>> stop talking to me. >> i think that's why people will take pictures of me from afar, and they alwayse. >> i am nothing, nothing like quinn. >> married with an 8-year-old daughter collette, constance says that at 84 years of age she couldn't be happier. >> can you age in hollywood. >> i would like to say right oo here on "entertainment tonight" that i don't want to do anything to my face ever. i would like to get old. i would like to play those characters that get old. i -- i want to age. you just have to know that you're enough, and if you think that your face isn't that, then it's not the part for you. i'm never going to be angelina jolie. never! so, you know what? i'm going to be constance zimmer and i'm going to be the best -pconstance zimmer i can ever b >> and one of the best things about constance? her holiday gift giving. >> this year i decided i was going to be, like the poor man's oprah, and i was going to do these are a few of my favorite things, products,,jewelry, clothing that i can't live without. >> and when you get to reveal it is like an oprah moment, everybody gets a

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al qaeda has been diminished in afghanistan and elsewhere and nobody has attacked the homeland from afar. i'm giving what he would say. and your response? >> first of all, isis covers a far wider geographic territory than al qaeda ever did. they're in north and east africa and the middle east. >> that's on his watch. >> and you have putin going into eastern ukraine. you have the issue of the south china sea with naval ships. you have north korea testing nuclear weapons. when i say this is a far more dangerous world it is not just in comparison to bush but it's the most dangerous world we've seen since the end of world war ii. >> the drone strikes have taken out a lot of terrorist leaders, afghanistan, pakistan and the middle east. >> he gets criticism from the left from that. >> he has indeed for killing from afar. when he talks about the long view he's right because he's set up a world which is going to be in a sense a stalemate, endless conflict in middle east, in afghanistan where both sides -- it's not as though nothing's going on. this is tremendously huge battles taking place like

and i'm not so sure, other than bombing from afar, he's going to do much different. >> there are echoesobama's speech of what trump said, about not getting involved in nation building, not having troops overseas. >> thank you, all. still ahead, donald trump's battle with big business continues as he warns another american academy is moving to mexico. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific sou of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection

and i want to say to prevent construction, what i mean by committee construction america is a met afaror the constitutional ins trugs-- it was christians, and set the tone for conversations and shaped a lot of american ideals. it wouldn't be hard-- many of you may have walked here, to walk very far without tripping offense an institution that was started by white christian america, white protestants, the ym c. a, ywca, the boy scouts, it would not be hard to find these things. these kind of institutions and the world they were a part of has really passed from the american scene so that's really what the book is about and you can see this in a number of demographic ways and architecture. i'm going to focus on the demographics just for the sake of the conversation here. if i can show you one chart, i'll show you more, but if i could show you one chart, it would be this one. that shows some real changes that happen just over the last eight years, so itch' got shaded in kind of light gray, the period of barack obama's presidency, this is all white christians together, the percentage of all

his son watched from afar. he was travelling with the packers. >> it made my day to see him carry the ball like that, after such a hard road to do it. >> reporter: a three-yard road that was filled with pride and ended with pure happiness. >> i felt young, i felt >> reporter: a few years ago, joe senior went back to school to pursue a degree and a dream. >> it's all about doing what you need to do. a lot of people don't follow up. >> you always try to outcompete me, so i knew he had it in him. back in the day, he used to be a body builder and stuff like that. he always took care of his body. >> reporter: but in that uniform -- >> he was a little he had no swag, no gloves, no nothing. he was old school. i told him the field was pretty quick, but after that, he started tiptoeing. i said drive your feet, drive your feet, lower your shoulder a little bit. >> reporter: at his age will you be doing what he's doing? >> i don't know, but i hope i'm in the shape he is. his dad? >>> here are tonight's megamillions number

