now, miss crump is bringing her niece over here. i'm sorry she's a girl, and i'm sorry it's saturday, but we're gonna entertain them. okay? i say okay? okay. and remember, opie, miss crump has been very nice to you. ( doorbell rings ) well, that must be them. mm-hmm. hmm. good morning, helen. come right in. good morning, aunt bee. cynthia, this is miss taylor. how do you do? how do you do? my goodness, aren't you a pretty little thing? well, well. oh, hi, andy. cynthia, this is mr. taylor. how do you do, mr. taylor? nice to meet you, young lady. and this is opie. iss crump. morning, opie. hmm. this, uh... this is opie. opie, this is my niece, cynthia. hi. hi. well, let's sit down. mm-hmm. opie, cynthia comes all the way from west virginia. isn't that interesting? wheeling, isn't it, cynthia? yes. mmm. lovely weather we're having, too, hmm? aren't we having lovely weather? ear. just beautiful. just beautiful. not a cloud in the sky. not a cloud in the sky. opie, why don't you take cynthia out and play for a while? seven-a. me, too. m

your niece is in town. what niece? what niece? your only niece, and she's here to go to college at usc. and she's staying with me right now. well, that's good. i agree, and you can leave. she's supposed to get her own apartment, but it's not ready yet, and she needed a place to stay for a few nights. so you're asking me can she stay here? of course not. i'm telling you. and she's staying here. well, she won't like it here, sleeping on the couch. she don't have to sleep on the couch. lamont's away. she can use his room. yeah, but he's coming back. see, that's why i got the table all set there, cause he cut his vacation short i--hark? i can hear the truck now. that's him. donna: fred. esther, lamont's not on his way back now. why did you have to say that? now, fred, you can't turn the poor child out in the cold. she needs a place to stay. well, she's related to her, ain't she? well, that automatically gives her one night free lodging with the dog catcher. i'll be back within a half an hour. straighten up the kitchen, and straighten

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>> the key unlocks it. >> i have a 7-year-old niece and a 10-year-old niece. they were supposed to come today. we could not find a single seat so if you're flying on thanksgiving -- >> listen. did you hear that? >> wow. >> it's alive now? >> this reminds me of a gremlin. so apparently -- >> my nieces are watching because all of this depends on you. >> so this is how this works. i'm going to hold it and at some point within this hour hopefully it will hatch into an animal. >> not if i don't scramble it first. >> i don't know if you want to eat what's inside this. >> do you have to hold it like that? >> i don't really know how -- >> it's really cute how you are holding it. >> i don't really flow. so after it hatches -- which we'll bring that to you live. >> that's going to freak your baby out. the baby's going to come out -- >> can we have the instructions, please? >> i think it just has to be held. >> how long does it take for this to hatch, guys? >> between 20 and 60 minutes. >> so the show will be over. >> well, live -- >> sit on it. >> then after it born it

to tutor her niece in math. >> he seemed nice, respectful. he liked to be involved with the family and my aunt. >> he didn't have family of his own so he kind of attached himself to yours? >> yeah. >> but they weren't boyfriend and girlfriend? >> no. >> even so, in photos, maribel and k.c. seemed to be having a great time. they even went on a cruise together. soon, police would be talking with k.c. joy. >> do you have a business card, sir? >> yeah. >> so i keep track of names straight. >> yeah, that's a good idea. >> formalities over, detective ramirez started asking about maribel. >> as you know, right now, there's some people, some family and friends that are worried about maribel, your roommate. >> i was her friend and i care about her very much. >> but he said he had no idea what happened to her. >> so when was the last time you saw her? >> about 9:00 p.m. about 9:00. then i went out. >> that was thursday night, may 2nd. the next night when the cops were called to maribel's house, k.c. wasn't there. he explained he had been so worried tha

. >> i had my nieces, mom, brother, everybody at my house. did all the thing. remind me how much i love new york when your family's there, because you go to the radio city block, both of those guys were there, tom's daughter sarah and their son. at the thanksgiving day parade. >> of course you were. >> kids kept screaming, can you see me, santa? because last year santa looked the other way. very depressing. this year we yelled and screamed. joel watching as the pa rate parade went by. what i did, same table, just bought two extra chairs a how about that? >> you're a mathematical genius! >> i couldn't believe -- how awesome it was! >> how about a table with a leaf? >> oh. that's a good one, but i never have people over. that's the most people i'll ever have in my house. >> unless you have a table that expanded and then you might. >> maybe. the cool thing is, i made my nieces, every morning ux when we woke up, we would raise the shades and all say, "good morning new york! ! there's a button. press a button. curtain and we would do a broadway show. i got my guitar

