i also want to wish woody a happy birthday as well. i just join my colleagues today to commemorate and honor some of the nation's most admirable war fighters in the second world war, and i so appreciate my colleagues bringing that i have personal stories to the floor today. this is something that all americans should cherish, the stories of these heroes. we have very few of these brave heroes still among us today, but it's so important that they receive every ounce of recognition that we can give them for their selflessness and extraordinary heroism. i'm pleased to be a cosponsor of senator manchin's legislation to provide america's celebration and commemoration of the last living world war ii medal of honor recipient, woody williams, who recently celebrated his 98th birthday. medal of honor recipients like mr. williams demonstrated a courageous and noble commitment to our nation, and their exemplary actions deserve all the praise that we can give them. i'm proud to represent a state that has had several world war ii medal of honor rec

. >>> and from woody harrelson getting into a fight at the watergate hotel to the seahawks fan getting attacked by a seahawk to the tennis star who had his sneakers stolen. it's friday, october 8th. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> and i'm faith abubey. mona is off. we begin with a major step forward in fighting the coronavirus. >> pfizer is now officially asking the fda to authorize its vaccine for kids 5 to 11, and we have new details on the next steps including what it could mean for the holiday season. >>> and speaking of the holiday season, a new prediction is out this morning on holiday travel. airlines say business is about to take off. >> abc's elizabeth schulze is here with the latest. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning to you. well, if pfizer gets this approval, more than 28 million kids could soon get vaccinated. a long awaited step towards gemillioyounger pfizer says it's now requesting fda emergency authorization of its covid vaccine for 5 to 11-year-olds calling the shots safe and effective during clinical trials. >> protec

his current deal expires at the end of the year. >>> actor woody harrelson will not face charges for punching a man at the watergate hotel in washington. harrelson was with his daughter at the bar when the man, who witnesses say was drunk, took pictures of them. harrelson asked the man to delete those photos. that's when the man lunged at harrelson and the actor defended himself. the other man could face charges. >>> we turn now to the california man lucky to be alive, after his terrifying encount we are a great white shark. this morning, a surfer is sharing his survivor story after a shark attacked him off the california coast. >> i punched the thing. you can see just from grazing its teeth, i cut my hand. >> reporter: eric says he was on his surf board in the bay area sunday when he fete a bite on his leg. >> i felt this heavy thin pull on me. it was like a clamp around my leg. and we went under water together in slow motion. and i reached down to grab what it was. >> reporter: he fought back, punching the shark in the nose, slicing his hand on its teeth. >> i gave it all i had. >>

correspondent david drucker explores the future of the republican party, and liberty is sweet historian woody holton suggests the founding fathers were influenced by marginalized americans, find these titles coming this week wherever books

trump shadow, david discovers the future of the republican party and in liberty is sweet, historian woody holton suggest that the founding fathers were influenced by marginalized americans. find these titles coming this week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv. >> mitch mcconnell, what's on your reading listll these days? >> well, not surprisingly i tend to tilt toward american history, much of it political. but actually one book i just finished was not about politics. it was about the history of the polio epidemic from beginning to end. it came out in 2006 and won a pulitzer prize and as a polio victim myself, i have always kind of special interest and i thought with the pandemic going on i thought there were lessons going on particularly with regard with vaccines and we've been preaching lately to get vaccinated and the situation that is we found ourselves now and polio is it took 70 years, 70 years to come with two effective vaccines for polio. our marvelous country and our marvelous pharmaceutical compay came out with 3,

and in this film, woody harrelson is cletus, who is a prisoner, who — due to some complex plot shenanigansymbiote. here is a clip. 0k. anything you want to unburden yourself with before... ..this happens? yes. and i have wishes i to bestow upon you. i want to wish you this heartbreak. venom: uh-oh, too late. i wish for you to see| out your days alone, as you always have been. watch it, pal! where are you going with this? you are a cancer to everyone who ever loved you, eddie. i deceived your trusting fiance, - no wonder daddy could never look at you again after you killed his wife, your mother, _ just by being born! 0k. so, you see what i mean about it's like all of me, there are two people inside the same body, in fact, there will end up being four people inside two different bodies. so, the first venom, i thought it was a bit of a slog. never really worked for me. this is much more fun. the script is by kelly marcel, and the story is by her and tom hardy. and it's directed by andy serkis. now, if you are going to make a film which involves a lot of special effects, a lot of acting, and a

