. another woman alleges she dated roy moore when she was in her teens and he was in his 30's. chuck and nancy playing another meeting with don, the president goes on the defensive. and the trump administration gets a win on the trump administration, this on the travel ban. let's do this. happy monday, i'm jim lokay. alabama senate roy moore gaining support from republican leaders but a new woman has come forward alleging that she dated moore when she was 17 and he was

his 30's. her name is debbie west gibson. and she shared her story with the "washington post." gibson kept a scrap book from high school including a graduating card she claims was given to her by moore. she said the relationship began in march of 1981 after moore came to speak to her civics class and ended several months later. gibson held moore in high esteem until she began hearing stories from other women who allege moore pursued them as teenagers, their stories made her rethink her relationship with him and changed her perspective. despite the story, big development. republican national committee going back in and supporting moore. we know the rnc cut ties over the sexual misconduct allegations. which involved two accusers who say they were under age when moore made advances. another big move, moore got the full endorsements of president trump. democrats refusal to give one

is why we need republican tram win in alabama. we need his vote on stopping crime, illegal -- second amendment and moore note to jones, a pilosi schumer puppet. so much for chuck and nancy. by the way, pilosi schumer puppet sounds like the worst muppet character. close to the alabama border, it will happen that pens cola four days before the special election. ♪ ♪. we like to track president trump, we know he was in utah to unveil a plan to veil back two national monuments not everyone likes the plan, hundreds gathered in salt lake city, the two monuments set to be scale back are the bears's ears and the grands staircase national monuments, protesters say they're worried about the environmental impact of the plan. >> president trump is on the wrong side of

he's disrespecting the tribes, not listening to people where the chamber of commerce asked him not to do this, he's on the wrong sides of history and the fight begins. he's trying to open lands to oil and gas, cole, uranium mining, including the plateau which has been protected 20 year >> the president said the move is about protecting the lands, he said this is more of a state's rights issue. >> some people think that the natural resources of utah should be controlled by a small handful of very distant bureaucrats located in washington and guess what? they're wrong. we have seen thousand this tragic federal overreach prevents many native americans from having their arrival voice over the sacred land where they practice their

ancestry and religious tradition >> under the change, the bear's ear monument which about 80% the grand staircase will be cut in half. environmental groups are suing over the decision, they say the law allows president to create national monuments which is how these were created under the clinton and obama administrations. utah is the only place where land protection could be rolled back, they're considering shrinking monuments in nevada oregon maine and new mexico, he also visited something called welfare square to meet with mormon leaders where the president praised the church for its own missionary work >> all of the care and giving you've done and to hen people in particular poor people would be a great thing and perhaps they will transit that to different parts of this country and the world >> we're here in a place w

we this is simply an example what, if any, we do. the idea being we think we have an obligation to god to look out to the people who, without our aid, have tragedy in their lives, poverty or hunger. >> the president also toured the facility where the church runs its food services and along for the trip, or rent hatch, there's been a lot of speculation about whether he'll retire. he's 83 but when asked by a reiter if he was encouraging hatch to run for reelection, the president replied, yes. >> let's talk about the priorities in congress, the house and senate republicans trying to work out differences in their versions of a tax bill and yeah, there's a deadline. the government will run out of money friday night. we've been going through this a lot lately and you think they must be working on something

no, right now lawmakers are looking two-week extension. we all know chuck and nancy cancelled after the president's tweet but they're to going to try again with another meeting scheduled for thursday, and democrats will want to address some top priorities like daca >> the president also interested in finding a resolution to a daca. he said that. but he believe that is should not be tied to a spending bill. you're holding the funding hostage, there are big differences that need to be ironed out, how many tax brackets, whether or not individual rates would expire and of course the obamacare individual mandate. the senate version repeals it. house plan does not, what stays and goes? stay tuned, a lot to happen before christmas president trump is defending hisor

security advisor michael flynn. flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi in exchange for his cooperation in the investigation. >> well, i feel badly for general flynn, i feel very badly. he's led a very strong life and i feel very badly. i will say this. hillary clinton lied many times to the fbi nothing happened to her. flynn lied and they destroyed his life. i think it's a shame. >> remember, we know that jim combs testified under oath when he was still fbi director, hillary clinton, in his estimation, did not lie. the comments come after multiple tweets that started over the weekend, attacking the fbi and questioning the russia probe. saturday he tweeted he had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi he plead guilty to those lice, it is a shame because the actions were lawful. there was nothing to hide. after the tweet people said, wait a second. does that mean the

