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mr. mitchell: oh, hi, mr. wilson and mr. timberlake. mr. timberlake: hi. mitchell, dennis tells me the night-blooming cereus is in the paper. it sure is. well, then, let's take a look at it. you and the garden club got quite a spread. i'm delighted. may i? well, let's take a look at it. oh, george, this is priceless. mr. timberlake: you may never get to be on the judging committee of the garden club but you sure could model for mattress ads. cereus poses but photographer dozes. great scott. [applause] [music] - [voiceover] "leave it to beaver" (whimsical orchestral music) starring barbara billingsley, (whimsical orchestral music) hugh beaumont, (whimsical orchestral music) tony dow, (whimsical orchestral music) and jerry mathers

mrs. mitchell: oh my goodness. mr. mitchell: are you all right, mr. wilson? i ought to sue you. i really ought to sue you, mitchell. now, mr. wilson. but i won't, you know why? 'cause i'm sorry for you, you have to live with him. oh, mr. wilson. we're so terribly sorry. what kind of a place is this to leave roller skates? why don't you had him put them away? i have told him and told him to put them away. come on in, mr. wilson. hi, folks. i'm matt mccoy. for people as experienced as you and me... [ 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 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

mr. wilson. oh, mitchell, you know, i've been an old grouch in the past, but that's all over. from now on, dennis and i are gonna be good friends. really, mr. wilson? it's gonna be right over in the park. dennis. well, by golly, i just might do that. wow, that would be swell. mr. wilson, i hope you don't mind my commenting, but you're a changed man. i really think he is, henry. well, i know i am. i mean, how could i be otherwise? i've been communing with nature. i've slept beside a babbling brook under the stars. i've listened to nature's creatures calling to me in the night. did mrs. wilson want a drink of water? mrs. wilson? no, i--dennis, i was referring to the animals and the birds. one night, i heard an owl hooting. [hooting] boy, you sure sound like one. do it again. all righty. [hooting] and at that moment, all the primitive instincts of my ancestors came back to me. oh, what did you do? picked up my flashlight and went looking for him. boy, you're just like daniel boone, mr. wilson. did you find him? well, no. now martha, that wasn't funny. oh yes, it was. fine. he was

mr. mitchell? well, it seems that this tv fellow, captain blast, is in a little trouble up on mars-- dennis: pow. so all of his fans shoot phosphorescent bullets into the air to help him out. oh, no. here's your mail, honey. oh, thank you, dear. henry, dennis won. won what? the contest that captain blast is coming over here this afternoon. dennis will be so thrilled. i'll have to go tell him. oh my goodness. what's the matter? "thanks to the scientific investigation "of one george wilson of this city, "the mystery of the missing satellite is now cleared up. it emanates every night from a little boy's pop gun." there's more but i haven't the heart to read it. let me see. [music] now people have been laughing at me all day. i never wanna see another heavenly body as long as i live. from now on, the sun is nothing but a hot rock. as far as that miserable moon is concerned-- he's hysterical. i am not hysterical. i just wanna get rid of that blasted telescope, so take it back to your store and sell it f

mrs. mitchell. buy it right here. get my mom a present. her name is mrs. mitchell. buy it right here. give me the police. get my mom a present. her name is mrs. mitchell. buy it right here. i wanna report a violation of our child labor laws. dennis: get my mom a present. her name is mrs. mitchell. great scott. hi, mr. wilson. dennis, what in the world do you think you're doing? advertising. mr. wilson: oh, advertising. dennis, that's ridiculous. are you connected with this boy, sir? boy, i'll say, if it wasn't for him, my mom wouldn't have any birthday at all. in other words, he's your grandfather. you ought to be ashamed. madam, will you please stay out of this? now, dennis well, we'll see what the police have to say about a grandfather who indentures his grandson to a drugstore. get my mom a present. her name is mrs. mitchell. dennis: buy it right here. some of your work, mr. finch? no, i don't understand. wilson! listen, lawrence, this woman has called the police. don't try to pass the buck to somebody else, george wilson. did you or did you not send this little blond demon over he

