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i think mf, the mf word, it's purposeful. it has grit. it has truth, truth and grit. truth and grit if you're going to be careful about stepping out of the lines. you got to step outside the lines. and i think that the political correctness is too -- i'm sorry to say, it's too politically correct. she made some very good pictures with some very good directors. this one is meza meza. >> mel conti tnuo hithnkin tking back to his wife >> here she is making some money doing actually a beer commercial. it was not a good beer. >> they were inseparable for 41 years, until anne died of cancer in 2005. she was 73. >> yeah, i think my dad is at a time in his life when he's looking back on all he has achieved and it's no small truth that much of his achievements are because of my mother. my father's the first one to tell you that she saved him. >> can you see it? >> 14 years after her death, mel wants anne's legacy celebrated, and he wants it seen. >> i just thought before i die i'd like to see a couple of her movies put together in a box set. there is a lot of great stuff here.

. >> i didn't have to be perfect or get mf gymnastics because i had things outside of the sport that could kind of lean on. >> what was the first move you ever learned >> my back handspring. >> now she wants younger girls to see a different path. when it comes to pressure and body image, what do you say to them >> we're the only ones that live in our bodies and we have to be comfortable with ourselves you should love yourself the way you are and own it. >> a lesson that could reshape the sport. such an important message for aspiring athletes from a great messenger. >>> up next, we catch up with another young athlete, a golfer we first met when she had a magical moment, and that led to a remarkable year. >>> all this week we're updating some of our favorite stories from the year. tonight the young golfer whose viral moment at a tournament and her motto, i've got this, sparked a movement here is morgan's chesky with tonight's inspiring america. >> reporter: what a year it's been for amy, the college golfer showing the whole world she's got this people say you're really good at golf. >>

the homeowr ldnetoe mf-reofmo tmehe bulk of the tree from their home. he is hoping that happens before sunday before the rain arrives. in emerald hills, andrea barber, kpix 5. >>> chapter 5 captured this view of the san francisco skyline under a dark gray cloud. bay area getting a little break from the rain today. meteorologist aaron peck looking ahead to a sober coming this weekend? >>> those clouds look impressive enough for today. first, let's look a little deeper on high def doppler and you will see even though the sky looks brooding, there is nothing on that. we are in a break. so make the most of it, for the rest of today, all day friday, we are in a break, remember last night i was saying how friday is going to be one of the best days to get out and travel for the holiday? let's talk about the approaching storm. look at in the pacific there is a lot out here. more on the details in the forecast but here's the headline, we can drain it is going to start saturday evening, it will go through sunday. probably even to part of monday. but let's just ta

writer for african-american website called the root and he wrote a title pete buttigieg is a lying mfe he was mayor of south bend he had said basically that we need more education for children of color, but if they don't have positive role models in the community that could be a problem, pete buttigieg reacted by kind of taking step back and walking back a little bit, take a look. >> what i said in that comment before i became mayor does not reflect totality of my understanding then certainly now about the obstacles that students of colors face in our system today. howie: how can one angry writer's piece with the headline so quickly ricochet in media chambers? >> because what the media tends to do at least some parts of the media is they have a pattern that they impose on reality, what's the pattern for pete buttigieg, he doesn't have support in the black community, he's at zero among african americans, so anything that fits into that pattern, metaphor. >> he called the writer, yeah, mostly me ranting and try to -- he had 18 minutes substantive conversation about that and that undersc

and the longer this process takes the mf of a chance that we have more and more revelations in this -iminal investigation that is russia related and circles back to president trump and his associates. we know they're looking into rude eye giuliani's involvement. they say les parnas has limitless funds, if you connect the dots back it goes back to the free election meddling work that rudeiany is doing for donald trump. this is what mitch mcconnell doesn't want us to be talking about. >> so president trump may not be paying rudy giuliani but he is getting paid? >> with russian money. we have all been told by the experts that the ukraine collusion theory is a kremlin disinformation operation. they are being receiver e served by senator kennedy and others to talk about this, but this spreads, if you look at the investigation and who is being contacted or subpoenaed, one of the most influential donors and lobbies groups in politics, but you know, it is really important people in the party and florida, the pro trump super pac. devin nunes has been working with les parnas since 2018. pete se