. >> if you can report the reaction from the person from afar so they did not see you i would love tohat. >> what happened when they walked out? >> exactly. they slid into it on kayne west and you can -- they slid into it on ice, and after the show at least three cars will be parked just like that. at least three. >> maybe i will put it on speed. >> enough of the fun, we will talk about issues in los angeles, rain, construction at l.a.x. and over to las vegas. look at the cold air. with this really rough look to the clouds behind it, you know you are pulling in the cold air from the arctic. look at this, we are less than 16 hours fromening soaked. it is sunny and calm, our 4th "spare the air" with in wood burning, hazy sunshine, and rain to showers tomorrow and hail and snow are possible and christmas is trending dry. today's temperatures are on the warm side with santa cruz at 61 and palo alto and morgan hill at 60. on -- in antioch, it is coolest all that sunshine for christmas. notice we are nearly 60 at 2:00. dropping into the 40s by 8:00. continue, try to focus on the temperature

. >> he took out a full page ad to thank temple university saying they are cheering the owls from afar. >> and james franklin is named coach of the year he and the nittany lions are prepping for the rose bowl. >> and jake voracek scored the winning goal with 8 sendses to go in overtime. and they beat florida. >>> and high school football reaches a crescendo and archbishop wood getting ready for the big game. the pep rally for the vikings face harrisburg in hershey for the classa title. they are searching for their fourth straight title in the last six seasons. >> a dynasty going over there. >>> that is consistency. cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast when we continue. >>> for those of you that like nothing more than the feel of brutally cold winter time weather. get ready it's coming. >> tis the season. we talked about this last night. it will get you in the holiday spirit. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing hey this is good news. we got rid of the rain from last night when storm tracker was working overtight and dried things out and a pretty nice evening for folks to do som

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differently when he is in office as opposed to a candidate on the campaign trail dealing with them from afary: tensions between the u.s. and israel got more complicated after secretary of state john kerry and israeli prime minister netanyahu traded blame over the stalled middle east peace process. >> the israeli prime minister publicly supports a two-state solution but his current coalition is the most right-wing in israeli history with an agenda driven by the most stream elements. >> secretary kerry state the united states cannot vote against its own policy but that's exactly what it did at the u.n. amy: and president-elect trump vacationing in florida injected himself into the debate with tweets slamming the obama administration. we cannot continue to let israel be treated with total he disdain and disrespect. used to have a great friend but dot dot dot not anymore. and now this. stay strong israel. anuary 20 is fast approaching. why did john kerry make this speech with 30-something days left in the obama administration? >> he only has three weeks left in his job. on john kerry and middle

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these images, though spectacular, were taken from afar. nasa wanted to see this giant up close.tion, and lift off. in 2011, the mission blasted off. the spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney. as it neared its destination, it faced its biggest challenge. to get into orbit, it had to slam on its brakes and survive everything jupiter could throw at it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno goes into orbit around jupiter, we're going to go through a really nasty, hazardous region, radiation belts that are very close to the planet. they are nasty and can destroy and attack all the electronics. so, we have to be careful. scientists faced a tense wait at mission control in california to learn the fate of their billion—dollar spacecraft. then, a signal. cheering and applause the mood is pure elation here. after more than a decade of work and a journey through space, juno is the closest we have ever been tojupiter. we prepared a contingency procedure. guess what? we don't need that any more. and then came the pictures. for the first time, its south pole was revealed. cove

these images, though spectacular, were taken from afar. nasa wanted to see this giant up close. mission blasted off. the spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney. as it neared its destination, it faced its biggest challenge. to get into orbit, it had to slam on its brakes and survive everything jupiter could throw at it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno goes into orbit around jupiter, we're going to go through a really nasty, hazardous region, radiation belts that are very close to the planet. they are nasty and can destroy and attack all the electronics. so, we have to be careful. scientists faced a tense wait at mission control in california to learn the fate of their billion—dollar spacecraft. then, a signal. cheering and applause the mood is pure elation here. after more than a decade of work and a journey through space, juno is the closest we have ever been to jupiter. we prepared a contingency procedure. guess what? we don't need that any more. and then came the pictures. for the first time, its south pole was revealed. covered in storms, many even bigger

