it does ask the question, i think, are we ever alone?ch sounds slightly cliched, but is it possible, with the consciousness that we have, to ever really be alone? and the book really asks that. and his contact, for example, with a sunfish that comes along and is about as big as his boat. it turns out not to want to attack him but to be with him, and possibly steers the thing in a helpful direction. now, is that an example of what we all do when we do think we're alone, we create patterns in a random universe to try and make sense of it? absolutely. and i think it's also a result of growing up where i grew up, when you're constantly surrounded by the natural environment and the things in nature. and you do, regardless of how cynical you always sound about not having a spirituality, you simply create narratives through them. you see a lot of the world play out, a lot of human conditions play out, in cameo, in small ways, in the world around you. and i think something like the sunfish device, yes, you'd give it meaning, wouldn't you? and th

they rose 20% to 30% this year alone.ple who want to buy and who aren't exactly swimming in money are desperately trying to find something before the prices are completely beyond their reach. wie feng is also under pressure from his parents. he's 31, high time, they think, to get married and buy his own apartment. but he can't even afford a place in this shabby building. music echoing around the stairwell, a lock that jams. and a construction site right outside. soon, a new building will be blocking out the light. >> so it is going to be taller? >> yes, an office block. reporter: wie fang works in import/export. he went to university, and now takes home about 3000 euros a month, above average for shanghai. but even this small, run-down apartment costs 930,000 euros. the real estate agent is confident he'll find a buyer. >> there are enough people with money who don't know what to do with it. they think a property will retain its value. in a bank account, inflation can erode your savings. reporter: wie feng is looking for

a time of aloneness and a time of watching how otherfamilies act aloneness and a time of watching howilies act and react on that day. people come together at christmas and look after each other at christmas. they were aware, leaving care, that there was nobody coming together and looking after you, nobody to argue with about the fa ct you, nobody to argue with about the fact you don't like brussels sprouts! you didn't have the argument, he didn't have that —— you didn't have that beautiful thing that happens at christmas which is people coming together. even if they argue, even if they don't get along, they are together. it's the interaction and feeling, isn't it? so you have set up this christmas dinner. it is a christmas dinner for ca re leavers between dinner. it is a christmas dinner for care leavers between 18 and 25. this unit is in manchester, leeds, london, oxford and liverpool and we get professional chefs, we get the top food, we get incredible presents and we provide a full day of love in action for those care leavers, which is basically making sure they have an incredible

in the past few years alone a dozen gin. in the past few years alone a d oze n craft gin. her own gin label having fallen in love with the indigenous plants surrounding her home. under the nose, you get that sharp note coming through. when we started i was producing perhaps 100, or 150, bottles we started i was producing perhaps 100, or150, bottles a month, and it became a mission for us to keep up with demand. quickly i realised we had something that had commercial potential. we were literally doubling our production every six months and it keeps growing. solely limitation we have at the moment is with the label smaller craft distilleries are also making inroadss in the country's flourishing gin market.|j making inroadss in the country's flourishing gin market. i think in the last year gin hasjust flourishing gin market. i think in the last year gin has just taken off. this is our third micro distillery here on the western cape. since then, there must be another ten, or 1500 trick— mac since then, there must be another ten, or 1500 trick—mac distilleries which started up.

. >> "home alone." old "home alone." >> you know why? because you scream just like mccauley calkin. >> where do you think i got it from. >> i like "a wonderful life."

>> i'm alone in this dream, yes? >> i'm alone in this dream, yes? >> i'm alone in this dream, yes?this dream, yes? >> i'm alone in this dream, yes? >> i'm alone in this dream, yes? >> i'm alone in this dream, yes. ♪ ♪ >> in my heart, what i like about buenos aires in argentina is we take time to sit down and have lunch, everyday. >> yeah, i'm always hungry. >> and there is lunch and then you stay at the table one hour more with friends. then go to work and have ciesta -- >> a nap. >> nap. >> very important. >> on the outskirts of town, in the roaring summer heat, the fi fires still burn hot. tempting asthma of meat fills the mid afternoon air. on the pe reesha, many parts of once-living things sizzle and char those who remain in town. but mary anna, my new therapist -- >> what? >> wow. >> wow. i don't think that's enough. >> meat is king. and fire. and we shall go hard if honoring the flame. >> i don't know where to take this first. >> all of this is achurras. kidney. chorizos. >> and this is the famous intestine, right? >> yes. >> after a week or two here, even confirmed carnivore

