i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks for joining us.u have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. ♪ >> at the edge of death valley... >> it's weird and unusual and unique. >> ...a man puts a dusty weigh station on the map. but the town and his legacy fall on hard times. >> i was hearing from the residents that it was an eyesore. >> has he left his family a money pit... >> we want you to keep this in the family at all costs. >> ...or a monument? >> sometimes in life, we don't appreciate things until they're gone. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ [ horn honks ] >> i'm jamie colby, and toda

i'm jamie colby.ks for watching "strange inheritance," and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> a great president from humble roots... >> "abe lincoln, the rail-splitter" made him sound like a man of the people. >> is this the kind of thing that lincoln used as a young man? >> he would use mauls and mallets splitting fence rails, working around the farm. >> but did young abe swing this? >> it was just a relic that was around our house. we didn't really give a lot of thought to it. >> it's their strange inheritance, but it's never been put to the test. >> even though, in our minds, it was 100% real, just because we think so doesn't make it true. >> anybody could have carved their initials "a-l." how do you know it's really lincoln's? [ applause ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in indiana. the hoosier state boasts that it's the childhood home of abraham lincoln, and i'm meeting a woman who believes she's inherited the very tool

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance."you can take it with you. ♪ >> a babe who photographed babies... >> she would get them to do the craziest things. >> ...becomes a celebrity herself. >> people knew her by name. she was a pin-up. >> there were definitely stories of skiing with the kennedys, definitely a lavish lifestyle for sure. >> what was her secret? >> isn't she adorable? >> what a winner shot. >> is it still gold today? >> is this collection potentially worth six figures, seven figures? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in littleton, colorado. it's a suburb of denver that,

[ bird squawks ] i'm jamie colby, and, today, i'm in encino, california. will rogers once said, "if there are no dogs in heaven, then when i die, i want to go where they go." but when the owners go first, especially the rich or eccentric ones, it can make for one strange inheritance. >> my name is tyson kilmer. i'm an animal trainer. when one of my clients, sam simon, passed away in march of 2015, i inherited his dog, who is not exactly lassie, marmaduke, or any other lovably harmless pet you've seen on tv. >> hi, kilmers. i'm jamie. >> i'm tyson kilmer. this is my wife, alison. aliyah and tyler. >> how are you? >> i'm great! >> i heard your family has a living, breathing inheritance? >> indeed, we do. we have a cane corso that used to belong to the late, great sam simon. >> sam simon -- even if you don't recognize the name, you surely know his work as co-developer, with matt groening, of that iconic and long-running tv show, "the simpsons." sam was born in 1955 and grew up in beverly hills, just down the street from groucho marx. after graduating from sta

i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you.to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> a rock 'n' roll legend. >> the crazy thing about roy orbison is, from 1959 to 1964, he had 21 top 40 hits. >> he dies too soon, with three young sons. >> he had secretly always wanted us to be musicians, but he wasn't gonna push. >> does he send them on a musical mission from beyond the grave? >> and then i kind of rubbed my eyes, and then looked at this. >> he said, "i've got this cassette of this song that nobody has heard before." >> will this strange inheritance bring roy and his boys together again? >> had you always dreamt of playing with your dad? >> always, yes. >> [ chuckles ] mercy! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm cruisin' into nashville, tennessee. music city. i'm on my way to meet the sons of rock legend roy orbison. turns out the man who gave the world "oh, pretty woman," "only the lonely," and "you got it" left his heirs an unex

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance."t take it with you. >> he was at the center of a scandal -- the national pastime, gambling, and gangsters. >> arnold rothstein gave them a little bit of money to, supposedly, throw the series. >> "shoeless" joe was arguably the best baseball player of all time. >> he's banned from the game... >> one weeping fan of his cried out, "say it isn't so!" >> ...and the fascination with his tale endures. >> shoeless joe's really part of pop culture. >> so why is his autograph one of the rarest in sports? >> he was virtually illiterate. >> he had a very hard time even writing an individual letter. >> he did. >> as far as we know it, there is only one known. >> one? >> just one. >> and it's this woman's strange inheritance. >> it started to dawn on me that this is a lot of money we're talking about. >> this is a biggie -- 1911 "shoeless" joe jackson signed photograph. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> hi. i'm jamie colby, and i'm heading along the shores of lake

