come back, patti, come back. >> come back, patti. >> no, i can't do it.d around ♪ >> ♪ no, no ♪ >> ♪ and around, oh ♪ ♪ i've been looking around and you were here all the time ♪ ♪ and around and around ♪ >> i've been looking around. oh, and you were here all the time. i met you years ago. >> yes. >> and then you met me years ago, ago, ago, before i knew you, but you were in the audience when you were 14? >> 13. >> 13. >> 13 years old. >> at the -- at constitution hall in d.c., everybody. ♪ you are my friend ♪ >> we talked a little bit about your song, "you are my friend." >> mm-hmm. >> what does that mean to you around this time of year? like, when you sing that song, who do you think about, and what does it mean to be a good friend to miss patti? >> well, see, to me, every day is christmas. and "you are my friend," i a "you are my friend," everyday song. it's not just when you're coming up to the 25th of december. if you're blessed enough to have some good friends in your life, say amen. >> amen. >> and i could say amen. >> yeah. >> but there are a few f

patti ann?> jeff flake putting donald trump on notice. he says he face a challenger in 2020. political panel on that next. >> another country following president trump's lead in recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. despite the backlash and violence over the move in the middle east. how significant is this move in guatemala? we'll discuss that ahead. >> thank you very much to guatemala. we thank the president of this country and also the people of guatemala for the important decision to move the embassy to jerusalem. t. i d. i used to have no idea what the american cancer society did. research? yeah. but also free rides to chemo and free lodging near hospitals. i used to maybe give a little. then i got so much back. i used to have cancer. please give at cancer.org. they always refer to me as master sergeant. they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called

miss patti, patti. you saw her beautiful tree, right. >> yes.>> and put them around the candle when the candle burns it won't burn them. >> and voila. i'mel tips ever. i'll give you my address on the sheet here. come on over after work and make it happen. >> lights and everything. >> is this really your wreath. >> it is. andre. >> hey. >> see what happens when you solicit. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> we've got a lot coming up. >> andre you are a real challenge. i have 4-foot artificial tree. >> yeah, yeah. >> then you're genius. >> really can. that guy works magic. i've always said my bucket list is to have andre do like an event for me because if you look at his pictures i mean to die for. so we're very blessed to have him. >> you have a birthday coming up my 30th birthday. you can do it? >> yes. >> see what happens. >> uh-huh. >> did you hear that. >> she forgot to ask did you do her 30th birthday? [ laughter ] >> tell was. >> right. >> once you finish that marathon, maybe we'll throw i was marathon party. >> you guys will be so shocked.

>> i'm saying that, that's how patti comes on set, patti pie's, patti pie.things don't fight fair, let me just tell you. [ laughter ] i'm like -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, some pillsbury doughboy. [ talking over each other ] you brought them that one year? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i was like, oh, my gosh. yeah -- >> but that patti peach cobbler? >> jimmy: really? haven't done that. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: patti, i love her so much. >> she's so dope. ♪ on my own >> i know. [ laughter ] i'm working with the woman -- ♪ jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] i love -- i used to listen to her all the time. patti labelle. >> i just like, look at her sometimes, and she'll just smile. she'll sing a little note, and i'm like, oh, my god. that's patti. and then my sister is played by brandy. >> jimmy: no! >> so i got brandy -- [ cheers and applause ] and patti. >> jimmy: how fun? >> and it's just like music everywhere. it's just -- constant music. >> jimmy: do you remember your first time on tv acting? >> yeah. i do. [ light laughter ] i wasn't that good, so -- i played

patty hearst has been taken into custody.bi says patty hearst was picked up today in san francisco. the hearst newspaper heiress has been missing for 19 months. >> by the time patty is finally apprehended, it's almost anticlimactic. patty's famous line when she's taken to the courthouse and asked her occupation, she replies, urban guerilla. >> miss hearst was brought into a group of young people who saw themselves as political idealists. their story seems to say something about the futility of terrorism as a shortcut for persuasion. but somehow the message doesn't seem to be reaching the weather underground or northern ireland or the middle east. >> good evening. for the second time in a month, arab terrorists have staged a bloody attack inside israel. >> it happened in a small settlement called ma'oalt, five miles from the border of lebanon. it began when the terrorists seized the high school. >> in the aftermath of the munich olympic attack, governments finally realized that terrorism was both evolving and becoming worse an

