how is she tonight, mrs. willis?i received a call this morning saying that she had some sleep last night. they have been finished the surgery. the surgery, they believe, was successful. they were very worried because they didn't know because it went down her spine and into the lodged in the bottom area of her spine. they were worried about that. it looks like the surgery was successful. but she is pretty tired and pretty distraught about all the things that went on. >> now, she wases in class at the time of the shooting? >> yes. most of the shooting was in one english class. and i think -- i think maybe all of it was. but i'm not certain of that and i don't know if she was shot first, she had only one shot and it went down her spine as i said right along the edge of it. >> there is no sign of paralysis now? she is going to be okay? >> they think she will be okay. she is out of surgery. it takes a while to find out. >> sure. they believe that they were successful. and i think they have her condition was soarous. she w

mr. willie nelson, and mr. john mellencamp. come on out. good to see you. cheers and applause >> stephen: well, willie, thank you for wearing your formal braids tonight. >> thank you. ( laughter ) >> stephen: john, always good to see you. nice to have you back. >> thank you. >> stephen: now, you've raised almost $50 million to help family farms over the last 30 years. ( applause ) >> stephen: if i'm a farmer, john, if i'm a farmer, and farm aid helps me, what are they doing for me? >> well, you know, farm aid is always in motion because the farm problem is always in motion. when we started out, you know, we were naive enough to believe we would have this concert and they would pay attention and they would change these laws to help the small family farmer. but, of course, we found out differently. and that-- so, i think the first thing we really did was set up a crisis center. >> stephen: willie, how small are the farms we're talking about here? because i know some of the crops you're interested in. ( laughter ) and-- and they can be grown in a closet with a

mr. troump couldn't stay and then he said i'm staying. guess whampt he had's staying. got more questions. willie in our audience and it's a good thing because we've got a bunch more questions. >> this is geena, 24 years old. geena. >> hi, mr. trump. today is hillary's birthday whampt are you getting her for her birthday this year? >> well, i'll say happy birthday, lots of luck, but we have to -- we're going to be in a very tough battle because we have such divergent views. she really is going on a record that's very bad. you know, every poll is saying that i'm beating her now nationwide, as you see, and i think we're going to have a great victory for the republicans and we're going to bring this country back and it's going to be bigger and better and more beautiful than ever before and that's what i'm looking to do. >> thank you, geena. >> go ahead, willie. >> mr. troump, this is paul morrisette, auctioneer and lifelong republican and big supporter of yours. >> thank you, paul. >> how you doing, mr. trump. my beth and i own regal auction in new hampshire and one of the auctions we do is gun auct

mr. cameron willie: sheet with his partners here.here is new pulling out that shows merkel's numbers in germany are falling a little bit. this has been an ongoing crisis for her. she has an internal problem in her own party. merkel does not seem that concerned, insisting that she is going to continue her approach on refugees. one final note, listening to merkel last night at 2:00 in the morning, she seems to be both hurt and confused about what is happening in eastern europe on why they are not being more accepting toward refugees. tom: hans nichols, thank you so much. i can tell you, when you come over to london, this is front and center -- page 34 and 35 of "the times of london," "children drown as migrant boat hits coast guard cutter." francine: it is front page, not number 34. tom: i have to admit it is one of the great observations this week, the scale of this is extraordinary. is this the price of turkey entering the euro? davide: i support the italian prime minister. europe, we have human basically ownership first to support t

willie. >> mark. >> mr. trump. >> hi, mark. >> hi, how are you? >> does kevin mccarthy have good political instincts and should your party make him speaker of the house? >> i watched that and i was surprised about it. it can be taken both convways. he's got his view and other people obviously the democrats are running and hillary, in particular is running with it. it would have been nice if you didn't say it certainly. there would be no dispute and you get on with benghazi as a serious group of people that had been working for a long time. >> go ahead. >> should he be speaker of the house? >> i would like to see somebody that's very tough and can negotiate with the democrats and i don't know that he's that person. somebody that we need somebody that's a very, very tough, smart cunning person. i don't know that that's him and oc obviously, the statement heard him badly in the eyes of some. >> go ahead. you said the other day and this is about the migrants, the serian refugees that if you win they're going back. did you really mean that? >> what i m

mr. bruce willis. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's my man. [ cheers ] that's my buddy. that's bruce. bruce willis. yeah. good to see you. >> what's going on? you good? >> jimmy: everything's great, you look good. everything's great. [ laughter ] look good. it's good. the family's going good. everything's good. family's good? growing. growing by leaps and bounds. >> jimmy: thank you for coming to the show. >> very nice. [ laughter ] >> good to be here. >> jimmy: lot to talk about. a lot to talk about. [ laughter ] they love you. we love you. [ cheers ] >> steve: i like that guy. >> jimmy: yeah. i never know -- i don't want to embarrass you or anything. i just -- what's going on with the hair? >> it suddenly, has just seemed to just grow exponentially. and i was a blond, i was a a blond when i was a kid. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so this is your hair? this is your normal hair? >> my hair. my hair. it's normal. it is normal. >> jimmy: i don't think i have ever seen this. i mean, do you shave it for your roles? or is this -- >> a lot of times, i'll start off with hair and then