mrs. mitchell and dennis. how do you do? how do you do? hi. mr. prince, we're anxious to see if this works. oh, don't worry, it works all right. well, sit down, everybody. [music] look out. you were about to sit on my record. boy, that was close. did you notice that, mr. wilson? i didn't do it. well, i'd rather lose my right arm than that record. it'd take me weeks to have it duplicated. i'll plug the record player in for you. i'll do it. i'll do it. that's all ready. well, yes. you like him as much as you like mr. dorfman? yes. are you gonna shine his shoes? dennis. tommy: dennis, come on out and play baseball. yes, dear, what a wonderful idea. why don't you go out and play baseball with tommy? yes, son, run along outside and play. but what about the starlings? oh, you can see what happens outside. but what about the cake? oh, we'll call you in time for that. okay. you know what i'm gonna do 'cause it's your birthday, mr. wilson? i'm gonna hit you a homerun. well, fine. you do that. all right, now run along. well, if you're all ready, i'll go ahe

mrs. mitchell. how do you do? and this is dennis. hi, dennis. mr. doubleday is from the kansas chapter of my lodge. he's thinking of buying a home here in town. oh? so knowing that yours would be for sale, i persuaded him to come over and take a look at it. oh, you shouldn't have-- gone to the trouble. what are friends for, mitchell? well, take him through. and put a good, stiff price on it. [laughs] [forced laughs] you know, i watched this house being built. there's no green lumber in this place. [stamps foot] mm-mmm. solid. well, uh... we're asking an awful price for it, probably far more than it's worth. are you going to show him through, or do i have to do it myself? all right. i'll show you the upstairs first. mr. wilson, why don't you wait down here with henry and dennis. mr. doubleday and i will just be a little while. all right, alice. i have a boy back in kansas just about your age. how'd you like a piggy back ride? sure! come on. hop on here. terrible news, henry. our house doesn't have enough bedrooms for mr. doubleday's family. isn't tha

mrs. mitchell, dennis swore a naughty word. dennis. superb. oh. well, they're all in excellent condition. most of them even have the original mint luster. i could tell. mr. wilson, this is a collection. thank you. you know, that's very pleasant hearing it from an expert, mr. hathaway. i don't suppose i could buy it from you in total? oh, no. no, not a chance. that's the story of my life. but i do manage to pick up a few good coins. well, i'm not in the market for anything right now. that doesn't matter. this is just one collector to another. oh. mint perfect. oh. all right. mm-hmm. a 1909 "o" liberty head quarter. well, perhaps you noticed i have one of those. oh, what's that? that's already committed to one of my customers. take a look at this dime. a 1901 "s" mint. well, i already have one of those, too. what's in that little black bag? i wouldn't want to show it to you, mr. wilson. i wouldn't be able to sell it to you. take a look at this half dollar. it's rather good. yes. yes, that's very nice. but what's the harm in my just seeing it? well, m

mr. mitchell. >> todd foster represent mrs. mitchell. he didn't know his valuables were missing until he got an unexpected phone call from his ex-girlfriend's father, michael hunt. >> he called him to tell mitchell that he had the jewels that they had been shipped to him by ups and he was offering to send them back to him. >> but he never did. documents show that he recorded the phone call with his consent. the documents show that hunt admitted that his daughter had a criminal background for shoplifting and said her mother taught her how to shoplift. >> if you see in the complaint that mary and her mother shipped the items from florida to virginia. >> he is now suing mary hunt and her parents for $2 million but they deny all of it. the lawsuit is not mary hunt's biggest worry. and could spend up to 30 years in prison. not the kind of future the beautiful blonde was banking on. >> should she not go to prison because she is cute and has blonde hair? i don't buy it. she should be treated like everyone else. >> now foster believes the trial

mrs. mitchell. i missed you a lot. thank you. nobody can bake cookies as good as these. they sure can't. what have you got there? it's tommy's new printing set. you just draw a picture and you press it down on this stuff here and the pictures comes off on it. see? well, isn't that nice? oh, you can have a lot of fun with that. but i already drew all the pictures i know. i know some swell pictures, tommy. i'll draw a horse. you can do lots of things besides draw pictures with this. it says, "hand bills, calling cards, personal stationary." "print your own newspaper," it says. hey, that's a swell idea, tommy. we'll be reporters and have our own newspaper like mr. krinkie. you know any news? we'll do just like reporters do. we'll go around to everybody and ask 'em stuff. that's how you get news. yeah. we can ask ms. cathcart if she's got any news about mr. dorfman. she's always talkin' about mr. dorfman. and how about mrs. elkins? mr. wilson says she knows everything about everybody. oh, now, wait a minute, boys. i don't think you'd better bother mrs. elkins or ms. cathcart. they might not

