so i was a first sergeant with an attachment there. >> you know, bobbie, i think what you're doing ist every american needs to do which is to step up in any way we can, it's time that we serve them and you're serving in this way. >> it's amazing what lip gloss can do, huh? >> thank you for your service. is there anything you want to say to your men and women who are under your command? >> just that i miss them and that they're doing a great job and to continue doing it and they're the ones that do all the work and leadership usually gets all the credit for that. >> that's right. well, you gave them credit this morning. sergeant thompson, thank you so much for everything. >>> and coming up next, the safe way to decorate your home for the holidays right after this. ♪ wow! ♪ they're from my garden club, up north. [ female announcer ] this year, hallmark has all new ways to say it. well, there's the snow you wanted. when you can actually party at your party? with homemade chex party mix. five great recipes that wow the crowd. and you can make them in only 15 minutes. get out of the kitche

but bobby gibson spoke out, pam knows he's going to learn something, earlier tonight i told you bobby gibson the man who had words with shaq, who was he married to. >> keisha coal. >> that's pretty good. >> i didn't know we were going to have a quiz. >> that's the worse thing, anybody can give you the news, when you watch kron, you learn many things. >> yes, you do. >> like maybe going into insurance. you want to go into insurance, if you can. the tiger woods shot pretty well again today. he shot 66. that's difference between me and a lot of people, i like to teach, you know what i mean. usually my veteran role. when somebody at the beginning of the 3rd quarter. joey came over to watch the game when the storm rolled in. in through the ceiling. i switched to mercury to save on car insurance, boy am i glad they cover my home too. they fixed the ceiling, replaced the couch, they even cleaned the carpets. wish they would have cleaned this up. you know, like a makeover. save up to 15% when you combine your auto with home or renter's policy. get a fast free quote at mercuryinsurance.com i w

but bobby gibson spoke out, pam knows he's going to learn something, earlier tonight i told you bobby shaq, who was he married to. >> keisha coal. >> that's pretty good. >> i didn't know we were going to have a quiz. >> that's the worse thing, anybody can give you the news, when you watch kron, you learn many things. >> yes, you do. >> like maybe going into insurance. you want to go into insurance, if you can. the tiger woods shot pretty well again today. he shot 66. that's difference between me and a lot of people, i like to teach, you know what i mean. usually my veteran role. when somebody teaches and breaks through the street, that's something special.

this is what is left of bobby mitchell's house in northwest. firefighters could be seen today inside the attic and second floor tossing out debris. >> we got on the scene and had heavy smoke in the attic. >> reporter: bobby mitchell moved his family into the shepherds park neighborhood decades ago after a hall of fame career beginning back in 1958 when he teamed with jim brown to form the nfl's greatest running back combination. he joined the redskins in the early 1960s, the team's first african-american player. >> i told my daughter to get out and the police came right away and the fire department and so many neighbors came to make sure we are doing okay. >> how is bobby doing? he wasn't there. >> no, he came in. and he's okay also. >> reporter: they're going to begin repairs immediately. the restoration people are on the scene. damage estimate is about $260,000. >>> i'm scott broom along the beltway in prince george's county. one of the many places that has recovered from last year's budget-busting blizzard and is ready to go for this season'

if you are bobbie thomas, you can.rspray actually the best way to make the glitter stick. >> oh, really? >> really cool and you can even use -- >> go ahead. what do i do? rubber cement? on an old pair of shoes, scuffs. >> anything it is great and then you can just add the sequence or glitter but for some of these to get the designs, just use masking tape that is how i got the cap toe on this shoe, this shoe i created a design with the masking tape, then i have so much fun, over the top, glitter and sequins, look at that. >> look at that. >> so much fun. >> beautiful. don't have to worry about sequence falling off now and again? not a shoe that is going to last. >> to keep the glit and sequins on, find at your local craft store, a clear finish by chyron or something like that keep it on, a couple dollars go to michael's, very easy to find. >> great. i'm continuing my shoe here. probably a good idea to get a shoe color that is sort of close to it? >> that is what makes it look sophistica sophisticated, stick with neutral

and bobby jenks signed a two-year, $12 million deal with the boston red sox. >>> the blackhawks take on the detroit red wings tonight at 7:30, and that is a look at your sports. your live illinois lottery drawing the next.

