When Erin (Danielle Panabaker), Casey (Jessica Parker Kennedy) and Stella (Britt Irvin) discover that a paperwork error has annulled all their marriages, they reassess their relationships with their new nearly- husbands. Erin finds herself competing with mother-in-law Renee (Naomi Judd) for the loyalty of David (Ryan Kennedy), Casey questions Nick’s (Travis Milne) commitment, and Stella deals with balancing her desire for a career with Mark’s (Steve Bacic) expectation for a stay at home wife. With the pressures of marriage all around, all three couples must again decide whether to make the long walk down the aisle...or to walk out the door and start over. The three friends navigate the highs and lows of their new marriages together, but ultimately must make their own decisions about the futures of these relationships.
Actor John O'Hurley Actor John O'Hurley is back today with a very special (and furry) guest. John talks about one of his favorite jobs, hosting The National Dog Show. Plus, John gives us a behind the scenes look some of the Dog Show participants. And later, John joins the Home & Family guests in a rousing game of "Home & Family Feud."
Heather Smith Founded twenty-one years ago, "Rock the Vote" combines music, pop culture, technology, and grassroots organizing, to encourage young people to vote. Today, president of "Rock the Vote" Heather Smith talks to Mark & Paige about the organizations work to get young people to the polls! Heather explains that the youth vote will live the longest with the consequences of this election, making it more important than ever to increase participation and ensure that youth knows what makes our democracy so special.
When Stacey Bess gets her first teaching job, it’s not at all what she expected. She’s assigned to the School with No Name in Salt Lake City, a space in a homeless shelter that is supposed to function as a classroom. The ‘classroom,’ though, lacks basic supplies such as desks and books, and her young students range in age from six to 12.
