christina. the fashionista. >> fantastic war drowardrobe. >> she went out to drink with friends and never came home. >> i sensed something was wrong. >> this is real. >> who was the last to see her? >> she went her way? that's all i can tell you. >> where was her ex-model boyfriend? >> he doesn't call when she's missing. >> someone had something to hide. >> he thought he was getting away with it. >> she was fighting for her life. >> all i can do is pray with all that i have. tell me what happened that night. welcome to "dateline." 23-year-old christina morris had vanished without a trace. no clues and blurry security video to go on, could the clue investigators needed really be scribbled on a trash post-in note? here with "frantic" is josh makowitz. >> christina morris was afraid of the dark. >> through grade school, she woke up in the middle of the night. we knew about it because she was in our bed. >> she was scared of the boogie man. >> it was something she never really got over. >> 23 years

christina chaplain it depends on the framework they put on this. they could improve their posture within a couple years if they are really making sure they are paying attention to the basic things they need to do. but then to get to that more advanced tear of protection that could take an awful long time. >> can you describe the way of the vulnerabilities through peace time how does this play out if an adversary was interested in exploring our vulnerabilities? >> whether peace or war time you will find ways system can be penetrated they will look for weaknesses they are only scanning for weaknesses we already know we are in some systems and networks now that are just waiting for the time they will have to do something. with a wartime scenario you may see what you have in your system and get some disruption. there has been a lot of concern just on a portfolio that i review for the programs what would happen in a wartime scenario? you have everything from systems being built actually destroying satellites with cyberwar so there is a big spectrum of t

and six months after a tragic training accident a live picture cyclist christina is adapting to life in a wheelchair we caught up with the two time olympic gold medalist on the long road to recovery and a possible new career as a paralympian. oh i'm terry martin welcome to the program authorities in indonesia have upped the alert level for the volcano that caused a tsunami last weekend they warned that fresh activity from the krakatoa volcano mike calls another tsunami and they've ordered all flights to steer clear of the area saturday's deadly waves killed at least four hundred thirty people since then heavy rains have calls rivers to burst their banks flooding streets and submerging some homes are course. allison toss has this report. on. these villages thought they were safe after escaping the tsunami that tore into the western coast of java but now they've returned they face a new problem. around six in the morning when the water began rising. i went out to get some food and when i came back the water was almost chest high our village has never been flooded like this lawyer. john

christina zayas: "we captured some photos."this is christina zayas at work...lifestyle of me."for the last 10 years, she has made her living as a blogger and social media influencer. one of her recent jobs: post positive content about the e-cigarette, juul. christina zayas: "they really wanted to appeal to the younger market, and they did!" juul had hired an influencer marketing firm, which reached out to then 35 year old christina in september of 2017 -- hoping to target her 57 thousand instagram followers christina zayas "if you are a smoker, then please let me know if you're interested in a collaboration with juul." christina shared that 5% of her followers are in the 13-17 age range.they are especially susceptible to being influenced, according to stanford researcher dr. robert jackler who's been following juul since early marketing campaigns more than 3 years ago.dr. robert jackler: they advertised exactly where young people live. young people today are on social media. they're on their phones continuously throughout the day looking on social media channel

christina is paralyzed from the seventh vertebrae downwards that means she needs to find the strength to do anything in her upper body. as an athlete she had strong muscles but she must now rebuild it's a live boreas process. continue to play the super helpful to have been a competitive athlete i know how hard it can be to achieve something but that it can pay off if you fight for it and stick with it. for dominated her sport in recent years she wanted to olympic gold medals including a spectacular victory in rio in twenty sixteen when she lost her saddle during the sprint and still won she was also world champion eleven times solo and as part of a team accident still hits her german teammates harmed him is the first i just miss christina as a person we experienced so much together we always shared a hotel room and it's really sad that from one day to the next she couldn't be there or do her beloved sport anymore just a tragedy. away from the track she works for germany's federal police because it's almost impossible to earn a living wage as a professional track cyclist. after her acc

