. - [ voiceover] robert young with elinor donahue, billy gray and lauren chapin - if this is a good hohoetty st i'll get my wish in the ing. - well, isn't that asking for pretty fast service? - i got my order in early. i made my wish this afternoon. at is sh - well, if you tell somebody what you wish for, the wish won't come true. - oh, no. that just applies to blowing out what i'm getting so you can fix up the garage. he'll have to sleep in the garage, you know. - well, who's 'he'? - a pony. it'll be here tomorrow morning, probably. - a pony is a pretty big order. i wouldn't count too much on it. - well, it doesn't hurt to wish, does it? - no, but you mustn't be disappointed. - oh, i won't be. i already have a name picked out for him. i'm going to call him cookie. cookie anderson. - when he comes here in the morning, don't anybody feed him. i want to feed him myself. okay? - okay. good night. - good night, angel. - good night. - good night, cookie. i'll see you in the morning. - kathy? - is anything wrong? - what are you doing out of bed? - well, i-- - what do you want, angel? well, i was j

(cheerful music) - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt (giggling) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin in father knows best. (knocking) - oh, hi, ralph. come on in, sit down. - i hope i'm not disturbing you, sir. - no. no, i'm just trying to figure out how to pay for things we don't need with money i haven't got. (audience laughs) what's new with you, ralph? - well, sir, i want to talk with you. - the oil company i work for has offered me the job of district manager. - well, congratulations. - thank you, sir. (jim laughs) (audience laughs) the starting salary isn't fabulous, but i could support a family on it. - you could? (laughs) how about trading jobs with me? (audience laughs) (ralph laughs) - yeah. (jim laughs) but i may need it myself because i ... a certain economic security, he ... well, the natural pattern for man is to ... - to travel in double harness? - that's it, sir! travel in double harness. of course i realize, betty's the one who will have to decide, but i'm just old-fashioned enough to believe a fella should get - well, ralph, let me put it this way

voiceover: robert young and jane wyatt. with elanor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin in father knows best. (laughter) (footsteps) (laughter) (laughter) jim: what was the big crisis at your pta meeting that made it last so long? margaret: well, actually it wasn't the meeting, it was mrs. cartley. she stopped me on the way out and insisted upon telling me all her troubles. oh, will warmed up meatloaf be all right? jim: sure anything! margaret: put those away, will you dear? i wish people wouldn't always confide in me. i get to the point where i'm carrying so many confidences, i don't dare say anything for fear i'll be talking out of turn. jim: well, just don't listen! : it's not easy with someone like mrs. cartley. i will say she's having a problem with her daughter evelyn who met some boy at a roller skating place. she doesn't approve of the boy, so she tried to put a stop to the romance. betty: oh, who are you talking about mother? margaret: your friend evelyn. betty: oh, hello father! margaret: open this, will you de

robert young and jane wyatt with elinor donahue, billy gray and lauren chapin in father knows best. why should i jot down an outline? i'm not supposed to write a theme on american systems of courts and trials. you are! - i know that. - all the legal material is right here in these books. - yes, but you've actually seen court trials in session. i haven't. all i've seen are in the movies. - well-- - hi, daddy. - hello, kitten. why don't you go down to the courthouse and watch a couple trials? they're open to the public. they've got an old movie on with a real juicy trial. you see, they claim this woman murdered her husband, but she claims that she was, let's see. she was smoking these cigarettes blind folded, and, well, that was the commercial. anyway, it's real good. come on. - well, mr. krausman. i haven't seen you in a long time. - hello, mr. anderson. is this your boy's jacket? - i didn't want to say anything until i was sure it was his. i don't like to go around accusing any boy if he's not guilty. - accusing? what do you mean? did bud do something wrong? - he sure did. he damage

. - robert young and jane wyatt (laughing) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin (playful music) - and that's where my new office building's going to be. right on that corner. - [bud] what are you going to call it, dad? the anderson building? (jim laughs) - (chuckles) no, it's not my building. the insurance company's putting it up, not me. i couldn't afford that. - [bud] why not, a little short this week? (audience laughs) (jim chuckles) - well now, that property's out near betty's college. shouldn't an office building be downtown? of parking space, ventilation, fresh air, and enough room. (opens door) those drafty, dingy cubicles we're in now, it's so crowded you get crushed every time you pull out a filing cabinet door. - well it sounds wonderful! what's this little black square on the very corner of the property? - oh, that's the one thing that's been holding up the deal. (shuts door) a fellow holds a lease on that building, he could've renewed it for another five years if he had made certain improvements, so his lease is now expiring. - well, will you have to tear that

