coming up today at 5:00 o'clock, whenja don't will stop by the fox 8 studio for a holiday chat, he is in the studio right now. 8c blunt declaration that have the population we want to put o their tree if you can't afford thoseto counties to families in need is way toooo sore right in give ba

i liken the whole studio experience to playing an instrument itself. every musical instrument is just some kind of a contraption anyway, and in many ways, the tape recorder has almost become like another musical instrument. it really makes each individual musician kind of like a conductor, a composer, an arranger. it affords each individual musician the ability to do all those things. so it almost brings us back 500 years to the days of the wandering minstrel where like somebody had to write their own tune, walk from village to village, play whatever instrument they could, and they were the whole show. (shapiro) i graduated from high school in 1960, and i didn't have a tape recorder. i had no technology. an electronic music studio was oscillators taken from the physics lab. there was nothing like a synthesizer made for musicians. here behind me-- here's an arb synthesizer. how many of those were made? 300, 400, maybe a 1,000 of this big model. it was made for composers. it was invented by composers, right? here in front of me-- here's a kurzweil synthe

well, after all, the studio's-- the studio's paying for it. i know, i know. [both laugh] well, is it any fault of mine if kent decides to stay away when all this is given to us for free? i hardly think kent's just twiddling his thumbs. what brought you out here? same business that brought you and kent, inspector. we could sure use you. this dinelli's a tough customer. i think we've got him where i want him. you've seen him already? returned the greetings he extended to you and kent this morning. ah, we can always count on you. inspector, how would you like to be on the kill tonight? the kill? yes, if you can tear yourself away from your dinner. oh, i've finished mine already. ng kent's. i see. well, here's the situation. i just left dinelli sound asleep in a trailer on stage 13 at the studio. dinelli in the trailer? how'd you do it? oh, a little artificial persuasion. yes, but where's kent? oh, he's around somewhere. the point is, if the murderer shows up to try any more funny business, i'd much rather dinelli be in that trailer than kent. no telling who it i

you check studio 1, i'll check studio 2, and you check studio 3. - ok. - ok. - [davy] excuse me, excuse me. - [mike] can i get through here? (talking over each other) - [davy] studio 2 is... (audience laughter) - there, it's finished. - it's finished! - yup, wait, no wait, wait. there's one little spot. that's fantastic. - [micky] well at least... - [mike] hold it. - [micky] for what. ? - why don't i look i look in studio 1. you look in studio 3. and davy you look in studio 2. - [micky] right, ok, right. - i'm going upstairs to look around. when he's finished, you entertain him, ya. - you know that's a very interesting pose. i'd like to work on you when i'm done here. - i'd like to work on you too. - you would? - excuse me, but i want to-- - you want what? to be an artist? (chuckling) you could never be an artist. a waste! a true artist must feel the painting in the canvas. in his soul! (audience laughter) - have you seen a... have you seen a guy who's blonde and has blue eyes and he's kinda weird looking. - weird looking? who are you to call someone weird looking? you come in here and

but never that studio.one of the world greatest geniuses writing the music, a lot of pressure. but it was awesome. >> he prepared for that day in the studio the way he prepares for the action roles, he came in, new the song cold. >> ♪ >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> all right, so i guess the question is, katie, is the weather better for movie watching or for shopping? >> well, i'm always going to say shopping. no matter the weather. >> i know. >> pouring? >> totally, totally, yes. this is why we have weather accessories, you snow all you need is the umbrella later today, probably want to have it, at least in some spots, because there is going to be a shower that rolls on through here, we will track that for up here coming up. we start thing offer by coming up, show you what's coming up, mo moisture over the area yet. but we are going to see some renmant come in here as the day progresses, and specifically toward night fall, there will be a shower that roll

live from our 12 news studios in downtown phoenix. happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> and hop you're off to a great start on this thanksgiving morning at 6:00. we begin with jimmy q. hey, jimmy. >> the black doing on is out here and i ran into this person, this looks like mat morrow. the spitting image there -- and that is -- never mind. i apologize. i guess. >> and why the long face? >> wow -- . >> matt? >> and i know. now i' and that is out of love, folks. and we're like this. we're having thanksgiving dinner together and should be good. right now, why it's thanksgiving and we're having a lot of fun and temperatures today are chilly. you start winning -- running around and you're active and you would be okay, too. temperatures up to 77 degrees and beautiful today and this

