i've got to buy pajamas. get ready. [ laughter ] pajamas-- pajamas have got to be the world's funniest clothes. who designed pajamas? why do they make them look like a tiny suit? [ laughter ] they give you a little collar. button down, and a breast pocket. there's a useful item. [ laughter ] is anybody using the breast what do you put a pen in there? you roll over in the middle of the night. you kill yourself. [ laughter ] i also bought slippers which i never had before in my life. i never had them, and i went, and i picked them out. there's two kinds you can get. you can get the slide in. these are like emergency slippers. [ laughter ] oh, yeah. you can set these up by the side of the bed in case of a fire. hey. you pick them right up. you get right out. [ laughter ] you save a lot of time, or you can get the ones with the backs which are kind of like shoes which if you have pajamas [ applause ] now, you just get yourself a flannel briefcase. you're all set. [ laughter ] you oversleep. just go right into wor

well, jane was wearing pajamas when police arrived.n the laundry room they found her jeans rolled up in a towel tucked between the washer and dryer. it looked like they had been removed quickly, stashed away. when an officer tried to administer a gunshot residue kit to jane's hands, standard procedure in a shooting investigation -- >> when the officer doing the test began getting the test ready, she did go into the bathroom and either wash her hands or wipe her hands on a towel, one of the two. before coing back to the table and before the test was done. >> so odd things. anyway, police scoured the place, didn't see any murder weapon lying around. and they were about ready to take dave's body off to the morgue when some instinct told the lead detective to look here. he cracked open the doors of the grandfather clock in the dining room, looked down inside, and there it was. >> this is more than likely the murder weapon. >> a ruger six-shot revolver. surely no prowler would have dropped a weapon right here in the dining room clock. >> th

. >>> all right, in today's money watch, pa scram mas you can wear--pajamas you can wear to the office. >> and a big announcement from volkswagen this morning jill wag has that for pus--wagner has that for us. >> reporter: well, they are adding about 5% of the work force, so they are going to coffer from the emissions heat cheating scandal. --cheating scandal. most think that the fed will raise interest rates next month. janet yellen testified yesterday that the surprising results of the presidential election has to the caninged the fed's position that the economy and job market are strong enough to handle another rate hike. if you have been thinking of signing up for amazon prime, today is the day to do it. amazon one day only from $99 to $79. it is to celebrate the launch of a new prime show. members get two-day shipping free an access to shows and movies. analysts think there are about 65 million prime members in the united states. and the new business casual, fruit of the loom has created a professional collection of pajamas, is there a pinstripe suit, a corporate cowboy, and a cou

page 20 for the kids again, we have the pajama sets. pajama sets very popular in those christmas piles and holiday piles. i know that. $4.75 for any of these two-piece pajama sets. so that was wal-mart. now best buy. we've gotten this toshiba, 49-inch tv that's $199, a savings of $250 bucks. of course lots of electronics deals here that you will find and there will be people waiting in line likely a day in advance for that. page 4, the sono speakers, $150. those are very, very popular in store. you will see people listening this them because they always have a big sample area where you can hear them. page 9, w sub-- the sound bar and the subwoofers. lots of deals. we brought to you wal-mart, we brought best buy earlier this week, j.c. penny and kohl's. there are so many coming out and we will keep bringing you the deals. >> brian: all right, laura. thank you very much. sam and tia are buying every single one of those things. that's what they said during the story. designs were submitted by customers. 13 different designs. to celebrate t

i've got to buy pajamas. get ready. [ laughter ] pajamas-- pajamas have got to be the world's funniest clothes. who designed pajamas? why do they make them look like a tiny suit? [ laughter ] they give you a little collar. button down, and a breast pocket. there's a useful item. [ laughter ] is anybody using the breast pocket on your pajamas? what do you put a pen in there? you roll over in the middle of the night. you kill yourself. [ laughter ] i also bought slippers which i never had before in my life. i never had them, and i went, and i picked them out. there's two kinds you can get. you can get the slide in. these are like emergency slippers. [ laughter ] oh, yeah. you can set these up by the side of the bed in case of a fire. hey. you pick them right up. you get right out. [ laughter ] you save a lot of time, or you can get the ones with the backs which are kind of like shoes which if you have pajamas this completes the event. [ laughter ] [ applause ] now, you just get yourself a flannel briefcase. you