voiceover: robert young and jane wyatt. with elinor donahue, billy gray and lauren chapin. kathy: come on daddy, come on. james: oh wait a minute, kitten. let me at least go in and say hello to my wife. kathy: she's not home yet, and besides, you see her all the time. and it isn't every day that you get to come home to a good puppet show. james: well, that's true. oh, where did you get this contraption? kathy: traded patty davis my broken record player for it. she got gypped, but she was the one who wanted to make the trade. i wonder where sam is. my, isn't it a lovely day. lum-de-dum-de-dum-de-dum. ow, ow, ow! stop it sam, stop it! you're a bad boy, sam. now what are youoing to do to apologize? ow, ow, ow, ow! how'd you like it? pretty good show, huh? james: is that all there is to it? james: oh no, kitten, no way. kathy: do something funny. james: well, i don't belong to the puppet union. kathy: bend down so i can't see your head. james: my size stage. a little tight for the shoulders. margaret: goodbye glenn, see you tomorrow. kathy: oh mommy! come here mommy, i want to

(orchestra music) robert young. and jane wyatt. (giggling) kathy: is my dress too short in the back? thy: you know what i ought to have, mother? a string of pearls. margaret: i'm sure you should. (bus horn) there's the school bus, run! kathy: bye. margaret: one down, two to go. where's betty? bud: oh she's so fascinated with her gorgeousness she can't pull herself away from the mirror. jim: now what is all this fussing with clothes? some special occasion at school? she's dressed like she's going to the coronation. margaret: this is the day she meets that football player. jim: huh? margaret: the one she's tutoring. betty: you never listen when i tell you things, father. i'm one of a group of five students who have reasonably good grades to coach members of the football team who need help in their studies. i explained the whole thing to you last week. jim: who remembers last week? bud: are you going to coach one of the varsity guys? betty: yes, dear. bud: which one did you get? betty: i don't know, i'll find out today. jim: are you h

oh, oh, robert young. james brolin. sports-- who's the best...? michael jordan. correct. you can go. oh, not you. her. but, but... you didn't answer one question. there's no way you live in the mortal realm. i know who wrote pride and prejudice. i know who discovered the uranium isotope. nobody in the mortal realm knows those things. hilda! i'll help you, zelda. go back to the bar and wait for me. you'll be okay. tonight's ladies' night, and you'll be the only lady. ( all chanting ): eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat... hilda: sabrina? it's okay. it's aunt hilda. is it over? there's only one way to be sure. no. oh, very good. so, how do you feel? like i want pancakes. but i guess that's how i'm always going to feel. i'll just have to take it one day at a time. i'm so proud of you. i should start getting my life back together. i'm off to the mall. not so fast. if aunt zelda were here she'd give you some kind of parental lecture, i'll have to fill in. um, sabrina, you... should listen to you guys and trust your advice. right. and... realize that it's easier t

. - robert young and jane wyatt with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin (whimsical music) - hey mom, where's my clean shirt? - it's hanging right in front of you. - well it isn't here. (audience laughter) - did you find it? - yeah, why'd you have to hide it? - hide it? i hope you have better luck finding mr. bernard's office than you do finding your own clothes. - oh me and kippy will find his office all right.

(audience laughter) - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt. (children laughing) father knows best. - good morning, friends, romans, and countrymen. man am i hungry. my old texas grandfather used to say i could eat a horse and chase the rider. (laughs) (audience laughing) or as he also used to say, "i'm so hungry-- -shall we tell him? (audience laughing) - tell me what? is my head on backwards, my ears upside down? - we have no eggs for breakfast. - no eggs?

voiceover: robert young. and jane wyatt. (giggling) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin in father knows best. to make a field trip. there isn't a boy in town to take me to the founder's day picnic. margaret: now certainly not all the boys went on the trip. betty: all the boys i know, or that any of my friends know. it's the most disgusting situation. the day of the picnic and the town is full of practically nothing but girls. bud: say where's the ice pick? i'm looking for the ice pick. betty: don't come in here shoving people around. bud: well i'm looking for the-- betty: it's not here! margaret: the ice pick's in the top left hand drawer. kathy: you got the ice cream freezer ready?