a widower he lived alone with his twenty year old daughter pearl. hoby had met the man on a few occasions. but had not formed an opinion of him. to the town adam was a hard working farmer who paid his bills on time and kept a sharp eye on his daughter. yeah? mister matson. oh mr.gilman come on in. we're just having some lunch. thank you. this is jerry kelso he's been giving me a hand with my chores. hoby gilman. texas ranger. i don't know ya. mr.gilman. you know my daughter pearl? yeah hello pearl. so mr.gilman. like a cup of coffee? yeah thanks. pearl bring in the cup for the ranger will you? yes. well mr. gilman what brings you out here at this time of the day? (laughing) what's the matter? nothing pa. then what are you laughing at? nothing pa. nothing at all. now what was this about brock? what's wrong with you? i'm sorry pa. excuse me mr.gilman. jerry. pa. (door closes) you'll have to forgive her mr.gilman she hasn't been feeling too good lately. well how bout it? brock. you do know him. yep. i don't like him though. neither do i. the only diffe

authorities want to know if the attacker acted alone.d the man who opened fire at mosque in zÜrich was not of far right extremists. three people were wounded, two of them seriously, before the gunmen killed himself. the business news, kate moody is here with us. a good day for investors over in the united states. the stock markets are approaching record highs. are they going to reach them? have a little over an hour to wait to see if the dow jones will reach this symbolic threshold of 20,000. the financial sector has nearly 1%well, up this tuesday. there's not too much movement on wall street. trade is fairly light as the year winds down, but both the nasdaq and the dow jones had hit the latest in a series of intraday highs. the dow currently about 50 points under the 20,000. if it can make it there by the closing bell. the major european indices closed up between .3 and .5%. the italian stock exchange got quite a boost. this after the french group vivendi said it was pushing ahead with plans to raise its stake to 30%. seeking government

apparently alone, chris. >> reporter: that's what we know so far. he was apparently alone. anis amri. according to the italian agency he took a train from france and took it to milan to the central station and took another train outside suburb outside milan. that's where the police accosted him. where was he trying to go? obviously he was trying to find a place to hide. he spent years in italy.contact. it is believed in italy in prison over four years, that is where it is believed he was radicalize. >> chris, it is interesting they are reporting he had a ticket from france to the train station in milan on him. he went from germany, possibly to france or maybe had some other connection to evade capture. then went on to italy. he clearly seemed to have some plan. do you know the level of discussion between the german authorities and french authorities and italian authorities and how lock step they were in the aftermath of the attack? >> reporter: miguel, very much in contact. interpol and europol. it is very intense. keep in mind, too, that between italy and germany and franc

quiet, as i say, absolutely not a hint of that, it is hardly snowing across the scottish mountains let alonenywhere else. this is bbc news, the headlines: the nephew of amis amri and two other men have been arrested by the tunisian authorities for allegedly no part of a terrorist cell linked to the attack on a christmas market in berlin, here, a man and woman have appeared in court in london charged with making preparations for a terrorist attack between july this year and the arrest two weeks ago. israel is to review its contacts with the united nations one day after the security council condemned its policy of settlements on occupied palestinian land. the status quo guitarist, rick parfitt, has died, he was taken to hospital in spain after suffering a severe infection, the musician had been admitted on thursday due to complications following a shoulder injury. and in her christmas address the prime minister has called for britain to come together as it prepares to leave the eu. meanwhile the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has pledged to end rough sleeping in his first term if the party come

they believe she was walking alone when the three men jumped out and nabbed her and brought her to the boat house. you see her in the middle. put something over her head and believe she tossed her in the van and punched her several times and now here they are trying to get her into this location. >> now she's blinded, overpowered. the odds are against her. >> who is this woman? does she have something to do with the boat house? trying to get money out of this place? >> no reports if she was targeted or a random act. here there's interior footage and them walking her inside. reports say they threatened to throw her in a nearby canal. after a while they let her go and took off. >> what were they after? you have to wonder. it's good they released her without severely harming her. what a bizarre situation. >> it did happen in september, but again, they're still looking for these men. >>> this next video takes place in china where the girls spotted this man down below their dormitory where they hang all their laundry and he's snatching their panties. >> that is weird. not only is he doing t