here's jim in the pajamas. >> i don't get the joke. did those go out of style? well, the ice bucket challenge that garnered so much attention will live o opened a new exhibit on the history of philanthropy and since the ice bucket challenge became a fund-raising phenomenon, that bucket is a showcase item. a couple tied this challenge to als. it became a viral social media campaign. around the world, it raised more than $50 million for als research. >>> that will wrap it up for us tonight at 6:30. thanks for having us. in. >> coming up, police looking for a dangerous abe -- animal in a park. >>> now at:00 -- at 7:00, two guys steal a gun from a car outside of summerlin. >>> a plane crashes carrying a brazilian soccer team. >>> i don't appreciate you store. >> a lot of screaming going on there inside a craft store. the woman saying, she was discriminated against because she voted for donald trump. >>> two men break into a parked car in summerlin. they stole a gun that was kept on the inside. thank you for staying with us. i'm reed cowan. >> i'm latoya silmon. one

they let you ride the bus with those pajamas on? no, man, i drove over. well, how do you know he's qualified? well, do something. you know, break a piano, or eat a table, run through a tree. do something. grady! hey, look, mr. wilson, don't worry, i'm qualified. i'm a fifth degree black belt. did you hear that? the man's a figreefth de black belt. uh-huh. and if he messes with jojo jackson, he's going to need all 5 of those belts to lower him into the ground. mr. wilson, karate is one of the oldest forms of self defense known to man. it ain't older than running. and how do you say that, now? karr-- no, it's karate. it's a japanese word, it means empty hand. oh, well, you'd have a much better chance if you'd fill that empty hand with a .38-caliber smith and wesson. say, lookie here, sit down for a minute. let me ask you something, goose. gus! uh, yeah. uh, whatever. did you ever use any of that stuff in real fighting? no, but i have seen men get their arms and their legs, and even their skulls busted in tournaments. oh, well you don't need karate for that.

a felony charge -- after police say they found her young daughter alone in the rain wearing only pajamas. wright county jail tonight -- she's charged with neglect or abandonment of a dependent person. this stemming from an incident earlier this month in galt -- where police say they found ceplecha's two-year-old daughter outside in the rain without shoes, wearing pajamas. they say the child and another one- year-old of the woman's were taken into protective custody. meanwhile -- an investigation is 18- year-old prisoner in iowa. timothy fluharty junior died in custody over the weekend -- in southeast iowa's jefferson county. police there say he was arrested on suspicison of marijuana possession and taken to the fairfield jail early saturday morning. he began to show signs of an unknown medical issue about three hours later -- and died. an autopsy will be performed as woman crashes right into it. it happened just after seven-30 this morning at mulgrew's tavern in east dubuque, illinois. police say the woman was driving down the street when her brakes went out. she ended up crossing both t

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. >> you can see a collection of suits that are just pajamas. pj's. >> jeff: i love them. >> tiffani: fruit of the loom created sweat suits. i love this idea. one called corporate cowboy costing about $50 each. >> i like that. >> sometimes you want to be in your pajamas around the house not and look like it. >> denise: every day i would like to be in my pajamas. >> tiffani: i don't think you can wear it to work. >> denise: if they made them for women. >> tiffani: jeff, are you wearing them. >> jeff: i am actually wearing them right now and then i go to bed and put on another pair tomorrow. it is great. i on. >> we've got 75 in the forecast tomorrow. yep. people will be golfing and wearing shorts maybe in the afternoon at least. here we go into saturday. it is going to be a different story. a temperature drop friday afternoon to what we will be experiencing saturday afternoon. when you see something like that in the forecast it will be we have the forecast in the 40s within rain showers. saturday night and changes to snow and very windy. 2. lake-

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>> reporter: and, of course, the pajamas, available for $40, but what shements? >> words that comes from somebody's heart. >> nice of her to add that given that this year's is the longest, a few of the things on there, a $400 hair drier, $165 chocolate and vanilla flower cake. >> sounds amazing. >> a personalized dog blanket. >> those are all important things. >> kendis, i have to correct you more, especially on eating desserts. >> a hair drier. coming up, the once in your lifetime euphoria spreading in chicago. >> fans ready for a big old celebration today. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" continues hd-5-1490 hd-5-1490 >>> it's a v >>> it's a victory for the windy city that's been more than a lifetime in the making. >> the cubs' first world series win in more than a century has them promising the victory celebration will be one for the ages. during this magical season were brought here to document an occasion that took a century to happen. >> it's insane, and i just had to come down here so i could have them, you know, documentation we were