robert young and his 6-year-old daughter annabelle of vermont were killed. it happened when a storm moved through during a circus performance at the lancaster fairground in august, 2015. more than one hundred people were inside at the time, and officials say there was only one exit, ran toward, but that's also where structures were collapsing. osha officials say the company failed to act even after the national weather service broadcast seven weather alerts that wind would be whipping more than 60 miles per hour. according to osha the company also didn't use the correct stakes to secure the tent to the ground and didn't follow engineer guidelines. originally osha fined the walker a total of 14 workplace violations. but now the new settlement calls for $24,000 in fines, and for the company to come up with a comprehensive safety plan if they ever go back into the circus event business. the new england regional solicitor of labor sent out this statement regarding that agreement saying "while nothing can undue the tragedy in lancaster this settlement does seek t

voiceover: robert young and jane wyatt, with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin, bud: timber!!!! timber!!! (audience laughter) boy, cutting logs is tough work. if i waited for dad to get that ax sharpened. (audience laughter) you know, that wood is pretty green too. actually to be logical about this, a fella would be smart to let that wood dry out for a few weeks. don't you think mom? i mean to be perfectly logical. (audience laughter) don't you think so mom? margaret: oh hello, mrs. watkins? oh this is margaret anderson. oh, well fine. say, is that fella you were talking about still over at your place? well the one who was cutting up all your firewood. well if he's as good a worker as you say he his, i'd like to hire him. would you do that? (audience laughter) thank you mrs. watkins. goodbye. bud: say mom, i was going to cut up that firewood. margaret: but when? it's been two weeks since we've had our trees topped. and how much firewood have you chopped? one skinny little branch. bud: it wasn't so skinny. margaret: you just stall around, never finish anything. well how do yo

(applause) (closing music) - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt (kids laughing) with elinor donahue, billy gray and lauren chapin - now working a fly rod, it's all wrist action. - like a whip? - that's right. the tip of the rod does all the work. here i'll show you. now we'll just imagine there's a big pool over there in the corner of the room with a great big old speckled trout. (audience laughing) now we stand back and without

-that's just as important as winning, "waited" - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt (laughter) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin in father knows best. guess what, oh hi dad, wait till you see what i got! - what is it, uranium? - bongo drums! (audience laughs) - oh, no, not that. - yea, i traded old claude for them. - boy, did you get taken. - no, i didn't, all i traded is my old skin diving helmet that leaks. (audience laughs) - look, no matter what you gave him, you got the worst end of that deal.

. - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt (children laughing) with elinore donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin - [maurie] listen, now wait a minute, why don't we decide about saturday night? - all right, who's going with who? - well, betty's going with me -- - [maurie] what? - now wait a minute! - [maurie] what do you mean she's going with you, i asked her! - now listen, we can decide this tomorrow. - [grace] well, look, why don't we all plan to meet at my house? (everyone agreeing and talking over each other) - wait a minute, let the man through here, give him a little room, let him in, there ya go. (chuckling and laughing outside) (audience laughs) - [margaret] oh, thank goodness you're home. come and help me. quick, hurry! - why the extra bed here in betty's room? - [margaret] oh, we're having a house guest (chuckles) - sometimes betty gives me a large pain. - what's she done now? - when i came home, she was standing on the front steps with her fan club, the campus big wheels. just gave me the big brush. (high pitched voice) hurry, little man. - [margaret] get me the blankets

] [laughter] (anticipating music) - [voiceover] robert young. and jane wyatt. with elinor donahue, billy gray and lauren chapin. in father knows best. - mother, mother i am ill, call the doctor... - [bud] so what we're supposed to do is... (kathy keeps singing the rhyme over bud) take some dictator like hitler or stalin or somebody... hey kathy! and show how he got that way. kathy cut it out! and then show what tripped them up finally. - [kathy] mother, mother... - [jim] well why, that's a good project you better get to work on it. - [kathy] i am... - [bud] well what i was thinking, that uh, (kathy keeps singing the rhyme over bud) you could sort of write me out a an ambulance if you don't pipe down! (audience laughing) - [jim] how about you writing out the rough draft after all you're the one who is going to school, not me! - daddy, watch how far i can go without missing. mother, mother... (kathy keeps singing the rhyme over bud) - [bud] kathy don't you know it's impolite to interrupt people when they are discussing? - [margaret] kathy i told you, no rope-jump