. >> and it's like, christina. >> i hope christina doesn't have to go to the bathroom during the commercial no, you sit down and watch this commercial. it was the best decision i ever made to say hi to you in that grocery store. i'll never regret it. christina, i adore you, and i want to spend the rest of my life with you. >> 737,000 people saw this commercial. but as you can imagine, once he popped the question. >> and all of toronto is watching, can you please say yes? >> people went to social media and started tweeting, did she say yes or no? >> well, yeah, come on. at this point we're all invested in this. did she? >> you'll have to wait until the next commercial break. >> well, they happen to be one of the team partners with the maple leafs, they had a ther wti outside. they captured the moment. if i'm at home watching the game, i'm in the fuzzy socks. she's still cute. she says yes and then they oh >> that's it for today's show. we'll see you next time. [ footsteps approaching ] all right. whoa. hey, how about that sweet '55 ford that brought us here? -oh, my goodness. isn't there a p

hospital have given the typical medical exam a high-tech upgrade in this week's cover story, our christina farr went to check up the checkup of the future. >> lab 100 is a hybrid clinic and research lab where we're prototyping the clinic visit of the future. >> before i got to the clinic i filled out a questionnaire so the doctor knew about my lifestyle. first on to do list, a photo then we went on to do the preliminary exam. >> high level of physical activity and you're getting about equal amounts of vigorous, moderate and walking activity. and your sleep efficiency is fair which means that the time that you're in bed you're not asleep. >> there are eight stations at the clinic they checked my blood pressure first and took a little blood to measure my overall health. i watched a video to see how the exam works i'm learning about blood 2 million blood cells are produced by the blood marrow every second. >> if you go to your primary care visit you have typically about 18 minutes and most of that time is spent screening for and diagnosing and treating disease and that leaves us ill equipped

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>> christina: the communication piece is important. i've heard from many employs that i've interviewed that hr was a black box. everything went into it, nothing came back out. it's one of the problems with using language like zero tolerance. if you say zero tolerance and everybody believes that everything is a fireable offense. . doft. nothing comes back out because of confidentiality and that is eroded trusthe road of trust foy companies right now they are dealing with a trust deficit in their hr process because people don't trust calling the hotline or calling in because they don't trust what will happen and to reestablish the trust you've need to start to read community. in many states there are laws that will protect you as an employer from providing truthful information to someone who has an interest. there's more leeway to provide communications and historically people have believed. where the line is i as difficult and we are still looking it up. what we've done for 30 years doesn't work and we've got two new some new things and

christina shared that 5% of her followers are in the 13 to 17 age range.o being influenced, according to robert jackler, who has been following jule since early marketing campaigns. >> they advertised exactly where young people live. young people today are obsocial media. they're on their phones continuously throughout the day looking at social media channels. >> juul's team reached out to me to work together, one blog post and one instagram post. their budget was we can offer you $1,000. >> juul declined an on-camera interview, but conceded it paid ten influencers and collectively paid less than $10,000. >> i think it's incumbent upon companies marketing the products to take steps to try to crack down on youth use. >> scott gottlieb's concern is teens are not aware that many e-cigs contain high levels of nick tear that is addictive, and more likely can lead to traditional nicotine use. >> they seized thousands of documents from juul. >> since the fda cracked down on juul, the company said it ended its social media campaign in the united states. dr. jackle

as christina said, we still don't know a lot about what happened there. this is clearly what was going on. people trying to find, who can i influence? who can i buy in this world? and the inauguration was a huge example of that. >> i want to follow-up on that because one of the other through lines, the trump org and the inaugural committee, the answers are newlyable, right, david? there exists on some computer somewhere records of flows of money into the trump org and their sources. it's just that we publicly don't have access to them. >> that's right. and i think we are moving closer or not me, but there are people who are out there getting a little bit closer. emoluments clause lawsuit you mention, in the grand scheme of things for trump it may seem like a small issue. but the plaintiffs in that case have gotten to the right of so ir they're able to ask the organization with the court's backing who are your foreign clients, how much did they pay, did you influence them? that world is left to scratch and claw, we've only seen the bare outlines of it. the

