our philly fox affiliate running a story about a new jersey man who hit lady luck in atlantic city. the lakewood resident won a million dollars playing poker on a $5 bet. that's tonight live look outside the beltway from special report. we will be right'l back.

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inches ow s today in atlantic city from this little system. system spinning around in parts of the mid-atlantic and parents northeast today. all eyes on this guy bringing rain and snow to the sierra nevada but rain down to the southern portionsf california. most of california needed rainfall after the forestires 've seen. we have some rainoc ated with that storm system moving in. way storm will move all the across the country. snowfall and into westexas ound dallas, some storms down towards houston. severe weather comes across towards the southeast. if this phases withnother syst coming from the north, that would suck this storm up to the north. that would allow the snow to make its way into the d.c. area. if it doese not p look at the cutoff. richmond, south, we have a pretty big storm. to the north, not much at all. that's why we're talking about this being a low-impact or no impact at all across the area. younell need the coats tomorrow morning. next couple of, days 42 on friday, a cold one, cold all the way through. 39 on saturday. storm ch

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one man's incredible luck at the poker table in atlantic city. >>> also ahead, we take you to radio cityake you behind the scenes at the rockettes. you'll see how many costume chave to go through during each performance. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables >>> we're back with lots of santas hitting the slopes in idaho. dozens of these kris kringles turned out for the annual santa ski-a-thon. it turns out santa needed some rest and relaxation after flying around the world delivering those gifts. nice getaway. >>> in northern new york, one family is showing off their 18-foot-tall snowman. >> whoa. >> look at that. >> his name, he's got a name, too, franklin. but they have a brehm, they can't find a scarf that fits him, so they're asking the public for help. stitching together a 20-foot-long scarf to keep him warm. >> oh, my gosh. that scarf. what about his hat? how did they even do that? >> some people need scarves. >>> well, one man who visited atlantic city is extra warm this holiday we

yesterday, an early snowstorm moved through atlantic city. that's a lot of snow.ar some of south jersey saw up to 6 inches. a winter storm warning was in effect until the late evening. all of that snow cght some residents off guard. they were originally looking at maybe half an inch o snow, but things quickly changed overnight. it impacted the roads. look atat th. there were some minor crashes, but no one w hurt. >> that looked full-on winter wonderland. >> seriously. >>> well, a nativity scene atma achusetts church is causing controversy. coming up, we'll sho.it to yo uh >>> plus, w doesn't like giving their pet a treat? this morning, a new warning about some potentially dangerous treats on the market. two things you neeut to find about any product before giving it to your pet. >>> chuck? >> good morning, chris. good morning, everybody. temperatures are belowing in most of the suburbs this morning. our cold weather pattern is here to stay. i'll talk more about that little sunday/monday snow chance comi up. ng >>> a nativity scene in massachu

storm system off the coast brought snow, upwards of seven ches close to atlantic city.was a surprise for but what we're really watching is off to the west now. way west. we're talking about back towards california. this storm system making its way onshore. but that's not the only one i'm watching. there are two systems here. one in california, another one south of alaska. yes, these two will eventually come together. how thera in, that's going to be the forecast, or, that's going to be the forecast question. this one rides int canada. this one moves to the south. this is the big storm here. this is a little bit of a piece of energy. if these are able to come together, well, we get snow. many of the computer models kind ofp these things separate. what does that mean? that means our snow says stay who the south and we don't get anything on sundaay or mo it is not a storm at all. but some of the computer models have continued to try to bring these storms together,, if they he storm moves north and look at this. we get into some pretty big snow here sunday into monday. what

this new jersey man won a million dollars on a $5 bet at a casino in atlantic city. he drew three cards. the dealer had the other three for a six-card royal straight flush. the odds were less than 20 million to 1. he says he plans to give most of it to his kids. lucky kids. >>> coming up, new concerns about lebron james. the latest on his injury that he suffered last night. >>> but first how to control screen time. tips for parents whose kids refuse to put down those electronic toys. >>> a very special gift for the holidays. a couple that adopted seven little boys from the same family. the beautiful thing about care, is knowing that it's always there... ...and that it always will be. ♪ walgreens. trusted since 1901 ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. you'll make my morning, buty the price ruin my day.ou? complicated relationship with mi