but we're fine. >> and is bobby distraught over this? >> no. he's okay also. >> reporter: her husband has raised nearly $7 million to benefit leukemia research. the restoration people are already on the scene. the damage estimate is about $260,000. this is bruce johnson reporting from northwest washington. >> the cause of the fire is not clear. >>> we have an important health alert about family history and your heart. within the past hour we've gotten staggering statistics on a person's heart attack risk if other family members have had a heart attack especially at an -- specially at an early age. >> at 32 years old, this woman visited her doctor every month. with plaque in her arteries and high blood pressure, she's at risk of having a heart attack just like her mother did when she was in her 50s. >> she died when i was 18 of a massive heart attack. >> reporter: a report released today from the american heart association shows women like anna are at a 70% increased risk of having a heart attack if one parents has had one early in life. for men

bobby was only 33 years old. after the investigation began, it was confirmed that none of the six murder victims were connected to the drug trade in any way. bobby and the others were in the wrong place at the wrong time. their death exemplifies the growing number of innocent bystanders who are being victimized by the drug violence in mexico. it seems the situation could not get worse, however, only weeks after bobby was so brutally murdered, the lead investigator in the case was also shot dead. for me and thousands of others, bobby's death is a symbol for both of our countries that progress for peace in mexico must be made. we cannot allow the death of innocent bystanders or american citizens to pass without consequences. until there is true accountability for the violence, there is little incentive for the drug lords to keep the peace. in my conversations with law enforcement, i hear the same thing over and over again. in order to stop this wave of violence on the border and protect both american and mexican ci

you are hogwash, bobby jindal. host: can you explain why you disagree so passionately with the governor? caller: man, he is telling you lies. if he would investigate what he did for louisiana, his poll numbers are falling. he got elected by a radio show. host: we heard that. let's get a response from the governor. guest: thank you for your call. if you look at any objective number, state employment, it has fallen each of the past four years. we have fewer government employees now than when i started. we have had a hiring freeze from virtually the first day in office. people can disagree, but the bottom line, we have your state- funded positions in this state. we have a limited over 4000 in the most recent year -- eliminated over 4000 in the most recent year. look at just dhh, one of the largest agencies in terms of funding and organization. they are down 25% in numbers of employees. they have privatized group homes across the state. in certain facilities, they have plebiscites -- privatized their food facilities. i

raiders offensive coordinator jackson must be a fan of ricky bobby.eventh in the league in scoring this season with 15 points in the season finale sunday against kansas city. they could double the offensive output from last year but the fact remain 7 and 8 and not make the play off. that's all jackson cares about. >> we want perfection. that's what i expect from a football team. we expect to be challenging for the play off. for the division year in and year out and we are not get that go done so to me that's disappointment. either first or last place no in between. >> shake and bake. holiday bowl in san diego. washington taking on 18 rank nebraska. walker didn't complete a pass in the first half. good thing he can run. 25 yards for the touch down. after lasting to nebraska by 35 early this year the huskies stun the huskers 19-7. shake and bake. >> all right. what a night for stanford. >> yes is that great stuff. >> thanks very much. >> that is what is happening tonight. "nightline"is next. for all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your ti

bill: thank you -- thank you for your time, bobby jindal. thank you.you said a million times you're at running for the. -- for president, a lot of people think you should be in the running. we'll pick that up next time. >> thanks bill. thank you. martha: living behind bars and stiffing taxpayers at the same time. wait until you hear about the 50,000 inmates who got tax refunds. bill: it's a great country, isn't it? the wickileaks document dutch, our next guest says it puts american lives in danger, despite the white house saying there's not much to fear. martha: all right, this just crossing the wires, senator john mccain is speaking out right now about the call to repeal the don't ask don't tell policy in the military. he says he believes that it is premature to repeal that policy. top military leaders appearing right now, there's admiral mullen before a senate committee on this very topic and at least one lawmaker says the report that they're all presenting, they have ady large survey of military families, is calling that report flawed. steve centann

