. >> found dee dee blanchard deceased. of a violent nature. >> what happened with your mom that night? >> i don't know. >> tonight, all-new details on the recent trial. >> the girl looked 12, sounded 5 and had a 40-year-old attitude. >> how can this young, sick girl who can't walk be involved in her mother's death? >> reporter: we're taking you inside prison to see the stunning transformation. how did you go from this to this? >> plus the mystery man who came between mother and daughter speaking out for the first time. >> hi. >> one of the most elaborate con games ever. >> how was dee dee able to get away with this for so long? >> she wants to get out. ain't going to happen. >> good evening, everybody. i'm amy robach. >> and i'm david muir. this is "20/20." >> tonight, the heart breaking, twisting family tale. >> is gypsy the villain or the victim? >> are we still on? >> reporter: home movies capture the vibrant spirit of a young teenage girl. >> so where are you going today? >> i'm going to children's mercy hospital to se

>> dee mower was incarcerated in federal prison. >> reporter: tax fraud.ken's wealthy wife dee was novak's client. that's why ken dolezsar knew ken novak. and something made ken's relatives suspicious. so detectives drove over to the loft where they spoke with mr. novak. >> he was soft spoken. >> reporter: and a bright man. >> he came across as very intelligent, yes. >> reporter: answered all the questions but didn't seem to be of much help. then as detective carriger was preparing to leave, he tried one more question. that prepaid cell phone, the one someone used to invite ken to the fatal meeting, the store had surveillance video of a man buying that very phone. ken's family set they didn't recognize him, but would novak? carriger showed him the photo. >> we asked who is that? he says he's my neighbor. he lives two floors below. >> reporter: and just like that, a big piece of the puzzle plopped into place. but fair warning -- as you'll see, puzzle pieces and some residents of this downtown loft might not be quite what they seem. >>> coming up -- one of t

but for dee's hybrid wolves, whose pedigree is part wolf, part dog, it's time for walkies.f the leash like this and we will go for a walk. taking your wolf for a walk. we want to show people that they are not the big bad wolf, the demonisation of hollywood and fairy stories isn't actually true, and although there's not a suitable place in the lake district to have wolves any more, we can use that to show people that actually, coexistence with the predators we've got left is really, really, vitally important. and as the sun goes down, my time here is up. but dee tells me there is one thing i've got to take part in to become a true member of the pack. there is lots of different wolf howls. the one that we are going to do is a family bonding howl and this bond is for pack unity. it is our version of singing "we are family," and i've got all my wolf pack around me. howls wolves howl that was some good howling, boys. nicely done. time now to leave the lake district behind and find out about a tasty treat that is a traditional favourite over in iran. don't go anywhere, because co

dee ramone. (ken) the u-s is planning for a "full" and "rapid" "full" and ramone.dee dee mansfield and davies to jayne and marion cecil b demille and marion davies to jayne mansfield and dee dee ramone. (ken) the u-s is planning for a "full" and "rapid" withdrawal of u-s troops from syria. that has the president declaring victory against isis. but the department of defense says the campaign against the terrorist group is far from over. officials announced today they would be pulling all 2- thousand troops out of syria it sparked alarm and outrage from repubican lawmakers. florida senator marco rubio called it a colossal mistake and a grave error that's going to have significant repercussions. and despite president trump's tweet that isis is defeated... the defense department inspector general report says the number of isis members in syria and iraq could be as high as 30-thousand. (pam) the u.s. senate is taking action against racism.. and a california senator helped lead the way. the members una

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dee ramone. (grant) and there are even more laws you need to know about in 2019. coming up at 6 we will have part two of the series. (grant) and speaking of 2019... be sure to tune into kron 4 as we ring in the new year. justine waldman and i will count us down to 2019... capped off with a huge fireworks show over the bay bridge. it is the only live fireworks show in the bay area. new years live kicks off at 11:30 p-m monday only on kron 4... (vicki) a data breach at bevmo may have compromised thousands of customers' credit card information. the concord based company says that somebody planted a computer code on its online checkout page... and that may have allowed the hacker to steal the credit card numbers of more than 14-thousand people. this affects any customers who made an online purchase between august 2nd and september 26th. the hacker may have also gotten away with people's names... addresses and phone numbers. (vicki) in less than two weeks, california's new governor will take the oath