soprano voice, she has a legion of music fans. >> patti is loud. >> reporter: it began with patti'sies a sweet potato medley that flew off the shelves. >> when they came in, they were sold out. >> reporter: the sky-high pie sales thanks in large part to a reviewer james wright. >> go to walmart and buy patti labelle's pies. >> reporter: he posted this online -- ♪ patti ♪ >> reporter: racking up 4 million views. >> yeah, it went viral. and then walmart sales increased. we sold about 13 pies per minute. >> reporter: and now this year, a new line of patty-cakes for you to try, large sweet holiday treats in flavors like caramel, red velvet and chocolate. ♪ >> reporter: walmart gave out some free samples this week in their store in south philly. >> creamy. >> reporter: and the recruits are in. >> the cake is very moist. plenty of chocolate, because i love chocolate. >> yes, every woman's dream. >> reporter: so far, no viral review video posted online just yet. but you can grab this holiday dessert and post one yourself. retail price $14.98. in south philly randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. >

, if anybody know patti labelle tag her in the video.fungi who just loved the pie. when he tasted it. >> feels like heaven. >> he said i wasn't pre ten lying to made video. so everybody has been trying the pies and the peach cobblers now and apple cobbler, cherry cobbler blackberry cobbler. banana pudding so many other things. >> now you got the bread pudding. >> i have four new fancy cakes with titles of my songs. >> somebody loves you baby. >> somebody loves you baby cake. >> yup. >> you have the -- i got a new attitude. >> i've got a new attitude. cake. >> and on my own cake. cake. >> cake, cake, cake. >> feels like heaven. >> ♪ >> okay. that was one heck of a tease. >> before we start talking more let me tell people here paul's home for the holidays airs christmas morning from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. right here on fox5. you're going to get much more of his patti, much more more of your celebrity friends. >> that's right. you are living the life. >> i am living it. >> yes. >> let me tell you she's going to lift your spirits high as that hi

>> i think my friend patti is not surprised when we disagree. unemployment at 17-year low. the stock market bringing 5 trillion new dollars to the economy. a tax cut that's going to give the average middle class family $1,000 less of a tax burden and doubling the standard deduction for them. isis losing 98% of its territory and illegal border crossings down. i think there are a lot of accomplishments that are going to help. now, i do agree with patti the power in party historically loses seats almost regardless of what's going on and it's tough for republicans but we do have a great monetary advantage right now. we have raised record amounts of cash and the democrat party, you know, always can compete money-wise with outside groups but party to party the republican party is -- has raised far more money this cycle than the democrats. >> i would say that president trump was critical of how much money hillary clinton was able to raise and not win the election. salena, to you, yes, those are good things to see if you have money in the market, long the market, the unemployment r

. >> patty, really. you sound like a cheap novel. >> here he comes. hi, jerry. >> hi, patty. my, don't we look handsome today. i was just working on these reports. do you think these figures should go vertical or horizontal? i know how is prefer horizontal myself. >> patty i think you can use , your own judgment on that. it is not important to me. >> but you are so important, and i want to do it your way. announcer: women are as capable of sexual harassment as men, and all too often women will play the power game against other women. >> it seems to me that you are more than a abundant we qualify position. >> why thank you. , >> you have really marvelous hair. it's all kind of soft and silky. you could just get lost in it. >> well thank you. , >> i have an idea. why don't we go out and celebrate your new job with a drink? i know this place right around the corner. quiet. >> i don't think so. i usually go home right after work. >> are you telling me you don't want to spend time with me after work? >> i wasn't really aware it was one of the requirements for the job. >> i see. we

