this was carter's been line. calling for a government that was honest, decent, fair, competent and truthful administration, as ideaistic as the american people as he stated. this is, again, part of a successful campaign against ford. carter sought to tie forward to really the disgraced nixon administration. ford, of course, did himself no favors by, in his first hundred days, in fact his first 30 days, first pardoned nixon, and of course, for those "saturday night live" fans, you know, that's my first memory is the chef i chase impression of gerald ford which president ford went to an unbelievable undergraduate university. but "snl's" lampooning of ford really had an impact and made people think he had a low intellect, and clumsy. that stuck. i don't think it had the same impact that social media can have today. but again, this is the part of the theme carter saying we're going to change, we're going to be truthworthy, different, versus the old regime. we're going to change washington. i'll get to that a little b

they started the beverly carter foundation.ntry training real estate agents about safety. >> it's a blessing for me because i get to not only raise awareness, talk about safety, best practices, but then i also use that as an opportunity for me to kind of slide in some great stories about my mom and so kind of keep her alive. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thank you for watching. >>> will. >>> this is dr. mehmet oz, harvard graduate, respected heart surgeon and america's most popular tv doctor. >> five years now you have been sending me questions that you were too embarrassed to ask anyone else. >> now dr. oz is about to reveal his favorite communicators. history makers. >> it's aspirational, the message, we're all better than this. >> float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. >> each pick will reveal a little more about the man oprah winfrey named america's doctor.

they started the beverly carter foundation. son travels the country training real estate agents about safety. >> it's a blessing for me because i get to not only raise awareness, talk about safety, best practices, but then i also use that as an opportunity for me to kind of slide in some great stories about my mom and so kind of keep her alive. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thank you for watching. >>> they surrounded me like a pack of wolves. they said, go get those crime scene photos of our mama and daddy. i was trying to cover my face. and he was pulling my hands off of my face. he said, you did this. you. and i said, i did not. >> a sprawling southern family with a pair of church going grandparents at its heart. >> they're definitely the most loving individuals i have ever met in my life.

it echoes what alan's youngest son carter posted. >> is this him? is this the famous carter?s interview of 2013 carter spoke of their bond. he was, of course, with his dad at the ice rink yesterday. >> you like playing sports. i know you mentioned you play sports. what's your bonding thing? >> i'd say sports usually. >> carter's mom is gina tolleson. and tania callau, another mom. she'd gone from runways in south beach to diaper duty and just rolled up her sleeves and went to work. i needed somebody who would relate to my son that way, and bond that way. so that kind of sealed the deal. >> in this interview, tanya told us she had one big fear. eerie to hear today. >> i'm afraiddof him ever getting sick or being ill after his terrible hockey injury, he lost five of his teeth and he showed up, and i thought i was going to faint. i want him to be healthy and happy forever. >> it just tugs at the heart strings just hearing it. when alan and tanya said "i do" we were the only show they invited to attend and we have amazing, emotional video and that is coming up a little bit later.

negatively on carter. for me, he was the one who gave away the panama canal, week on the rations, lost iran, didn't pay our military. but when you start looking at carter -- i know this is some hyperbole -- but people forget. the b-1 bomber, at least in his view, was canceled because it was -- because there was this thing called the b-2 bomber that was under development. he was engaged in terms of what we now call the revolution of military affairs and a lot of things that were going on. carter, there's no a bottom but. we think about the response to the iran crisis, the failure of the rescue mission, and the establishment of the u.s. counterterrorism capability. the national security adviser and the pentagon to establish that capability just outside the 100-day window. but in july 1977, before any of this stuff was going on. so there is a mixed record, but i think it is hard for any of us to get through the emotions and the perceptions of the carter administration. with that said, tickets for to say there

they started the beverly carter foundation. the country training real estate agents about safety. >> it's a blessing for me because i get to not only raise awareness, talk about safety, best practices, but then i also use that as an opportunity for me to kind of slide in some great stories about my mom and so kind of keep her alive. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thank you for watching. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> i don't beat around the bush >>> i don't beat around the bush when it comes to the racist term. i'm absolutely a racist. >> inmates find themselves in racial conflict. >> he and two white offenders were involved with assaulting a black offender. >> anything can pop off from this situation, you know? you've got haters everywhere you go. >> but some seek conflict elsewhere. >> child molesters are the crap

