mr. anderson. - hello patty, barbara. - hello, mr. anderson. - mr. anderson? - [jim] mm-hmm? - we're having a scavenger hunt, and we're looking for a golf ball with three cuts and a cover. - well, i'm not sure i have one that good, but i'll take a look. (laughing) (kids talking) (audience laughing) - [jim] why don't you (kathy laughing) go in the living room and see kathy. she sprained her ankle. - yeah. (laughing) - [barbara] bad? no, nothing serious. the doctor'll be over later on to take a look at it. go on in while i look for that golf ball. there's cake and ice cream coming up. (frisky music) we've got a couple of scavenger hunters out there. will you feed them while i pretend to look for a golf ball? - oh, i'll bring it right in. - [betty] it looks like patty's party's moving over here. - [jim] yeah. (laughing) - [kathy] gee, i'm glad you girls stopped by. - so are we! (audience laughing) - you look just wonderful, kathy. - oh, thanks! - oh, no, gotta keep it propped up, kathy. - i think it's just terrible about your ankle. - hello, girls. - hello, mrs. anderson. - hell

mrs. anderson, mrs. anderson declared, it was stated by mrs. anderson. why she's getting more coverage than a flagpole sitter. - well. - how does she do it? how did she learn so much about the building trade almost overnight? - well, i'll tell you betty. i stumbled on something today which sheds a slightly new light on your mother's activities. - what do you mean by that? with whom she works at all hours? i met him today. i was introduced to him at a business luncheon. - jim, shake hands with the state's most famous building contractor, sam carlson. - carlson, oh, yes. - excuse me. - how do you do? - we've never met, but we have the same boss. - boss? - yes, my wife, mrs. anderson. you have my sympathy, mr. carlson, but don't let her buffalo you. she's really not so tough. - your wife, you say? - yes, margaret anderson, the women's aid league. you know, she's the one who's running the clinic project. - oh, she is? - yes, she's the one who hired you. - hired me? i was hired several months ago by mr. morrison, the attorney who handles all the league's busi

mr. anderson? yes, mrs. lawrence?! don't get too close to tom heckendorn. he's got the mumps. [ chuckling ] well, here you are, bud. thanks. my, aren't they good? no, thank you. i already had two. when does the second half start? in about five minutes. boy, what a game. are you enjoying it, kathy? oh, yes. i could see it over again. i'm beginning to worry about father. oh, there's nothing to worry about. i'm just sorry he missed the first half. he was so anxious to see the game. mr. harris? yes, kathy? what's an endowment policy? oh, well, it's nothing to interest a little girl on a beautiful day like this, especially at a football game. gosh, you don't suppose anything's happened, do you? why, of course not. he's probably in the locker room, talking to the coach. [ indistinct chanting ] [ cheers and applause ] freshy! i thought i told you i wanted it loud and clear! what's the matter?! can't you yell?! yeah. it was a great game... i think. i was sitting in the cheering section. am i stiff. well, thanks for calling. i'll see you monday. okay. goodbye. hello

mr. anderson, he's kidding, isn't he? - i'm afraid not, steve. bud's taken quite a... sudden interest in sally. - i'll say it's sudden. see you around. come on, eileen. - goodnight everybody. - [steve] goodnight mr. anderson. - i'm, uh, sorry about that steve. - hi sally! - [sally] hi bud. i know you wanted to get an early start so i'm all ready to go. it's just that i'm not in that big a hurry. maybe we could just relax for a minute? - of course, come inside! thank you. - could i get you something? - hmm? oh, no, nothing. not a thing. that's a-- sure a good-looking dress you have. - [sally] thank you. - [bud] you've got good taste. - [sally] father gets the credit for this. he seems to know exactly what i like. he's just the greatest. - yeah, he's uh-- he's quite a guy, all right. is he home now? - yes, he's in his study dreaming up plays and stuff. he's pretty happy these days, he thinks he has terrific material this year. - yeah. of course, i guess he hardly knows i'm even out there. - no, he likes to keep the boys guessing. he says it keeps t

