that is what is happening on 1709 broderick street.if you do a search or googlalal for "full house" house. it's interesting. it says "full house" house. tourist attraction in san francisco. at the bottom it's interesting. >> 23 you if you could talk into the mic. >> tourist attraction and on the bottom, do you own this business? i think that says it all. i believe the permit should not be allowed. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is valerie. i lived on brok ridiculous broderick street for 12 years. i feel that i'm in a privileged position to talk about the changes that have taken place since mr. frang lin franklin purchased the property. before his ownership it was only a minor irritation. but now it's a cause of on going stress. whether i'm having breakfast, lunch or dinner there is constant noise. playing the theme song and slamming brakes. many fans don't just take a photo, sometimes they bring alcohol and linger for 30 minutes or mo. for these reasons i can't conduct work. i've byen awakened at night by nois

juanita broderick here to share it in my exclusive interview straight ahead.n remember the doj official recently demoted for concealing the fact that he met with christopher steel of the dossier and also glen simpson. that wasn't the only thing about his ties to the anti-trump dossier, but what about his family member? >> breaking news, exclusive new information obtained by fox news, shedding light on politics of what is supposed to be an independent investigation into the russian collusion question in the 2016 election. we were the first to break the news last week that bruce orr, a man working at the highest level of the probe at the department of justice, was demoted shortly after fox news asked about his ties to the anti-trump dossier, ties that included meeting with glen simpson, whose organization commission the dossier, also meeting with christopher steele. tonight those is to appear to extend even deeper. we're learning that orr's wife worked for fusion gps during the campaign. what to make of all of this? buck sexton, former cia officer, and an obama

reporter: while the kids don't seem nervous, but at three hours long, the show has narrater matthew broderickt's like shooting a movie in real time. >> reporter: the reimagining of the movie has andy playing ralphie parker. >> reporter: his parents are may ya rudolph and from episodes, chris diamondtopoulos. >> i think they preverbed so many things. >> reporter: like the inunanimous leg lamp. and this moment with a flag pole. >> did you know how they did it? >> they had a hole. and a vook qume underneath. when he stuck his tongue through the hole, hit -- >> pay ya's four kids makes her a natural for the role. >> part of the logic of it was like, she's a mom. that would be good to have her. >> reporter: she's got this. sh she's got this. >> reporter: on screen and off. had you seen the movie as you were growing up? >> i was grown up. i'm pretty old. >>> still ahead. >> it's like a time machine. >> everything you need to know about the "roseanne yts reboot. >>> and this is catherine zeta-jones. and this is catherine zeta-jones playing a character on drugs. >> calm down! >> inside her terrifying

indiana ♪ >> while the kids don't seem nervous, but at three hours long, the show has narrater matthew broderick. >> it's like shooting a movie in real time. >> the reimagining of the movie has newcomer andy walken playing ralphie parker. >> his parents are maya rudolph and from episodes, chris diamontopoulos. >> i think they've been really smart about preserving so many of the elements we found in love with regard to the film. >> like the infamous leg lamp. >> say cheese. >> and this moment with a flag pole. >> ahh! >> do you know how they did the licking the post? >> no. >> they had a little hole and a vacuum underneath. when he stuck his tongue through the hole, it -- >> no way. >> isn't that brilliant? >> maya's four kids makes her a natural for the role. >> part of the logic of it was like she's a mom. that would be good to have her. >> she's got this. she's got this. >> on screen and off. had you seen the movie as you were growing up? >> i was grown up. i'm pretty old. >> still ahead -- >> it's like a time machine. >> everything you need to know about the "roseanne" reboot. new details fro

the film's infamous narration was adult ralphie was replaced by matthew broderick on stage.reak hugh jackman zac effron and west of the ensemble performed a song from the greatest show man soundtrack. a christmas story live resumed for some more holiday hilarity >> [laughter] >>im like that. >> i did like that. holiday hilarity. >> did make you laugh. 6:18. twitter crackdown. >> the social media site will start enforcing new rules tomorrow that will suspends accounts affiliated with hate groups. details ahead in this morning's business beat. >> ♪ >> a big week on the hill with tax reform. plus twitter will begin enforcing new rules tomorrow that target hate groups. first though a quick check of the markets. joining us is hillary vaughn. all the way from l.a. good to talk to you today. >> reporter: good to see you. big day on wall street closing out on friday closing at 24,651. getting close to the next 25,000 milestone. the nasdaq added 80 points. s & p 500 up 23 closing at 2675. >> soak. meantime the nation is bracing for what could happen with tax be on the president's des

