the same location where mayor bowser and cathy lanier held a press conference. they came to this location to say they were able to close 12 homicides. one was a man who they say killed arvelle. >> she came out to to show her appreciation. >> i thank god that you all have someone in custody for his murder. >> reporter: chief lanier said the rapid arrests were possible for a few reasons. >> what has helped us the most is the additional resources at the forensic lab. the forensic laboratory is turning around things very quickly. >> reporter: there is still more work to be done since dozens of murders in the district are still unvofled. >> in due time, hopefully they'll get whoever is responsible for them. >> reporter: chief lanier says her homicide detectives are getting closer to closing two more cases. they want you to take a look at these flyers they've released. they're looking for this man. his name is william lee lewis and he's responsible for a murder on the 5000 block of benning road in southeast. they gave us this flyer here and this is a picture of john a

police chief cathy lanier. cathy: most people get defensive if they feel like you are being often said. so being very respectful in encounters and requests, if it is not a crisis or dangerous situation, requests versus demand, that changes the dynamic a little bit. announcer: and on sunday, the criminal justice system. and at 6:30 p.m., portions of this year's idea festival. speakers include former vice president al gore and author anne-marie slaughter. anne-marie: we have to banish the word, he is "helping," at home. helping is not taking the burden off of you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and you are asking him to help. he is not the agent, right? he is the assistant. and if we are going to get to where we need to go, men need to be lead parents or fully equal coparents. announcer: for a complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. president obama spoke at the 93rd annual national christmas tree lighting in washington. we also hear from national park service director jonathan jarvis and the old

cathy lanier, the chief of police of washington, d.c..nd a police officer on the beat in camden, new jersey. i have a lot of questions for you. i want to start with chief lanier, because i want to get this out of the way. we just had a panel where we saw a video on an incident, for all of us who have seen it, it was disturbing, and i just want to give you an opportunity to respond. police chief lanier: i have seen parts of the video, not all of it. i know there is still some production going on with finishing the

police chief cathy lanier. cathy: being very respectful, you know, and requests, if it is not a crisis or dangerous situation, request verse demand -- versus demand, that changes the dynamic. announcer: and sunday afternoon at 2:00, race and the criminal justice system. then at 6:30 p.m., portions of this year's ideas festival. speakers include al gore and author and-marie slaughter. anne-marie: we have to banish the word, he is helping. helping is not actually taking the burden off of you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and you are asking him for help. he is not the agent, right? he is the assistant. and if we are going to get to where we need to go, men need to be fully equal coparents. announcer: for a full schedule, go to www.c-span.org. this holiday weekend, book tv brings you three days of nonfiction. at 7 p.m. eastern, president arthur brooks discusses his latest book on how to build a fairer and happier america. biggest mistake we make on the conservative side, the one the trips people

speakers include former police officer and washington police chief cathy lanier. >> most people get offensiveif they feel you are being offensive. being respectful in encounters and requests, if it is not a crisis or dangerous situation, request versus demand. those things changed the dynamics. >> sunday afternoon at 2:00, race in the criminal justice system with white house senior adviser valerie jarrett and others. then portions of this year's washington ideas festival. speakers include mark warner, al gore, and author anne-marie slaughter. >> we have got to banish the word he is helping. at home. helping is not actually taking the burden off you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and you are asking him to help. he is not the agent, he is the assistant. if we are going to get to where we need to go, men have to be lead parents or fully equal coparents. >> for a complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. >> a bust of former vice president dick cheney was placed in the capital joining other similar statues honoring vice presidents for their role as president of the senate. former

. >> chief cathy lanier gives credit to the hard work of detectives and additional resources in their crime labs. >>> dozens of families are still praying for the closure they need after losing loved ones. the family of sharenice, a woman grabbed by a stranger and used as a shield during a shootout. what it's like for her family and others as they wait for breaks in their cases. >> reporter: the pain of losing a loved one to gun violence is a feeling many say is hard to describe. >> to be gunned down like an animal. >> reporter: but when the killer has never been brought to justice or even arrested, family members like cecilia davis say the pain can be unbearable. >> i'm very sad about it. >> it was august 2002 when cecilia's cousin was one of two women murdered on c street southeast. she says she wants officers to keep her family updated on where they are in the investigation because they're desperate for justice. >> not just for just the family, and as a family as well. families like sharenice milton, she was a 27-year-old reporter who was shot and killed on good hope road southeast