no 6 members of the family led avenue to buy them in the money or to woody. the water ended with force at around 11 p. m. in my house and all the things were lost. last year it had not rain like the way it has rain. this year, we were not able to find the items in a house. the rain water entered the house. we only have the clothes that we are wearing. we appeal to the government to give us compensation. in other news, china's economy grew at a slower rate than expected. in the 3rd quarter of this year, katrina, you has more on that from beijing. china's economy grew at a disappointing rate. in the 3rd quarter, 2021. according to official figures, it expanded by only 4.9 percent. its weakest rate for the year, down 3 percentage points from the previous quarter. the world's 2nd largest economy faces several challenges domestically and abroad, reasonably that as being a significant price, increasing commodities, oil gas, and also imported coal. and her there is concern about india security, disruption, love and use apply to china in her short while, as well as t

. >>> actor woody harrelson got into a fight at the watergate hotel in washington, d.c.ice say harrelson was at the hotel's rooftop bar wednesday when another man took photos of the actor and his daughter. police say that the two got into an argument after harrelson asked the man to delete photos. harrelson told police that the man tried to grab his neck and he punched the man to defend himself. no charges have been filed. >>> and a week before the release of her new music, adele is gracing the covers of both british and american "vogue." the magazines published ed th editions simultaneously yesterday. that is the first time that has happened in the magazine's long history. she's wearing a green dress on the american cover and a yellow dress on the british cover. she told "vogue" that her 100-pound weight loss was not about losing weight. she said it was due to working out to help deal with anxiety and mental health struggles. >>> and british tennis star andy murray is breathing a sigh of relief after temporarily losing his wedding ring. murray had placed the ring attach

latino in cause but there's a lott in common that they have with other people who are of latino back on woody comes to their opinions and views in a number of issues and that i thank you so an important point to remember but a point ta something as an earlier on that the diversity the population is important and key factor to keep in mind this is not a model like it is a group that is diverse and has many different groups of people.ny >> democrats on good morning. >> at first, i was thinking that your guest was kind of being kind of vague so i want to put that out there like that. i want to be fair. but i want to know how do you explain puerto ricans in south florida vote for donald trump. how do you explain that. [inaudible]. how do you explain say maybe a mexican-american in texas voted for donald trump. basically he called them all racist and drug dealers. how do you explain. >> great question and this is the diversity of the latino population. so let's talk about the ones who migrated to say central florida many are evangelical christians and some support was related to the support for hi

correspondent david drucker explores the future of the republican party andin liberty is sweet , historian woody holden suggests the founding fathers were influenced bymarginalized americans . by these titles coming this week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv . >> mitch mcconnell

trump shadow, david discovers the future of the republican party and in liberty is sweet, historian woody holton suggest that the founding fathers were influenced by marginalized americans. find these titles coming this week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv. >> mitch mcconnell, what's on your reading listll these days? >> well, not surprisingly i tend to tilt toward american hisry

trump shadow, david discovers the future of the republican party and in liberty is sweet, historian woody holton suggest that the founding fathers were influenced by marginalized americans. find these titles coming this week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv. >> mitch mcconnell, what's on your reading listll these days? >> well, not surprisingly i tend to tilt toward american history, much of it political. but actually one book i just finished was not about politics. it was about the history of the polio epidemic from beginning to end. it came out in 2006 and won a pulitzer prize and as a polio victim myself, i have always kind of special interest and i thought with

correspondent david drucker explores the future of the republican party andin liberty is sweet , historian woody holden suggests the founding fathers were influenced bymarginalized americans . by these titles coming this week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv . >> mitch mcconnell what's on your reading list? >> not surprisingly i tend to go towards american history. much of it political. but actually, one book i just finished was not about politics. it was about the history of the polio epidemic. from beginning to end. it came out in 2006 after it won a pulitzer prize andas a o

but old wound still haven't hailed your interest in going into gumble been thrown in this woody finish . because when we find out the law, michael feed him up gay people to me. so bowl said cutting me in the parentheses. me notice that i understand, i think ultimately now thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. they normally bought about you missed young fiesta, bitter my own robel is ophelia and linda. to this day mothers still search for grown children, while adults look in hope for their birth parents. ah, [000:00:00;00] who's when i see black, i see and i was growing, like a merger spoke to me. why destroyed you didn't those who say black lives matter is a movement we are importing from america? no, nothing of who we are. i lived in a world where white lives mattered. and i was know why. why commission. and i wasn't known from black america. i learned how to speak back to whiteness. aboriginal people around more, every die out wanted them now will be the police were out. will statistics. i'm scared that more children are gonna gr