cantor nieces and nephews have this particular bit of sulfur from tiffany's.orrying about who was going to be and which will. it's not at all the mystery house. what sarah did with her millions and this is a topic we talk about, she inherited her so much of it.f her husband died of tuberculosis and she wanted to be a cure for tuberculosis. when the hospital was set up in new haven sera happily gave millions to it. she set up this really brilliant system where i she pulled the millions into a trus the trust r her nieces and nephews. there was an expensive divorce and he lost all the money so sarah felt you shouldn't givesh the people all the money just a trust fund to live on. so she did this for her nieces and nephews had stipulated in the well they would have a nice sum to live off but the hospital here in new haven is incredible. this is in 1916, she died in 1922. in the course of writing this book, i e-mailed the director of the clinic and i asked her what distance the legacy made and she said that this astounding. it's the other diseases that her foresight

after years of seeing others lose their belongings -- its now happened to her. my niece and nephew's birthday is tomorrow and i bought them cards. beth brester is eladed that tomorrow she will have gifts for her niece and nephew who are celebrating birthdays. the fire-fighter paramedic turned around 5 - beth found herself on the other side of an emergency situation. "we got woken up at about a quarter to five this morning with banging on the doors. and a guy from the apartment across from us yelling that there was a fire in the building that we needed to get out. once it was considered safe firefighters allowed her and other back into their apartments to salvage whatever items they could. her unit was one of six damage. two apartments according to fire officials were destroyed in the blaze. . the fire extended into a storage unit, closest for that apartment and it extended up into the roof the red cross is assisting and fire investigators are working to determine the cause. one fire- fighter suffered a minor injury to his hand. "half of my way is taken out in my living room and ceili

she was clever and brilliant and why should she leave that money to her nieces and nephews. she's done something much more essential with it. to this day, they continue to generate money for what we can only say is truly a terrific cause. i actually feel incredibly proud of her and also sad for her life that was so blighted by grief. as a mother myself of three children, as a parent, that is d your worst nightmare and for us it doesn't happen very often, but for the victorians that happen all the time. death was part of the very fabric of life itself. so, that's sarah. we we can think of her here. let us return to the theme of decline. they have built the sense andd more more people are buying rifles for shooting, people are asked inspired by teddy roosevelt and everybody wants to have a winchester. it's still a predominately role in society. but, just before the first world war because fears of war are on the horizon, there's a recession and for the first time in 30 years winchester orders ed who joins the company, he is married to the sister-in-law and he says why don't we

. >> we started with my niece stacey when she was 12 years old and we were holding her on our shouldersids started to grow, we came with scaffolding and ladders and then it progressed. >> holiday cheer and family and friends, traditions of old and some in the making. >> it's awesome every year we watch it on tv but now we are actually watching and we are on tv. >> reporter: that they with. and back here live spectators and performers are heading back to spend the holiday with their family. another year and another success on the parkway. and we want to wish everyone at home a happy and safe thanksgiving. >> thank you. and happy thanksgiving to you as well. >>> we asked you to bring doe faces of canned goods and you answered that call. the boy scouts collected them along the parade route. >>> turning to accuweather this noon, it's a little bit cloudy but mostly dry for this thanksgiving and all the parade watchers, sky 6 hd taking a live look at the commodore barry bridge in chester. it's a little bit dreary outside. if you head out to grandma's house for the holiday meal you could be se

he wants his sister and niece to rest in peace. on the way home from the courthouse he stopped at the scene of the fatal crash to say goodbye. >> dropped off some flowers and sad goodbye. >> state police accident reconstruction team says that susan mackey also crossed the double yellow line but the judge cause the accident he contributed to the death of susan and juliette because of his choice to drive drunk and recklessly. i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >> we are following breaking news out of marlborough. one person has been airlifted to the hospital following a bad crash on 495 south near route 20. you can see crews here at the scene bringing down a stretcher from the medical helicopter. we have reached out to state police for more details and will update you as soon as we get them. >>> breaking tonight, anti-trump here's a live look at dallas, texas where hundreds of rallies under the traffic light. within the past hour, president-elect trump addressedded the protestors who are angry with his win tuesday. he tweeted out, quote,

my niece, i take her every year and my kids, too. they've done it and then don't before i die, i want to see grandchildren. >> you will have grandchildren. >> it's different but the key elements work quickly. >> congratulations are in order for kathie lee. how many followers do you have on instagram now? >> a million. >> what does that mean? >> lots of people are paying attention to your tweet. be careful. >> michael geller left kathie, i'm so proud of you, you did it with-out one nude picture. i would have lost followers if i had done one nude picture. >> we need to give a shout-out to this guy in illinois. he's been a repo man more than 20 years. his job is to repossess cars. he had to repossess a 1998 buick. the owners were an 82-year-old he found out this couple was sinking deeper into debt because they had to pay so much for their medications. they only had $30 left until their next social security check. the kiplings understood jim had to do a job and he took their car. there they were without a car. it really bugged jim a lot.