[applause] - [voiceover] robert young and jane wyatt (children laughing) with elinore donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin (audience laughs) - [margaret] wait a minute. - what did i do? - nothing, i want to know what's wrong with your hand. - oh, sorry! - there's nothing fatal. i just gouged it the other day. my car. - what happened? burn, bruise, fracture? - oh, it's nothing, i just gouged it, that's all. - when did this happen? - a couple days ago, i got it changing a tire. - did you have a flat tire? - i told you, mom, i didn't do it on my car. i was driving back from hillsboro on the old road, i spotted this car pulled over to the side of the road with a flat tire. i could see the guy was in trouble so i stopped. he had a couple of kids with him, a boy about 10, a girl about my age. - [jim] (chuckles) so that's the reason you stopped. - [bud] no, it wasn't, it was just one of those things. looked like he didn't know much about changing tires. need some help? - i certainly do. say, how the dickens do you get a tire off one of these things? brand new car. by george, wouldn't you

(upbeat orchestral music) voiceover: robert young and jane wyatt. with elanor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin in father knows best. (laughter) (footsteps) (laughter) (laughter) jim: what was the big crisis at your pta meeting that made it last so long? margaret: well, actually it wasn't the meeting, it was mrs. cartley. she stopped me on the way out and insisted upon telling me all her troubles. oh, will warmed up meatloaf be all right? jim: sure anything! margaret: put those away, will you dear? i wish people wouldn't always confide in me. i get to the point where i'm carrying so many confidences, i don't dare say anything for fear i'll be talking out of turn. jim: well, just don't listen! . cartley. i will say she's having a problem with her daughter evelyn who met some boy at a roller skating place. she doesn't approve of the boy, so she tried to put a stop to the romance. betty: oh, who are you talking about mother? margaret: your friend evelyn. betty: oh, hello father! margaret: open this, will you dear? jim: hello princess. margaret: bu

robert young and his 6-year-old daughter annabelle of vermont was killed after a storm moved through during a circus performance at the lancaster osha officials say the company ignored seven weather alerts from the national weather service that had warned of more than 60-mile an hour winds. the florida-based company is facing a criminal trial and a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the victim's family. wmur, news 9. >> we do have some breaking news just coming in, a woman in durham has been rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by her own car. authorities are still trying to figure out exactly what wmur is live right now with all the breaking details. reporter: it was about 3:30 this afternoon that durham police got a call to baghdad report with a report that someone had been struck by a car. when they arrived they found an 86-year-old woman in the roadway with severe injuries and her car idling nearby. police say it appears that her own car ran her over. now they are still in the process of trying to figure out roadway closed until then. >> we are still

(audience applause) - robert young and jane wyatt (laughing) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin (playful music) - and that's where my new office building's going to be. right on that corner. - [bud] what are you going to call it, dad? the anderson building? (jim laughs) - (chuckles) no, it's not my building. the insurance company's putting it up, not me. i couldn't afford that. - [bud] why not, a little short this week? (audience laughs) (jim chuckles) - well now, that property's out near betty's college. shouldn't an office building be downtown? of parking space, ventilation, fresh air, and enough room. (opens door) those drafty, dingy cubicles we're in now, it's so crowded you get crushed every time you pull out a filing cabinet door. - well it sounds wonderful! what's this little black square on the very corner of the property? - oh, that's the one thing that's been holding up the deal. (shuts door) a fellow holds a lease on that building, he could've renewed it for another five years if he had made certain improvements, so his lease is now expiring. - well, will you h

robert young and jane wyatt with elinor donahue, billy gray and lauren chapin in father knows best. - so, i was wondering if you'd jot down an outline for me. i'm not supposed to write a theme on american systems of courts and trials. you are! - i know that. - all the legal material is right here in these books. - yes, but you've actually seen court trials in session. i haven't. all i've seen are in the movies. - well-- - hi, daddy. - hello, kitten. why don't you go down to the courthouse and watch a couple trials? they're open to the public. - i haven't time. you see, they claim this woman murdered her husband, but she claims that she was, let's see. she was smoking these cigarettes blind folded, and, well, that was the commercial. anyway, it's real good. come on. - well, mr. krausman. i haven't seen you in a long time. - hello, mr. anderson. is this your boy's jacket? - oh, yes. thanks. where did he leave it this time? i was sure it was his. i don't like to go around accusing any boy if he's not guilty. - accusing? what do you mean? did bud do something wrong? - he sure did. he dama