patty labelle's pies have been hot. randy reports she is adding cakes to the mix. >> with her strong voice she has a legion of fans. >> she is cooking up a lot more attention by diving into culinary arts. >> it began with patty's pies. in 2015 suddenly flew off the shelves. >> when we came in it was always sold out. >> it is thapnks to a you tube reviewer. >> go to walmart and buy the patty labelle pie. >> he posted this viral clip online. racking up more than 5 million views. walmart sales increased. >> and now this year a new line of patty cakes for you to try, large sweet holiday treats in flavors like caramel, red velvet and chocolate. >> all cakes are named after her songs. >> walmart gave out free safrmps this week. >> the cake is very moist. plenty of chocolate. >> it is every woman's dream. [ laughter ] >> so far no viral review video posted just yet but you can grab this and post one yourself. retail price $14.98. nbc 10 news. >>> from pies to the eagles now. the eagles wept back nt back to the practice work. t

focus on that. >> patti, you get first word next time. i'm out of time.his morning. >> sorry, patti. >> no problem. >> you can battle it out during the commercial. have a nice weekend. >>> we're following some exclusive reporting from cnn and an attempt by wikileaks to share hacked documents with then candidate trump and his son. i will speak to a member of the house oversight committee about all of it ahead. one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. they appear out of nowhere. my secret visitors. appearing next to me in plain sight. hallucinations and delusions. these are the unknown parts of living with parkinson's disease. what stories they tell. but for my ears only. what plots they unfold. but only in my mind. over 50% of people with parkinson's will experience hallucinations or delusions during the course of their disease. and these can worsen

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i was around some awfully nice girls in my life. >> in 2011, john and patty actually start dating.ith patty's help, john rents a storefront in downtown portales from thanksgiving until christmas, and calls it the dollhouse. the dolls sell like hot cakes, some for $1, some for $10. >> it went really well. we had lots of people in, because everybody wanted to buy the dolls, hear the story. >> and meet john? >> but he was mine at that time, so they couldn't have him. [ laughs ] >> i like that. you must have a reputation around town? >> they call me the "doll boy." [ laughs ] >> how's that working out for you? >> once everything started going, with both ebay and the dollhouse, i thought, "you can call me whatever you want. i don't care. i've got a pretty good inheritance here, boys." >> and john does make a tidy sum -- $5,000 on the store. add that to the $15,000 from ebay, and he's liquidated the bulk of his mom's doll collection for $20,0000. but his job isn't over. john still has close to 1,000 dolls stacked in his barn that he's yet to unload. >> will selling the doll collection he

patty: 1 we appreciate it, we will talk more about this.ng me to react to this verdict, thank you for joining us this morning. i want to know your first reaction when you heard this verdict, mine was heartache for the steinle family. >> that and shock, knowing what happened in this case, the jury had to make a unanimous decision and unanimously decided to acquit him, it was shocking. heather: he says it was an accident but he also changed his story. >> he had been aiming at a field and trying to shoot the field. and flitting it around his finger, multiple accounts from him how this accident will happen. heather: why do you think the verdict went this way, why not manslaughter? >> manslaughter could have been charged if -- ways to say it was an accident that maybe you should have known would be a problem and could have caused death. it wasn't a manslaughter conviction and could have been. apart of that, and made that part of the case, i want to assume there were political reasons. heather: is this a political verdict? >> of course it is a po

patty jenkins and jill soloway, i feel like patty jenkins was everywhere in 2017.big year for patty jenkins. patty jenkins of course directed "wonder woman." the first female record to helm a studio superhero movie. carol: blockbuster made so much money. david: it made few dollars. i heard, i heard they did ok. she had $149 million budget. as of today internationally we are looking at $820 million. carol: phenomenal numbers. david: yeah, she did ok. julia: she's working on the sequel? david: yes. she is in production on the sequel now, and she was certainly happy about that. it is a story that they can go a long way, and superhero movies are huge right now. --ia: what do they say about what does that say in the role of women in the media in particular? to me some of the comments solloway made with regards to her production company, she has called it topol productions. which -- david: absolutely. topol is a not-so-subtle way to toppling the patriarchy. and that is jill's mission right now. julia: given all the headlines in 2017, it is incredibly tough to say it what