if you're busting your holiday spending budget, you're not alone. more americans say they're doing it. now get the gift to help pay for all those gifts, and then some. >>> predictions, gary b., go. >> dagen, after the italian referendum, people are worried about italy. i am not. buy ewi, the etf that attracts italian companies, up in the next 12 months. >> john. >> home depot, i think it's up 20% in a year. >> jonas. >> shoppers say they're going to spend more money than last year which means no coal in stockings and unfortunately no gold because trump rooted the gold bubble. up 30% in a year. >> i'll take some gold though. neil is now. >>> well, it's the interview that appears to be creating a fire dlmz storm and you saw it first on fox business network. >> so not the 1,100 that donald trump mentioned, you say it's more like 800 in total? >> it's 800. that's what the figure is. donald trump and governor pence are taking credit for 350 jobs that are research and development jobs that were staying here in indianapolis from the start. >> all right. th

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you look at even just his recent epa choice with scott pruitt, just energy alone is an area where we could add so much growth to the gdp, bring in revenue for this country and jobs. you look at the epa that has cost us hundreds of billions of dollars in just regulations, costs alone, and it also has singled out an almost decimated an entire industry with the coal industry. you just get some of those regulations out of those -- the way and, you know, that's job growth and revenue right there. >> okay. jessica, you have a tall order here. >> so much. >> so much to digest. so much to combat. go for it. by the way, jobs, costs, epa, take your pick. >> quickly on the epa front, having a climate denier in charge of the epa, one toss suing it is a complicated issue. i know lisa loves her coal moving to the economy. i am excited when even one job stays in america. >> very good. >> am i done? >> i know what's coming. go for it. >> it's my strategy, give you one now i take 20. >> right. >> what i would say is this idea of donald trump being the jobs president, i'm all for t i would love that.

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if you're busting your holiday spending budget, you're not alone. more americans say they're doing it. now get the gift to help pay for all those gifts, and then some. i thought i married an italian. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >>> predictions, gary b., go. >> dagen, after the italian referendum, people are worried about italy. i am not.

>>> being single and being alone, doesn't necessarily mean that one is lonely. in fact, several of us do things for ourselves and take ourselves on dates. but eli here says he's never really done a whole lot of stuff by himself. >> i don't go out alone by myself. i think it's awkward. >> that's a different kind of date. >> didn't even by yourself dinner first. >> how do you know? >> i was single for a long time. >> so was i. >> am. >> the date portion where i eat dinner by myself. >> so this must-see video eli takes himself on a date for a week. >> i do it all the time, especially the movies. i love it. it's awesome. >> there was a family there. we started talking and got to know them. end up making friends. sit at the bar and by the time i have left i know everybody. >> the wait staffs were similar to me like buying [ inaudible ] at the store. hide it. here you go. >> got him right in the forehead. ?? >> hello, how is everybody doing today? >> and ended up going into the movie theater and my seat was seat 20 and there was a girl sitting at 21. and i assumed som

and because it's a stand—alone story, we get a whole load of new characters, not least a reprogrammedoid who trusts her as little as she trusts him. here's a clip. why does she get a blaster and i don't? what? i know how to use it. that's what i'm afraid of. give to me. we're going tojedha — that's a war zone. that's not the point. where did you get it? i found it. i find that answer vague and unconvincing. trust goes both ways. you're letting her keep it? would you like to know the probability of her using it against you? it's high. are bad droids always english? yes, exactly! here's the interesting thing. that's quite a humorous moment. in fact, the film itself is rather dark, it's directed by gareth edwards who made godzilla and, more importantly, he made monsters, which although nominally was a creature feature, it was actually a film about relationships between people thatjust happened to have extraterrestrials in it. he has described this movie as being like a war movie, and there's lots of nods to cinematic visions of d—day and the vietnam war, and nods along to the dirty dozen

