cher first visited the islands in 2000. for the outdoorsy cher, it was love at first sight. what's more, it was affordable for the same money cher had been saving up to sail around the world. she bought her little piece of paradise, a rental property, a small house and that tiny round island. >> we saw that lump in the water and we said that's it. that'll be our spot for the rest of our lives. >> cher and keith met seven years before that when the vivacious blonde walked into a little bar keith owned in florida. >> came in and those big blue eyes and big smile. i was hooked. she was just so beautiful. >> cher grew up in st. louis where her all american good looks got her into modelling as a teenager. >> she would walk in a room and, beep, everybody knew she was there. she was always happy. she always had a smile for everybody. >> eventually, cher moved to florida where her sister judy says she became a savvy businesswoman, running her own neon sign company. >> she would always make sure she had that income. she made sure she was setting herself up for what exactly what she w

what is it about cher that through u.n.? the time she came out her beauty was out, she was so different and i relo t >>n: sheil different. cher opened her show in vegas with an afro wig. thear an afro wig and not make people mad. you had a chance to meet cher? >> i did. she s dn rth earth, isn't she? and beyonce is a huge fan, you heard from queen bee. it's because she actually me out on coachella and actually on the album so it was a really big deal for me. >> tamron: i would think so. >> i can die happy now. >> tamron: what was that happy when beyonce recognizes your own much to her? >> in the moment i didn't even know it was happening until i saw the footage playback in the homecoming son week week. spewing where you always a beyonce, were you down for her what was destiny's child from day one? >> from day one. from no no no no no. then to white went solo with crazy love. >> tamron: in your everyday life you walk around like this? >> i do. this is generally my luck, i change my hair and my makeup depending but this is wha

kind of confidence does it take to get out there and be half naked like cher? >> there's all lines and bones under gadgets and gizmos. she goes out naked but we don't do that. >> tamron: what an incredible journey to the side to get this kind of homage and love to somebody you admire. the truest form of flattery is imitation? is that what you think of when you're coming out? >> absolutely. i impersonated 15 different celebrities but i don't feel like i am ever making fun of any of them. it is always a tribute. it's always out of a place of love. >> tamron: it is beautiful it up next when we come back dolly, cher, and beyonce let us know their secrets of how they transform into these amazing legends. let me have my champagne, does it still burn? we will be right back. want to be part of our live studio audience? to get your free ticket go to ♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ >> tamron: it is to be there tonight we are back with her beautiful legends, cher, dolly, and beyonce. jason how hard is it to the transform? you remember when diana ross and lil kim were

pitbull and cher.ny" on this tuesday, november 26th. >>> good morning, everyone. "dancing with the stars" was -- >> epic. >> epic last night. and 45 seconds before this half hour began, jack sheahan, our senior "bachelorette" "bachelor" analyst yells out, wait, hannah b. won "dancing with the stars"? jack, you were surprised. >> flabbergasted. >> i was surprised. i try not to be surprised at stuff like this. >> right. >> but i'm thinking the fix was in. >> the fix, he said it, everyone. >> we're going to hear more about "dancing with the stars." >> love to see jack in his new perch over there. >> yes, very nice. >> looking good, jack, looking good. >> nice haircut. >> we will get to all the "dancing with the stars" news in a moment. >>> we do begin with that serious note, an armed robbery a carjacking and an attack on a police officer all by the same man. >> this was scary. the deadly confrontation happening in the heart of hollywood. it shut down streets in the neighborhood, put a nearby school on loc

cher performed her classic hit "the beat goes on." last chance to wow the judges with fan favorite freestyle routine. ally fumbling on a spin but judges praising her performance. >> unleash the star power! >> reporter: lauren bringing country to hollywood. but in the end there could only be one championship winning couple. >> hannah and alan. >> reporter: and fun doesn't end here. finalists on "good morning america" tomorrow. abc7 news. >>> if you need winter fix in east bay, perhaps head to big chill ice rink in pittsburg. had been in brentwood past couple of years, will open every day starting -- will be open every day starting at noon. how fun. >> i love the little polar bear things to help the kids. maybe i haven't been to ice rink in a while. >> new technology, push carts now. >> cool. >>> weather forecast. going to be raining. >> sandhya. >> going to start to feel like winter around here. live doppler 7, it is not raining at this hour but will be changing. gusty, northerly winds. mt. diablo and st. helena, ease only to pick up a