mr. anderson will be along soon, i'm sure. - well, fine. now, the main thing that mr. mcclure would like to have us go into is group activities. (kathy crunches on food) (audience laughs) things you folks do together as a unit, a family unit. - well, let's see now. - we eat dinner together. (audience laughs) - (chuckles) well, naturally, but mr. buford means more like-- - hey, we went on sort of a picnic together once. remember, when the car broke down on the way to lemon falls? we got trapped into going. (phone rings) - betty will answer it. - maybe claude's got me on the committee. - she can tell you. yes, every year we take a nice trip together, to a family reunion at my sister's place in lemon falls. we have a lovely time. - yeah, lovely. - [betty on the phone] well, just a minute. it's father, and he says he's terribly sorry, but he has a flat tire, and he wants to know who took the spare tire out of the car without letting him know. he sounds furious. - oh, dear, i should have told him. well, it's at the gas station being fixed. betty, find out where he is, and t

mrs. anderson, mr. anderson. - oh, goodnight, nelda. - well, goodnight, bud. - goodnight. - work hard, and i'll see you wednesday night. - yeah, okay. - [betty] how'd the tutoring session work out, junior? - not the way i had planned, i'll tell ya that. - [betty] you're not giving up are you? - [bud] oh no, not me. i'll melt that beautiful slave driver down into a girl. - [betty] oh, sure. - just give me a couple more sessions with her. (betty laughs) - and another thing, bud, your use of relative pronouns is, well ... it's really weird. (audience laughs) i'm sure you know better than this. for example, "unfortunately the boy dropped the package "in some mud, which he was carrying to his mother." (audience laughs) was he carrying mud to his mother? - yes, the old lady needed it for a mud pack. (audience laughs) he was very good to his mother. to his mudder. mudder. (audience laughs) (bud laughs) - well, they are. they're pronouns he and she, and they're relatives mother and son. (audience laughs) (bud an

mr. anderson, you're not by any chance related to a peggy anderson? - peggy, no. i have two daughters, but no peggy's. course there are a lot of andersons in springfield. phonebook has four pages of them. - you know, young cameron appears to be a pretty bright young man. not bad looking either. i thought maybe we should invite him to dinner some evening. as a favor to his father, of course. don't you think so betty? - he's your friend, not mine. (phone rings) - oh, i'll get it. hello? who? yeah, yeah, just a minute. it's a, for miss anderson. it's that guy ebert. i tell ya sis he's a phony. - oh stop saying that. i'll take it in the other room. (laughter) - what's this about a phony? who's ebert? - oh, he's the man that owns the radio shop. betty took that radio back seems like a very nice boy. - very nice crook to me. - the radio? oh yes, it's still working fine. - i just wanted to make sure. actually there's something else that i wanted to to tell ya. - yes. what is it mr. ebert? - well, ah, i i just wanted to tell ya i'll stand behind that radio even though it

anderson? could i take the message? mr. kimbrough at gorman's department store. - i'm betty anderson. i had an appointment with mr. kimbrough, about the job as assistant merchandise buyer. - oh yes, won't you sit down? mr. kimbrough will see you in a few minutes. - thank you. (audience laughs) - hello again. - what are you doing here? - can i help you? i came to see mr. kimbrough, about the job as assistant merchandise buyer. (audience laughs) (dramatic music) - [secretary] will you have a seat? i'll tell mr. kimbrough you're here. (closes door) - don't tell me we're in competition again! (audience laughs) - i'm sorry you can't get me out of your hair. - i might've known you'd show up, the minute i had a chance at something. - lookbetty, i don't know how much this job means to you, but it means a lot to me, i plan to make it a career. - what am i supposed tdo, run up the white flag or something? - no, of course not, but i just want you to know that i'm dead serious about getting this job. (playful music) (betty takes things out of her purse) i guess they made our appointments for the s