mr. brouse willis says in a new interview a pre quill, very good idea, and he is happy about the news.d director len weiss man has signed on to the helm of the sixth diehard film, tentatively titled diehard year one. judge shock of their lives, two nurses meet on the job in the same hospital. the life-long bond they never new they shared. what do you think? >>> ♪ >> for all of you rockers out there who like living color, show the love. i'm sorry you're such a hate. >> i'm not a hater. >> oh, you're a hater. women working together got big surprise after finding out they were related. >> fox's has the store. >> i when holly o'brien and megan hughes started working together as nurse's aids earlier this year, something clicked with the two of them. >> not to be bias, i felt like i saw me in her, that's why we just clicked so well. >> so well, that holly began to think. forty years ago, in korea, when her father died. she was adopted by an american family. but she never new what happened to her little sister, who was two years younger. but this new co-worker megan, something about her, even

willie, go ahead. >> all right, mr. trump, over here this time. mark casey, married with two case, registered independent thinking about voting for you. >> mr. trump, welcome to new hampshire. >> thank you. >> what would you say to people like me who have concerns that you'll be dealing with a lot of world leader that you might not see eye to eye with, russia, china, and you can't fire them and -- but you could start a war by calling them a loser or an idiot. >> well, i'm doing that and i haven't actually done that on this campaign. i haven't even called any of my opponents, if you want to call them opponents that. i went to an ivy league school, i was a very good student, like an intelligent person. i know when to speak and when to be politically correct. as an example. i can be more politically correct than anybody in politics if i wanted to, but one of the reasons i'm doing so well i think in every state, like virtually every state, every state and nationally is because of the fact people are tired of this political correctness. you can't say c

joining us this morning is willie brown. mr. mayor good morning to you. >> good morning to you michael how are you? >> fantastic. private e-mail server controversy. we are talking about the handling of benghazi. her standings in some polls have dropped. hillary clinton must shine tonight. yes or no? >> hillary clinton needs to simply be standing when this debate is over. after all she is ahead she needs not to lose. >> bernie sanders 20 points behind hillary clinton in the polls do you expect him to go on the attack? >> i expect bernie sanders to try his best to enhance his position and that means you've got to go after the front runner. now if he does, he's only going to offend democrats. democrats should obey this one the way reagan said do not speak ill of your fellow republican. do not speak ill of your fellow democrat. >> mr. mayor, joe biden has not gotten in yet. is there a point where it will be too late to get in? does he have enough to raise the kind of money to get the endorsement he needs to be a viable candidate? >>

mr. drummond and arnold and willis on different strokes. you were the live-in housekeeper? >> that is right. greg: greg: it is unclear why he let you go. network and he wanted to spin me off. charlotte ray was on car 54. greg: do you remember what season? season one and two were filmed in this building. welcome home. in the show, what was the story, how'd you get to the facts of life? >> i don't want to get into it. i want to tell you about the other stuff that i have done in my life. greg: fair enough. >> i found out that my husband after 25 years game out and told me he was gay. that was a tough one. rosanna: that had to be unusual. how long ago was that? >> a long time ago. rosanna: 25 years ago had to be devastating. >> it was, i felt less than a woman. when i got around to it, after i learned to accept it, i realized how difficult it must have been for him. i mean, so hush, hush, and something that was supposed to be not talked about. >> did you have suspicions? >> no i did not. he joined the 12 step program and his sponsor told him he would have to tell me, tell me th

thank you very much and may i introduce something that looks like bruce willis i guess our chief greg suhr (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. mayor i see another police excessive i'm watching you i'm watching you those are the coolest could say timeliness in all san francisco i can't get over how much imagination give users yourselves a hand as the mayor had said the sad and fun part is the trick or treating and i you r and all the treats but that unfortunately, a certain amount of car collisions that happen and the little ones can get hurt tons of police officers anti tonight to make sure you'll all say by the mayor gives good advice whether over c0 the crosswalk cross only when you get the light make eye contact with the dreefrz look both ways so those are reflecters and the mayor and i are plenty for everybody put them on your wrist and thailg they'll be like a key chance you can use those later so we want you to be safe and our costumes are terrific make that home with that bag full of treats to joy that okay. and i'll be able to sleep and entertain your parents is again happy halloween and be safe and look both ways g