lied to the fbi when he fired him back in january? the president's personal lawyer said he was the one who drafted the tweet and it was sloppily worded. yesterday he tweeted the bureau's reputation is in at a timers and he's seizing on reports about an investigator that's been removed from robert mueller's team, peter stirric was taken off. stir sick reportedly left the team to report claims of political bias now there's an uproar because he led the clinton e-mail investigation and according to reports, former director james comey draft describing clinton's actions as grossly negligent to extremely care less. back to the russia probe, former trump campaign chair, paul manafort bail agreement is at risk. prosecutors want the court to revisit the agreement, manafort was apparently ghost writing an

seems manafort was working on the editorial as late as lasted thursday. prosecutors say even if the opt ed was fair and accurate it would be a violation of court orders. the supreme court weighing in on president trump's travel ban this is a ruling that is a big win for president trump and his administration. the high court is allowing the newest version to take effect at least for now, this is the first time the justices allowed any admission of of of it to go forward. newest version places various levels of restrictions on foreign nationals traveling from six muslim majority countries plus north korea and venezuela. also another thing that was on the agenda, sports betting. yeah, justices hearing a case that challenges the constitutionality of a fell law that bans most states from allowing s

christie was on hands and he was sitting in the front row. but we can't put the cameras in supreme court. new jersey voters approved a mesh to legalize it in 2011 and this was done to help casino but the state law was immediately challenged by professional sports leagues and the ncaa who said look at the new jersey law >> new jersey wants to appropriately regular sports gaming and here's why. we want to do it because 65% of the people of the state of new jersey voted they wanted to do it. we have over 40 years of casino gaming where we've shown we can preliminarily regularity gambling in the state >> if brody was here we'd start breaking down the odds putting $100 down on various teams, the justices are expected to rule next coupled months. court will also hear arguments in a closely watched case that

pitches religious discrimination, involves a cake, july 2012, a gay couple visited colorado to buy a wedding cake, he refused when told it was for a same sex couple. the trump administration backs the owner. so far he's lost. the most paid attention to cake in the world at least until the prince harry meghen markel wedding. rob wilson joining me next on the final five.

♪ ♪. appropriate going back bruno mars, the dow made a little 24 carrot magic last week. 24,000. an

every new high is a record. the president hasn't been afraid to take a lot of credit. that's not all he talked about. monday certified financial planner up with me on the final five. good to see you my friend. >> good to see you as well let's talk about this, so, i feel like we just had you on and we were talking about 23,000, we're at 24. for people who didn't get in at 23,000, this is something regardless where you standing republican, democrat whatever >> they're doing hard work every day, you want to be rewarded for that. so the market doing well is absolutely a good thing. let's put this in perspective. the move from 23,000 to 24,000 is only just a little bit more than 4%, target stock today was up almost 5%. the move as the

these largely numbers, these aren't as big as they used to be. we have to put that in perspective but all in all it's great to see your 401k going up >> i was thinking back to 2008 when it was next to nothing and had i stayed in there, had i kept the stock from my old company, i'd be fine. but i didn't listen to the right people. let's talk about what we saw the last couple days, president wants us to trump it from the roof tops, we're at 24,000, when we see things like tax cut, is there a correlation between the news and the stock market >> certainly but here's the thing. vest tors will be happy about the tax bill. while the companies might put people back to work with that. the speculation is that the companies are going to buy back shares of stock and they will get investors more dividends, you'll be a huge beneficiary o

this tack bill. if you're an every day person going work, the benefits aren't as clear. so the market and congress is trying to tell you they want you tobin investor. they want you to put the money in the market. >> as we talk about some of thes thing the president said. he suggested another network action put out a report that proved the erroneous, he said investors should sue abc, one little mistake, trigger can throw the markets into a bit of a flux. >> i'm not an attorney and neither is the president but of the two of us, i don't think he's in much of a position to start giving anyone legal advice at this stage but i will say this, this news wasn't about any stock in particular and, unless they put this news out there specifically to manipulate the market i don't think there's much of a story here with regards to people and their investments >> we got about a minute left. christmas about three

now. and i know in the past, this is kind of a crazy thing but i was at wegman's a couple weeks ago and i saw gift cards and there were gift cards that were like $50 in apple stock, which is not much, but it is still $50, is this something you see a lot of people giving stocks for christmas >> you know what? it is becoming more popular. it is a fantastic gift to give to your kids, i was justify talking to my wife about giving our knees and nephew stock if you think about disney or apple, get them interested in vesting early and they will be thankful later on in life. >> hey, rob, good to see you, it's the he'll bobby denaro. >> that's it. >> back after this on the final five.

