, doug jones also getting some help from outside, senator cory booker, congressman john lewis, alyssa milanoo aduba, president obama and joe biden recorded robo calls for him as well. >> we are not going to stand by and let other people from out of state and money from california control this election. >> i don't think the outsiders make much difference, this is an alabama race, we generally don't like being told what to do. >> democratic strategist and contributor for the hill, michael starr hopkins. amy holmes, it's great to see you. amy doesn't help to have a buddy from outside come in? >> it helps to draw people to your rally, celebrities are a great party trick, they are great for fund-raising and getting attention and headlines but they don't actually change people's minds about who they are going to vote for. hillary clinton had a parade of celebrities in this last election cycle and that to get her over the finish line and certainly not an alabama where she lost by 28 points. >> harris: it's interesting that you use that example because the night before, that big one in philly and it

that are actually involved in this need to movement and want to start off here with a tweet from alyssa milano and she was one of the first to really encourage women to speak out on social media using that hash tag need to and here she writes in twenty seventeen women stood up and they said me too we overcame our fears to break the silence technology and social media have connected us all we can't turn away from each other's pain we are connected to each other label the conversation also revolves around president trump he was last year's choice he was nominated this year and he's also been accused of sexual misconduct and this is actually from a former obama administration member and he writes the person of the year award could have gone to donald trump instead it goes to the women who launched a movement that stands and powerful opposition to his values well done time magazine other nominees this year calling happen it just bezos kim jong un i think though this me too movement very good choice clearly a very good choice well who are the silence breakers yeah i mean that's the cover right that

first up, alyssa milano. >> she's hear. we heard you two are linked. >> a little bit.rter: 2003, the start of an over three-year relationship with cameron diaz. after the breakup, they remained friends. they starred in the comedy bad teacher together. >> you're worth the wait. >> i think so, too. as it turns out, we think the world of each other. had great experience together. >> what are you going to do entertain me? ♪ what guess around >> reporter: after this steamy music video, rumors j.t. got with scar jo. then in 2007, found his future wife, squesz ka biel. >> did you watch him on the mickey mouse club? >> i'm sure. i don't remember. but i'm sure i did. ♪ i'm bringing sexy back yeah >> reporter: at 36 years old, he's a total triple threat. he can sing, dance, and act. justin's got ten grammys and four emmys thanks to get stars on "snl." ♪ open the box that's the way you do it ♪ ♪ and i want to follow you ♪ all the single ladies >> i'm a little bit confused sflp we're the dancers. ♪ we don't mind all the watching ♪ you go as far to make a complete fool of yourself,

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movement will be launching times square new years eve ball drop, she's a social activist with alyssa milano got to mash too me too movement going last october that encourages sexual harassment victims to come forward. she will press button to drop the ball in new york. >>> of course, berk had quite the impact, all over different industries this year, we know me too movement were the face of the time, this year, the person of the year, and also, miss berke has philadelphia roots. >> i did in the know that. >> interesting. >> from philadelphia to all over the world talk about creating change. >> in kidding all right. a change is coming. cold today, or colder. >> exactly, colder, not coldest, just yet but we are still going on this, drop on the thermometer, swinging it backup by the time we hit weekend and wet weather with all that. all these changes have to come with a reason and these front that come through and that is why temperatures keep switching and why we have got more wet weather in the forecast here. taking a live look ever looking bethlehem from hotel bethlehem main str rig new, ch

the hash tag me too was used millions of times in more than eighty five countries after actress alyssa milano encouraged women to speak out on social media using the very hash tag of just a few months ago and she of course took to twitter today to celebrate time's decision she wrote it twenty seventeen women stood up and said me too we overcame our fears to break the silence technology and social media have connected us all we can't turn away from each other's pain we are connected to each other now many others agreed with her we're seeing lots of sentiments like this one this is for everyone he was able to speak out we were able to find their voice and finally feel validated and heard we are all times person of the year the conversation on social media also involves president trump who has also been accused of sexual misconduct former obama administration member crystal who says the person of the year award could have gone to trump instead it goes to the women who launched a movement that stands in powerful opposition to his values well done time. and international praise for this pick as we