>> i'm bobby jindal, governor of louisiana. >> the case study of bobby jindal's $20 million boondoggle. a drone, not a drudge, not a honeybee, but an unmanned vehicle, i think the rachel maddow show is the only show to have its own drone, which i will inexpertly federal ahead this hour. >>> all that and more starting right now on the rachel maddow show. >> hey, happy friday. are you familiar with the concept of a frappe, not a frappe like a whipped iced beverage. but a frap. it's an acronym. i didn't grow up with pets, i didn't have dogs for example, but my partner suzanne and i have a dog now. when we first got our dog, when he was a puppy, he would act really strangely sometimes. he would act in a way that would make me feel very strange, something that weirded me out that seemed quite atypical for me, but admittedly didn't know. she was not at all surprised by what i saw as our puppy's wacky behavior when it happened. she told me it was no big deal, but it was strange. that's him in his halloween costume when he was a puppy. essentially he would just sort of tweak out, everything wo

the draft of decisions with the people who were representing skroggs which was improper, but what bobby was ultimately convicted of was lying to an fbi officer. that's what he was convicted of. back in the back. >> if you haven't, would you comment on the outrageous misconduct for just -- >> i did, but yeah, i can -- i did. i talked about the motion at some length, but glad to see you here. if we have any other questions, you deserve the floor. [laughter] yes, sir. >> i will call reading some of the transcripts posted on the interpret. everything on the internet is true, and everybody knows that. these are the transcripts from the wiretaps. i got it off the website, and one of the things most incredible to me out of all of it and least significant was towards the end when they go back to lackey and try to talk about fixing a dui homicide case, and he basically blatantly says i think i can get money from these people, and you and i can split it. i never heard anything else about it, and that to me when reading all of that, that was probably as a lawyer, one of the most defensive things t

someone mentioned bobby kennedy earlier. i guess and shields mentioned bobby kennedy.i thought bobby kennedy had said something that is perfect about carla. he said now is the time for you, not a time and life, but a state of mind, equality of the imagination, a preference for venture over the love of these. carla is not here with us physically, but she is still in our minutes. she still loves adventure and yes she is still young. thank you. [applause] >> my name is phillis theroux and i'm probably the only author in this room that can say that carla didn't like all of my [laughter] faces in front of me. what i call the middle kingdom birth or something like that on things were little different on saw two little children who on a pure just talking to each other. but they were relatives. i don't think i give the speaker mccormac another year before he's out of there.2ú2a2ú2ú2ú [laughter]2ú2ú2a2ú2a2ú i come from california and i2ú2a come from indistinct political2ú roots. and i was suddenly in the midst of a f2úamily that had opinions, that went pretty far down the2ú8 li

and he was -- bobby brown actually told a story and i was mad at him for not telling me what i includedso hard? people couldn't believe he could run so hard. >> larry: but he was an alcoholic, he was a player, he could be very rude and very sweet. would complex be a good word? >> far more so than people let on. you know, we like to think somebody's one or the other. either or. and so mickey in recent years has all these revelations of profane language and boorish and coarse behavior, and i saw the best and worst of him when i went to interview him for "the washington post" in '83. people think well that must be all there was to him. it wasn't. he was also -- and this is fascinating, a gentle soul. he was generous to a fault, he took in teammates like strays. jerry lumpy, the infielder when he was a rookie had no place to live, so mickey said here are the keys to my house in new jersey. his wife and sons had gone back home to oklahoma. so jerry goes out there and he finds ten cashmere sports jackets in the master bedroom closet, mickey says take them too, and he did. >> larry: we'll be r

someone mentioned bobby kennedy earlier. i guess ann shields mentioned bobby can be. thought bobby kennedy said something that is perfect about carla. he said now is a time for you, not a time for life but a state of mind, a quality of the imagination, a preference for adventure over the love of these. carla is not with us here physically, but she is still in the midst. she still loves adventure. and yes, she is still young. thank you. [applause] >> my name is phyllis thoreau theroux, and i'm probably the only author in this room that >> i was first introduced to me. and the first minute i have is things were different on the different in the cohen family. talking to each other. and i would say they were eight little skinny boys. were relatives come at he is out of there.2ú2ú2ú2ú [laughter]2a2a2ú2ú2a2ú >> i couldn't believe it.2ú2ú:ú i come from california and i2ú&ú come from indistinct political2ú roots. and a sudden in the midst of a2ú family that had opinions, that2ú went pretty far down the line, to eight-year-olds. so, here i was in washington and i have to say i