mr. wilson: for my own garden, mitchell. mitchell: it look a little like mr. wilson: well, i know. but never mind what they look like now. wait 'til you see the dahlias. at $25 apiece, it seems to me that even a bulb should have a little personality. why, mitchell, how can you think of money when you look at a beautiful flower? why, that's irreverent. i'm sorry. i believe i know how you feel. besides, i don't give a hang about the expense. this is gonna be george wilson's year and nothing is going to stop me from winning that blue ribbon. dennis: hi. with one possible exception. how come you're planting those scraggly-looking sweet potatoes, mr. wilson? well, with the right kind of sweet potatoes, dennis, i might win myself a sweet prize. never mind about the sweet potatoes, dennis. just remember, if you do anything to spoil mr. wilson's garden, you'll be in real bad trouble. mitchell: now, is that clear? gee, sure. run along and play. okay. were scraggly, mr. wilson. [music] mom, could tommy and me have an apple? tommy and i. yeah, but how 'bout me? in one of those bags. hey, look

mr. mitchell: i don't wanna put him out of a job just because i got home a little ahead of schedule. sure, i'll do it. that's the spirit, son. you just tell mr. quigley we want a thick, juicy steak. okay, give me the money. well, dennis, the head of the family pays for the groceries. you can just get it out of your piggy bank. but dad, i've been saving up for a super contest model yo-yo. well yo-yos are for boys, not men like us. oh. dad, i just made a big decision. yes? you know more about being a man than i do. i think i'll just resign and just be your boy again. you think you like that better, huh? well, i guess it does have some advantages. [music] well, eloise? as i've always said, john, hanging is too good for that picture. oh, no, eloise, aunt emma did give it to us. and after all, i am her favorite relative. well, you're the only relative she still speaks to. well, that makes me her favorite, doesn't it? oh, i hope dennis doesn't come bothering the poor soul while she's here. that's not what's bothering you, john wilson. you're afraid she'll leave her money well, i must admit

mr. wilson's stuck together. i'm dennis mitchell. i'm sorry, dennis, but mr. wilson's time is about up. [mumbling] wait a minute, mister. what's that first word, mr. wilson? sharing. sharing. i can't read. i had trouble finding a glass. he'll be unstuck in a minute, mister. oh. hello. [bell ringing] i'm sorry, mr. wilson, but your time is up. but i know the answer. better luck next time. the correct title was "sharing a love seat with you." i knew it. sure having a terrible day, aren't you, mr. wilson? would you like to have another piece of candy? little boy, go home. [doorbell] hello. hello. mr. wilson, i'm philip sheldon. oh, mr. sheldon, come in, come in. thank you. dennis. dennis. it's all right, seymour. i think mr. wilson knows him. well, right this way, mr. sheldon. collections right away. children, if you'll excuse us, please. come on, man. your children? oh, my goodness. oh, mr. sheldon. now, i'm sure that after you've examined the collection-- here you are. that's a check for $2,000 but you haven't even-- mr. wilson, i consider myself an excellent judge of character. i have n

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mr. wilson! daniel... mitchell? you were gone, so i came over to feed fremont. oh, i know. i decided not to go. i, uh...uh... calm down, mr. wilson. you'll be comfortable here. i will? i still say i'm the one who made the noises you heard. maybe, but who made the sounds you heard? well, let me think. there was that honking noise. isn't it possible that a goose flew into your attic somehow? of course, mitchell. that's what it was. no, it's the wrong time of year. tell me, honey. it's a little late for guessing games. they were climbing in dennis' bedroom window. gee, i'm sorry, dad. you said you wanted your little suitcase first thing in the morning, and all we did was get it as firsted as we could. thank you, dennis. but henry, they climbed out of the window. calm down, honey. why, mr. wilson. i thought you were visiting mrs. wilson's sister. oh, i wish i-- no, i decided to stay home. we sort of bumped into each other when i went over to feed fremont. gee, were you home tonight, mr. wilson? was i. henry, the boys have to be punished. climbing out of a-- [honk] oh! if one more thing happens to me