. :44- :48mayor dee margoel paso, txa call for help from officials at the southern u-s border...after the death of a second migrant child in border patrol custody this month. voice of kevin k mcaleenan/cbp commissioner/ cbs this morning/wednesday: we need help from congress, we need to budget for medical care and mental health care for children in our facilities.the commissioner of customs and border protection - asking for more funding to handle the influx of migrants at the border.kevin k mcaleenan/cbs this morning/wednesday: our stations are not built for that group that's crossing today they were built 30-40 years ago for adult males and we need a different approach. his pleas - coming after an eight-year-old guatemalan boy died on christmas eve from what was possibly the flu. three weeks earlier - a 7-year old guatemalan girl also died. criticism is mounting in the wake of their deaths..mayor dee margo/ el paso, texas: we need a resolution. we're tired of dealing with the symptomatic problems that are just getting worse.homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen called their de

of large golden eagles towering over these summits, but now the only place you find them is here at dees is phoenix. hello, phoenix. but you're not a phoenix. the golden eagle is really the icon of the lake district, in terms of its natural wilderness. sadly, the last golden eagle died about two or three years ago in the wild. so this little chap has is being trained up to fly, free—fly in the lakes, so people can still see a wild golden eagle in its natural environment. the lake district is not immune to the global decline in biodiversity. and dee and daniel's ecotourism business introduces to animals that are or were once part of this region's wildlife, all with the hope of fostering further respect for these creatures and their habitat. another animal you're no longer able to spot in the wild any longer in the lake district is the wolf. in fact, the last one is believed to have been killed way back in the 13th centuryjust up the road from here. but for de's hybrid wolves, whose pedigree is part wolf, part dog, it's time for walkies. put your hand in the grip of the leash like this an

dee ramone.vicki) and there are even more laws you need to know about in 2019. coming up at 10 we will have part two of the series. (grant) now take a look at this -- whiteout conditions and crashes prompted the closure of a stretch of interstate 80 in nebraska today.the state department of transportation also closed part of highway 30 in north platte. the conditions caused semi-trucks to go off roads and at least one of them rolled onto its side. (grant) the blast of winter weather is crawling across the country..... john lorinc has more on those dangerous road conditions that are causing travel delays and hazardous roadways. for millions of americans.....20-18 will end on a stormy note.people in the plains and midwest should expect rough weather through at least friday.mos/no name given"it sucks, man! it's obviously not fantastic." winter weather alerts are in effect for more than eight-million people.some parts of northern, central and western minnesota could see a foot of snow before the end

of large golden eagles towering over these summits but now the only place you find them is here at dee the next. hello, phoenix. but you're not at the next. the golden eagle is really the next. the golden eagle is really theicon the next. the golden eagle is really the icon of the lake district, the natural wilderness. sadly, the last golden eagle died about two or three yea rs golden eagle died about two or three years ago in the wild. so this little chap has been trained up to fly, little chap has been trained up to fly, free flight in the lakes so people can still see a wild golden eagle in its natural environment. the lake district is not immune to the global decline in biodiversity. dee and daniel's ecotourism business, people are introduced to animals that were once part of this region's wildlife. all the of fostering further respect for these creatures and their habitat. another animal you're not able to spot in the wild any longer in the lake district is the wolf. in fact, the last one is believed to have been killed way back in the 13th century just up the road from here. but f

dee ramone. ( marty ) a group of oakland students are living a dream.urry. the warriors star gave a sneak peak of his new curry 6 "christmas in the town" shoe. there was event saturday at his under armour pop up store in oakland. curry plans to wear these shoes on christmas day against the lakers. the kids also had a chance to interview steph and ayesha curry. < >( marty ) and adinah, two future reporters who shot the video and even helped design the curry holiday shoe. ( marty ) a would-be car thief got more than he bargained for... when the woman he tried to steal from... fought back! at one point-- she even sat on him! and it was all caught on camera. aundrea (aun-dray-uh) cline-thomas has the story from new york. it was the wrong day to mess with tihisha jones. that's her captured on cell phone video, taking matters into her own hands.tihisha jonesfought off thief"i just kept hitting him saying you're trying to steal my car, like really are you serious."this morning tihisha was preparing to take her son to school, when her five year old noticed some