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance," and remember -- you can't take it with you.to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report" l. i'm paul gigot. president trump's former national security advisor john bolton failing to appear for a voluntary interview thursday as part of the impeachment inquiry. house democrats saying they would not subpoena bolton but instead use his absence as evidence of president trump's obstruction of congress, likely to be one of the articles of impeachment drawn up by those leading the probe, this as acting chief of staff mick mulvaney defied his subpoena to testify friday morning. justice department and white house lawyers argued that the top aidesav

mills is a political commentator, colby hall is the founding editor of "meteorite."ve a national contributo contributor. are they able to continue spreading lies? >> they're wrong. it's clear that mark zuckerberg and the gang care more about profit than they do about principal. this is not about free speech or it's not his job of getting in the way of people saying what they want to say and having their own point of view. every day they are functioning more and more like an actual media con glom raglomerate. >> and allowing them to tell lies about propaganda, et cetera, i think we need to hold facebook accountable because they absolutely should not be putting out all this information because it is screwing up the public discourse. they know it, we know it. we watched it happen in 2016 and they don't really seem to care because they're making more money. >> do you agree, do you think they don't care? >> think they can admit that the day-to-day market that's showing political ads, that's a slippery slope and would lose money. twitter doesn't make that much money from p

the colbys in germany to learn german. polish beneath why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to suffer from the w.c. learning course nikos fake. the for. a moment in time book travel now i'm a retired folks. roll out the red carpet here comes more financial aid for crisis written greece eating thing is in athens to foster deeper economic ties with the european country on the mediterranean one greece secures another 600000000 euros of chinese investment also coming up some love them and many hates them the school to us was supposed to offer an environmentally friendly alternative to urban mobility after one deadly accident in singapore banned from the sidewalks. and time to celebrate if you're single and buy yourself a gift to mark singles day in china. hello i'm monica jones welcome to business asia china's president xi jinping is in greece today to strengthen ties his visit comes just one week after the greek prime minister met him in shanghai for the 29000 international import expo where greece was the offi

today colby works for the center for a new american security one of the many conservative think tanks in washington. i think if you look at the nuclear posture review there's some there's some there's some strong rhetoric and but actually it's fundamentals it's very an evolutionary document it's very consistent with the past history of u.s. and nato policy it's basically saying we're going to you know rebuild our nuclear forces which are getting old and then we're going to do a couple of things to make it clear to the russians that they don't have a good strategy to selectively escalate. hardline rhetoric consolidating washington's existing nuclear strategy and sending a signal to moscow what might initially sound unspectacular in effect means breaking with the disarmament policy of previous decades. our next stop is the center for strategic and international studies the director of the centers missile defense program ian williams shares the view that the new strategy chosen by the u.s. constitutes a fundamental change of course. the number one goal of the 2018 review is is nuclear de

blue star mr colby with with you. in january 2019 colby was summoned to appear before the u.s. senate armed services committee he had been in charge of the national defense strategy at the pentagon under then secretary of defense john mattis also making him one of the chief architects of the new nuclear strategy strategy entails a fundamental shift in the orientation of our nation's armed forces toward preparing for war against china or russia precisely in order to deter this ship is urgently needed as our military advantages against both have substantially eroded in recent decades. today called the works for the center for a new american security one of the many conservative think tanks in washington. i think if you look at the nuclear posture review there's some there's some there's some strong rhetoric and but actually it's fundamentals it's very an evolutionary document it's very consistent with the past history of u.s. and nato policy it's basically saying we're going to you know rebuild our nuclear forces which are getting old and then we're going to do a couple of things

the colby's in germany to learn german heritage beneath. why not learn with him d w z e learning course because vic. it's time. to take one step further. and face the possible. here on this side of love really time to search the. fire for the troops out. time to come down troops. and connect the world. time for. news coming up ahead. minds. you're a great danger get out of there. a clip from the latest charlie's angels movie starring kristen stewart naomi scott. all seen here on the red carpet at the world premiere in los angeles on monday night also patrick stewart is playing one of them manages. more about that in a minute but also coming up today. the only north korean artist in exile. talks about his life working as a propaganda artist before he escaped the sas and his life since then. and the moving photographic exhibition of homeless people here. charlie's angels was a hugely successful t.v. series back in the 1970 s. featuring initially far forsett mages jaclyn smith and kate jackson as 3 beautiful private investigators righting wron

