. -- and we played a tour in manila.he venue. >> when you came out, and i am not going to mention his name -- but when you came out, you were introduced was his daughter, and now people just know you as norah jones. i assume you are cool with that. >> my father and i are very close. we have a unique history. when i first came out, it did not make sense for me to be known as somebody's daughter. he is amazing, but it was weird a first. it was confusing. do i go with that? nobody wants to hear my personal business. they do, but i do not want to tell it. tavis: we do. but is what myspace is all about. >> people are always looking for an angle or a story, and that was interesting, but that is not my whole story. it is tough when you get headlined as something that is not necessarily everything you are, but of the same time, it does not matter. it is a headline. people get to know you anyway. >> what is with the dogs? they are nice dogs. >> it was his idea to shoot with all the dogs. i thought it was a good idea. i had a song

. >> what about the manila folders? >> the manila folders became a couple of things.ok the manila folders and made them into cones. and tyke tinsel, that was cheap, and hot glue, made some trees. this was a fun project. we took peppermint, put it in the oven. put the pepperment inside of a cookie cutter. a star-shaped cookie cutter. put it in the oven for five minutes at 350, let it dry. and put two of them together and put the menu in the center. >> and listen to this menu. beef fillet, molten chocolate cake. >> not bad, right? >> doing it up. >> not bad for christmas. then, we had fun with napkin rings. we took the poinsettias. we wrapped the wire around the napkins. and with lollipops and hot glue, made a centerpiece. again, the manila folders. took candy canes, cut off the ends and put the name tags in the center. not bad, right? >> not bad. >> what does jonathan have? >> what a different look. completely different. >> totally different. love katie's. i decided to go for a glam grab, fun thing. >> i see that. airy onassis. >> marilyn monroe. >> i wanted it to be f

manila is 33. stays mild in bangkok, 33. 11 in shanghai.urning wintry for bay joinieij minus 2 degrees. 16 degrees on tuesday. taking you over to europe. the wintry weather is continuing to griffp central and eastern areas. places like germany and po land, the ukraine and into western russia. the cold air is spreading down into the balkans and has been affecting much of turkey as well. here's it's stormy and wintry for the past few days. we've got footage coming out of the area, the middle east. this was taken in lebanon. getting the first snowfall of the season up in the mountains. roads became blocked. workers got busy trying to clear roads of all the snow. strong winds impacting coastal areas with rusty conditions. the wind said to have do you understand a tree, killing one woman. in turkey, dealing with heavy snowfall as well. it looks like some people did enjoy the wintry scene. of course, in the middle east, it has been dealing with lots of stormy weather in the area with sound storms as well in parts of egypt. flooding rains reported

dry weather extending into indo on china. 31 degrees in bangkok today. 31 in manila. dropping to 7 in shanghai. that will drop to 2 degrees on friday. certainly that cold air starting to really enter central portions of china. minus 2 in seoul. let's talk about north america. the cold air expanding over the west. picking up the moisture from the pacific. widespread wintry precipitation. we can expect blizzard-like conditions and heavy snowfall impacting a wide area as well. up to 60 centimeters of snow expected locally. then the snow is reaching as far south as new mexico and arizona today. that could certainly delay some travel conditions. i do expect dangerous driving conditions as well. for the southeastern corner, temperatures easing here. the warm southerly wins helping to produce thunderstorms down in the south, texas, mississippi, as well as louisiana. we've got 24 degrees in houston today. 24 in miami. a different story out west. dropping to minus 5 in denver. only 1 degree in vancouver with sunny spells. as for europe then, the winter precipitation is targeti

we're looking at 22 in taipei and then 31 for your high in manila.for north america, saw a lot of activity going on out towards the west. west coast has been pretty wet these past few days. still a lot more energy coming in off the pacific, so we're going to see all sorts of stormy weather with showers which will impact a lot of the coastline and then, of course, for the southwest, southern california, especially seeing very heavy rainfall and still here, this section will continue to see more of the heavier concentrated amounts of rain in the next couple of days. now snow, of course, will impact the rest of the area, and snow amounts could get pretty high in areas across the four corner states. out towards the east, mostly settled. a little bit of lake-effect impacting the great lakes region. also some snow in toward the new england region and eastern canada. highs 14 in atlanta and 4 for d.c. nice and more pleasant in miami with a high of 23. now, europe today remains quite messy, and it has caused all kinds of problems. here's a look at the situat