dee jays are becoming rock stars.rything. ♪ good night, that tonight's gonna be a good, good night ♪ ♪ >> with the help of a computer, the past is cool stuff that you can discover. that's what a whole generation of new music makers do. yes, the 2000s was the age of the machine, but that's not a search for the soul inside the machine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ /s >>> implicated in two federal crimes, lawmakers from both sides have a blunt message for the u.s. president. no one is above the law. the action from lawmakers ahead. >> plus, the final moments of jamal khashoggi, a cnn exclusive report revealing his very last words. >> also, thousands of people without power after -- look at that massive winter storm slammed the southern part of the united states. >> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and from all around the world. i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell from cnn headquarters in atlanta. newsroom starts right now. ♪ ♪

dee ramone. ( james ) with christmas just around the corner ...g your christmas tree. in sacramento ... fire officials wanted to show what could happen if your tree catches fire. they went to a house that was set to be demolied ... and lit a christmas tree on fire as part of their demonstration. the fire quickly spread to the roof ... and then the entire structure was up in flames. < 'we get a few of these every single year and they range from a candle that was left next to some kind of curtains or other decorations, bad christmas lights that might be fray and might ingite a table clothe or even a christmas tree. >( james ) officials say trees should be watered. according to the national fire protection association there are more than 150 fires started by christmas trees a year. ( james ) coming up on the kron4 news at 6 a.m. ..... former president barack obama makes a surprise visit to sick children at a hospital. see the smile he put on so many faces ...coming up in our next hour of news. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. temperature

on the graves of celebrities ranging from cecil b demille and marion davies to jayne mansfield and deene. ( james ) a bay area man wanted in connection to the murder of a 17-year-old teen from san ramon-- has been arrested in texas. police arrested 21-year-old christian kelling of fremont-- at a home in travis county, near austin. officers say they received a tip that he fled to that area to avoid being caught. kelling was wanted in connection with the murder of 17-year-old damani chadly, a senior at california high school in san ramon. the incident happened in fremont three weeks ago. police are describing it as a marijuana deal gone wrong. they say kelling was selling pot to chadly and his 19-year-old friend, when there was a fight. officers say that is when kelling fired several shots into their car-- killing chadly. the driver was taken to the hospital and later released. (2-shot)( darya ) the demolition of the ghost ship warehouse in oakland has been put on hold.( james ) meanwhile... the attorney representing the victim's families ... tells kron 4 she does not want the property s

dee ramone.lots more to tell you.in the next two days we'll cover the new rules on everything from breast feeding to drinking straws. vicki and grant? (grant) the new york times dropped another bombshell about facebook. a new report says the company was not being honest about how it shares users' private information with other companies. the times says the information was shared with more than 150 business like amazon, microsoft, netflix and spotify. some companies got access to users' names and contact numbers--- and even had the ability to read private messages. facebook says it did not violate users' privacy settings because it considers many of the companies an extension of facebook. coming up at 5:30 tonight we will talk live with an expert about what this means for your personal information. (vicki) san francisco mayor london breed is facing some intense scrutiny tonight. she has written a letter asking governor brown for some help with her brother's prison sentence. he is currently behind

. >> la ciudad de okland los detalles a realizar en dees ♪ cuando tienes médicos que trabajan en equipo dosis deportiva con acción de la champions, empezó la última jornada, el único tanto del partido llegó en la primera parte el minuto 34, mohamed salah se escapó por la banda derecha, haciendo la finta que lanzaría por el centro y se convierte en el segundo anotador del equipo en champions league y se encuentra octavos de final. neymar, luego vendría mbappé dan un resultado contundente de cuatro a uno a favor del equipo parisino. vamos a revisar el grupo, liverpool y napoli tienen la misma diferencia de goles, pero liverpool anotó más goles por lo que están segundo lugar, en aquellas del grupo a, barcelona fue al campo con siete cambios, aprovechar los minutos de juego y el gol de la salvación llegaría en el segundo tiempo en el minuto 84, con la asistencia de kane. me mataría cabezazo, y terminaría repartiendo puntos en su despedida de esta competencia. el barcelona avanzó, el inter se queda en la europa league. en la bahía de la ciudad de oakland no están felices, buscan con la deman

