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. >> reporter: ana's fictional counterpart on "downton" is anna bates. >> i'm anna, the head house mate>> reporter: actress joanne frogrett has the inside scoop on what may have been the toughest part of being a maid. >> the worst thing of filming the first two series was the corsets. especially for a housemaid, how people used to manage doing manual tasks and cleaning a house in these things. >> reporter: in the series, viewers cheer for the downstairs folks, but let's face it, we dream of being the ones drinking the champagne, not pouring it. >> when you watch something like "downton," you know, you might imagine that you are lady mary, or the earl of grantham or, you know, upstairs. i don't think anybody watches it and think, "oh, i really wish i was mrs. patmore," or "i really wish i was the kitchen maid," or "oh, i long to be a footman," >> reporter: when we come back -- >> he's ha duke, a dad. he carried the queen's train. >> i bought my first bicycle with the money i earned. >> from the money -- >> yeah a duchess and duke roll up their sleeves. and all this can be yours if you ga

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everybody is kind of waiting with bated bets to see -- bated breath to see what these regulations areknow that a number of ceo's, apple ceo tim cook, yahoo!'s orissa myrick, costello, twitter were all meeting with the -- yahoo!'s marissa mayer, others were all meeting with the president, do you think this has influenced to release this report now? >> jay carney was asked about that and he said no, this had been in the works for a couple of days. but you look at that meeting, you look at the federal judge that said the nsa's collection programs were likely unconstitutional, both of these meetings, the meeting yesterday, which i was told was not a positive meeting, plus this federal judge, two very problematic days for the white house. they have figured out that they need to get something out now, and this report is how they're going to do it, emily. >> we will be watching to see what this report says. i know you will keep us updated on that throughout the day, phil mattingly. another hot button issue is whether to allow in-flight phone calls. the sec voted 3-2 last week in favor of con

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they work at the saloon in the north bate. neighborhood. health officials say anyone who ate or drank there may have been exposed to the infectious disease. no cases of hepatitis a have been linked to the food handler who is kurnly restricted from work. >>> fans trying to get. a souvenir after the final regular season game at candlestick could cost the city thousands of dollars. 10 seats and 25 signs were damaged as people tried to take a little piece of the stick home with them. those items may need to be replaced or fixed if the 49ers end up hosting a post season game. some fans offered their own solutions. >> bring lawn chairs to sit on. >> that would be less expensive. we'll find out on sunday if the 49ers will be the nfc west champs or will settle for the wild card spot. for them to win the west, they must beat the cardinals on sunday. the seahawks must lose to the rams. >>> pope francis just marked his first christmas as pope delivering the message to thousands of people who packed into st. peter's square. the pope prayed for an end t

police say 32-year-old lamont hall was found after midnight on bates street in the truckston circle area. police are investigating, who word on a suspect. they're offering up to $25,000 for information that leads to an arrest. >>> and investigation tonight in prince george's county, after a man was murdered in a parking lot in suitland. officers called to suitland road at silver hill road at 3:00 this morning for a welfare check. found a man lying in a parking lot with a gunshot wound no word on a motive, officers have not identified the vimg. thnch this comes a day after prince george's county police said violent crime is down 15%. 27% drop in property crime. police chief says in last ten years, the county has averaged about 126 homicides a year, the last year the county only will 64 homicides this year mcgoss says the county romaines well below that number. >>> about a dozen cars vandalized overnight in northwest. residents near new york avenue say this were woken up with broken windows and ransacked back seats. news4's derrick ward talks to people about more. >> neighbors are talking

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as we begin the see bate about how to make our tax stim more fair and rational, let's not lose sight of the big picture which includes far more than just the federal income tax. in your view of the tax picture can have a lot to do with the state and city and county that you call home. now, let's dive into what steps can or should be taken by congress or local authorities to make the tax situation in america simpler and more fair no matter what you earn or where you live: david k johnson's knowledge of taxes is vast and deep, a pulitzer prize winner andbell best selling authofferor of "the fine print" how big companies use plain english to rob you back. i asked him if it's a fact that the rich pay most of the taxes in the country? >> that's correct although little of the rich play little or no tax. if you are very wealthy, bill gates or any billionaire, you can borrow against your assets and the interest rate right now is about 2%. so why would you pay a minimum 15% tax. warren buffett revealed his tax rate was within a 10th of a point of what i had predicted it was, 17%. what he does

