i'm joined by meredith viera herself for a behind the scenes tour. ok, meredith. i know this is small, but i brought you a little housewarming gift. -oh, you're so sweet. -thank you so much for having me here today. -are you kidding? i love you. -i'm so glad that you live so close by, like a few floors. meredith: you're in my home now, home away from home. -let's talk about why you wanted the set to feel like your home. -i really wanted to do the show in my home, actually. that was the first plan. and my husband said no, that's not going to happen. -so you have an open door policy at your house? -i do. apparently i do. and if i couldn't do that, then i wanted to be second best. and that was this. -i'd love to look around so i feel like i'm actually visiting your house. -ok. well, this is supposed to be my family room. and this chair really is from our family room. and if you notice, it's a little worn around the edges, because we have to cats, felipe and sweet pea, and a dog jasper. -it has so much character. -it does. that's my word. thank you. -so much character

that gets to the root of the problem that meredith was getting at. when congress is given the constitutional responsibility to police its own, but it's in a damned if you do and damned if you don't situation. it's very easy for these things to become politicized and partisanized. we went through a long period with the criminalization of ethics. but its even just as easy to imagine, and it's, frankly, happened more frequently, and this is what craig was getting at, where in effect an old boy network that cuts across party lines that says, we won't push anything against your members, you won't push anything against ours, and we'll push it all under the rug. so there's a real lack of credibility here. and that lack of credibility hurts congress as a whole in serious ways. that's why many of us have pushed for some kind of independent process, respecting the constitutional responsibility that congress has, which is what resulted in the office of congressional ethics. there have been multiple attempts to do this in the senate which has completely brushed

. >> we are here with meredith and lilly in a play room challenge obstacle course. riding horses, doing bouncies, jumping over the mountain of stuffed animals, pushing their babies through the ring of fire. >> is this dude from north carolina? i recognize that accent. it is? ha-ha! >> lilly is the youngest. she is going to get a bit of a head start. >> lilly is off but she is jumping over the boxes and goes through the tunnel of doom. >> she is racing all the way over to her horse. >> i love the commentary frommed d the dad. >> oh, no. they are both stuck! she jumps over with no problems. there goes lilly. i'll dance and get a bull's-eye to win. all right. let's see. >> first try. >> absolutely. >> she got a bull's-eye! you won, lilly. what do you have to say for yourself! >> champion! >> give me high five! >> you want me to show you how you make cool even cooler? you do this. in fact, it's glacier ice cold. this whole dance. we are talking some really impressive freestyle dancing. freestyle moves. on a glacier in british columbia, canada. you have tatia gonzalez. s

that gets to the root of the problem that meredith was getting at. when congress is given the constitution responsible to police its own, but it's in a dammed if you do, damned in you don't situation. it's easy for them to become politicized and we went through a long period with the criminalization of ethics. it cut ace cross party lines says we won't push anything against your members and we'll push it all under the rug. that's why many of us have pushed for independent process respecting the constitutional responsibility that congress has which is what resulted in the ethics and have been multiple attempts to do this in the senate which has brushed it aside. the final decisions have to be made by congress and it's filtered through the house ethics committee. if you don't have an independent accountability process, then you really don't have an ethics process at all. i would just make one other point. craig talked about the era. there was another element to this, which is when the ethics committee in the house pushed and pushed finally did its job

>> will meredith be joining us for dinner? >> no!s fallen ill and she'll be staying in a non-fat milk bath all night! >> oh, meredith! she's like the sun but without the warm! >> ha ha ha! very good, frasier! [ light laughter ] >> hey, guys. thank you so much for watching loud frasier reenactments. please like and subscribe to loud frasier. >> and please donate to out kick starter, loud frasier live at the hollywood bowl. [ laughter ] >> guys, thanks for watching and please comment below. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and -- i found this fairly amazing, but someone did reply to their tweet. let's take a look. @phot47, "no. [ laughter ] #notgonnafundyourkickstarter." this is been -- [ cheers and applause ] "the least trending topics on twitter." we'll be right back with john goodman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ when the snow comes to cover the ground ♪ ♪ it's a time for play, it's a whipped cream day ♪ ♪ i wait for it all year round ♪ ♪ in winter it's a marshmallow world. ♪ ♪ have a cuervo. . 't have any regrets. cuervo. have a s

maggie and meredith disagree about how to treat a patient's case. and kallie feels responsible when a procedure leaves the doctors speechless. >> wait, i lied because i thought you would think i killed her. >> didn't you? >> no, god no. >> drama, drama, it's back in time to the bonfire and we'll finally see what happened on the night of sam's death, the truth will be revealed on "how to get away with murder," it begins at 8:00 with "grey's anatomy," and 9:00 "scandal" and "how to get away with murder" at 10:00 and "action news" at 11:00. and don't forget our twitter conversation, #~ 6 abc. we are back in a moment. i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. can we sleep over? please! come on! see why fios is rated number one in customer satisfaction and hd picture quality based on cu