robert: the nba, nick young the hero for l.a., hitting the game-winning shot against the thunder. only thing is, he stole the ball. from his teammate. he doesn't matter because he hit the shot. a true nick young moment. the nba fans know what that hoops. georgetown will play oklahoma state for third place in the maui invitational. the tip-off at 7:30. can you imagine if he stole the ball, missed the shot. jonathan: end of that. who wins? robert: redskins. redskins 27-23. that was the exact score. jonathan: payback. doug: works for me! look at what is happening tonight and tomorrow. cloudy skies overnight. the showers by dawn. 35 to 42 degrees by early tomorrow morning. an mid-day. remaining cloudy and a peek of sunshine hitting 53 degrees, something to look forward to in the afternoon. tonight at 11:00, molly is in for steve rudin to talk about the timing of the showers and the black friday shopping outlook. maureen: okay. good weekend coming up. jonathan: thank you. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: thank you for being with us. see you at 11:

men and sam roberts was a young man. you do think when you are doing one story, then a second story and third story, and i was doing the stages of the bridge. the first stage was seeing the concrete foundation form and upon those foundations was the first stages of the steel that formed the towers and each tower was equivalent to a seven-story skyscraper. it took a better part of a year to build them. and then the more interesting part to me, how do you build horizontally from one tower to the other, sections of steel that begin with cables. i once read that when the indians were building across a pond they would get a bow and arrow and shoot from one side to another and keep shooting the rope that would be spearheaded by arrows and that would be a rope bridge later on. 2.5 miles, two and a half miles was the distance from brooklyn to staten island on the towers. and it had to be done by cables and i watched the cables be sprung by wheels that were the size of a bicycle wheel. there were 4 of them going back and forth an

starring robert young. >> narrator: but the truth was much more complicated.inside the rodham family, hillary's father hugh was a staunchly conservative and demanding presence. >> hugh and hillary always had a relationship that had its difficulties. hillary goes to school and makes straight a's and he says, "that must be a really easy school if you got straight a's." i mean, gets no credit for her effort, no credit for her work. >> narrator: with hillary's mom dorothy, the treatment was worse. >> her father was abusive verbally and dismissive. when her mother and father would have these tense, demeaning discussions, hillary would run to her room and put her hands over her ears and say, "i can't stand listening to this." >> there was a lot of fighting in the rodham household. and i don't think she invited many friends home. that's when her whole penchant for secrecy and privacy began. >> narrator: dorothy had had to overcome a difficult childhood of her own. >> i think the resilience of dorothy rodham, this little girl born to 16-year-old parents who did not wa

at 80 years young, robert redford has no plans to slow down.ccording to recent headlines, the movie "sully" is the last straw. we should never travel with tom hanks. you have pilots. plane crashes. you get marooned in airport purgatory. volcanoes. something happens with tom hanks and yet somehow we can't resist going where he wants to take us. he has been an accidental witness to history. a crusty women's baseball manager. a man who fell in love with megaryan three times. made it seem natural to have a volleyball as your best friend. from a philadelphia courtroom to nor mandy's beachheads, he to the dark side to have moon, he introduced us to america's unassuming heroes. tom said he just saw ordinary guy who is did the right thing at the right time. it takes one to know one. he has stood up to kieran with his beloved wife rita, supported space exploreation and he has always saved his best roles for real life. he is a good man, which is the best title you can have. so we have ino vators, entertainers. three more folks who have dedicates themselv

young man only made it a few feet before crashing the car. he took off on foot. thankfully his son chase was not hurt. the police chief robert vincent tells me these young men are trolling the streets of gulfport looking for opportunities. >> just within the past few days we've had these cases wherun or two wherever they see a car unlocked or running with the keys in it. they run up real fast, take it when they can. >> reporter: but the group picked the wrong house when they spotted a workman's van at this jersey street residence. the van's owner spotted 18-year- old cedric chritton rummaging through the vehicle and held him at gun point till officers arrived early friday morning. me this is one thanksgiving he won't soon forget. >> they got my wallet. but my kid's the most important. that's all i care about. >> reporter: police are telling us this is just another reminder for folks to lock their car doors and, of course, do not leave your car running with your child inside. sean rodriguez as you just heard learned that the hard way. >> chip osowski live in clearwater, thank you for that. >>> now to some breaking news, po mu