. >> eye with it niece news reporter david spunt is live in middle town township where residents are concerned and outraged tonight. david? >> reporter: these allegations are sickening. in just a moment you're going to hear from the senior pastor of the dhoich and tonight police wanted to make sure we got this report out as soon as possible. take a good look at him. 22-year-old former youth leader sexually assaulted or tried to sexually assault a 13 and 15-year-old girl inside the church. >> i'm in shock. i can't believe it. >> diane lives next door. she says she's known him since he was a little boy. >> just a great kid. never any problems or anything. i just can't believe i'm in total shock. >> authorities say the alleged incident happened on two separate occasions. the 13-year-old said the man bent her over a table and held her arms behind her back and pulled down her pants. the 15-year-old said he allegedly told her in her ear that she would one day call her a medicine file. she kicked him and escaped. the senior pastor at the church would only delivered his prepared statement. >

she giggles as she pulls out the birthday gift cards for her niece and nephew. >> we only t some things, we got it. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. according to the red cross, they have responded to 750 fires this year, approximately 70 have been deadly. they remind people to be safe when trying to heat their homes in the months ahead. reporting in the newsroom, today's tmj4. >> a reminder now to set your clocks back an hour tonight before you go to bed. while you're at it, firefighters recommend checking the batteries the red cross is suggesting you should install spoam alarms -- smoke alarms with 10-year lithium batteries. a transmission line failure yesterday, which by 6:00 p.m., took our over the air signal off the air. this also impacted our ability to feed our signal to dish network and direct tv. that issue has now been fixed. we apologize to our viewers for the inconvenience and we thank you for your patience. >>> still ahead on live where and why a car crashed through a building today, leaving a milwaukee business cleaning up. plus, honoring those who served ou

hearing in which senators were basically grilling executive director steve santoro, but as soon as the nieceame out, they stopped the meeting, loretta turned to the cameras. >> the spotlight on the kind of administration we are surround ing. >> senator loretta doesn't believe that baroni and kelly deserve to go to prison. i asked senator if she believed senator christie got away from it? >> i'm not going to comment. there's been a spotlight on the christie administration. i said i didn't care if he knew about it before, during or after. he set the stage. and people unfortunately got suckered in. >> i also got the republican's reaction to the verdict by speaking to tom cain. >> it's said for everybody in new jersey, we need to have transparency and we need to move forward in those efforts. >> let's not forget what these guys did, what they were convicted of doing, abuse of power, this corruption, i'm sick of it. i think that loretta, it's all political for her, she didn't really want justice, she didn't want to find out the problem, she wanted to go after christie. she should at least meet th

he wants his sister and his niece to rest in peace. on the way home from scene of the fatal crash to say goodbye. >> a state police accident reconstruction team said that susan mackey also crossed the double yellow line that night. but the judge added while he did not cause the accident, he contribute to the death of susan and juliette because of his choice to drive drunk and recklessly. i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. mbta bus driver accused of leaving the scene of the accident. it happened just before 6:00 tonight near west wyoming and river streets in melrose. the bus hit a parked car and then drove off. officers say the driver is no longer transporting passengers. they're also investigating whether he was under the influence of prescription drugs at the time. police arrested lori albanis found two loaded high capacity guns and two stun guns. police arrested a teen who lives in the home the same day. they say their investigation started after he posted about weapons on social media. >> now at 10:00, coming together. >> mr. president,

my niece, i took her ever, every year. my kids, too. then all of a sudden -- they've done it and they don't want to lease let that be before i die. >> every time you go, it is different. yeah, you're going to have grandchildren. by the way, congratulations are in order for kathie lee gifford. >> why? >> how many followers do you have on twitter right now? >> i guess -- a million. thank you, everybody. >> where is the confetti! >> what does that mean? >> it means lots of people are paying attention to your tweets! be careful. >> my friend just tweeted me, i'm so proud of you -- you did it without one nude picture. i would have lost followers if i'd have done a nude picture. >>> we need a great story today. tell this one, hoda woman. >> we need to give a shout out to this guy in illinois, a guy named jim ford. he's been a repo man for more than 20 years. his job is to repossess cars. okay? so he had to repossess one day a 1998 buick. the owners were 82-year-old jim found out this couple was sinking deeper into debt and that was because th