first from patty murray who all of it is significant. it's most significant in the way that they are doing it because they're doing it in bulk. they're doing it together. but the top ranking woman in the united states senate, patty murray, she's third ranking democrat in leadership. she said i'm shocked and appalled by senator franken's behavior. it is clear to me that this has been a deeply harmful persistent problem and a clear pattern over a long period of time. it is time for him to step aside. kirsten gillibrand was the first to put out her press release and went through a very long explanation about a moment of reckoning for friends and colleagues and that this is something that they have to do in order to make sure that someone else should serve, that if her words that doesn't mistreat women. julie, thoughts? >> well, this, of course, comes on the heels of another allegation against franken this morning. it feels as though the pressure had just grown to the point where these democratic women, i think it's notable that the first se

patti anne: live from america's news headquarters, i'm patty and brown.ves are forming a commission to fight sexual harassment. they have tapped anita hill who accused clarence thomas of sexual misconduct to read it. dozens of high-profile names in the entertainment industry have been accused of harassment and assault in recent months. phil was a professor of social policy, law and women's studies at brandeis university. the goal of the commission is to create safer and fairer and more equitable and accountable purposes. >>> ruben was facing multiple allegations of sexual harassment says he will not seek reelection next year. this follows the house at the committee that is investigating allegations against the representative. he was considered a rising democratic star is facing pressure to resign. i'm patti ann brown, now back to "watters' world". world." jesse: eating meat creates toxic masculinity according to a professor. and it reenforced gender stereo types. but it tastes so good. why is eating meat bad? >> i think at the beginning you said eating me

. [♪] patti ann: i'm patti ann browne.gon is stepping up its preparations for potential war in asia by sending soldiers to train in the remote rain forests of hawaii. the first jungle training schools set up by the army in decades. the school is as tough as the terrain. only 33 of the 75 soldiers who began the three-week course made it through. volunteers placed wreaths on 200,000 tombstones at arlington national cemetery and other cemeteries around the country. i'm patti ann browne. to fel. to "the greg gutfeld show." pere all their texting. we need another special counsel to investigate the fbi and career officials at the justice department? some folks there may be biased against the president and that was a big issue in a congressional hearing this week. look at these spaces. after we read all those text messages between fbi, russian investigator, peter struck and his colleague/lover, fbi attorney lisa page. i love saving lover. text sent during the 2016 campaign and here are some of their greatest hits. then he said th

patty comes every week to sit with her son. >> following your heart and not your fears. >> succumbs to remember the young man who died too soon. his headstone is a tribute to her 23-year-old's passions and dreams. robbie lost his life almost 3 years ago. >> it was september 21, 2013. >> that day was busy for his mother but she had been hoping to see him that night.>> i messaged him and said your car payment this year. i am cooking dinner and come pick up food before you go to work. and he said yes i will be there. and then an hour later we got a call that he was shot. >> he was shot multiple times and died at the scene. police believe it was a robbery.>> there is no bracing yourself for letting your child go from life. >> robbie died in a city where he grew up. the city where his mother had built their lives. >> i went to school there, i raise my children there. >> she does not live there anymore and it for two years she refused to go back. >> for months i would say i was in shock. i was really holed up in my home for a year and a half. i cannot even imagine going down that stretch of

i feel like i would know if i was eating soy patti. this is a europe -- it's happening in europe now. we'll see if they khand to u.s. if it sells well. >> i bet it will be a huge hit. don't you think? >> right. >> yeah. >> okay. >> well the demand for vegan products up 8% in the last year and 12.9 billion industry. and so i would not be surprised. in la especially. >> right. >> i wonder how much it will cost. >> helmier options are often nor expensive i wonder how much. we'll wait and see. hillary, thanks so much, have a super day. >> thanks so much. >> go for it. >> if it's vegan burger do you need let us and toe nato on top. >> right. >> it would only enhance it. >> right. >> i see what you did. >> yeah. >> bacon on top. >> that would defeat the purpose. >> 52 washington. >> this is basically high temperature today. cooler than yesterday. we 62. generally cloudy skies and low pressure caroline as. we'll keep it dry and it will be dreary out there with cloud cover and cooler temps, nothing too extreme. chilly tomorrow in first day of