, because what brendan has got is that sense of danger that you never quite feel you know bates, there is all of this sort of stuff going on inside him, but at the same time, he is a symthetic character and i think that is quite a difficult double to bring off for an actor, and i think he does bring it off absolutely marvelously but all the others, you know, when they would -- we would be sent the film, the audition things and i mean they all jumped out of the screen, really, i remember watching jim carter reading carson and thinking, goll, this is carson, you know, and those moments are lovely, actually. >> rose: you got registered on chinese television, yes? or has it already started? >> it already started, we are doing well on china. >> rose: well in china is a huge number, isn't it? i mean -- >> it is a big addition to the audience, yes. >> rose: and any difference in their reaction to it? at all? that you measured different from the u.s. or from britain? >> or the same thing? >> it seems to have this involving quality, which i can't really a analyze, i mean if i could i wouldn't w

with about 30 seconds left, nicolas batum channels his inner billy ray bates.t's going back in the wayback machine. trail blazers, 111-104. >> we saw that blazers/warriors game the other night. the western conference playoffs are going to be crazy. >> yeah, man. >> i can't wait. >>> back to you. >> yeah. >> guys, thanks. >>> up next, "the pulse." the former president shows off his latest fancy footwear. and the new image on his new socks might look familiar. >>> speaking of familiar. this iconic scene re-enacted in the most unlikely of places. op. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. but it never hurts to see if you can find better coverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care law. open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare you give them the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve your worst cold and flu symptoms. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol cold®. to your first roll, pampers swaddlers was there. a

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we have talked to has said one area where he lacks theseer technology -- other candidates like tony bates have a great deal of expertise. he certainly shows no sign of lacking energy. >> it seems like he is on the ball. >> absolutely. he is well regarded and has a good reputation. you right off into the sunset after your stint at ford where you had a very good run? they brought that company back from a great deal of difficulty as was the case of gm. >> he is also quite wealthy, worth over $400 million in just his shares alone. now we take a look inside foxconn and some of the other asian manufacturers of some of the world's most popular gadgets. apple supplier foxconn is allowing employees to work excessive overtime in order to meet production goals. apple, a fair labor association members says that foxconn has addressed 99% of the recommendations, adding that apple has led the industry in addressing excessive overtime, reducing the average work week to 53 hours. it is well below industry norms. there are internationally recognized standards. it was a great concern that one of those emplo

was in college re you know reading transcripts of the lincoln douglas debates there were fascinated bates but they didn't stop the united states from plunging into a bloody civil war what what is it that drives you to debate where do you see what place you think that the baiting these people has and improving our society knowing that you're not going to change the people you're debating you're not going to change people you actually let me try to answer a question thank you for the call. a sometimes i actually do changed things but i think that you know it's interesting when when richard was first booked on the show there were some people on the staff our staff were like oh my god the coins come in and i'm like you know these guys are poses it's it's like this is not something to be afraid of it's like all those conservatives coming out and you know it's a. here's here's the here's the deal if we don't give . what's the old phrase you know give give give a guy enough rope although it's a horrible metaphor to use in the context of the klan but if if we don't show. the conservatives or the

now with the second half of the season set to start let's take a look at the stan bates on top is as k and mold is tied with the wind is in the middle order while soldier and a half a day behind the coffee he is backed by three and at the mosque on some copies of the five hundred at twelve and thirteen. now we go on to bomb after sending people and npcc spent just to get up for the applicant or rather what the forty lbs total and ttc in the face. for me here to sportscenter this has been speaking to check back at midnight for the waist and the world of sports. i knew in the i mean. stg. there was a mild winter day here in korea and that we can expect more the same heading into the christmas holiday. that's right for details let's go over trekking but don't have the weather center the weather and christmas eve looking. well guys unlike the previous two years. this year's christmas will be a white swan. in fact will have modern times their christmas day so if you haven't made plans already there to place it that you can visit and get it and the holidays day the fall of last night's dre