they started the beverly carter foundation.ravels the country training real estate agents about safety. >> it's a blessing for me because i get to not only raise awareness, talk about safety, best practices, but then i also used that as an opportunity for me to kind of slide in some great stories about my mom and so kind of keep her alive. >>> want to take you live to oakland, california, officials giving an update 6:00 p.m. local time on that fire that killed nine people, possibly as many as 40. perhaps we'll get more details on what they have been doing this afternoon. let's listen in. >> the coroner's division. i would like to share with you some updates. i'm going to turn it over to sergeant kelly right now. tomorrow morning we'll have another press availability at 8:00 tomorrow morning. sergeant? >> our next update will be tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. so

trump called carter a loser back in 2012, too. "dummy graydon carter doesn't like me too much.e is a real loser. @vanityfair." trump once even slammed carter's new york city restaurant in a tweet. don't be grading carter who is presiding over dying "vanity fair" magazine is also presiding over dying waverly inn, worst food in city. and now on "vanity fair's" website, a brand-new banner that reads the magazine trump doesn't want you to read. the saga continues. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> all right. in the next hour of "360," more on president obama's tough talk aimed at russia for the election hacking and what to make of it. stay with us. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. the search for relief often leads, ...here or here. today, there's a new option. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in d

it echoes with alan's youngest son carter >> is this him? is this the famous carter? >> this is him. >> in this interview of 2013 carter spoke of their bond. he was, of course, with his dad at the ice rink yesterday. >> you like playing sports. >> we play hockey a lot together. i wwuld say sports, usually. >> his second wifeegina tollee, and tania callau, another mom. beach to diaper duty and just rolled up her sleeves and went to work. i needed somebody who would relate to my son that way, and bond that way. so that kind of sealed the deal. >> in this interview, tanya told us she had one big fear. >> i'm afraid of him ever getting sick or being ill after his terrible hockey injury, he lost five of his teeth and he showed up, and i thought i was going to faint. i want him to be healthy and happy forever. >> it just tugs strings just hearing it. when alan and tanya said "i do" we were the only show they invited to attend and we have amazing, emotional video and that is coming up later. >> one thing that a lot of people don't know about alan is how many famous theme son

detective matt carter. >> this entire structure had crumbled.was a pile of ashes that was on the ground. we didn't even know if anyone was home or not. we knew that they were in and out of town a lot. >> as firefighters carefully walked through, what appeared to be the fire's epicenter, the master bedroom, their worst fears were confirmed. julie had, in fact, been home that night. >> it was to the right of the box mattresses that we found the remains of julie. they were unsure initially that it was human remains. we knew that there was -- >> even with all their experience? >> yes. everything was just consumed by fire to the point that things were unrecognizable. >> as for keith, he was away calling on customers in indiana. word of julie's death spread almost as fast as the fire had raced through the house. >> i'm getting ready for work, have the tv on in the background. >> we're live in the canterbury subdivision -- >> then temple bradley's phone rang. it was a friend who also knew julie. >> she said, you know there's a fire. i said, yeah, i saw

okay now, getting back to president carter, on one sunday, we got the order that president carter had told them to get everybody ready, he would want to take them up to camp david for dinner. man, we were all kind of excited. all of us got out and left work and left, and nobody had a chance to wash off or take no baths or nothing, we just grabbed tuxedos and we put on tuxedos and we were sharp and dirty. [laughter] i mean, because we had been working and sweating getting ready for the christmas day because we were there was a lot of parties going on. so he took us up to camp david and we got up and he introduced all of us and we walked around and everything, they had all of the tables, all big round tables set up with all of the trimming, you know, just like we were professionals, you know? a lot of us didn't know anything about five or six water glasses on the table and eight or nine pieces of silverware. we didn't know anything about that, which spoon goes where and which fork goes where. anyway, we got there and had separate tables, i think it was six-- i think it's six or eight wa

okay now, getting back to president carter, on one sunday, we got the order that president carter had told them to get everybody ready, he would want to take them up to camp david for dinner. man, we were all kind of excited. all of us got out and left work and left, and nobody had a chance to wash off or take no baths or nothing, we just grabbed tuxedos and we put on tuxedos and we were sharp and dirty. [laughter] i mean, because we had been working and sweating getting ready for the christmas day because we were there was a lot of parties going on. so he took us up to camp david and we got up and he introduced all of us and we walked around and everything, they had all of the tables, all big round tables set up with all of the trimming, you know, just like we were professionals, you know? a lot of us didn't know anything about five or six water glasses on the table and eight or nine pieces of silverware. we didn't know anything about that, which spoon goes where and which fork goes where. anyway, we got there and had separate tables, i think it was six-- i think it's six or eight wa