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice patties in vietnam. you had five sons. not one day of service in afghanistan and iran. >> reporter: today, both of utah's senators, mormons themselves, came to romney's defense. senator orrin hatch calling bannon's words disappointing and unjustified. senator mike lee denouncing bannon for bashing romney on the basis of his religious bleaches or his outstanding service as a missionary. bannon's attack begs the question what he thinks of his former boss. >> i had a minor medical deferment for feet, for a bone spur of the foot, which was minor. >> reporter: president trump avoided vietnam. five deferments because he was in college and for those bone spurs. back here in alabama, both campaigns taking very different approaches in the final days. the democrat, doug jones, campaigning all over the state, with multiple events. roy moore, the republican, on the other hand, with barely one event a day. david? >> tom llamas from montgomery. tom, thank you. >>> and "time" magazine this evening recognizing, quote, t

and i think more people in the republican party should be that way. >> patty, last word to you, how comeese accusations and some don't? >> well, our politicians don't have an hr department, you know. they're -- certainly in congress we have seen the wave of sexual harassment victims has exposed how congress deals with sexual harassment, you know. it's this convoluted process. you have to go through 30s days of therapy in order to get your, you know, accusation heard. and, you know, in our current climate, what seems to be winning the day is denial. deny, deny, deny, as the president has said about roy moore. he denies it. he really denies it. so, therefore, i'm going to support him and endorse him because i need his vote. that's really what's happened here in this roy moore debacle. you know, let's roll back the tape a few weeks. you know, there were all these machinations by republicans to get him off, get him off the ballot, couldn't do that, get a special election, another special election, having strange step down, that couldn't happen, you know, having jeff sessions as a write-in, j

patti adkins in the fade is germany's oscar contender in the best foreign language category. on july ninth the oldest men's is fighting for used in the world. cup an expert who is on the right. diane kruger plays the tough combination of contour to marriage her husband because when he was in prison the couple have a small sum. and then comes the moment that changes everything. really. really hard. questions husband and son are killed in the explosion. and what's off the fun you so often hear of attacks and you only have the numbers twenty today one hundred dead you seldom hear the stories of the people left behind who have to live with it and that's what sort of touched me about the film. and the sadness on the fan. after the initial shock there's only emptiness and loneliness what remains are the memories how do you go. i'm living with pain anger and hate director for the arc an endeavor to address these questions in the film. vs my day she's my alter ego in the film the middle east she's a woman and arean what i can project so many of my own fears onto this character. so af

senator lamar alexander, patty murray. scavino, doug jones, robert mueller. >> and this happened recently, but i think the coordinated effort led by kirsten gillibrand to push al franken out after a series of groping and forcible kissing allegations, to force him to resign, is very meaningful. this was a coordinated effort. you know, this is enough. we've seen this in the media, hollywood, entertainment. in politics, we've tolerated it too long. we're not going to tolerate it anymore. i think important for her, gillibrand, who had a good year, but more broadly. >> what's the chance that over time that may have the democrats move on franken, the right principle, wrong process? >> i think it is uniquely possible that is the case. i think what they were trying to do -- i feel strongly what they were trying to do is clear the decks in expectation of senator roy moore. moore winning, and they could say we got rid of the allegations here on our side, you didn't. i think it's possible. i don't know. i put people like lamar alexan

i take it you disagree what patti says, this is great for democrats. >> every action has an equal and opposite reaction. sometimes in politics winning is losing and losing is winning, right? barack obama gets health care passed, gets to pass obamacare, but then democrats lose midterm elections. and so any time you are putting points on the board, even tax cuts which i know are supposed to be popular, but in this political environment, any time you change something of this magnitude, there are going to be winners and losers and people unhappy with the messy process and the way it looks and so yeah, i think donald trump deserves credit and so do republicans, for a substantial, maybe not the biggest tax cut ever as donald trump would say, going out 2017 on a high note, but, of course, democrats can run against this and i wouldn't be the least bit surprised, if history is any indication, republicans are in for a very, very tough midterm election. >> and alice what do you do about that? >> you hope and pray that what you're campaigning on and what you campaigned for works out like you have