scott bates from lancing, michigan, sent us this photo. he's been without power for four days and doesn't know when he'll get it back. we spoke to him by phone. >> getting home was like a war zone. >> reporter: and temperatures here in the northeast are expected to be ten to 15 degrees below normal tonight, jim, no relief in sight for the residents in maine. snow is in the forecast to want. >> axelrod: terrell, thank you. the bad weather was one reason why u.p.s. and fedex were unable to deliver all their packages by christmas. heavy volume was another factor. neither company is saying how many deliveries were delayed but both have called in extra workers for tonight to clear up the backlog this week has seen a record number of visitors to the federal web site. healthcare.gov. many were rushing to beat the deadline to sign up for insurance that takes effect january 1, but even those who managed to enroll are still unsure if they'll be covered. wyatt andrews takes a look. >> there's the policy number then member i.d. >> reporter: the admini

por la transmisiÓn de las fotografÍa los llamÓ por telÉfono a reclamearle y luego emprendiÓ con un bateno necesita a nadie ni a la familia asÍ de feo me dijo, pero si esÁa haciendo homenajes a nombre de jenny cantÁndole a la canciÓn muy hipÓcrita. >> se referÍa al tema que lupillo grabÓ en honor a su hermana aquÍ tambiÉn causÓ malestar en la familia. >> sucediÓ una situacion algo delicada, que estamos mal, que yo estoy mal como hermano y que hemos fallado a lo que habÍamos dicho. >> yo no tengo preferencia por ninguno de mis hijos todos son de mi sangre no hay ninguno mÁs grande y ninguno menos. todos el cariÑo es el mismo y no los consejos son de que las cosas se tienen que hablar para arreglarse. >> ante la presiÓn y para evitar mÁs problemas a financprincipio abril lupillo anunciÓ cancelaciÓn de homenajes. >> el homenaje mÁs grande que podrÍa hacer a mi hermana pues por circunstancias familiares yo creo pues tuvo kiimos que darle carpetazo. >> a pesar de todo lo quiero igual hay problemas como todas las familias, yo lo adoro el dÍa que guste sentarse hablar hablamos. >> al dime y dir

front which includes some of the more radical elements of the opposition later today crosstalk to bates what these people are up to and whether forging ties with them is a wise move. some a lot of people are fighting gates assad and they might be religious but they're fighting the gates assad because they want freedom for the country and the and assad is a dictator so he does not a democratic country and he's a dictator let's not pretend the round are they interested in democracy have mentioned this before here they're not interested in democracy at all so they're actually very much you know if they might be able to keep the country together that's that's that's what russia has been. the sovereign country they're killing christians they're killing druze they're killing alawite it's they're killing. you know disagreeable sunni's who are they now are killing is the question so i think the idea that they would form a stable government let alone a. secular one is insane. the trade deals that ukraine struck during recent talks in moscow may bring some rest bye to the country's economy but no

. >> reporter: al bates is general manager of sun pacific, the second-largest citrus grower in the state. >> we can use our wind machines to push the warm air down to the ground and that along with the irrigation water can improve the temperatures anywhere from five to seven degrees if all the circumstances are right. >> reporter: scott, there are 130,000 acres just of navel oranges in this valley. a loss of that crop alone could cost growers almost $400 million. >> pelley: we'll be following up. bill, thank you very much. according to a state report out today, protecting property was put ahead of the safety of 19 firefighters who were killed in an arizona wildfire. all but one member of the granite mountain hot shot team died in june. this evening, a state agency fined arizona's forestry division more than half a million dollars for mistakes that led to the deadliest wildfire incident in 80 years. john blackstone covered the disaster and has today's developments. >> reporter: today's report says the dangerous conditions of the yarnell fire were made worse because fire managers were fati