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mrs. mitchell. let's go over to eric's. we can help him take his piano lesson. ooh! oh, hi, dad. hi, son. hi, tommy. have a good day at the office, dear. thank you, sweetie, you, too. oh, henry, would you take this out to the incinerator for me? i'd take that to the ends of the earth for you. you know, martha, from now on, i'm going to be a changed man. i'm not gonna let the little things good for you. now, you take dennis. there's a nice, clean-cut youngster and i've been treating him like he was some kind of a fiend. he's a sweet little boy and he's very fond of you. you know, i'm very fond of him deep down inside and from now on, i'm gonna show it. martha, why don't you make some cookies so we'll have some when he comes over. [explosion] great scott, what was that? it sounded like a bomb. a bomb? martha! it's a bomb crater! oh, martha! george, what are we going to do? i must do my duty. this is war. you get under the bed. i'm going with you. no. you get under the bed. careful? when my country's being attacked? air raid! hi, i'm leeza gibons with an amazing story about how phil

mrs. mitchell. good-bye, boys. here, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty. [rustling] that you, kitty? it's only us, mr. wilson. i might have known. we're looking for a piece of wood about this long, only wider. it's for our swing. and i'm looking for a cat. i haven't seen him at all. and i haven't seen a piece of wood about that long only wider, so it doesn't look as if we can do each other much good, does it, boys? oh, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. it isn't your fault that i can't find that stupid cat. and if you're looking for a piece of wood for your swing, why don't you go over and ask little margaret's father? why, he has a big wood yard out in back, if i remember correctly. yeah. boy, thanks, mr. wilson. wow! this is perfect. hi, dennis. you and tommy come over to play house with me? heck, no, margaret. can we have this piece of wood? no. we just can't play house today, margaret, on account of we're gonna build our swing. well, uh...it might take us two days to build it. in three days, then. okay. in three days, me and tommy will come over and play house with you. uh-uh. i'll come over t

mr. wilson. there's nothing good about this morning, alice. i wanna speak to you and mitchell. well, come on in. is anything wrong? yes, there most certainly is. good morning, mr. wilson. mitchell, i'd like to talk to you. do you know that that boy of yours was over at my house last night in the middle of the night? in the middle of the night? well, how did he get in? well, my sister let him in. she was downstairs fixing breakfast. in the middle of the night? yes, it was in the middle of the night. what did he want? well, he brought me the morning paper. in the middle of the night? let's not quibble. maybe it was close to dawn. the paper doesn't arrive until 6:15, mr. wilson. well, anyway, he woke me up and i like to sleep late on a sunday. well, we certainly do apologize, mr. wilson. well, i don't think that's enough. i think he should be disciplined. dennis, come down here. dennis: did i hear you calling me, dad? yes, you did. come in here, please. good morning, mr. wilson. did you come to go to church with us? dennis, did you wake mr. wilson up this morning? it was that windo

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shall e usher at his church over 70 years. amen. she says the secret to longevity enough. i like dorothy. guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 70 5 years, head to photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >> anthony mackie is stopping by. >> back after your local news. new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, causing energy supply rates to go up and down. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. we're l

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shall eusher at his church over 70 years. amen. dorothy from california, also 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough is enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 705 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >> anthony mackie is stopping >> back after your local news.greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be cloudy, patchy fog until late morning. a 60% chance of light rain from 3 pm on. high today of 64. west winds early 4-7, becoming ne in the afternoon. asheville, hendersonville will be mostly greenville, spartanburg

mrs. forbes. i'm dennis mitchell, mr. wilson's best friend. you are not. i'm tommy anderson. well, it's nice meeting you both. well, all right, boys. now, come on. let's run along. say, do you have any children? well, in a way, i used to have 30 of them. 30? boy, i sure do wish i could live in your neighborhood. what i really meant was i was a schoolteacher. i taught history. all right, boys. now, my sister's come a long way to see me-- did you bring him anything? as a matter of fact, i did. oh, sis, you shouldn't have. sure, she should. what'd you bring him? well, if you'll get me my little suitcase, i'll show you. sis, try not to get involved with that dennis. he could spoil your entire visit. oh, george, he could not. dennis is a sweet little boy. in a way, he reminds me of george when george was that age. i deny that. that kid drives me crazy. here it is, mrs. forbes. thank you, boys. oh, this is going to be a big surprise for you, george. oh, my old copy of treasure island. he won it in an elocution contest when he was a little boy. you know, i thought this had been lost

