. >> steffy: last year, were tng, bunow...m: >> steffy: yeah. >> liam: she went all in. >> steffy: yeah. [ laughs ] >> liam: did you actually-- did you see her? she was like... she was like, put her hands in the bag, and she literally tried to grab every single piece of candy that she could with her stubby little fingers. >> steffy: oh, well, i trained her well. mommy loves that chocolate. >> kelly: [ babbles ] >> steffy: yeah, you know that. you know. [ laughs ] and you, beth, it was so good trick or treating with you. >> liam: yeah. first halloween wore her out. she looks like she's about to crash. >> steffy: oh, this one's gonna crash. >> kelly: [ squeals ] >> steffy: very, very soon. >> liam: oh, clearly. >> steffy: they're ready. they're ready. >> liam: you know what? >> kelly: i know, baby. >> liam: i'm probably not even going home, so, yeah, let's do it.

. >> steffy: good morning, adam. sawyer. hey, dad. >> ridge: hey. >> steffy: wow. i like that. >> ridge: yeah, i was just thinking that. >> steffy: if you don't say so yourself. >> ridge: no, this is not one of mine, this is your brother's. >> steffy: thomas has been putting a lot of energy into his work, i can see it. >> model: yeah, it shows. >> ridge: yes, it does. >> steffy: do i hear some, uh,

but thomas needs me. >> steffy: yes, he does.

. >> steffy: beth's out. stay as long as you want. liam? >> liam: huh? >> steffy: you okay? >> liam: yeah. just, um, i'm a little surprised that hope hasn't called me yet, 'cause, like, that party can't still be going, right? so, like, why wouldn't she get in touch with me? and why would she stay out this late with thomas and douglas? like... >> hope: what are you saying? >> thomas: you heard me.

both of you. >> steffy: hey! >> brooke: there's my girl. >> steffy: daddy.

. >> hope: so steffy called you after i left for eric's? >> liam: yeah, and i thought it might be nice to get the girls together, and i was right, 'cause, uh, kelly and beth were adorable in their costumes. you should have seen them. it was amazing. >> hope: that sounds like fun. >> liam: yeah, it was nice. >> hope: and how was steffy with beth? >> liam: great. i mean, she loves beth, right? so, and she always wants to see the girls together. it was... how was, uh, your party

. ♪ >> steffy: wow. is that thomas' design? >> ridge: yeah, he's very prolific these days. >> steffy: shouldn't he be doing the fitting? >> ridge: all right. he'll be here soon enough. for now, let's enjoy this. carmen, give it a turn, please. i said this, but it's

[ mumbles ] i don't know. [ cellphone dialing ] ♪ [ cellphone rings ] [ beep ] >> steffy: liam, hey. m:

steffy, what is it? what is going on? i will tell you what is going on. exactly where they

family fun event that's present from 10:30 to steffi lee 30 tmg this afternoon. there's an interactive puppet show at 4:30 this afternoon. participants will take a three mile like through the area and enjoy the seasonal colors and the beautiful birds. >>> tonight six blags covery. local elect ileaders including vallejo's mayor will help to find a giant switch to turn on lights to a 65' christmas tree and surrounded buildings. part of an initiative to turn to renibble energy at its california parks near los angeles. >>> and several hundred homeless residents in san jose got a taste and a feel of a tradition am last giving meal. ktvu's south bay reporter shows us the active giving in the hopes of transforming families. >> thanksgiving dinner is served for the less fortunate. >> we just want this to be their place of normal living. we want to get them off the streets. >> kasiching up a traditional turkey meal with all the trimmings. estimated 1500 homeless residents. >> this is really wonderful. this is a great meal. thank you. >> in addition to food, services such

i'm lanhee chen, the david and diane steffy research fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university, and i'm just really pleased to be onstage with amy chua tonight. amy is the john m. duff, jr. professor of law at yale law school and acclaimed author. many of you may know her for her parenting advice, but we're not going to talk about parenting tonight. we're going to talk about a subject that, you know, i think is very difficult for a lot of people. obviously, we have a society now