color of one family completely know 6 members of the family, let avenue to buy them in the money or to woody people about the water entered with force at around 11 p. m. in my house and all the things were lost last year it had not rained like the way it has rained this year. we were not able to find the items in our house. the rain water entered the house. we only have the clothes that we are wearing. we appeal to the government to give us compensation for our from al jazeera elizabeth toronto, who's in the cot, i am, which is one of the worst affected districts and corolla. what's happening here in m. m as in many other kinds of kinda weather going on with trying to clear this is all debris including the truth which is up along with bank. this is really important because the rain is stopping again and it's heavy rains expected for wednesday. that's really important to try to clear as much of the plot which way as possible to prevent further flooding. entire policies have been produced to nothing. but rather we've spoken to people who had devastated good luck every think they had nowhere el

he could by physical means, you know, you could compute that an increase in c o 2 woody crease, the temperature on earth and hudson. and then later on came out, you know, maybe a much more true model of time. and so this is basic science. this is a discovery among, you know, this is, you know, and then of course, but what i should say is that, you know, you should in discoveries, physics. if you use reductionism you down to score is one d s. and then you can find patterns and then you can find for now you can find your find course or find work very superconductivity when you get but most phenomena in the world are complex. next locations. and what these people have done is to have been able to select, you know, the right parameters within this very, very complicated system by which you can predict and you can really measure. you can find that the system with the systems are working here. palestinians are protesting against an agreement between the you and agency that helps refugees and the u. s. you know, a site is in garza and report cit. the agreement will withhold us aid money unless in ra a

the coroner - added that abby potato's woody that was found in mid—september —— gabby petito, had beenlso ruled that she was not pregnant at the time of her death. the case has attracted media coverage in the united states and some criticism it has received a disproportionate level of attention.— disproportionate level of attention. ., ., , , attention. unfortunately this is only one of _ attention. unfortunately this is only one of many - attention. unfortunately this is only one of many deaths l is only one of many deaths around the country of people who are involved in domestic violence and it is unfortunate that these other debts do not get as much coverage as this one. �* . , get as much coverage as this one. i ., , ., get as much coverage as this one. �* . , ., �* ., one. the fbi has named brian laundrie as— one. the fbi has named brian laundrie as a _ one. the fbi has named brian laundrie as a person - one. the fbi has named brian laundrie as a person of - laundrie as a person of interest and a warrant has been issued for his arrest. the lease and federal agents have been search

when we think about harvey weinstein and think he can still get roman polanski and woody allen movieser we should be watching "the cosby show" or "fat albert," all of the cosby shows, not just the tv show but the movies knowing what he did for the civil rights movements in the 60s and 70s. these are debates people are having individually and collectively. they're trying to sift through. keep in mind, the people who have been accused and found guilty and there are lots of people where it's an open secret that they have these bad behaviors and they just haven't been brought to justice in a court of law or they haven't even been brought up on charges, even though it's pretty widely known that they're pretty egregious characters. so i don't really know where to start. i personally don't listen to r. kelly's music anymore. that's a personal decision. but, you know, i don't have stock in spotify or pandora or whatever radio stations decide to play his music. i think eric's point, though, about black women actually being acknowledged in this movement is really important. largely because we h

as long as cowboy woody is in place we are all safe but seriously as a parents where my real concernsere was another toy story it was all of those poor parents about to get taken to the cleaner because they got to buy a whole new round of toy story, a new buzz lightyear which means everybody's credit card balance will go to infinity and beyond. todd: who will benefit from this, ladies like my wife who love chris evans and are probably going to prefer which does nothing for you and me. what are you going to do? >> you nailed it. they knew dads are done with this. we are at our wit's end, on a 12 toy store, we just bought a fork for the last toy story, the toy was called forky, you could get it for free at any fast food chain but they had us over the floor for $42, slick move by them. i give them props. >> look at this. she's not even coming at you hard. >> you know. >> everyone thinks politics are involved in everything and they are a lot nowadays but i don't know. >> you are my dream boat. >> my man. you've got a friend in me. >> no comments. big show still ahead. jillian: we will be