[laughter] now, he's standing there in his pajamas. [laughter] he's at the foottop of the ramp.e reaches in the closet, pulls out a trench coat, puts it on -- [laughter] down the ramp -- the stairs he comes. i grab an air force car, put him in the backseat, we take off. we go to the post exchange. open the door, he walks in, and the place just absolutely froze. [laughter] nobody in there could believe that the commander in chief, the leader of the free world was walking around in his pajamas in the middle of the night in the azores. [laughter] [applause] >> unfortunately, the press had taken a different route, so there was no one there to take a photo of that. [laughter] so now we go to 1968. and that was quite a year. >> yeah. it was kind of a bad year. it just started out wrong. on march 31st, 1968, president johnson decided he was going to address the people of the country, talk about the vietnam war. and so i was sitting at home like everybody else, i had gone home knowing that's what he was going to do, wasn't going to leave the white house. and i was watching television. i

[laughter] now, he's standing there in his pajamas. [laughter] he's at the foottop of the ramp.e reaches in the closet, pulls out a trench coat, puts it on -- [laughter] down the ramp -- the stairs he comes. i grab an air force car, put him in the backseat, we take off. we go to the post exchange. open the door, he walks in, and the place just absolutely froze. [laughter] nobody in there could believe that the commander in chief, the leader of the free world was walking around in his pajamas in the middle of the night in the azores. [laughter] [applause] >> unfortunately, the press had taken a different route, so there was no one there to take a photo of that. [laughter] so now we go to 1968. and that was quite a year. >> yeah. it was kind of a bad year. it just started out wrong. on march 31st, 1968, president johnson decided he was going to address the people of the country, talk about the vietnam war. and so i was sitting at home like everybody else, i had gone home knowing that's what he was going to do, wasn't going to leave the white house. and i was watching television. i

did you know pajamas are a thing? family pajamas.sales the amount of family pajamas that sold compared to last year. this is my favorite, "mama bear." brooke, back to you. >> all right, i like it, allison, thank you. >>> next, more on the breaking news, donald trump selecting a fox news analyst and someone who worked in three separate republican white houses to join him, are there more stars from the network on his list? >>> also ahead, a judge has just ruled whether the man behind the mass shooting inside that charleston, south carolina, church is competent to stand trial. the decision and what it means coming up. ny won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car

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>> reporter: and, of course, the pajamas, available for $40, but what shements? >> words that comes from somebody's heart. that this year's is the longest, ever, most expensive. a few of the things on there, a $400 hair drier, $165 chocolate and vanilla flower cake. >> sounds amazing. >> a personalized dog blanket. >> those are all important things. >> kendis, i have to correct you more, especially on eating desserts. >> a hair drier. lifetime euphoria spreading in chicago. >> fans ready for a big old celebration today. you're watching "world news now." >>> it's a victory for the windy city that's been more than a life century has them promising the victory celebration will be one for the ages. >> reporter: children born during this magical season were brought here to document an occasion that took a century to happen. >> it's insane, and i just had to come down here so i could have them, you know, documentation we were here and we went through this, and they want them to be able to look back and say, you know, there we were, mommy. rans. living the post army lif

gift wrap, holiday ornaments, any holiday themed things like pajamas. this will be about half price for black friday. the serious savers can do better. hold off until post- christmas sales. you will see deals of 75-90 percent off. the most important thing to remember black friday -- if you do score a good deal something like a tv, just buy one. if you buy nine of them you're not really saving any money. just because it's a good deal, doesn't mean you shouldn't waste your money on it. her best advice, make a list, check it twice -- that way your wallet is not noddy, it's nice. ash and nichols, fox and one. she's actually) you want to is not the only items you should skip on black friday. we have an entire list, plus a money-saving tricks on our web page kdvr.com. a competition like no other happening in denver this holiday season. >> the delicious and well preserved to deserve being shown off right now at the history car at a museum. [ inaudible ] >> now that thanksgiving is almost over, a christmas nativity scene is trending. a company called modern nat