and we found that it meets all the mfs guidelines. i'm sure he's a great restauranteur. he has fans. they would only have to cross the street. it's not a big burden. i want to point out that i was involved in the case of phil's coffee truck. what's important to note about that even though it's not before you is that situation was a similar one where the mff was within a 75-foot radius of the entrance but you had to go up an elevator to reach the restaurant, meaning the issue at hand was the same issue. however d.p.w. in that situation and exclusively said that was direct enough access such that the restaurant could be considered a restaurant within 75 feet. the result of that hearing was that the mff food truck could not get a permit and it moved to a different location. that's an extreme version of what's happening here. it's much more direct than it was in that case. and we hope that the permit holder will take into account the compromise and would look at the location across the street because the law requires that. thank you very much. >> i have a question. i'm tryin

pete bute gig a lying mf, it proves men like him are more willing po make the people in power stare intolinding light of racism, pete buttigieg doesn't want to change anything. he just wants to do something. he called up the writer and because that's one what i to deal with it. and here's how the writer responded on tuesday. the only thing i actually know about pete buttigieg is he is a white man. he listened, which is all you can ask a white man to do. can pete get through this moment? >> i think so one of the questions is who is the jimmy carter here? because we're in a moment we need a moral rinse so in '76, it was jimmy carter running against a hospital of qualified senators. he seemed like a moral rinse and relaxing. i think one of the reasons warren suffered, a warren presidency seems kind of exhausting four more years of battle. i think buttigieg seems a little left of the fighter, where i can have a normal life again, so normalcy is a good trait. >> al? >> what do you make of it? . >> what's surprising to me is how wide the lane on the center is for this presidential primary. if

governor robert mcdonald, the former missouri governor greitens, former representatives james moran and mf payne, members of the governors cabinet, members of the virginia general assembly, including senate majority leader thomas norment, portsmouth mayor john wrote, the members of the 400 years african american history federal museum, deputy assistant secretary of fish and wildlife parks, national parks service officials, including daniel smith and david vella, members of the hampton city council and other special guests. on behalf of the members of the hampton city council, our city staff, and the residents of this great city, it is my honor to welcome you to old point comfort, freedoms fortress, fort monroe, and now fort monroe national monument in hampton, virginia. today's hamptons is a historic city that is 409 years old. i often tell visitors we don't look that old because we have burned to the ground at least twice. from almost its beginning, hampton has been a multiethnic and multicultural city, a model for our nation and the world. at its founding, there were two ethnicities and

impeachment two years ago and that lady was just elected in november, and she was saying we will impeach the mf. host: i think you are actually thinking of rashida taleo -- leb.ida ti i think nancy pelosi is a weak leader because if she had been a strong leader, she would not have allowed this to get to this point. that lady right there, japal, she would not have let and it got to this point since she had hillary clinton people at her back. hillary clinton lost, and they went into overdrive. if i would've known all of this would have come because of hillary clinton losing the election, i would have owed for her. i didn't vote for hillary clinton or tom, but if i had -- wouldould would have to go through the last three years listening to all of the foolishness from the democrats trying to redo and undo these elections, i would have -- wouldn't have voted for hillary clinton. was: by the way, i think he b.ferencing rashida talee a newly a mike did selected member said the phrase you see there. michigan, this is on the republican line. there, hello. -- linda, hello. caller: thank you for taking my

look at the people the democratic party elect, the woman that says impeached the "mf," that is how congresspeople speak today? how women speak today? ,f people look at hollywood every institution that has been sick andhat is twisted, it is all coming from the left, it is not coming from skinheads and all this nonsense, they have invaded the democratic party, they have destroyed -- i am talking about the left, they have destroyed the democratic it now has a foreign ideology. host: jacqueline in new jersey, democratic caller. caller: good morning, happy christmas, -- merry christmas, happy holidays. it is interesting to hear the about civilityk when we have the president we have in the white house right now. he is the divider in chief. his only goal is to destroy and divide the country. when we fight each other and provide this information, republicans do not win, democrats do not win, moscow wins. please let me get my thought out because the last couple callers spoke about a minute or more. i kept hearing during the house trial that there were no witnesses, there were no witnesses, they complained