neil: christina, , thank you very, very much. merry christmas. think in the food, holiday kiosk community. he's thin and fit, i can't imagine he's eating too much of his store's product. right from wisconsin, how are you. >> merry christmas to you and thank you for the nice compliment. neil: what do i have here? this is your season? >> this is it, this is our super bowl. especially in the retail world and especially with our swiss colony brand. it's a very, very busy time of year and fortunately things are going well and we're excited. neil: we're showing some of the products here and i notice my crew kept this a few feet from me. what is your biggest seller here? >> okay, this particular selection here, you've got the petite four's and these are sure fire winners in terms of gifts and probably our hottest telling gift, our 27 favorites. it's a lot of little selections of cheese and nuts, and pastries, people love it, it's just a wonderful little asortment that you can share at either while you're entertaining or perhaps if you want to give someo

christina zayas: "we captured some photos."this is christina zayas at work...ts "added some lifestyle of me."for the last 10 years, she has made her living as a blogger and social media influencer. one of her recent jobs: post positive content about the e- cigarette, juul.christina zayas: "they really wanted to appeal to the younger market, and they did!"juul had hired an influencer marketing firm, which reached out to then 35 year old christina in september of 2017 -- hoping to target her 57 thousand instagram followerschristina zayas "if you are a smoker, then please let me know if you're interested in a collaboration with juul." christina shared that 5% of her followers are in the 13-17 age range.they are especially susceptible to being influenced, according to stanford researcher dr. robert jackler who's been following juul since early marketing campaigns more than 3 years ago.dr. robert jackler: they advertised exactly where young people live. young people today are on social media. they're on their phones continuously throughout the day looking on social

she knows that. >> christina, to what doreen is this dangerous, though?n't why you end up as the speaker of the house. this isn't why you end up as one of the greatest vote counters and politicians of all time, to have it out in the oval office with donald trump. she needs to, in order to continue what she started this time around have a victory in two years. can she fall into this trap of arguing with donald trump? >> well, i don't think she'll fall into that trap because nancy pelosi has been in washington, d.c. for far too long. she has probably never seen anything like this entity we have in the petty. however, nancy pelosi respects the job. you've seen already how she's sort of welcomed in these new legislators where she is understanding she is going to pass the baton in various ways. obviously the new diverse democratic party that's coming in. she understands that in two years, the democratic party not only needs to control and contain the president, but they really need to set forth an agenda. rahm emanuel and barack obama got a lot of credit for o

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. >> this week on the , christina chaplin whose government accountability office report says that the pentagon's weapon systems cyber security is vulnerable. >> right now, they do not even test the system for the kinds of threats you might see from russia, china, and north korea. they are not allowed to in terms of testing. they do not want to potentially disrupt the system. the communicators monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. a closed door meeting on tuesday, cia director gina haspel briefed senators on saudi the death of, and journalist jamal khashoggi. afteth

reporter: [indiscernible] >> this week on the , christina chaplin whose government accountability office report says that the pentagon's weapon system cyber security is vulnerable. they do not even test systems for the kinds of threats you might see from russia, china, and north korea. they are not allowed to in terms of testing. they do not want to potentially disrupt the system. >> watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> coming up this weekend on book tv, today, at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the national review's richard burr kaiser discusses his book on the career of supreme court chief justice john marshall. >> marshall was always the smartest man in the room. and many of his colleagues were brilliant jurists themselves but they all acknowledged his superiority. >> tonight at 9:00 eastern on host words, fox news tucker carlson talks about his book "ship of fools." he is interviewed by the chairman of the american conservative union. >> if you give everyone the vote but only a small percentage share and the spoils, everyone else is going to be angry and they wan

christina is a mexican who doesn't eat avocados. i don't know what's with that. robbie was in the movie ""caddyshack"" when she was a kid and rhonda, you were the homecoming queen at unc chapel hill. >> love the alma mater. >> everyone has a story. everyone has a life. but let's get into it. first, my first question is, okay, would any of you be on this stage or where you are right now, show of hands, if you hadn't taken a risk or like 10,000 risks? would you? >> hard no. >> no. okay. >> hard no. >> so, i know usually people end with a lightning round. we are actually going to begin with a lieghtning round. tell me what the biggest risk in your career was and why you took it. we're going to go down the line and mix it up. don't worry. it won't get too repetitive. >> i continuously chose to jump into new roles with less resources and in unproven terrains, l'oreal to the city of new york, salary cut, jumping into an environment i didn't know, did it again when i went from the city where i was being promoted to deputy commissioner to goldman to run a program that wa