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. former democratic congressman koreen brown to five years in prison, jury convicted her of fraud involving a bogus charity. this was a thing where they were claiming to give scholarships to poor kids but prosecutors say brown and a top aide took the money and used it for trips and parties, aide and another top official accepted a plea deal testified against brown but she claims she has no clue about how it was used. he was defeated last year in a primary amid the scandal. obviously a big problem for her, her attorney is seeking probation. big story a lot of people are worried about. you know, there are some things to worry about in life. this is a diversion. got caught up in real life drama. house of cards will be back for a sixth and final season without kevin spacey, it will be clare under wood that will be the lead role of the show for the final lead

house of cards has been on hiatus since october after the assault and harassment allegations against kevin spacey, accumulations made by multiple men including an actor who said he was 14 when spaces came on to him. netflix said it will go on to production next year and think about 2000 people, there's a lot of people involved in the production, they will keep their jobs and that's the most important part president turned down the person of the year. the recognition goes to a person who most influenced the news for better or worse, president trump, robert mueller, kim jong-un, patty jenkins who directed wonder woman and colin kaepernick. time makes its announcement on wednesday. so much >> and jim, i'm hearing that you made the short list for the short list. >> what is the short list for the short

>> it's like you almost made the cut but not quite. here's the mock. >> could you have found a crappier picture of me. i look like kim jong-un in that picture. >> i think you look great. >> i look like kim jong-un there. >> it's not a smiling picture man of the year, i have a neck, people. >> i don't know, man. i don't know where that picture came from. >> but >> it's a great -- you look beautiful, jim. you look great. >> i look like -- stop it. stop it with the applause. you're just encouraging her. >> boo. >> i look like ken bone. >> he also was on the short list for the short list. >> i look like ken bone. >> you don't have the mustache. that's correct >> they wouldn't let me. you know who else, person who made the chipotle caso

burn the picture, please, people >> we might have to save it. >> no, you're not allowed. >> i have a neck. >> that's going to be my auto biography, i have a neck, the jim lokay story. cori loon do you dow ski wrote a book. they say the four major food group on the air force one or, trump force one, where mcdonald's, kfc pizza and diet coke. potato chips, pretty sells and oreos, the new issue of washington life magazine includes karen pence, there are photos of vice president of mansion. but maybe the highlight is when karen pence reveals the parting words from joe biden. she tells the magazine that as

inauguration ceremony, you're going to love the pool. and that was it. he probably wouldn't mind being invited over if vice president pence is watching. you might think chuck schumer might have empathy for losing, apparently trump will not stand for losing on the football field he tweeted in response to the news that the new york giants fired ben mcadoo, maybe president trump can pull strings and get schumer out of the picture altogether. who's sleeping soundly? who's tossing and turning? find out after this. nd out after this.

. in the last couple of day, president trump saw the safetrack comp through with attack bill, the supreme court chem the travel ban and he got chuck and nancy to come back this week, one can make a aren't argument the president hasn't had a whole lot to hang his hat on so far but the wheels are moving at least for now but it's dc anything can happen. the 83-year-old senate tossing and turning tonight, will he run for another six years or hang it up? waiting in the wings is mitt ronney. he said he won't run if hash does, president trump is urging hatch to stick around and that puts him in a situation of advocating for likely candidate who is more in the vein of a traditional old school republican or continue under the trump administration. but senator senator romney would be a fierce anti-trump vote this is washington so the question is would he be? >> we will see, that's

tomorrow same bat time, same bat station. good night everybody. merry christmas, everyone.

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: ok, we broke this story. chris pratt has filed for divorce, and he's not crying in his soup because he was out dancing up a storm at the seahawks game. >> oh, hey, hey! >> i'm pretty sure he's from out there but he's a gigantic seahawks fan. >> does he like nirvana too? does he like starbucks? what does he think of the space needle? >> he loves the rain. >> clouds, does he like clouds? i can't think of anything else. >> we got meghan markle's resume before she was on "suits." she has baton twirling and snowboarder, snorkeler and a stripper. harvey: how is she a stripper? >> how can she be a twirler? >> this guy who claimed to be the nephew of samuel l. jack