. >> glor: a snowstorm hit the jersey shore today, dropping more than six inches north of atlantic cityry weather ahead. a cross-country storm is expected to dump snow and ice from the mountains in the west all the way to the mid-atlantic by the end of this weekend. an explosive new report, put together by lawyers for cbs, accuses the company's former c.e.o., les moonves, of misleading investigators and destroying evidence in a sexual e sconduct investigation. moonves was forced out in september. this report is expected to be presented to the cbs board next week. "the new york times" says it has seen an early draft. jericka duncan has details, plus an interview tonight with a new accuser, and a warning: some of what your about the hear is graphic. >> reporter: according to the "times," the 59-page draft report says moonves "deliberately lied about and minimized the extent of his sexual misconduct," partly to protect his $120 million severance package. plus, he allegedly deleted text messages, instructed at least one person not to speak to investigators, and that either he or someone els

. >> a snowstorm hit the jersey shore today, dropping more than 6 inches north of atlantic city. there is more wintry weather ahead, a cross-country storm is expected to have snow and ice on the mountains in the west all the way to the mid-atlantic by the end of this weekend. >>> the cbs overnight news will be right back. once i started looking for it was a no-brainer. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. the geico app makes it easy to manage my policy. i can pay my bill, add a new driver, or even file a claim. woo, hey now! that's a win-win. thank you! switch to geico®. it's a win-win. know what turns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly. and when i really want to take it up a notch we use k-y yours & mine. tingling for me, warming for him. wow! this holiday season get what you want i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tid

the rain sweeping across raleigh, washington, d.c., nashville, baltimore, atlantic city all on track december ever. i want to take a look at new year's eve weekend. behind the system that brought all the snow, a bitter blast of really cold air is coming. we're going to be windchills well below zero. it stays pretty mild and comfortable for the northeast. remember new year's eve in times square the temperature was 9 degrees when the ball dropped. this year it's probably going to be in the 30s. that will seem quite comfortable. >> that will be nice for the thousands out there. >>> still ahead, former producers from the apprentice show how they changed donald trump's issue, essentially paving his way to the presidency. essentially paving his way to the presidency this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity t

fox affiliate running a story about a new jersey man with his ladylove to atlantic city, he wanted $1 million playing poker on a $5 bet. that is a live look outside the beltway. we will be right back. in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? and then, more jobs robegan to appear.. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> north carolina >> with caroline at length congressional district race is still unresolved a month after the midterm elections. newly released affidavits allege absentee ballot collected from north carolina voters by mcrae dallas, the chief strategist for republican mark harris's campaign. one voter claims blackmail in absentee ballots directly to dallas. we are learning more about the deadly tsunami that water sure in indonesia. no sirens, no text messages, no major ground convulsions to warn people enjoying themselves over the holiday weekend. indonesia today mourns the dead and missing from saturday's tsunami, three way to the islands of ja

we had a pretty potent storm system, atlantic city, 3 to 6 tches of snowoday as that storm system movesff coast. part of a larger storm continuing to rotate around our area. all eyes are on this storm bringing beneficial rain to parts of california, snow towards the mountains, snows 6 to 12 inches at the higher elevations. this is a storm that we'll be tracking for you movingcross the country. winter storm watches in effect for parts of texas and oklahoma. that storm moves our way, and yes, it does look like we are going to be watching the srm very closely on sunday. this is one of our commuter models. e storm stays far enough south. we don't see anything at all. again, this is what i'm leaning towards.ea i'm reallyng towards most of us not seeing much at all. if you want to see it, head on down to roanoke. they could see a good amountf snow ihat area, mountains of north carolina. this moves off towards the east and monday it's out of here. some computer models are trying to bring this closer to our area, so we have a lot of time to work it out. a couple pieces to be loo.d that's why we'l

and then four of the people who ran his casinos in atlantic city went down in a helicopter.he guys who were in charge. four young men. business partners of donald, employees, really, went down in helicopter. i said that's just so awful. he said, you know, i could have been on the helicopter. that was his reaction. brian: how much of that second book sell? peter: i was surprised to discover it had been on the bestseller list for seven weeks. brian: what did you print, 500,000? peter: probably. a couple hundred thousand, certainly. the business was different than. you could ship all these books and take as many as you wanted to give them, today people are careful. there were times when it was very high. the downside was significant. brian: the returns rate has to do with what? peter: the publishing industry works with -- you give a bookseller a book. if it sells, great. if it doesn't, they have the right to return it. that is a protocol that goes back to the depression era. the belief was if a bookseller could not give you the book back, they would not be able to survive. bria