con este l baln de roro modric corona un ao excepcional y resulto elegido e mejor jugador del torneo deeoy yo. >> ¡ah! >> pues, yo le digo: "sÍ, mamÁ, o sea--esto--estoy enferma, pero estoy bien". me dice: "¿quÉ tienes? ¿sida?". "no, no tengo sida, mamÁ, tengo vih". quÉ estÁs tan asÍ, tan--? >> [lorena] dÉjeme explicarle. >> soy una leona con mis hijas-- >> ¿cuÁl es el tema aquÍ contigo asÍ? >> [polo] ♪ mm mira cÓmo vengo otra vez

dee ramone.lopez stars in and is the producer of the romantic comedy, "second act." rick damigella reports. "do you ever look at your life, and wonder how you got there? if you made different choices, would you be happier?" jennifer lopez portrays a blue collar woman who finds herself elevated to a white collar world in "second act.""this is why we do what we do.""yeah." "and because it's such a real story, it's not like a glossed-over, kind of hollywood film, it's, it's just a real story about real people who are struggling and who love each other.""i wish, that we lived in a world where street smarts equal book smarts."that wish is a central tenant of the movie, and something its cast members believe in."i never went to college, and yet, here i am. um, it's different for everybody. i think that our path and our journey is our own, um, but it just goes to show, like, no one is better than another person, and no one is less than another person. we're all equals here." "i have to get this, trey."

there was a girl named dee dee thurston. she had a rich father because she had a yacht in those days, which is not a huge thing. and she wore a rubber bathing suit. i'll never forget it. it was just to die for, but i've always liked attractive girls. i was at a holiday dance, and here was this beautiful girl. she was the life of the party and dancing and smiling, and i said who is that? and they said that's barbara pierce from rye. i somehow got up my nerve to ask her to dance, and they started playing a waltz. i can't waltz. so i sat down, and we chatted, and i called her the next day and took her out. her father was a very successful publisher, head of mccall corporation. i don't think the mother liked me very much, but the father did, which is important, and barbara did, which was most important, and so we fell in love, old fashioned falling in love. (bright electronic music) - [announcer] powerful cleaning. that's what you expect from shark, and our newest robot vacuum is no exception. from floors to carpets, it tackles

and when he had [sings] dee-da-dee-da-da-da-da, [talking] i finally came to the thing, the way our logic lies in it, "i want to be somewhere on the other side of the rainbow." and i began trying to fit it: "on the other side of the rainbow." when he had a front phrase like daa-da-da-da-da - now, if you say "eee," you couldn't sing "eee-ee." you had to sing "ooooh." that's the only thing that would get a-and i had to get something with "oh" in it, see: "over the rain" - now, that sings beautifully, see. so the sound forced me into the word "over," which was much better than "on the other side." judy garland: [singing] somewhere over the rainbow way up high, there's a a land that t i heardf oncece in a lullaby.y. ernie harburg: anyhow, yip-arlen worked on it. he came up with this incredible music, which, if anybody wants to try it, justst play the chordsds alone, not the melody, and you will hear pachelbel, and yoyou will hear religious hymns, and you will hear fairy tales and lullabies, just in the chords. no one ever listens to that, but try it, if you play the piano. and at any rate, on

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de esta >>> pero según yo estoy mirando de donde yo voy a mi parroquia también hicieron unos santos deecía está detrás de un hombre por abusar sexualmente a esta mujer, ella estaba caminando cerca de un parque y entabló una conversión con ella luego la despojó de sus pertenencias >>> es lo único que tuve en la tele una violación >>> el sospechoso es descrito como un hombre latino, pelo largo y se ofrece una recompensa de $2000 >>> por su parte la policía, ... según la policía los dos sospechosos no brindaron ayuda médica a la mujer y tardaron unas 12 horas en llamar a una ambulancia >>> cómo alguien puede dejar a una persona tirada por tantas horas y no puedes llamar a la policía para que la policía viniera o la ambulancia >>> de acuerdo a la policía el hombre tiene un largo historial criminal y el programa paloma mensajera busca reunificar parada por años debido a la migración de uno de sus miembros >>> y tenemos las imágenes de un reencuentro muy especial >>> décadas de separación entre abrazos y lágrimas, tenía 21 años sin ver a su madre >>> de contento de ver a mi madre ya que nosot