with me now is nbc's carol lee and christina greer is back with me. carol, let me begin with you.ort change trump's story on these huge payments? his story has shifted from not knowing anything about the payments to now saying what he said today. >> yeah, ayman, it just makes it harder for him to distance himself from this. i mean, you know, what we've seen is, as you point out, from the start the president had one story where he said he didn't know anything about it, you'd have to talk to michael cohen. it's just shifted and repeatedly changed and morphed over time. and then on a parallel track, you have various investigations that have revealed publicly different pieces of evidence. you know, this is just the latest one. the fact that he is the third person that was in the room having those discussions. that makes it incredibly difficult for the president to say i didn't know about this or i wasn't involved in that. and it also just adds more fuel to the fire of what my colleagues have been writing about which is he's increasingly nervous and the people around him are increasing

joining me in the hour, christina grier, co-host of faqnyc. brendon greeley is the financial editor. and paul butler is a former federal prosecutor and nbc legal analyst. we also have new numbers on president trump's jobs performance this morning. trump's job rating in that poll stands at 43% approving, while 54% disapprove. and in the months after the results of the midterm elections, when asked who they want to take the lead role in setting policy for the country, 48% want democrats setting policy, 21% want republicans, and 19% with president trump in particular. michelle, let me start with you. and we have these dual tracks. there's the legal side of things, the investigation continues. there are the politics and the president is doing everything he can to shape perception of what's happening. your sense from those numbers of how well that's working. >> i've heard people say a lot of times, they think the fox news had been around during watergate, they're unsure if nixon would have been impeached. and when i looked back over the years, ther

christina? >> good morning. i am pleased to introduce deputy defense secretary patrick shanahan our 33rd deputy defense secretary. secretary schwan man most recently served as senior vice president of supply chain operations at boeing where he spent over three decades. he holds multiple advanced degrees from mit. at boeing he specialized in developing large weapon systems and bringing them to market. as the deputy defense secretary, he is the d.o.d.'s coo overseeing the organization and operations. we are very pleased to have him here today. secretary shanahan, over to you. >> good morning. if it's okay, i am going to have short remarks so we can spend our time doing q and a. does that sound good? yeah. okay. all right. and john, thank you for having me here this morning. i do have a couple of just kind of wave tops i would like to hit. but i think the assignment i was given was make sure we are able to write lots of good stories. that's my intent. joe, why did you say we had to leave early? might have to. no, n

but hacks christina just told us about were unreported. so they dye violated that dudey.nything internally to prevent this from happening? we don't know the answer to that. by the appears they did not or this enormous hack would not have followed the small hack. bottom line, this will be very, very expensive. they will ben into insurance what re-insurance before they deplete the amount much money they owe. blake: a judge ruling james comey can give testimony to republicans behind closed doors and then that transcript can be released within 24 hours. comey said i want this to be out in the puck so anyone and everyone can see it. he threatened to not speak to them unless a judge told him it could be private. are house republicans in the right by saying witnesses, subjects, don't get to dictate the terms of when they come up to capitol hill and when they talk. >> he withdrew his application to modify the subpoena during oral argument after which time the judge ruled he was going to rule against them. take it away from them and cut a deal. he'll talk in private. he can talk i

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informed and effective in the seventh they are to reunite families as quickly as possible i know christina will be talking about this but there is a very strong program with kids entering care and how you bring them back into the community and brought into custody. the importance of supporting young people who age out of the system in the united states 20000 people annually exit having never achieved a successful family placement so it is the responsibility of us as a country to help those people successfully transition to adulthood since we failed them giving them a safe family in their childhood. >> think you miss foster i appreciate you talking about treating the whole family to have sustainable change we want children reunited with the families to change those dynamics otherwise it could be a result one - - revolving door into the foster care system next managing director of policy where she has the foundation's efforts to educate federal policymakers about the need for comprehensive child finance reform also leading the efforts across the united states working in policy for total year