dando a guardar [tocan a la puerta] >>yo abro >>no, no, candela no vaya a abrir, no, no >>tranquilo, bobbypasa cree que le van a robar sus cosas no, tranquilo, que aquÍ nadie roba nada >>¿quÉ hubo, mijo?, siga >>¿quÉ mÁs, candelita?, dichosos los ojos >>¿y ese milagro? >>mira, es que te traje nuevos huÉspedes >>¡ay! mijo, a mÍ se me olvidÓ el mundial, con tanta cosa ¿y esos chinitos quiÉnes son? >>ningunos chinitos candelita, son japoneses del japÓn Él es marita atacachi y ella es michita pukitaki >>¡ay mijo! pero usted va a tener que escribirme esos nombres porque yo no me acuerdo >>a mÍ no me gusta que gente que vos no conoces se quede en tu casa >>mira, agradece que te estamos ayudando no vengas a armar problema donde no hay ridÍculo >>bueno, entonces "welcome, putaquita" >>no, candelita es pukitaki no se dice welcome, se dice... >>lo mismo, mija, venga usted que entre bailarines se entienden ¿sÍ? vaya a ver sufrió alguna consecuencia sofía vergara. >> hay una comunidad que crece y no está contenta publico menos que tiene. >> ahora pacha y en contra de sofía es uno contra los 100 y vamo

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. >> well, i'd ask you to join with me and bobby scott and our staff to think about the next hearing. i thank you very much. i turn now to elton, and recognize him and the distinguished gentleman from california. >> thank you, very much, mr. chairman. this issue is of particular interest to me. in my former life, i had a real estate broker's business, and i held a broker's license in the state of california for 43 years. i can tell you that the 20-some years that i was in business before i came to washington, i had the good fortune of working with a lot of wonderful people over the years, and to the best of my knowledge, i never had a client or customer that ever had their home foreclosed on. i think a lot of that was due to the fact that times were different, the economy was different, property values were escalating, so even -- probably the least focused salesmen and brokers could look like a hero because of inflated values. that hasn't been the case in the last several years. there have been many reasons for that. i would like to get back to 0 ms. hines and put the human side on th

bobby brown, of course, who played with him, and later became president of the american league and ay brown actually told this story and i was mad at him for not telling it to me when i could have included it in his book, in '52 he was in korea and he managed to get film of the '52 world series. and he showed it to his guys. they said, lieutenant, lieutenant, run that back again. when they ran it back again, they said, how did that 4-f -- run so hard? that was after he lost a step. >> larry: he was also so many other things. he was an alcoholic, he was a player, he could be very rude and very sweet. would complex be a good word? >> far more so than people let on. you know, we like to think somebody's one or the other, either/or. so he's all of these revelations of profane language and i saw a bunch of that myself, larry. i saw the best and worst of him when i interviewed him in '83. people think that must be all there was to him. it wasn't. this is fascinating. he was also a gentle soul. he was a man with great emotional iq. his teammates said, you know, he was the guy in the locker

my cousin bobby is like the 70s in rhode island. he's like john travolta on saturday night fever. he's runs numbers and sells car alarms and it gets better. car alarms he stole out of other people's cars. and this is how he came dressed to my father's funeral, flor ensent orange silk shirt and unbuttoned and gold chains. he's a cream sickle with chest hair. and you have to put powder on your feet to keep them dry and bobby put too much powder so every time he would step toward the casket, puffs of white smoke would come out of the shoes. >> but this is somebody a child would like. you're a family guy. >> and you have little ones too and it's tough to go on the road and before i left my son is daddy, can i show you this, he said daddy, good luck and he gives me his favorite dinosaur. isn't that cute. he's 15 and -- [ laughter ] >> what is his name? >> his name is alice. [ laughter ] >> and you have a 15-year-old? >> no. just him. he's actually 11. and i know you have some young ones. it's goes by fast. that's the cliche. you can remember when he started walking. just a year ago. he

. >> bobby farrell has died,. his real talent as a dancer and lip syncher. the recordings were sung by frank farion. cause of death is unknown. as we have been reporting, it has been a deep freeze of a december. the coldest in 40 years. the fire brigade has been dealing with itsmass of bicycles, smashing them off. -- massive icicles, smashing them off. deicing fluid is running short because manufacturers cannot make it fast enough. i will be back after a short break. >> welcome back. the u.n. declared 2010 the internional yearf biodiversity. conservation of the world's species was not proceeding like clockwork and there were low expectations of the biodiversity summit in nagoya. delegates to deliver the goods, at least on paper. countries agreed to a 20. plan. even critics describe the summit as an important step. -- countries they agreed agreed0 point plan. many plants and animals are disappearing for good. >> the toll is wiping out four and, at an unprecedented rate. every day, worldwide, 380 plant and animal species died out. -- the toll is wipin gour flo