do you want to go see cher? no. why no cause it's not 1975.he golden globes are to the cars what kim kardashian is to kate middleton. bit louder, bit trashier, bit more easily bought. >> it tooks months for ricky to agree to return. >> she's like jenny from the block if the block is rodeo drive. >> we talked to your producers. he sd they have no idea what you're going to say. >> true. >> drinking isencouraged. >> y're drunk. why can't ibe? >> it's going to be a night of partying and heavy drinking or as charlie sheen calls it breakfast. i'm not going to try to ruin anyone's night. this is ruining my night. >>ave you had a drink yet? >>cheers. >> the moral of this story is don't sit in the front row. >> i will not. >> your husband probably will be nominated. >>> let's head to rachel scott. >>> "glamourhas named you with the rebel award tonight. so what do you think has been the most rebellious thing you've done in your career? >> it's tocool of a title for me. there's nothing rebellious about that. >> charlize got emotional accepting her ard. >

today was a particular day because the prooessers, the --chers werr coming from walking nearly four hoursh the perimeters offthe presidential palace. vigil. he two days ago, they clashed with the army. the police and the army were protecting a fuel plant. people are very angry. the coffined to bring to the presidential palace because thhy say the interim president should be held accountable for the death. they want her resignation. allows the police and the army, that they will not be held accountable in their effort to impose security in the country. it was very sad to see those coffins on the ground as people fled the gases as the police fired ttar gas at thousandd of protesters, leaving coffins behind on the ground. very sad to see that scene come out. fromanks for that update la paz. thousands of protesters in columbia have marched against plans to introduue pension and tax rrforms. students gathered in the capital of bogotaain has been descriied as the biggest demonstration in recent years. protesters blamed the government for failing to prevent the activists and widespread corruptio

. >> commissioner cher ohm a -- >> the california public utilities commission voting to formally investigating the pg&e power shutoffs. the the investigation will assess whether pg&e properly balanced the need to provide safe and reliable services when planning and executig the shutoffs. something residents impacted want to know as well. >> many californians are debating whether california is still safe. >> the first phase of the investigation will evaluate the internal coordination, external communication and execution of the shutoffs. >> this will serve as a forum for taking evidence. >> the supervisor, moke simon. >> hopefully we come up with suggestions and solution toss help folks move forward. >> the city mayor says her community plans to contribute. >> basically, we're asking to put sensors on the lines to be more tafrgted and not do this broad shutoff for days on end. >> in an e-mailed statement to abc 7 news, a pg&e spokesperson writes, quote, while we recognize that the scope of events is unsustainable in the long-term, it was the correct -- given the large scale weather event and en

the ceo's positively but the pressure is on as silicon valley grapples with how to handle convenient cher capital money flowing in from saudi arabia lefter >> joe ling, thanks. >>> the family of a former&fbi ragt who veinished over a deca decade ago is speaking out after a stunning refer lags from iran >> reporter: tonight robert levinson's family braising president trump's tweet urging iran to turn over to the u.s. the, quote, kidnapped former fbi agent the family telling nbc news they're grateful this is a top priority for the trump administration the american was last heard from in this hostage-style video. >> please help me. >> reporter: he mysteriously disappeared inside iran 12 years ago. >> my father somehow gets to see this, i hope he knows we're pulling for him. >> reporter: now iran admits it has an open case on lev ison, according to a document obtained by nbc news the first time they acknowledged he was in the country. iran's admission comes as the u.s. has increased economic sanctions on iran for supporting terror and trying to get iran to renegotiate a nuclear deal tonight t

doesn't say oh my god i have this amazing cher oh my god i have this personal trainer you know i don't have a shift i make my own soup and sometimes it doesn't taste nice you know what i mean is i would be. that's the issue with social media right we have all these influencers who are only showing us the positives of their lives right we're not seeing a lot of negative and i think the issue here is that there are a multitude of influencers promoting these detox teas on things like instagram they're not disclosing 'd that their ads so they're bringing down sort of the critical thinking that many consumers would do they're not telling about the risks which is another issue. they're not telling about all the things they do in their life to obtain the figure that they have and so that it's completely deceptive and misleading and the problem is that because social media skews young you're getting a lot of kids and young adults that are going to try these really laxatives or 'd you know drugs that they really need to be cautious about and so i mean i think there's more than a 1000000 hashtag