correspondent david drucker explores the future of the republican party, and liberty is sweet historian woody holton suggests the founding fathers were influenced by marginalized americans, find these titles coming this week wherever books are sold and watch many of these authors to appear in the near future on the tv. . . . brings many years of public education and experience to the smithsonian before joining us in june she served as vice president for education policy and strategic initiatives at the american institute for research. so now please join me in welcoming. [applause] >> good evening thank you for that wonderful introduction. i like to start off tonight's event -based first offering a land acknowledgment birdlike to gratefully acknowledge the native people whose ancestral homelands we gather as well as the diverse communities who make their home in washington d.c. and for all of those streaming to acknowledge the land you're coming to us from. i am so excited and pleased about tonight's event both personally and also at the secretary of education. as you heard this is a special e

including in the record now the house judiciary committee's record addressing whatever rights and the woody rights act of the senate judiciary committee. without objection, that will be included. and continue to work with us, because i was thrilled to be standing with -- if i could have that photograph back for just a moment before i yield the floor -- i was thrilled to be standing with leading republicans and democrats when we last signed this bill. and saying, see, it's for america. it's not for either political party. it's for america. and that's what you want. now to answer senator blackburn's question -- actually, senator, i am told senator lee will be recognizing. sen. lee: thank you, mr. chairman. general clarke, let's talk for a moment about what states can do. does california have the authority, and should it have the authority to adopt more stringent air quality standards than the federal standards in place without receiving preclearance from the united states government? general clarke: senator, this is not an area that i work in. i suppose, this is not an area that i work in. se

if i am high the last thing i need at my house is finding nemo, woody and a tiny cat. that is the problem. you want to get to people's house, are you stoned. cuz i got three kids out here dressed like albert and the chipmunks and i don't [bleep] you flipping out that is what you need to worry about. is high people and kids in costume, not them giving them their drugs. >> trevor: that is a real daryng. anyway, let's move on to our next story which is about congress. you know what you get when you order your democracy off of wish.com. now it throoks like democrats are close to a break through on the build back better bill. and this is legislation that would try to solve some of america's most pressing problems from climate change to child poverty. to getting them to make up their damn minds but doing that isn't cheap and democrats have been struggling to find a way to pay for it that joe manchin and kyrsten sinema both support but now they finally have an idea that everyone is on board. and that is requiring big corporations to pay a minimum tax of 15% which means compan

be speaking with mitch mcconnell is a related to the debt limit has that conversation happened and woody allen pretty. psaki: they have not spoken i think with us the president has the repeatedly conveyed is that he certainly is open to as he is shown having conversation democrats and republicans. when he feels it would be constructive rated. >> they will be speaking at some point. psaki: if it is constructive and moving things forward printed. >> president trump to be an honest broker in this process. it. psaki: think this is about trust is about - about whether you're going to be a leader and take steps that are not based on political calculations and more based on was in the interest of the united states. >> the president discussed that there was a possibility the filibuster as a related it to the debt ceiling, fabricates, with the president to be able to do a filibuster and carveout for voting rights and what is that line get drawn printed to tip the president was simply conveying that there is a range of options that leaders on the hill or discussing and you all have reported that.

and in liberty is sweet, historian woody holten suggests the founding fathers were influenced by marginalized americans. watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on booktv. >> on our weekly author interview program "after words," wayne films offered -- phelps offered his views on drone warfare. >> one of the big changes we have seen with the employment of our own drones is that mental transition occurs on almost a daily basis. particularly within the air force where they're flying remotely piloted aircraft near las vegas. so that mental transition occurs when you wake up at your house in the morning, and then you drive to work. you basically commute to combat, and you'll fly a combat sortie or a combat mission on the other side of the planet. you might have a strike, you know, during that period of time, and then you're mentally transitioning yourself to return home at the end of the day. so a lot of the people that i interviewed talk9ed about -- talked about this strange the dealing that they often refer to as deployed in garrison where you're conducting travel operations

you may have never heard their names, kenny washington, woody strode, marion and here to tell that storye story because we hear jackie robinson all the time, but we've never heard -- or i've never heard of these four black men. it's strange to imagine the nfl without black players. why was the nfl so against having black folks on the field? >> well, good morning, first of all, tiffany. you know, it's just -- it's like anything in life that we've ever dealt with in our age group, and you go back in the history of time of professional sports. we were not accepted in that world. we were -- this is a book about the reintegration of these four gentlemen that, distinguished black men that, you know, basically paved the way for guys like myself to be accepted into the nfl. prior to that, fitz pollard in 1934, he -- prior to 1934 he was in the nfl, but then there was about a 12-year hiatus that went on from '34 to '46 that they said, no, we don't want african-americans to be a part of what we are building, and the reintegration started because the cleveland rams at the time were moving to los an