mainstream can change the internet it will include less americans not more shouting in all caps alyssa milano has been very busy lately time though to tweet funny thing happened yesterday agit pyle f.c.c. attacked me for using my voice to speak out against his plan to kill net neutrality but what has passed by the head of f.c.c. got to say this is what he told fox news on monday have a listen. the hysteria has reached a pitch which is completely disproportionate to the facts and as i say we were living in a broken internet in twenty fifteen all of these harms of these celebrities and what not to write talking about our hypothetical would there's no market failure here in a service providers are not and have not blocked content willy nilly and we're confident going forward to giving the robust rules we in the federal trade commission has they won't going forward and so we know facebook google and we did as part of this conversation he declined busy right now many so this is a perspective that of course this conversation is happening in the u.s. but because we're a global t.v. show this is what

burke, along with alyssa milano, viral last go october. it encourages sexual harassment victims to come forward. the new year comes new momentum to fuel the work and that they won't stop anytime soon. adrianna: lady gaga is on the growing list of names heading to las vegas. she kicks off her residency next december. she says it's been her lifelong dream to perform their and she joins a long list of legends like tony bennett, frank sinatra, and elvis presley. larry: i would go. what i.: so maybe see mariah carey and britney spears. larry: exactly. time for your 60 second express. has been passed. >> republicans are on their way to celebrate their first significant victory. >> america to new heights. a disgrace. >> airport workers planning to walk off the job, licking sure that their message is heard, striking during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. the amtrak train still littering the ground. >> you have been distracting. >> meeting last night, edward burroughs says that school leaders knew about the issues involving the record-

. >> reporter: the hash tag found a wider audience when alyssa milano tweeted about it. >> i want companies to hire more women and teach our children better. >> reporter: a moment that prompted "time"'s choice led to a lasting movement that will be answered in the years ahead. mark barger, nbc news. >>> the runners up for this year's honor, president trump and the president of china. so do you agree with this year's choice? we asked you to weigh in on facebook and the vast majority of you, more than 70%, say yes, you do. >> shot my mistake. >>> and the surprising new research out today about birth control and what some doctors are saying to women in their 40s to reduce their risk. >> and a happy ending after a shipping mix-up left a bride without her >>> another sign of the holiday season. the capitol tree is glowing. >> paul ryan lit the tree a while ago. every year, the u.s. forest of its forests. this year's tree is from montana. >> it's a big one, just under eight stories tall and decorated with thousands of ornaments handmade by children from montana. it is a big tree and it's always s

burke will ring in 2018 to drop the crystal ball in time square and joined by alyssa milano. the movement encourages sexual harassment victims to come forward. with the new year comes new momentum to fuel this work. we won't stop soon. >> the banks are preparing for the worst. the regulators approved the living will plan of the eight biggest banks. should >> apple hopes to revive pokÉmon craze. isn't that where people walked out in traffic? >> it is. jonathan: not good. unlike the previous version that they floated above the ground. this will incorporate it to the real world settings. the game's creatures that escape if they desudden movement. >> i thought that was done! >> having struggled if years to regain a place in the cell phone market, blackberry is moving to driverless cars. >> bit coin exploding in value. it's gone nuts. in the popularity. a car dealership says you can buy a car in albany in exchange for the virtual currency. they say it's valuable enough to allow. >> crazy. >> think of the virtual, the ride share companies that don't own the car. jonathan: i guess i