trump called carter a loser back in 2012, too. "dummy graydon carter doesn't like me too much. he is a real loser. @vanityfair." trump once even slammed carter's new york city restaurant in a tweet. don't be grading carter who is presiding over dying "vanity fair" magazine is also presiding over dying waverly inn, worst food in city. and now on "vanity fair's" website, a brand-new banner that reads the magazine trump doesn't want you to read. the saga continues. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> all right. in the next hour of "360," more on president obama's tough talk aimed at russia for the election hacking and what to make of it. stay with us. (vo) it's the holidays at verizon, and the best deals are on the best network. with no surprise overages, you can use your data worry free and even carry over the data you don't use. and right now get four lines and 20 gigs for only $40 per line. you'll even get the samsung galaxy s7, the pixel phone by google, or the motoz droid for only $10 per month. hurry, these offers end soon. get the best deals and the best network, only on verizon.

carter's class and president carter stood up and he said steve and i said yes. he said you know i'm religious and i don't drink wine. he said would you like to haveve mine and i said yes sir mr. president. i reached over and he handed me a glass of wine and i had two glasses of wine in my hand. everybody else had one. i drank mine instantly so i had one more left. lef i took my time and sat down and i was eating and sipping the wine. the wine was finally gone and then we had a big glass of cold ice water sitting on the table. we really had a fabulous time. when we got back to the white house one of the guys said to me , we went into the south porter company which is the dream big door where they always go out into the reception room. the guys told me steve -- he said you drank the president's wine. offer i said man, he offered it to mea you never tell the president know. he said you know you are smart and i said no never tell the president know. that's why i drink his wine and it was good wine and i was ready to drink some more. we had a good time and we left fr

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getting back to presidents carter, on one sunday we got the order that president carter had told them to get everybody ready, he was going to take them to camp david for a dinner. man, we were kind of excited. all of us sat down and left that work, left it alone. nobody had a chance to wash off for taking a bath or nothing. we got our tuxedos and we put on tux egos and we were sharp . because we had been working and sweating getting ready for the day and there were a lot of parties going on so he took us to camp david and we got up and introduced all of us and we walked around and everything.they had all the tables, big round tables set up with all of the trimmings, just like leaving we were professionals. a lot of us didn't know nothing about five or six worked glass and eight or nine pieces of silverware, we didn't knownothing about that, which goes first . so anyway, we all got down and we all had separate tables. i think i think six or eight was still at thetable . and president carter got up and he asked the blessing over the food and then the butlers went around pulling out the

was campaigning for jimmy carter. there was going to be a rally downtown. literally, we stuffed the building. we were the rally. >> this photo of tim carter with the woman he loved, gloria, was taken at the golden gate bridge during another public appearance. >> when jim jones was asked to give the benediction for the new suicide prevention barrier that had been erected. >> that's right. only a year before jonestown took its own life, jim jones was praying over a suicide prevention barrier. in that summer of 1977, jones was facing increasing criticism from some members who fled the church because they no longer believed in jones. when "new west" magazine published an expose article about church beatings, jim jones suddenly decided to leave the country. he began putting his flock on planes to south america, by the dozens, day after day. teenagers and young children were among the first to go. parents followed. >> i got this phone call that says, it's time for you to go, and this voice entered my head that said if you d

when they got to president carter the butler poured water or wine into president carter's class. president carter stood up and he said steve and i said yes and he said, you know i'm religious and i don't drink wine. would you like to have mine? and i said yes, sir mr. president. so. so he reached over and handed me the glass of wine.ad and i had two glasses of wine in my hand. everybody else had one. i drank mind instantly. so had one more left. so i was taken my time and we sat down and i was sipping the wine in the we had the big glass of ice water on the table. all kind of dessert, we had a fabulous a fabulous time. so when we got back to the white house all of the guys said to m we waited through the south portico which is the big green door where they go out into. [inaudible] the guys told me steve, we're really surprised.rank the >> nsfw talking about and he i sa you drink the presidents wine.ff >> and i said will man, heheto offered it to me and you never tell the president know. and they looked at me and they said you're smart and i said no, you never tell the president k