mayor muriel bowser and police chief cathy lanier yesterday reached district homicide investigation. lanier says police closed 12 homicide cases in the last month. also today new information about where the crimes are happening. >> 110 of the homicides have occurred in the fifth, sixth and the seventh district. 110 out of 152. are in the three districts. >> william lewis and john james are still at large. they are two separate homicides. if you have any information call police. leon: we have new insight from the f.b.i. tonight a week after the mass shooting of san bernardino, california. investigators are now saying that the shooter, syed farook and tashfeen malik discussed jihad as early as 2013. it is believed they were both radicalized before they started dating. sources tell abc7 news that images with the electronic device show the location including a high school but it is not known if those were the other potential targets. coming up tonight a national town hall. discuss about the war on terror. experts will discuss what is at stake and how to prevent another attack. the specia

"news4" talked with police chief cathy lanier. at that meeting officers went over the options during an active shooter drill. she said you can run, hide, or fight. >> you've got really three options. one, running it out if you can, two, hide, barricade yourself behind a locked door if you can, but if there's no other alternative and you can't get out and you can't hide, your other option is to fight. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser also spoke. often officers get to the shooting scene after everyone's been shot. >>> achuck bell with the weathe. are we going to see sunshine? >> believe it or not, it o is a miracle. sunshine is back in the picture. it comes at a bit of a price. it's going to be blustery and it feels like december and temperatures hover in the 40s. but finally a dry pattern returns for a little while. a couple of sprinkles out here on the howard/montgomery line. no heavy rain. just a random drop or two as cold air filters in. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. as far as rain chances a little sprinkle chance around here

. >>> back here in d.c., police chief cathy lanier made national headlines when she talked about what you should do in the case of an active shooter situation. >> a couple weeks ago she told "60 minutes" your options are run, hide or fight. jackie bensen caught up with the chief tonight. what's she saying now? >> reporter: the chief's comm t comments are sobering and very relevant today. we caught up with her at the d.c. police academy. >> the run, hide, fight discussion we've been having since mumbai is you have really three options if this happens, one, run and get out if you can, two, hide, barricade yourself behind a locked door, if you can, but if there's no alternative, you can't get out and can't hide your other option is to fight. >> reporter: an active shooter scenario was only coincidentally on tonight's session for the d.c. police engagement academy. with the tragedy unfolding in san bernardino, california, she was asked about her comments to the national news program that signal a change in long standing advice what to do when the unthinkable happens. >> given the amount o

police chief cathy lanier. lanier: being very encounters if it demands,crisis versus those things change the dynamic. race and the criminal justice system white house senior adviser valerie jarrett. portions of this year's washington ideas festival. warner, senator mark former vice president al gore. slaughter: helping is not actually taking the burden off you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and you are asking him to help. if we are going to get to where we need to go, man to have to be lead parents or fully equal coparents. president obama awarded to the nations highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom, at a white house ceremony in november. the metal is presented for contributions such as world peace, national security and culture. estefan,ys, gloria barbara mikulski, steven spielberg itzhak perlman. posthumously honorees included shirley chisholm and you'll be berra.-- yogi [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] ♪ to the chief) ladies and gentlemen, the president of th

ofm here with the director policing services at the department of justice. ,nd police chief cathy lanierm washington dc. officer on the beat in new jersey. questions forf you. chief,to start with the i want to get this out of the way. we just had a panel where we saw , for alln an incident of us who have seen it, it was disturbing and i want to give you an opportunity to respond. police chief lanier: i have seen parts of the video, not all of it. there is still some production going on with finishing it. i tryrse, my thought is to do research, was there a complaint filed? i just saw it recently. first thing i did was whether filed in a complaint reached out to -- just because i feel like i should reach out to calvin and offer an opportunity to speak with the family about the incident. i always say that because i have learned the hard way, when i see video of something, and interaction with police and community members, i will not comment on that specific piece of the video. it no investigation was done, so i do not have the benefit of that. ande were statements taken all that stuff, but