. ♪ cry me a river >> then came the rebound relationship, alyssa milano. >> i'm dating around. ♪ baby>> then a three-year relationship with cameron diaz. even after the breakup, the two remained friends. they starred in the comedy "bad future" together. >> as it turned out, we just still think the world of each other and had a great experience together. >> what are you going to do to entertain me? >> after this steammy music video, there were rumors that j.t. got with scar-jo. nothing was ever confirmed, though. then in 2007, he found his future wife, jessica biel. >> did you watch him on "the mickey mouse club." >> i'm sure i watched him on "the mickey mouse club." i don't really remember, but i'm sure i did. >> i'm bringing sexy back. >> at 36 years old, j.t. is a total triple threat. he can sing, he can dance and he can act. justin's got ten grammys and four emmys, thanks to guest starring on "snl." ♪ open the box and that's the way you do it ♪ >> i'm just a little bit confused. >> if you go far to make a fool of yourself, you'll be rewarded. i love awards. i don't hate winning. ♪

and alyssa milano posted a tweet saying -- lindsey: other responses as well -- and this tweet by "time" getting a reaction about the anonymous story. if you scroll in it. the anonymous woman is represented by a portion of her arm and people are noticing. back to you. alison: thank you. you leave your child with a babysitter and you hope he or she is safe. but last night an 11-year-old boy was shot by the man in charge of taking care of him. police are quick to call this an accident. stephen tschida has an update on the child's condition and just what went wrong here. a horrible story. stephen: very troubling indeed. it happened in this town home night. police saying it's a tragic accident. we have been talking with the police. they tell us that the man is cooperating with them. but the investigation continues. as far as the little boy, still in cit can condition. a frantic scene. an 11-year-old boy shot by his male babysitter in a tragic accident. the gun fired when a 33-year-old man and former member of the mill tear went to put it -- military went to put it away. the child struck in

. >> a lot of people talking just like alyssa milano.he shined a lot on the #metoo victory, a lot of people with the shocking win of doug jones over roy moore. she said, thank you for restoring faith in

a tweet from the actress and activist alyssa milano is credited with popularizing the hash tag in 2017. in the days after it went viral, twitter reported 1.7 million people posted a #me too message in 25 count reeries. number one, president trump. there were few news stories that didn't include president trump and one of his tweets. the president was a walking talking 20ing story. he is the most tweeted about elected official in the world. his twitter feed drove news coverage whether he was telling nfl players to stand during the national anthem or pointing nicknames for adversaries. he dominated the news cycle and brought politics in a new way and with no sign of curbing his twitter use, it seems likely that president trump will remain a part of all the trending stories in 2018 and beyond. >> thanks to brooke. me your most memorable moment of 2017 as we look forward to the next year. coming up here on cnn, alabama secretary of state said doug jones will be testified as the next senator of alabama in a few hours. is there any chance roy moore's lawsuit can put a stop to it in the court

we haven't seen stars like alyssa milano, who descended into john oshoff. he is doing that delicate dance that democrats have to down south. get the word out but in the right way. still, that hasn't stopped mailers like this one from making the rounds and we haven't heard much -- this one, the radical doug jones liberal agenda, they are trying to turn this race, democrats, or avoid turning this into a national candidate. >> there's no question, because i'm pretty sure if you look at nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, they are not doing very well. and to the extent that you can nationalize the race and pin him to them, that's what this has been about. that's what the president has tried to do and every republican strategist has tried to do. it makes sense. >> plus, they are hoping for a depressed republican turnout. all of those who voted for luther strange, the republican who lost in the primary to roy moore, there may be people who legitimately feel depressed about their options in this race and stay home and that's what democrats want. so by sending somebody

. >> the hashtag was created a decade ago, but a tweet from the activist alyssa milano is credited withhashtag. twitter reported that 1.7 million people had posted a hashtag #metoo message. >>> number one, president donald trump. there were few, if any major news stories in 2017 that did not include president donald jmp trump and one of his tweets the. he was a walking, talking trending story. which is fitting, since he is the most tweeted-about elected official in the world. his twitter feet drove news coverage. whether he was telling nfl players to stand during the national anthem or coining nicknames for adversaries. trump dominated the news cycle for 2017 and brought politics into the social media realm in a whole new way. with no sign of curbing his twitter use, it seems likely that president trump will remain a big part of all the trending stories in 2018 and beyond. >> brooke, don't forget to ring in the new year with cnn. anderson cooper and andy cohen host the live event beginning at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. it's supposed to be one of the coldest any year's eaves on record. >>