they said bates note the papal the danish police force the national league's commissioner. all that muck said that the operation if that was being run by mr watt had been at an incredibly sophisticated though he has told supporters from across the world including the likes of duty in a song she actually called for him to be to be released or at least hope is that it is these competitions in which is being held in improved but these are the first legal problems that he's tired he was part of the group that founded the pirate bay which was used to shed the courts around the world now that was the subject of a very high profile case. regarding copyright infringements come pay isn't supporters come out and say whoa big competitions in which he's being kept at both sydney overstepped the boundaries for the crime it is committed. when he's going to wheeze places that the conditions for qantas had to endure normally reserved for violent criminals and terrorists. i don't understand what's going on to be honest and i've been both the prosecutor many years ago not been complied with

. >>> there is a new bate >>> there's a new battle for obamacare. companies are fighting hospitals that offer to pay premiums for low-income patients. why would they do that? explain what the problem is. >> well, hospitals want to be able to pay premiums on behalf of some of the lower income patients who come in who even if they get a subsidy can't make up the difference themselves. they are concerned that sick people have coverage. right now they eat the cost of treating them. they have an opportunity under the health care law to transfer that cost. >> if someone comes in without insurance, the hospital may have to eat thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars of medical tests and treatment, whereas, it may only cost them $50 to make a contribution to the person's premium. >> you've got it. you can understand why the hospitals want to do it. you can understand why the insurers think that shouldn't be happening. >> where is this happening? >> it's tricky. the exchanges are not federal health programs. that's an important legal des igs nation.

. >> i remember waiting with bated breath. collection was pictured in the raised withost fist others. >> he came in the room and it was electric. people were screaming their heads off. euphoric crowds, tears. >> your company mandela along with harry belafonte and others on an eight city tour which he may just after his release. >> she talksike? to him about his 27 years in prison. >> for the first 18 years of sentence, he would only get one letter every six months, a visitor for 30 minutes. how did you keep your spirits up? he never lost confidence. he always had faith. it was never a dark moment for him. i found it stunning. >> he came here for one reason, to say thank you. for all the people who had been arrested in front of the south african embassy and protested on his behalf around the country. sam ford, abc 7 news. >> our coverage of a life and death of nelson mandela continues ahead coming up at 6:00. former hear for the ambassadors and we will hear about the tribute of the life. he details his conversation with the fut

. >> reporter: the public waits with bated breath. announcement on february 10th, 1990. >> mr. nelson mandela will be released from the prison on sunday, the 11th of february, at about 3:00 p.m. >> reporter: the a in -- anc has its own concerns about what they will find in a freed mandela. >> some feel maybe we have built this man up and put him on such a high pedestal that if and when he's released, we may find him such a disappointment. >> reporter: february 11th, 1990, after 27 years in prison, the questions regarding the hopes and dreams of a nation will be addressed. >> and this crowd's just going wild. >> there's mr. mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. >> this man walking out of prison who seemed unbowed, who still seemed heroic, who seemed optimistic. >> that is the man who the world has been waiting to see. his first public appearance in nearly three decades. >> the whole country went bananas. i mean, it just went crazy. >> joy, exhilaration, the jubilation in the streets, people crying, people

in college re you know reading transcripts of the lincoln douglas debates that were fascinating the bates but they didn't stop the united states from plunging into a bloody civil war what what is it that drives you to debate where do you see what place you think that the baiting these people has been improving our society knowing that you're not going to change the people you're debating you're not going to change people you actually let me try to answer a question thank you for the call. a sometimes i actually do change things but i think that you know it's interesting when when richard was first booked on the show there were some people on the staff our staff were like oh my god the klan's coming and i'm like you know these guys are bozos it's it's it's like this is.