ultimately down to the 12news studio. we were waving a joking around in front of the camera. >> part of a magical first day turn love study -- love story for these too. once i thought about i wanted to integrate that. tonight he's re-creating that trip through downtown phoenix at this time he will do more than just wait at that way but the camera. >> right in front of that studio, i will just plop on my name right there. >> the perfect setting for a proposal. she's a little suspicion that suspicious. i've been sneaky trying to organize everything. their friends and family down to the building. they are anxiously waiting a watching everything from the studio as we set up a fake interview. >> i'm thankful for my family.>> and waited for the couple to pass us>> can you tell us stroke were quite your thankful for. >> and then is her turn. >> what are you thankful for. i'm thankful for [indiscernible]. will you marry me? >> what? >> yes. of course. >> back inside, how surprised or you? >> a once-in-a-lifetime moment captured f

you upload it to marvel studios hero acts.com. why don't we do one right now and contribute $5 to saving the children. so it's for a good cause. do >> here we go. >> got it? >> paul is helping us out. he is going to put a little um -- >> i like it. >> he is going to put a filter on it and upload it for us there we go. >> zoom in. >> it is marvel studios hero app.com. and again it's free and the way you can take part in the fun of dr. strange and also contribute to a very good cause. save the children around the world. >> love that. i feel really good about us right now. >> as well you should. >> powerful. me back to my childhood. >> i love this movie it is so fun. >> do you have any of your old trolls? >> i don't. >> i might at home. >> remember like in the 90s -- >> remember the lips in the butt. >> they always had a jewel in the stomach. building on the familiarity of the figurines there is a smurf like spin it's really fun. >> that's fantastic. in terms of the look i think people think they are so cute how did you feel about th

>> we're inside the recording studio with the actress >> and the people have spoken. >> we're with dancing's final four sharing their last-minute strategies to win. which pro may never dance again? >> now for november 18, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight". >> it's a whole new mariah's world. her billionaire ex-fiance is out while her sexy backup dancer is definitely in. >> mimi has told us that actually there is nothing going different story. ?? ?? >> here's what's obvious. mariah and backup dancer brian tanaka are totally flirting in the new promo. >> he does have a crush on her. >> he's not leaving that easily. >> let's break it down. she sits on his lap and pours champagne on his abs and that's on a safari with her and her kids allhi engaged to billionaire james packer. here's the question, are the sparks real or just a reality show ploy to keep the show sexy after the engagement was called off. >> let's go. >> the mutual affection sure looked real this summer when we visited mariah in vegas, and a source close to carey told "e.t." that despite the rumors, the two are just friends. >>

>> we're inside the recording studio with the actress bringing whitney houston back to life. >> and the people have spoken. >> we're with dancingin's fal four sharing their last-minute strategies to win. e>> h does have a crush on her. >> he's not leaving that easily. >> let's break it down. she sits on his lap and pours champagne on his abs and that's on a safari with her and her kids all while mariah was engaged to billionaire james packer. here's the question, are the sparks real or just a reality show ploy to keep the show sexy after the engagement was called off. looked real this summer when we visited mariah in vegas, and a source close to carey told "e.t." that despite the rumors, the two are just friends. >> where is james packer in all of this? it looks as if he has been erased from mariah's world. the billionaire ex-fiance does not appear in the new promo. here's where it gets really interesting. this week e! releaseded a set f photos to promote the show and out of the 22 images which is the only one which included photoshoped to put him in the shadows and mariah in the spotli

i hold it in my hands. >> great thing here in kbco studio c. the album comes out every year at this time. we have a great one. we've had major artists come through. and this year the cd starts with norah jones. we're very excited to have her and the cd going on sale food markets. >> 18 tracks. >> she is amazing. what other people have made it? >> we have the lumineers, and the avet brothers. >> and grand nash, two time rock and roll hall of fame nominee. >> proceeds go to charities, boulder county aids project and food bank we appreciate the continued support of our listeners. >> get in line and get your cdc, because it only lasts as long as it lasts. we have a limit of 30,000 copies. you can buy up to six copies. >> fantastic. >> december 3rd, select whole food markets locations. >> you read my mind, that's what i was going to ask so all our viewers can get over to whole foods. ginger, scott, thank you for your time today. we really appreciate it. >> thank you for what you do for the community. we'll get all the details about this year's album