cathy lanier, the chief of police of washington, d.c..nd a police officer on the beat in camden, new jersey. i have a lot of questions for you. i want to start with chief lanier, because i want to get this out of the way. we just had a panel where we saw a video on an incident, for all of us who have seen it, it was disturbing, and i just want to give you an opportunity to respond. police chief lanier: i have seen parts of the video, not all of it. i know there is still some production going on with finishing the film. of course, i tried to do some research, was a complaint filed? i just saw it recently. the first thing i did was look to see if there was a complaint file, what happened with the charges, so on and so forth, and i reached on to the -- reached out to the captain because i felt like i should -- to calvin, because i felt like i should reach out to him, offering an opportunity to speak with the family about the incident. i always say that because i have learned the hard way, when i see video of something, an interaction with po

louis police officer hudson, and washington, dc police chief cathy lanier. >> most people get defensive if they feel like you're being offensive. so being very respectful, you know, in encounters and requests, if it's not a crisis or dangerous situation, requests versus demands, those things change the dynamics a little bit. >> and sunday afternoon at 2:00, race and the criminal justice system with valerie jarrett and others. at 6:30, portions of this year's washington ideas festival, featuring former vice president al gore and author ann marie slaughter. >> we've got to banish the word, "he's helping at home." helping is not actually taking the burden off you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done, and you are asking him to help. he is not the agent, right? he's the assistant. and if we're going to get to where we need to go, men have to be lead parents or fully equal co-parents. >> for our complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> a discussion now on veterans and military issues from a recent edition of "washington journal." this is just over 25 minutes. >>> joining us is bi

police chief cathy lanier. lanier: being very respectful in encounters, if it is not a crisis versus demands, those things change the dynamic. announcer: and a sunday afternoon at 2:00, race and the criminal justice system white house senior adviser valerie jarrett. then at 6:30, portions of this year's washington ideas festival. speakers include virginia senator mark warner, former vice president al gore. anne-marie slaughter: helping is not actually taking the burden off you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and you are asking him to help. he is not the agent, right? he is the assistant. and if we are going to get to where we need to go, man to have to be lead parents or fully equal coparents. announcer: for our full schedule, go to c-span.org. this holiday weekend, but tv brings you three days of nonfiction authors. on friday, back to back airings of afterwards. president arthur brooks discusses his latest book on how to build a fairer, happier america. biggest mistake we make on the conserva

reporter: chief cathy lanier says new information about kaleel tatum's movements prompted the search. she said it was another location which we searched in the future but a location has not yet been disclosed. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. alison: thank you very much. breaking news in the death of a 21-year-old spotsylvania county woman. investigators have recovered heather sikony's cell phone. she left to meet someone and that her body was found monday morning in her car. she had been shot to death. investigators say the cell phone has provided vital information. at this time they do not have a suspect and no arrests seven made. they are confident they will close this case. we will give you updated. leon: turning to the war on terror. a call from the white house. background checks for people trying to buy guns. they are working on a measure to close the gun show loophole without congressional approval. this is after we learned that one of the guns used in an attack -- investigators are searching for the evidence in the mass shootout in san bernardino. some members of congress are call

police chief cathy lanier said new information about today's movements led to today's search. >> reporter: this is chris gordon with an update on the developments in the baltimore trial of police officer william porter charged in the death of freddie gray. today charlottesville police chief timothy longo who has a second job as a consultant on police procedures testified for the defense. longo concluded that even though officer porter disregarded general orders requiring him to seat belt freddie gray in the van and called for medical help when gray asked for it. longo testified i believe his actions were objectively reasonable given the circumstances he faced at the time, but that porter told the van drivers that gray needed medical help and the safety of passengers is the van driver's responsibility. >> the only thing they need to do is to convince the jury that there's a, reasonable doubt. >> reporter: all new at 5:00, what a prisoner riding in the police van with freddie gray says he heard gray doing during the ride. that's the latest from baltimore. back to you. >> chris gordon, thank