before the big decision cher made an appearance on the show performing her classic, "the beat goes onll right. as for the dancing, singer ally brooke and her partner received two perfecscores, n' tter thathat, but when the judges had their say, it was former bachelorette hannah brown and her partner alan who seemed shocked to be champions. >> it is the best feeling ever. i'm so shocked. this has been a crazy journey. this is my happy ending. my dream come true. yeah. >> congratulations. >> her happily ever half. hannah and the other "dancing with the stars" finalists along with their partners flew cross-country overnight. you can hear from them later this morning on "good morning america." >> we are looking forward to that. >> yes, absolutely. >> it was a good show. >> it was a gait show. pit bull was there too performing. >> it was spectacular. >>> well, now to the confusion this morning about the military dog. we go from dancing to the dogs, who helped take down isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi. >> yes, conan was given a hero's welcome posing with president trump and the first lady

up about her history and almost a little club in the cab letter to me but there are shallows for by cher that's how anyone can heal. but i have a little hope you up with. all you knew. how. to get. a kid and. i will now im of the you know stuff but now 100 for a little bit in the. last looney. to hide it of that little. fish measure and a hands was get out be a lot of i only my end across the isle of the owner when i am alone. the lot of me smile a smile for the bus marvelously safina for your call we are in the safe. learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn learn. a song. i know you do we. owe it to. you. but man i know. but nothing about i'm usually been molested a bit i'm still a lot a lot to be almost that is the one thing. if you saw but then i'm a sad man also had it not been that if i'm when. and when it's done and. for the father in the home. yellow 4th month in no. need there in the studio i saw. make make go. joe william how the new with the bible and how fast of the to him and the like in the particular s

in the east bay police are searching for an cher who shot erroit was at a holess encampment enrichment. 2 men were shot in their stomach. police say the archer then knew the victims before he shot them. police are stepping up enforcement on illegal sideshows in the east this includes more officers a support and bringing regionalaw enforment partners, oakld police say violent disruptive and iegal behavior will not be tolerated. the cityf oakland will continue to look for long-term solutions to illegal sideshows. over in san francisco viewer captured video of aillegal sideshow the exelsior air. thewere says people called 911, but when officers aived, they did not impound any of those cars. a big story that we're following this morning. ne san francisco district attorney's after interim dtrict attorneysuzy loftus conceded over the weekend. the 2 candidates were locked in a ght race that was too close to call after election night on tuesday. then on saturday loftus conceded when new numbers bodene the lead with more than 50% of the vote. bodene ran a campaign based and performing diary for

however mr crispin cher responded by saying there's nothing unusual in delaying the publication of the report ahead of the election as it needed to be examined and there was no proof of collusion it drove the rich for her to suggest that somehow the conservative party and this government is links to the russian this information given the way that her own party leadership is out is the responsibility of her own party leadership. there is no evidence to suggest russia or the kremlin has successfully engaged in interference in our electoral processes so with 5 weeks to go until the election the mudslinging has already started with all the parties trying to compromise each other but perhaps the best way to compromise you is to mention or perhaps indicate any allegations or any links whatever to do with russia talk radio host and a columnist john gardner told us that cheap political points going is deflecting attention from crucial domestic charges. when we voted to leave has to get her exit it was only just about the. playground of all of their houses for both of their houses this is exact

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you know yeah one of the things that cher c.t. woody who was the brother that helped us to get into this jail in the 1st place who had the vision to lead us in he said something that stuck with me and that was 95 percent of those that are in jail or prison will be coming out at some point and we as a society have a choice as to whether they come out as better criminals or better citizens and if we do the right thing like living with say on day one and helping to reform an ability a sauna so forth then we have better citizens coming out as opposed to better criminals this is someone watching this conversation live on you tube brian who says we need to release relocation new support systems new culture exposure affordable access to housing jobs education welfare programs community support and trust a laundry list of things that really echo many of the things you were saying lynn but i want to direct us to a video comment we got from someone who's who is tied to this issue an educator in atlanta sorry you here's her comment. you know