mr. anderson. i have children of my own, so i'm used to... marcia? mr. anderson is here to see you. marcia! she's in the basement? yes. marcia? where are you? i'd like to meet you. i'm bud's father. here i am. hello. you don't have to be afraid of me, dear. oh, i'm not afraid of you. i'm just embarrassed that you found me hiding here. now, why would you want to hide from anybody? well, your son asked me to go to a dance with him, and i said i'd go, but... i don't know how to dance. you don't know how to dance? not a step. grandma lanson said she was gonna have bud come over to teach me. i didn't want her to, but she insisted. [ crying ] oh, mr. anderson, i'd be mortified if bud found out i couldn't dance. well, you could have told bud. believe me, he would have understood. tell bud i can't dance? bud, the gene kelly of springfield, to go out with? this is bud? oh, mr. anderson, this boy is dynamite. i'm a little confused. i thought you were dynamite. oh, well, that's just my nickname. you see, i'm on the debating team at school, and when it's my turn for the rebuttal, well, they say

mr. anderson in yet? - no, not yet, mr. higgins. - that was quite a surprise party last night. and you should see the wonderful fishing gear i got. and what a dinner! with the most tremendous, luscious, yummy, candle-lit cake. i tell you, miss thomas, it hit me here. as well as here. (laughing) - oh, sounds wonderful. well how does it feel to look forward to plenty of leisure with no time clock to punch? nothing to do but fish. - what did you say? - of course, i don't know the first thing about fishing. but they say that these lures are guaranteed to get the catch limit, whatever that means. - probably should have let mr. anderson present it at your retirement dinner last night. - my retirement wasn't mentioned, miss thomas. - it wasn't? - it was a wonderful evening. - oh, i'm terribly sorry, mr. higgins, i thought you knew. you see, mr. anderson was supposed to bring it up last night. it was a directive from the home office. - i see. well, of course i knew it had to happen sometime, thank you, miss thomas. - i checked again with his landlady, he hasn't been there. - he hasn't

mrs. anderson i couldn't wait to see the pictures. - [margaret] well i don't blame you. they came out beautifully. - [mr. henslee] they did. - come along, i think they're still in the living room. - actually i shouldn't be bothering with this contest thing at all, but you know how children are. - [margaret] well, of course. - [mr. henslee] especially that little dickens toby. he's practically got us on the boat right now. - i know, we're having the same problem with kathy. - last night toby even got out a little box and started packing his things. - kathy was running around here in a grass skirt. and the other one is-- - [margaret] that's strange, well maybe betty put it some place for safekeeping. all i can do now is to wait until she comes home from school and ask her. i'm sorry. - oh, that's all right. i wouldn't even bother if it wasn't for the kids. - [margaret] i hate to have you make another trip, but could you come back late this afternoon. of course, it would be too late to mail it in, but you could take it straight to the chamber of commerce. - oh sure, i'll com

mr. anderson, how nice to see you. c.j. anderson gets in for six. broncos got a two-point conversion to put it out of reach. >> and it was the dab. death to the dab. all eyes on peyton manning as the clock hit zero, the only quarterback to lead two different teams to a super bowl win should. mvp von miller. six tackles two, and a half sacks, monster game for that peyton manning not that great. 141 yards and an interception. the thing is he didn't have to be great. denver's defense got it done. one last footnote. his 200th career win breaking a tie he held with brett favre. post-game sound just getting into the newsroom right now but we do have a couple of bites, a few excited denver broncos players. >> we've been dominant all year. people don't really realize it. i think we just made a decision, you know what, we're going to dominate. we did it to new england, we did it today. one of the best ever. >> demarcus ware, maybe he's got some bud light. peyton said's buying tonight. >> i read on twitter, and if you're an active player, you can't schill bee