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mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to new york. he has been an you shall e usher at his church over 70 years. thy from california, also 100. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough isgh. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected usingm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary s, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >>> this morning on "today's take," anthony mackie is back, getting us pumped up for his film "triple the tale of the take. a john cena smackdown like none other. >>> donald and kiefer sutherland on the big screen for the first time. >>> all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller >>> welcome

mr. tracy is waiting for you on stage 12-a. you'll find it down this way. to the left. thank you. charlie, i want you to make rita mitchell's spacesuit look like a bikini. remember, the male eyes of america expect to see her that way. well, captain nelson. i see it didn't take you long to get here. tony: thank you very much. this is my secretary, miss...jeannie. and what is your first name, my dear? uh, jeannie. oh, jeannie jeannie. we haven't had one of those around here since simone simon. n-now our picture deals with an american astronaut named thompson, who finds himself in a rather interesting predicament, inasmuch as it has become necessary to reduce him to the size of a pinhead. the size of a pinhead? you see, captain, by reducing this little astronaut... ...it is now possible to inject him into the body of a russian astronaut. say, about the size of you. now, here, we have an enlargement of the astronaut. oh, he's cute. the tiny american works his way slowly but torturously through bone and marrow into his very brain. oh, even i cannot do that. i'll bet you could. she's got a sense of humor, huh? oh, yes--yes, she's

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shall eusher at his church over 70 years. amen. 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity enough. i like dorothy. guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 705 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a >>> the man accused of shooting an 18 mold old is expected in a durham courtroom this morning. the owners of the day care care. wncn emma wright will be in the courtroom today and we'll have updates live. >>> off to a cloudy start to our you're skyline. the clouds going to hang around most of the day and temperatures going to hold pretty steady. it's 55 in raleigh right now, 55 also in durham, 59 degrees in fayetteville. this afternoon expect a chance f

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. usher at his church over 70 years. amen. dorothy from california, also 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough is enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 70 5 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >>> hi, everyone. i'm gary shapiro. closing arguments set to begin in five minutes for the woman accused of cutting an unborn womb. dynel lane has pleaded not guilty and accused of cutting the fetus from michelle wilkins last march. lane close not to testify in this trial. the defense rested without

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shall e usher at his amen. 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough is enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 70 5 years, head to photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >> anthony mackie is stopping by. i'm gayle guyardo. it -- good morning. i'm gayle guyardo. it is 8:58. in our top stories, we checked and no leads in a st. pete hotel shooting that put two teens in the hospital. it happened at a room at the holiday inn express. police believe a fight broke out when uninvited guests showed up to the birthday party. someo

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shall eusher at his church over 70 years. amen. dorothy from california, also 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 705 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >> anthony mackie is stopping by. >> back after your local news.good morning... the time is... you're looking live at.... topping our news today... a woman faces reckless driving charges following a three vehicle crash in campbell county. it happened around four sunday afternoon on route 29 about a mile north of route 696. 29 year o

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. from new york. he has been an you shall eusher at his amen. dorothy from california, also i love this. she says the secret to longevity enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 705 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >> anthony mackie is stopping >>> this morning o >>>n this morning on today's take, anthony mackie is back. then the tale of the tape. a john cena smackdown unlike any other. plus, donald and keefer sutherland, together on the big screen for the first time. all that and more coming up >>> it's monday morning, february 22nd, 2016. nice crowd on a balmy day outside. inside studio 1a, i'm wil

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shall eusher at his church over 70 years. amen. dorothy from california, also 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough is enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 705 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >> back after your local news.on your morning commute. unsettled pattern the next few days as we'll see good opportunities for showers and thunderstorms today through wednesday. a cold front will enter the state today with a strong more pronounced cold front by wednesday. ahead of both will be widesprea

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shall eusher at his church over 70 years. amen. dorothy from california, also 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough is enough. i like dorothy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 705 years, head to photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >> anthony mackie is stopping by. >> back aft >>> good mornig. i'm sheli muniz. >> and i'm eric harryman. the time now on this monday 58 8:56. a wrong-way driver is dead after a crash in davie. police are saying he was headed north in the southbound lanes of that highway when he slammed upside down. he died immediately. >>> a look at your for