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as one of my contemporaries has become the greatest shakespeare's scholar in the world, jonathan bates>> talk about the part -- malvolio? am i saying that right? it is said that american southern english is closer to shakespearean english. >> malvolio means ill will. there is an -- it means he is ill disposed. ill will. there is an anagram at closetion because it is to olivia. malvolio. oliviahe steward to because she is in morning. her father and brother died. she has the steward, malvolio. she has an uncle, toby, who is a drinker. she has a chambermaid who is very charming. she is a -- she has a full that tells a thing she does not like to hear, like king lear had. wail, seven years you will -- wear a veil and not look at the face of man or it a shipwreck happens with a twin brother and sister. they both think the other drowned. the sister comes up with see oh, my, and she says, brother drowned, what will i do? À la get back to where i come from? -- how will i get back to where i come from? she has a trunk of close, but they are her brother's) -- clothes, but they are her brother's c

okay, now, we have a woman waiting with a question, jessie -- >> with bated breath. >> yes., hey, matt. what is the best way to ask a guy if he sees the relationship going anywhere without sounding too pushy? >> okay. good question. >> okay, so, it's not easy, firstly, to ask him if it's going anywhere without sounding pushy. firstly, here's what you say. >> what? >> you say firstly, i would love to give more to this relationship and i know i can, but personally, i don't know if you're in this the same way i am, i don't know if you see where this is going and ask him that. you make it clear that it's okay if it's not going anywhere. look, if it's not going anywhere, that's fine. >> but you'd like to know. >> i should know so i know at what level i should be investing in this thing. that will raise your level. you're not going to invest just because you like him, you're doing it because there's something mutual there. does that make sense? >> yes, it does. >> all the best. >> and make sure, by the way, that you set your boundaries, that there are certain things you might want

what brenton has got is that since of danger that you never feel you know bates.here is the stuff going on inside of him. at the same time, he is a sympathetic character. that is a difficult double to bring off for an actor. i think he does bring it off marvelously. all the others, when they would be sent to films, they all jumped out of the screen. i member watching jim karcher. this is karcher. those moments are lovely. >> you are about to star on chinese television. >> it has started. we are doing well in china. >> it is a huge number. >> it is a big addition to the audience. >> any difference in their reaction that is different from the u.s. or britain? >> no, it seems to have this involving quality, which i can't really analyze. if i could, i wouldn't write anything but hits. something about the recipe has worked. >> what is that? >> when i was little boy, my mother used to let me fool around in the kitchen and make things. little gray cakes. one day, i made perfectly clear is. i took it out of the oven. she said to me, how did you do it? i couldn't, i didn't

the deadly shooting happened just after midnight on bates street near first and northwest. he was pronounced dead on the scene. police haven't released the victim's identity. >> an 85-year-old veteran is on his way home after he was detained in north korea for a month. he was in the country on a tourist visa. his son talked about his release. we'll hear from him in a few minutes. >> also, no one matched last night's mega millions numbers. the jackpot grows to $344 million with a cash option of 184 million. the next drawing is tuesday. >>> right now preps are happening at this hour ahead of a major winter storm. we learned that vdot crews are headed to a meeting to discuss plans on how to treat the roads. bob mcdonald is urging us all to prepare for a major ice storm. you can expect companies and stores today as a lot of people will be stock up on batteries, flash flights, food. all of those supplies. >> expect nothing like those conditions today. now would be an ideal time to head out and knockout the errands and buy the items you mentioned. >> let's look at the hour by hou

they have the bates motel which had in it, for example, graphic rape and violent stabbings, hints of incest and a strip club. there are shows dedicated -- the l-word is on showtime. i don't see conservatives demanding that the shows go away. what's your reaction to a & e this particular in this instance. >> my reaction, again, is their new slogan, be origin theal does translate to be stupid. if they have a hypocritical view of what's acceptable or not that will offend americans. the bottom line is a & e has chosen to marginalize and tried to stifle the freedom of someone who is filled with with faitd in the gospel. that being phil from "duck dynasty." and we are smart enough to understand what's going on here. we are also smart enough to understand that we go tot have to promote and give business to a network like that if we don't believe in the action they just took. a & e will feel it. >> it was interesting on tmz that a & e knew his opinion on this for a long time. in an interview in 2013 in april, phil said the network attempted to take out the words "in jesus's name." let me pla