if this wall doesn't get built i think it's going to dee moral lies a lot of people, we're going to have. you have to get the thing built. mikel jollett, some person that people follow on twitter was saying the following, right now in america people are donating money they don't have to build a wall they don't need to solve a problem that doesn't exist. and i guess the band airborne toxics effect basically saying you're bad at math because it would take until 2086, you're race ifrts, bad at math. there's no substantive argument about why a wall may or may not work. i'm sure you're going to get a lot of that >>> i mean that's just the liberal tactics and media. they're going to attack me and my family. they can go ahead and do what they want. we're not stopping, we're going to keep on pushing through. no matter what congress does f. they pass this through we're not stopping, we're going to see what the senate does, see how this plays out, and then americans aren't happen a. they're going to keep giving to the go fund me. we're going to keep push trisha garcia. >> laura: $9.7 million, it's

ken starr and joe dee dee general have a join us.ot of people voted for donald trump hopes they would have more of it two years in' off sit. ruling class clampsd down as never before on personal expression. gone are the exchange of free ideas as promised as americans supposed to be our birth right, remember? in its place now mandatory soul deadening conformity. an entire population forced to repeat the same mindless platitudes, or else. an axles of left wing corporate power, ache deemia, the media, and lawmakers have all aligned to curb your right to speak freely, which is your right to think for yourself. when they control your words, they control your mind left used to deny that was their goal. they are not pretending anymore. they at snarling. get in line or we will hurt you. tim cook pledged that apple, one the biggest and most powerful companies in the history of the world will do whatever it takes to silence dissenting opinion. >> hate tries to make its headquarters in the digital world. at apple, we believe that technology nee

this is a dee instruct stiff mindset of isis.sis pill languaged and wiped away irreplaceable historical and religious monuments. palmyra in syria, simply because second. now no matter what one thinks of the way this was all treated after the civil war, whether they should have built these monuments or not, this happened. okay? the confederacy happened. we owe it to the future to leave history as it existed undisturbed. continue to debate it. have conversations about it. but why in the allow future generations the opportunity to mark this history, process it, and come to the wrong conclusion? put up another statue commemorating the slaves what were abused and killed adjacent to silent sam. but to destroy the instead of engage? to defy the law instead of respect it is no way to honor the past or the future or to highlight all the gains america has made. now by committing acts of violence to get your own way and defying laws to remove figures that you find offensive, you start to look a little bit like the thing you're protesting. s

the piece dee resistance, resis, opinion. >> what is going on? >> oh, no.u. >> that's our show. thanks for watching, check gary, gave her her first break, casting her in his show "the odd couple." years ago speaking with barbara walters about her sudden rise to fame. >> do you know that you're a huge success? >> i guess so. i mean, yeah, we're a hit show and people recognize me in the street. that makes me a little paranoid. >> reporter: she was married to actor rob reiner, divorcing in 1981. reiner tweeting, "i loved penny. i grew up with her. she was born with a great gift. she was born with a funnybone and the instinct of how to use it. i was very lucky to have lived with her and her funnybone. i will miss her." following the success of "laverne & shirley," marshall turned to filmmaking, directing such hits as "big" and "a league of their own" in 1992. >> there's no crying in baseball! >> tom hanks, who starred in both films, tweeting, "good-bye, penny. man, did we laugh a lot. wish we still could. love you." in 2004 she received a star on the hollywood

host: thank you, dee. oren cass? mr. cass: i think you are right that this looks dangerous if we had a situation where people are not needed. the first thing to say is that we have to recognize that is not an acceptable outcome. as we think about our economic policies and our society, how we wanted to look, one of our first principles has to be that everybody does need to be needed. we need to build an economy in a society where everyone can be a productive worker, where they can contribute and support their families and communities. in terms of what that means for policy -- as we talk about globalization, from my perspective, globalization can be a wonderful thing. the problem is not necessarily from trade. more trade can be great for an economy, for workers of all kinds, what we have to insist on is that it is balanced trade. proceeded,ation has has we -- as we have done more and more trade in the international economy, we have found ourselves importing much more from other countries, and especially from china, than we