. >> it sounds like meredith is not happy with derek in an all new "grey's anatomy," derek turning downill hanging over their heads and an opinion's diagnosis causes bailey to re-evaluate her own health. >> i say there is hope and this means you call me every night? >> unless you want me to come over and tuck you in. that came out dirty. i just want -- i miss you. i'm thanking about a way to spend time together now that there is hope. >> it depends. >> ooh la la, so romantic between those two, there is hope, will they bring fitz and olivia back together on an all new "scandal" what is olivia's next move on nelly seems to be back in fine form ready to make new moves, that is tonight on an all new scandal-starting at 9:00. >> you white trash killer, that is the piece of garbage you are. >> wow analise is not pulling punches when it comes to rebecca on an all new "how to get away with murder" and also more sparks are flying between laurel and frank despite warnings for those two to stay away. that is all new tonight. a big night of television it starts at 8:00 with "grey's anatomy" and "sc

savannah and meredith wearing mom jeans. willie and tamron as the spartan cheerleade cheerleaders. and father peter alexander and natalie as mary kathrine gallagher. hoda and kathy lee as wayne and garth. and then there were the blues brothers. performance by al roker and a guy who looks an awful lot like me in sunglasses. we'll check into it. >>> when we come back, why humiliating our pets on this halloween is now a multimillion dollar industry. >>> happy halloween from pennsylvania avenue this evening where the president and first lady are welcoming about 4,500 trick-or-treaters this year. >>> if you're getting ready to take the kids out in the neighborhood or putting the finishing touches on your costume, then you're one of the millions of americans spending more than $7 billion combined on halloween this year. but one of the big growing markets isn't for adults or even for children. nbc's janet shamlian explains. >> reporter: forget your costume or how your children are dressing up. what's your dog going to be for halloween? for many primping the family pet has become the highl

. >> monday night on the communicators, meredith baker of the wireless association. tonight at 8:00, propaganda and america's view of the japanese during world war ii and sunday lfternoon at 4:00 on ree america, a film on tuberculosis. find our schedule on www.c-span.org. you can call us. you can e-mail us. or you can send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation and like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. throughout road campaign 2014, c-span has brought you more than 130 candidate debat ts from across the country in races that will determine control of the next congress. this tuesday night, watch c-span's live election night coverage to see who wins, who loses, and which party will control the house and senate. our coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern with the results and analysis per you also see candidate victory and concession speeches in some of the most closely watched senate races across the country. throughout the night and into the morning, we want to hear from you in your calls, facebook comments, and tweets. campaign 2014 election night coverage on

meredith said to me, you have any idea who you're seated next to tonight? i said, no. she said, it's jan morris, the writer who has just had a sex change operation. now ms. jan morris. i kind of vaguely read about it. and i say, oh, my god. and we're immediately sat at the dinner, and she couldn't have been more charming. she said, i have been watching you cover watergate. how has that effected you? and i said, not thinking, it's changed my life. now, i'm just, you know, i'm red in the face. how do i get out of it? and ben overhears this, and he bails me out. he leans over and says to her, when was the last time we saw each other? was it in algeria? i thought, why can't i say something like that? that's who he was. he never -- he was always joyful. woodward and i talked about him a lot because bob and i come from the same kind of midwestern protestant guilt, and he said ben never, ever looked back. he only looked forward. if they made a mistake, he'd say, okay, clean it up and we go on. instead of anguishing over it, he'd say, okay, got to keep going, guys, and that's

meredith said to me, you have any idea who you're seated next to tonight? i said, no. she said, it's jan morris, the writer who has just had a sex change operation. now ms. jan morris. i kind of vaguely read about it. and i say, oh, my god. and we're immediately sat at the dinner, and she couldn't have been more charming. she said, i have been watching you cover watergate. how has that effected you? and i said, not thinking, it's changed my life. now, i'm just, you know, i'm red in the face. how do i get out of it? and ben overhears this, and he bails me out. he leans over and says to her, when was the last time we saw each other? was it in algeria? i thought, why can't i say something like that? that's who he was. he never -- he was always joyful. woodward and i talked about him a lot because bob and i come from the same kind of midwestern protestant guilt, and he said ben never, ever looked back. he only looked forward. if they made a mistake, he'd say, okay, clean it up and we go on. instead of anguishing over it, he'd say, okay, got to keep going, guys, and that's