kennedy had a reading and i thought it set mood for cam mf m kamala. here, the president says the water comes dripping out. it's dripping out very quietly. dripping out. lemire, what say you? >> joe, i try to think of myself as i ask questions for a living, i never thought to ask the president how many times it takes him to flush the toilet, ten, 15 times. >> it takes him 15 times, jonathan. >> yeah. he seems to have -- >> that's a lot of flushing. >> he seems to have identified the central issue of our age as we move forward with impeachment and ig reports, foreign policy crisis. but apparently it's the low-flush toilets that are first among chief in his mind. we're not sure where it came from. we asked the white house if they're having issues with the pluming in the buildin plumbing. perhaps the president is harkening back to his time as a developer and maybe at trump tower they have high-flush powerful toilets. but we'll keep asking, joe. we'll pursue this, don't you worry. >> was he serious? >> he had the type of toilets, i guess, where you could f

. >> mf bs has taken a lot of digs there was the khashoggi murder there was the detention of the elites the war with yemen which has been highly controversial. those are just a few things that have been an issue, but elusive foreign investment i think is a key. i think in a way the economics of all of this as we all know are critical if over time the aramco ipo doesn't help diversify the economy and bring in proceeds to do other things, that could be problematic. they need a job creation vehicle that gets people away from being dependent on government jobs and slowly but surely they're bringing in outside players. it has been more elusive than he imagined. >> thank you >> thank you. >>> elon musk scoring a legal win all related to a tweet he posted more than a year ago. phil lebeau joins us now with more on a trial and really what comes next is it over for this issue? it's buried? it's not is it? >> maybe not they have talked about the british cave diver has talked about filing perhaps a defamation suit overseas as well as they may appeal this outcome that came out on friday. we'll talk

yesterday, where is the money coming from, where -- is this the same type of data that was relied upon on mf2 which we all know had to be taken down and very much related to the announcement from yesterday is a real issue of holding folks accountable where they have data that's incorrect. one additional thing that i wanted to highlight is there was information yesterday that was redacted from the report that was issued by the chairman. i'm working with the chairman, with the staff because i think there's critical consumer protection information in there that is not confidential and so i'm extremely hopeful that information will be lifted soon so that the american public can know what's going on. >> i think we need to focus on the fact that we don't want to waste taxpayer dollars as well. we've got to have good data, otherwise this could be a waste of taxpayer dollars, the money that we do send out. one last question, if i may, commission rosenworcel, you know about our precision ag bill. what do you think needs to be the first focus of the task force, i should say, to ensure that we're tackl

more stability for our farmers and mfs and more accountability -- manufacturers and more accountability from our trading partners will help our people and grow our entire economy. as a farmer and kentucky's former commissioner of agriculture, i know firsthand the need for our country to establish new markets for our farmers. i'm proud to be a strong voice for the agriculture community and represent their interests in washington. this is a great day for our farmers, for kentucky and all of america. thank you, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: madam speaker, this is a happy moment for me, to acknowledge the work that jim gomez did on behalf of labor rights. he stood up in the working group on behalf of working people and i think that he considerably shifted this argument in their direction. the gentleman from california, jim gomez, for 1 1/2 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. gomez: madam speaker, before i begin, i ask unanimous consent to e

more stability for our farmers and mfs and more accountability -- manufacturers and more accountability from our trading partners will help our people and grow our entire economy. as a farmer and kentucky's former commissioner of agriculture, i know firsthand the need for our country to establish new markets for our farmers. i'm proud to be a strong voice for the agriculture community and represent their interests in washington. this is a great day for our farmers, for kentucky and all of america. thank you, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: madam speaker, this is a happy moment for me, to acknowledge the work that jim gomez did on behalf of labor rights. he stood up in the working group on behalf of working people and i think that he considerably shifted this argument in their direction. the gentleman from california, jim gomez, for 1 1/2 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. gomez: madam speaker, before i begin, i ask unanimous consent to e