night in finland as the nordic country qualified for their 1st ever major men's soccer tournament colby's where the scenes in the capital helsinki when finland these listen stein 3 nil to book their place at euro 2020 the win secured them 2nd place in group j. behind italy happy found some of their finland have never before made it to a world cup or european championship they'll be joined by sweden who also qualified . all the votes of their star striker who scored twice in last night's match the fetus it's amazing it's been been a long dream for all of us difficult people in finland so so that's something. not so many as we could even for you but now we are. in a major tournament so obviously that's a huge huge thing for us. you're up to date now on d w news up next it's a world of stories the weekend reports american evan steen from me and the entire news team here in berlin thanks for watching. interest economy harmony.

. >> reporter: colby, he's been diagnosed with ptsd.nd that's helped him empathize with wounded animals like this sea lion named zion. >> zion was very badly entangled and pinned down against a buoy. i saw a lot of me in zion. zion thought he was doing just fine. he was going to figure it all out on his own, right? it's not until someone helps you that you realize how badly you needed the help. >> look at him go, oh, my gosh! >> reporter:ngr ptsd. >> a lot of times when you get out, especially if you have ptsd, you're lost. you are nervous in crowds. you have nightmares. it's a lot like these animals. they have no voice. >> reporter: like the military, not all the work here is glamorous, but these vets here agreed caring for the animals has a calming effect. >> it clears your mind, because all you're doing is thinking of looking at their eyes and whiskers and little flip. >> focusing on their behavior and how almost calming it was to see them. okay, they're animals and nonjudgmental. >> reporter: the marine mammal center has rescued mor

. ♪ [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in arlington once home to norman rockwell. it was also home to a man who left his children

. >> colby hollabaugh a former marine leads the sea lions for service members course, he has been diagnosed with ptsd and that's helped him empathize with wounded animals like this sea lion named zion. >> zion was very badly entangled and pinned down against a buoy. i saw a lot of me in zion, zion thought he was doing just fine, he was going to figure it all out on his own, right, it is not until someone helps you that you realize how badly you needed the help. >> look at him go. >> veterans lisa stein and erika die talt efi searched found the program when searching for help for ptsd. you are nervous and proud, you have nightmares, you can't talk to anybody. st at like like these animals they have no voice. >> the marine animal center has rescued more than 180 animal this year and some require surgery. >> i'm going to clamp. >> wet van naomi prazak watched as a critically ill sale was tube fed, it triggered memories. >> everybody was scared. for me it was my emotions, i couldn't control my emotions at all and i felt like i was really weak. >> but each found strength working alongside other

colby celebrating his... heartbreak for england, much for that. colby celebrating his...d defeat in the final. their form deserting them when it mattered most succulent i'm proud of what we've done. the fight that we had in the second half, but credit to south africa, they were very good today. we come from different backgrounds, different races, and we came together with one goal and wanted to achieve it. i really hope we've done that. 24 years ago, south africa's first world cup victory on home soil had given rugby one of its most iconic images. now he's provided another. this is a seminal moment for his sport and his country. south africa united as world champions once again. the only thing we are worried about now is having a few beers. that's the only thing we're worried about. after we have a few beers today, we'll have a few more tomorrow. then probably monday, then maybe we have to pull up monday, then maybe we have to pull up stumps. england's players have taken to social media in the last few hours since their defeat. lock maro itoje quoting a proverb... "when a