the trump business is in new york, atlantic city, which has to do with him being a real estate developerthe casino business. he's crossed paths with some very unsavory characters. do you see more to that, more in it than that? jennifer, i'll ask you that. >> look, he grew up in queens. there have obviously been reports for many, many years that his development business had a lot of organized crime ties. you know, it's hard to say. i think he also acts like a lot of strongmen that we see, autocrats around the world. i think some of that is his personality. some of that is where he grew up. but there's no question he really is trying to tamper with this case. he's not only trying to bend public opinion. he's trying to get people who will cooperate against him not to do so. i'm not saying he's crossed the line into what could be a criminal case against him, but it's very, very, very close. >> jeffrey, you said that prosecutors are also treating this like an organized crime case. explain that. >> as i said, they're working their way up the ladder. you see that sometimes in white collar cases

he's had the fbi in atlantic city with organized crime investigations. but he hasn't had a veteran prosecutor like robert mueller with a team of 13 highly talented people who are content not to be in the press and who are content to take out their notebooks and make little checkmarks and file papers and move the legal ball forward. and he doesn't really know how to handle that. he's ill equipped legally. he has emmet flood in the white house, he's a good attorney, but he has this odd greek chorus of rudy giuliani and alan dershowitz out there battling. that's not a legal strategy. that's performance art. and the problem here is donald trump is a performance artist who is now getting pushed into a corner by bob mueller. and i've thought for quite sometime now the real trigger here will be if his son don junior gets indicted or if jared kushner gets indicted. if he gets a whiff of any of those things, he'll lash out. i think it's highly likely he'll try to fire mueller. >> well, we'll see. i tell people go back and look at the opening sequence of the appre

do look like much. 3 to 6 inches today around atlantic city in new jersey. amazing what happened up there, not predicted as much as, maybe 2 inches predicted up there, but 3 to 6 inches. they're seeing a winter srm warning. that storm system moves out to sea. that's moving away from us. that will helpur take snow showers out. the one we're watching is back towards california. eat news for california. they are seeing rain and mountain snows. they need this. thises this the same system we'll watch come across the country in the next couple days, dive down to the south towards the dpoem, winter stormch w in effect for texas with snow and potential sleet, ice around that area. then it moves into the southeast and gives us a chance for some snow coming up on sunday and into monday. we'r t going to be watchingt extremely closely to see exactly where this goes. amelia and i will go over that for you at around4:45. tomorrow, coats. 45 by the timeic you'reng up the kids. slightly warmer tomorrow but still on the chilly side.h average h is around 50. i still don't hav

inland areas, including boston and new york and areas just outside of philadelphia, atlantic city andwind advisories. not only dealing with heavy rain but strong winds. that's a recipe for major airport delays. raining from north florida, around pensacola. it was pouring in atlanta. it's moved up to the georgia mountains. now steady, heavy rain in the northeast. as far as impacts go, we'll see road and river flooding threats. saturated soil is going to increase the flood threat throughout the day today. maybe another one to three inches out of this. here's the great news. here's the saturday map. saturday looks fantastic. you just have to get past today. >> all right. we'll try to do that. thanks, bill. >>> after syria, the president is poised to make another controversial military decision. this time concerning troops in afghanistan. >> plus, ethics officials advise the acting attorney general to recuse himself from the russia probe but matthew whitaker has decided not to take that recommendation. we'll explain, next. take your razor, yup. alright, up and down, never side to side, sh

black eye on this where they mishandled ray rice who was seen on tape assaulting his ex-wife in an atlantic citysuspend him. charges against rice were dropped after he completed a pre-trial intervention program but he hasn't returned to the nfl. rice incident forcing the nfl to make major changes in how it handled domestic assault. the nfl claiming at the time it hadn't seen a critical piece of evidence which showed rice dragging his then fiance out of the elevator. the league hired robert mueller whose report ultimately supported the nfl on this measure. now more questions for the nfl which has known about this latest incident for nearly a year. >> thank you to cnn's paulo sandoval for the report. >>> one of the things that george h.w. bush is remembered for is his demeanor, cool and calm, but the former u.s. president also had a lighter side, and he was not afraid to laugh at himself. >> so last night on "saturday night live" they paid tribute to the former president and tribute to his sense of humor. >> president bush was famously a warm and gracious man who always understood the power in bei

