amy: i want to bring in tindouf -- bring in roseann demoro.tweeted this summary from bernie sanders' speech last night -- "the american people believe in progressive policies. we need to reform the democratic party." what kinds of reforms do you believe he is calling for? he is talking about making demands. talked about bill kristol, republican spoiler, renegade jew. all of these comments as steve bannon, but also talked about how to work. those are headlines from he hadrt news, which we had it. your thoughts, roseann demoro? >> thank you for having us on. before i answered your question, i want to thank you for your courage. the hearts andon minds of this nation. the nation is an entirely different place and people like to pretend. this is -- where this nation is, people are suffering. organization.es what i hear from the nurses, first of all, they are so appalled by the racism because they don't make choices between people. a nurse will care for someone who is impoverished the respective of what race they are. they treat everyone equally. th

roseanne tellez is live at wrigley field where the reality is sinking in. roseanne? >> oh, so unfortunate. actually, murphys across the street from wrigleys is where spot. >> we stayed up all night long. >> and they are not going to bed because the parade is tomorrow. and it will be awesome. interesting to see if they bring back bartman, the poor guy they had to leave? >>> all right. we'll show you the "sports illustrated" cover, anthony rizzo, the air and a smile and doesn't get any better than that as the cubs end the 108-year curse. >>> and on to the next big sport, and it's politics, 5 days until we pick the next president, and a new suffolk university poll shows that hillary clinton and trump are supporting senator al franken. >> and chelsea clinton and trump will be in new hampshire, and trump's wife melan ia talked to a crowd in pennsylvania. as paula ebben shows us, there is a lot of ground to cover in the tight race. >> reporter: donald trump donald trump and hillary clinton chris crossed the critical battle ground states in florida on thursday and deployed

i said, we're here to have fun with roseanne. you don't have to worry.'m shaking his hand and it is claiming. the guy is so nervous. my job is, i have to call him down. we will have some fun. i'm trying to help the producer out because they are afraid he is going to walk. he goes, no, no, it is just that, i just don't want to go , it'sd, you know, i said not that kind of show. don't worry will stop we go out on the show and i don't go after him on anything. i just leave him alone. when it was over, and i did not think this until actually this past year where i thought, that guy is good. i got played. he got me to not bring up any of his craft -- crap on n at show because i felt sorry for him. i thought, this guy is good. this guy did not get to where he got by being stupid. he is not stupid. me to not say anything political, do anything political , and just have, you know, a councilaugh fest on the -- couch on the roseanne show. amy: when you made this, it was right around the time women were coming forward saying he assaulted them. it was just breaking.

roseanne's like, can we put tupac in a sketch? they put him in. then they kept reading his lines for him. i was fascinated to see if he was illiterate. i followed him going, how can you be this famous and be illite the do-rag and the whole thing. i'd be like, ? a, b, c ? like trying to -- i don't know -- ice t, snoop was there -- i don't know if ice t was just being a butt. i'm sure he could read but it was almost like he couldn't read. >> jimmy: you say ice t? >> tupac i wasn't sure, ice t was reading for tupac. he was helping mill and i wasn't sure why. >> jimmy: that's really nice. tupac might be like a new -- >> jimmy: in a way maybe he'd be like shakespeare, he's passed away so he's not really around to defend himself. >> that's yes put the story in. [ laughter ] you should here my biggie story. >> jimmy: these stories, do you write them down as you experience them? >> no, actually, they're all from memory. i wanted everyone to know i'm not some weirdo who tapes conversations. some of these stories are 25 years are a year old. they're all to

roseanne and maritza are two of the lucky once.gh the massive complex by shirley haley graham down many corridors to reach a special place. where they can see and hold their children. >> oh! >> with only four hours a week to play together, it's straight to the board games. >> i want to play too. >> okay, maritza! [ laughter ] >> there is music and laughter, but also constant reminders that this isn't your typical play time. what are the qualifications to get into this program? >> no violent crime. no violent charges. and they must be enrolled in education-based incarceration. it's heartbreaking sometimes to hear their stories. but those are the rules. >> there are a lot of people who believe that once you commit a crime and you get incarcerated, you should lose all your rights. >> the mother didn't commit a heinous crime. this is her first offense here. why not? later on down the line it will save us from having the kids here. you know? because they'll have their mom. >> what color is that? >> 25-year-old maritza was charged with i