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his specialties included the jamaican beef patty, caribbean baked goods, and other cullnear delights. -- culinary delights. his work ethic and dogged determination allowed him to soar, methodically expanding his empire to include over 120 stores in nine states across the country. golden crust caribbean bakery and grill would become the first caribbean american owned business in the united states to be granted a franchise license. producing more than 50 million beef, chicken and vegetable patties a year, golden crust is also the largest caribbean american-owned business in the nation. lowell has been described by his employees as a nice boss, a wonderful guy, a god-fearing man. someone who cared deeply for his staff, his family, his community, and the beloved land of his birth, jamaica. he leaves to cherish his legacy s devoted wife, lawna, of 34 years, his -- lana, of 34 years, his children. i admire lowell for bringing our shared love of jamaican culture to life on a larger scale through food and fellowship. his success story is an inspiration to all who continue to dream the america

i'm patti ann browne. now back to "justice with judge jeanine."mp: they are spending millions of dollars. there is absolutely no collusion. i didn't make a phone call to russia. i have nothing to do with russia. everybody knows it. that was a democrat hoax it was an excuse for losing the election. judge jeanine: that's president trump reiterating no collusion with russia and trying to get things common in that swamp called washington. joining me now to battle it all out. former secret service agent dan bongino and radio talk show host chris hahn. this tweak you listened to my opening statement you will realize i believe we got motive and context to all of those texts and things people say it didn't mean anything. but now we know these people wanted to stop donald trump from becoming president. and they decide they would start the trump-russia collusion thing which before it way is not a crime. chris, i will let you start. >> well, look, i think it worst thing that could happen right now is for the president or anybody who supports him to try into

. [♪] patti ann: live from "america's news headquarters."california wildfires continue to spread. the santa barbara enclave of montecito is the latest to burn. the normally bustling downtown santa barbara area is described as a ghosttown. the ex-wife of normer nba player lorenzo write. he played for five different nba teams over his 13-year career. i'm patti ann browne. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." now back to "justice with judge jeanine." president trump: they are spending millions of dollars. there is absolutely no collusion. i didn't make a phone call to russia. i have nothing to do with russia. everybody knows it. that was a democrat hoax it was an excuse for losing the election. judge jeanine: that's president trump reiterating no collusion with russia and trying to get things common in that swamp called washington. joining me now to battle it all out. former secret service agent dan bongino and radio talk show host chris hahn. this tweak you listened to my opening statement you will realize i believe we got motive and cont

the sandwich contains a soy patty bun and an eggless sandwich sauce. the food company helps develop the meat free burger. according to the research firm, global sales of vegan foods increased nearly 8% last year. no word yet on when or if the meal will make it state side. i don't know why but i had a funny burger on that one. >> just visualizing eating that thing. >> that sounds awful. "early start" continues right now. >>> the ayes are 51. the nays are 48. the tax cuts and jobs act is passed. >> breaking this morning a major rewrite of the tax code. the senate passed the bill early this morning just happened hours ago, folks. gives the dlirepublicans the fi big deal of the year. what does it mean for you next year? >>> and a government shutdown could be days away. what's hoel what's holding up lawmakers and what's happening by friday? >> i'm getting it together any moment now. >> it's been a long night, folks. it is wednesday, december 20th. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east and let's begin with the republicans big tax overhaul, all but a done deal. in an e

there is also patty jenkins. who was behind wonder woman. it is a time the conversation.ence breakers, who revealed sexual misconduct, named time magazine's person of the year. putting women in power is important. a diversity of voices. because i think it is impossible to change things as long as everything stays the same. a film and its directoraiming to give stays the same. a film and its director aiming to give women a greater voice both on and off the screen. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here is emily. tonight, as trump crowns jerusalem israel's capital, we have the turkish president's advisor, the israeli ambassador, palestinian and american voices, too. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello, this is bbc news, are these the headlines this evening. a magnificent seven from liverpool and a record five english teams into the champions league knockout stage. the ashes are slipping away after an england collapse in adelaide and a second defeat in the series. another upsetin second defeat in the series. another upset in

can you tell us more about what happened with your daughter, patty sue. >> patty came to me after the altercation, and she said i don't want to be gay, can you get me help? i talk her to the hospital and the doctors did test all day long, and the doctors said there's not a thing we can do for you. i said, man, this doctor is crazy as a bat. so we went to other doctors and psychiatrist, and every one said the same thing, we can't do a thing about the way you are and you can't do anything about the way you are. >> and she was december respondent after that, or how did she take her life? >> she didn't plan on taking her life that day, because she filled her gas tank up and she was going up to panama city, and that afternoon one of the neighbors saw her in the yard talking to a girl, and my daughter liked to put clothes on that she wore when she was with the riding lawn mower, and i found her dead in the house where she shot herself. i have guilt feelings about it every day. what happened to me could happen to you, if it could happen to anybody watching this program, it could be your chil