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. >> a lot of people talking just like alyssa milano. she shined a light on the #metoo movement.nning victory of doug jones and defeat of roy moore. she thanked the people of alam

but a tweet from alyssa milano is credited with it in 2017.ed a hashtag me too message in 85 countries. number one, president trump. there were very few stories that did not include president donald j. trump and one of his tweets. the president was a walking, talking trending story. he is the most tweeted about elected official in the world. his twitter feed drove news coverage, whether he was telling the nfl to stand during the anthem. trump dominated the news cycle for 2017 and brought politics to the social media realm in a new way. and it seems likely that president trump will remain a big part of all the trending stories in 2018 and beyond. >> something to look forward to. >>> you've been watching cnn news room from los angeles. it continues with richard quest in london after a quick news break. do stay with us. shield annuities from brighthouse financial, allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. with a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. brighthouse financial established by me

the "today" show talked with actress alyssa milano who helped it go viral. >> i thought if wick couldome forward and say, me, too. two beautiful words, then we can start to shape it and get an idea of the magnitude of this issue and of this problem. i sent the tweet and went to sleep. i woke up and there were 53,000 replies. >> amazing. >> you can see that full interview, which includes the movement's original creator. worth noting, the magazine did select two runner ups, china's president third and president trump placed second. he was the top choice last year and last month claimed he turned down the magazine's offer to be this year's choice. this morning, the magazine says that is completely false. so far, no new reaction from the president this morning. >>> the team of marcus and laura. looking over here, san mateo bridge, we have smooth traffic westbound. we just missed a problem. the issue was a disabled vehicle pushed off the roadway. it's clear of the bridge and lanes. great news. we look at the map, westbound 92, no problems. a build on the hayward side out of san leandro. a

among the famous names alyssa milano, ashley judd and taylor swift. >> did you see the elbow?he corner. that represents the people who do not want to be seen but are telling their story anyway. developing news from washington. former white house strategist steve bannon is backing alabama senate candidate ray moore and attacking republicans. bannon appeared at a rally for moore last night and ripped mitt romney after romney slammed moore's candidacy. the former candidate for president said it wasn't worth losing the party's honor and integrity over this. bannon jumped on that comment and called out romney for not serving in vietnam. >> mitt, here is how it is, brother, you hid behind your religion. you went to france to be a missionary when guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam. do not talk to me about honor and integrity. >> moore did serve in vietnam. his senate run has come into question following numerous allegations of sexual misconduct. and how about this, protesters dressed as oppressed women from the popular tv series "the handmaid's tale. "this video shot last ni

the "today" show spoke with alyssa alyssa milano who helped it. >> i thought if women could come forward and say me, too, two beautiful words she started. we can shape it and get an idea of the magnitude of the issue and problem. i sent the tweet and went to sleep. i woke up and there are 53,000 replies. >> gave a lot of people the outlet to speak out. you can see the full interview that includes the movement's original creator. that's after "today in the bay." the magazine did select two runners up. china's president came in third place. president trump placed second. he was the top choice last year and last month, he claimed he turned down the magazine's offer to be this year's story. the magazine said this morning, that was a completely false statement. so far, no new reaction from the president. >>> the san mateo bridge as far as commutes affecting your drive. the crash cleared. good news affecting the bridge wbld. we look at the map. it's in the middle there as you cross over the bay. speed sensors in hayward looking smooth. moving toward the dumbarton bridge. the south bay starts t