we begin with christina. christine aeufrpblgts what a day to day. especially the last hour. the dow gaining up about 600 points, closing in positive territory. the reason we saw the negativity in the morning and the sell off, you had a report from china showing sharp slow downs in chinese export growth. more specifically look at the dow the past day. today at around 10:00 you see 10:40 a.m. on the screen there we found out the brexit vote would be postponed. none the less came back and charged forward. a raleigh in technology today. a nasty week last week. tech sector saying and microsoft down 10%. today there was a raleigh. despite with apple. there was a chinese court that ordered to stop selling. apple to stop selling older i phones. it possibly infringed on two patens around qualcomm. you saw the raleigh in technology go and the move on safety bets, treasury bills. the yield climbed to 2.86%. over the last little while it's flattening. that's a concern of slow erinn nation and economic growth. a story out the past hour, underarmor down. why? the company has let go of two

christian teen a -- christina, one suspect has died in this officer-involved shooting, it was involved with a contra costa sheriff's deputy. you caall of the police activity we're seeing is boulevard. a spokesperson for the department are looking to release more information. the shooting happened at 9:30 this morning, at the intersection and since then, a large police presence has come out to this area. they're, now, invoking a officer-involved shooting protocol, obviously that means that the officer involved has been placed on paid administrative leave, and back here, neighbors who are in this area, a large portion of pacheco boulevard has been shut off. if you're in this area and you heard gunshots, just know officers are investigating this shooting, we have no information about the suspect who died, only that it was a fatal shooting. more coming up on ktvu at 4 on 2. >>> and now to the funeral of president former george h. w. bush. he left washington for the last time. he was returned to texas on air force one, ahead of a private service tomorrow. >>> we're joined live by brooks wit

account for the emission reduction but over them a country where the production takes place where christina is an example the rain forest is supported by this land for as seal and the donator both would calculate it but in the reality only once the climate is protected and so this is extremely serious and it's worth that to be hoped that many other countries just say this is not possible. all right christoph now it looks like the impending result wouldn't necessarily be the breakthrough that the world was hoping for why is that and what does that feel mean for the future. i think we can get out here a relatively good rule book to implement the paratha cream and in a solid degree in the next decade but what is missing is the political will of quite a number of countries to implement the paris the cream and with the necessary feet . and this is very visible here as though there has much more to happen in the next couple of years. all right krista found for us in catch of it's from being german watch thank you very much. not as the u.n. climate talks continue in catch of its remote communities

as christina was saying, there's resetting of valuations going on.o uncertainty. markets don't like uncertainty. they don't like that jerome powell is looking toward the future and unsure where rates need to go to say that we're now at this neutral rate, we don't need to raise rates much further. that said, the shutdown adds to all of the unpredictable elements investors need to be concerned about. for a lot of investors, they want to see surety, where the economic growth is going, where interest rates need to go, and what it is going to mean for some of the other problems going on in terms of trade tensions and whether economic growth is slowing. >> it is a conglomeration of things, not necessarily pinned on one thing i am hearing, meaning the interest rates, that kind of volatility, uncertainty even in u.s. government, working trade deals, et cetera. right now, we're hearing from the president. he is sending smoke signals, he is considering firing the fed chairman, jerome powell. what potential effect would that have, and is it that easy? >> severa

christina, great to see you and excellent reporting. we appreciate it.heck back in as there is now 2. the president is in the air, one more trip to come to the mideast. and israel, and how they look at the president's trip, when we come back. step up to the stage here. feeling good about that? let's see- most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the first type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance significantly reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event... ...and lowers a1c, with diet and exercise. let's give it another try. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and troubl

this was a nine-year-old christina. >> reporter: richard martinez wears personalized wrist band. he lost his only son christopher in the shooting of 2014. the grieving father started a movement. he is been traveling the country and is one of the speakers at the interfaith vigil for victims of gun violence. >> we can do better. >> reporter: this was one of 100 events around the country to mark the anniversary of the sandy hook shooting. a candle was lit to honor one of the 26 victims. the mayor spoke. democratic congressman spears said that she feels compelled to do something. she was a shot on an airstrip trying to leave jonestown in 1978. >> not a week goes by that i'm not reminded by my scars, what it is like to be a victim. once your victim of gun violence that you are scarred physically and emotionally for the rest of your life. >> reporter: other survivors and advocates shared stories and offered support. >> our kids today cannot just focus on learning. they're not just a learning on reading and math. their learning about active shooters. >> reporter: they are demanding lawm