yesterday an early snowstorm moved through atlantic city. some parts of south jersey saw up to 6 inches. the winter storm warning was in effect until the late evening. all of thatnow caught some residents off guard. they were originally looking at maybe half an inch of snow. what a surprise. things quickly changed overnight. it impacted the roads. you can see cars there on the side. there were some crashes, but no one was hurt. a >> not good day for the meteorologists up there. >> no, half an inch. >> get half a foot. >> weather is tricky. that's tough job. >>> all right. the nativity scene at a massachusetts church is causing some controversy. coming up, we'll show it to you. >>> plus, who doesn't like giving their pet a treat? this morning, a new warningom about potentially dangerous sweets on the markets. the two things you need to find outbout any product before giving it to your pet. >>> chuck? >> good morning, everybody. toppy thursday. already startin think about the weekend. we have been watching that chance for some snow sinday into

and then four of the people who ran his casinos in atlantic city went down in a helicopter, the guys who were in charge, four young men, business partners of donald's, employees, really, went down in a helicopter. i saw donald after that, and i said, it's just so awful. he said, you know, i could have been on that helicopter. that was his reaction. brian: how many books did that second book sell? peter: i was surprised to discover that it was actually on the best seller list for search weeks, but it didn't tell 10%, maybe 15% from the first. brian: what did you print, 500,000? peter: probably. couple hundred thousand, certainly. remember, the business was different then. you could ship all these books into places like barnes & noble and borders. they would take as many as you wanted to give them. today it's much more, people are careful. they weren't careful then. so the return rate was very high. the downside was significant. brian: returns rate has to do with what? peter: the publishing industry works, you give somebody a book, you give a book seller a book, if it sells, great. if

this is someone who has been bankrupt multiple times and who, for those of us who live around atlantic city, you know, you can't hear the trump name in that town without folks spitting to the ground. this is not a surprise. this is someone who has tried in every single way to evade taxes from the very beginning. that first -- that bombshell "new york times" story that got lost in the news of the day. >> we spent days on it. it didn't get lost here. >> but this is a part of his character. and the question is, is there going to be somebody, whether it's congress or the southern district of new york or the department of justice that will finally hold this person accountable? because the hypocrisy is so, so glaring. when you have a zero tolerance policy from this white house for a refugee seeking haven in the united states, whereas he and his associates are supposed to be able to get off scot-free because it's all out in the open because, for example, on june 27th -- or july 27th, he said to a press conference, russia, go look into her e-mails, then that night they did, that is still something

>> i think donald trump has intersected with organized crime for decades in atlantic city and new yorkad partnerships with people that had connections to russian organized crime. i think to say the whole thing has been a criminal enterprise is a stretch, but i don't think you need to say it's a criminal enterprise to continue to prosecute him for breaking the law. >> all right, guys, thank you so much. nick, tim, appreciate it. >>> is trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, about to become the white house chief of staff? you heard that correctly. new reporting breaking new. >>> also a bipartisan rebuke of trump. a new vote from the senate about the saudi crown prince. >>> first drama in the courtroom. a russian agent admits to conspiracy against the united states. there is more to this story? stay with us. ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy

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i wish i could go to atlantic city and have a 97% chance winning. 3% doesn't seem like that much, but that is a national stadium down the street. that is a lot of people whose careers may be significantly if not egregiously harmed and their families and you can think of the impacts. what are some of the problems that we see? the time that it takes from an investigative standpoint can be a time that impacts the company. and the agencies. but how about the time that it takes to go through substantive due process? there are agencies and some of them are legitimate that it takes time. there are agencies that it will take two to three years for each level of appeal. it will take me five or six years to get someone through the full appeal process. when they are denied a clearance which they will be told about a month or two after it actually happens, it will be 15 to 18 months before they have a personal appearance before someone inside that agency. and then another six to nine months before a decision is rendered. you can imagine if they are denied a clearance at a defense contractor, wait

contest but long-held assumptions about american womanhood when they hung a bedsheet inside the atlantic city convention hall declaring women's liberation. women's rights became part of the national conversation. transforming household and workplaces, and society itself. our guests are deborah's bar from barnard college, and author of one women, sex, power and the quest for protection. and mona jereb, a syndicated columnist and senior editor at the ethics policy center in washington, d.c. she is the author of the upcoming book sex matters: how modern feminism lost touch with science, love, and common sense. here is betty for dan from may 9 2000 explain why a renewed women's movement was necessary in the 1960s. e had to get rid that. e had to get rid we had to break through that. we had to say, women are people, >> this separate view of women, the feminine mystique, we had to get rid of that. we had to break through that. we had to say women are people, no more, no less. in order then to consciously fight for and realize that we were entitled to the same opportunities, to participate in societ