i honestly had a serious problem with kamala harris criticism of tulsi gabbard because cher could decidesents a obama what he is in the white house, that's not about thing that's a good thing. i think we need more of that everything is so hyper partisan where if you say something you disagree with someone on your side you are not loyal or not being loyal, you really are being loyal to your own principal and that's something that takes a lot more courage and i think we need more independence and fewer people who are trying to ostracize others for independent thought and also more fart. >> he smells an opening he should reenter the race. >> i really want to back you up on that. on that. >> more to when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were

i honestly had a serious problem with kamala harris criticism of tulsi gabbard because cher could decideresents a obama what he is in the white house, that's not about thing that's a good thing. i think we need more of that everything is so hyper partisan where if you say something you disagree with someone on your side you are not loyal or not being loyal, you really are being loyal to your own principal and that's something that takes a lot more courage and i think we need more independence and fewer people who are trying to ostracize others for independent thought and also more fart. >> he smells an opening he should reenter the race. >> i really want to back you up on that. >> more to come. [cheering] at bayer, we're helping to advance stem cell therapies to repair heart tissue. so bill can scream his heart out. without putting his heart in danger. at bayer, this is why we science. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta

ladies and gentlemen, sonny and cher!ever tell me? (laughter) (announcer) they were the perfect couple... i'm the fall guy. i know i'm getting it tonight... no you're not. (laughter and applause) (announcer) and they always made beautiful music together. ♪ listen, baby ♪ just call my name ♪ i'll be there in a hurry ♪ you don't have to worry ♪ 'cause, baby, there ain't no mountain high enough ♪

i honestly had a serious problem with kamala harris criticism of tulsi gabbard because cher could decideobama what he is in the white house, that's not about thing that's a good thing. i think we need more of that everything is so hyper partisan where if you say something you disagree with someone on your side you are not loyal or not being loyal, you really are being loyal to your own principal and that's something that takes a lot more courage and i think we need more independence and fewer people who are trying to ostracize others for independent thought and also more fart. >> he smells an opening he should reenter the race. >> i really want to back you up on that. >> more to i looove travel. italy! yaaaaass. with the united explorer card, i get rewarded wherever i go. going out for a bite. rewarded! going new places. rewarded! anytime. rewarded! getting more for getting away. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. and get... rewarded! how did you find great-grandma's recipe? we're related to them? we're portuguese? i thought we were hungarian? grandpa, can you tell me the

considering asking the whistleblower the bidens, and even chairmanship himself to identify, will the cher raid -- charade get worse before better, are politics the national conversation, today's episode of the view for next year? >> yep. the election is a year away. >> it has been that way,f from the beginning, since trump announced he was going to run for president, that is just been a constant battle, a fight. kennedy: yes, and like, a game of survivors, what do they do for this challenge? are they starving him or a helicopter and eat brownies. >> i can't believe we have kept it up this long. kennedy: you are telling me! >> and that is you know i wonder that is one of problem that the anti-trump media, that is pretty much everyone absen except this company, the problem they have, if you kept the dial at 11. it hard to turn it up, donald trump's latest tweet is the same. then russia collusion, then there is this hel -- there is an actual thing, you are try -- >> your hand cramps. >> then not even really clear, the thing with ukraine, have you been saying for about two years that donald t

. >> out front now cher rot brown of ohio. he has a new book, desk 88.k to you about the message of that in a moment. i think it's important and relevant to the field as we look at it. when it comes to mayor bloomberg, you considered running for the white house. you decided not to. do you agree with him, that there is a greater risk of president trump being re-elected now. >> i do not. trump is in more trouble now. it's in the gene. it's in the democrat's gene pool, i think, their genetic makeup. woe is us, we're going to win. we have a good shot of beating them. my state's harder than the other midwest industrial states. he will leave the white house sometime in early 2021. >> i want to ask you about your date on that, too, because obviously that's important in the context -- >> the operation? >> i'm thinking about the impeachment conversation. you told "the new york times" in july, quote, you never thought joe biden would be the nominee. do you still feel that way? >> i don't know. i think that -- i think it's wide open. i think any number of five or s

i honestly had a serious problem with kamala harris criticism of tulsi gabbard because cher could decideents a obama what he is in the white house, that's not about thing that's a good thing. i think we need more of that everything is so hyper partisan where if you say something you disagree with someone on your side you are not loyal or not being loyal, you really are being loyal to your own principal and that's something that takes a lot more courage and i think we need more independence and fewer people who are trying to ostracize others for independent thought and also more fart. >> he smells an opening he should reenter the race. >> i really want to back you up on that. on that. >> more to imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as