. >> a lot of people talking just like alyssa milano. she shined a lot on the #metoo victory, a lot of people with the shocking win of doug jones over roy moore. she said, thank you for restoring fai i

female activist first created #me too more than a decade ago but a tweet from the actress alyssa milanoizing the hash tag in 2017. twitter reported that more than 1.7 million people had posted a #me too message in 85 countries. number one, president donald trump. there were few, in any major news stories in 2017 that did not include president donald j. trump and one of his tweets. the president was a walking talking trending story, which is fitting since he is the most tweeted about elected official in the world. his twitter feed drove news coverage. whether he was telling nfl players to stand during the national anthem or coining nicknames for adversaries. trump dominated the news cycle for 2017 and brought politics into the social media realm in a whole new way. and with no sign of curbing his twitter use, it seems likely that president trump will remain a big part of all the trending stories in 2018 and beyond. >> and beyond. we have much more just ahead in the cnn newsroom. please stay with us. found in jellyfish,grediy prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in d

including in fact some of the women that are part of that meet to movement want to start here with alyssa milano and she was one of the first to encourage women to speak out on social media using that hash tag me too and here she writes in twenty seventeen women stood up and said me too we overcame our fears to break the silence technology and social media have connected all of us and we can't turn away from each other's pain we are connected to each other many other people do agree with her we're seeing lots of sentiments like this one that says this is for everyone who was able to speak out we were able to find their voice and finally feel validated and heard we are all times person of the year there are the conversation also involves president trump he was last year's choice he was on the short list this year and he has also been accused of sexual misconduct this is actually coming here from a former obama administration member chris lew and he says the person of the year award could have gone to trump instead it goes to the women who launched a movement that stands in powerful opposition to

>> we're joined by talana burke, the creator of the #metoo movement, and alyssa milano.moments ago. >> i heard there was a big hug there. >> we text like 20 times a day. >> but the connection is there. i'll start with you. you did this hash tag. you said #metoo in 2006. has this exceeded your wildest hopes for what could be accomplished? >> i would never have imagined this. i would change the world. i was trying to change my community. >> stepping forward is tough. you both did that. can you put us inside your head, the minute before you decided to speak out, alyssa, what was going on? what kind of courage did it take? >> a few things was going on. i was in bed with my daughter. she was sleeping next to me. and my children are the great impetus for everything i do in live. but my friend, rose mcgowan had been hurt and silenced for a long time. she was fighting back. i wanted to support her in what she was going through. in turn, support women everywhere. i thought, if women could just come forward and say, #metoo. two beautiful words that tarana started, we can shape thi

. >> well, people to have fire back, and so in a series of tweets alyssa milano says we are not outraged picture. we are outraged because we were made to feel this was normal. we were outraged because we have been gaslighted. we were outraged because we were silenced for so long. >> i think she has a point. >> yes, absolutely. >> lets get to into this segment because i have teased you enough. what do you buy a chicken for christmas. >> now, we have one of our favorite veterinarians, to come in. we know what to get dogs and cats but what do you get your hamster. >> you know who we could ask about the chicken. >> who. >> karen hepp has chickens. >> somebody find karen hepp metally what do you give a chicken for christmas. >>> predicting the future. >> well, sort of. >> a new study detailing how to tell if your partner will cheat on you, and what you should watch for to avoid heart break. >> oh, wow. >> do you give your boss a gift, you know, it may seem like a kind gesture but what do your boss's and co-workers think about that. is it considered what we used to call brown nosing which is a

been a hot button issue, but with its repeal now all but certain supporters are celebrities like alyssa milanoimeo are up in arms. they're arguing that the freedom of the internet is at stake. the obama-era rules prevent internet ser providers like at&t and verizon from treating web sites differently and charging more money to reach their customers. >> online you can say what you want. >> reporter: pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro wants to keep the rules in place. >> without it, then big companies can decide what content you're going to get at a certain speed and what content you're going to get, say, at a slower speed. >> reporter: he and 17 other attorneys general have asked the fcc to delay the vote, in part because they say the comment period was highjacked by millions of fake submissions using names of real people. >> they stole their voice in our american democracy, and i'm not going to stand for that. >> reporter: fcc chairman who was appointed by president trump says the criticism is overblown. >> i'm threatening our democracy? really? >> reporter: since he announced a new pl