back to you rick and monica in the studio. >> good stuff. thank you sara. time to get a check of the "action news" traffic report midweek. >>> matt pellman is here in the traffic center. >> that drive is a good one this drive not as good. here on 95 in south philadelphia, a southbound accident here by broad street is taking out the left lane, you know that doesn't bode well for the evening ride heading towards the sixers game at a crawl on 95 southbound from tasker on down to the accident scene at broad street. one of several red zones on the big picture along 95 and several on the schuylkill in fact. single digit speeds westbound by city avenue and trying to get to the schuylkill on the westbound vine, now we get word of a crash westbound approaching 76 taking out the right lane. and an accident on the base of platt bridge and traffic is stopped coming off the platt into south philadelphia. if you are coming away from the airport use the girard point bridge and 95 and away don't use 95. meanwhile in hatfield by the produce junction a crash at lynn hart roa

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about the closing of his iconic exercise studio. and a macgyver's star's hometown tour.with his family showing "e.t." his awkward high school years. >> a loser. loser right there. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ >>> who can forget whitney houston belting out the most iconic song from "the bodyguard." by the way, this is the best-selling soundtrack of all time and now the movie has been turned into a musical starring grammy nominee deborah cox who sounds so much like whitney, it is going to blow you away. ♪ and i will always love you >> multi-platinum recording artist deborah cox transforms into rachel maren, the character whitney played on screen. >> we became very good friendd. she was a mentor and there was a real sisterhood with the two of us. ♪ ♪ >> remember this metallic body suit from the movie? here's how deborah rocks it. >> there are so many people that don't know of the movie and her music and her songs and that kind of thing and this is an opportunity to do that. ♪ ♪ >> america's next top models jay manuel is helping create deborah's looks. >> so many

meanwhile back at the yoga studio. >> i feel a little lighter. >> definitely. i think that was exciting. >> reporter: everyone including us, seems to be surprised by what 15 minutes of meditation can do. >> regardless of the outcome, we're going to need to bring peace to ourselves every day. >> we have to see each other as more than labels and republican and a trump or hillary supporter. we have people. >> even though our candidate may not get elected or the world is going to end, i think we need to generally have practices like this happen more often so more people can feel the way we do right now. >> reporter: this is dan harris meditating in philadelphia. >> thanks to dan. if you want a guide at meditation, we posted one for free. guess what she wants for christmas? "when the ship comes in" by the hollies ? oh the fishes will laugh as they swim out of the path ? ? and the seagulls they'll be smilin' ? ? and the rocks on the sand ? it's so peaceful up here. yeah. [eagle screams] is watchin'... ? introducing the new turbocharged golf alltrack with 4motion? all

we are here in the studios to help fight hungner our region. part of our annual holiday food drive, our call takers are ready to take your cars. steve morrison is preston and steve is here and you can talk to him. 1-877-940-6222. or go to the link and donate at 6abc.com. all donations go to help philabundance and other food banks there are 3 million people in our area that face hunger every single day. here we are in the season of giving we are asking you to give generously tonight. the number is 1-877-940-6222. and we are joined once again by our partners from dunkin' donuts and acme. jackie from dunkin' donuts and dana ward from acme. >> thank you for being our partners. >> thank you sara. people are here taking donations and both companies give so much to the community, jackie tell us how dunkin' donuts is giving back. >> this year we have a special program called roast hunger, starting on black friday every time our dd perks members use a special roast hunger coupon we'll donate 50 cents back to philabundance. >> and how about acme, you are

