mr. helling: great to be with you. host: democrat jason kander challenging republican senator roy blunt. why has this race become so competitive? mr. helling: couple of reasons. roy blunt has been a senator from missouri for six years. he is in his first term. he remains a popular figure in missouri, but he has some flaws. first of all he has been in , washington for a long time. he is 66 years old so he is , well-known to people in missouri going back to the 1980's. and this is not a year to be an incumbent, as you guys know. it is a tough deal to defend government or washington than it has been in past cycles. jason kander is a fresh face. he cut a very well known ad, where he assembled a rifle blindfolded, to help him with rural areas of the state. here's running a smart campaign, plenty of money, in a year in which incumbency is a problem. i think roythat, blunt has also run a very good, smart campaign. so it is a one or two point race either way as we head into the final week. host: according to real clear politic

no, what the hell. mr. podesky. billy's worried you think bad of him. no. did you explain to billy we found the person who did attack annie? but we taught him so much the police are his friends and to trust them if he's lost or so forth, and so now he's worried you don't like him. no, billy. we like you a lot. do you trust me? we like you, and we trust you. i like you. we just made a baby. [thunder] we believe what you say, captain kirk, but our position has not altered. the halkan council cannot permit your federation to mine dilithium crystals on our planet. we have shown the council historical proof that our missions are peaceful. enevolent at present, but the future is always in question. our dilithium crystals represent awesome power. wrongful use of that power, even to the extent of the taking of one life, would violate our history of total peace. to prevent that, we would die, captain, as a race if necessary. i admire your ethics

mrs. bunker told me you've had her on her feet for two days cooking! yeah! that's what i'm talking about! well, what the hell kind of medical advice is that? what's she got that she can't cook? she didn't tell you. no! phlebitis. phlebitis? ain't that what the democrats gave nixon? she'll be okay. self. mr. bunker, i thought she told you. you're gonna throw up? no, no, no. i'll be okay. i thought you knew about this. well, it's okay. take it easy, sid-- forget it, forget it, forget it. please, forgive me, mr. bunker. please. yeah. it's all right. it's all right, sidney. you're a good boy, you know? please don't tell my father. oh, i won't say nothin' about it. just don't play ball on my stoop no more. that wasn't me. oh, i'm so sorry. oh, i'm sorry! i'm sorry! sidney: oh, i'm sorry! well, edith, i--i gotta tell you, i'm very disappointed in you. i'm really very disappointed in you. i know... i'm sorry i'm missing your party. oh, the hell with the party! i mean, i'm disappointed in you! why? i done all the cookin'. had it all ready for harry when he come. i'm not talking about-- you don't think much of me. -

now get the hell out of here. mrs. neely, you don't have to go now. you don't have to go. mrs. neely, come back here. mrs.-- do you know what you've just done? i'm sorry, doc, but my son is more important to me than that lady. she was almost at a breakthrough. break through this. now who are you? nford. and they told me downstairs that you're the doctor that talked to my son. oh, yes, yes, yes, yes. yes, i did. well, what did you tell him, doc? exactly what do you mean? i mean my son came home acting-- mm--he was--uh-- well, exactly what did he say? he said, "i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you." oh, mr. sanford. yeah. uh, then perhaps i could help your son. why don't you lie down on the couch? uh, i--i--i don't think i want to know you that well. uh-- mr. sanford, just--just lie down on the couch. now see, i help people by getting them to relax and say exactly what's on their mind. now go ahead. lie down on the couch. ok. now i know this might seem a little bit strange to you. relax. [clears throat] but, uh, we have a way of getting people to relax by pl

mr. bannon will have difficulties. and i think hell have difficulties because the establishment will chew him up a little bit priebus has been rnc chairman for six years and led the wisconsin gop before that. fraley calls this next job a "pres not a quitter. plenty of sunshine to start off the work-week. weather expert tom wachs joins us now. we had another sunny day with highs well above average. but november weather finally arrives on the 6 day planner - that's coming up. plus. the packers season -- going from bad to worse this weekend. what the players are saying about this latest meltdown. and up next. an alcohol-fueled arrest a driver suspect of his a pleasant prairie man is free on bail-- he's accused of secretly-recording the women's bathroom at a bar. for a couple years, christopher at kenosha's sullivan's place as a friday night d-j.according to a criminal complaint-- he admitted to placing a spy pen camera on the floor of the women's restroom. police say the device captured images of eight people. hopefully, by the time their