. >> sierra, christina, kelly.e stars. >> then pink on the pressures of touring the world with two young kids. >> that's how we mom now. it's never good enough. >> and on set with the backstreet boys. who's getting ryan confused with a certain nsyncer? >> i'm look dude get your groups right. ♪ >>> nearly ten million people turned into garth brooks live ♪ >>> well, have you decided on your new years resolution. you're running out of time. listen, if you want to lefvel u, you're in luck. sierra's count down to 2019. >> i want to be the best wife and mom to my family. >> mom of two sierra will be working away from the kids and russell wilson she's hosting and performing on the west coast for did you think clark's new year's rocking eve. >> we want to bring in the new year with energy and tempo. >> ryan seacrest hosting in times square with jenny mccarthy. >> we have such a great special coming up on nbc. i get to do it with chrissy teigen. >> a legendary new year's eve on nbc. chris chrissy co-hosts with carson daly,

christina aguilera will headline tonight's show. her performance will be just minutes before the ball drops. bastille, post malone, new kids on the block and halsey are others that are performing. for the first time ever, an nypd drone will keep watch over the festivities. >> and you can watch the ball drop here on abc 7. dick clark's new year's eve begins at 8:00. >> you two are working in the morning. so you are not going to try to make it until midnight. are you going to try? >> i think i will make it. >> i know i'm not. not a chance. >>l have a toast for all of you. >> okay. perfect. >> you know, i think the fireworks are going to wake me up no matter what i do. >> i can't remember the last time i did not work on new year's day. >>> wah, wah. >> my own pity party on this side of the desk. i'm kidding. not about the pity party. the roof camera. it is quiet. the flags on the ferry building are unfurled. it will be a lot cooler than what it looks outside. a cloud or two. clear tonight. winds will calm down just a little bit. cooler

the mariah. ♪ i'm a genie in a bottle >> christina, you know, very tiny girl, she's under 5 feet. ♪ a fork stuck in the road ♪ time grabs you by the wrist ♪ directs you where to go >> the '90s represented being who you are. this is the kind of music i'm going to make and i don't care who likes it and who doesn't like it, and i'm not going to sound like anybody else. this is who i am. >> people were starving for authenticity, they were starving for what the real experience was, the messy, chaotic, fallible experience of being human. and the '90s gave complete green light permission for that to be explored. >> you talk about this band a lot. then you go oh, wait a minute. you can't talk about the '90s without this one and this one and this one, where there's so many monumental bands, one after another. that's the '90s. ♪ take the photographs in still frames in your mind ♪ ♪ hang it on a shelf and get up in good time ♪ ♪ memories ♪ for what it's worth ♪ it was worth all the while ♪ it's something unpredictable ♪ but in the end it's right ♪ i hope you had the time of your life ♪ [ che

what certain people describe as the battle between two bangladeshis political make tree arms shake christina who is the daughter of the founding father of this country that has already served three terms and the woman that has been in jail now is serving a jail sentence for corruption charges. the woman who is the leader of the main opposition group leader who herself has to college who is as prime minister a lot of people are saying that very little has changed despite being in jail the big party are running a little action as part of the wider opposition alliance but a lot of people say that you know this this battle this rivalry between these. to within is holding the development of this country back. most certainly so the opposition also people say with respect to the politics of this country the political future of this country but there are those who also say that this kind of economic progress is not wide enough there is a lot hanging on this vote but certainly all the tension at the moment is whether today's vote will pass. without the kind of security problems without the kind of vi

. >> still with me joy reid, eddie gloud and christina greer.d trump and his crew, these idiots in the government, they don't know what they're doing. this guy, this doctor in my club, he can do it, which is sort of part of the way they view the whole federal bureaucracy. and also the fact this was going on -- everyone in the v.a. knew about it. it was going on for months before propublica, great credit, broke the story. the v.a. has real issues and you have actual taxpayer funded public servants answering to the private club members of the president having to fly down to mar-a-lago to talk to them. >> this is the ultimate sort of way the koch brothers fantasy of the way the world should work. the masters of the universe, everyone must come to them, including government itself, must answer to them. and even if they don't know anything about it, their access to power and their control of the country is the end in and of itself. it's what the purpose of having their man govern. donald trump doesn't have friends. he has people who want access to th