allegations against roy moore you have to in turn discount the allegations against bill clinton to juanita broderick which is totally valid you have to look at it from both sides. you can't have it both ways. it's the same thing with democrats. that's why they threw out al franken. he's not leaving any time soon. if roy moore won, i keep getting in your shot when i keep reaching over. you're in my bubble. i am in your bubble right there. when you talk about al franken i really thought add roy moore won he was going to stick around. he was going to totally stick around. that's what they were waiting for. do you think that's dis ingenious. >> complete limit if it was genuine they would have gone after him a long time ago and all of these other people a long time ago. when they say bill clinton should have resigned. >> hip krit al. they're going after it. you should worry or wonder about a party that ace they put woman first and they want to protect women and they ago. they did come forward, but then you didn't hear from them. they show up on the meaghan kelly show early this week. they did a press con

the snl alum stars alongside matthew broderick as grown-up ralphie, now writing this ambitious remaketing his tongue stuck to the pole, the pink bunny suit, those are all going to still be here. >> smile, boys. >> say cheese. >> i can't believe i get to say shoot your eye out. >> based on the 1983 film, the musical will feature an original score. we got a sneak peek from one of the kids in the cast. ♪ >> the show goes live on december 17th, giving maya and matthew plenty of time to get their christmas shopping done. >> what has been the wildest present you've been asked for for your kids? >> i guess the next sneaker. >> he's into shoes just like his mom. i like that. >> definitely. >> my daughter asked me for a rainbow shower head. you turn it on, and it makes a rainbow. >> and you can look for that on fox on december 17th. okay, now cameron mathison is in the holida spirit as well checking in on his frequent tv movie co-star alison has a new . >> i love christmas decorations. i love decorating the tree. that is such a fun family event with music and the kids. er that i'm e now not li

. >> laura: and did it to paula jones and anita broderick. >> she's failed at comedy because netflix so she's got to try to remain relevant to her leftist peers. right? so by going after an easy target like somebody in the trump administration, that's how she thinks she's going to score. >> laura: juan? >> it's tawdry. i like that word. you're really agitated. doxy. >> laura: doxy. harlet. >> if you wanted to have issues with sarah sanders, i mean, yeah, go ahead. >> laura: lot of substantive things to talk about. >> this is trashy. >> laura: chelsea not lately. great to see both of you and you don't want to miss what i have for you on the other side of this break. leave it to "time" magazine to celebrate some of the worst people in america. and later, my advice to president trump on how to honor the life and shame the city of san francisco. stay right here. >> laura: goodie, "time" magazine released its 2017 person of the year finalists on "the today show." few on their list -- well, illegal alien dreamers demanding citizenship. the me, too movement. not a person by the way, the #me

. >> reporter: thursday afternoon and this home on broderick street is getting lots of frangs touristsce tells me they want a picture of the house. >> i remember when i was a child. >> hey, look alive! uncle jesse is here. >> after all, it is the place where the tanner family lived on full house. now the -- neighbors like andrea wish. >> we love the full house idea, the movie, we watched it. but it has become a little too much. >> neighbors saw video of what it looked like outside the house on most weekends. it can be a traffic jam. >> double parking, loitering, littering. >> neighbors are taking their complaints to the planning commission. they have some believing the house you see on tv is being re-created inside for filming and possible public tours. >> trying really hard to be a good neighbor. >> jeff franklin bought the house earlier this yearest admits, he may have announced plans to duplicate his tv home here but has scaled back his ideas. >> we're doing a seismic retrofit on the house. taking very small rooms and creating a nice open floor plan. >> he says he may rent out the h

but at three hours long, the show has narrator matthew broderick on edge. >> like shooting a movie ine maya rudolph. >> they've been really smart about preserving so many of the elements that we all fell in love with with regard to the film. >> like the infamous leg lamp. >> say cheese. >> and this moment with the flagpole. >> do you know how they did the licking? >> no. >> they had a little hole and a vacuum underneath. so when he stuck his tongue to the little hole, it sucked -- >> no way. >> isn't that brilliant? >> maya's four kids mean she's a natural for her role. >> part of the logic, oh, she's a mom. that would be good to have her. she's got this. she's got this. >> had you seep tn the movie growing up? >> get this. the house from the movie is a museum, and it's in cleveland. this weekend, they are hosting a viewing party in honor of the live production. >> how cool is that? leg lamps forever. that movie is so good, and it's 34 years old this year. i still love it. thank you so much, nischelle. now, this lady turns 80 years young december 21st. jane fonda. i was there as she s

. >> matthew broderick, who by the way says he's very nervous. >> matthew plays the dad.e i said, he plays grown up ralphy. >> i think he will de a great job. song and dance guy. >> but he admits he's broadway guy, not necessarily translating into live television. he said a newscaster would have been better doing that part, mike. >> really? >> yes. >> is it too late. >> not too late. >> coy learn my lines. >> could be an under stud. >> i sure. >> so he plays the grown up ralphy, completely different story. >> did they hood wing us? we have to watch sunday, right here on fox 29. >>> i didn't know that twist was in there. >> all right, jen, are they still as excited as they've been all morning for our eagles? >> reporter: it is even better, the choir is singing, listening to engliss err. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ merry christmas happy holiday ♪ >> ♪ >> what's wrong with this flow. >> sound like car glenn look at this up lifting experience, see the people going up the mountain right there? >> i do. >> i want to see them come down. that's a lot more fun. hey, hello bm people. blue mount