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temple and philly will always be a part of us and we will be cheering on the owls from afar.ath the math rhule took over temple's program in 2013. he then led the owls to back to back, ten win seasons, and american athletic conference championship. he is in baylor right now, and finished six-six and dealing with several off the field problems. he has arrived there wrapped up his press conference. we will bring you more on his comments later on tonight in sports. >>> when these things happen, it moves so fast. >> wow. >> you are not the kidding. >> we will see him in the nfl one day. >> probably. >> thanks, leslie appreciate it. >>> this holiday season brings a special kind of medical get. on the healthwatch tonight operation walk, offers free surgeries in bucks county for patient whose cannot afford them. >> health reporter stephanie stahl talked to one of the grateful patient is today. >> reporter: what a gift this is, 35 hospitals around the country are part of operation walk, providing free orthopedic surgeries between december 5th and 10th. big holiday gift for patient wh

i had written about him from afar, probably for the first four years or so.as invited to a few off-the-record briefings to, you know, be in conversation with him there. and i think, at least for the past three years or so, you know, we always had in our mind it would be great if "the atlantic--" and especially given "the atlantic's" heritage-- starting out as a journal of abolition. >> rose: just start from the beginning because you and i have talked about this. you think he has been a great president. >> i do. i do, i do. and that does not mean that i am without criticism. it does not mean that, you know, everything he did was great. but i think one of the things i've had to dee-- you know, it's funny because over the past eight years, i feel in some ways i've been radicalized and in other ways i've become more conservative. i had to, when i wrote this piece-- this is hard for me even to say now-- i had to judge him against other presidents. in other words, i couldn't judge him solely against what i-- you know, against an ideal of what should happen in the c

your attention but from afar. a psychologist explains what teenagers really want... and the concept of the captioning funded by cbs it is wednesday, december 14th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> breaking news. the fragile cease-fire in aleppo collapse. ou risk. the u.n. calls it a complete meltdown of humanity. >> president-elect trump meets silicon valley tech giants today after clashing women during the campaign. plus he defends choosing an oil man for secretary of state. former secretary of state james baker tells us why he likes the choice. >>> re we are alan thicke. the beloved tv dad from "growing pains" who died suddenly of a heart attack. he was just 69.

53:00" in the holiday spirit, he often mails gifts... "49:15 stuff from your loved ones sent from afar, mittens, something homemade 20" but a holiday grinch has been lurking in guerrero's neighborhood. "49:36 its just terrible its just terrible 39" saturday, milwaukee police say a witness saw someone steal items euclid. the suspect took off-- and the mailman came back to an empty truck. "57:14 somebody had wiped out the whole back of his truck 16" patti madden's mother lives next to where it happened. "56:59 the postman came to her door and asked if she had seen anything because somebody had robbed his mail truck 57:06" the day before on north milwaukee street, milwaukee police say an amazon delivery driver was robbed of her keys. three suspects then hopped in her amazon delivery van and took off. "52:43 anybody whos so emboldened to go into a vehicle like that, i dont know what they would stop at 52:50" this cheerful bay view neighbor hoping the grinch gets caught. we are waiting to hear back from the us postal inspection service about the theft of mail. milwaukee police say the amazo

afar the district attorney has not said if he will face charges. if you want to read the full complaint we posted it on ktvu.com. >>> the governor of arizona welcomed self driving cars to the state today after uber was ordered to take driverless cars off the streets of san francisco for not having the proper permit mac arizona government says his states welcomes them with open arms. california officials said they would revoke the cars registration after negotiations fail between uber and state regulators. >> i want to welcome uber to arizona. we think this is incredible new technology. there is a lot yet to be proven, but california may not want you. we want you to know arizona does want uber. >> arizona's governor says he hopes the new technology creates more jobs and shows others that arizona is a welcoming state. >>> the start to the holiday weekend, we will check in on the radar and talk about what you can expect coming up. >>> reducing their own raised -- waste, see the startup that takes through the desert get even by the players during 49ers