i'd die of embarrassment wearing those pajamas. you know, i don't have to take that from an undisciplined jerk like you. enjoy your dom-jot. where are you going? anywhere but here! i'll get my things in the morning. i'll pack them for you. don't bother. what's that over there? it's just another stone. i can't believe it. i've been walking for three days and i haven't seen a single beetle. i could really go for a beetle right now-- any kind of beetle just as long as it had a little meat on it. there are no beetles, quark. a nice slug would do. there are no slugs, either. nothing but rocks and trees, and we can't eat any of it. if i collapse from hunger you got to carry me and the transmitter. you are not going to collapse. we're almost to the tree line and after that we've only got a few more hours of climbing left before we can set up the transmitter. a few hours? you mean like three? more like six. i could do six. forget about six hours. 10,751... 10,752... quark... 10,753... quark! i just want to know how far we're going. every s

it'll only recommend an actual go to work in your pajamas and still look professional. fruit of the loom has a new collection of $50 sweat suits. >> i want to see you wear those on the news! >> oh, please no. >> merry christmas, steve! [ laughter ] >> people are gonna start wearing these on the airline. that's next. >>> she's a great >>> president elect donald trump has offered the job of national security advisor to michael flynn according to a senior official. there is no word on whether flynn has accepted the job or not. he has been a close advisor to trump throughout the presidential swoops down right in the middle of adele's concert. this happened in mexico city. understandably, she freaked out for just a few seconds. then she continued on with her concert. adele is going to be back in the valley performing at talking stick monday night. i'd freak out if a bat went after me on stage. e ole studio. [ laughter ] >>> this team has not won in minnesota for a very long time. >> 19 77! began a 4-game stretch against teams with winning records. both teams ended with aspir

the company that wants you to wear pajamas to work, plus, will the interest reiterate go up next month? >> yes, jill wagner is live with today's pun watch. good morning, jill-ey good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. volkswagen is cutting 200,000 workers--cutting 30,000 workers across the globe. they are still try--the globe. they are still trying to recover from the emissions neat cheating scandal. most economists think that the fed is going raise interest rates next month, after their december meeting. janet yellen testified results of the presidential election have not changed anything. and trot of the loom has a collection--and fruit of the loom has a collection of sweat suits that are really pajamas. they cost about $50 each. and chris, kate, and i agree, you need to try one out. >> oh, yes. >> i am happy to try one out. >> i want to see him in the >> reporter: i want the pinstripe, when i will he is anchoring. >> all right, i need all of them. so get on this that. >> jill, thank you. we need to find all of them immediately and have you try them out. >> do you think the po

this yesterday after he held a pajama party with some of the kids. you can see him rocking the pjs along with his brother. >> i want one of those a patriot onesie. that would be amazely. >>> time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7:00. >> let's check in now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ahead on cbs this morning overns thousands took to the streets cbs this morning inside the tiny data firm that accurately predicted donald trump's win what they saw that everybody else missed. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you at afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. their minds last night, the election. >> i had the weird east dream last night, remember that guy who used to host the apprentice? i dreamed we elected him president. >> and you were there, appeared you were there. you weren't there. >> the big story is that america woke up this m

he is standing there in his pajamas at the top of the ramp, reaches in a closet, pulls on a trenchcoat, puts it on, down the stairs he comes, i grab an air force car, put him in the back seat, go to the exchange, open the door, he walks in and the place -- nobody could believe the commander in chief, the leader of the free world was walking around in his pajamas in the middle of the night. [applause] >> the press had taken a different route so there was no one there to take a photo of that which now we go to 1968. that was quite a year. >> kind of a bad year. it started out wrong. on march 31, 1968, president johnson decided he was going to address the people of the country and talk about the vietnam war. i was sitting at home like everybody else, i had gone home -- i was watching television. i knew what he was going to say. he said i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. i just about passed out. almost fell off the chair. couldn't believe this man who had been a leader in the senate, vice president of the united states, now obtained that high o

milwaukee's festival city symphony will present a free "let it snow" - holiday pajama jamboree.the concert starts at seven at the bradley pavilion. it features traditional holiday tunes... as well as selections from disney's frozen. plus, attendees can bring a nonperishable food to be donated to the hunger task force. new york city's rockefeller plaz- the holidays tonight! the annual tree-lighting ceremony kicks off tonight at 7 p-m. you can check out performances by tony bennett -- neil diamond -- and josh groban... plus celebrity surprises and of course the lighting of one of the most famous christmas trees in the world. you can watch it tonight... right here on today's tmj4. rockefeller center is home to a huge ice rink over the holiday season.if you're looking to lace up your skates and hit the ice in downtown milwaukee, you're going to have to wait a little longer. right now "slice of ice" at on december 18th.. as long as it's cold enough.if you bring your own skates, it's free.if you need to rent, it'll be about 8 dollars. here's a live look outside at... meteorologist brian gotter i