about 9 degrees in shanghai, overcast for you, 10 in chongqing, 30 degrees in manila and 19 in hong kong. what about north america? what about the northeast? talk about a very intense blizzard right now moving through new england and all the way into atlanta, canada, we have some severe weather warnings here. winter watches. we've got blizzard warnings in parts of new york, into boston, all the way up into even new brunswick area. lots of snow falling with this one as well as strong winds up to maybe 100 kilometers per hour. the good news is, it'll be moving away quite quickly. the bad news, of course, power outages, transportation problems, as well as lots and lots of flight cancellations. so across -- behind the system, it'll be a bit drier and start to warm up later in the week. but that's later on. in the northwest, more rain falling for coastal areas, interior parts in the cascades and northern rockies, you'll be looking at snow. temperatures are normal in vancouver, 8 for both cities, 1 in winnipeg, and look at the blues down towards atlanta. it is going to be cold seeing minus 2 w

so the potential for flooding and landslides as we head into the weekend, 32 degrees forecast for manila21 in taipei, 14 in shanghai, all kind of moderate. but as we head up to the north, really, we are cooling down here. seoul, 0, you're going to be struggling to get above freezing, actually. and the same goes for beijing into the weekend. we see that coming down even further, minus 19 in ulan bator. if we look at tokyo, ahead of that storm system coming in, 18 is forecast with sunshine. enjoy that over here. let's head to north america. we've got a storm system pushing in further towards central locations of the u.s. this is going to be spreading snow across the northern plains and down into the midwest, too. you can see about 30 centimeters in wisconsin. as that storm pushes further in towards the gulf, it's going to be mostly rain down here, of course, maybe some intense thunderstorms too. that's something to watch out for. widespread snow pushes into quebec. but it isn't going to be very heavy. you do need to watch out for the wind, though, because it will be quite intense. temperat

and taipei but showers for both cities and 33 in bangkok. 28 with a chance of showers as well in manila. let's move along to north america. let's talk about what's going on in the west here. california just been inundated with rain. it turned to mud and of course mudslides. this is a big problem in southern california. these are cars stuck in mud. homes have been just inundated with these muddy messes and it is going to take rescue workers and cleanup crews many more days, likely into the christmas holiday weekend. this is where the bad news begins, because we have a very strong storm system already being felt across the pacific coast line especially in parts of the pacific northwest and into british columbia. that's going to be moving down into southern california, likely into saturday into your sunday so you do want to watch out for that. northern areas of the united states into canada, no real problems here but it is going to be a white christmas for many of you across the lower midwest and into the new england region over the weekend. this area, this dark blue purple, that really wi

here's a look at highs. 32 in manila and 19 in hong kong. 2 for seoul and 13 in tokyo.ittle bit on the cool side. now we head into australian and we do have an update on the flooding situation in new south wales. let's start with a look asome of the scenes coming out from the area. this would be on tuesday in new south wales. widespread flooding. you can see here a very, very serious situation. it's been an ongoing story for the past week or so. much of the state is under floodwaters and residents definitely struggling to cope. officials are warning that more rain could fall, up to 100 millimeters in fact is possible. and that's really overflowing these rivers as well as dams here. very serious situation. looks like a lot of damage to crops as well. so not good news. in fact, for the next 48 hours as well more showers expected to move in through impacting much of eastern australia. and that could include heavier rain bouts as well. getting a look at north america now, it does look quite wet and windy in the west here. rather the northwest -- rather the intermountain wes