. >>> patty's pies flew off the shelves. now she's cooking up a new dessert. >> she's created a new line of patti cakes. they come in flavors like caramel, red velvet, chocolate. walmart gave out samples at its store. >> plenty of chocolate. i love chocolate. >>> the cakes are naum ed after some of her most popular songs. >> the carrot cake was really good. there was some in the newsroom. you must have missed it. >> where was i? >> sorry. >> we're in the communication business. we are four days away from the christmas night clash between the eagles and raiders. >> here's nbc sports philadelphia. >> the passion on the cakes there. today was a day for one player to deal with a distraction. details and explain why ronald darby was neither apologetic and the last time he faced the raiders e he put name in the record books. talked about his touchdown days, next. >>> and we have a warm-up ahead. don't get used to the winter temperatures for now. but the deep freeze is coming back. i'll walk you through it, coming up. >>> coming up

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying and rice patties in vietnam.o not talk to me about honor and integrity. judge roy moore has more honor and integrity in his pinky finger than your entire family. >> doug jones criticized the rally, saying we don't need an outside agitator like steve bannon carpet begging in alabama. >> roy moore would be a disaster for business in alabama. >> yesterday doug jones warned his opponents about smoking views of controversial social issues could discourage auto manufacturers and other industries from investing in the state. he spoke with reporters today. >> i think the issues involving women, health care, jobs and education, is working for our campaign. >> jones because these kitchen table issues. >> i heard about this kitchen table issue. you know what kitchen table issue is? like transgender bathrooms. >> with the election less than a week away, the moore campaign has been bolstered by the president's endorsement. tonight the average of polls shows moore leading jones by a razor-thin margin. >> bret: jonathan serrie,

the pod cast is called "patty has a gun."be. >> we're like a team, the two of us. >> up next after a quick break, the sexual misconduct tipping point, the story of 2017 and will continue in the new year but what will real change look like? mvo: you're not doing work to help somebody, you're gaining something from meeting mr. adderley. it's a calling to not only everybody in this neighborhood in miami, but to the nation how great we are. and how great we can be. ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ and i'll never desert you. ♪ i'll stand by you. >>> when "time magazine" recognized the me, too, movement by naming silence breakers as person of the year, the photographers included a six person with the five on screen. look carefully in the lower right hand corner, you can see an arm, just an arm carefully cropped. this is a young victim that wished to remain anonymous because she feared retribution. that arm, it could be anyone. that's what makes it so powerful. it could be the next person to come forward in the tipping

. >> patty jenkins for "wonder woman." sofia coppola and kathryn bigelow. d.ud bound. >> directors should take on material because they have tell a particular story. >> angelina joel and directors for "lady bird." women director who began with a ig no after the golden globe nominations were announced. they picked an all-male quinn telt. not a single woman nominated for best director. not a good look, golden globes. where is patty jenkins? where is dee reese? where is greta? asked melissa silver steen. calls for inclusiveness and behind the camera nominee is a new challenge for the globes which is a tv broadcast is as much as cocktail party featuring hollywood's leet as it is an awards show. in the wake of nominees, christopher nolan, steven spieer scott, the absence of jordan peele, director of "get out" has sparked criticism online. now the conversation figures to change. while the globes are chosen by foreign journalists based in southern california, wednesday's s.a.g. award nominees will have been chosen by some 2,500 actors, peers of those being nominated.