. >> i had my nieces and my mom and my brother and his wife and everybody at my house. we did all the things. it reminds me of how much i love new york when your family's rockettes. this was just in the hall at 30 rock. tom brokaw and lester holt. random sighting. tom's daughter sara was there and their son. we were at the thanksgiving day parade. the kids kept screaming can you see me, san today? last year santa looked the other way. it was very depressing. this year he yelled and screamed and looked. there's joel. we ended up doing so many things that you do in new york. we had a great thanksgiving meal. >> you've got more room now >> you know what i did? i have the same table, i just bought two extra chairs and shoved them in. how about that! >> you're a mathematical genius. >> i couldn't believe --- how awesome it was. >> how about you get a table with a leaf? >> but i never have people over. that's the most people that i'll ever have in my case. >> unless you have a table that expanded. >> maybe. my nieces every morning when we woke up, we would raise the so we dec

grandma, first off let me get >> we have my daughter, my grand baby, my granddaughter, my niece. we have my best friend sheila, and my niece elizabeth with us. >> wow, okay. >> you guys got out at 4:00 this morning? >> 4 a.m., it's our tradition every year for over 20 years. we're up at 3, out at 4. >> and tell me what sort of deals are you guys looking for this morning? >> we're looking for the morning specials, which usually end at 10 a.m. we're up here every morning at starbucks, of course, and we just move along. carters for the little guy and toy store. >> these guys were a bit nervous to talk on camera. what stores are you guys looking forward to going to today? >> we always go to forever 21. we spend a lot of time in there. i like polo store. we go pretty much everywhere. >> what about the gap? i saw the 70% percent off. any interest in that? >> no. >> sorry. the gap is out of there. you had a free commercial but they killed it for you. thank you guys, we'll let you get back to shopping and i apologize to anybody who works at the gap. that wasn't on me. i promise. >> a lot

. >> eye with it niece news reporter david spunt is live in middle town township where residents are concerned and outraged tonight. david? >> reporter: these allegations are sickening. in just a moment you're going to hear from the senior pastor of the dhoich and tonight police wanted to make sure we got this report out as soon as possible. take a good look at him. 22-year-old former youth leader sexually assaulted or tried to sexually assault a 13 and 15-year-old girl inside the church. >> i'm in shock. i can't believe it. >> diane lives next door. she says she's known him since he was a little boy. >> just a great kid. never any problems or anything. i just can't believe i'm in total shock. >> authorities say the alleged incident happened on two separate occasions. the 13-year-old said the man bent her over a table and held her arms behind her back and pulled down her pants. the 15-year-old said he allegedly told her in her ear that she would one day call her a medicine file. she kicked him and escaped. the senior pastor at the church would only delivered his prepared statement. >

i trust that my niece has made you welcome in mabsence. i'm george challis, at your service. >> my friends call me cisco. >> and i'm pancho fernrndo gonzalez de conejo, jr. >> we owe our lives to your niece, sir. we got lost in the badlands. >> i found them unconscious a north gate. they were just goioi to leave. >> but, my dear nedra, that wouldn't be hospitable. you must remain as my, uh, guests for a few days. >> well, it is very kind of you, sir, but-- >> i refuse to take no for an answer. oh, cisco, pinch me! no, no, no, i pinch myself. ai! i didn't know my skin was so tender. whew. heh. (giggling) >>>>ood evening, gentlemen. >> good evening, sir. >> i suppose you've been wondering why i asked you to come to dinner with your hats on. >> ah, we are. >> it's an old tradition in the house of challis. >> that's a good idea, because my head is always s ld. >> have you any idea exactly where you are? >> (chuckles) no, we really don't. it isn't every day that one wakes up in a desert oasis, off the beaten track and miles froro nowhere. >> ye