. >> reporter: they came from afar by plane and by car to have their one wish come true. day with the big man topped their list. the one they call mvp. he brought them great joy. the one named stephen curry. >> it's a very humbling feeling because understand how much they've been through in their lives and just with their si sickne sicknesses. to watch what we do on the court and give them hope and inspiration. they have one wish and they want to come experience a game day here with myself and my teammates. and the warriors. it's a pretty amazing feeling. >> reporter: he showered them with shoes, shirts, and hats. he signed whatever they wanted, shot a few hoops and introduced them to his not so small friend. >> what's up my man? how you doing? good. >> we're happy to have you guys here today. we know how much you support the warriors. we're going to do this together. >> you got to say it loud, loud, loud. just us on three. one, two, three. there we go. >> reporter: the smiles they came and grew bigger and bigger until they were 10 feet wide whether they're energetic by n

i watched the reagan revolution from afar and feel fortunate to be part of a new one.t is what gets me excited about it and why i stepped up this time. >> what is your background? where did you grow up? jason lewis: i grew up in iowa, but don't tell anyone in minnesota that. my mother had a house in minnesota. when i got a chance to come back to minnesota and go into talk radio there, i jumped at the chance. we love minnesota. >> tell us about your family. jason lewis: i have a wife and two daughters, all swimmers. i remember the first time i went meet you was about 8:00 in the morning, i said to my wife, can we go? 12 hours later i was still there. having a wife who actually swam makes it easy because she understands that you have to stay there for 12 hours. you can call me with the events are in. but it has been good for the kids, and they love it. i did not know much about it. >> younger kids? will your family be coming up to washington? jason lewis: i hope so. we'll keep our home in minnesota. we have a daughter in high school, and an older daughter at st. cloud st

. >>> you have seen it from afar from the freeway. the construction going up over the past several years. now we're getting our first look inside the restaurants, bars and gaming rooms at the mgm national harbor. >>> he came to our country looking for peace and prosperity. robbery at this virginia gas station. the story, coming up. >>> and the death toll is closing in on 40 and it is expected to go higher in that warehouse fire in oakland. a closer look tonight at the where should you start when you're told you have cancer? nced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. it's not one thing we do. it's they thing we do. start at cancer treatment centers of ameca in philadelphia. the evolutioof cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts . >>> we're learning more about a clerk's brutal murder. this happened during a robbery at a gas station on jefferson davis highway. pat collins spoke with the victim's son. he's l

even after her passing to a heart attack, former colleagues, friends from church, and admirers from afar have gathered to make sure they still deliver for local kids. jonathan saffold, pastor ebeneezer church of god and christ: it would help us to grieve her. it was bigger and better because she said she wanted it bigger and better." better." they never imagined it would grow from 20 children to of help from the likes of ronald mcdonald and local police..oh yeah and an angel looking down to guarantee arrival. 3 today: cold, but highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 5-15 mph. a generally overcast sky will prevail today.tonight: partly to mostly cloudy with lows close to average in the middle 20s. wind: nw 5-10 mph.weekend: very seasonable when it comes to temperatures with highs in the upper 30s both saturday and sunday. a mix of sun and before clouds increase and snow arrives on sunday. light snow showers possible from 9 am to 4 pm with snow transitioning to a wintry mix as it approaches our eastern locations. scattered locations will pick up around 1" of snow, especially on grassy 3 the holi

watching them from afar and seeing them at the top of the league and as far as they are playing and your leader and main guy goes up. that was heart breaking for me when i seen that. >> with the carr sideline the biggest time in the career of his backup. matt mcgoin, he will be at the helm sunday had the raiders play sunday and oakland win would clench the afc west and oakland loss and a win by kansas city would make the raiders a wild card team. mcgoin started 6 games for the raiders the year before carr drafted and oakland with an entirely different roster one and five during that 6 game stretch. so on charted territory for the raiders as they enter the playoffs and important game to be played on sunday. >>> he looked like he twisted his leg and wondering and hoping he is okay and this is like the thing that could happen. >>> it really is in terms of the raiders leader of the team and now it is time for the backup guy and he is there for a reason. just step up and see what he can do. >> when he says it couldn't have gone better. we don't know what that means. >> it means that they put