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did philip he has been an you shall e usher at his church over 70 years. amen. dorothy from california, also 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough is enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 70 5 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >> anthony mackie is stopping by. >>> live, this is news 4 new york now. >> good morning, everyone. 8:57. 40 degrees out on this monday morning. it is february 22nd. i'm darlene rodriguez. we are learning new details park. investigators now say a worker died from being hit by his own van. this is new video into the newsroom of the scene. police tell news 4 the man got out

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida.rom colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shallusher a church over 70 years. amen. dorothy from california, also 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough is enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 75 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >> anthony mackie is stopping in the death of a u >>> good morning, 8:56 on your monday. i'm sam rock. police plan to give the first update on the death of a young mother whose body was sound in south bay. police are have not revealed where they discovered the body of her. telemundo spoke with her mother who blelieves that aguilar was involved in an abusive r

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida.from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shallusher a church over 70 years. amen. dorothy from california, also 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough is enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 75 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >> anthony mackie is stopping by. >> back after your local new >>> good monday morning, i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first-alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. bill? >>> the rain that came through overnight, long gone. temperatures have started to warm up. it's a sunny view from center city. now 43 degrees in philadelphia, wilmington, millvil

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida.is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shallusher a church over 70 years. amen. dorothy from california, also 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 75 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >> anthony mackie is stopping by. >> we're back after your local news. >>> 8:56 is your time on this monday, february 22nd, 2016. good morning to you, i'm eun yang. today republican hopeful john kasich has three events in virginia starting at 10:00 this morning with a town hall at george mason university. this afternoon he'll speak near the university of vir

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a deacon and spends time on his boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. church over 70 years. amen. dorothy from california, also 100. i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough is enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 705 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? >> back after yourain with highs near 40, and that's about where most of the rest of this week's highs will be. with the exception of another slight chance of an overnight snow shower or two wednesday night, the rest of the forecast looks dry and mild with a mix of clouds and sunshine. see graphics. >> it was a f

mr. oscar mitchell from tallahassee, florida. enjoyed attending church as a boat. taylor is from colorado. 100 years old. one athletic gal. she did water aerobics three times a week until last year. fantastic. happy 100th birthday to philip from new york. he has been an you shall eusher at his amen. dorothy from california, also i love this. she says the secret to longevity is to know when enough is enough. i like dorothy. tony marion, 101, one tech savvy guy. stays connected using facebook. i'm going to friend you later. if you want to honor someone or their milestone birthday or anniversary 705 years, head to today.com/celebrate and send a photo, as well. >> love that. >>> anything exciting next hour? we continue to follow breaking news out of burke county, where a huge fire at an old high school is under investigation. this is video just into the newsroom from hildebran. firefighters were called out to the scene on south center street around 5:30 this morning. no injuries have been reported, but the historic building is in ruins. it was slated for demolition, an

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mitchell. it'll pass in a minute, mr. wilson. i don't why i come over here because every time i do something happens to me. jeepers, i'm sorry, mr. wilson. dennis, what did you want?

mr. dewey, i'll give him your message. eloise. john, john, where did you go? over to the mitchell's. i've got to go and look for dennis. now, if mr. dewey calls, you tell him that i-- dear, he was just on the phone. what? he says there are two books in your collection that he's particularly anxious to buy and he's raised his offer to $300. 300? he wants you to call him right back. oh, boy. i--what's the number? i don't know. you don't know? didn't you ask? no. why? i didn't say that. well, dear, you were going to call him back so i assumed that you knew it. eloise, with dennis around, it isn't safe to assume anything. oh. i've got to talk to him. i'm sorry, mr. wilson. i haven't seen him since he stopped by here to sell me a comic book. comic book? yes, sir. "hemisphere hemingway." hemingway. that's the one, i think. don't touch it. it's a first edition. i just want to look at it. but it's very valuable. all right, all right, i'll buy it from you. what do you want for it? nickel? nope. dime? nope. how much? fifty cents. fifty cents? all right, all right, we have a deal. oh, drat, that's not the one. well, it's yours, yo