i mean i -- and i said carter what are you doing?, he put his hand up to stop me. and i thought, you know, if i -- what i wanted to do was take him and grab one arm and grab him off but i thought that might send him over you know. and then i started getting down on my knees. don't, don't, get up. so i got up. and then he started looking up at the sky. and there were planes coming over. he looked at one and it was kind of like it was a signal. and then he jumped. and he hung on to the ledge, hanging down. and i said carter come back. and then he just let go. and it all happened like that. ♪ >> it's crazy to me that i've lived longer without him than i lived with him. there are moments that still hits me like a punch in the gut and i literally get vertigo or nausea. i still cannot believe the way he died. i cannot believe it. how did you survive? >> i just cried and cried and cried and cried. and cried and cried and cried. >> you know, i think my mom early on -- and maybe still to this day -- doesn't refer to it so much as a suicide. s

hodding carter iii. i'm looking forward to meeting hodding carter iii. i admired him tremendously right after the immediate seizure of the hostages. where he had to go out everyday for the state department and the government and explain to all those reporters what was going on. you got to be fairly cool because they try to-- >> oh, yeah. >> throw you some curves, knowing the press. starting shopping yet? >> not yet. >> you really-- >> i always like to wait until the last minute, yes. >> wait until the last minute. i don't believe that you wait until the day before. you say you do, but how can you wait until the day before? >> a man can do you go to a store, you say-- >> wow. >> i want the following trinket. you ought to write that down. >> i want to put that on stone tablets-- "a man can do what he wants to do." >> i go to certain stores-- there's certain shops you go to where they not only allow you to shop-- >> yes. >> but they also entertain you. >> what do you mean? >> young ladies will come over and they bring you sustenance. >> do they have those k

you can spend about 30 cents for that carter what's it like?> you have to say that's like force dejure. >> that is up known. you might want to move along. >> mike. >> it blew through that strike that we were actually short. in fact, earlier, i said if you more than doubled your money, there is no shame in taking profits. this will be worth 80, 85 cents, so you definitely would want to take profits, even if you wanted to press oil. >> they aren't the only ones back in oil's glory, dan made a bullish bet a couple weeks ago. what are you doing with this trade? >> it was a jan '77 call spread. you could be selling that today, you know, i guess, i'm in agreement with these guys. they moved so far so fast. you can see consolidation, few gains. it happened. you have a good winner here. i'd like to see the xle consolidate and set up for a movie and o i'll look to get back in. >> i think at this point it's wait and see? we have to see inventory data. >> that will be the tell to prove they're sticking to it. the big disagreement was, well, we should cut.

it echoes what alan's younger son carter posted. >> is this the famous carter?013, carter spoke of their bond. he was of course with his dad at the ice rink when he collapsed. >> you like playing sports together. >> yeah, we play hockey a lot together. >> carter's mom is his second wife. in 2005, he married his now widow. >> she had gone from runways in south beach to diaper duty, just rolled up her sleeves and went to work and needed somebody who would relate to my son that way. and bond that way. so that kind of sealed the deal. >> in this interview, tonya said she had one big fear, eerie to hear today. >> i'm afraid of him ever getting sick or being ill. after his terrible hockey injury, he lost five of his teeth, and he showed up, and i thought i was going to faint. i want him to be healthy and happy forever. >> e. tchbls was at the 2005 wedding. >> with this ring i thee wed. >> carter was just 7 and served as the ring bearer. >> i'm really excited for you to be my step mom. >> tonya's brides maids, paula patton and chris jenner who came with then husband br

michelle carter is preparing to go to trial and we learn there had is new evidence in the case. we're live in taunton with details on this case. >> reporter: and chris, michelle carter's defense attorney will receive 20,000 pages of the facebook activity later on today and the judge kenned a request -- denied a request the defense says significant to michelle carter appeared in juvenile court with her attorneys thursday as both sides gear up for trial. carter is charged with involuntary manslaughter, accused of encouraging her boyfriend to follow through with his suicide attempt. in 2014, 18-year-old conrad roy was found dead in his pick-up truck from carbon monoxide poisoning. in court, the lawyers say facebook recently turned over 20,000 pages of roy's activity on the social media site. want to see who he was communicating with and what he was saying about his mindset. >> reporter: the judge approved the defense's request to consult with an adolescent development expert. the prosecutors say she convinced her boyfriend to kill himself. >> and understand the impulse controls tha