you know, i had a crush on him from afar.nding time together. then the last few months i just remember carter's mood getting darker. and i think it was because he had bad asthma. and he hated the medication. it made him speedy and sort of jagged. he eventually moved to washington. and that's when we sort of had a natural breaking off point. it was just a kind of a beautiful bitter sweet goodbye. i don't know, i don't know why i will always remember that he was wearing a slightly silly red flannel shirt and jeans. that was my last glimpse of him. >> i was on a crew team and had a crew race in new york. and he came to see it. and afterward we went back home and for the first time ever seemed to be in some sort of a disturbed state. he was sleeping at my mom's house. he clearly had some sort of -- having some sort of emotional -- i don't know even how to describe it really. it was like he was scared. my mom was very concerned. and he started seeing a therapist right after that. i happened to run into him on the street in early j

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saying temple and philly will always be apart of us and we will be cheering from afar.e will be introduced at baylor at a welcoming ceremony later today. >>> if you think about heading to annapolis for the bowl game or out to pasadena to see penn state in the rose bowl there is new warnings about ticket scams. the attorney general wants to pick sure you don't get duped. never wire transfer money to someone you don't know and consider using a credit card so you can dispute charges if needed and make sure the seat on your ticket corspons with actual rows and sections in the stadium. we have more pointers on our website at 6abc.com. >>> in wilmington today. delaware state police and the troopers association help children in the hospital celebrate the holidays, the dupont hospital for children is sponsored by the child life program. kids and their families enjoy crafts and a visit from santa and it wouldn't be winter without a snowman, olaf from the movie frozen also made a special appearance there today. >> got to love that. big smile. caught in the act a man swiped a pack

not turn into broadcasters looking at a game from afar and counting numbers and bodies on the streetsr, having forces that allow humanitarian aid and saying we won't allow iran and russia to allow this darwinian process of massacres to happen, but actually allowing a country to self-determine which is what western countries believe in and what the u.n. should stand for rather than simply reporting from abroad. charles: it's scary though. when you're hanging your hat on the u.n. coming to the rescue, it's a scary thought. guys, thank you all very much. really appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: well, right now it's party time on the trump thank you tour, but come inauguration, it's going to be time to sober up and tackle the critical issues. we're going to break it all down for you. party now, get ready to rock and roll in a few days. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ charles: we are just moments away, look at that crowd from the latest rally is part of donald trump's president-elect trump of course thank you tour the trump victory power. but we are going to probably need to everybody so br

atlantic;" >> i had written about the president from afar and then i was invited to briefings of conversationthat,ays had in our mind if the journal that started out as a journal of abolition, that we could take some consideration of our president. charlie: you think he is been a been aresident -- he has great president? >> i do. that is not mean i am without criticism or everything he did was a great. past eight years, i have been radicalized. i had to when i wrote this piece. this is hard for me to even say. i had to judge him against other president. i cannot -- i had to judge him against other presidents. i had to take consideration of what presidents have done throughout history. charlie: were you surprised when you did that? >> lincoln is considered one of our greatest presidents. when i think about lincoln i go -- i think about going from a log cabin and having to become an intellectual embracing the abolitionist point. as late as 1863 or so, lincoln is still embracing this idea that black people can be shipped out and immigrate to somewhere else. he is a great president. you can go th