michael dee jordan, his reinvented the rocky franchise.k in rocky for by dolph lundgren's drago. now, the son of drago, victor, wants a grudge match. rocky is not a correct and michael dee jordan saying, if you don't help me, you are abandoning me. what i thought was good was it is a familiar story. there is a sense of history repeating itself. it is well on a directive that the old movies, the boxing sequences are pretty punchy. they don't have quite the visual punch. pretty punchy. they don't have quite the panache of the first film. there is one which plays out entirely in one shot. it happens is, you care about it and you feel the punches because you care about the characters. it's astonishing that this far down the line, series is managing to produce new material that, as i said, takes hold routes and tells stories in the new way and i was surprisingly gripped. a couple of moments during the boxing scenes, i was gripping the edge of the chair. i've never watched a boxing match and i'm not a fan, but it worked for me. plus it's quite l

. :44- :48mayor dee margoel paso, txa call for help from officials at the southern u-s border...aftergrant child in border patrol custody this month. voice of kevin k mcaleenan/cbp commissioner/ cbs this morning/wednesday: we need help from congress, we need to budget for medical care and mental health care for children in our facilities.the commissioner of customs and border protection - asking for more funding to handle the influx of migrants at the border.kevin k mcaleenan/cbs this morning/wednesday: our stations are not built for that group that's crossing today they were built 30-40 years ago for adult males and we need a different approach. his pleas - coming after an eight-year-old guatemalan boy died on christmas eve from what was

the quick was 25 miles dee and officials say that made all the difference helping it to dissipate by time it hit the surface. the major damage includes shattered highways, bridges and buildings. so far there are no reports of deaths or serious injuries. >> scaryta f there. >>> today you'll be able to buy a gift that could help you save during the holidays. target will be offering its own gift cards worth up to $300 for 10% off. the deal is available on stores an the company' web site but it doesn't includeift car that other retailers sell in the store. gift cards purchased during the sale can be redeemed starting monday morning at 11:00. >>> a christmas spectacle lit up the night sky in brazil th weekend. rio's most famous holiday symbols -- this is pretty. the tree was illuminated with more than two million lights. its metal stcture float answer lagoon and is 230 feet tall. thousands of people gathered to see the light display and fireworks. the tree was missing for two ye s because they didn't ha the funds to put on the show and that's probably pretty expensive but how spectacular?

dee malls were absolutely packed today, that inc here at the mall at prince georges in hyattsville. looking for those last-minute gifts and deals. according to the national retail federation, about 130 million people were out shopping today. i was one of them. that's almost as manyashoppers ll of black friday weekend. >> go ahead, make that list, that last minute shopping. definitely jus trying to beat the traffic, get in, pick up. you knowhat you're doing, last minute shopping can be stressful. as long as you got your tickets anyourreceipts, last minute shopping can be great. s> now, if you're still procrastinating,ome stores are staying open 2hours for last minute shoppers. kohl's started its shopping yesterday morning. >>> more than 10,000 kids in prince george's county will enjoy a sweeter christmas this yet . plus they meet the man of the hour. >>> i'm darcy spencer in northeast washington where a family is gathering t remember a young man who was gunned down while he was holding you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don't get paid. what if

. >> there's a two-week waiting list from 20 dee nominations throughout the netherlands and neighboringe we can stay here because this is our home. this is where we belong. >> reporter: the church is hoping for a christmas miracle, but they say they're determined to preach without a pause until the government changes its mind. hague, the netherlands. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," virtual reality in a corporal world. how major companies are using vr to train employees for some of the worst case scenarios. plus, in our series coming home, we go on board the uss harry true man as it returns from a deployment for an emotional reunion with sailors and their families. >>> and gayle goes to talk to cher at her home about the kenny center honor. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. honor. that's it for this morning, thanks for watching i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. studios livet fo tstsidee rning. itdry out there is gos thursday decemb0tnto look at s fo. we're all sticking around. >> yeah. we're here for yo