so now woody and his 9-year-old daughter have coordinated the donation of 95 motor homes to people whoif you want to donate or need help you can find it there. she said to her father that god and santa claus would be really proud of them. we love to see what people see a need and they find a way to meet it and the father and daughter are feeling that. >> they are. i've a story. he is a janitor in minnesota. he saved the life of a doctor, an anesthesiologist, the anesthesiologist was feeling unwell. decided to examine one of the monitors and fortunately things did not go as planned. that's when he was lying on the floor. authorities then say that there was a blood clot. but he saved his life. the janitor kendall to save the life of this doctor in minnesota. kudos to him. >> shannon: i'm sure the doctor wants to keep pushing through and like you said he was trying to do an exam on himself when this happened to them so thank goodness his coworker was there to save the day and to save him. thank you very much. that is that for us. from washington for tonight. we will be back here tomorrow.

other visible work includes repairs to street facing window, rehabilitation of landscape and repair of woody tailing. the front stairs exhibit signs of failure will be removed and replaced with new staircase on neighboring properties. additional alterations include rear addition, new deck and at the rear of the building. the inteario will include remodeling, seismic strengthening and new sky lots. the use of materials and details are compatible. for example work related to rehabilitation of the ground floor and landscape will include new double hang wood windows, a iron fence. the original design of the building included these features before the garage. however, this is not a full restoration of ground floor. to avoid conjecture it will be modest in design. the proposal is appropriate for and consistent with the purposes of article 10 with the secretary of the interior standards for rehabilitation. it respects the character features of the subject building, restored features based on existing documentation and new materials so historic materials in design, color and visual qualities. theref

house speaker nancy pelosi met yesterday with actor woody harrelson.i said it was a frank and productive discussion, and harrelson said, "i did?" [ laughter ] according to a new survey, nearly 60% of millennials will attend a friendsgiving celebration this year. also friendsmas and friendependance day and whatever else keeps them away from their weird anti-vax relatives according to a new survey, more than 60% of americans said that they regret not spending more time outdoors as a child so in a way, it's kind of good i forgot my kids at soccer today [ laughter ] the makers of skittles have announced they'll replace the green apple flavor with the original lime, while the eaters of skittles have announced that they thought those were m&m's. "oh. oh, this is a terrible mistake." and finally, the aviation ranking company skytrax this week released its annual list of the world's top 100 airlines, and delta airlines received the highest rating of any north american air carrier, while american airlines got an honorable mention for most creative customer serv

that if you were not there, you can't really know what happened and you were there in 1955 and if you woody, take us back to that moment and tell us what happened at the grocery store and into the home of moses >> first of all i would like to say that 66 years ago last saturday, i was 16 years old. that morning, was the morning they came and kidnapped emmett till and i had my moments and i can remember that the thing showed up just before she died his mother and she told me that she wanted me to carry on the work and they wanted to name it emmett till memorial center and everything was that i hope that he did not die in vain in coming here today, is a reminder that emmett till did not die in vain, he still speaks, sad to say i think he has done or death they would've done if he had lived so many things have come to past and done to help racism and help and with that i will go back into what happened at the store. so many stories that have been told is still mind-boggling to me that happened in 1985. the first interview that we had for eyewitnesses, was 1985 is happened in 1955. can you beli

checkbook, immediately flew out to the hamptons to beat trump at a fund-raiser to be held at the home of woodyently appoint his ambassador to the court of st. james. virtually no would no one showed up for the sudden fund-raiser, a humiliating moment for trump, who, with the promise of a new influx of cash from the mercer's and desperate not to spend his own money, promptly agreed to make than in the head of his campaign. and that is why steve bannon is now one day away from being the target of his second federal prosecute prosecution. -- of stephen, while it was underway. when he pardoned steve bannon. joining us now, is michael wolf, he's the author of two things. the rich the powerful, the wishful, the notorious, the damned, that is his new book. michael, you have more insight into steve bannon than anyone on the january six committee. we see what's diana's doing now, he's going to fight this legally has far as he can, presumably this is good for steve bannon's business, isn't it? to be seen as they great resist or of this investigation. >> this is exactly where steve bannon wants to be. th