. >> here we just have a small church studio where we do a lot of christian television. a large part of our audience is on tv. >> this is the colors that you night. >> reporter: there he is. >> that is the man. >> reporter: burns few african american pastors supporting donald trump. >> a donald trump administra administration. >> reporter: did you pay a price as a black leader for meeting with donald trump andhim? >> i don't want to say pay a price, but we did go through some battles. we also believe in the power of prayer, and we're going to pray for you live right here and now. >> reporter: burns doesn't believe supporting trump do you think donald trump has god on his mind and heart as he campaigns and as he looks toward governing? >> i don't understand donald trump is qualified to lead anybody's church or qualified to even lead a bible study. but do i believe he talks to god in reference to the direction of our country? i can say absolutely, yes. >> reporter: have you ever god for forgiveness? >> i'm not sure i have. i from there. i don't think so. >> reporter: donal

reporting live out here christy wilcox news3, i'll send you back to the studio. >> thank you christy. one story we broke earlier the news. this has to do with valet parking. >> that's right, that is the caesar's valet. you toss keys sneak them a tip and move on with it. that move soon will come on with a bill. there are things in life you can always count on, death taxes and free parking on the las vegas strip but that last one it seems to be yes, caesar's partnering has announcinged that park for no one will any longer be free. charging from 8 to $18. then in 2017 you'll start to pay for self-parking. mgm, parking your car in the garage at any of the caesar's properties will still be free if you live here. the perks of being a local. fold. >> we're doing this because park on our property has become increasingly scarce. we feel the paid parking program will address that serious parking issue. the revenue that we're going to be earning from the paid parking program will go towards upgrading our parking facility, led lighting to make the parki >> if you are visiting rio the off-strip re

live look at downtown charlie brown is there our cameras above our studio.blem is one hand doesn't know what the the other hand is doing. they said they weren't shutting down any of the streets until 0:00 a.m. forget bit they already have fifth street blocked, right here, between market and arch. all traffic that would typically try to make a left on to fifth and go down toward ben franklin bridge, they have to come past our studios here on to market street. fifth street is block and even though the strike is, over, lets go to the maps, there is still a lot of work to be done. there is no service. morning rush hour. and back in this order. come back, and and and and and, back by the evening rush hour. it is all and unlock all of the doors and turn styles, and you know what your car is like when it hasn't been driven for a week or so, in the garage. we have to give it the a jump start, get a and and and and, the alternate plan coming into downtown this morning. we have a big campaign event doesn't start until 7:30. have the fifth street station will be remain

ultimately down to the 12 news studio. we were waving and joking around in front of the camera. >>reporter: the 12 news studio part of a magical first date turned love story for derrick proposing i said well i want to integrate that. >>reporter: tonight he recreated that special trip through downtown phoenix but this time he'll do a lot more than just wave at the camera. >> where that live camera shows i'll plop open the knee right there. >>reporter: the 12 news plaza perfect setting for a proposal. >> she's a little suspicious. i've been kind of sneaky recently trying to organize everything. >>reporter: part of that family down to our building. the whole family's anxiously weight watching everything from the studio as we set up a fake interview. >> what am i thankful for i'm thankful for my family. >>reporter: and waited for the couple to pass us on their after dinner walk. >> can you tell us real quick what you're thankful for. >> i'm thankful to be home. >> i'm thankful for you babe. >> what? yes. >>reporter: back inside . >> oh, my gosh. >> how surprised are you? >> i don't

three room studio was home of kirkland. important painter at that time. working out. >> pretty cool. b >> preserving history. >> pretty good with that in denver. thanks for watching and spending some of your day with us. see you tomorrow. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of . >> hello, friends, and welcome to "dish nation." it fri-yea! i don't think anyone loves friday more than frank cramer. you even have a thank god it's friday dance. to the dance? >> it's not so as it is leaning into the bar and saying another round. >> we sent out our trolls to look at a couple of other trolls. we need a couple of cumber lovers. >> that different than your group the cucumber lovers? you'll underst

we have 13 studios. 12 -- we have a lot.but this thing is a the mother load of studios. >> the star ship enterprise. we'll show it off. everybody else thinks we'll be the wins who show it off. we're going to have mike pence on, joel benson, the chief strategist for hillary clinton. karl rove, the new studio, you come out of musical humming the set. >> wow. heard there's an elevator in there. there is an elevator. >> is that true? >> and a scoreboard like -- they're going to obama. let go. >> since you have the fanciest studio -- you want to move there. >> no, like this. >> you want the other one. >> you have set envy. >> we're in a corner on the 12th floor north, one can find us. we love it here. >> make you go to studio f. >> no, you go i'll be here, on the fox broadcast network. >> i'll be with you. >> yes, you will. that's exciting, in my layer. mr. president, speak to us. >> and there have been times where we have had setbacks, and there have been times where some of you may have felt discouraged, but i tell you why i di