mr. bannon will have difficulties. and i think hell have difficulties because the establishment will chew him up a little bit priebus today acknowledged that his job in the administration would be to work with congress to get g-o-p priorities accomplished. bannon, he said, was there to keep president-elect trump's base happy. p-b-s journalist gwen ifill has died of cancer. ifill was co-anchor of the p-b-s newshour with judy woodruff. she moderated the milwaukee debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton at u-w milwaukee back in february. she took a leave from her nightly show for health reasons earlier this year -- without ever making her illness public. a week ago, she went on leave again in the midst of election coverage. it's time for your news and weather together. milwaukee police are investigating an early morning shooting on the city's south side. it happened shortly before two near 13- th and rodgers. investigators say the victim was fighting with several people when one of them pulled out a gun and shot him. he was take

mr. trump told the times, i think there is some connectivity between humans and climate changed. asked if he wants to withdraw from climate change accord. boarding and a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding. >> reporter: mr. trump during the campaign on issue of torture. today he told the times he changed his mind after talking with general james mattis strong candidate for secretary of defense, and who opposes waterboarding. mattis told mr. trump give me a pack of sec rets and a couple of beers and i will do better. mr. trump said today, i was very impressed by that answer. the president elect also made news when asked if it is a con flkt of interest to be actively involved in his businesses, while also serving as president. the laws totally on my side, he said. the president can't have a conflict of interest. he did add though that he is phasing out his business activity and giving it to his kids. before becoming chairman of the trump campaign, steve bannon was ceo of the conservative website breitbart in an interview with "mother jones magazine" last summer. movement popular with white nationalists. asked about the alt-right today. mr. trump told the

president, weed will suspend the syrian refugee we will keep radical terrorists the hell out of our country! [cheering] mr: i've no choice. we have no choice. alsomp administration will secure and defend the borders of the united states. and yes, we will build a great wall. [cheering] [crowd chanting] mr. trump: are you ready? [cheering] mr. trump: and who is going to for that wall? 100% correct, they will. unbelievable how they've done with our country. the president of mexico three months ago. terrific. it was a terrific meeting. but, you know, when you have highways going into a country, two-way to be like a highway. right now they get all the jobs. they get all the factories and plants. they get all the income. they get all the money, the taxes. unemployment and we get drugs. we get nothing. we get nothing. that will all change, folks. it will change very, very fast. and it will be -- it will be a two-lane highway, maybe one lane for a little while, one lane coming here, but just for a little while. we have to catch up. a lot of years we have been by people that don't know what they're doing. a lot of

you hit me with a hell of a right. mr. flowers is my client in several other proceedings, your honor. we've just worked out an agreement that would be beneficial to all parties. regardless of my status -- you see, i thought you were playing games in my courtroom, ms. davenport. i know you felt that way. i know i got provocative. that was why. i'm sorry i responded that way. i've had the record revised to grant recess when you requested it yesterday. subsequent events are, um...hmm -- off the record. i appreciate that, your honor. that should square you with the bar. you guys back to work? i hope so, your honor. you got a few bucks. but i get the feeling you're just visiting. i have to live here. i assure you, your honor, that i'm no visitor. this is my house, too. good. all right. step back. bernstein... people waive prosecution, your honor. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. dismissed. bangs gavel ] go ahead. come on! joey summers... here's one... here's two -- two for the price of one. today only. j.d., this ain't workin', babe. le

hell on this. okay, patrick, they get the message, let's go, okay, come on. ah, mr. scornavaco, i presume? one busted arsonist, sarge. i would like a lawyer immediately. i got whiplash. come on. unit's bucking worse than eveve sarge. stalled on us twice on the way in. gotta have something better. ah, lee, get us a unit over there. here we go, nd-12, detective. hey, thanks, sarge. whatever happened to team spirit? i mean, that tape cassette wasn't cheap. lee, where's raymond? new member of the pds department. she just spent two months in rotation out in farmingdale. welcome to the hill, miss fein. we'll try to keep you busy. thanks, lieutenant, i'm looking forward to it. oh, my -- gotta be a new pd, neal. washington: hey, hey, come on, lover -- let's get this guy down to holding. please, god, let her take this case. [ shouting incohohently ] e on! pcp? maybe -- sergeant hunter assigns cases, the interrogation room -- [ shouting ] is this, um, is it usually so... yeah, wellll it can get pretty rough, but you'll get used to it. they usually end up quite calm. armed robbery in progress, surplu