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching. and remember... >> it's just money. can't take it with you. maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. it's a special spotlight this weekend on entrepreneurs and startups. the co-founders of harry's talk about being major disrupters in the shaving business. strong economic data, and stronger trade news led to a breaking week for markets. we continue to see money moving into u.s. equities. joining me is the ceo of partners. your firm is a boutique investors bank and you own dozens of stakes in didn't unicorns. >> we'll take a position and advice like harry's did. rather than waiting for an let me get your take in the public market before we go to private. a record-setting week, good backdrop in terms of the economy, do you think this continues? would you buy in? >> i don't see what will end, your very low rates were people piling and also structural issues where the companies issue out of debt, they use the w-

his opposite wing chair's lynn colby made sure of the highest margin of victory in a final since australia beat france all the way back in 1999 south africa winning 32 to 12 i their 1st ever black captain see a khaleesi lifting the trophy in yokohama repeating the fate of francois pienaar in 1995 and graeme smit in 2007. no you can't be giving birth certificate raising we couldn't give you the one time we wanted to achieve a really good we've done the start of the cup to show that we can to do you know you want to win but you certainly. south africa courage russ erasmus has a masterminded a huge turnaround for the springbok side and disarray when he took over last year they're now world champions i once again and this time it's a team that people from across south africa can truly call are in the whole race al-jazeera. well it is the 1st time any world cup winning team has been led by black caps and 6 elisi was in short of support back in his home town. i these were the scenes in force elizabeth says police he helped his country to that soccer win in japan the images of lifting the trophy

[ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'mlittleton, colorado. it's a suburb of denver that, like all of suburbia, really expanded after world war ii because of the baby boom. and speaking of babies, every parent, including me, knows the frustration of trying to get your little one to smile at just the right moment for just the right photo. well, we're about to tell the story of a woman who turned that challenge into an art form. >> my name is lynda bannister. when my mother, constance, passed away in 2005, she left me more more than 100,000 baby photos. she was the most accomplished baby photographer of her day. >> hi, lynda. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. you wrote me about your mom and something about babies. >> yes. >> are they here? >> yes, they are. please come in. >> okay. >> inside lynda's house is her strange inheritance left to her by her mother, baby photographer constance bannister. >> you've basically put together a museum all about your mom and all these babies. >> in total,

razia rasmussen has done his squad to face england and made just the one china and wing chance little colbie will return to the side having missed that semifinal victory are about wild with an ankle injury. now the liverpool manager you're going club to threaten to pull his team out of the english league cup if the tournament organizers fail to foreign a proper date for their quarterfinal or liverpool reach the last 8 after defeating also on penalties following a fall or a fall or a draw at anfield they've been growing supply aston villa in the quarter finals that game a shadow for the week commencing on the 16th of december how about just one problem they will pull will be in cats playing in the fee for club world cup. i'm not concerned somebody else has to be concerned because we didn't make the fixes we didn't make this could still be said already outside in the t.v. in the real to fever told us we will build the team to be there you have to come live so we do the premier league tells us you have to play to probably will be do have history and in the current book of. what they did tonight

>>iwas a so nice and warm and how it's foggy in colby right we should expechey you know what the good thing about with e weather that we have right now many fogging colder have been beautiful. rnoons again call whether it's a nice chanceto practice for fall and then get back to normal here look ouide add san francisco right now sitting under some of that fog th has been persient. >>it's sitting lower this morning than it wayesterday so you're seeing more of a commute impact back to the new work because it was low fog and really low cloud cover d some a low fog yesterday as opposed to this fog which is just annterim right the on top of the bay wi have that visit visibility impact a timethis morning in areas like san francisco nta rosa. down along the shore of the bay are going to see that as ell into the afternoon, beautiful weather before it streams back in tonight. yet another foggy morning to ck off the day tomorrow for friday morning as for your current temperatures, definitely jacket where the 40's and 50's a lot like yesterday was oakland and alameda each at 52 right now you've g

to find out how engaged the country is in these proceedings, i spoke to colby itkowitz, a political reportervery long process, the american people went through the rush investigation for a number of yea rs rush investigation for a number of years and now we are going through the ukraine investigation. there will be numerous hearings and there will be numerous hearings and there will be numerous hearings and there will be a trial in the senate and the difference between those exa m ples the difference between those examples that you cited it will be hearing today and what was someone's day is that the american people know that they are it for the long haul. it will be one special event, also what seems to strike me is over the past few hours, the narratives are so divided with people yet again coming ona so divided with people yet again coming on a partisan side and no nuance whatsoever and i am wondering what if it is like that in the country? it has been that way for a long time in almost every issue in this country. we have a dividing line between the donald trump people that support him a