at 80 years young robert redford has no plans to slow down. headline,to a recent the movie sully was the last straw. we should never travel with tom hanks. [laughter] you have highlights, prayed -- plane crashes, volcanoes. something happens with tom hanks. somehow we can't resist going where he wants to take us. he has been an accidental witness to history, a baseball manager, and every man who fell in love with meg ryan three times. ade it seem natural to have volleyball as a best friend. from a philadelphia courtroom to normandy's beachheads, to the dark side of the moon he has introduced us to america's unassuming heroes. tom says he saw ordinary guys who did the right thing at the right time. it takes one to know one. america's dad has to do to cancer with his beloved wife, championed our veterans, supported space exploration, and has always saved his best roles for real life. he is a good man. which is the best title you can have. we have innovators, entertainers , three more folks live entertainment -- dedicated her life to public servi

at 80 years young, robert redford has no plans to slow down.ent headline, the movie "sully" was the last straw. we should never travel with tom hanks. pirates, plane crashes, you get marooned in airport luggage were, volcanoes. and yet, somehow we cannot resist going where he wants to take us. he has been an exit no witness basebally, a women's manager, a man who fell in love makeseg ryan three times, it seem natural to have a volleyball as your best friend -- from a philadelphia courtroom to normandy's beachhead to the dark side of the moon, he has introduced us to america's unassuming heroes. tom says, he just saw ordinary guys and did the right thing at the right time. well, it takes one to know one. he stood up to cancer with his beloved wife rita. he has championed space exploration. he has saved his best roles for life. he is a good man. which is the best title you can have. we have innovators, entertainers, three more folks who dedicated themselves to public service. in the early 1960's, thousands fled to children america seeking an educ

roberts and germane asher, both in their early 20s. >> we were on our way to get me a birthday gift. >> these were young men with a future, robert eager to start his own clothing line while germane was the back bone of the family. >> extraordinary young man. on the path to become successful young men sthun left over wreckage telling the story of a gruesome high-speed collision, debris and glass cluttering the road. >> the brothers pulled out into traffic. that's when police say a driver in a chevy comair o crashed into them. that driver arrested for speeding, and driving under the influence. a tragedy forcing this mother to bury not one, but two of her >> flying down a residential street 35-miles per hour. and they took my best friends from me. >> as for the driver, he is 25 year old willy. he was hospitalized but is expected to survive. it's also worth knowing he will likely face charges including thank you for the live report. appreciate that. new at 11, the search is on for a driver who crashed a car, then left behind a seriously injured passenger, just before 7:00 p.m. last night on the valley's northeast side. metro tells us a dr

robert, watched the fire. worried about the pretty young mother trapped in there. and charles. >> she would come outside and play with the kids and we would talk here and there. but she was a really nice person. >> and then something good. ann's two daughters, katie and wendy, escaped unharmed from the downstairs bedrooms. but that left ann and little thomas, just 3 years old, unaccounted for. somewhere upstairs. >> we put the fire out and then we started checking the bedroom for occupants. >> nothing good after that. upstairs, firemen found little thomas on the floor beneath the window. dead of smoke inhalation. chief gentry steeled himself for what might be next. he felt his way through debris and lingering smoke to ann's room. >> i crawled over to the bunk bed, and that's where we found a victim in the bunk bed, and that person was secured in the bunk bed. both hands and both legs were secured. >> tied up? >> yep, tied up. >> now, that put an entirely different complexion on things. this wasn't just a fire. >> so what did that tell you? >> right there, that keys

apparently drives so fast he had breakfast in napa and dinner salt lake. [ laughter ] at 80 years young, robert redford has no plans to slow down. according to a recent headline, the movie "sully" was the last straw, we should never travel with tom hanks. [ laughter ] think about it, you have pirates, plane crashes, marooned, airport purgatory, volcanos, something happens with tom hanks. and yet somehow we can't resist going where he wants to take us. he's been an accidental witness to history, a crusty woman's baseball manager, an everyman who fell in love with meg ryan three times. [ laughter ] made it seem natural to have a volleyball as your best friend. [ laughter ] from a philadelphia courtroom to normandy's beachheads to the dark side of the moon, he has introduced us to america's unassuming heroes. tom says he just saw ordinary guys who did the right thing at the right time. well, it takes one to know one. and america's dad has stood up to cancer with his beloved wife rita, he's championed our veterans, supported space exploration, and the truth, is tom has always saved his best roles f