. >>> happening today neighbors of the "full house" house on broderick street expected to oppose renovationt iconic house at a planning commission meeting. >> at least two neighbors fighting the building permit for the renovations. the creator of the popular sitcom is the owner of the house and he wants to renovate the home to replicate the set of the television show. neighbors fear it will make tourist traffic from fans of the show even worse than it already is. >> i guess i can understand that. >> if you lived right next door. >> a ton of people already visit it. if you're going to create a set of it is officially a tourist attraction. >> officially it gets really bad for the neighbors. we took some people by, slowed down, didn't stop, and you still saw people go -- sorry. >> having said all that, would i go and check it out. i'm being honest. >> you would put the blinders on. >> i would put a hat on. >> there you go. a hat is good. you need a hat in some areas this morning where it's cold. stocking cap for those kids inland. 36 there. ash the bay, 42. a big spread for your morning trip o

neighbors shared this video of throngs of people outside the victorian on broderick street most everyeekend. >> i remember when i was a child. ♪ >> reporter: it's the place were the tanner family lived on tv's "full house" hand now the netflix reboot "fuller house." some think the house is up. painted ladies from the opening credits. neighbors like andrea scott finney wish it was. >> we love the "full house" idea, the movie, we watched it, but i think it's just become a little bit too much. >> reporter: surveillance video captured a passing car crashing into a truck which stopped for a double parker outside the house. >> double parking, loitering, littering. >> reporter: neighbors are taking their complaints to the planning commission. interior renovations happening at the home have some believing the house you see on tv is being recreated inside for filming and possible public tours. >> trying real el hard to be a good neighbor. >> reporter: jeff franklin the tv show's creator bought the house earlier this year. he admits he may have announced plans to duplicate his tv home here. >>

. >> you know, unlike most of these things, this is like an all broadway cast, matthew broderick, likeit is interesting, that, you know, sometimes they put tv stars have them do live tv. it doesn't always go well. but this time they're taking people who do live performances, so -- >> sing and dance, actually talented. >> by the way, she is a gorgeous woman, we know this. >> yes. >> only could you make the hat look cute. >> ya, look, there go. >> ya, you're good looking. i have to admit it. >> i hate to, but i got to admit it. >> but that's the only stinking thing that was in that box. >> all right, we will talk about google. i'm totally, i find this appauling, but maybe you think this is great idea. google says it will babysit your kids. for real. >> go for it, gooing. >> i what they mean, they'll have smart home system, cameras all over the place and things that can lock and unlock your doors so they can be basically remote babysitting service, because motion censors, track where your kid is. >> this isn't for little bitty kids. this is for like nine, ten and 11 year old. >> i would d

the infamous narration from adult ralph was replaced by matthew broderick on stage.e acted along with his younger self offering commentary throughout the show. two -- a christmas story live still used the easter bunny pajamas and the leg lamp but you may notice something else. something more revealing. the cast of the upcoming show the greatest showman performing live. during one of the breaks the ensemble performed a song off of the soundtrack and then it was back to a christmas story live for holiday hilarity and tap dancing. the famous line you will shoot your eye out became a musical number, it was led by an old- fashioned tapper team. the broadway veteran is well- versed in song and dance but she admits she has not tap danced since she was a girl but she accepted the challenge. the original film made it to the library of congress national film registry. >> back to the breaking news in washington state where an amtrak train has jumped the tracks outside of the city of tacoma. you can see here in this picture traffic has stopped on interstate 5. three fatalities h

now stick around for james corden and his guests, matthew broderick, gina rodriguez, and christopheraccess group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show

it did not even mention the "time" magazine person of the year issue, juanita broderick or paula jonesey get the president and of course the access hollywood tape writing that donald trump could express himself that way and still be elected president is part of what stoped the rage that fueled the women's march the day after his inauguration. it's why women seized on that crude word and the emblem of the protest that dwarfed trump's inauguration crowd size. "time" magazine just can't help but politicize pretty much everything. and apparently conservatives, they are not even allowed to oppose harassment even though more often than not the abuse, especially lately, has occurred at the hands of liberals. of course in that video, actress ashley judd didn't dwell on that minor fact. instead, she pat herself on the back. >> i'm very proud. i'm very glad now that the story has been heard. >> laura: while i'm glad that these women have finally told their stories, for sure. they deserve to be heard. but when those stories are enmeshed with an obvious political agenda, it hurts both their cause