police chief cathy lanier talked about it.y went over the options during an active shooting drill. chief lanier said you can run, hide, our fight. >> you've got really three options if this happens.one, ru. two, hide, barricade yourself behind a locked door if you can. but if there's no other alternative, you d kent get out, you can't hide, your other option is to fight. >>> mayor muriel bowser was at that meeting shchl e said even the best police officers often get to shooting scenes after everyone is shoot. >>> developing overnight a scathing new report calls the secret service an agency in crisis. got our hands on this report a couple of hours ago. it's 438 pages from a house panel who found the agency is understaffed and agents are overworked. they blame leadership falgs. they detail half a dozen previously undisclosed security breaches since 2013. the members of congress blasting them after they say the agency spent millions of dollars. the pentagon spent almost $100 million renting private villas for staff and visitors i

hudsons include red at and cathy lanier. >> most get defensive if they feel you are being offensive. and in andctful, counters, if it is not a dangerous situation, request versus demand. that changes the dynamic of that. >> and race and the criminal justice system. then, portions of the washington ideas festival including a mark and anne-marie slaughter. >> we have two banish the word he is helping at home. helping is not actually taking the burden off of you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and asking him to help. he is not the agent. he is the assistant. men have to be lead parents or fully eat coparents -- fully equal coparents. >> now a discussion about the history of sex in the american legal system and how the suckling court has weighed in on issues. -- the supreme court has weighed in on issues. is one hour. >> jeff and i have known each andr for a number of years i have always admired and respected him for his sometimes iconoclastic legal positions regarding nonnegotiable cultural institutions. one has only to reflect back on the social, religious and legal c

coming up at 5:00, you'll hear from a very emotional chief cathy lanier who knew the officer.ark segraves, news 4. >>> that is just such a great story, mark. thanks for sharing that with us today. we saw plenty of sunshine in parts of the area, but most of us are socked in with the clouds all day long. take a look at this. this is the reston camera and you can see the clouds are out there toward leesburg and we've seen the fog out in the area and it gets thicker closer to the mountains and d.c., a mixture of clouds and sun and trying to get sunshine in here and temperatures here, 49 degrees and that's the average high for this time of year and winds out of the west at 8 miles an hour and if not, the mid-50s throughout the area and that is not the case and it is the case, though, just down to the south. 58 in huntingtown and sunshine, a beautiful day in southern maryland, and back to the west of the blue ridge we're seeing sunshine. 55 in stanton, but notice winchester only at 43 and 45 in leesburg and 43 toward frederick and some of you on the cool side. take a look at the fog

police chief cathy lanier and other members of the force took a bunch of children on a shopping spree. the heros and helpers event as it's called was this afternoon at the target store, and 100 youngsters got to pick out just about anything they wanted. it's important for children to see police officers the way they want to be seen, as people there to help them. >>> and this is what happens when you run the marine corps marathon 40 times in a row. today organizers went to al richmond's home in arlington, virginia and surprised him with a special plaque and other honors, too. richmond is just one of two runners who have completed all 40 races. wow! good for him. i probably saw him cross that finish line. >>> i'm tracee wilkins in upper marlboro where we just witnessed one of the most adorable reunions. precious the pit bull was united with family members this after she was taken away from her family after a fire that happened in hyattsville yesterday morning. surely, you've seen this video of precious standing guard over her mom after she was injured in the fire and made it difficult f

they say others have not cooperated with the investigation, but today chief cathy lanier said they've been looking at evidence over the months and they haven't given up and they've resumed their search bringing dog, cadets and even the chief medical officer out to northeast washington just blocks from the hotel where rudd was last seen. this morning chief lanier told reporters the evidence that brought them to this site. >> it's a combination of things. we really have done some extensive dives into the information that we've had and then some new information that came in into different possibilities about the movements of mr. tatum. as you know, we were not aware of relisha's being missing for almost three weeks after she had actually gone missing. so we tried to piece together a lot of that stuff through a variety of different technologies and video and information from people who saw mr. tatum. so now analyzing some of that information we have a couple of different places that we want to look at. >> reporter: now chief lanier promised there would be an update by the end of the day a