. >> this is bobby bowden the bill to grant citizenship to undocumented immigrants that ecologists did not pass. republicans turned on and the procedural vote for the dream act. >> we are tracking a store across the bay area, it hurt the east bay pre-dawn earlier today, a grain knock down the street oakland. it collapsed into a close. lucky for the homeowner there is just minimal damage. the homeowners that the evening with his chains stop cutting it down. jutland bennett shows how long the recall will last. >> we are seeing some rain pick up at this hour. nothing real widespread at this hour, we will be seen rain pick up as we head into tomorrow morning, and looked at the cemetery cosine you could see some heavier rains making its way up over the bonds. it is a league full week for over pal model. but there's still some struggles.we are again going to be seen some light come out play over the next night into tomorrow morning. temperatures are pretty mild right now in the upper 50s fellow '60s for the most part. did you two in santa rosa, 59 in hayward, 53 in that book. by 7:00 tomorro

so the girls decided they were going to cheat, and went to bobby flay's.s chili because we're going to have a chili cook-off?" so the guy called management, and management came down with a camera. i mean, our management came down to shoot the girls getting the chili from the chef. >> jimmy: uh-oh. >> you know? >> jimmy: like "undercover boss." >> "undercover boss." and then during the meal, we showed the video. "we have something to show you all." and were are the harlettes with their pile of chili with a boa on top, walking through the casino -- >> jimmy: busted. >> totally busted. hilarious. hilarious. >> jimmy: the show debuts -- it's genius, i think -- new year's eve. >> yes, it's new year's eve, yes. >> jimmy: whose idea was this? >> i think it was their idea. >> jimmy: it's brilliant! >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: new year's eve to spend with your entertainment, bette midler. i mean, what? >> it was good. >> jimmy: anyone having a party go, "great, just turn it on hbo." >> absolutely. get drunk, get sloshed with the divine miss m. yeah. [ laughter ] i

someone mentioned bobby kennedy earlier and i thought bobby kennedy said something that is perfect aboutrla. he said now is a time for youth, not a time in life to the state in the mind, quality of the imagination, preference for adventure over the life of ease. carla is not here with us physically but she is still in our midst. she still loves a venture and is still young. thank you. [applause] >> my name is phyllis and i am probably the only author in this room that can say that carla didn't like all of my books. these cases in front of me. to washington to innocence starr realized things were a little little different in the main house i saw two little their. 2úaughter]2ú2ú2ú i couldn't believe it.:ú:ú:ú:ú:ú [laughter]2ú i2ú came from california and i come from instinct, and i was2úú suddenly in the midst of a2ú2ú:ú family that had opinions that went pretty far down the line. so, here i was in washington and i have to say i was leading my own family behind which at first i was more than glad to do but as things got -- as i got older i realized that i missed them terribly and still do.

is now 22 wins behind bobby knight for the most all time.t's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> chris brown's fingers get a little violent on twitter. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, we'll introduce you to a waitress with a holiday spirit like no other. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. the big rainstorm is gone from yesterday. it left behind a cold air mass. temperature today in vegas, that's it. 43 degrees. that's cold to be on the strip. 54 in los angeles. only about 57 in san diego. we had early morning rain in phoenix. that will be moving out. you notice all the bad weather way back here throughout the intermoun taken west. new year's eve, this is more like it. temperature on the cold side. 50s in southern california. at least we're in a nice pattern of dry weather on new year's eve. anyone ringing in or doing any travel will just fine. if you're watching us in california's bay area, get on board for a magical miniature tour of the golden gate park at the garden

it is rotted, bobbie, multiple repairs, it is awful. why you are at it, fix that road, please. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please? >> i just wanted to hear both sides of the story and i wanted to hear what the ortega family had to say to the citizens of san francisco. everybody who has a restoral like emblem on them is reading or rehearsed. they are all from the ortega family. i think the ortega family is making a big mistake. i walk around the lake. i have walked around the lake for 30 years. these are not people who will spend money. they are elderly. they walk their dog. they sit. some young people come with strollers, purchase popcorn, feed the ducks. the people who rent the boats were at the boats on the weekend on a sunny day. when the tourists come, they covered the summertime. in the summertime, stow lake is fogged. they think they're going to make a lot of money, but that concession come even with the cafe, will not make money all year round. it will make money september, october. during the week during when i walk it, it is mainly the older people sittin