. >> reporter: cher impsherri had married three months earlier to john ruetten. months after the wedding john found sherri sprawled dead. he was okayed. police determined this was a burglary turned violent. >> this was no accident. >> reporter:s yolanda mccleary was a consultant to "dateline." >> multiple shots fired. shots fired at very close range. >> reporter: shecl has reviewed court records and media reports on this case. we returned withon her to the actual apartment where sherri was found murdered to try to understand what happened. police thinkun maybe the killer just walked in the open front door? >> they didn't find any forced entry d so, yes, they are assumg the frontye dorp was open and tt the killer just walked right in. >> reporter: right here where we are standinger is there some so kind of confrontation? >> yes. this appearsnf to be a struggle here. a not just a struggle but we also have shots fired at this point. we have one shot that clearly goes straight through this back slider and another shott that went through sherri and then back out throu

cher, pit bull and neo are expected to perform. you can watch the "dancing with the stars" finale at 8:00 on abc7. >>> a man got more than he bargained for when he broke into the house of an 82-year-old woman. >> she just happened to be an award-winning body builder. >> i'm alone, i'm old, but guess what? i'm tough. >> we got to play the other sound bite. it's so good when she talked about what happened. >> what happened? >> you have to wait and see. i can't even do it justice. >> okay. willie murphy lives in roches r rochester, new york. she said thursday night a man knocked on her door asking her to call an ambulance. so she did, moments later she heard a loud noise and realized this dude broke in. she confronted him and grabbed the table. >> i took that table, i went to working on him, guess what? the table broke. i'm jumping on him. uh, uh. i had really done a number on that man. >> yeah. yeah. she did. look at her. >> it's so good. there's more. i can't get enough of it. i'll show you during the break. when police arrived t wa

more than 700 bottles of meth were found in australia disguised at cher roch cha sauce. it was a raid at a home. four men are in custody and more arrests could be held. around 210 million dollars' worth. >>> 6:16 right now. a thoughts check on traffic. you have a traffic alert on this tray day morning. >> yes. i just got this information. they shut down three lanes on the eastshore freeway because of an injury accident involving wo vehicles in the non-commute area. it is that eastbound side where you see the red on our maps. some very slow speeds. three lanes are blocked until further notice. at least for 30 minutes at the minimum. definitely y'all sea a few brake lights if you're working your way eastbound. on the westbound side, 15 mixes from highway 4 to the maccarthur maze. slower speeds through there. both directions, a few brake lights for this crack. the rest of the free way is friday light. from there in to berkeley as you work yar way to the bay bridge, not any delays right now. there will be brake lights along the toll plaza. >>> westbound 580 through tracy. th

you know, horrible racist grandparents because of her parents had to elope because they had the most cher phobic grandparents. she had the most cherokee phobic grandparents in the history of america this has all worked for her. nobody has called her on it. she has managed to float. i mean realistic in the key early states, she is the frontrunner in many ways. and, yet, her entire life is a lie. this is phenomenal. she has had a charmed existence. and, yet, there is a fantasy universe where elizabeth warren gets pregnant and the mean old school board immediately fires her where. >> geraldo: parents because they had to elope they grew up with the same of not being able to live as a blended caucasian cherokee family that they actually are when she tries to give the cherokee cookbook the crab and tomato recipe from the french restaurant in midtown, manhattan, patronized by the duke and duchess of windsor and cold porter, nobody believes it's a genuine. well, actually on the democrat side. that's authentic cherokee. this i'm going to go and get me some of that crab and tomato mayonnaise authen

investors going to come in and pay a hire premium for a company that is basically a $65 million market cap cher success tversus walmart and the answer is that they probably will. i suspect they will. i would need to sell something to buy target here i won't silt and chase it, but i agree that it probably continues to move higher from here i said last week i'm not heading to walmart, it is disappointing and probably a name that i'll cut back on. >> and one question that i would add though you wonder if you will see a similar effect when best buy reports next tuesday because i think that there is room to the up side. >> at what point is it fair, maybe you will say always, we looked at the disney run, mcdonald's run and you say i'm getting a little nervous this stock as much as i love the company, i love the leadership et cetera, et cetera still feels like it could be a bit of an uncertain year >> that makes total sense what you are saying but i think that the reality, you put up the graphic, the gap is starting to close the gap is absolutely starting to close a little bit. but the difference is t