. >>> new york city's iconic store nd dees are lit up again this year for the holiday season.'s an annual tradition to check out the special decorations at some of the city's fanciest stores including sacks fifth avenue, cartier, macy's and bloomingdale's. they filled their windows with desserts like cakes, ice cream, and manacans with candy heads. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, president trump signs a farm bill and nissan's former chairman remains detained. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. this morning japanese prosecutors rearrested former nissan chairman carlos ghosn. there are fresh allegations he caused nissan a loss of more than $16 million in 2008 in private investment losses. ghosn was originally arrested november 19th charged with underreporting his income. this latest charge means he can be held for at least another ten days. >>> meanwhile, president trump signed a massive agriculture bill after they announced plans to tighten work requirements for food stamp recipients. just bef

that's weverybody dees. hicase it showed the reality of the separation and what's happening to the community and other countries on the ban. >> the family's lawyer says he hopes this case will set a legal precedent that could help other families in similar situations. >>> and a live look outside at our dublin cam, which shows mostly clear skies. a few high clouds up top out there as we look ahead to the first move forecast. not looking bad. of course it being late december, early january, it is going to be cold. but clear. move, midnight tuesday, temperatures will range from the upper 40s along the coast to about 43 degrees inland. and if you're coming down to the embarcadero in san francisco, monday night, it begins at about 52 degrees at 7 p.m. and by fireworks time, the temperatures will have lowered to about 47. so bundle up. but at least it looks like, as far as sky conditions go, it will be a good one. juliet? >>> all right, brian. well, the partial government shut down is now in its eighth day, and mo

of large golden eagles towering over these summits, but now the only place you find them is here at deelderness. sadly, the last golden eagle died about two or three years ago in the wild. so this little chap has is being trained up to fly, free—fly in the lakes, so people can still see a wild golden eagle in its natural environment. (annoying screech sound) the lake district is not immune to the global decline in biodiversity. and dee and daniel's ecotourism business introduces to animals that are or were once part of this region's wildlife, all with the hope of fostering further respect for these creatures and their habitat. another animal you're no longer able to spot in the wild any longer in the lake district is the wolf. in fact, the last one is believed to have been killed way back in the 13th centuryjust up the road from here. but for de's hybrid wolves, whose pedigree is part wolf, part dog, it's time for walkies. put your hand in the grip of the leash like this and we will go for a walk. we want to show people that they are not the big bad wolf, the demonisation of hollywood a

what can and can't dee be recyc >> reporter: it's the busiest time of year. >> we receive a lot of wrapping paper and cardboard boxes and tissue paper from the inside of gifts. >> reporter: not everything that comes down the conveying belts can be recycled. you can recycle more than 90% of wrapping paper but approximately ten percent proves to be more difficult. >> something that has two or three materials all in one. >> reporter: like wrapping paper with velvet or metallic flex on it. this wrapping paper and this paper card are okay to recycle, but not this ripen th enribbon folks here say save the ribbon and reuse it next year. >> it is a good idea to have a bag or box so you can reuse ribbon for birthdays, mother's day. there are many opportunities throughout the year to give gifts. >> reporter: save your holiday bows. those can't be recycled either. here is another tip for when you are thinking about wrapping gifts next year. >> our feeling about tape is less is more. so when you're wrapping a gift, we encourage you just to put a tiny bit of tape. you don't have to use tape. there are v

including fierce clashes with jeb bush during the campaign.sp dee deep resentment between the president trump and the first lady will attend bush 41's washington funeral. with president trump naesignating wednesday a nat day of mourning. when pressed whether he regrets his past criticism of the bushes, the president didn't respond. >> thank you very much, everybod >> reporter: among the key moments at this global summit, dinner with the chinese leader and talks t de-escalate the trade the white house acknowledging imresident trump and vlad putin shared an informal conversation days afte the president called off a public sitdown with his russian counterpart. >>> still ahead as we t,continue tonigh we'll have more on president george h.w. bush and the pillar of his life. >>> we'll go to ♪ when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums on our car insurance when we switched to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that

it is clear that president wants to impede the investigation, dee doing that, worrying about what will happen. >> giuliani all but confirmed this. the president's lawyer said that president and his lawyers are upset about the lawyers going after a noncrime. and the inuendo that president was involved. >> that is pretty much confirming that not being sursurprised. if he did get involved in it with mauth whitaker. if you can translate, yes, those are my finger prints all over the murder weapon. i -- writing a book. what if i did it? >> no, not the what if. >> if it confirmed, the president own lawyer, one of the questions, if you ever find yourself on the wrong if the lawyer says yes, get another lawyer. >> try to cheese not a tv lawyer, someplace who puts their head down and does their work. >> he said that the quiet the he wants his attorney general to protect him. he thought jeff segs would do, is that is why he was upset. whitaker lamb, now he is the acting attorney general. refused to accuse him. should it be he couldn't tell the president's response reads exactly the way he the pre