mr. trump told the "time," the "i think there is some connectivity between humans and climate change." asked if he wanted to withdraw from climate change accords he replied, "i'm looking tat very waterboarding and a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding. >> reporter: that was mr. trump during the campaign on the issue of torture, but today he told "the times "he changed his mind after talking to general james madis, a strong candidate for secretary of defense, and who opposes waterboarding. madis told mr. trump, "give me a pack of cigarettes and a couple of beers and i will do better." mr. trump said today, "i was very impressed by that answer. "the president-elect also made newsn conflict of interest to be actively involved in his businesses while also serving as president. "the law is totally on my side. the president can have a conflict of interest." he did add that he's phasing out his business activity and giving it to his kids. before becoming chairman of the trump campaign, steve bannon was c.e.o. of the conservative web site bright part. in an interview with "mother jones yet mag last summer, he movement that has become popular with the white nationalists. asked about the alt-right today, mr.

mr. trump: and we will keep radical islamic terrorists the hell out of your community. to keep them out. and we will build safe zones in syria. we have to help the people -- we are going to build safe zone, but the gulf states have not been doing their thing. they have plenty of money. they will help us, they will find it -- fund it. that will be ok. we want to help people. we have enough problems in this country. need, orlando and with problems, we do not need what happened in san bernardino, what's happening in paris and in nice, in germany which is a disaster. we have enough problems right now. do we agree? we don't need it. a trump administration will also secure and defend the borders of the united states. and yes, we will build a great wall. >> build that wall! [chanting continues] we've received the first ever endorsement from our i.c.e. and border control officers, great people. the officers that warned that hillary's plan is the most " radical immigration proposal in united states history," and that it will lead to the loss of thousands and thousands of lies. v

mr. trump: and we will keep radical islamic terrorists the hell out of your community. going to keep them out. and we will build safe zones in syria. we have to help the people -- we are going to build safe zones, but the gulf states have not been doing their thing. they have plenty of money. they will help us, they will fund it. that will be ok. we want to help people. we have enough problems in this country. we don't need, orlando, and with problems, we do not need what happened in san bernardino, what's happening in paris and in nice, in germany which is a disaster. we have enough problems right now. do we agree? we don't need it. a trump administration will also secure and defend the borders of the united states. and yes, we will build a great wall. [applause] >> build that wall! [chanting continues] mr. trump: we've received the first ever endorsement from our i.c.e. and border control officers, great people. the officers that warned that hillary's plan is the most "radical immigration proposal in united states history," and that it will lead to the loss of thousan

mr. robert blake, whom you all know from "hell town." robert is here for his usual therapy session. [ laughter ] we have david "read those labels" [ applause ] and tell us how not to get ripped off. and a fascinating lady i just said hello to in makeup. she's, i believe, 81 years old. her name is eura irwin. you will not believe what she does but i want to tell you what she does. she has a paper route. yes, in her hometown, she still gets up, i guess, every morning and delivers papers at 81. so, what else do we have? >> that's it. >> well, that's a lot. okay. and we'll be right back. [ music ] [ music ] hello, there. [ cheering ] >> we've got a nice crowd here tonight. >> you know, it's the weather. it's the most beautiful weather-- >> yeah. >> we've had in southern california in the last three days. >> mmhmmm. gorgeous. >> it is. the day before yesterday, was, i think, the coldest day we've had in los angeles in about 2o years. >> yeah. >> it got down to something like-- in los angeles about 40 degrees. >> yeah. >> now, that means nothi

mr. buttermaker? is he dead? hell, no. he's drunk. the season starts tomorrow.tions, batting order, nothing. what are we gonna do? we ain't ready to play. we got nothin' but a boozer for a coach. we can wait till he sobers up. yeah, right. nothing else we can do. screw this. i'm taking his wallet. el borracho lo merece. gimme! gimme-- hey, watch it! leave me alone! gimme that! ( grand, bold march playing ) ( grunting ) ( march continues playing ) ( indistinct chatter ) right this way. good. ( shutter clicks ) ( shutter clicks ) man ( over p.a. ): because in this time of terror, there is one thing we all need: the grace of our lord, our heroes overseas... ( mild applause ) ...and baseball. ( mild applause ) "casey at the bat" by ernest thayer. "the outlook wasn't brilliant for the mudville nine that day. ( man continues speaking indistinctly ) announcer: all rise for the national anthem. ( band playing "star-spangled banner" ) buttermaker. where have you been? you missed the team photo. i was just gettin' gatorade for the guys, you know. oh. well, we need to talk