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the most dramatic tales of this battle -- carter. todd carter. the son of the carter family whose home has witnessed all of this. serving as a staff officer. he goes in with his hometown regiment. a short distance from his home, he is mortally wounded. he gets something many soldiers did not. he dies in his own bed. wounded five times. this is the legacy of the battle. the union army retreats leaving hud with the field but it goes to nashville. there has been the death of an army here on this field. cleborne is gone. officer losses. regiments were destroyed. but this is the hallmark. you have these generals dead or mortally wounded. patrick cleborne. carter. john adams. he dies when his horse runs up onto the earth works of the union line and is shot down at that point. but then, you have three generals wounded. scott, manago and one captured. general george gordon. he was made a prisoner. this is illumination that happened on the anniversary. one candle representing all of the losses. i am generally not a fan of giving casualty numbers has it is

carter, what do you say? have to stick with this. you know, i mean first it all it is abhorred right now. no one wants to talk about it so it is usually a good thing. let it ride. >> yeah, look, it has done well in a week that was kind of sideways to poor. you know, we have a lot of time until february to let it play out. my inclination is to let it ride. >> yeah, gold is up at the same time the u.s. dollar is up. an unusual situation but it happens every couple of years. so you ride this one out. i think gold will be a good investment in 2017 as well. >> if you think there's volatility in january because of the upcoming events we mentioned, not to mention the inauguration, is it going to be a good place to park money you think? >> being long call spread certainly is a good place because increased volatility, there is a chance it will be viewed as a safe haven, you know. i think it could very potentially be. >> everyone has given up on all of this in your bit coin, you can do that as well. >> i hope not becau

carter and mike predicted the stock was a bit overdone.ere's what they said. >> to my eye, we're going to come down and basically touch even if you wanted to say this could be moved up a little bit. but we're looking at another -- i would say 70 bucks. and this closed higher than that, and i think you get a good trade on the short side. >> specifically, i'm looking out to march, looking' 75/65 put spread when i was looking earlier today. you could buy the 75 puts for 34 a, sell the 65s for 80 cents. >> now visa shares along with pretty much every or financial we have talked about, up a little since then, carter. >> right. this is very early in the trade. i think we've just -- nothing has happened from the point of view of the charts and we would press it. >> yeah. we gave ourselves time all the way out to march for this one. so we certainly have time for this trade to work out. >> you're sticking by. >> the spread -- >> the stock is up almost 3 bucks, our put spread down about a buck. we're not risking a whole lot at this point. >> you're

carter braxton. while the guys are getting ready, here's what's coming up on the show. >> visa, it's everywhere you want to be. >> and maybe some places you don't. like your portfolio. because something is happening in the charts that suggests visa is going lower. we'll give you the trade. >>> and big money in big oil. >> i'm going to have more money than you ever thought you could have! >> if you missed the move in oil this week, we'll tell you how you can still profit. we'll break it down. plus, is it time to bet the farm on ag stocks? >> okay, you must have heard that! >> a curious move in the grains could be your signal to make some serious bread. the action begins right now. ♪ green acres is the place to be ♪ >> let's get right to it. this week was all about the trump on trade with energy financials, industrials, materials. once again outperforming the rest of the market. what's a way to play catchup? if you missed out on these gains? dan, what do you say? >> health care stocks could be -- some

carter, what are you looking at? >> the stats suggesting that the last week one that the markets are up. we'll take a look at the screen and see if we can figure it out together. >> walk and talk. >> come on down. >> part of the stroll. >> so if you look at what happens last five days of the year, versus any five days, let's start with any five days, 1928 to present, the average odds of being up any five days is 55%. 56%. the markets go up and down. the last five trading sessions of the year are up 77% of the time. so we have the probability that they will be up, but how much? all five-day periods, 1928 to 2016, the average move is 14 basis points. last five trading days of the year, 114. 1%. i mean, that's a five fold increase. so we'll see dynamic period and i want to talk about the dow in the 20,000 level and really what this means. we know the dow essentially has under performed the entire market. in '09, the dow under performing the s&p. in 2010 under performing. one year out performs in '11 and '12 and again it