the cold air that roseanne over the great lakes,, everythi lead in water and faucets at cleveland metropolitan school district? >> stacey frey joins us l with the details. they turned off the faucets and dozens of buildings the and took until now to get the test results backck that was a small percentage with elevated lead levelste they replaced about an fountains and 40 faucets systemwide. the damage can cause to the growth and development of young minds, remember the crisis of flint michigan in sebring ohio .-porcoco that'll keep water coolers in place until that work is done place are searching for the fourth suspect in early morning police involved shooting? jessica dill joins us with the there were no injuries, there were four suspects involved, on of them was shott and taken to the hospital, two were arrested there is a fourth at large. >> the detectives, will be interviewing the officers and the suspects and then try to identify the fourth individual event to get a warrant out for that person's arrest.. around 2:00 a.m. the police recalled to be part of a breaking andnd entering at the

her t-v career included guest roles on "the love boat, "roseanne," "king of queens," "30 rock," and even her broadway credits included "the sound of music" and "south pacific." most recently, she hosted her own t-v talk show on retirement, and her own cooking show. florence henderson died yesterday, of heart trouble. she was 82. this news has all of us talking... join the conversation on the fox6 news facebook page or fox6 now dot com. share your favorite brady moment -- or something you took from that iconic 70's shows. it's a black friday tradition in is now open for its special one-day-only black friday brew! people were lined up outside the brewery for hours this morning waiting for a taste. deandra corinthios is live there with more. a wisco twist on black friday shopping... lakefront sells limited edition row and each year the lines are longer! people start lining up around midnight. brewery opens their doors at 8 on deals...instead of brews...black friday deals in full swing right now. our carl deffenbaugh is braving the crowds at toys r us this morning. carl is live at the toys r

roseanne. >> you think this is a magic kingdom where you just sit up here on your throne. >> oh, yeahtable. >> you want me to fix dinner, i'll fix dinner. >> oh, but honey you just fixed dinner three years ago. >> typical american families weren't on television for the longest time. the donna reed days, the early days and the father knows best, hardly anybody really lived like that. that is the way advertisers wanted to you live. >> i know what will makeou feel better. >> me too, but i bet it's a different list than what you got. >> the ideal situation is if you can subvert whatever common stuff is said about families or parenting -- her loudness and her unfilteredness were key to why we liked her. she was staying stuff about working-class people and saying stuff about men and women. so it was about marriage and raising kids and about how hard it is. >> great, i'm just going to look like a freak. >> what else is new. >> shut up. >> this is why some animals eat their young. >> tv in the '80s was a big decade for the evolution of comedy, and the evolution of drama. it just pushed everyt

. >> actually, i've they ever seen an entire -- >> that's "roseanne." >> boom. all right. >> clearly we spend a lot of time on couches watching tv. >> "simpson's." >> that was easy. come on, guys. again. >> wow. >> we have spent a lot of time watching tv. that's oprah and tom cruise. >> considering the oprah -- >> it says oprah. that was a tough one. >> look at that. >> the bundys. >> "the golden girls." >> i said "the unbelievable. >>> so -- >> don't play that game at home. >> thanksgiving is done. time to change the music over to christmas music. >> i'm ready for christmas music. >> pentatonics are out with their fifth album. they're pretty phenomenal. >> new country music album out yearwood. they put out a christmas together. >> have you seen their amazon commercial for alexa? is three or four of them in a row. they're very funny. google it. it's like -- i would watch a show with the two of them. >> she's got her cooking show. >> oh, does she? i've not seen it. i'm a fan of both. >> one of our faves. jimmy buff f came out with "'tis the season." it is always

>> sarah: who could or the get roseanne barr's take on the anthem in 1990678 it was short, not so sweet, coming in at one minute flat. >> nancy: oh, my gosh. >> sarah: we should have ended on whit nism. >> nancy: probably not roseanne barr. my ears are hurting. you have to do solemnon water to get the pipes going. >> sarah: i don't know if that would have helped. >> nancy: we have a lot to all mornings, all you want to do is reach for the ben & jerry's instead of the all-bran. well, now you have the perfect excuse. >> reporter: live in boston, a state trooper is sent to the hospital after his cruiser is rear-ended. >> sarah: and we continue to follow breaking news. actress florence henderson, who starred in "the brady bunch," has died. details when 7news "today in new be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. >> sarah: all right. it's 5:45. time now for everything you need the start you day off right if you're head to the mall. >> nancy: here's what you need the know and go today. first up,