include former police officer richard hudson, 10 aussie coats, and the washington police chief cathy lanier people get offensive defensive if they feel you are being offenses. in encountersul and requests, if it is not a crisis or dangerous situation, request versus demand. those things changed the dynamics. afternoon at 2:00, race in the criminal justice system with white house senior adviser valerie jarrett and others. then portions of this year's washington ideas festival. speakers include mark warner, al gore, and author anne-marie slaughter. >> we have got to banish the word he is helping. helping is not actually taking the burden off you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and you are asking him to help. he is not the agent, he is the assistant. if we are going to get to where we need to go, men have to be lead parents or fully equal coparents. >> for a complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. each year, 300 members of britain's youth parliament meet at the house of commons for debates on current issues. the youth parliament is made up of young people from across britain

chief cathy lanier told us additional restraints were put on smith because officers believed he was high on pcp. this is the second body camera video of this incident to be released this week. both videos show officers administering cpr for more than five minutes. smith's death was ruled a homicide. no one has been charged in this case. >> a metro bus driver who was stabbed this week says a dispute over an apology led to the attack. a driver told police a man bumped him with a stroller as he got on to the bus when the driver pointed it out the rider robert vossberg said he had just gotten out of jail and didn't care about going back. >> vossberg spat on the driver and then slashed the driver with a tile cutter and ran. he was arrested nearby and the driver is going to be okay. >>> a student in montgomery county is in trouble for bringing marijuana brownies to school. as news 4's chris gordon reports two students got sick. >> reporter: the brownies allegedly mixed with marijuana were sold for $15 each, two female students here at blair high school went to see the nurse after they each ate

police chief cathy lanier. >> most people get defensive if they feel like you are being offensive. in andery respectful counters and requests -- if it's not a crisis, not a dangerous situation, requests versus demands, those things change the dynamics a little bit. >> sunday afternoon at 2:00, race and the criminal justice system with white house senior adviser valerie jarrett and others. at 6:30, portions of this year's washington ideas festival. virginiainclude senator mark warmer, former vice president al gore, and author anne-marie slaughter. >> we've got to banish the word "he's helping." elping is not actually taking the burden off you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and you are asking him to help. he's not the agent. he's the assistant. if were going to get to where we need to go, men do have to be lead parents are fully equal coparents. >> for a complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. up next, author matthew green on his book "underdog politics." he argues that minority parties yields more influence than previously thought. from "washington journal >> we

she said cathy lanier only showed her the body camera video of her son's death after it was shown to the public. >> we're asking the united nations to step in because we've lost faith in the ability of either the d.c. police or the federal government to deliver justice when it comes to the lives of black people in this country. >> beverly smith is also calling for a second autopsy. she believes marks on his body could only be caused by human hands and not by drugs. >>> today sergeant bowe bergdahl faced a military judge for the first time since the u.s. army decided to go ahead with a trial. we'll tell you what happened. >>> plus new data that shows d.c. is one of the fastest growing cities in the nation. >>> we're staying on top of developing news in new york where someone started shooting at a shopping mall on long island. police say a man tried to rob the rolex store in the roosevelt field mall and shot one of the employees. police took the robber into custody. no shoppers were injured. the victim is in serious condition and the mall is back open for business. >>> $900,000 and 186

police chief cathy lanier gave citizens this advice if you're faced with a situation like the one inyou have three options if this happens. one, running did out if you k. two, hide, barricade yourself behind a locked door if you can. but if there's no other alternative and you can't get out, you can't hide, your other option is to fight. it's an individual choice you have to make. >> lanier says most active shooter scenarios are over within ten minutes. the first responders typically arrive within 5 to 7 minutes. >> this is what one of the stories our partners at cbs this morning will be covering. >> charlie rose joins us now with a preview. charlie? >> good morning, mike and andrea. norah o'donnell and a team of correspondents are in southern california tracking the investigation into the san bernardino shooting. we're hearing from witnesses and learning more good the gunmen. norah talks to president obama about the shooting and also his strategy against isis. and house speaker paul ryan joins us. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> all right, charlie, we'll be watc

police chief cathy lanier spent most people get defensive if they feel like you're being offensive. so being very respectful, you know, in encounters and request if it's not a crisis, if it's a dangerous situation request versus demand. those things change the dynamics a little bit. >> sunday afternoon at 2 p.m., race and the criminal justice system with valerie jarrett and others. we've got to banish the word these helping at home. right? helping is not actually taking the burden off you. you are stupid out what needs to be done and you are asking him to help the key is not the agent. he is the assistant. if we're going to get to where we need to go, man do have to believe parents are fully equal coparent. >> for a complete schedule go to c-span.org. >> afghanistan to enter your minister now on the future of afghanistan security and the nation's stability. he spoke of the carnegie endowment for international peace in washington, d.c. and fielded questions from the audience, including about his potential challenge to the current afghan president in the next national election. this i