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and to me, sitting in that studio, providing knowledge... sorry, providing comfort through knowledge was what felt like a great thing to do. every day i walked out of that studio and i was like, "this is the best job in the world." - and that's the mission. - yeah. - ultimately, that's what your mission is. you mentioned that you like to be a reporter. you were in fact, as you alluded to earlier today, a reporter for many years. you were in beirut, and you were in syria, you were in iraq, you were in some very dangerous parts of the world. you like being a host as much as you like being a reporter? - oh, we're on the record-- - pick! pick! pick! - i can't answer that! (kelly and audience laugh) - or is there host brain and reporter brain? - totally. - and there's a fusion of those brains? - there're so many brains. - talk about the difference. - there's so many different sub-brains of the reporter brain, and sub-brains of the host brain, yeah, there's different brains. it's interesting, you know? when you're an anchor and you have someone in

you don't want to miss that one. >> michelle: another star in studio today. our forever home friday pet of the week. the animal foundation is here with an adorable furry pup that needs a home and maybe it could be yours. we'll have that coming up >> announcer: news 3 starts >> michelle: good afternoon. thank you for joining us. happy friday by the way. we made it. we have really good news. more businesses are opening up shop here in southern nevada. that's bringing thousands of jobs here to our community. >> krystal: when the economy is on the upswing that is always good news. our kyndell nunley live from north las vegas where the majority of these employers will be. this is just coming off the news that we are now have one of the lowest unemployment rates that

>> krystal: a superstar in studio. we're talking about the one, the only gin skin. he is -- ginuwine. he is here to talk about what he has been up to and his big performance at the las vegas film festival happening this weekend. you don't want to miss that one. >> michelle: another star in studio today. our forever home friday pet of the week. the animal foundation is here with an adorable furry pup that needs a home and maybe it could be yours. we'll have that coming up >> announcer: news 3 starts >> michelle: good afternoon. thank you for joining us. happy friday by the way. we made it. we have really good news. more businesses are opening up shop here in southern nevada. that's bringing thousands of jobs here to our community. >> krystal: when the economy is on the upswing that is always good news. our kyndell nunley live from north las vegas where the majority of these employers will be. this is just coming off the news that we are now have one of the lowest unemployment rates that >> kyndell: yes and continuing to head in the right direction when it comes to jo

. >> 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us in studio with some new information. nia, what have we learned about the young victims? ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. the interim school superintendent just had a press conference this morning. he victims. among the dead are three 4th graders, a 1st grader and the youngest being a kindergartener. six children remain in the i-c-u this morning .. 6 others also in the hospital .. the other children have since been released from the hospital and returned home. >> right now we know 24 year old johnthony walker was driving this bus when it crashed into a tree...almost splitting in half. 37 students in total were on board. their grades ranged from kindergarten to 5th grade. we're told they all came from a single school--woodmore elementary school. about the tragedy: ((kirk kelly:."yesterday was the worst day we have had for woodmore and hamilton county schools that i can recall in my life as an educator, as a parent and as a member of this community.")) ((nia wong)) >> the chatanooga police chief says road conditions were

christy wilcox, sending it back to the studio. >> thank you christy. >>> metro says this man hit more than 15 convenience stores since may. he walks into the store wearing a maskd break into those machines. if you recognize this man here, he is wearing a lot of things over his face. >> one week from tonight, we should know who this couple's steal saying trump supporters are intimidating voters at the polls, under the guise of preventing voter fraud. they say they are training poll watchers to act within the law. >>> hillary clinton is coming back to las vegas on wednesday to urge voters to make it to the polls before early voting ends on friday. her campaign has not revealed where she's speaking. we'll keep you posted. >> the race for president is tonight's news3's john treanor will break down question three which will have a big impact on how you power your home. >> voters can do something to establish something interesting. laura martin explains. company. i'm from colorado where there are many. i pickle and choose, and by doing that they compete with each other by lowering prices or

♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."harlie: fbi director james comey announced friday in a letter to congress that new e-mails surfaced related to the investigation into hillary clinton's private server. the e-mails were discovered through a separate fbi investigation into former congressman anthony weiner. in a letter to his fbi staff, comey explained his decision, saying it would be "misleading to the american people were we not to supplement the record." major political followed unfolded over the weekend as hillary clinton called the move "unprecedented and deeply troubling." her campaign called on the fbi director to release all details of the investigation. at a campaign rally trump friday, described the scandal as bigger than watergate. authorities obtained a warrant on sunday to search the e-mails of huma abedin and anthony weiner. several justice department officials criticized comey. the news broke with only a week remaining until the election. joining me now from washington, mike bliss a cough -- lisi koff, mic

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news . >> good morning everyone, it's thursday, november 10. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. let's take a look outside of conditions on this thursday morning as we take a live look at the bay bridge. all is quiet right now. >> yes and nice out there, right? out there it is nice but inside it is hot. >> no, it's called. [ laughter ] >> roberta and i like the studio really cold. >> we do. we like to feel invigorated. not called -- [ laughter ] >> that's why we fight every morning. [ laughter ] >>> good morning everyone. as you're getting ready to kickstart your thursday, it's so mild out there. look at the rim of the bay with temps in the 50s and low 60s. 61 degrees in san francisco, 71 in our studio right now. meanwhile livermore, you dipped up -- down to 49 degrees as well as santa rosa. what i'm trying to keep an eye on is the area of fog. it's lifting anticipating and those are the temps we can expect today, near a record warm. 70 in rockaway beach with the sunshine. back

its producers, its session artists, even the studios themselves are legendary.ille where there's anything but a shortage and standards high, you can pretty much make it anywhere. >> jason: lightning 100, this is jason moon. in the studio with us today, nashville artist margo price, "fader" magazine has called her nashville's favorite new badass. we agree, and she's here to play a couple new songs for us. >> margo: thanks for having me. one, two, three. ♪ [ margo price "told me with your eyes" ] >> anthony: margo price grew up on her family's farm in buffalo prairie, illinois. her family was forced to sell when she was age 2, which is pretty damn country already, if you ask me. as a country music traditionalist, she struggled for years to find her place within nashville's increasingly pop-driven country scene and the growing indy rock one. in 2010, she lost one of her twin sons to a rare heart condition, self-medicated with alcohol, and ended up with every kind of problem, including problems of the legal kind. she poured her heart and every cent she had recording

it's also an important weekend for hollywood, and the studios behind those big-budget block busters. boorstin takes us to the movies. >> reporter: over the five-day thanksgiving weekend with films for every demographic, the studios are hoping to keep up strong momentum from warner bros. "fantastic beasts". targeting kids and families, disney is likely to dominate this weekend. commanding this holiday. "frozen" three years ago was the biggest thanksgiving opening. and disney on track to continue its number one market share through the end of the year. with "star wars" spinoff opening next month. >> disney has had a really incredible year. "captain america's civil war" which kicked off this summer in the early part of may. "finding dory," the biggest hit of the year so far. and certainly after that, they had a really good fall period, as well. >> reporter: and then there is allied from paramount, looking to boast its parent company, viacom's value ahead of a potential remerger with tps. the film hoping to draw oscar nominations to boost the studio in sixth place in terms of market saye

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ? let you ? >> hey, everybody. it is fun day monday. i don't know. it's november -- yeah, 21st. sort of a surprise weekend in parts of the country -- >> inundated. >> "never give up." >> by sia. >> you can't see sia, but she's in there. >> she's the daughter of hollywood royalty, became a playing princess leia in the "star wars" film revealed she and harrison ford had an affair. a big chunk of the book. >> a huge chunk. >> sometimes we take a small thing and make a big deal out of it. >> he was cute. >> this was a big deal. >> yeah. she was 19. >> what she did was wrong, but i can't say i blame her. let's put it this way, i see what she did. we're all human. last night held in los angeles. all the fun fashion from the red carpet with our girl. >> lilliana is there with cam country. >> cute. >> and if you're in the mood for raunchy fun, and who isn't, check out "bad santa 2" sitting down with us, billy bob thornton. >> and hoda and i grabbed our pocketbooks and we