so this is a stand—alone star wars instalment that comes between episodes iii and iv and takes its cuerom the opening crawl of star wars, in which it explains that before everything happened in star wars, rebel fighters were trying to get plans for the death star. so this is that story. felicityjones is jyn erso, who's a loner with a complicated back story who forms an initially uneasy alliance with the rebels. and because it's a stand—alone story, we get a whole load of new characters, not least a reprogrammed imperial droid who trusts her as little as she trusts him. here's a clip. why does she get a blaster and i don't? what? i know how to use it. that's what i'm afraid of, give to me. we're going tojedha — that's a war zone. that's not the point, where did you get it? i found it. i find that answer vague and unconvincing. trust goes both ways. you're letting her keep it? would you like to know the probability of her using it against you? it's high. are bad droids always english? yes, exactly! that is quite a humorous moment. in fact, the film itself is rather dark, it's directed by

republican leaders in congress have rejected calls for a stand-alone committee... saying existing committees can investigate russia's actions. this all comes as aides to the president-elect cast doubt on russia's role in the election's outcome. on friday, c-i-a director john brennan sent an unclassified letter to the agency's employees. the letter said f-b-i director james comey and the director of national intelligence agree with the c-i-a assessment that russia's interference was designed to help donald trump. coming up. a senseless act of violence claims the life of a 3 year old boy. what police say a woman was doing.. that prompted another driver to open fire on her car. plus, another chilly morning outside, as winter weather impacts the travel plans for millions of people. meteorologist veronica johnson will let us know if the worst is over.. her in depth forecast.. is coming up. coming up a new york lawmaker takes aim electronic-cigarett es after a string of fiery accidents. what he is doing to ensure the popular devices are safe.. plus, if you want your holi

a songhristmas" alone is i have heard a dozen times in the last week before this happened.is just a real shame that we will forever associate him with this christmas now, 2016. createdom this man who fun, bubbly songs, he also was a great there is a spirit when he was 17, he wrote "careless whisper." when you analyze the lyrics, you wonder how he was capable of doing that. it is very simple. to dance againng these guilty feet have got no rhythm." experiencedmore music writer would be proud to write in their 30's or 40's in the prime of their career. he wrote it as a teenager as he was making his way. he did had a lot of problems that he did have a lot of palms as he went on. he -- he did have a lot of problems as he went on. he never felt comfortable in the limelight, yet the limelight was permanently thrust upon him. he had problems with the police come with drugs, with himself for most. fun and heas always was always a real showman. annette: mark thompson on the death of george michael. moving on -- russian authorities are saying either pilot error or a technical fault is

>>> the 8 years ago old too young to be left alone? we are not talking about the christmas movie. >> sheriff's deputies arrested a mom for leaving her 8-year-old daughter to baby sit her 1-year-old. stephanie ramirez learned how police caught her but why the mom left may make some parents angrier. stephanie is live in sterling. >> reporter: the court documents show she left the kids alone to walk to starbucks to get a cup of coffee. >> police say 28-year-old amanda bolu left the balcony door unlocked and three candles lit inside her 3rd floor cascades over look apartment when she went to purchase coffee last thursday. >> not happening. not in a million year >> the reaction at the local starbucks that's a 12 minute walk away. bird came with her 12-year-old daughter and said he won't leave her alone yet. >> she needs to get a responsibility and a clue. >> there were eight or nine police cars here. it looked like they were actually searching for someone. so that kind of put my on edge. >> it was an emergency at the apartment that led pol

mccullough, we're not alone. god is with us. well, i'll be-- oh, i hope not, mr. mccullough. get hold of yourself, man. you won't do him any good going to pieces. help me get him into the ambulance. come on, now. i'll do that, sister. oh, this is mr. mccullough. this is our sister superior, sister monica. sister. when you get tomasa into the wagon, i'll take care of that arm, mr. mccullough. up. easy. we'll need boiled water, sister. keep him flat. there. mr. mccullough. i'll have a look at your arm now. you've got your hands full with the old man. this'll wait. i was a surgical nurse in a field hospital for two years during the war. i'm quite able to decide what's to be done first. the first thing to be done, sister, is post a guard. juan, you better stand watch outside. they will come back, senor? they'll come back. if they do, you won't find juan much help, i'm afraid. sometimes a frightened man fights better than a brave one. there's a saying: nuns rush in where angels fear to tread. the correct quotation is fools rush in. so you think we're fools, then? i think somebody'

