreeing on the need for athens to perform. let's get to a report with caroline roth live in bavaria. >> reporter: good morning, seema, rarely do we get any decisions out of these g-7 meetings. and don't expect anything this time around. i think what president obama is hope for is to get support and a sh

jacqueline kennedy reportedly gave the dress to maud shaw, her nanny, shortly after she retired in 1965ion house says the photos are extra special because they show never before seen private moments. >> some inside and private moment. >> opening bid $10,000. >> will go for a lot more. >> ooh, 06 grand probably. >> jen? >> i think she will play some lacrosse now. >> talking about how to pick the best sport camps for your kids. do you pick a camp where your buddies go, or not? we will talk about that with coach mark duncan, come on back, having some fun this morning. life's our old family recipe, and a kitchen with just as many layers. life's our old family recipe, and a kitchen with just as many layers. >> think you'll be able to see the tall ships, the future cast, looks great for that time of day, 11:00 a.m., after and 3:00 the clouds start building up then the rain toward evening, probably, not until maybe 7:00, 8:00. and the heavy rain looks like it will skirt to our south. most of it. but now we get the on and off showers, through the early part of the day. and that would be on frid

cruel balancing work and upright by trailer that flipped over and the 6:00 hour of westbound to 37 at maudeiar traveler although the happened hours ago the work together trailer operating clear and the process there special heavy-duty tow truck on the scene so this is impacting your commute out of milpitas and san jose heading toward sayville all the way up to the one a one toward my avenue since oligotrophic also some slowing no. 101 impact deride come asci bill heading out into on view has been a tough one this morning traffic does not want to improve. it happened hours ago but surely a 47 it quickly cleared and traffic is never recovered from the the u.s. approached the toll plaza back of all the way toward castro and its solid to the stand. culture the chp is in a page to make sure there's a lingering activity nothing there still. backed up 12 mr. mottola toward what one. >> mark: a baby drowns in a pool in the east bay and tricia. has tricia the latest please >> reporter: say thursday night around 8:00 when they are called to this neighborhood on a bridge line drive that call the a one

he maude a plea for governor chris christie to pardon him. you know what happened yesterday?doned him. >> we have a decorated war veteran running for congress. why he feels it's important to be there and what his military service will be used to serve this country moving forward. we cannot wait to speak with him. >>> what happened friday night in mckinney, texas. apparently a group of young people kids organized a pool party at the community pool. they had 30 pool passes but then a crowd showed up loud music. some people not invited, jumped over the fence. the security guard overwhelmed. you see the police officer. then you see the part now making national news. that man right there, corralporal david casebolt is now on leave because of what was caught on camera. >> it looked like a one man machine when it comes to this officer and the breaking -- many different areas of mastery of self-defense. because of what happened the way he took this down the way he tries to defuse the situation that resulted in his temporary suspension and this march last night. >> over 800 people gat

. >> reporter: the photos once belonged to the kennedy's nanny, maud shaw.kie is leading caroline on her horse which i think was called macaroni. they look so happy. there are a lot of photos of them at the beach. just playing in the sand being nor pal kids. there is just really charming ones. >> reporter: also auctioned with the photos this elegant custom made maternity dress worn by the first lady in 1960 when she was pregnant with john jr. >> she may have worn it to a luncheon or matthew she would be out and photographed. >> it sows you how they were a young family in the midst of attending prestigious events. >> reporter: amid is prestige of camelot int pat everyday moments like these, everyday snapshots from a life that was anything but. >> what i have read about jackie kennedy is it wasser very important for her to raise more children in a way that seemed as normal as possible. i think it comes through in the photos. >> they don't age. they don't change. they are captured in this one particular moment that we have romantic romanticized and we view thro