mr. anderson. i had to hire him. the way he was working around here, i couldn't afford not to. and never once did he mention that he had - is that play still running at the stockwell theater? - well it better be. i've got two tickets for saturday night. and bud will be here to run the store. - alright, assistant manager. give us a sample of your service. check the oil and water. check the battery. check the tires. fill up the tank. clean off the windshield. - are you kidding? and get my new uniform dirty, i wouldn't think of it. (laughing) (applause) - [voiceover] robert young. (laughter) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin ... in father knows best. - [margaret] wait till you see what we have for dessert, bart. - [jim] (muffled conversation) - [margaret] i'll be right in, dear. - [jim] take your time, honey. bart and i can talk a little business in the meantime. - (chuckles) it will be hard to get back to business after a wonderful meal like that. - [jim] sit down, bart. - yeah, mom

mr. anderson. talk about an issue that's pretty important to a lot of people out west, land issues. mr. derson. >> first of all, very honored to be here and go ahead and present this question to you. but under obama, there has been areas here that's been designated as national monuments and at this point, my people the southern pie you'ds we're trying to work to get gold beauty as a national monument, too. >> okay. >> and there's a lot of recent issues that came up here and what i want to ask is that there are those who is oppose the american people's ownership of public lands. and would see those lands sold to private interests. as president, how would you ensure that our public lands remain in public hands and preserve our heritage and lives by stopping corporations from destroying mother earth? >> absolutely. [ applause ] >> i don't have to explain to you or i hope anybody in this room or anybody watching the outrageous way and unfair way that governments have treated native americans from day one. it is a disgrace. number two, i will, you know, you're raising issues in terms of extra

mrs. anderson only yesterday and she seemed so cheerful. honey, mrs. holland isn't one to jump to conclusions. hey, dad, guess what i got for you. 36 cents. i've been selling root beer and empty bottles. so that's what happened to the root beer. well, father, do your duty. [clears throat] i did it for you 'cause i knew you needed the money. oh. don't you lay a hand on that child. [ tires screech ] ...careful driving just comes naturally. all that experience should be worth something. and it is... with the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. switching saved me hundreds. in fact, four out of five aarp members age 50 and over who switched to the hartford from companies like allstate, state farm, and geico got a lower rate with the hartford. when i received the quote from the hartford, it was hundreds of dollars less than what i had previously been paying. [ mccoy ] you know, drivers 50 and over are saving $420 on average when they switch. you could save even more. call the hartford for your free quote. not an aarp member? the hartford helps you

mr. anderson, but these things are always such a beastly nuisance to me. and you handle them so beautifufuy. that's right, the left-front fender and the grille. uh-huh. tell me, mrs. paisley, did this by any chance happen at the oak street intersection? oh, just psychic, i guess. wait, don't tell me. was his name greg patterson? oh, that's nothing. i can even tell you what color eyes he has. i didn't notice his eyes, but i got his license number. oh, it was his fault, naturally. and we can prove it, too, do you, uh...have any idea who that girl might be? i didn't have a chance to find out. this -- this patterson person whisked her away in his car while i was examining my bumper. we've got to locate her. well, we may be able to find her. you'd better come in tomorrow morning and make out a full report. all right, mrs. paisley. goodbye. now -- n-now, father, it was really your fault. i wouldn't have stopped if it hadn't been for your lecture. yes, and that's the last lecture i ever give. i make one little suggestion, and look what happens -- i'm head of an en

mr. anderson tomorrow morning. the gop candidates get ready for the debate in greenville. >>> john kasich is looking to ride the wave of momentum to a when in south carolina. kasich is rallying with supporters in myrtle beach this afternoon. was one of several stops are -- along the grand stand. -- the grand strand. he needs a strong finish to spending all of his time being negative. all of his time is spent trashing beeper. even trump said today all the sky does is attack. he needs to start being more positive.>> kasich is heading to the midlands tomorrow. he is set to address the state chamber of commerce before an event in orangeburg.>> rubio finished a disappointing fifth in new hampshire. south carolina's do or die for the rubio campaign. florida republican and -- revealing a more aggressive campaign. he is calling out donald trump, jeb bush for lack of foreign policy experience. >> ted cruz at winthrop university as well as dr. ben carson for a value summit. carson was a dark horse white house but his hopes c