police chief, cathy lanier. >> most people get defensive if they feel like you are being offensive. being very respectful in encounters, and request if it's versusrisis, request demands, those things change the dynamic a little bit. >> sunday afternoon at 2:00, race and the criminal justice system with white house senior adviser valerie jarrett and others. portions of this year's washington ideas festival -- speakers include virginia senator mark warner, al gore, and author anne-marie slaughter. >> we've got to banish the word "he's helping" at home. helping is not actually taking the burden off of you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and you are asking him to help. he is the assistant. if we're going to get to where we need to go, men do have to lead parents or fully equal coparents. >> for our complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. we have more now on the middle east with a forum on the israeli-palestinian conflict. scholars and diplomats talked about what is needed to create stability and leading peace -- lasting peace in the middle east. , kindlys and gentleme

louis police officer, the, the atlantics, hussey coats and washington dc police chief cathy lanier. > most people get defensive if they feel like you are being offense of. being respectful request versus demand, those things change the dynamics. >> sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock race in the criminal justice system. portions of this year's washington ideas festival. >> we have got to banish the word he's helping at home. helping is not actually taking the burden off of you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and asking him to help. he is not the agent. >> for a complete schedule go to c-span.org. nancy reagan as a young actress. she appealed the screen actors guild had ronald reagan for help and later became his wife. these stories and more our featured in the book 1st ladies. how they legacies resonate today, share the stories of americans 1st ladies for the holidays. .. hitchenss

and washington d c police chief cathy lanier. >> most people get defensive if they feel like you areeing offense of. being very respectful, and this is not a crisis if it is not a dangerous situation, repressed versus demands, those things change that dynamic a little bit. >> sunday at 2:00, race and the criminal justice system with valerie jarrett and others. then, portions of the washington ideas festival. speakers include mark warner, al anne-marieuthor slaughter. >> we have to band the word helping. helping is not taking the burden off of you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and you are asking him to help. if we are going to get to where we are going, and they have to be lead parents or equal coparents. for a full schedule, go to www.c-span.org. described american regionalism and politics. bluescribes red states and states. he addresses students at iowa university. >> it is my special honor to introduce our speaker, an award-winning journalist and the 11thd history of rigel -- rival regional cultures of north america, described as the history of north america tha

louis police officer redit the atlantic's tomahassy codes and police chief cathy lanier people get defensivefeel you're being offensive. respective, in encounters, if it's not a crisis r a dangerous situation, requests versus demands, those things change the dynamics a little bit. 2:00, sunday afternoon at race and the criminal justice system with white house senior advisor valerie jar ed and others. then at 6:30, portions of this year's washington ideas festival. speakers include virginia senator mark warner, former vice gore, and author ann marie slaughter. >> we've got to banish the word "he's helping" at home, right? taking is not actually the burden off you. you are still figuring out what and you are one, asking him to help. me is not the agent, right. assistant. and if we're going to get to where we need to go, men do have to be lead parents or fully equal co-parents. to our complete schedule, go c-span.org. >> c-span takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. this year, our student cam documentary contest asks issues to tell us what they want to hear from the pr

police chief cathy lanier. cathy: most people get defensive if they feel like you are being often said. being respectful in encounters, if it is not a dangerous situation, those things change the dynamic a little bit. announcer: and on sunday, the criminal justice system. and at 6:30 p.m., portions of this year's idea festival. speakers include former vice president al gore and author anne-marie slaughter. anne-marie: we have to banish the word, he is "helping," at home. helping is not taking the burden off of you. you are still figuring out what needs to be done and you are asking him to help. he is not the agent, right? he is the assistant. and if we are going to get to where we need to go, men need to be lead parents or fully equal coparents. announcer: for a complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. now, we take you on a walking tour of the white house holiday decorations. [chatting] >> which way? >> we go in here. we will start in here. go ahead. >> i didn't know who he was. >> right. [laughter]