still ahead, googles self driving car unit hits the road as a stand-alone business.ew name. why now? we bring you all the details. all episodes now live streaming on twitter. check us out weekdays. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: alphabet has announced it is separating its car unit into waymo. alphabet has been developing autonomous vehicle technology for six years now. win wees it say about will see google self driving cars on the road officially? probably have a commercial product soon. they have been talking about graduating, a term they use for a stand-alone business. alphabet is still figuring out the logistics and what it is like to build the stand-alone companies. emily: google has been working on this for years, and yet uber beat them to the market with a self driving car and partnership , buttraditional automakers why has it taken so long? mark: google will say uber has sort of a self driving car. google is aspiring to fully less, and they are probably the most advanced moving towards that goal, but still several years away. take a listen to what he had to say a

virtually everything i have done in my life apart from having a child, i have done alone or started alonewas fortunate to build an amazing team at google ventures. they are doing a great job, and there are lots of great funds in the valley, but there are problems. i don't know if being a professional vc, that the world needs another venture fund right now. emily: are we in a bubble, peak vc? where are we? bill: i think we are in a huge bubble. i think the election is a testament to that. there is almost too much capital available to investors, making too much capital available to on for neighbors, which raises prices, raises expectations, and there are a lot of people working on what i think of as trivial problems as opposed to the real problems the country faces. emily: what are the trivial problems? bill: do we need another optimized advertising system to consumer culture based on the consumption of goods and services? there needs to be some balance. emily: how does this play out if there's some sort of catastrophe or disaster? bill: maybe those are good things to happen. ultimately int

for the third time she endures labor alone, delivers a son alone, and cleans up alone. >> i rememberng around with him in the car, like what can i do, what am i going to do. so the first time he cried they would probably open their door and find him right there, you know. >> reporter: an unconceivable act to do once, let alone three times. >> how much did you think about these three children? >> all the time, every day. >> and then one day in 2013, you find out janet is looking for you. >> yeah. >> were you excited? >> yeah, i was. >> you thought i'm going to see my daughter. >> i was thrilled. it was just like, oh, my god, there she is. she's a grown woman. >> hi. >> hi! >> reporter: looking back, a closer examination of that reunion gives it a whole different meaning. >> over and over joanne pulls janet back to look at her face. >> when i look at it, i see someone who's very proud of janet. it looks like more of a motherly proudness. >> reporter: yet again, joanne keeps her secret and passes up the opportunity to tell janet the truth. >> joanne, what is it like to live with that ki

you can feel very alone during the holidays. sometimes, i hope you don't mind me sharing this, but sometimes i feel like i'm the only one still celebrating kwanzaa. [ laughter ] metal ka is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] look at all those people, the streets are jam packed. oh, this is a weird one. this is a real item that was posted for sale on amazon. yesterday, i think. these are leggings for toddlers and children. as you can see, marijuana leaf printed repeatedly. i don't know how somebody happened upon this. but they did. then they complained. people were upset. this morning amazon took it down and replaced the listing with this photo of a dog that is also clearly stoned out of her mind. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] millie, i had a dog named milley once. pot leaf plants for children. in a way it makes sense. toddlers, they sit around all day eating cookies and watching cartoons, they might be stoners. only difference is stoners don't cry when you tell [ laughter ] i'm not sure if the subject of the pot plants

it's all about i alone can fix it. which is a bigger story. that rise of the strong man or the sort of flipping of that on its head now that donald trump is putting together an administration that is mostly the .1%. >> the conventions are an interesting thing to look back at. that point specifically that line, i alone can fix it, was misread by so many people. so many people said it looks like the performance of power and the performance of competence. it's not the same thing, but that message cut through as we saw in the election and both conventions if you look back at the coverage, there was a lot of negative coverage for being haphazard compared to the democrats. if 25 years of reality television has taught us anything, it's that the hot mess is always way more interesting to watch than the pageantry. we have seen that in the roll out of his cabinet and seen that in the twitter statements about the nuclear arsenal. this chaotic and unconventional approach to messaging captivated people in a way that the traditional. >> and the rules. >> th