. >> later today, meredith explains a connection with her husband and chef daniels. >>> a philadelphiaice officer is thanking the high schooler who pulled him from his cruiser after it burst into flames. it sparked after his patrol car was hit by a pickup truck. the 17-year-old volunteer firefighter didn't think twice about running towards the burning car. >> he's my hero, by far. i'd still be sitting in it. >> he hurt his head and suffered burns to his legs, but he's going to be okay we hear. in fact, he's already recovering at home. >>> most of us think of the physical effects of stress, we think of things like headaches and upset symptoms. but it can range from your hair, teeth and skin. we talk about stress-related skin conditions. we decided we want to do this because we know you've done a lot of work with veterans lately. we wanted to look at this topic and see how it effects them and how it may relate to the rest of us as well. >> something as simple as acne. when we're under stress it promotes a hormonal imbalance lance somewhat. that is what causes the acne. so it's the male h

>> and jewel reveals one of her biggest regrets to meredith. that's at 1:00 this afternoon on nbc 4. she did as a legislator, doors, hoping yobarbara comstocke. pushed bills benefiting her special interest client, then failed to disclose she was paid thousands by that same client, failed to disclose 85,000 in extra compensation. the washington post called comstock's behavior "an apparent breach of congressional ethics." we just can't trust barbara comstock. patriot majority usa is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> later today, virginia governor terry mcauliffe will be briefed on the ebola screening. dulles is one of five u.s. airport peoples are traveling from liberia, sierra leone or guinea are allowed to enter into the united states. stricter screenings began two weeks ago. travelers are give an kit to include a thermometer, tracking log and information on who to call if they're sick. >>> an experimental ebola vaccine protected monkeys from catching the deadly virus, that according to researchers from the university of texa

. >> and find out if meredith can talk adam brody into >>> today you can find out if your child is slated to go to a new high school. they are expected to vote on that tonight recently revised t boundaries after concerns about diversity in the original area. the new high school is slated to open in december of 2016. soon you can listen to music on youtube in a new way. it s but only for beta testers. you can pay $1a month the listen for free. or ad-free. we're looking ahead to two new advances for body sculpting and contouring that will become available in 2015. dr. cheryl burgess joining us with that. i can't wait to hear. this sounds too good to be true. >> yes, there are two things fda cleared. and you'll be the first to know. >> i'm excited. i understand that one of them that cellulite, the other tackles excess fat. >> yes. let's start tw the cellulite one. a lot of women suffer from that. ironically, me y fat is positioned a little bit different. >> a dimply and you can be a s' zero and still haveocellulite. so it's a device used in the doctor's office. it tends to break the bands up

. >> is that meredith. >> hey, hoda. >> kathie lee in here?ally a lot of room. down up, up, down, down down up. >> no stalling. rapid fire questions. kathie lee, i start with you. >> all right. >> who is the bigger -- you or hoda? >> hoda. >> what is last thing you borrowed from hoda? >> nothing. there is nothing she has that i want. >> best regis impression. >> i'm out of control! >> what is your vice? >> sweets. >> ever had a one night's stand. be honest. >> yes. >> more than one? >> that was not part of the question. >> oh. i. >> love whi love when hoda gets touch with her honest self. first of all, you're sitting on the lid, obviously, and the technical guys are coming in -- >> very inconvenient. it went on forever, by the way. >> you lost your shoes. >> yeah. >> your favorite shoes, hoda. >> yeah. >> by the way, can we get that -- that cleaned? remember how it -- >> that stall? >> the bathroom -- >> it wasn't great. you know what, that's how life is. all right. >> awful. >> we'll play a little game with you guys. there is -- >> is this he

is meredith telling the truth? answer's today at 1:00 right here on >>> i'm richard jordan at the live desk. the u.s. postal service getting ready for the holiday rush. they say they will be working around the clock. >> we have a busy season ahead of us. we expect to handle about $550 million packages a day between now and the holidays. we're ready to deliver every single one. >> patrick donahoe also unveiling the reindeer holiday forever stamp which will be available soon. in the next few week, the post master general says the post office will be delivering packages seven days a week, including on christmas day. also announcing today the national museum here on loan the rarest and most valuable stamp in the world, on display in the spring. >>> millions of you are planning to fly for thanksgiving this year. reporting 24 million people will travel through airports over the 12-day thanksgiving holiday. the busiest travel day will be the day before thanksgiving as well as the following sunday and monday. the slowest t