mr. lauer. much. this guy right here bruce willis keeping very busy these days with some really big projects, including the new movie "rock the kaz bar." he plays a mercenary who is trying to keep bill murray's character safe in afghanistan. proves to be a little easier said than done. take a look. >> oh, hollywood, where you going? hey. what? >> this wasn't the deal. the deal -- the deal was -- safe as milk was the deal, safe as milk. >> do these look like mullk trucks? do i look like a milk man? >> bruce willis, welcome back, good to see you. did i do something 22 years ago? >> yeah. >> what did i do? that's the last time we did an interview. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. we were both 20 years younger. my hair's a mess today. >> no, your hair looks good. >> i took a leap and i'm doing this play here in town, and i thought it was a good idea to let my hair grow out because i know you keep your hair trim and for the last ten years i kept my hair trimmed but i think i made a mistake. >> i like it. >> i think it works. >> talk to me about this movie and how you came to play "bombay brian." >> it was serendipitous

thank you very much and may i introduce something that looks like bruce willis i guess our chief greg suhr (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. mayor i see another police excessive i'm watching you i'm watching you those are the coolest could say timeliness in all san francisco i can't get over how much imagination give users yourselves a hand as the mayor had said the sad and fun part is the trick or treating and i you r and all the treats but that unfortunately, a certain amount of car collisions that happen and the little ones can get hurt tons of police officers anti tonight to make sure you'll all say by the mayor gives good advice whether over c0 the crosswalk cross only when you get the light make eye contact with the dreefrz look both ways so those are reflecters and the mayor and i are plenty for everybody put them on your wrist and thailg they'll be like a key chance you can use those later so we want you to be safe and our costumes are terrific make that home with that bag full of treats to joy that okay. and i'll be able to sleep and entertain your parents is again happy halloween and be safe and look both ways g

willis looking at that. that's an uber-big deal. >> it is, mr. cavuto.ants to get a billion dollars from venture capitaliste their valuation to 60-$70 billion. remember, this is a private company. it's a start-up. it's the largest of what they call the unicorns, and those are the private companies that are valued at a billion dollars or more, and they would be the biggest of the big in that case at a valuation of $60-$70 billion. they've already been through eight rounds of funding over the past five years, so they just keep coming back to the well, and it seems to me people are more than happy to give them money. keep in mind, they are massive now. they operate in 300 cities, 63 countries. their attention right now on china where they're building out their business there, to some extent underwriting it to take market share because now having seen uber in the marketplace, lots of people with start-ups trying to emulate that success. so, yes, uber has decided to be the biggest of the big. neil: all right, thank you very much, jerry willis. >>> to donald t

willie threw me in front of said clown. >> let's see it. >> do we have. >> it will be great. >> hate it. >> al roque. >> mr. al roker. >> what would pop out of ceiling. >> what's embarrassing. >> give the right cross. >> we had a little pinata clown and she had a full-on human being. >> still had the creepy face, like both of them have the creepy face. >> our little guy was this big. can you imagine, it's a clown. >> something is going to happen. i'm so they are vows right now. >> watch out on halloween. >> yeah. >> i guess so. >> let's go over to dylan. >> all right. >> i didn't want to work too hard today. >> you can share mine but i'm sick so maybe not. >> so am. >> i and mine is almost gone. >> you don't want any of this. >> there's another spoon around here somewhere, i'm sure. let's take a look at the weather going on across the country where we're still talking about the rain, kind of still the remnants of what was hurricane patricia. the heaviest of the rain though just off the coast of florida, especially right over the eastern gulf of mexico but the rain that we're going to see today caused maybe

thank you very much and may i introduce something that looks like bruce willis i guess our chief greg suhr (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. mayor i see another police excessive i'm watching you i'm watching you those are the coolest could say timeliness in all san francisco i can't get over how much imagination give users yourselves a hand as the mayor had said the sad and fun part is the trick or treating and i you r and all the treats but that unfortunately, a certain amount of car collisions that happen and the little ones can get hurt tons of police officers anti tonight to make sure you'll all say by the mayor gives good advice whether over c0 the crosswalk cross only when you get the light make eye contact with the dreefrz look both ways so those are reflecters and the mayor and i are plenty for everybody put them on your wrist and thailg they'll be like a key chance you can use those later so we want you to be safe and our costumes are terrific make that home with that bag full of treats to joy that okay. and i'll be able to sleep and entertain your parents is again happy halloween and be safe and look both ways g

mr. >> harry from the department of public works this is a standard sidewalks legislation louis a drop off in front of the willie l. brown middle school went through the standard calibrations and city planning as approved the task and fire department so all the major groups have agreed on the legislation and moving forward to the board any other questions i object to answer them. >> this is clean and straightforward representative from the school district to make a short presentation thank you, mr. rooir. >> hello. >> hello. >> are you speaking on this item or in 3789. >> cooperative you don't have is a public comment. >> a school district representative. >> no general contractor give me a minute you'll be able to speak. >> colleagues i don't know if you have any concerns let's go ahead and open up for public comment open up for public comment is open people have two minutes to speak and soft chime 30 seconds remaining sir if you want to come up now is your opportunity and again, any member of the public can speak. >> thank you, welcome. >> i'm not sure i don't have is a comment noted sure. >> are you in favor.