my normal urination time is 7:10 a.m., but here i am in the mid my mind sharp and my pajamas dry. it is only a matter of time before my tenuous grasp on reality fades. i suppose i should pee while i

the girl was wearing pajamas but no shoes. authorities interviewed ceplecha after the public helped identify has also placed the woman's one year old child in protective custody. gatlinburg, tennessee's mayor says wildfires the area is experiencing killed three people. wildfires have been burning through parts of the great smoky mountains, spreading overnight with wind gusts above 87 miles per hour. they have damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes and other buildings, including a 16-story hotel. at least a dozen people have gone to hospitals, mostly for treatment for burns. national guard troops arrived today to help overworked firefighters. and meteorologis ts say even though the area has gotten some rain recently, it won't be enough to provide relief. president-elect donald trump has picked elaine chao to be be the next transportation secretary. chao also served as labor secretary under president george w. bush. she was the first asian american woman to serve in a president's cabinet. she's also the wife of senate majority l

. >> reporter: the 7th grader from ashton ranch school in surprise organized a pajama dance on campus to collect hundreds of new pj's to donate to sick kids at phoenix's children's hospital. >> make them feel happy, get a small on the face, to smile because somebody is thinking about them. >> reporter: she was inspired by drive and the protect the environment program. the gestures have come while the teenager deals with an assortment of health problems. she has a spinal condition that will require surgery later this month. >> i think it's just who she is. >> reporter: the principal wanted to thank the special teen for all she's done. so she reached out to cbs5. >> she cares about the world. she cares about kids. she cares about the environment. she gives more than she ever wants to >> this kid gives and gives. so i nominated shelby for the pay it forward award. because we think the world of you. your leadership and what you model is outstanding. you represent the good in people, the good in life. and here is $500 cash for to you keep paying it forward. [ cheering and applause ] >> if

we're talking pajama work friday: waking up to sunshine and very mild temps. record highs achievable once again as temperatures soar into the upper 60s to 700. clouds return by late morning with a few light rain showers possible in the afternoon and evening. windy with sustained wind from 20-40 mph gusting to 45 mph.tonight: cold blast as cold front sweeps through. temps drop quickly into the lower 30s by morning. a few rain showers or snow showers possible. stays windy gusting to 45 mph.weekend: cold, raw and windy on highs struggling to hit 400 but with a stiff wind gusting to 50 mph it feels more like the 20s or even teens all day. a few snow showers possible saturday morning with a dusting possible on grassy surfaces. still cold on sunday with highs only in the upper 30s but the wind eases and sunshine returns. friday: waking up to sunshine and very mild temps. record upper 60s to 700. clouds return by late morning with a few light rain showers possible in the afternoon and evening. windy with sustained wind from 20-40 mph gusting to 45 mph.tonight: cold b

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time is 7:10 a.m., but here i am in the mid of the night struggling to keep my mind sharp and my pajamas dry. it is only a matter of time before my tenuous grasp on reality fades. i suppose i should pee while i still know what a toilet is. >> since when do you hum songs.

and then page 20, for the kids, again, we have the pajama sets. pajama sets very popular in the christmas piles and holiday piles. i know that. that was wal-mart. now best buy. the electronics capital, right. starting on the very first page we have this toshiba 49 inch tv. lots of electronic deals here that you're going to find and there will be people waiting in line likely a day in advance for that. page 4 the sono speakers $150. those are very, very popular in store. you'll see people listening to them because they always have a big sample area can hear them. and then page 9, this is where we have all of the sound bars. also the sub woofrs. $47.99 for the sound bar on the bottom right of your screen. so lots of deals. of course we brought to you now wal-mart. we brought to you best buy earlier this week. we brought you jcpenneys and kohl's and we will keep on bringing you the deals. >> mark: laura, thanks. >>> tonight my partner and friend here is going to receive a huge honor. few recognized for her outstanding work as a journalists. she's ind

sot pajamas, warm sweat suits and things like that sot burberry.. michael kors... armed and ready to shop... sot i made a list and i'm checking it twice... thanksgiving... but they are celebrating some good old fashioned american capitalism.. sot i can live like this all year round please! a chance to score some big deals... sot ugg boots, these are normally 170 pounds or 200 bucks... and we picked themup for 130! others, just hoping to get all their shopping done to spend the rest of the day with family... sot get done and enjoy your thanksgiving and you dont have to worry about the crowds or anything - you still get your get everybody something and not go broke! tom george tosses to mahsa here are a few stores open right now -- kmart -- kohl's -- macy's -- and michael's. sounds like a line from the sound of music. this -- is just a taste -- of where you'll find holiday deals ti ktnv.com. more and more international tourists are making their way to las vegas-- to jump on the black friday bandwagon. people we talked with said there are brands here they can't get at