. >> let's say russia did act alone. let's say russia did act alone. >> let's look at it.n't know if they acted alone or if they blackmailed republicans or democrats. >> i want an answer that's not political. let's say you found out they did act alone and they were trying to influence the election. not so much to tip the collection in one person's favor or not. the electors are aware of that. are you saying they should just be aware of their influence or should switch the republican one allegiance to donald trump because of it? >> well, i think you have to ask the republican electors what they're going to do. again, to be fair, we're trying to get the information declassified for everyone, number one. lower the classification so that we can actually take a look at it at a local facility so that a military base or an fbi office so we can make an informed decision. i'm not taking them at their word. if i took them at the word of someone who put information in "the washington post," i would have stood up friday night and say i believe them. i want to make my own independent j

each of these countries cannot really mitigate the risk alone. >> absolutely not. paul, you are still with us. the concern is still broad, right, who is this broader network, who is leading it, how many are there. now that he's dead, those are answers the authorities are not going to get from this 24-year-old attacker, and last night, as you reported, we saw these two arrests in germany, suspects potentially planning a mall attack, another christmas market attack. now what do authorities do to really get their head around and apprehend the broader web? >> well, the glass half full here is the fact they have an extraordinary amount of information on this network and in fact, i have been looking through quite a lot of it. 345 pages of investigative files i have been looking through. based on months and months and months of investigations into this so-called network named after its leading light, an iraqi preacher, who had a large effort under way to proselytize, to brainwash youngsters in germany and persuade them to either go and join isis in syria and iraq, or to l

leave betty white alone. the fans say they want to protect her and keep her safe from what is turning out to be a particularly painful year in celebrity deaths. one fant went so far as to start a go fund me page to protect betty white. it's humor in what has been a good year. >> i wonder what betty thinks. >> she will have fun with it. >>> a boss with the heart of gold, bimp cabinets in waterloo is taking his staff for a job well done. for meeting the company's goals this year. 600 employees took them up on the offer. four planes will be chartered to take them to miami, where they will board a cruiseship for a week in paradise. here's what the owner will say. >> we are proud for the success we've had, we've had a lot of good years, since the great recession, we've had pretty tough years and everybody pulled together. >> you got to love this story. >> very generous. very nice. >> just ahead, carrie fisher and the legacy of princess lea. how that role inspired generations of young girls throughout the years. >>

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alone if necessary. guessing you won't allow me to write any of that. >> no because i never said that. a.o.: joining me is the director of the film, pablo lauren, and natalie portman. tells a story that is very familiar. people remember where they were, seeing the zip router film -- zapruder film. problem: i -- chile, so notom related directly to the story. lookingterested in at this woman's life, which what the film deals with. it is -- there is the first lady side, and there are many jackie's in this movie. the story that attracted me was one of a woman and a mother. protected byrmally other people and ends up protecting those around her. is what we tried to share with the audience. a.o.: natalie, what was it like for you? this is one of the most famous women in american history and yet, she is somewhat enigmatic. she is someone we have seen in the photographs, we have seen in the pink suit and hat. we don't really know. how did you find your way into the character? how did you discover the dimensions,

alone.nd apple, even though trump has called for them to bring jobs back to the united states, it is very unlikely. that would be an audit t. i wonder if trump and these companies can find common ground. james: they have to. even the jobs going overseas, they are starting to be -- the jobs disenfranchising u.s. working by outsourcing those jobs to china and india, those jobs are starting to be automated, so we have to prepare for the next paradigm of how the public and the constituency of the united states, you know prepare itself through education , initiatives and partnering with the tech community so in that in the next 2.0 technology world that they are able to work and contribute to society. right now, even jobs going overseas will be taken over by robots. but on the jack dorsey note, it is interesting that kanye west was invited. but not -- emily: [laughter] and it came down to a photo op. travis kalanick was not there. the company said he was traveling. however he was named to the str