carter, you mentioned, you wanted depreciation, i hear you. let's not forget the majority is protected in a fixed rate. are you talking about the off shore part of the currency market? >> you don't know when you reached the point in which that t is the sort of the tail wag of the dog. a lot of people are in that bet f. you get a pile on -- >> a pile basket. 30 to 50% depreciation. >> here's the thing. that's economics. okay. there is also politics in the news regarding china this woke. really important stuff. we know president-elect targeted china on a whole host of issues, geopolitical and economics during the campaign. what did we see this week? we saw him request ethe one china policy that had been in place almost four decade, that sort of thing, we saw also the situation with chinese official suggesting that they may find an unnamed u.s. auto. what did they do? they flew a nuclear bomber in the south china sea and took our drones. >> but their own economic risks are probably bicker than anything zplchlt all the macros are out. we are tradi

jimmy carter ran really an opposition to the democratic party in lots of ways. he was an idiosyncratic figure. his democratic coalition was very different from the struggled as president. he was a governor from georgia georgia who came in without the support of the crackal democratic party that. was a disaster some would say. bill clinton, a very different situation. he ran as a pop list, as a new democrat. the trouble is there were no new democrats. there were no actual craw dres. there were maybe 15, 20, 30 people. he could not actually staff his administration with people who represented his particular world view. he wound up staffing it with some retreads from the carter administration, a lot of fairly conventional liberals t was a fight in the party, but basically he rounded up not pop list democrats but a wall street democrat. robert rubin defined the clinton presidency. similarly with trump, you can imagine a scenario in which like jimmy carter her fights tooth and nail against his party. you can imagine another scenario which he gets assimilated to the k

defense secretary ash carter visits iraq amid an intense fight against isis in mosul. the visit comes as the syrian city of palmyra fell back into the hands of the terror group. but the united states is now sending extra troops to retake the syrian city of raqqa. carter says: "while the battle for mosul goes on here in iraq, over in syria we're entering a new phase raqqa." there are some new successes in the fight against isis... with the iraqi government retaking the world heritage site in assur. the islamic state attempted to destroy historic sites... but they failed to destroy the city gate. ajah says: "regarding the gate, the tabira gate, it is the main gate, the great gate, daesh is tried to destroy it by putting several cans full of explosives around arches to make it collapse. but the arch didn't collapse except for some minor damage to some parts of it." the shiite militia has fully secured the site... which was the capital for several ancient empires. salih says: "we are fully deployed. we are not allowing any movements and we are not allowing anyone in or out

it echoes what alan's younger son carter posted. >> is this the famous carter?his interview from 2013, carter spoke of their bond. he was of course with his dad at the ice rink when he collapsed. >> you like playing sports together. >> yeah, we play hockey a lot together. >> carter's mom is his second wife. in 2005, he married his now widow. >> she had gone from runways in south beach to diaper duty, just rolled up her sleeves and w would relate to my son that way. and bond that way. so that kind of sealed the deal. >> in this interview, tonya said she had one big fear, eerie to hear today. >> i'm afraid of him ever getting sick or being ill. after his terrible hockey injury, he lost five of his teeth, and he showed up, and i thought i was going to faint. i want him to be healthy and happy forever. >> e. tchbls was at the 2005 wedding. >> with this ring i thee wed. >> carter was just 7 and served as the ring bearer. >> i'm really excited for you to be my step mom. >> tonya's brides maids, paula patton and chris jenner who came with then husband bruce. >> they're

carter's meeting with u.s. commanders, as well as some of the 10,000 american troops who are still there. he will also meet with afghanistan's president. this is presumably carter's last trip to afghanistan before handing over responsibilities to >>> and there are some conflicting reports about fighting in the city of aleppo, syria. residents and rebels say that fighting hasn't let up. that's despite claims by a russian diplomat that syrian government forces suspended their operations last night. abc's alex marquardt has been in aleppo this week. he's witnessed advances by syrian troops and no halt in that fighting. >> reporter: the government forces have regained most of the territory that the rebels can see and hear, the fight for this city is very much taking place right in its heart. >> and we should point out that alex is doing fine. he is safe. a break in the fighting was intended to allow up to 8,000 residents of aleppo to leave the city. hundreds of people wounded this week in an attack on a hospital ar

carter, thank you.nt elect donald trump is making no apologies for his telephone conversation with the leader of taiwan. the u.s. has had no diplomatic relations with taiwan since 1979 when it accepted mainland china as the sole representative of the chinese people. newspapers in taiwan ran banner headlines and beijing has launched a for mall diplomating protest. vice president elect mike pence called it a simple courtesy call. income offing chief of staff, discussed the issue on face the nation. >> president elect, had a conversation with the president of taiwan, did he belief he was talking to the leader of a sovereign state in that conversation? >> of course not. he knew exactly what was happening. look, we have a lot of problems to solve in this country. we are not going to solve them by making, believe that people don't exist. this was a two minute congratulatory call. he tacked to president xi over two weeks ago. sure he would be willing to talk to him again. this is not a massive deef yags of our