i have a little niece that would love that.is a hazing. >> i have a three-year old who swallowed a battery. how about that. >> this one has no batteries. for three and up this is pokemon, and it is birthday addition. he has rinse on him, and he is, very popular with the pokemon go that just came out and 20th anniversary. >> very cute. it does it do anything. >> no, just a plush toy. no batteries, no nothing. >> okay, all right. >> next age group. >> what do we have. >> this is kid age four and up. thinks barbie stem kit. >> sorry. >> no worries. >> here we go. >>> okay, very well. >> this is barbie kit, it comes with seven different models to build up including rotating closet. it will teach engineering concepts as well as barbie play toy. >> how is it teaching my child engineering. >> it comes in pieces. you can build this set up in to this rotating class it, learn how to gears work, is there a hammock after a long day and it comes with barnett ornament as well. >> that is like a lego three in one, you can do three different t

his 10-year-old niece, sammy.ct, along with his brother, conrad, in the stabbing death of sammy, her mother, rebecca gonzalez, and a family friend. the house all three victims lived in was burned to the ground following the murders. at his latest court hearing baron learned of some new evidence against him. >> i thought they were going to use pictures against me, which they are but they're also using past statements. really? one of the things that pissed me off is a statement a family member made not so much against us, that he never trusted us around his kids to begin with. really? what do you mean you never trusted us around your kids? we're supposed to be family. if that's the way you feel, tell me. don't tell the police that especially when you know this is the type of things being investigated. >> negative statements from family are but one of the pressures bearing down on the ochoa brothers, every time they appear in court, there are familiar faces in the gallery. they are led by suzy bianchi-pierce, the mot

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his 10-year-old niece, sammy.s also a suspect, along with his brother, conrad, in the stabbing death of sammy, her mother, rebecca gonzalez, and a family friend. the house all three victims lived in was burned to the ground following the murders. at his latest court hearing baron learned of some new evidence against him. >> i thought they were going to use pictures against me, which they are but they're also using past statements. really? one of the things that pissed me off is a statement a family member made not so much against us, that he never trusted us around his kids to begin with. really? what do you mean you never trusted us around your kids? we're supposed to be family. if that's the way you feel, tell me. don't tell the police that especially when you know this is the type of things being investigated. >> negative statements from family are but one of the pressures bearing down on the ochoa brothers, every time they appear in court, there are familiar faces in the gallery. they are led by suzy bianchi-p

i'm his niece, mary davis. someone shot uncle will. he left less than an hour ago. >> it takes very little time for a man to die violently. >> pancho says so, too. >> pancho? >> yeah, i am it. >> well, then you must be the cisco kid. uncle will told me all about you, how you trap criminals. >> if i'm lucky. >> please, cisco, would you try and catch this killer? >> pancho and i will try to do our best, miss. eh, pancho? >> if you say so, cisco. it don't make no difference, i guess, if pancho say hello to a bully with his name on it. >> put our horses in then while i take care of the dead man, huh? whs this, a visitor? >> no, that's george holden, my foreman. >> hello, miss mar >> george, ben's been murdered. >> murdered? >> cisco and his friend just brought back his body. >> where'd you find him? when? >> about half an hour ago, a few miles from here. where were you at that time? >> if it's any of your business-which i don't think it is-i was fixing a busted fence up in the north pasturur >> and you didn't hear any shooting? >> no, i wa

he wanted all the control over my niece. >> reporter: paula told the police her suspicions even beforey began chasing down leads on greyhound. so even though they had their killer, the idea that george was involved somehow was already in the back of their minds. on the other hand, george's family was just as eager to assure the police that those attacks on george's character from shauna's side were complete nonsense. >> i never saw shauna act cowed or afraid of my brother. she had an equal footing in the way they interacted with one another. so that's -- that's why i still can't believe the -- the insinuation, the allegations that -- that he was abusive, or even controlling. >> reporter: george's friend aaron solano couldn't agree more. >> no matter where he finds himself -- what challenging situation he finds himself in, he has always been consistently kind, consistently caring. >> reporter: so which george was the real one? the detectives decided to pay george a visit at his house, though they didn't tell him what they'd heard about him. the good or the bad. >> mr. -- can i call you