mrs. anderson. this honor is well-deserved and pays tribute to her lasting impact in the local community. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i'd like to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. sanchez: and to revise and extend. thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in order to bring attention to the ongoing umanitarian crisis in syria. the inhabitants are unable to leave and are threatened daily by regime snipers and anti-personnel mines that surround their city. over 40,000 civilians have been kept from receiving vital humanitarian aid and, yes, this has resulted in mass starvation. sadly, media is not unique in its suffering. there are those all over syria, cities under siege, caught in the middle of this vicious fighting, cities with inhabitants in dire need of food and water and medical attention. pre

mr. anderson hasty and his wife ms. lucinda hasty >> shell says even if she doesn't -- she says even if she doesn't track them down during this visit, she will keep dusting off old books. >> i'm almost there. >> until her curiosity leads her to all the missing pieces. neima abdulahi, fox 46, wjzy. >> the room is available for anyone to use. although today was set aside exclusively for african-american ancestry. >>> officials made an announcement today, that a grant will be used for affordable housing. each year the federal government distributes money under the indian housing block grant program. the money helps low income residents on reservations or in other native american or native alaska communities. >>> still to come, the first in the south primaries just days more heated between ted cruz and donald trump. we will explain what has lawyers getting involved now. >>> and is the fight in syria becoming a contest between the u.s. and russia? find out what's delaying cease-fire ag >>> so far in the 2016 race for the whi

mr. anderson.alk about an issue that's pretty important to a lot of people out west, land issue. >> i'm honored to be here and present this question to you, but under obama there has been areas here that have been designated as national mon meants and we're trying to get gold butte designated too. there's a lot of issues that have come up heerp and what i want to ask is that there are those who oppose the american people's ownership of publicen lands and would see those lands sold to private interests. how would you ensure our public lands remain in public hands by stopping corporations from destroying mother earth? >> absolutely. i don't have to explain to you or i hope anybody in this room or anybody watching the outrageous way and unfair way that governments have treated native americans from day one. it is a disgrace. number two, i will -- you're raising issues in terms of extraction of fossil fuels for example. i believe that climate change is one of the great challenges facing this planet and

thank you, anderson. now, mr. our white constituents to react to your comments that new orleans needs to rebuild itself as a chocolate city? well, anderson, unfortunately, this country has many deep-seated issues about race. so much so, that, when i used the term "chocolate," people immediately think i meant black. but, in fact, i mean delicious. so, you're saying new orleans needs to rebuild itself as a "delicious" city? yes, anderson. see, for the past few months, when people hear new orleans, they think, "oh, that's bad." see, we need to get into a place where people say, "mmm, that's good!" we need to get delicious, anderson. mr. mayor, i have to say, this is a sort of political double-speak is not appreciated. you know, if anything, now is the time for straight talk. anderson, anderson, let me make something perfectly clear: i'm a crazy person, all right? now, don't forget i'm crazy just because i'm a mayor. i was crazy before the hurricane hit, and, if anything, it made me crazier. joining us now, the rev. je

th's why we want to k in with jim reid-anderson, o and to be executive chairman and cfo and incoming ceo johffy. mr. reid-anderson welcback and lcome tomad mone" >> thank you, ji >> i donto bury the . the last thing you had to say on your confence calls,be i remain one of the top investors in the companyi'm confident our talented team will deliver tremendous results" and that you have had an eight-fold increase since the day you started. so congratulions. thank you, jim. >> and you will betaying on and sthave an office and be able to help joh not that u need it but you' be. >> there johneeds very ltle helphe's an amazing executive. i am staying on,l be the on bigger strategic issu, including governance of the mpany d mna anarealike that. have to tell youji after our xth record year and we're t up for what i think will be a senth record, this ia greatime to be ae to hand over leadership to an azing person john duffy and marshall barber who will step up as cfo. >> we' go to you, yohaa great moment on the conference callyou said when we wer lking abt how the company does, it's not just july and august