penne cher nodded, but my book reveals how behind the scenes the dictator orchestrated a cover oup. la tellier and move at, therefore, to be named the widow and the widower were aghast. move at asked at a press conference, if carter is serious about human rights why don't he welcome isabelle and me just like he is welcoming panachee. brezin ski didn't help at all, la tellier told me. we could never get through to him. never. she remembered this in her late 80s. in her activism she focused on his responsible for the assassination. when the right wing media in the u.s. tried to smear orlando as a tool of fidel castro, he is bell debunked their i loose. the dam finally burst in march of 198, investigators published photos of the two men whose name they ignored but who they suspected of being involved. they had the passport photo but not the names. they knew these men came to washington days before the assassination. they were identified as the two men from chile who were in the united states during the as as nation. gene proper and coinvestigator carter coal knick landed on friday morn

come and join me it's kind of my take on -- you know, kind of the old school judy garland christmas, cherove him. >> jimmy: he's the funniest dude in the world. >> he's -- i just -- >> jimmy: what's it like working with fred? >> well, it was absolutely excruciatingly painful trying to not laugh in this scene with him. [ cheers and applause and -- i mean, i don't know if you have any tips there on that but it's - [ laughter ] what, i mean, what do you do when you want to laugh >> jimmy: i just laugh [ laughter ] >> oh, my god, yeah. >> jimmy: you're asking the wrong person >> no, no, no. i mean, i did just laugh, i think we got the one take that, like, i didn't and my eye was like twitching cause -- >> jimmy: he's unbelievable. he'll do one little thing and just, he'll just make you laugh for, like, hours and hours >> it's literally, you can just this one look that he does, where he's just like - [ laughter ] and i'm just like, this is -- he's a genius. >> jimmy: he's the most funniest person, i love it >> so yeah, we did a really -- a great scene together not so silent night. we were just

the cher police say knew the victims. and 14 fraternities at san diego state university have been suspended after the death of a student the 19 year-old student suffered a head injury when he fell out of his d. school officials believe he had gone to a fraternity event that night. anthony pura has more. >>it was on the 6th floor of th rtsidence hall. t dylan hernandez fell off his bunk bed a hit his head wednesday night. according to a close friend. it was a 6 foot drop that led to a head injury. the friend said she came ov put him back in bed that night. and when she checked on thursday morning. dylan was foaming at the mouth. his lips were purple his skin yellowing she gave him cpr until emergency crews arrived they won theorst thing that ever >>died. it's wrecked. >>ethan zanis lives on the same floor he matt dillon on the first day of the school year and became good friends and we had a lot of things in common than people think of it like play video games. he layed basketball outside a numerous amount of times we play

yes, that michael cher tauf. -- chore to have. b.a.e.ystems opened in america in 2001 and since then they've taken over contracts to operate u.s. army bases where ammunition is produced. so they're literally profiting off of this war. these wars. and these war efforts. so b.a.e. systems operates a plant where ammunition is produced as a profit and sold to saudi arabia. against congress' wishes, but the president thinks he knows better. so i'd like to just put in a plug to the national priorities project, if you would consider including data outside of the university, academic papers, there's a whole series called bombs in our backyard, written by propublica, a nonprofit news source, and it digs into the cost of war here at home in america. host: ok, thank you. thank you for that. as we finish up, when you look then to future analysis of these kind of costs, what other factors are you considering that we haven't discussed this morning? guest: we have a new series of papers that are going to come out on the 20th anniversary of the invasion

missy elliott and cher honored her career earlier this month.ah here in new york city. she had a kidney transplant. her son took her life. she fell and had bruising and broken bones. to see her at 80 to say i look good, how great she can say that. >> i love to see her say that. she's a national treasure. >> she is. i love everything about her. let's go back to tony. he is on the 86th floor of the empire state building. what's your pick? >> i don't have a pick. i have more of a find. we're here inside the observatory. we are joined by a special guest. one with strong new york city ties. introduce yourself. >> my name, ladies and gentlemen, is jeff goldblum. i do have some ties to new york city. i love new york city. >> i love it, too. i want to give people a rundown of your resume. you ready? see if you remember these. he starred in popular hollywood movies like "jurassic park," you might remember him shirtless, "the fly." "independence day." it's right here in the big apple where he got his start at 17 years old. he left pittsburgh to study acti