every friday we do bobbie's buzz around here with our own bobbie thom thomas. c.c.ey're practical. these are paws natural rubber boots which just slip on. >> stop it! >> three pairs in one. they're not jimmy choos but they're doggybows.com. c.c.'s doing so good. thanks to everybody at home. the viewers actually named her. i was a little nervous, i wasn't sure if i was going to take her on. >> liam? caden? logan? >> sheryl has a fabulous new cd out, "hundred miles from memphis." wish you were singing for us. >> i'll just sing the rest of the interview. >> there you go. >>> up next, bobbie's back to help us out with the "ambush makeover" because jill's off i'. >> and i'm ready to answer all kinds of questions. g present... justin, i want you to pass this class. mrs. fahey! give him one more chance. be in charge! be the mother! [ male announcer ] what would you learn... trish, you can't go home just yet. how do you know my name? [ male announcer ] ...if you stepped into someone else's life? family movie night is back. what's going on? [ justin ] i never got to say i wa

they added bobby jenks to its bull pen. the former white sox closer -- they signed him. they signed matt alvers today. social media sites make it too easy for desperate former athletes to tweak themselves -- tweet themselves back into the majors. jose canseco has tweeted requests for a tryout. he posted this video of this latest batting cage session. a 46 year-old steroid whistle- blower does not have much appeal. he does not seem to understand that. tom tasselmyer will save the 7 tom tasselmyer will save the 7 day s [ male announcer ] the face of hunger in this country is all around us. 1 in 6 americans live in hunger. at bank of america, we've created the gift for opportunity fund to support feeding america and the boys & girls clubs' efforts to provide hunger-relief. and we invite our customers, associates and communities to help. every dollar you contribute this season can be matched, dollar for dollar. together we can make twice the difference to help support those in need. ♪ >> that is our news. have a

. >> i talked to bobby scott of virginia. and he said simply, we can't even afford these tax cuts for the middle class. what you hear none of them talk about that these very tax cuts will contribute some $3 trillion to our deficit. and so nobody likes to criticize the middle class, obviously. also, i love this whole notion how the middle class keeps moving, you know. it's all of a sudden 250,000, then $500,000, then $1 million. when the top 1% earn more than $250,000. to me, that's not middle class. i do believe democrats should draw a line. if they absolutely believe we cannot afford above $250,000, don't even bother trying to go above that. and tell republicans you want to vote against that, go right ahead. >> can the republicans hold firm on this one, roland? if you look at the polling, the cbs poll, continue the bush tax cuts for all 26%, continue for households at $250,000, or below 53%, expire for all 14%. so the majority of americans on the basic question are with the democratic position. can the republicans hold firm?

i always go back to bobby kennedy and i read his speeches and think how forward-thinking he was, andhe speeches of martin luther king jr. and how forward-thinking he was, and what resonates in us with our divinity and brightness. i see us getting away from that with so many political pundits, people from my part of the world, like rush limbaugh, who instead of speaking to us at a level of speaking -- seeking greatness and thus are motivating us by fear and hatred. it frightens me. it frightens me for the country because i feel like even the greatest leaders, even when we were really down, during the reagan times, people followed him because the words he were using -- the words he was using, even though unemployment was less than is now. i think it is so important that we demand the greatness and our leaders that we deserve. and not allow that kind of rhetoric to take over and become what would qualify as leadership. tavis: let me connect that back to the project, the new record. he talked about the fact that words have meaning and the art -- you talked about the fact that words have

. >> all right, bobby. merry christmas. >> it's bowie.ing that i love about it is, they destroy their whole image of peace on earth. >> reporter: so, let's hear -- ♪ peace on earth ♪ can it be ♪ years from now >> reporter: "peace on erlt." a tune born of unusual circumstances, now, in its own way, a christmas classic. ♪ i'm david wright for "nightline" in hollywood. ♪ can it be >> ah, charming story. pick your favorite, i like the original. >>> when we come back, no more washington grid lock? well, that's the subject of tonight's closing argument. but first, jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next. jimmy? >> jimmy: tonight, dan aykroyd, brian austin green, music from brad, and donald trump's hair comes to life. it's a christmas miracle. "jimmy kimmel live" is next.

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