bate on >> no, long term spending still the question. long term and what ement programs and you're going to do. discretionary spending is not driving the deficit. savage es would really the lots of very important programs. that will come back as time goes on. uh in the short term, those cuts are there. >> just correct the speaker. the art of negotiation is even when you know you have had a big win, democrat votes in the senate and republican votes in you don't want to posture too much. t's helpful to the republican leadership in the house to have a lot of grumbling from their budget deal.his it helps them pass it. in the them pass it senate. so i think you always have to be bit humble about the results of any negotiation. end, that's a the hell of a playout. >> sounds like you're saying grab the victory but don't do the victory dance because you bargainingntain your leverage. >> never try to embarrass the other side. this is important, we want to pivot away -- the republicans ant to pivot away from talk about a shutdown and budget in gen

things were declassified when judge bates and walton had the opportunity to speak, they, in effect, saidtently mislead to the point there wasn't a system of rules at all. you had general alexander, for example, say at one point, you can see it on youtube, we don't hold data on u.s. citizens. andrea, i consider that one of the most false statements ever made about u.s. surveillance. >> before i let you go, congratulate you on what is expected if everything falls into place. max baucus, chair of the finance committee will be nominated ambassador to china. you would be next up to chair the committee. how will things be different? what are your top priorities? >> andrea, i'm going to certainly wait for speaker reid to make any official announcement here. i'm going to continue my long-standing interest, bipartisan pro growth, you've seen work with senator greig, coates, begich, medicare reform, tackling a chronic disease. this is an opportunity to show medicare in 2013 is very different than medicare in 1965. each of those will be bipartisan efforts and continuing long-standing work. >> exact

>> there's no doubt that the arrival of this royal baby has the world waiting with bated breath. >> werstand the palace has announced that kate has been admitted, that she's now in labor. >> as the baby, the new royal heir in the united kingdom. duchess of cam bridge smiling, looking well. a big smile from prince william, so proud. >> a good pair of lungs, that's for sure. he's a big boy, quite heavy. but we're still working on a name. so we'll have that as soon as we can. >> reporter: then moment that took the breath away of royal watchers. prince william putting his baby in the car, in his own car, and driving away. >> it's interesting to see how they handle today. and it isn't how things would have been handled 20, 30 years ago. >> he and the duchess are doing everything on their own, they are being royal parents and royalty hasn't behaved that before. they have had an army of staff they relied on. he put the car seat in, drove off, they're getting up at night. i think he's got a sense, what it's like to be ordinary and, as a result, we've been able to connect with him as an ordinar

they wait with bated breath and it is viewed as one of the single most actionable papers, meaning they want to take action on it, but the truth is it's not actionable at all, even as so many take uninformed silly action, i might add. forget that the fed minutes are already a month old by the time we get them. forget that circumstances may have changed since the last meeting and a spike in oil and a cliff jump or two in washington. the document is treated with reverence, even though it should be viewed as irrelevant and it's often just plain inaccurate with the current set of facts. in the beginning of the horrific period that degenerated into the great recession, i was beginning to get hideous feedback from many of my sources within major investment firms that things had gone seriously awry. over my 30-plus years on wall street i managed to meet people early. not everybody is right, but these people are people who i trust for the most part, and they trust me. at the time of august 2007 i was getting an earful from acquaintances who thought i wasn't doing enough to bring the financial n

can't believe we don't do this the word psychopath might conjure images of hannibal lector, norman batespsychos go on killing sprees. some of them go on to be ceos, lawyers, even tv hosts. believe it or not, bragging about having the most psychopaths. it is today's "money" talker. that was too easy. yes. yes. melissa: let's be honest why we are do. delusional psychopath or a sociopath or one of those. somebody, a friend of mine, says to me, a tv hosts, they list the top ten psychopaths. tv people number three. journals or number six. i mean, media, tv, radio folks from the number three on the list of the profession with the most psychopaths, suffering from a chronic physical disorder. number one, ceos. does that surprise you? >> it does not there is lot of interesting correlations. >> they expand this definition to include a behavior's reckless. >> my ego is as big. well, if you are talking about that. [laughter] melissa: bring it back. bring it back. but that is the point. reality is, a very small ego and a very large -- no. and i have never ever been known to have a violent outburst, s