more than 200 flights were canceled today alone.rt that holiday travel season, yeah. >> no, no. really cold. there were some temperatures in montana 43 below was the low this morning. >> how do you dress for that? what do you do? do you just stay home? >> it's a very dry cold. >> does that make a difference? >> you don't feel it as much. >>> weatherwise 3-degree guarantee time, if you're going to miss, you might as well miss big. we missed big. this was on me, but the river temperature might keep things down a bit. we weren't close, off by 9. >> a big man can admit when he's wrong. >> 27 of the last 29, so still a good stretch. here's our weather headlines on this sunday night. we got a cold dry start to the week, 20s tomorrow morning, some wind chills in the teens but wednesday 50s, showers possible thursday afternoon and right now it's looking mild and dry for christmas eve, the first day of hanukkah and also for christmas day. sunday afternoon we had some gusts, the john henry story earlier about the boaters that capsized in anna

. >> you're not alone, yes. >> reporter: this little boy was alone and nearly invisible when the whiteis hair in the pulverized concrete of his home. bare hands were in a race with suffocation. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> i think for them it's luck. they dig any rubble that they see to get those people out. they frantically dig through every part of any apartment building or anything that's been destroyed to check. they're usually there for hours after the attack. >> reporter: how many hours? >> how many hours? six, seven hours. i've seen them operate continuously. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: this is that same boy. his face freed. they excavated the ruin hour by hour. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: the white helmets say they have saved 70,000, and with each they shout their gratitude to god. >> allahu akbar! >> allahu akbar. >> reporter: majid khalaf and radi saad have been white khalaf said, "we feel as if we brought that person back to life. the joy at that moment is indescribable." tell me about the hardest rescue you've ever done. >> [ sp

leave betty white alone. we'll tell you why next. >> forbes magazine is out with its list of the top grossing actors of 2016. the magazine came up with its rankings based upon total box office totals. number one, movies starring her earned $1.2 billion in 2016. she edged out robert downey jr. junior and chris evans, they trooid tied for 2nd place, $1.2 billion. >> it's nice to see a woman leading the pack. she's not the only one. >> i love the when it comes to tv shows, "game of thrones" has another description the most pirated show on tv. the hbo hit is being watched by millions of people who are not hbo subscribers, this as they step up their efforts to block "game of thrones'" thieves from watching the show. >>> betty white is a trending topic on twitter. thousands of her fans tweeting this plea to 2016 the year, itself. leave betty white alone. the fans say they want to protect her and keep her safe from what is turning out to be a particularly painful year in celebrity deaths. one fant went so far as to

at verdun they foughta lone, -- alone, without allies. ctorious, but vi they weren't alone.y were with the british. in champaign, the french offensive in september 1915, they were not victorious. they fought alone, but they were not victorious. offensive hasaign not lived on. at verdun they were not only fighting a defensive battle, the battle they had not started any war in their eyes they had not started either, they were doing so alone. and they sacrificed a great deal. for all those reasons, i think it was natural that they should such a symbolic battle. it became the symbolic battle of the war for the french. i don't know if that's -- the elements of an answer. such a symbolic battle. >> can you talk a little bit about the plan 17, the french attack of 1914? dr. jankowski: i could. by the time of the battle of .erdun, it was long gone -- it was the french plan in which they went to war in august 1914 anticipating a german invasion, but defending against it in ways that very nearly led to disaster. planmplify very greatly, 17 called for french , while expecting a german

how to make sure no soldier spend the holiday season alone coming up. >> fox news alert, history maden 2016, let's talk about the numbers there. relatively speaking, the next 20,000 mark could be the first time we get to that mark and we will see what happens. the dog up 25 points to that milestone and pulled back a little bit, still in the green, something to keep watching. >> the holiday season, traditionally a time for family and wounded warriors. having loved ones by their side be critical to their recovery. that is where the organization called luke's wings comes in. we first introduced you to them last year. the founder of luke's wings, and the wife of a u.s. army caption, injured by an ied. i want to start with his story. your husband got into the army in 2000, he is one of the people we all owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to, serve five combat was in iraq and afghanistan. what happened to him when it exploded. >> december 27, 2011, deployment in afghanistan, got wounded in a mountain ied explosion. >> he has had tremendous numbers of surgeries and rehabilitative efforts at