happier news from new jersey that involves a guy who quite literally played his cards right in atlantic city and it paid off big time. look at him. he won a million dollars on a $5 poker bet. the odds less than 20 million to 1 and he plans to give most of his winnings to his kids. meanwhile, many americans went looking for a christmas miracle by way of a mega jackpot. gio benitez has more on that story. >> reporter: they were looking for that christmas miracle of $321 million. so sorry to say it didn't happen and now looking at nine weeks without a single winner. there has not been a single mega millions top winner since that record-breaking $1.5 billion drawing back in october. let's look at those winning numbers right now. someone in america has a ticket worth a million dollars, $3 million if they bought that multiplier. make sure you check your tickets this morning. with no winner, the jackpot keeps rolling up and the next drawing this friday night for an estimated $348 million. $210 if you take the lump sum cash option, just enough to start the new year off right, dan. >> just enough. th

. >> atlantic city? >> no.dral. but he chooses to go down south where he will be treated like dirt. he realizes that what don is doing is, like, a nonviolent protest. >> reporter: and the title of the movie, "green book," is based on a guide. >> the guide from the mid '30s to the mid '60s. white people would have the places you can stay. the negro owner's green book was there was not many places you can stay, and here's where you can stay so you don't get beat up or worse. >> my wife went out and bought one of your records. about the orphans. >> orfius. those weren't chish on the cover. these. >> reporter: demons in the bowls of hell. >> reporter: central to the story are the people from two different backgrounds who form a close friendship. >> it's funny. it's a great buddy movie, like, a road trip, but they are also going to get something really profound. you can't help but thinking about the times we're living in and the value of communicating, of listening to each other rather that just yelling and each sta

trump is -- when he built his library, perhaps on the board walk of atlantic city -- joking -- >> maybe. >> maybe. it could be. >> people believe you on that one. well within the range of possibility. >> i think he's going to want to control his story and he's certainly willing to put money into it. we've seen an irrevocable change. >> consider the dangers inherent in this. fdr just as he invented the modern presidency, invented the presidential library. it was his notion thatymbiotic with popular history in one part of the building and research in the other part of the building and as we've seen with presidents like harry truman, dwight eisenhower, that contributes to the evolution of how both scholars and the general public see the brie brars. if you take away the scholarly function, it's no longer a presidential library. it may be something else, it may be very, very useful and i expect it will be a great success but it's not a presidential library. >> and it might be financially unsustainable, too. because they have gotten so big and ambitious can you rightfully ask the federal gove

i think trump will change it, when he built his library perhaps on the boardwalk of atlantic city, i'm joking, >> maybe. >> maybe but it could be. but i think he is going to want to control his story and he is probably certainly willing to put money to do so i think we have seen irrevocable change. >> consider the dangers inherent in this. fdr invented the modern president, and he invented the presidential library. and it was his notion that there would be a symbiotic relationship between historical activity going on in this part of the building and in the museum. and the two interact. and as we have seen with presidents like harry truman, dwight eisenhower, you know that contributes to the evolution of humble scholars and the general public. if you take away the scholarly function, it's no longer presidential library. it may be something else, it may be very useful, and i suspect it will be great success but it's not a presidential library. >> it is unsustainable, too because they've gotten so big and because they've gotten so ambitious, can you ask the federal government to fund them

city. and there's another threat to new york shot along the atlantic coast close to the city. for years the german development agency g.-i said has been working with local n.g.o.s to try and curb this homegrown problem. years nijhum into the sand have been removed for use in construction work toward a new a chart has expanded massively in recent years it's only really existed since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight and back then it had a population of just five hundred today it's one million which has meant a loss of sand being removed for building work and that's created gaps in the dunes and leveled them so those that we still have need to be stabilized. tamarisk bushes have now been planted on fifty hectares of juice they're extremely tough and able to cope with the salty water and the lack of nutrients in the sunday ground. their job is to reinforce the dunes and protect new york shot from the dangers of rising sea levels. pulling together to protect the environment that seems to be the most effective strategy and not just for people doing a bit section this week look

he's going to wreck the economy just like he did all the casinos in atlantic city. don't know what kind of drugs they are smoking or taking, but this man is nothing but a crook. everyone in new jersey and new york knows it. all the people calling and have no clue how this man is going to destroy this country. he's already doing it now and he's lying everyday. you just showed a couple lies already. c-span, go through the archives and dig up what's really going on at the border. we will try to hold off on allers.lling of other col north dakota. independent. go ahead. caller: i don't think our economy is in any trouble right now. president trump has helped the economy. thank god for democrats. us an ability to take and look at what they say. the economy is great. the people in the united states live beyond their means. area, the average income is $41,000. if they want to buy a brand-new vehicle, the most they can afford is $230 payments. payments, which is over, which makes our economy look good. democrats and the do the opposite and you will be ok. host: gary and ster