mr. bannon will have difficulties. and i think hell have difficulties because the establishment will chew him up a little bit on monday priebus acknowledged administration would be to work with g-o-p leaders in congress to make sure the priorities get done. by the way cnn is reporting that paul ryan's job as speaker is safe. he apparently will not face a challenge in the newsroom, theo keith, fox6 news. the milwaukee county board has overridden county executive chris abele. abele tried to veto a provision in this year's budget that would reduce his office's budget to 2011 levels. but the county board voted 12 to in a statement the board chairman theodore lipscomb says - abele should "keep his promise and help shoulder the burden of milwaukee county's budget gap." the "epicenter of poverty," in wisconsin, that's how one non-profit describes milwaukee's 53206 zip code. but plans to turn a five-story warehouse into a "day-time homeless center could transform the neighborhood. fox6's jonathon gregg has the story "53206 is one of the most i

mr. stansfield, you ah-- you told sergeant drasso y y didn't believe that mark was killed like the others. why was that? -because mark didn't go to pick-up bars. and he sure as hell didn't hang out on the street. but that little nuance didn't carry much weight with sergeant drasso. -i'm sorry. i can't answer that. please, mr. stananield, sit down. go ahead. -thank you. when they first told me he'd been killed by that psychopath, i thought, no. not mark. not like that. wellllmaybe i didn't really know him at all. maybe nights he wasn't working late. maybe what we had was a lie. -can you think of anybody who would want to kill mark sanger? -mark was a nice guy. at a dinner party, he's the one whose name you never learned. -well, i-- it's getting late. i'll let you get back to work. i really appreciate your time. thank you. -don't you want to know where i was the nighghof his death? -not much of an alibi, is it? -i've heard better. thanks again. show me code 6 at bookman center. excuse me. where can i find mr. sedgwick? -up on the sixth floor. take the elevator up. take a hard hat on the way. ok. i'm ready. muller: it's 42,000 square feet. i thininit's great. it has

hell on her. let me ask you, mr. coslo, is your tow license up to date? you're sure of that, huh? let me inform you, if by some miraclee you are properly licensed, that this was a mint '81 regal. so if there is so much as a nick in the paint job, it's gonna cost you a hundred times your lousy 68 bucks. what?! where renko nicked you? it's wiseguys like you and that korean make my life a struggle, neal. so get the grill situation taken care of. i won't tell you what day i'm coming back, but if it's not fixed, i cite you for the fine. you believe that? my health inspector retires early, and they sendnde this. seems like an honest fella. yeah, believe that? excuse me. excuse me. peter regan, health and safety. you'u' the guy, pete. i was over at chung's seoul food on hill and macadam a couple of hours ago. he's got rats the size of chihuahuas in there. i'll tell the guy who covers east of dekker. tell the guy, huh? you hear that, detective? how long you been on the job, pete? three months. you think when some multiple rape-homicide's in progress a cop on the beaeastops to ask if it's

. >> you did a hell of a job mr. johnson. >> thank you. >> tweets mean so much to me. it real does. >> i'm so happy for you by thesn way.y. >> you're awesome.>> >> really nice guy by the y wayw >> when you walk into the roomua with him now that you guys are best buds.ud >> best buds. l is it like hey dwayne how you doing, hey rock, iike she it mr. johnson. >> i say mr. johnson what's w the room he literally --erally - people don't know has tweeted me over years, like helike congratulated me on my my bachelor party my wedding sowedo when i walked in the room thed e first thing he said wasthing si congratulations on yourngratula wedding and it's were you ever those surreal thingsrreathin because -- he had a baby 11 months ago. ago i didn't know if that was tooas old news to say to him.o h >> keep playing it cool. c >> did you notice in the background there were waves t breaking on the beach where kevin was.n was. >> ?? morning.ngfox5 news >> 7 o'clock now on this'clock i thanksgiving morning.s coming up a workinganksgi vacato for the president-elect donaldse trump down i