mitchell. and then the fifth third bank in covington. pictures lead to a tip that led >> the picture from the covington robbery really steered it towards mr. prince in my mind. andrew: he came in on his day off to help out with the investigation. he was headed to zachary prince' s house. the suspect drove right by him. >> there he is. andrew: the car description matched and the ohio tag matched. >> he did not try to get away but he was going too fast. stopped him at his own house. he cooperated, was polite. it definitely nervous. andrew: in court charged with three bank robberies today. they gave credit to detectives working the case all week. he was in the right place at the right time. >> there seems to be a sense of desperation. >> he don' t want anybody heard first and foremost. they are either threatening or -- anything can go wrong. andrew: zachary princes facing up to 60 years in prison on the charges he' s facing now. from erlinger, andrew sanders. sheree: he is due back in court week. a possible repeat drug offender possessing drugs. 42-year-old noah eric is being held on a $20,000 bond right now. he had the chemicals used to mak

mr. hamilton. a meaningful legacy. with the guidance and support of your dedicated >> reporter: this is the coffeewood prison, in mitchells, virginia. robert davis's home, this and other places like it, for something like 40% of his life. i didn't know. i was naive. you know, i was scared. >> reporter: robert is not alone, of course. there are people like him in situations just like his in jails and prisons all around the country, who confessed as didn't commit. in fact, to prevent that very thing, police departments in many other countries banned or dispensed years ago with interrogation techniques still used in america. had the murder happened elsewhere, for example, here in the united kingdom it's probable that robert still would have been brought in for questioning he was after all named as a suspect by others in the case. but the chances that he would have been charged or even interviewed for very long, close to zero. >> the interview as it is on the recording would not be legal in the u.k., and that evidence would not have been admitted to a trial. >> reporter: this is andy griffiths, 26 years a detective in the sus

mr. fitzpatrick: joining me today is the smedly family whose sons michael and mitchell suffer from a rare eye condition which has caused them to lose their sight at a very young age. but this is not -- this has not stopped them from pursuing his dreams. michael served in his high school student government and is a member of the track team and mitchell is on the wrestling team and is in plays. this will highlight exceptional individuals like michael and mitchell as they overcome challenges and show us true inspiration. and in doing so this day will increase awareness for all rare eye diseases and conditions that lead to blindness as well as the need for increased funding for research and for accessibility of treatments. as a member of the congressional rare disease caucus and as a voice for the smedlies and the millions more living with blindness, i'm proud to introduce this resolution today and urge my colleagues to support it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous

live interview there by andrea mitchell, getting about five minutes with hillary clinton to respond to her. i got the campaign manager for bernie sanders, jeff weaver. mr. weaver, welcome, sir. >> good to so you, chuck. how are you? >> i am good. you are also a resident of that neighboring state, vermont. >> i was born and raised in northern vermont, right near the canadian border. >> let me ask about two specific allegations they made, one, arguably against you more than senator sanders, in that she says the campaign. she wouldn't saying that senator sanders is doing this, but his campaign was engaging in what she called an artful smear. how do you respond? >> when she made that charge against senator sanders last night, she was loudly booed by the audience here in new hampshire. i mean, it's crazy. the truth of the matter is that we have a rigged economy in this country, it's held up by a corrupt system of campaign finance, that is the core of senator sanders' message about why we need to transform america, so we can deal with issues like climate change and health care and jobs and wages and i understand they don't want to talk about that, because as

mitchell pressed her again on the campaign trail yesterday about this. do you think we would see these transcripts, would they be an issue for mrs. clinton down the line? yes, look, this is her biggest vel nurability, her ties to wall street. the idea she took those speaking fees. that's given bernie sanders a big opening. i think the problem here for hillary clinton is, look, if she doesn't release these things, these transcripts, it looks like she's hiding something, it feeds the idea she's too secretive, if she puts them out there and they show a boring, bland generic speech, people look at it. you said basically nothing and they paid you all that money. what are they paying you money for? it doesn't sound like that speech is special. there is that implication or the other side is, did she say things in these speeches that sound too cozy with wall street. i think it reenforces the problem she had the biggest problem with democratic voters, that closeness with wall street. >> okay. steve kornacki, good to see you my friend. coming up, what's behind hillary clinton's visit to flint, michigan tomorrow? first new hampshire may be do or die time for john