mrs. anderson. hi, dennis. guess what good ol' mr. wilson did? he gave money for me and tommy to go to the movies. oh, boy. oh, i'm sorry, dennis, i know it's saturday, but tommy went to the movies with us just last night. i think that's enough movies for this weekend. i'm sorry. no. well, we gotta do something. we got all this money to spend. i'm sure you'll think of something. how about me buying a bunch of stuff to eat and giving tommy a surprise party? that's a swell idea. oh, no, not in this house. i'm still finding traces of his birthday party. say, that reminds me. it's probably not good anymore, but i hid a piece of birthday cake in your piano. oh, my goodness. come on, tommy. let's see if we can give freddy a surprise party. come on. okay. [music] boy, i sure don't understand why the mothers in this neighborhood don't want us to come in and give a surprise party. we gotta find some place to have it? how about eric mandle's house? yeah. me and bob and phil and george went roller skating in their bathtub. was mrs. mandle mad? heck no. she

that's why we want to check in with jim reid-anderson, ceo and soon to to be executive chairman and cfo and incoming ceo john duffy. mr. reid-anderson welcome back and welcome to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. >> i don't like to bury the lead. the last thing you had to say on your conference calls, remember, i remain one of the top investors in the company, i'm confident our talented team will deliver tremendous results" and that you have had an eight-fold increase since the day you started. so congratulations. >> thank you, jim. >> and you will be staying on and still have an office and be able to help john, not that you need it but you'll be. >> there john needs very little help, he's an amazing executive. i am staying on, i'll be the executive chairman with a focus on bigger strategic issues, including governance of the company and mna and areas like that. i have to tell you, jim, after our sixth record year and we're set up for what i think will be a seventh record, this is a great time to be able to hand over leadership to an amazing person john duffy and marshall barber who will step up as cfo. >> we'll go to y

mr. anderson. taking a look at the forecast model, take that snow and put a little snow up here as we work into the late afternoon. by 4:00, 5:00 p.m. brief period of snow, over to a mix and over to rain overnight tonight. a coating to a couple inches of snow, and i do expect mild temperatures to surge in here on tuesday along with the gusty wind. forecast through the day today, though, frigid start. close to 0 for a lot of us this morning, even the city of boston not that far off it. mostly cloudy by this afternoon. 7:00 p.m., a little bit of light snow. watch the evening commute home. there may be some slippery spots any time after 5:00 p.m. seven-day forecast coming up. >> sarah: we're following breaking news from overnight. a car crashes into a home in seekonk. it happened on country road late last night. it appears the car plowed into a pick-up truck and went through hitting the house. there is no word yet on any injuries or what may have caused the crash. time now for fast track traffic with

mr. anderson, but i wonder what he was doing there. now, dennis, they're never seen in this state. wind him up, dad. we heard this other bird sing. all right. this'll show you. [chirping] he sounded just like that. same kind of bird all right. [chirping] [music] here you are, dear. oh, thank you, my dear. how does your ankle feel this morning? oh, fine, perfect. the epsom salts took all the swelling out. you know, i can't understand how he was able to describe a canadian-crested warbler. but there can't have been one in my backyard. yet he was accurate in every detail. the purple throat, the touch of white above-- [chirping] hark. what? hark. be quiet. be quiet. pretty. someone must have a new canary. shh. get me the binoculars. [chirping] [chirping] oh, it can't be but it's true. how could i have ever doubted the boy? a canadian-crested warbler in george wilson's backyard. martha, i've got to call mr. timberlake right away. george, it's 7:00 in the morning. it's no time to call the head of your birdwatchers' club. the importance of this discovery. why, he'd never forgive me if i d