checkbook immediately flew out to the hamptons to meet trump at a fundraiser to be held at the home of woodyequently appoint to the ambassador of port st. james. virtually no one showed up for the fundraiser, a humiliating moment for trump, who with the promise of a mercers and desperate to not spend his own money, promptly agreed to make steve bannon the head of his campaign. that is why bannon is one day away from the first federal prosecution. trump pardoned steve bannon. joining us now is michael wolf, the author of too famous. >>> that is his new book. michael, you have more insight in to steve bannon than anyone on the january 6th committee. and we see what steve bannon is doing now. he is going to fight this legal ly as far as he can. presumaby this is good for steve bannon's business, isn't it? to be seen as the great resister of this investigation? >> this is exactly where steve bannon wants to be. the democrats could not have played more in to steve bannon's hands. he is the happiest man in america tonight. you know, i mean, it's, you know steve's frustration, steve has been in the

which is about the watergate scandal and just seems delightful >> it's wonderful, we've got my man woodyhey're so, like, naturally lean and then, like, i just like walk up on that ceiling a big old water buffalo, like, "hey, what's going over here?" like, honestly compared to like thereaux, i'm in a lot of scenes with him, and i look and sound like sidney powell like -- it's not -- it's not good i need to start working with less attractive actors this is not working out. >> seth: yeah, i've never thought about the down side of working with those who are naturally lean i feel like you should almost have that in your rider as something you're not prepared to do >> yeah, i have a thing where i have to personally approve every actor i work with and they have to be at least 26% body fat, otherwise, find someone else, guys i'm not doing it >> seth: hey, buddy, congrats on "chicago party," and thanks so much for being here, i love you very much. >> next time's in person and i'm kissing you, and i'm kissing everyone in the crew >> "chicago party aunt" is streaming now on netflix by the way, wall

. >> reporter: meet woody.s testing out the robots which will make wings in the back of house over the next year. the company says it is more about speed than the labor crunch >> really, it is all about how we increase our capacity, and so all of the automation that we are looking at will allow us to unlock that and provide faster food to our gusts. >> reporter: whippy, made by miso robotics takes over a less desieshl tasks in fast food kitchens and cost up to 3,000 a month. >> it solves the fry station problem which is a job that is tough to do, monotonous and sometimes dangerous and pretty repetitive. >> reporter: while flip pi mans the back of the house, in comes the mater d robot, which costs up to $20,000. >> it will be assisting a lot of customers with delivering of food without a food runner, which basically allows servers to serve a lot more tables, customers get their food faster, and restaurants are able to boost revenue. >> now, on every earnings call we heard about labor challenges in the space this

he was voted most likely to come in eighth place in a woody harrelson lookalike contest. [ laughter andake curhan. he was voted most likely to bite a quarter to see if it's real, then just eat the quarter. [ laughter and applause and finally from the seahawks is d.k. metcalf. he was voted most likely to ask his barber for momoa eyebrows. [ laughter and applause there you have it everybody. those are your superlatives. stick around we'll be right back with "thank you notes. come on back ♪ [ cheers and applause finding your new favorite spot? piece of no-you-really-have-to-try-this cake. get exclusive access to sought after restaurants. one of the many reasons you're with amex platinum. we're for those who love to discover. who know an open mind... is the only kind. who are their own personal stylist. and who know when you spend less, you can discover even more. at t.j. maxx. maureen is saving big, holiday shopping at amazon. so now, she's free to become ... maureen the merrier. food is her love language. and she really loves her grandson. like, really loves. that's the thing about claims

. >> i didn't know buzz lightyear had a back story >> what about woody?series is also in the works about the characteristics brought to life by dan and john. they recorded three hit albums their widows are collaborating on this series and it will show unseen material from the characters and take a dive into the history and music of the blues brothers we're already excited about it >> that's amazing. >>> speaking of beloved characters, tom hanks is up next he recently made one couple's day when he crashed their wedding. they tied the knot last week in santa monica and tom hanks popped in to congratulate them. he spent about five minutes chatting with them and he asked for a photo. he told "today," we were in our own moment, for him to walk up it was shocking. and it took us a second to realize what was going on. it was the cherry on top for our big day. >>> time to reveal the winner of our halloween horror showdown bracket. scariest movies of all time. and thanks to tens of you who voted, we have narrowed it down to t "halloween" going up "the shining. it