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. >> reporter: pajamas, available for $40. but all oprah wants for somebody's heart. >> now i know what to add to my hanukkah list. happy thanksgiving. thank you for watching us, and we're online at abcnews.com and our facebook page. >>> now on "celebrity page tv," the latest updates on kanye west's hospitalization. >> my career, my life, my public well-standing at risk -- >> james corden is singing a

while things as drivers in their pajamas are signaling police. yet the problem is not so overt. this week, the state highway the driver was pulled over on the violation of following too close week. -- closely. >> they also tend to rock in their leagues -- lanes. and come close to sites with the new. if this happens to you call the police. >>> speaking of drugs, check out the christmas found. they found 71 pounds of marijuana representative and 10 boxes in the back of a car. the drugs are worth more than $300,000. trooper stopped the car, for driving violations out the toledo. with the help of a k9, the 31- year-old driver went to drill. >>> ohio attorney general for narcan. he met with the provider to see how to keep it available and affordable. it will make sure more agencies have the truck on hand. it could between left and -- life and death. struggling with addiction. ohio is the only state in the country to secure this with the company. >>> police need your help tonight for two robberies. first, the us bank. two teller and handed him a note. demanding money. he took the mone

she is two years old and police her yesterday afternoon wearing pink pajamas but no shoes. police don't know what led to the girl being alone. they have found a vehicle that may be connected to this little girl. police haven't arrested anyone. have you seen news? call newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. also, snap a picture or shoot some horizontal video. and send it to newsroom at kcrg dot com. a will be joining people in north dakota who are protesting against the dakota access bakken oil pipeline. moriah rhame, her husband, and another friend plan to be at the standing rock indian reservation early friday morning. they say they will peacefully protest the pipeline, but they're taking protective gear with them. protests have been taking place for months over concerns about the pipeline's effects on tribal land and drinking water. the pipeline that will run from counties here in iowa. people in cedar rapids have a new place to shop for natural and organic produce. natural grocers opened at 931 blairs ferry road northeast in cedar rapids this morning. that's across

he was still in his robe and pajamas when he answered the door. he said they were just having a snort together. is he a friend of yours, mr. stephens? and sam just hasn't had time to tell me about him yet. well, i must say, your faith in your wife is very touching, mr. stephens. uh, miss kravitz. aren't you going to buy some ?clairs? ?clairs? i hate ?clairs. in fact, i don't even know why i came in here. [ ding! ] hi, there! ! now, listen, rodney, no more mrs. nice guy. when darrin comes home, i'm gonna tell him exactly who you are. and i'm warning you, he can be very violent. no, you don't want to spoil your record when you're so close to your celebration. besides, you have my solemn oath that if you two are still together by 9:00 tonight, i'll fly out of your lives forever. still together? did you put a spell on darrin? to cause a rift between you two by witchcraft. i just want to be around you for another 45 minutes. that's all. is that too much to ask? darrin: honey, open the door. i've got my hands full. ah, my master's voice. [ ding! ] just

. >> the pajama under this jacket, everything. >> the fire was too much. we couldn't take nothing, we couldn't do nothing. . >> the cars started getting on fire. the wheels started popping from the heat. >> reporter: three people went to the hospital, including a firefighter with an injured leg. five of the houses collapsed. siding on nearby homes melted. firefighters say winds were gusty. but their biggest challenge came from falling power lines. >> the fire from that time had spread, and there was no water on it because of the safety issue with the electricity. >> reporter: it took firefighters four hours to get the upper hand to the flames. utility crews had to shut off power and gas to surrounding homes and businesses. >> got my son, put a blanket on him and ran out of the house. >> reporter: her son is 3 years old. >> he wants to go back home. there's nothing to go back to. >> reporter: the red cross tells me it's assisting more than two dozen people from the neighborhood. many of those who lost their homes are now staying with relatives and friends.