no suggestion of that in these pictures from bangor—on—dee yesterday, but paul struthers, from the professionaljockeysn't make a blind bit of difference to horse welfare". it's over three years since sir ap mccoy retired from professional racing, but next week the 20—time champion jockey will be back in the saddle for a charity event at the london international horse show. ahead of that mccoy has been giving a few tips to some of the next generation ofjockeys. nick hope reports from ascot. all i ever want to do was to be a jockey. retirement is hard. those big sporting events are replaceable, to try to run place that bars. sur a p mccoy clearly misses the thrill of racing. but he has discovered a new passion by guiding some of the next generation of jockeys passion by guiding some of the next generation ofjockeys who will be in the shetland pony grand national at 0lympia next week. the shetland pony grand national at olympia next week. it is a great thing to get kids involved in our sport, and if you can give a little back and get those kids interested, it is brilliant. yet it was really exciting to m

criticism is mounting in the wake of their deaths..mayor dee margo/ el paso, texas: we need a resolutiond of dealing with the symptomatic problems that are just getting worse.homeland security secretary kirstjen nisen called their deaths quote -- 'deeply concerning and heartbreaking'd-h-s is now reviewing its policies- especially for children under 10..and is implementing ( will ) a d-h-s official says homeland security secretary nielsen will travel to el paso, texas today... and yuma, arizona on saturday. ( will ) meanwhile... california senator dianne feinstein is calling for a hearing on the two recent deaths. the democrat sent a letter yesterday to republican lindsay graham, who is set to chair the judiciary committee next year. among other things, she said the deaths are consistent with warnings that immigration facilities are not equipped to handle children. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... a new law in 2019 ... impacting new cars bought at dealerships. we'll explain. (robin) a lot of people are spending new years up in the sierra. but what will snow conditions be l

but environmentalists worry that it's fuelling massive dee ford station. found in up to 50% of the packaged product bought in the uk. but mr hall, mps debated a petition signed by more than 80,000 people calling for products containing unsustainably sourced palm oil to be banned. oil palm trees can only be cultivated in tropical climates. consequently rain forest environments across regions of asia have become prime locations for oil production. these were home to rare species that would increasingly endangered. types and species of tigers, rhinoceroses, and pygmy elephants can be found there in isolation. but in particular, the orangutan has suffered some of the greatest impact. in 2015, a report by the united nations environment programme has said that the orangutans are facing extinction due into the sustainable rates of deforestation across the island a study has indicated that over 100,000 of these beautiful creatures had already died as a direct result of the for station just to palm oil in the past 16 years. that is a reduction in their overall numb

body camhorushohe famous ark dee yum of where protesters were vandalizing the monument.hey're angry about rising living costs in france. the biggest crisis yet for emmanuel macron. the government is considering imposing a state of emergency. we'll stay on that. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the deadly plane crash. new images coming in tonight. the plane slamming right into an youautistic therapy center, the exploding into flames. >>> also tonight, the senior attacked by an alligator in a retirement community, and the alarming image of the gator a snear outh. o an anwer highway. the state troopin out of the way, only to be hit himself. we do have news on his condition tonight. a lot more news ahead. we'll be right back. but he has plans today.ain. hey dad. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. insurance that won't replllalue ourewar you'd be into the harbor. i'm gonna regret tha

using the whip will be announced next month, no suggestion of that in these pictures from bangor—on—dee association says "it won't make a blind bit of difference to horse welfare". racing insiders point to research that shows modern air—cushioned whips, do not hurt horses, but concede there is a perception issue over their use. antonio felix da costa, will start on pole for today's first formula e race of the season. two of the practice sessions had to be cancelled because of rain in saudi arabia but qualifying went ahead on time when the weather had cleared. race coverage starts on the bbc sport website and red button at 11.a5am. five british fighters, are going for gold tomorrow at the taekwondo world grand slam in china. double olympic champion jade jones was the first to make it through beating croatia's marija stetic by golden point. all the action is being streamed live on the bbc sport website and red button. justin rose is on course to finish, the year as world number one. he needs to finish in the top 12, at the indonesian masters. it's been really difficult in the wind today f