and 31 in manila. on we go to north america. all the winter activity is going to be contained in the northern half of the united states and up into canada. i'll tell you why, we have got our jet stream that is dipping a little bit far south, several lows just placed among that. that means the snow will be anywhere from the intermountain west, the cascades, all the way up to even new england there. heaviest snow falling in the dark blue areas fr all the way back just into the lower midwest here. and you can see why. there is that pulse of moisture that will move its way to the northeast quickly over the next 24 hours. temperaturewise, well, it is going to be very chilly indeed where it snows. minus 11 in winnipeg. just freezing in chicago, toronto, 4 degrees. atlanta, 13, miami, cooler, 22. houston, a little better, 23 for the high on friday. and a pair of 6s in vancouver and seattle. along we go to europe and here as well it has just been a wintry mess all week long. there is going to be some good news and i'll tell you that in

degrees in chongqing today, 15 in tokyo, with sunshine to look forward to. 23 in taipei and 33 in manilaw as for the americas, the east is going to be contending with lots of stormy conditions over towards canada. for ontario looking at lots of snow and significant snow during the overnight hours into your wednesday. and along the eastern third of the u.s. as well contending with heavy showers. and then further towards the south, looking at very severe conditions developing here. so damaging winds as well as tornadoes are something to watch out for. but as you can see, it is going to be coming down, settling down as we head into your wednesday. but areas around the midatlantic states into the northeast will stay pretty stormy, contending with lots of heavy rains. so that could certainly trigger flooding problems. as for the west, this winter storm moving in is going to be producing lots of snow, all the way from british columbia down into idaho and even into oregon in the u.s., contending with lots of heavy snow. 6 degrees in seattle today. minus 11 for your daytime high in winnipeg. cer

>> i like to refer to him as the manila cause, like we folded.me that given the circumstances that this is a deal that we have to accept. i think in fairness to president obama, there are some good things in there. elections have consequences. one of the consequences, if you're a rich person, you're going to do very well. that's the consequence of this election. that's a consequence of this agreement. >> is the house going to get any significant changes? last week, i thought it was quite a remarkable moment when the democrats got together and said we're not bringing this to the floor. this violates our principles. will anything change in the bill because of that? >> i don't know. my thing is the republicans got to two to one what we they wanted. you supply two-thirds of the vote for this because you get two-thirds of the goodies. i doubt that's going to happen. the reality is we are in difficult economic times. this is the deal on the table. this is probably going to be -- my daddy used to say, you're going to like it because you got to like it.

and as i said it seems like this thing was negotiated for manila was there was a lot of folding goingfore we ever got that. that is a commonly held view that the white house has not beat back very hard. >> it's after the fact harping. i'm just frustrated what he's given away saul the money he needs to fund the important things for the next couple of things. >> look, i have sympathy for how you feel. but they would say, look, this is the best deal we could get under the circumstances. and to be fair to them, there some are people who think that president obama snookered them. i don't agree with charles on that, but -- >> he said it was -- he was the great swindler. he also says president obama is the comeback kid and that he fashioned out of -- that he fashioned out of thin air his return to relevance. what do you make of that? >> well, i mean, look. again, he looks like he's going to get this deal. it could end up getting a s.t.a.r.t. treaty and they're going to repeal "don't ask, don't tell." so just the way we all operate. ogee, obama took a shellacking in the election but came back

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it's worth looking back on my case and seeing how the situation were you at no lead to manila, a it really worked very well. it is very frustrating that given that the pat downs and so forth are rolled out without that kind of effort. and now john pistol, for whom i've agreed to have regard, by the way, is going to href in childcare. he's already indicated he could have won that. but i think passengers want information that you've got their best interests at heart. and i think if we can do that by working together, but that's really the model for the way forward. >> gray. appreciate those thought. i don't know which witness would be best equipped, but i would buy just a little education here in my foreign travels, my observation has been that, for example, if you fly from what state a third world country in the fly from the interior of the country, the security is quite honestly kind of so-so. but it seems like an foreign observations they have kind of hub system where you fly into a more major airports to be, wherever does come a security really thinks up at that point and that looks like