scott boulden a criminal defense attorney and former cher of the association.nd spokesperson for the house oversight committee. >> deny and convert. those are the tactics and his president allies are relying on ahead of televised impeachment hearings. three will sit before cameras on capitol hill. two targeted by president trump. republicans are now calling for hunter biden to testify. the ranking member of the house intelligence committee devin nunes asked for the whistle-blower and biden toe testify. democrats ultimately will decide who will appear before the committee. in his latest layer, schiff is considering the request but warns the inquiry is not and will not serve as a vehicle to under take the same sham investigations into the bidens or 2016 that the president pressed ukraine to conduct. adam schiff set a narrow path for the investigation. the "washington post" summarizing. one, did the president request a foreign government conduct investigations that would benefit the person's political interests. two, did he or his aids use power to pressure on ukr

of the public testimony phase, including hundreder biden his business partner at burisma, devin ard cher and whistle-blower righted in the complaint. democrats have the ability to block all these witnesses. they vetoed some of them, house intelligence committee adam schiff calling the whistleblower's appearance redundant and unnecessary. this morn the president is accusing schiff of doctoring transcripts leaking out of closed-door testimonies. white house press secretary stephanie grisham says democrats continued to deny the president due process. >> there are public hearings starting this week. clearly they will not be public, because we don't get anybody from our side to tell our side of the story. reporter: tomorrow the president says he may release a decisional transcript of a additional phone call he had with president zelensky of ukraine. that is in april before the july 25th phone call. we don't know what is in the transcript but what is in it will certainly shape what plays out live on wednesday. neil? neil: hillary, thank you very much. hillary mentioning the number of republica

so they will be cher were picking. there is no obligation that they actually release anything. other thing is the republicans can call witnesses going forward, but the democrats can veto. so don't look for us seeing the whistleblower. i mean the republicans could call the whistleblower or hunter biden, but then the democrats would say no, no, no, no. ainsley: doug collins says i want to ask adam schiff. he needs to be our first witness. he needs to answer every question. we need to find out who is the whistleblower. steve: that would be must see tv. brian: if you want to be ken starr. do what ken starr did show up and tell us what this thing is all about. the other thing and there is some diverting opinions about what's going to be happening. if, for example, they don't release the morrison transcripts from yesterday. steve: they get to cherry pick. brian: don't release sundayland'sondland's transcripm two weeks ago. the whistleblower is not on everybody's person to question list knowing even in the statement from the inspector general that that whistleblower has a horse in thi

pete: cher, chief, thank you so much. we want to thank the fdny, too.ther news to get. to say you hear the noise out here. the long awaited ig report on possible fisa abuse isn't even out yet. some in the media already trying to down play it. rachel: and the iconic victoria's secret fashion show canceled. can anything survive today's cancel culture? >> you are, you are. ♪ ♪ when everything i'll ever do ♪ i do for you ♪ .. >> the weekend. >> so glad you're here. >> we are a lot of breath. >> for the weekend, that could have been our karaoke song for this christmas but i don't think the christmas party is at karaoke places. this year we saying karaoke working for the weekend. you are invited this year. all of you are invited. you are a busy woman. >> the inspector general of the justice department has been busy for a long time. we been anticipating when will this report about fisa abuse, and it looks like we have a date, december 9th. the president has been saying this will be a big deal, so his critics trying to downplay it. what is leaked out so far as

react is our nypd panel, retired deputy inspector andrew costello, retired lieutenant darren above cherill stanton. gentlemen, thank you all. bill, i'll start with you. i heard what it was about, which is about paying $2.75 to ride the subway. then i saw the cop tread of the -- hatred of the crowd. what's happening here? >> i don't understand it either. we're called law enforcement. we enforce the laws that the politicians decide to enact. so everybody that's protesting a cop that's there to protect and serve you does not make sense to me. i think people need to think this through. cops are there, it's a calling, they put their lives on the line, and we as a society need to appreciate that fact a little bit more. pete: there's a congresswoman from here in the city, cortez, she tweeted this about the protests: ending mass incars ration means challenging the system. arresting people who can't afford a $2.75 fare makes no one safer. new yorkers know that, they're not having it, and they're standing up for each other. darren, if you enforce paying your fee to get on the subway, are you dest