mr. kaiser. what the hell are you doing in there? wrecked a restaurant. what? it happens. but you promised me you'd be good. you'd get on a bus and disappear. aw, how about that? mr. kaiser, i'm captain miller. captain miller, it's a pleasure. well, what seems to be the problem? well, according to these gentlemen, they were yanked out of jail, put on a bus, and dumped in the middle of manhattan. ah. ah. that's true. that's true, but not entirely accurate. uh, excuse me. excuse me, sergeants. you guys haven't even touched my brochure. well, we, uh, we've been busy. the point is, captain, what with rikers being so hopelessly overcrowded as it is, we decided that it would be a very innovative concept to, uh, prune back on our misdemeanor offenders. "prune back"? second-story men, petty thieves, et cetera. and thereby making valuable cell space available for the far more despicable and deserving criminals. if this is such a great idea, mr. kaiser, why'd you sneak them out in the middle of the night? sentimental reasons. [ laughing ] look, captain -- mr. kaiser, what is it you w

mr. trump: and we will keep radical islamic terrorism the hell out of our country. [applause] mr. trump: you look at what has happened in france. you look at what has happened in germany. no. we all have big hearts. we will build safe havens and get the gulf states to put up the money. what do we owe? $20 trillion. think of it. but i will get the gulf states -- they have plenty of money. they have so much money they do not know what to do with it. they just have to be told nicely. we have enough problems. we don't need these kind of problems. a trump administration will also secure and defend the borders of the united states. [applause] mr. trump: and as we said, yes, we will build a great wall. [applause] mr. trump: we have received the first ever endorsement issued by america's ice and border patrol offices. it has just been reported that as a result of our open borders, violent cartels have spread into all 50 states. more than 90% of those arrested are here illegally. are you shocked? 90% are here illegally. >> i love you, trump! mr. trump: thank you. i love you too. look, a fu

hell out of our country. believe me. [cheers and applause] mr.stration will also secure and defend the borders of the united states. we will build a great, great wall. [cheers and applause] [chanting "build that wall"] mr. trump: don't forget, new hampshire, i promise you. i promise you, when i want new hampshire -- won the hampshire in the primary, we are going to stop the drugs from flowing in. we are going to stop the drugs from poisoning your children and plenty of others. we are going to build the wall. i was endorsed by so many people having to do with the borders, ,he border patrol agent's, ice all of these endorsed donald trump. these are great people who want to do their job. i promised you if i got this far, you were the first ones, and you were the first ones that really caught me how bad the drug epidemic was. i met with your police, who are incredible people by the way, and they explained. i guess it made a big impact on me. i love new hampshire. i love the beauty of new hampshire. the trees, the winding roads, the lakes, the rivers.

mr. trump: and we will keep radical islamic terrorism the hell out of our country. [applause] mr.rump: you look at what has happened in france. you look at what has happened in germany. no. we all have big hearts. we will build safe havens and get the gulf states to put up the money. what do we owe? $20 trillion. think of it. but i will get the gulf states -- they have plenty of money. they have so much money they do not know what to do with it. they just have to be told nicely. they are going to put up the money. we will build safe havens in syria. taken all those people. we have enough problems. we don't need these kind of problems. a trump administration will also secure and defend the borders of the united states. [applause] mr. trump: and as we said, yes, we will build a great wall. [applause] mr. trump: we have received the first ever endorsement issued by america's ice and border patrol offices. it has just been reported that as a result of our open borders, violent cartels have spread into all 50 states. more than 90% of those arrested are here illegally. are you shocked?

mr. obama has got to wonder, why the hell didn't i think of that. kimberly, we're the bad guys in every story. >> and we're the good guys. it's a complicated duality. >> nice. >> thank you. >> very freudian. >> obviously. i think it's interesting. he does give us a lot of time and attention and props. he is talking about us. he is saying that fox news is this powerful. the ratings back up that we're the most watched in cable news and beating networks across the board and entertainment and sports as well. the empirical evidence is there. the president is talking about it. then you look and you see, do you want to give us credit for it? no. give credit to the american people that got involved and all the people that came out and voted and supported their candidate. >> is he seeking scapegoats? is fnc a proxy for people who he doesn't want to mention? is he just say, these are people that -- >> deplorables? >> you know what we're talking about. >> really? i don't think so. i once had a conversation with the president. he was -- we were talking about do