anderson: did you file a report on mrs. newman' she seems to be more of a danger than i realized to herself and to others. >> billy: i didn' t even realize there had been a hit-and-run until paul told me. thought i was in the hospital from the beatdown from my bookie. >> victoria: can you believe that? getting hit by a car and not even realizing it. >> billy: you know what? i' m sorry. two seconds ago i said we should stop talking about the accident, and i brought it up, so let' s just stop talking about the accident. >> noah: you really don' t remember anything? >> victoria: um, noah, i think somebody wants to talk with you. >> noah: uh, excuse me. >> victoria: does he seem off to you? >> billy: who, noah? >> victoria: no. our waiter. yes. noah. i just, uh, i' ve never seen him he seems so down, as if my father has broken him. i tried to talk to him about it, to get him to let it go, but i don' t think i got through to him. [ car door opens, closes ] billy. where did you go? what just happened? >> billy: vick. i' m startin

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here's that anderson contract, sir. anything else, mr. post? sir? it's no use, ed. i'm still hiring a secretary. oh no, wilbur, with a girl around i won't be able to talk to you whole day. ed, a businessman can't run a sloppy office. and horses don't make good secretaries. i need a girl who can file, type, take shorthand. yeah, but can you slap a saddle on her back and take her for a ride in the park? you'll get used to a secretary being around here. ed, i've got to deliver this contract. meanwhile, clean up this mess, huh? (moans) the eternal rectangle. the man, his wife, his secretary and his horse. cronwall secretarial agency? this is mrs. wilbur post. i'm calling regarding a secretary for my husband. yes, i'll wait. carol, believe me it's a bad move. because he never had a secretary. winnie, please. yes, a girl who can type, file, take shorthand. sit on his lap. sit on his... winnie! that's right. he's sort of looking for a girl friday. and you'll be looking for him the rest of the week. oh, what's she like? a secretarial school graduate? good. business experien

anderson cooper. (ringing continues) don't you think? cy? fine. fine? mr. beene, that's emily's list calling for mrs. grant. (ringing continues) fine, james. fine. go on tv. (ring, receiver clatters) lillian! surprise. it's me-- cyrus beene. (projector and camera shutter clicking) (harrison) that's him. baseball c c. same guy i saw at the hospital. (david) all i see is ear. he knew where the cameras were. never showed his face. guy who gets to huck and works for albatross-- no way he lets himself get caught on camera. maybe if we zoom in. (david) we can see how an ear works. (keys click) is there another angle? another camera? a secret camera we could hack into? i don't know. i'm not huck. i've been poring over this stuff for two days-- every camera, every angle. it's--this is all we've got. welcome back. we were just looking over the footage from that night. we didn't want to bother you while you were... shaking off the crazy. it's true. play it. (taps key) that's charlie. (taps key) how do you know? that's his ear. (sighs) (projector and camera shutter cl

mr. trump: he's got an awfully big wall at the vatican, i will tell you, so it's going to be an interesting -- anderson cooper: but people do come and go through the vatican and it's open. mr. trump: and they're going to come and go through the wall. nikole: in a town hall on cnn, donald trump said he doesn't like fighting with the pope as he defended his proposal to build a wall at the u.s./mexico border, something the pope said was not christian. but amid the holy war of words, democrats had their own bickering battle over their credentials at a their own town hall on msnbc and telemundo. polls nationally and in nevada reflecting the tightening democratic race, a brand-new nbc news-wall street journal poll shows hillary clinton leading points in south carolina -- by 30 points in sumter line a. eric: hillary clinton may be today. can you tell us who? nikole: congressman jim clyburn is expected to publicly back clinton before the state's primary on february 27. clyburn is one of the top capitol hill and the highest ranking elected deomcrat in south carolina. he has a strong voice and could sway some in