the carter family representing these different polls. first is home. correspondingly, jimmie rogers represents in some ways the marx and engels -- correspondingly jimmie rogers , represents in some ways the road. ingalls described the experience of living in modern-day is solid melting into air. everything is in flux, everything is in tumult. all of the things that used to be fixed are now called into question. it is a time of tremendous liberation. literally liberation from one social station. under feudalism, people cannot move up or down. in modernity with the rise of capitalism, all of a sudden people have much more mobility. they are emancipated from the land. this is experienced as tremendously exhilarating, but also terrifying, to have this newfound freedom. the carter family represents all the virtues of home, rootedness, whereas jimmie rogers represents lure of the of thelu road. one of the things that happens in modernity is that people move greater distances and with greater frequency than they had before. the carter family representing piet

announced that carter is leaving the program immediately, and intends to transfer. carter started 23 of the 41 games he played in the past year and a half, averaging 4.3 points and 3.6 assists. he is the second player to leave the program this semester, sandy is transferring to green bay. and the brewers have signed former twins lefthanded starting pitcher, tommy milone. that is a one-year contract. kathy: holiday music with a legal twist. ? kathy: that is the group no strings attached leading a holiday sing-a-long in the rotunda of the milwaukee county courthouse. this is their 41st year of performing. they dedicated today's performance to one of their founding members who is dealing with breast cancer. a nice day to spread holiday spirit. mark: inside is a good place to be. windchills around 25 below ?? ? show me that smile again ? >> tonight we remember beloved tv dad alan thicke. >> to my dying day if that'sson my epic death is he was the dad on "growing pains," thank the collapse including his last words to his son. >> he had carter take a picture of him as the

what else is on your radar, carter? >> sure. two areas that got the steepest post election are the financials and industrials. and smaller areas -- not to say that semis are small but the stocks index, and a few names that have driven the outperformance, where as things like intel aren't that steep. but the issue is for this concept of when to let's say take profits. yes, that this epic breakout, and it's quite textbook, has by and large, reached the point at which it's likely to not continue. >> all right. well, we'll let carter go for now. >> i didn't know there was going to be such math. >> we're going to trade this now and you guys have a choice to make. fresh money right now. would you rather edition. banks or health care. guy adami. >> right now, this second. >> right now. >> health care. i've got to go health care. >> i would say health care also. just look at what u.s. tellcos have done. >> tremendous headwinds with health care but on a relative basis as a technician when you look at it, where carter is sitting, you've g

carter. john adams. he dies when his horse runs up onto the earth works of the union line and is shot down at that point. but then, you have three generals wounded. manago and one captured. general george gordon. he was made a prisoner. this is illumination that happened on the anniversary. one candle representing all of the losses. i am generally not a fan of giving casualty numbers has it is hard to envision. but ultimately, it goes down to the men that fell. cotton oforge w white the 37 georgia industry -- infantry. he is buried in that cemetery. chicamonga.l at the story ends there on the battlefield. then again, that is how it all plays out. so much of this is the story of the common soldier. white, cotton, and all of those others go down at this point leaving a legacy of their bravery on the battlefield and a legacy for john bell hood which leads to a lot of misconceptions about him over the years which are now hopefully being addressed and cleared up to give him a fair shake so to speak. thank you

as mike carter-conneen reports it calls religion a myth. mike: some drivers on 234 in unhappy a seven-foot long banner set up next to the nativity scene. >> the city should take it down. mike: it reads "let reason prevails. there are no gods, no angels, no devils, no heaven or hell. >> this is the birth of jesus. why would you put that on there? >> anybody can put up a permit and put up a display. mike: it was posted by this man who grew up christian and is now an atheists. he wanted to us protect his identity saying it could impact his job. >> the goal is not to offend. it's to maybe cause somebody to think. mike: nelson park is a city park and saying the two groups have a permit. they have submitted for multiple times. the city does content. just time, place, manner. >> everybody is entitled to their on opinion. especially if you are talking public property. mike: some defend his right to post the manner but others call it disrespectful. >> they can't inflict that on us who live by the virtues. >> a woman made this promise. >> i can take