roberts and jermaine 20s. >> they were on their way to get me a birthday gift. >> these were young men with a future, robert eager to start his own clothing line, and jermaine, the star of the family. >> on the path to become successful young men. >> the leftover wreckage telling the story of a gruesome high speed collision. debris cluttering the >> robert came to tell jermaine come go with him. >> a driver in a chevy camaro crashed into them. that driver arrested for speeding and driving under the influence. a tragedy forcing this mother not to bury one but two of her sons. >> flying down a residential street! 35 miles per hour. and they took my best friends >> nathan o'neil reporting for us once again. as for the driver he is 25-year-old willie worthams, he was hospitalized but will survive. he faces d.u.i. and wreckless driving charges. mobile home park near harman and >> this is a quiet complex oops a lot of retired people and so it's kind of quiet in here. we're not really sure what precipitated the gun fire. >> the suspect is in custody now and cooperating with police. possible drug use is the suspecte

young people to find fulfilling jobs. >>> reporter: when helen mcdermott retired from 22 years as human resources vice president at robert mondavi winery, she turned to helping young people. >> people would refer their children or their people that they knew that just needed some advice and counsel. >> reporter: she found the yountville nonprofit called a voice found in 2005. >> i thought it was important for young people to find their voice and their voice would be a career that would be meaningful. >> reporter: as head of the program, helen gives free career counseling to disadvantaged teenagers and adults who face obstacles to education, training and employment. she leads about 30 volunteer mentors and offers scholarships. did you get the new amounts? napa high school assistant jeanette mulgrew says the scholarships allows many students to enroll in college studying fields from automotive technology to nursing. >> some kids have to go to work and help families pay for food on the table and the rent and just day-to-day living or helping babysit the younger children. >> reporter: valley oak high school graduate says the

at 80 years young, robert redford has no plans to slow down. >>> according to a recent headline, theovie "julisully, was the last straw, we should never travel with tom hanks. you have pilots and crashes, you have purgatory, volcanos, something happens which tom hanks. and yet somehow we can't resist going where he wants to take us. he's been an accidental witness to history, a crusty woman's baseball manager, and every man who fell in love with meg ryan three times, made it seem natural to have a volleyball as your best friend. from a philadelphia courtroom to normandy's beachheads to the dark side of the moon, he has introduced us to america's unassuming heroes. tom says he just saw ordinary guys who did the right thing at the right time. well, it takes one to know one. and america's dad has stood up to cancer with his beloved wife rita, he's championed our veterans, supported space exploration and the truth is, tom has always saved his best roles for real life. he is a good man. which is the best title you can have. so we've got innovators, entertainers, three more folks who have

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robert. and i just had to go, who said it? and then this young fellow, cody, just goes robert frost? and i go, yeah. robert frost. >> jimmy: the kids are learning. taught it, that's how good of a a teacher john keating is. so yeah, i haven't messed it up yet, though. >> jimmy: and how cool to be in new york city and you run into on the street josh charles. >> yeah. yes, who played knox overstreet. >> jimmy: knox overstreet. >> no it was amazing. it was just one of those little moments of magic that as you're, as i'm going to do the play, i'm just like, hey, i'm going to -- he goes, oh right. you're playing keating and he was so sweet. he was like, is my guy in the play and i was, like, yeah, man, knox is in there. >> jimmy: of knox -- we got knox overstreet. happy for you. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: and best to the wife and baby. hug everybody. i want to play a new game with you on the show tonight. >> i love it. >> jimmy: you're down for new stuff. >> you're always throwing new stuff at me. i love -- >> jimmy: it's called "tandem sculptionary." >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jason and

sampson's lawyers said he struggled with a brain injury since avenues young boy. robert goulston talked to the victims' family members and what they had to say at 5. >>> some concerned citizens in brockton are trying to clean up their town and starting with dirty heroin needles, getting hundreds of dirty needles off the street. program is finding needles in the park. >> reporter: the sad reality that parks often attract heroin users. a 12-year-old girl was playing when she and a friend stumbled on a pile of needle business the camp. >> i was standing right here and my friend was right there and i said get back. >> reporter: she is only 12 years old but knows a needle on the ground is a dangerous thing. >> i have seen them before. i know not to go near them because i know it is not a good, pleasant thing people do around here. it's bad. needles, i was very angry. >> reporter: richard moj snapped these pictures and carefully removed them from his daughter's park. a member of archangels, trying to clean up their town. >> we encountered one that had the needle in his arm. >>