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mr. trump: he's got an awfully big wall at the vatican, i will tell you, so it's going to be an interesting -- anderson cooper: but people do come and go through the vatican and it's open. mr. trump: and they're going to nikole: in a town hall on cnn, donald trump said he doesn't like fighting with the pope as he defended his proposal to build a wall at the u.s.-mexico border something the pope said , isn't christian. but amid the holy war of words, democrats had their own bickering battle over their credentials at a their own town hall on msnbc and telemundo. the fight between clinton and sanders comes as new polls show tightening races, as well as in nevada. leading bernie sanders by almost 30 points in south carolina. eric: we understand hillary clinton may be getting another key endorsement today. do you know who? nikole: it appears south carolina representative jim clyburn is expected to publicly back clinton before the state's primary on february 27. clyburn is one of the top african-american leaders on capitol hill and the highest south carolina. the clinton campaign hoping that endorsement reso

mr. baker: thank you, governor. ms. anderson. addington,to virginia for the sentencing of the three executives of purdue and back again, a mother stood up and she had her son's ashes in a small casing and she held them up and said it took me 11 years to conceive this child and your company one year to take him out. everybody back then, that was there outside -- it was sea of people-- a with pictures of their dead children outside in the rain and it was the most horrifying days i've ever had. saying that been that this is an epidemic. this was 2007. it just grows and grows and i agree with you, there arehumlin, that so much work being done, which is excellent. we are all doing so much work. there are so many families coming forward and getting involved and advocating but the bottom-line is that there are other things that need to be seriously looked at. , we aren norfork county involved in the district --a lot of the unintended debts are not only all of and heroine, it's these other pills that are being prescribed. a lot of times,

mr. press: the question was askedon meet the press, by anderson cooper in the cnn and bernie has been askedhat question many times. first of all, the blurb is totally homerless. -- harmless. it does not endorse the book. it repeats a point he makes in every each, which is twofold -- speech, which is twofold. one, we need a political revolution. that is his phrase. and that political revolution means progressives have to keep the pressure on the next --ident, who we hope president, who we hope will be a progressive and democrat, to stick to the progressive agenda and follow it through, and not compromise, and that the president has a responsibility to rallied the progressives to keep the pressure on him, and put the pressure on congress. which is again, why i think the timing of this book is important. i think we are on the cusp of a progressive revolution. i consider both bernie sanders and hillary clinton progressives. one of them is going to be the next president, i believe. now is a good time to take this guy doow does that we thought it was a real progressive, how did we learn from that

. >> renee anderson: this was actually a connection we made with the family. mr. jesse burke was an enslaved man, and he was charged with playing this violin and entertaining the slave holder and his guest. >> pelley: this is the smithsonian's warehouse in maryland, where the story is being written. and these are a few of the lines. "received by grigsby e. thomas, the sum of $350 in full payment jim, about ten years old, this 31st day of december, 1835." jim would have been familiar with these-- shackles dating before 1860, bondage that might have been broken if the keeper of this bible had succeeded in his bloody rebellion. nat turner had said that god commanded him to break the chains. his bible was taken away before his execution. paul gardullo is a leader of the curating team. >> paul gardullo: i think many of us who know the story of slavery know about nat turner; know about nat turner from the perspective of perhaps a freedom fighter, perhaps a murderer. well, we know this is a religious person. we know this is a person who can read, and when you begin with

mrs. barbara bush will be a wade's restaurant at 9:30 a.m. you're looking at video of bush campaigning in anderson last week. he'll be holding a meet and greet in greenville at noon at the kroc community center. that's on westfield street and noon. and his last event of the day will be a rally in central at 6:45. the other candidates holding events in the low country, midland and grandstand. geoff: marco rubio will be in clemson today for a rally. allyson: lester holt will anchor "nightly news" from south carolina today. geoff: tomorrow night as soon as the polls close at 7:00 we'll , bring you full coverage of the election results, live reports from across the upstate, from candidate watch parties. at 11:00 with everything you need to know about the south carolina gop primary right here on wyff 4 and on our mobile app. allyson: on the democratic side, congressman jim clyburn is expepeed to endorse hillary clinton today. cnn is reporting the congressman will make the announcement at 11:00 this morning, at allen university in columbia. clyburn is the highest ranking elected democrat in south caroli