the kids are from meredith school here in queens village and they are getting ready to be the first skaters here at the rothman institute ice rink. you have all been watching this going on outside of the city hall, it officially ends this month with the $55 million overhaul. this is real ice too, we do stories on the pop-up ice rinks, this is the interactive fountains that you can enjoy in the spring, come on out here and skate, the next few hours are free and come out and join it for free. this is mike west, the ceo from the rothman institute. getting ready to cut the ribbon, what is so important about having this outside of city hall? >> we are so excited. right in the heart of the city and city hall, it's accessible and affordable for all. >> we hear the choir behind us, really setting the mood, winter is in the air for sure, people are ready to enjoy the winter sports. >> the weather is cooperating with us, thank you everybody for coming out today. we are excited to be here. >> before you do this, i have to show everybody, it's not an ordinary ribbon, it's ice chi l chiselled for this o

>> more on how that nick jonas picture became a fan favorite on the meredith i'm m-a-r-y and i have copdi'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. breo may increase your risk of pneumonia, thrush, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking breo. ask your doctor about b-r-e-o for copd. first prescription free at mybreo.com ever since we launched snapshot, my life has been positively cray-cray. what's snapshot, you

. >> by the way meredith cassidy, one of the women who use to be a producer of this show, she text me yesterday, she said wayness her dream. >> what were you doing. >> what were you doing. >> it takes two hours to brush her hair when she's going out. i came on over and waiting on her to come out and she came out and her hair was filth i good have you ever had one of those dreams about a co-worker. >> i'm asking you. >> have i ever dream of co-workers. >> like one of those types of dreams. >> oh, yes. >> yes. >> i'm having one right now. >> really. >> goodness gracious. >> justin, did you get in my ear the ugly cities. >> insuring didn't make the the top ten of lovely people. >> figures. they did the list, they will not put them on. >> let's see who is on it. >> we can put them on the list. >> i will talk to you about something, you have heard of bridezillas. these guys are getting so involved in wedding planning they are called groomzillas. >> much more common. >> they have released a list of how brides determine if your man is turning into a groomzill a a groom who won't compromise w

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>> you can catch more of of this with meredith. kathie lee and hoda today at 1:00 right here on nbc 4. >>> the cost of sending your kids to college is going up again. four-year public anniversary is almost $19,000 a year. out of state, you're looking to pay at least $32,000 a year. you'll run about $42,000 a year on average if you send your child to a private nonprofit college. the college board says adjusted for inflation it cost more than three times as much to go to college now as it did 30 years ago. >>> today, an advisory group will vote on a policy that prevents gay men from donates blood. if you ever donate, you will see some men cannot, men who have had sex with another man any time since 1977. according to bloomberg, the group could recommend changing that ban to adjust a one-year after sex ban. the fda will vote on this policy in december. >>> in fuse for your health this morning, heart disease is the leading cause of death among americans according to a new y journal of preventive medicine. where you live can put you at

woman meredith surprises.hat's today at 1:00 o >>> what would you do if you saw someone breaking into your home and you were 1,000 miles away? that's what happened to one woman. she was in philadelphia when she got an alert from her phone. that's when she looked at a security camera app and saw a woman breaking into her condo. >> this woman and man come walking into our beautiful apartment in florida. i've got a clean picture of this woman's face and i really want -- i'm not letting this go. this is not a minor issue. >> the burglars got away with the camera and an empty safe. >>> the supreme court hears a case today that could lead to tax refunds for some of you in maryland. the court will decide whether the state's piggyback tax on out of state income is legal. maryland does not make certain people pay taxes on income made in other state but everyone is required to pay county taxes on that income. maryland could be on the hook for $150 million in back taxes for residents. >>> the reaction to this next story

he personally escorted james meredith to integrate ole miss.n gavins was assassinated, he stepped into the street alone to defuse a standoff between protesters and police officers, standing with guns drawn. he called out "i'm from the justice department and anybody around here knows i stand for what's right." he let the prosecution of goodman shall waner and cheney, and with thurgood marshall, he went to the supreme court to defend the voting rights act. he described himself as a lincoln republican, but still served as the top lawyer for the commute -- and his side, a young hillary clinton. in 2012, he was awarded the medal of freedom. >>>. >> in the words of john lewis, he gave civil rights workers a reason to not give up on those in power. i think it's fair to say i might not be here if it wasn't for his work. >> he passed away yesterday at the age of 92. as i've studied the civil rights movement and those before my time and have worked with those during my time, i try to tell young people that the movement was not just the character mattic f