mr. roker. look at your screen for a second. i got an awesome tweet yesterday from one of our viewers. he's on board. he says, make a dollar goal for that is willie wearing the borat one-piece yellow. how does willie look in a bikini? how would this look on tv? there it is, willie. >> oh, you put it that way. i'm in? >> if you donate enough money, we reach our goal, that, ladies and gentlemen, is what you'll be seeing. >> no. >> i'll guarantee it. >> in a word, no. al, help me out here, man. >> who would his body double be? >> not happening. i won't allow it. not allow it. >> al say he is will not allow it. >> not going to happen. >> i have somebody on my side. >> not going to allow it. >> thank you, al. >> i got dumped in a gown. >> i'll wear a gown. >> okay. >> over that. >> all right. >> al, rescue us from this, please. >> yeah, no. okay. i'm going to tell you, it's not happening, right now. >> thank you. >> speaking for willie and i'm speaking for america. >> killjoy. >> now, let's show you what's going on. that's me. you betcha. we're at the national world war ii museum. this is history unto itself. you have got to come visit this museum. it

mr. >> harry from the department of public works this is a standard sidewalks legislation louis a drop off in front of the willie l. brown middle school went through the standard calibrations and city planning as approved the task and fire department so all the major groups have agreed on the legislation and moving forward to the board any other questions i object to answer them. >> this is clean and straightforward representative from the school district to make a short presentation thank you, mr. rooir. >> hello. >> hello. >> are you speaking on this item or in 3789. >> cooperative you don't have is a public comment. >> a school district representative. >> no general contractor give me a minute you'll be able to speak. >> colleagues i don't know if you have any concerns let's go ahead and open up for public comment open up for public comment is open people have two minutes to speak and soft chime 30 seconds remaining sir if you want to come up now is your opportunity and again, any member of the public can speak. >> thank you, welcome. >> i'm not sure i don't have is a comment noted sure. >> are you in favor.

mr. >> harry from the department of public works this is a standard sidewalks legislation louis a drop off in front of the willie l. brown middle school went through the standard calibrations and city planning as approved the task and fire department so all the major groups have agreed on the legislation and moving forward to the board any other questions i object to answer them. >> this is clean and straightforward representative from the school district to make a short presentation thank you, mr. rooir. >> hello. >> hello. >> are you speaking on this item or in 3789. >> cooperative you don't have is a public comment. >> a school district representative. >> no general contractor give me a minute you'll be able to speak. >> colleagues i don't know if you have any concerns let's go ahead and open up for public comment open up for public comment is open people have two minutes to speak and soft chime 30 seconds remaining sir if you want to come up now is your opportunity and again, any member of the public can speak. >> thank you, welcome. >> i'm not sure i don't have is a comment noted sure. >> are you in favor.

mrs. phillips attended school in waco and mcgregor areas and later attended the brian school for colored. she married willy sterling in 1931. they were blessed with five children. later she married eddie phillip, they were blessed with four children. mrs. phillips was a member of the new liberty baptist church in booneville, texas, at an early age and remained a a member until 1941, when she became a member of the pleasant grove missionary baptist church at bryant. she was an avid church worker, serving on the pleasant grove church usher board for 35 years and a a -- as a sunday school teacher and a mission teacher. she served on various programs and committees at the church and worked tirelessly at raising funds to help improve church facilities. mrs. phil ins taught and counseled numerous youth during her life. she was a staunch believer in higher education and all nine of her children attended college. mrs. phillips was an entrepreneur bho took suing and tailoring classes through the mail and worked for many years as a self-employed seam stress. she also bought, repaired and resold real estate for addit

mr. >> harry from the department of public works this is a standard sidewalks legislation louis a drop off in front of the willie l. brown middle school went through the standard calibrations and city planning as approved the task and fire department so all the major groups have agreed on the legislation and moving forward to the board any other questions i object to answer them. >> this is clean and straightforward representative from the school district to make a short presentation thank you, mr. rooir. >> hello. >> hello. >> are you speaking on this item or in 3789. >> cooperative you don't have is a public comment. >> a school district representative. >> no general contractor give me a minute you'll be able to speak. >> colleagues i don't know if you have any concerns let's go ahead and open up for public comment open up for public comment is open people have two minutes to speak and soft chime 30 seconds remaining sir if you want to come up now is your opportunity and again, any member of the public can speak. >> thank you, welcome. >> i'm not sure i don't have is a comment noted sure. >> are you in favor.