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we're in the roseanne, roseanna dana phase of the transition which is when everybody says never mind. never mind that i vowed to fight you for all of eternity because you're a racist, you're a bigot, or i thought you were an embarrassment to your state. never mind. those words didn't make a difference. yes, we'll have to see if it remains a cabinet position. but, you know, nikki hailly is an impressive governor, a politician. foreign policy experience other than maybe trying to get business into south carolina. so putting her in this position, unlike what president obama and their choices shows that donald trump really doesn't care about the ideas the person has holding this job. and again, we see in his foreign policy world, there is no coherent view, no coherent strategy. from john bolton to mitt romney as secretary of state, it just we'll have to wait to see at the end of the day if there is anybody within his circle who has an integrated plan for how to deal with the rest of the world. someone that a lot of republicans have been excited about for some understandable reasons. it's

mike pompeo, and guantanamo, flynn has been an interesting critic of the president's drone strike roseann program. strikesves in primitive and targeted killings, assassinations. but flynn has said by killing these people, we're losing an opportunity to get valuable intelligence. what we need to do is ship them to black sites, bring them to guantanamo. big supporters of the military tribunal system. i think what we're going to see is obama has blessed these men -- and it is all men right now -- with the gift of legitimizing drone strikes and making a legal argument as to why it is ok to assassinate american citizens, combined with his failure to close guantanamo, means these guys are going to combine the worst aspects of what obama has toe in using his credibility legitimize it would liberals, and the worst aspects of the bush-cheney doctrine. it is unprecedented that this muchof a cabal of this power controlling both houses of congress, the white house, and the ability to run the deck and making the supreme court that is extraordinarily almost unprecedented in its right-wing nature. juan:

. >> that is -- >> that's "roseanne." >> watching tv. >> "simpsons." >> come on. >> we have spent a lot of time watching tv. >> that was cramer. >> that's oprah and tom's news. >> yes. very good. "the bundys." thank you for "the golden girls." >> i said "the ropers." i don't know. >> is that it? >> are we done? did we go through them so -- >> don't play that game at home. >> thanksgiving is done. time to change the music over to christmas music. >> ready for christmas music. >> nu christmas music. >> the apentontics. they've bean on our show. tricia yearwood and garth brooks. they put out "christmas together." >> have you seen their amazon commercial for alexa? three or four of them in a row. they're very funny. google them. i would watch a show with the two of them. >> they have a cooking show. >> really sfwlooncht i've not seen it. >> very good. >> i'm a fan of both. >> one of our faves on the show. jimmy buffett from comes out with "tis the season." always summer with him. >> "beach christmas" isn't bad. >> a lot of these artists performing on our program. >> have a good lineup. >> w

we're going to have robin williams with us, bette midler, roseann arnold, jack lemmon, mel brooks, tony bennett - mel brooks and tony bennett were on the very first show we did, october first, 1962, in new york. the only two people left, who were on that show. >> well, not counting us. >> what? >> you want to count us. we're still living. [ laughter ] >> i sound like peter herkowitz. i meant four were alive. okay, we've got all this business out of the way. we'll take a break, and clint eastwood is here,

. >> next week, robin williams, bette midler, roseann arnold, jack lemmon, mel brooks, tony bennett and richard harris. goodnight, everybody. i'm humbled by that applause. you can collect your bags right through there. joe, stop it. no, you stop it, helen. stop coming to me every time you have a problem with your boyfriend. antonio wants to buy a new cab-- run to joe. roy wants to gloat-- run to joe. where do i run to? somebody tell me. where do i go when it finally dawns on me that my life sucks? hey, joe, what... what the hell you doing? joe, where are you going? yes. missing for three days. uh, identifying marks? 6'1", about 175 pounds. three feet tall, 900 pounds. hackett. davidson. harley davidson. okay, well, please find him. i just want my baby back. i can't believe i might not see my motorcycle again. there, there. try to remember the good times. i just don't get it. i'm closer to joe than anybody else. why hasn't he called me? well, he's probably afraid i wasn't the only one bothering him. what about you and your stupid, stupid motorcycle? or what about fredo over here shaking