. >> she has been this moment in history with her sisters and niece but there is someone missing. >> my mom died 2 years ago and she was not able to see this. the first thing was did -- we did was go to the cemetery and put her a cuban and american flag . >> how special with this have been for her? >> oh my god, i am sure she is celebrating.>> reporter: hundreds if not thousands david the focus is not on celebrity appearances for rather his grandfather. >> he actually passed away couple months ago. healy said he would of loved to have seen this day. i feel like i'm representing my family and him by being here. >> the multitude of miami cubans hopeful that the death of castro will lead to a change in cuba but they are living this so many from their past. >> he has so much damage to the families, to the whole world that this is a way -- we have to celebrate his death . >> now that some more time has passed the community starting to think a little bit more about what this means for the cuban community both here and in cuba. we will explore that a little bit more this morning. >> reactio

one of the vehicles involved, a niece san altima, was on dally boulevard near reed avenue. the nissan slammed into a toyota prius head on sends the prius hair borne. the elderly couple in the prius had to be rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. the driver requiring the jaws of life to get him out. the man in the nissan was found with multiple bullet wounds. he is in the hospital and the suspect in the shoot-out, now the police investigation is focused on trying to figure out if other car involved in the initial shoot-out. trying to track down that shooter. i'm grant lodes, kron 4 news. >>> other top stories, we are following tonight. a body found outside a san jose home has been ruled a homicide. police responded just after 1:00 this afternoon. the victim has not yet been identified. >>> in danville, a community in shock after racist graffiti is found scribbled on the walls at monte vista high school. it is the fourth such incident in less than a month in the san ramon school district. tonight, at an emergency meeting, parents came together to support each other an

here is alveda king, the niece of martin luther king, jr. she is also a fox news contributor. dr.u. what do you make of the protests? >> david, i believe that there is unrest in the country and some people just want some solutions, they want to know what to do. as long as the demonstrations remain peaceful and non-violent, that won't be a problem but the violence does have to cease. david: yeah, we were looking at video of one of the violent confrontations. not many of them have become violent. this one is in portland, oregon. who do you think is behind isn't because some of the groups affiliated with it were same ones doing occupy wall street. those were funded by george soros. do you think it is organized or is it spontaneous? >> some of that is still organized, but i have a quote from my uncle, dr. martin luther king, jr., and he said, if you succumb to the temptation of using violence in the struggle, unborn generations will be recipients of a long and desolate night of bitterness and chief legacy of the future will be endless reign of meaningless chaos. david: wow. >> i don't

he seemed quite perturbed over the goings-on between his niece and young ryan. he had me change his will. >> that's very interesting, but, uh, how does thatat make me foreman? >> he made me executor is after he's killed, why-- >> he's killed? >> yes, that's where you come in. now as i was saying, after he's dead, i'll appoint you foreman of the ranch and between us we'll pick it as clean as a bone. >> that sounds great. but how do i keep the sheriff off my neck? >> i've got that all figured out. now you do exactly as i say and the sheriff f ll be after young ryan instead of you. >> man, nothing like having a lawyer for a partner. >> and youea >> maybe i did. you know how you say things when you lose your temper. >> how do you account for your branding iron being found beside the body? >> well, i don't know, unless the killer left it there to incriminate me. >> or you dropped it by accident. >> but i tell you i didn't kill him. >> well, the circuit judge will have to decide that. you're under arrest. get t your horse. ?? hyah! >> oh, cisco, this is so peaceful he

my 11-year-old niece hearing that. my 20 and 21-year-old nieces hearing that.nd the way that it forms how they view themselves when they hear somebody like that that is so influential, that is so demeaning and degrading to women. and we see him being elevated by the republican party. it's not just an affront to women of america, but it's an affront to many, many republican women like myself who look, on either side of us at republican voters and say how did this happen? how did we get here that we're elevating a man of such low character to be our representative and our nominee for the highest office in the land? >> and how did it come to it that the current president of the united states finds himself having to talk about this on the campaign trail. let's listen to president obama out there today. >> do you want somebody to be your voice who on tape brags about how being famous allows him to get away with sexual assault? >> no! >> who calls women pigs or dogs or slobs. and grades them on a scale of 1 to 10. 23 you disrespect women before you are elected presid

you are jim's niece? my friend pancho and i were on our way to visit your uncle. impossible. >> impossible? why? >> uncle jim's dead. >> dead? when did that happen? >> three weeks ago. murdered. >> who did it? >> i wish i knew. but uncle jim's lawyer wrote to me and said the law was still looking for the killer. i was on my way to see the lawyer when those outlaws robbed me and killed the driver. >> they stole all your money? >> yes, and my papers too. >> papers? were they very important? >> well, it consisted of my birth certificate and other documents to establish my my uncle left me his entire estate, that i should bring proof of my identity when they probate the will. >> oh, i see. it will be very hard for you to prove who you are without those papers, won't it? >> no doubt. but i'm mr. holden will vouch for me. you see, i met him back east several years ago with my uncle. >> get those papers? >> sure did. >> good work, nebraska. well, stella, by this time tomorrow you'll be back in st. louis and $5,0