this is the meredith march. this whole generation of kids were not afraid. they grew up, from the time they were four and five, watching older people both local leaders and sncc people doing what they did. going to jail, coming back, being in car chases and making it through alive. these kids were different coming up in this generation. this is one of the first times, this is the vietnam war, this is '66 in the civil rights movement when there was a convergence. the whole black power slogan brought out a different kind of person to the marches. the were a number of folks who felt i am not nonviolent, so i'm not going on this march. they would stand on the sidelines. some of them carried guns in case there was anybody who came after the marchers. you need to be charlie cobb's book about this shift. we will get you -- i am sorry. this nonviolent stuff will get you killed. i think this is the first black panther t-shirt that this young man put together on his own. it was a different person that we needed to reach. the sort of irony of it, it did change the woma

was convicted for a second time in january by a jury in italy for the 2007 death of her roommate meredithox was an he can change student in italy at the time studying creat creative writing. she's working to appeal the verdict again. >> former baltimore ravens cheerleader facing charges of having a sexual relationship with a 15 year old boy. police say 47 year old molly shad dock's relationship with the boy culminated in sexual activity in a vacation home in bethenny beach, delaware over labor day weekend. charges include rape and providing alcohol to minors. she's estranged wife of a prominent maryland energy executive. >>> caught on camera in georgia. a driver swerving for miles and coming within inches of slamming into other cars. >> and here it is. another driver caught it all with his own dash cam. richard durbin says he saw the driver taking out mailboxes, jumping curbs. durbin decided to call 911. good decision. police say the woman behind the wheel was under the influence. >>> i just want to do make sure that she was brought to justice for endangering those people. >> police arres

plus, i get a behind-the-scenes tour with meredith viera on the set of her new talk show.modern lakefront gem just outside of seattle. -this home was designed by internationally celebrated architect wendell lovett. and it is the best example of art and architecture you'll find in the northwest. welcome to open house. today i'm coming to you from a 4,000-square-foot loft in the heart of manhattan's trendy tribeca neighborhood. this home is the perfect marriage of the chic and industrial.

therefore, sustains the defense's objection -- >> it doesn't take long for the judge to affirm meredith's> he's removed from his cell, put into isolation, told why that's happened, because people are saying you've put seminal fluids into foods that you're sharing with other inmates that you have the ability to have yourself, only because of your medical condition. if it's not true, why doesn't he then have the absolute ability to say it's not true, i was just kidding left-hand, ha-ha, or words to that effect, and then takes whatever steps he's capable of taking to stop this problem. really, it can be most easily likened to, it's like shouting fire in a crowded theater. >> he'll be charged on two counts of failure to disclose hiv and use of a computer to commit a crime. >> the defendant will be incarcerated on count three, the use of a computer, credit for 113 days that have been served previously. on counts one and two, the defendant will serve not less than 24 months, nor more than four years. these counts will all run concurrently. >> he's sentenced to a total of your and a half years.

ago, small business saturday came into creation, and it really benefits a place like this, right, meredith? this is merit the owner. so how did your store start? how did this all come together? >> so 15 years ago, i was i was a customer here. i fell in love with the place. and i became an employee and after that about three years ago i became the owner and i haven't left ever since. just love it. it is home. >> and that's the thing. these aren't big boxes, this is small local thing, benefits local, most of the stuff in here, you said, is actually made in the country. >> yes. >> and it benefits the local community. so, what is small business saturday for maybe for people who don't get it? >> small business saturday focuses on all of the small businesses that are across the country, and a lot of people don't get to see usually, and it just kind of focuses on us local, you know, specially in manayunk, we have a lot of things here, and a lot of businesses. >> sure. and i mean there is no lines out the door. you're not having a big block buster sales, right. so what exactly -- how does it benef

was convicted for a second time in january by a jury in italy for the 2007 death of her roommate mereditherr cher. knocks was an exchange student in italy at the time of her death. studying creative writing much she's also working to appeal the verdict again. >> all right. if you struggle with acid reflux you don't need to us tell you you're not alone. >> that's true. what you might be doing that makes things even more difficult, and it has nothing to do with what you eat. california trick or treater goes out to score some candy. comes home with crystal meth. eight years old. tonight the search for who dropped that drug into her bag. >>> but first dangerous mystery illness that hits young women. it can start with just a simple cold and then feel like you're suffocating. one woman's story of misdiagnosis and even surgery before doctors finally - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready

brandon, payton, jane, , sten, luke, west, lauren aaron, mike, ris, doug moore, bennett golder, meredith wise, ann randy, heron johnson, christy, naji jackson, kathryn, ann watson, reggie, mike, charles, david bell, adam, and yvonne davis. madam speaker, it's been the honor of my life to have served alongside this team and for all of their hard work and dedication to me and to the people of georgia's 12th district. i say thank you. with that i yield the floor. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, last month in october i had a young lady, jessica, and her father come to my office and tell me a great story of survival. i'm introducing legislation on behalf of this 13-year-old, jessica huber of texas and has shown the real meaning of survival. we have grade examples every day in our armed services who are serving in harm's way on our behalf of their strong art of survival. in jessica's case, on november 19, 2002, jessica was nearly killed after her mother, while under the in

but it was a particularly rainy spring, i feel like again, just like the meredith march, there was a lot of rain. as one of my -- the folks i spoke with for the book said, it rained like in the bible, in 19 days out of 31, it poured. it was a particularly wet spring here. and it had to be evacuated twice, you can see, you know, what happened. i think maybe the drainage has gotten better in west potomac park. and here's pictures of slightlier happier times. barbers doing their jobs, so by the time most of the mexican-american and native american marchers arrived from the west, which was several days after resurrection city had been started, and they started pitching tents there, the city was a mess. as ernest vehill, denver's crusader for justice said with some undersame, we didn't see what we hoped to see, clearly for understandable reasons, martin luther king had been assassinated. but we said if they don't have their craft together, we wish them the best of luck, meanwhile we have to get on with what we came here for. many lived in the hawthorne school which was a progressive high

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meredith sinclair of meredith plays.com. we have young olivia here, too. i love this first idea.s design this table, really easy. ask your thanksgiving guests to bring something to the table to give back. >> okay. >> so, books, clothes, food items and then your kids can sort through them. and then set a time that, you know, you have a pickup or everyone has those local drop offs. >> salvation army. >> on friday and give back on black friday not just getting more. >> what a great idea. >> simple. >> and then pictures. same old saying. you've got a great way to spice these up. >> everyone has done the photo booth, right? have you ever played corn hole? i'm from chicago. exactly. we've taken a corn hole game that we wrapped with simple butcher paper and then we got a retired art teacher in our community who was thrilled to paint these beautiful things. this is cammi, the turkey. your kids can play. if you don't have corn hole, we did the same thing with foam. >> love it. >> from the hardware store. turn this one around. stick your little face in there. we've also made a grown-up ver

kristen was on with meredith vieira. >> the elephant. >> transition to the excitement of the possibility >> i hear the rumors, too. i hear the rumors, too. i think it would be great if michael patrick had another one to write and we were all free and i think we would all be thrilled for the opportunity. >> do you watch reruns like the rest of -- well, me and natalie. >> i don't have tv in my house so no, i don't. >> you zroent tv in your house? that's great. >> well we still love you. >> we still love you. >> if did you have tv -- >> i hear you guys are great. >> you can listen to us on sirius xm. >> i don't have that either. >> cynthia nixon, thanks anyway. >>> all those gifts under the tree could be yours. jean chatzky tells you what you need to do to make it happen and maybe a tv for cynthia dear willy, thank you for alerting us to doorbells & trash cans, and helping us appreciate your enthusiasm. (dog barks playfully) dear murphy, thanks for being a warm pillow, a snuggler, and showing me that slobber... ha! just adds character. dear sadie, for playing along with make-believe games,

her husband, james brolin, how they fell in love and what drives her crazy about him today on the meredithr night sleep this guy here will get at-home sleep devices a little bit of a try. >> the style and elegance of princess diana as some of her gowns hit the auction block. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> all right. back now. 8:38 with our special snooze or lose on monday. i got the results of my sleep-tracking watch. savannah explored mommy brain on tuesday although she doesn't remember it. al, this morning, it's your turn. >> that's right, guys. sleep is a luxury a lot of us in this line of work don't really get much of. is it something you pay for? this morning here is a look at how and why sleep has become a really big business. >>> americans are tired of being tired. myself included. with a jam-packed schedule and a full house, i am the king of team no sleep. >> i know it's a bad number but i know during the week, if i'm lucky i get five to six hours of sleep a night. i don't get enough sleep. i've probably cut seven, eight years off my life. >> guess what, i'm not alone. according