we were walking out, and his beautiful and talented wife patty. >> patty said -- >> seth: bruce, you seth's mom. >> right. >> seth: and then you repaid her by getting real handsy with bruce springsteen. >> and there's another picture though where he's actually smooching me. >> seth: really? >> yeah. i don't know if i saw that one. >> at your wedding you guys for the, like, mother/son dance -- >> seth: yeah. >> sang an unusual song. >> seth: we -- our first dance, not our first dance. >> so -- >> seth: no, for you. >> for you. "i came for you." >> seth: yeah and it was nice. it's not a very common first dance. >> no, it was like a jitterbug dance. and people didn't expect that. >> seth: no, well, there was a lot that they didn't expect from our wedding. so -- another thing i want to say, we showed a video of ashe. a couple of years ago on this show, we announced that we were having ashe. >> right. >> seth: so i want to take this opportunity now. you guys obviously know. my wife and i are expecting a second -- [ cheers and applause ] and very excited, thank you -- [ cheers and applause

paul and patti lifestyle contributor paul warton shares experience when he stopped by at patti labelle'sit's a whole thing. you don't want to miss it 6:5 is the time and we're rocking the fox beat. look whose back in town. >> steve and holly. >> i'm also known as holly from time to time. >> he called you steph i thought he called me steph. >> i didn't get home until 2 a.m. >> i've been called worse. >> i think i was in bed 2:0 and slept two hours. >> don't apologize. >> allison and holly. >> yet i was in la sat down with the cast of "all the money in the world" starring kevin spacey now christopher plumber. this was original trailer spacey played j. paul ghetia after al against him ridley scott went back and reshot all of sp spacey's scenes with the new actor chrismer plumber, 88 years old. >> he's not a new actor. >> it was a ten day reshoot. so i owe spoke to rigly scott why he initially went to kevin spacey when plumber was first choice for the role. this is what he had to say watch this. >> the plumber was initial choice of you and i was curious what was the reason to go with spacey

ya'll, the whole world tell you once again patti. >> what happened? come true. >> paul you got the bottle. >> exactly. i'm real diva now. he forgot a f >> oh darn i'll tell you all before we even started the interview that sinking there, we that for about an hour. i sang so many of her old d side songs she didn't even remember but she loved it. she was like more, more. but she shared a lot about her family, her two great loves, music and cooking. >> um-hmm. >> she's got new -- >> we have a lot in common me and patti. >> you're both from philly. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> invite me next time, paul. >> i will invite you. we just had great time. >> that's awesome. >> she gets really deep and minute and we both cry a little bit. it's such a wonderful epp spying way to tart your christmas day. >> monday at 9am. >> we come here to the loft and i have wanda durant, kevin durant's wonderful mom and she gives a loft motivational advice to parents struggling through the monique samuels, chef brian mcbride in the kitchen with como here and i. >> we did that. >> we

>> reporter: patty fitzgerald who teaches safety to kids and parents says predators usually target children they know. >> most abductions aren't really cases of stranger danger, right? >> right. 90% are somebody the family knows, the child knows,less's not a stranger. >> reporter: she says that's why tonight's test is so important. we will see what happens when kids are approached by a man they met once before. >> eric, what's up, man, john. remember me? >> reporter: >> yeah. >> reporter: will kids forget what they were taught and get into his truck on the videoet? >> we lost our son. >> reporter: our watch mobile is in california and time for our test. our first skid 12-year-old sam. his mother has just started leaving him home alone. he is very outgoing. he is really a smart boy, super friendly, very friendly. >> reporter: sam's mom has told him never to answer the door when she is not there. but she is serious to see what he will do in a situation with someone he has met before. so, for this test, we hired an actor to play john, the contractor. we wired him with hidden cameras then sent

fiance you have all but ya gotta let it out what ya there and then a letter telling it lets young patty off are you on that in my photos or are. you just a i missing out on that about how i know you know it i said you know how to really know who got on the first. oh god oh oh oh oh oh the new bolo good really got him happy oh very good very good mood ah yeah i got zero to do this group got to be really good i'm gonna do. the same rules years and alla start they also have our chief architecture he's used by architect as well to yell advisement reveals a room of architecture in his radio queue patient everything in this panel rama easy a tactical tool within the architecture for the page just need to know how to decode the architecture of finest part of the rebel dr serious this time on. the nature of news as it breaks the last time senegal qualified for the world cup was in two thousand to fifteen years on and hope to do even better in russia next year with detailed coverage hard to imagine that only seven years ago people were living right here. now deceased has taken over their land fr