i want to bring in fox business network's christina parson of list was.t's great to see you today. my question has to do with the timing of all of this for facebook. and now, this lawsuit breaking news from the d.c. attorney general. >> the timing, though. if anything, they are not going to say they're wanting anything down. they're not going to reveal what information to show that may be they are skirting away from the ftc. the federal trade commission. i think this has been going on for quite some time. it's good. this is a good work by journalists at "the new york times." the fact that they went through 200 pages, they interviewed 50 ex-facebook employees to find that these partnerships continued. our information continued to be shared. it's just a matter of time, now, when politicians are going to step up and charge facebook and tell them they are not allowed to do this. it has been happening for years. some of the data goes back from 2010 to the summer. >> harris: let me share -- april 11th, a testimony on capitol hill. mark zuckerberg had this to sa

christina run down has a report. -- cristina rendon has the  report. >> reporter: video capture smoke billowing from a scooter. the ems coordinator with the fire department said it happened laame started shooting of the case which have never e batteries came flying out r of the bottom of the case. >> reporter: firefighters are seen putting out the flames. a hazmat crew disposed of the lithium-ion battery. it is unclear which company the scooter belongs to and how it caught fire is a mystery. >> sometimes electronics could malfunction. it is hard to say what happened in this case without more evidence. >> reporter: she said while lithium batteries have caught fire in electric cars, hover boards and other electronics in the past, incidents like this are rare. the battery is relatively safe. >> there is some risk involved. we are also driving cars that contain 20 gallons of flammab second thought. >> reporter: no one was hurt when it caught fire but it did catch people's attention. it is unclear which company the scooter belongs to but in october, there were thousands pulled off of the s

that is so krist christina hudson gets her hands on it. >> in this collection, you see the elf doing frozen in the spot she is discovered. >> i've been assured, this is flour, and icing sugar. looks like this elf had a good time. they continue. each so ridiculous. >> you naughty elf. >> they took the awesome tradition and scaled it up. >> it was fun as a six inch figure. it should be even more fun if it is a humanbeing. >> thousands have agreed with you. she's picked up a bunch of fans. we didn't even discover when we switch on the light. >> oh, my gosh. >> rewired. there is milk and eggnog and all kinds of stuff around the kitchen about where or where is the elf? >> oh, no. the piece dee resistance, resis, opinion. >> what is going on? >> oh, no. the christmas tree. >> each one of these is great. we salute you. >> that's our show. thanks for watching, check gary, gave her her first break, casting her in his show "the odd couple." years ago speaking with barbara walters about her sudden rise to fame. >> do you know that you're a huge success? >> i guess so. i mean, yeah, we're a hit

christmas hymn i don't think we americans know as well, it's better known in britain, based on a poem by christinai that says love came down at christmas. that's what christmas -- >> love came down and jesus the ultimate servant. yowantogot it, george.llsaid my homily. >> i couldn't handle that. also i was looking at your personal story and talked about welcoming everyone and your father a refugee from germany. there's a global crisis of refugees right now. >> yes. yeah, there is a global crisis of refugees. my own father was a refugee from nazi germany from hate and violence there and where my grandfather was murdered, so i wouldn't be here if he was not welcomed when he came here as a refugee.as d an eewe story where jesus and his family had to flee the hate of harod and escape to egypt. when we see refugees at our border we see jesus and his family there among them because he said when you welcome -- when you welcome a stranger you whatw year. >> the hope for the new year we would realize that god is with us, emanuel, that beautiful -- which we borrow from our jewish brothers and sisters, that

>> this week on "the communicators" christina chaplin , whose report says the pentagon's weapon systems cyber security is vulnerable. >> they do not even test systems for the kinds of threats you might see from russia and china and north korea. they are not allowed to. they do not want to potentially disrupt the systems. watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. this morning, bloomberg news reporter steven dennis previews the week ahead in washington. then aaron jones of the wilson center talks about the december 21 deadline, when government funding is set to expire and what congress can do to avoid a shutdown. and later on the your money segment, reuters correspondent david shepardson discusses how the federal government has supported the american automobile industry. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning, it is monday, december 10. the house meets today. the senate returns at 4:00. we are with you for the next four hours. we begin on the front end of a two we