. >> reporter: they came from afar by plane and car to have their one wish come true. >> what's yourto meet you. a day with the big man topped their list, the one they call mvp. through lengthy health struggles he brought them great joy, the one named stephen curry. >> it is a humbling feeling because you understand how much they have bb through their lives and out there, their experiences have been with their sicknesses. so watch what we do on the court and for that to give them hope and inspiration, like you said, they have one wish and they want to experience a game day here with myself and my teammates. it is a pretty amazing feeling. >> reporter: curry didn't disappoint. he showered them with gifts, shoes, shirts, hats, odds and ends. he signed whatever they wanted, shot a few hoops and introduced him to his not so small friends. >> what's up, man? how are you doing? >> good. >> glad you are here today and support the warriors. we are going to do it today. get our hands in the middle. you have to say it loud so everyone can hear you. one, two, three, the smiles they came and gre

to have his expert opinion and he was watching from afar and was able to get in the car and feel whate had been talking about. that was a big moment for us and helped us find the right thection and get motorsports back on top. charlie: explain what he did. jimmie: just validated what as drivers were talking about. charlie: he had driving experience, he could confirm and validate. a stronge has taken role in managing the company. to know, drivers will plane about everything, that is my job. we are complaining about all kinds of stuff. when jeff experienced it he was able to help mr. hendrick understand where we needed to infuse money and which departments, and fine-tune those areas. do you have -- do you own one? jimmie: no. charlie: no sense to go to any other kind of racing? i have always wanted to experience other cars. i thought it would race indy cars when i was a kid. that was my dream. i have never been in an open styled vehicle. i have never had the chance to drive one. charlie: what is stopping you? jimmie: i am busy and i have a family. open cars are most -- more dangerous an

sort of potency it has, they don't have to do anything operational, if they can indoctrinate from afar and create these moral zombies who take it upon themselves to do these things, they don't have to go through the much riskier set of transactions to pull off some sort of operational attack. >> they even tell their soldiers don't even try doing the complicated things. you'll get caught along the way. they have these horrible ghastly manuals of killing. they talk about how much clearance you want to get so that you get the right amount of bodies that will pile up underneath and the right ways of crushing enough people and not having the truck actually stop because of the number of dead. >> there's a profile you have of someone who has become a top official in isis who is an american, and you sort of -- you unmasked him, i think it's fair to say. son of a republican dallas based affluent west point graduate dad. >> yes. that's right. and this guy is -- it's a good example of how a lot of these isis recruits, they are not from backgrounds of poverty. they have all sorts of options availa

. >> from afar they seem like a normal member of society. but as we get to know them, we realize, they don't distinguish between right or wrong and that's the frightening part. >> sorry, sticking out my tongue don't look so intelligent, either. for 57-year-old doesn't. some people think i'm immature for my age. >> when we first met clarence butterfield he had been incarcerated for more than a year at the orange county jail in southern california. like most jail inmates he had not been convicted but was incarcerated awaiting jail. he had pled not guilty to the murder of his daughter. but that didn't stop him taking jokes. >> how about a d.a. takes a gun under his arm into a bar. bartender goes, you can't come in here with a pig. he goes, i was talking to the duck. >> clarence is an older gentleman, old man you can call him. a giddy old man. happy. happy to be here. >> diagnosed with hyperverbal. >> we can't all be winners now, can we? you have to be people like me to make you real winners in life look really good. >> butterfield kind of jumps

that is notable because of the relationship he has had with vladimir putin from afar. the way he has been so much less willing to join others in government to say that there should be a bipartisan investigation of what happened with russia doing hacking against the dnc and top hillary clinton aide. president obama asked donald trump to do this, to say he would support such an investigation. he has not done that yet. there are those in the trump circle who feel any discussion of the cyber hacking is a way to undercut his victory. the white house and other officials say the interference from russia did not alter the outcome in terms of actual votes cast and the election totals. but was intended and u.s. intelligence community said it was intended to mess with the election in the u.s., not necessarily to have a specific result. we don't necessarily think he will veer from that today in mobile, alabama. it's the last of these thank you rallies before the holidays. it is pleasant temperature but windy and rainy. this open air stadium will be a test for those supporters who