>> from our studios in new york, this is "charlie rose." charlie: fbi director james comey announced friday in a letter to congress that new e-mails surfaced person to the investigation into hillary clinton's private server. details discovered through eight private investigation into formerly congress meant anthony weiner. in a letter to his fbi staff, comey explained his decision, saying it would be "misleading to the american people were we not to supplement the record." hillary clinton called the move "unprecedented and deeply troubling." she called on the the i director to release all details of the investigation. described theump scandal as bigger than watergate. authorities obtained a warrant to visit the e-mails of huma abideen and anthony weiner. weekews broke with only a remaining until the election. washington,ow from the chief correspondent from yahoo! news, michael smith of the new york times and with me in the studio, chief white house correspondent for abc news. michael smith, where is the smell, and what is likely -- where is

what we always kind of figured studio changed hands a couple of time. red tape and all that, and then when they finally gave us the go ahead, it took three, four years to get the right story, right script and we went through a few of them, and it was really -- i think it helped us a lot. really. because you get to see brett and 21 now. and willie at -- >> i had to gain 40. probably gained 55 b it. it was winter in montreal shooting. once we got there, saw how cold i thought i needed to bump it up an extra 10, 15 pounds. >> you'd taken quite a break? right? went to college. >> went to college. yep. took four years off. i always knew i would take time off to go and figured do it sooner rather than later. >> how old were you in the first one? >> ye8 years old when they shot >> oh, yeah. did you think he would come back for this one, billy bob? >> there's no way -- we're the sort of -- sort of the zz top of christmas mother movies. you know? no. we had to have thurman in it, and it was really -- i mean, i'm totally serious about this. i'd seen brett a coupl

they are out with their tenth studio album, "never enders." and in honor of veterans day, they'll perform their classic, "i'm already here." 25 years together? you're only 19. what kind of mojo do you have? >> i guess we're eating right and working out -- that's not true. >> pizza every night? >> every night. >> i love it! >> you've had ten number one hits. what's the formula for making so much hits for your band? >> i think especially in country music, it just tells a story about life. we've been really blessed to be a big part of such songs like "amazed" and "i'm already there" the song we are performing today that's kind of touched people's hearts. especially "i'm already there" struck a nerve with our men and women in the military. >> my dad was in the army for 30 years. half of my family serves some branch. what inspired you? was it a personal connection or was it something you saw? >> "i'm already there" was actually inspired by a little that being my son, ret. when we were gone for six weeks, called home one night, and he said, daddy, w

live in the studio nikki newbrough news seven kwwl. an outpouring of support are coming in from iowa's leaders following the tragedy. governor terry branstad releasing a statement, reading in part quote: "earlier this morning, like iowans across our state, i woke to the tragic news of the horrific murders of sargeant beminio and officer martin. i struggle to fully express the sorrow and sadness i feel for the departments, and their communities. the thoughts and prayers of chris and i go out to the families of these officers and to those who served beside them." president obama also releasing a statement this afternoon. the statement reads, in part, quote: "as we once again mourn american police officers lost in the line of duty, we must also renew the call to match that same sense of service, that same devotion within our own lives and our own communities. know well. that's what i've experienced every time i've visited urbandale and des moines - good, big- hearted people who look out for each other and are willing to come together acro

. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz news this morning. >>> thanks for waking up with us. november 22nd, danielle niles is sprinting across the studio. away my secret. temperatures cold like they were yesterday. 33, remember yesterday, 32. 26 in worcester, lower 30s from taunton, there is still a breeze out there the wind chill is in the teens and 20s feels like 14 in worcester, starting to feel like it is midwinter here wind gusts between 20 and the wind won't be as strong but still gusts at times to 30, 35 miles per hour still a couple flurries, mainly clear skies through the interior a few scattered clouds in eastern massachusetts, these clouds will be on the way out of here the next several hours as well. cold and breezy start the real feel in the 30s today with bright sunshine through lunchtime, midday, clear and blustery for the ride home with changes for thanksgiving let's get you on the roads. >>> a live look at the mass pike heading eastbound all traffic is being diverted off of exit 22 for copley sq