he was outraged because in his practice in atlantic city he saw women from around the world.om kenya or russia or korea who wait until they're 8 and a half months pregnant to border a plane to get here. it's not just something that affects the border or a wall will fix. unfortunately people in both parties don't want to address it. ainsley: let's talk about kristin gillibrand a senator, democrat, new york. she condemned bill clinton for monica lewenski. she wanted to stop judge kavanaugh. she just tweeted this our future is female. intersectional. powered by our belief in one another and we are just getting started. is that the future? i hope not, ainsley. sounds like the tweet of an oberlin college sophomore. i went to observer lynn. this is antimale grievance swallowing dog whistle. people don't understand that the history of this slogan which sounds really cute. wants it on a t-shirt for your daughter and make it seem as it if you are all about female empowerment. it's a dog whistle. the slogan came from the 1970s. and it was a feminist bookstore owner who sold shirts with

the acquaintances that he had in atlantic city, that would suggest that was not a part of donald trump'side d to, in a grotesque way, make it part of his pers a persona. thank you for being with us. >>> still ahead, he was described as undeniably pushy. he cut corners and deliberately employed extravagances, an exaggeration for polling effect. we're talking about winston churchill. we'll talk to historian and author andrew roberts about his new biography as some say is the greatest churchill single volume biography yet. we'll have more with tom nichols as well when we return. shield℠ annuities from brighthouse financial allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield℠ annuities from brighthouse financial, established by metlife. >>> with us now british historian andrew roberts whose new book "churchill -- walking with destiny" is one of "the wall street journal's" ten best books of 2018. one of "the economist's" best books of 2018 and one of "the

he filters those through his atlantic city real estate hustler sensibilities.ght not like what we see but this is what we have been asking for. less of a represents break from barack obama as is commonly assumed. i think there's a lot more commonalities than people want to admit. montz talking about his documentary. republicans (202) 748-8001. democrats (202) 748-8000. independents (202) 748-8002. ahead and start calling him now. you made this for the moving picture institute. what is that? guest: the foundation. they run a youtube channel called weave the internet tv. it's a politics and comedy to breakhat tries these need partisan tribal divisions that have become standard issue in american politics. when i was making this documentary i would tell people that if i'm doing my job i will piss people off of every partisan political persuasion. because frankly really doesn't fit into the little travel narratives. it's not as simple as people think it is an pointed out certain nuances inevitably makes people uncomfortable. host: when did you start making documenta

atlantic city mayor frank gillian and city councilman jeffrey font he roy brawling in a casino parkingng on the two men to resign. >>> another deputy now suspended over his response to parkland school shooting. the commission investigating the response effort found that broward county deputy edward eason delayed going into stoneman douglas high school. a sergeant had already been placed on leave for a similar reason. >>> an 8-year-old boy is speaking out after shocking video of him getting attacked by a shark. >> it started to hurt, and it felt like an alien with, like, a bunch of fingers. it was amazing and crazy. [laughter] emily: he was swimming with the sharks during a family vacation in the bahamas when one latched on to his back. asher will make a full recovery. >>> a marine veteran is paying special tribute to fellow service members with his home's grand christmas decorations. >> everybody tells me thank you for my service? i'm giving back. emily: ron bates crafting the military-themed display by himself. he says the thank you sign on his roof serves as a message board for nearb

the man hit it big with a royal straight flush playing three card poker at atlantic city casino.in the casino 15 years history. oh my gosh. the only thing that could make this colorado light display better an airman's christmas proposal right out front. >> the biggest blessing i have ever had in my entire life and the only woman i want to spend the rest of my life with. kayleigh, would you marry me? >> yes. >> i will put it on your hand. >> oh my gosh. of course she said yes. the two will spend christmas together before he returns to san antonio. those your headlines i will send it back to you. todd: if you are still looking for last-minute idea for a delicious meal tonight boy do we have you covered. griff: yes we do chef david burke joins us with ideas for christmas dinner meals. >> merry christmas. nice and early. >> what have we got here? >> couple of last-minute ideas, roast beef turkey or pork lion. one of the things people forget in their refrigerator on the door in the refrigerator you have all of these consdments most likely you like them because you bought them. we make