anita broderick. credible and ghastly accusations. i heard was move on, moveon.org, that's all i heard during that period. >> i think there have been two huge cultural shifts in the last few years. one was on gay marriage. and the one we've seen just this year is on believing women who accuse powerful men. and i think we have donald trump to thank for that because he got elected -- >> how about harvey weinstein? >> no, i think donald trump changed the landscape and made people much more willing to say we've gots to listen to these women who are -- >> would there have been a discussion about al franken or any of these guys, would there be a discussion if it weren't for the weinstein disclosure that came out? >> i think the weinstein disclosure sort of catapulted the discussion forward. i think what happened going back to the 2016 cycle was when this came out, that "access hollywood" tape hit, there were a whole bunch of other things that distracted the way the conversation could go. you were still dealing clinton, and this. and people

. >> so he had them lined up, juanita broderick and the others. asked these women whether they thought that was an effective counter move to dim the light that they were shining, and i think that was a frustration of theirs. honestly i feel like one of the frustrations of women in the 2016 election was that on the one hand, you had one guy who had been accused by 16 plus women of sexual harassment or assault. on the other hand, you had a woman married to a man who has been repeatedly accuses of sexual harassment or assault. these were our choices. that was reality in our country a year ago. and as you'd like to say look how far we've come 12 months later but we're on the precipice of an election down in alabama where an accused child molester is polling three points ahead in at least one of the latest polls. there's a whole hunk of voters who i understand don't want a liberal democrat in office. but to overlook the alleged assault of repeated 14-year-olds and 16-year-olds, that says more about your identity politics. it says something about us as

allegations against her up to and including that she verbally intimidated a rape survivor juanita brodericki don't see any reason why this had to be the hill for republicans to die on. he hit the right note when he backed luther strange and threw his support to roy moore when moore one. trump said if the allegations are true he ought to drop out. he sat sought. did 180, made a cost benefit analysis i guess. and then supported roy moore. >> sean: it's a tight margin. we can't get healthcare through the senate at 52, 48. if it's 51, 49, then the agenda that i has pushed so hard for is in greater jeopardy. >> i understand. but that agenda is in jeopardy long term if you back somebody who is morally dubious. they are cutting the commercials already whether moore wins or loses they will go after trump over allegations. >> sean: that's true. >> anybody that stands near him or shakes his hand. anybody that waves goodbye will be tarred with roy moore's moral issues. and i think it's not a good calculation going down the road. i could very well be wrong. but i think they are making a mistake. >> 75%

broderick did an interview with lisa myers. it would have looked the same way. >> very similar. >> on the other side. >> right. and you've seen a reckoning among those democrats now. a lot of them are trying to walk that back and rethink how they -- things that they said at that time and how they handled that situation. the other thing that i thought was interested at that focus group, where these women will be proved wrong just like those accusers of donald trump. last year really set the tone for what we're seeing now. there's a complete distrust of us, the media, of people who talk about, make accusations, particularly if they come through us or gloria allred. >> if you are going to vote for donald trump and two or three weeks before the election suddenly all the women decide to come out at that time your going to be suspicious. if roy moore is moving towards a general election and then three or four weeks beforehand they become more suspicious. it's been 40 years. why is this dropping now that we're in the general election?

neighbors shared this video of throngs of people outside the victoria on broderick street most every i was a child. ♪ la, la, la, la, la >> reporter: it's the place where the tanner family lived on tv's "full house" and mow the netflix reboot "fuller house." some think the place is actually one of the painted ladies from the opening credits. neighbors like andrea finny wish it was. >> we love the idea, the movie, we watched it, but it's too much. >> reporter: surveillance video captured as passinger car crashed into a truck which stopped by a double parker outside the house. >> the double parking, loitering, littering. >> reporter: neighbors are taking their complaints to the commission. interior renovations happening at the home have some believe the house you see on tv is being recreated inside for filming and public tours. >> i'm trying really hard to be a good neighbor. >> jeff franklin, the tvp show's creator bought the house earlier this year. he admits he may have announced plans to duplicate his tv home here. >> i may have alluded to something like that initially. >> reporter

the film's infamous narrative from a dollar raffle fee was replaced by matthew broderick.it had all the fanfare writ movies like the easter bunny bj's and ugly leg lamp. all right. love the live production. >>> coming up at 8:00 everyone has their daily routine, but is there a right way to wake up in the morning? dr. shilpi will join us in the studio with what your morning routine says about you. >> see how we work together as team? >> l[ laughter ] my wish was a clubhouse, but we call it "the wish house." people visit national parks from all over the world. food tastes better when you don't have to cook it. he was just supposed to be my dog. i don't know why. (vo) we're proud that, on behalf of our owners, the subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars in just ten years. get 0% financing for 63 months on select models. plus we'll donate $250 to charity. dunkin' sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back. with twice the crispy caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich mad