the bill mcintyre shooting star brigade. >> the show this year did the phantoms parade. >> it's anotherurs, father and son fran and bill mcintyre couldn't be more excited. >> scott says having dad with him makes ringing in the new year that much more special. >> there's nothing like it in the world. >> we also stopped by valley forge casino resort. it doesn't get much busier than this. >> six private parties, two weddings -- >> the halls, rooms, they are all decked out for the new year. the kitchen staff was all hands on deck. >> we are doing over 3,000 covers, a thousand pounds of lobster tail, a thousand pounds of filet mignon. >> if you want lobster and great food, it's one of the places to be tonight. >> eric wilson was an original member of the band sublime and wants to see you there. >> there are still tickets available, not for long though. >> the show this year might be the best yet. they hope you come out to watch. "action news," bob brooks. >> in wigged "delaware tonight," as fireworks went off it was a family friendly event that kicked off at 9:00. there was ice skating and l

from mcintyre. i was forever being mistaken for a scot. what are you then?'re five minutes late! i thought you were all listening to the archers, or something. that was a very short bit of football, or a very short first half. yes? he says, we appear to have lost that film. you are telling me! we will try to find it. i was totally changed by the experience of it. i went there and it was such a dreadful shock. i hope i shall never see anything like this again... you have much more humility after that kind of experience. you cannot go around being bombastic anymore. it calms you down, it makes you realise what some other people have to put up with in life. now coming to the last moment of apollo 13, as it begins its re—entry. the best thing we can do now isjust listen and hope. it needs to be edited and refined over time, you have to be very self—critical... i was a woman who did strange stuff. there's a definite stigma to a woman's thing. to be accepted as an architect, i am not sure it is fully done. not here, not in this country, i am still considered to be

. ♪ step by step >> my crush was joey mcintyre. who was yours? >> i was a joey girl.n "fuller house," i kind of have a crush on all of them. ♪ together forever >>> and who can forget "together forever" by rick astley. what's the biggest difference doing it now versus back then? >> i'm old. i'm old, baby. i need more rest. ♪ with you >> eddy money has been holding on for four decades. ♪ whatever will be will be >> the best music in the world was in the '80s. you'll hear the '80s 30 years from now. >> he was backed up on stage by three of his kids. and speaking of kids, blake lively's older sister robin couldn't say enough about her two nieces. >> what is it like seeing your little sister as a mommy now? >> oh, it's -- this is where she belongs. >> we were all so happy to see james coming. she stole the show. >> she is the best ever. i'm telling you, look out. >> ah, sister love. >> she also dished on brother-in-law ryan reynolds -- she really loves them and their family together, number one, they're normal. number two, they really protect their kids and just love and s

we have nicole petallides, and jack mcintyre. do you buy a day like today or sit back wait for a pullback? >> no. if we take out 20,000, that wouldn't be a catalyst for me to buy. that is part of euphoria in risk assets since the election. your prior speaker highlighted there is tremendous amount of insecurity out there any way. we're at sugar high for financial assets. doesn't mean it can continue. we need clarity from what we get from fiscal stimulus package. would hold off until we get that information. liz: jeff cocoa is with us. from indeed which is number one job site in the world. that vanilla jobs report was up just good enough, 156,000 jobs for the payrolls adding there, wages growing at the fastest pace since 2009. when you see firmer wage, you got to figure people might spend more, but what about the opportunity for more job growth? we've seen that trend down year-over-year. 2.16 million jobs created in 2016 but 2.7 in 2015. what happens in 2017. >> we're seeing slower job growth than 2016 and seeing slower job growth

that is joey mcintyre, who is 44 this weekend. >>> right now our palm springs international film festivalto be there. >> monday the 2nd, amy adams, nats alley portman, casey af le electric, nicole kidman. sponsored by mercedes-benz and "e.t." will be hosted by mary hart. >> i understand it. that's right. that is wild. >> it may be wild for tom hanks, this year's icon award winner for sully. the event kicks off awards season, and last year's honorees, alise sha vikander and brie larson went on to win oscars. >> i can take care of you. >> i know that. >> rising star ruth negga from loving finds herself in that position this year. her movie, which tells the story of an interracial couple, is a critics' favorite. >> we're almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late-breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. before we go, check out the video from kelsea ballerini for her song, peter pan. she's already going into 2017 with a big honor. she was nominated for a grammy nor best new artist, and we hope to see her at the grammys live february 12th on cbs. enjoy this vid

i can't wait to go in front of mcintyre with this one. >> evans is not laughing for long. due to be released from jail in just eight days, he was charged with a new crime, felonious assault against officer may. his stay at cuyahoga county was extended. he must remain in jail until the new charge is resolved in court. evans pled not guilty, but if convicted, he could be sentenced to eight years in prison. other inmates like perry mckinney and his identical twin brother herbie mckinney don't get in much trouble in jail but present a different security issue. >> it does create a security problem for us. especially if we have them housed in the same area. because of course it will be difficult to identify who they are. they could be switching off and even could get to the point if one of them was going to get released and they could switch identities and things like that. >> someone might get the wrong impression. >> switching identities to fool law enforcement is in the mckinney brothers' playbook, as perry explains. >> he got a dui and used my name. he was on probation, so i

. >> reporter: maury mcintyre is the president of the television academy, which interviewed the entire tyler moore show" for its online archive. >> lou grant, who was so gruff and hardy. >> the only time i push people away is when i don't want them around me. >> murray. >> i'm going to see how long it takes before you to say something stupid. >> was that an insult? >> three seconds! >> reporter: ted baxter, who was always so into himself. >> we'll see who's the funny guy around here. >> we're on the air, ted. >> i know that. >> reporter: that vessel of uncorked ambition, sue ann nivens. >> i must confess, it baffles me why lou would want something he's already had when he can have something fresh and new and exciting. >> one of the other great things about -- about mary richards, she was most fully herself with her female friends. okay, with rhoda morgenstern, with phyllis lindstrom. >> what man in your life could have been a long time ago or someone you just met that you wish you knew better? >> well, there was this professional dancer. >> not you, phyllis. >> reporter: and the cast i

historian ben mcintyre explores the impact of britain's special air service in world war ii. . . and authors every weekend. book tv, television for serious read [inaudible conversations]naudibe [inaudible conversations] >> evening, everybody. good evening and welcome to the lower east side tenement museum. my museum.nn my name is anna collins, vice president for programs and education to hear at the museum. how many of you have visited in the past? how many of you have gone to our tenement at 97 -- how many of you have been here in thisl go? building? it hasn't opened yet. so upstairs we will be opening an exhibit appeared with dan tenement talks. excellent. but i like sometimes people feel like they visited the tenementep museum and they came in 1992 and they don't need to come again. we are so glad when they come back again and the programs here in the public programs here at night. but also what we are really, really excited about is the e debate that's going to open thie summer in 2017. the third floor of this building is now being transformed into an apartment in which over

historian ben mcintyre explores the impact of britain's special air service in world war ii. . .