the united states doesn't believe in the morality of, change they will say, why the hell are we changing? i hope that mrtrump has the brains to listen to the scientific community. charlie: do you have any indication based on what he has said? is seriouslyhe thinking that the awesome power of the white house has a sobering effect. bernie: let me say it again. i think donald trump in his own way is certainly an unusual type, but think he is a smart guy. in many ways, you have to say that he ran a brilliant campaign. nobody thought that he could win. charlie: do you agree with those that say we all it to him -- we owe it to him to give him a chance? bernie: i will not give them a chance in terms of racist and sexist policies. charlie: the question is not whether he will allow it, but it is whether to wait and see what he is going to do. bernie: i don't think the majority -- let's be clear. we have racism and sexism in this country. i think they are a minority. there are a lot of people who ho just like ap w lot of what he said, but felt he could do something to improve their economic condition. charlie: no

hell is everybody? [laughter] i turn around, i said, mr. esident, they've all gone to the post exchange, you know, it is christmas eve. they want to do some christmas shopping. they haven't had a chance to do that. he says, hell, i haven't had a chance to do it either, let's go! [laughter] now, he's standing there in his pajamas. [laughter] he's at the foottop of the ramp. he reaches in the closet, pulls out a trench coat, puts it on -- [laughter] down the ramp -- the stairs he comes. i grab an air force car, put him in the backseat, we take off. we go to the post exchange. open the door, he walks in, and the place just absolutely froze. [laughter] nobody in there could believe that the commander in chief, the leader of the free world was walking around in his pajamas in the middle of the night in the azores. [laughter] [applause] >> unfortunately, the press had taken a different route, so there was no one there to take a photo of that. [laughter] so now we go to 1968. and that was quite a year. >> yeah. it was kind of a bad year. it just st

hell is everybody? [laughter] i turn around, i said, mr. esident, they've all gone to the post exchange, you know, it is christmas eve. they want to do some christmas shopping. they haven't had a chance to do that. he says, hell, i haven't had a chance to do it either, let's go! [laughter] now, he's standing there in his pajamas. [laughter] he's at the foottop of the ramp. he reaches in the closet, pulls out a trench coat, puts it on -- [laughter] down the ramp -- the stairs he comes. i grab an air force car, put him in the backseat, we take off. we go to the post exchange. open the door, he walks in, and the place just absolutely froze. [laughter] nobody in there could believe that the commander in chief, the leader of the free world was walking around in his pajamas in the middle of the night in the azores. [laughter] [applause] >> unfortunately, the press had taken a different route, so there was no one there to take a photo of that. [laughter] so now we go to 1968. and that was quite a year. >> yeah. it was kind of a bad year. it just st

hell out of there. he does his marine grip. mr.sident and madam first lady -- the marine is going, uh, michael moore? so i walk in and i shake his and grabs my hand and goes, michael moore, oh, i just love tv nation. i love that show. i remember that one episode when you and idaho step he is recounting obscure episode. i'm thinking, these clintons are really good. like, he is a story for everybody in line. roger, i'm just your number one fan. she grabs my hand out of his hand and says, no, you're not, i am his number one fan. she takes my hand and grexit. i just want to thank you that what you wrote in that chapter in your book, the first book at that time the 1990's -- amy: your love letter to hillary? >> i felt so bad how she was being treated. she was being mocked for what she wore in her hair. she is a woman, so she gets all of this shade thrown at her. we did not call it shade back then. anyway, she said, thank you. and the first line in that chapter -- my face is turning red -- if people knew me, i am kind of a shy person. my

on >> did you a hell avenue job, mr. johnson.mr. >> thank you. >> the tweets mean so much to me it really really does.oe >> i'm so happy for you by theyt way. >> you're awesome. >> yes, he is.>> yes is. >> and he's huge. >> right? >> gosh. >> yes, he is. yes >> maureen. >> i was just looking -- lookin- >> wait a minute.. >> the rock is cooking.. >> my ring tone. >> that is your ring tone for yi real?al? >> just when kevin calls. calls >> kevin doesn't call me.oe cal >> when the rock calls.rockal >> this is when the rock callskl me or my wife either one. o >> there you go. >> yeah. moan d.a hits theaters nextex wednesday. i didn't know he could sing.ld he has every talent you can askk for. >> you already over therelrea oe maureen? you need a rocked a rk moment? >> no you didn't. >> it's all right. rig >> 10:19 right now.ow coming up little later, we'll w' take some of the stress out ofeu the kitchen this thanksgivingnkn with holiday hacks you need to e know to take your turkey dinner down -- take your turkey dinnern stres