the sad pajama guy? yeah.eve was feeling down, so i gave him a little pep talk. next thing i know, he's making a pass at me. [gasps] really? i can't believe this. i can. he's sad, jeff's gone. you're hot. eh, that's true. and i was wearing my skinny skirt. oh! and my best boob sweater! [laughing] oh, god, those two together, i must have been torturing the poor guy. it must have been so uncomfortable for you. what exactly did he do? i just went to give him a little hug, and he kind of turned his head-- it's kinda hard to describe. here. show me. i'm you. you're steve. all right. ah ha ha! i knew it! you owe me five bucks. aw, damn it. calm down. audrey was just showing me how steve made a pass at her. oh, the pajama guy? he's awesome. you should really tell jeff. or... i make the whole thing go away, all right? i know people. all right, take it easy, two calls. hey, where were you? talkin' to steve. i got to admit, he seems like a new man today. as much as it pains me to say you were right... hey, maybe i just

. >> reporter: pajamas, available for $40. but all oprah wants for christmas. >> i think the most special gift >> now i know what to add to my hanukkah list. happy thanksgiving. thank you for watching us, and we're online at abcnews.com and our facebook page. . >>> tonight, mariah carey on her sexy single thanksgiving. >> you are just being dramatic. are on the record about her break up. >> keep the ring. >> a celebrity bake off in a star's kitchen. >> what is this? >> my son is everything. >> the dads and moms. >> he started singing and it's cute to hear him say. >> i'm looking at the turkey dinner with melissa mccy. movie. >> for november 24th, 2016. >> we are thankful you joined us. 2016 took an unexpected turn when she split from her billionaire fiance. >> you will not catch her singing the break up blues.

and, of course, pajamas. a onesie sported by oprah available for $40, but all she is words that come from somebody's heart. >> the december "o" magazine featuriing favorite things goes on stand november 8th. thank you for watching abc news. as always, we're online at abcne >>> it's live, it's "comics unleashed" with your host byron allen. tonight, byron has anthony brown. bob marley. rebecca perry. and josh woods. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. yes. thank you. thank you. very kind of you. lots going on.

. >> reporter: pajamas, available for $40. but all oprah wants for is words that come from somebody's heart. >> now i know what to add to my hanukkah list. happy thanksgiving. thank you for watching us, and we're online at abcnews.com and our facebook page. dr. oz: dr. oz: the truth about everyone's fate hit meal, rotisserie chicken. you wonder how you can get them so cheap. our food series is on the case.

. >> reporter: pajamas, available for $40. but all oprah wants for christmas. >> i think the most special gift is words that come from hanukkah list. happy thanksgiving. thank you for watching us, and we're online at abcnews.com and our facebook page. >> what's more fun than changing someone's life by handing them a seven-figure check? i got nothing. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ? ? hey, everybody, welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] let's do it. stay-at-home mom who's hoping to win big before her next milestone birthday. from san juan capistrano, california, please welcome back alyson aurigemma. [cheers and applause] alyson, welcome back. >> hi, chris. thank you. >> how're you doing, my friend? >> i'm great, thank you. ? ? >> welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> milestone birthday. >> yes. >> i won't ask you which one. i assume it's 25. >> yeah, definitely. >> that is a big one. >> yes. >> mine's coming up soon,

some still wearing their 'pajamas'... when stores opened at 6-am. drones seemed to be a hot item this year. shoppers telling us the lines weren't that bad. many retailers like macy's.. wal- mart.. and best buy... started their doorbuster deals lost some of its luster over the years. the reason? more people shopping 'online'. tim pulliam takes a look at the trend. :27-:32 1:14-1:20 1:21-1:25 flocking to the cross creek mall in fayetteville for black friday shopping. people stood in lines to get the items they want. in a rare move--the mall was closed yesterday. they opened their doors at 6- am--where people had already gathered. 'black friday' across the country... was met with violence or 'tragedy' in several sates. one person died in a shooting outside a south new jersey mall. another man was also injured. and in nevada-- a man was shot and killed in a wal- mart parking lot... in what appears to be a dispute over a parking space. police say both men in this incident involved in the shooting-- but so far there's been no arrests. violence also erupti

. >> reporter: pajamas, available for $40. but all oprah wants for christmas. >> i think the most special gift is words that come from