his opposite winches lynn colby made sure of the highest margin of victory in a final since australia beat france all the way back in 1999 south africa winning 32 to 12. their 1st ever black captain see a khaleesi lifting the trophy in yokohama repeating the fate of francois pienaar in 1995 and graeme smit in 2007. no you can't be different but close to freezing we could give you the one who wanted to achieve it all really well but we've done the stuff that goes to show that we can pull together if you want to win but you saw south africa courage ross erasmus has a masterminded a huge turnaround for the springbok side and this right when he took over last year they're now world champions i once again and this time it's a team that people from across south africa can truly call are in pole race al-jazeera yokohama but it's the 1st time any world cup winning team has been led by a black caps in an sickly she wasn't sure of support back in his home town i was of the sings in israel and it also is a 3rd place see. hope says country to the top one in japan enjoys a cliche lifting the troph

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. see. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend. welcome to program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. it's an all texas show this week. coming up in just a few moments, the head of the dallas federal reserve, robert kaplan, is here. then later, one of the most influential figures in pro sports, mark cuban. he is with us as well. this week the white house signaled that negotiations for an initial u.s./china trade deal are in the final stages, but president trump is not ready to sign anything yet. i spoke with commerce secretary wilbur ross about the u.s./china trade deal. >> so we're really in a win/win position. either the tariffs will continue, or we'll have an acceptable deal with china. so the important thing is to make sure that the deal is what we think it is, make sure that it is consis

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching. and remember... >> it's just money. can't take it with you. is it ta crybaby. >> just a little. mike thank you so much. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is from wall street. >> heavy weekend, and happy thanksgiving to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week and position you for the week ahead. maria in a just a few moments my one-on-one interview with and more cuban, will talk about his right from humble beginnings to becoming one of the most influential names in sports and business. and then later i will talk with the ceo of mercer, about the super yacht industry and how his sectary is a key indicator for the broader economy. all that coming up. in the end of 2019, can you believe it. let's move ahead a year into 2020 with strategic partner and had a policy research with then. good to have you then. >> then: thank you. >> you know that this is a holiday wake and of course black friday moral important. tell me how you things see things going into the end of ye

colby celebrating his return to the site with a devastating dance to the try line.gland, with a devastating dance to the try line. heartbreakfor england, this their third defeat in the final. there form had deserted them when it mattered most succulent i'm proud of what we've done. the fight we had in the second half, but credit to south africa, they were very good today. we come from different backgrounds, different races, and we came together with one goal and wanted to achieve it. i hope with done proper south africa. 24 years ago, south africa's first world cup on victory on home soil had given rugby one of their iconic images. now he's given them another. a seminal moment for his sport and his country. the chance of sporting immortality may have passed them by, but a gang, her young england team can be a child democrat of what they've achieved here. they exceeded expectations. the final will always be remembered for the power not only of south africa's play, but also the image of theircaptain, a man africa's play, but also the image of their captain, a man born

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember -- you can't take it with you. [ bat cracks, crowd cheers ] [♪] [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs. for the past 45 days the radical dimms have been trying to subvert and overthrow president trump with a secret sham inquiry. nothing the dimms have done concerns him in the slightest. president trump: every one of those people' have gone out of their way to find the people who hate donald trump, president trump the most. they put them up there. everybody has been absolutely fine. i don't even know most of these people. many of these people i never even heard of. so crooked schiff is a corrupt politician. he looks all over. tries to find people who don't like trump and he puts them up. we are winning so big. >> the democrats aren't alone in their hatred of the president. the left-wing media has been undermining the' populist america first agenda. the president slamming the media for their strition

e colby's in germany to learn german. published in the. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to sask c w e learning course because fic. this is d.w. news why but from berlin for or against the paris climate agreement this week the united states begin withdrawing from the deal today france and china say they are united in the fight against what scientists have declared as a climate emergency a woman tells those scientists warning of untold suffering if we don't change the way.

their core message is boris johnson saying those voters vote for me i'll get burk's it done jeremy colby sort of persuade those voters with a whole string of economic measures that they should forget about brics it and vote for economic equality instead as they've done previous in previous elections and that's the big move a quarter of those voters are undecided again something like 9 or 10 percent of conservative remain as so over the next couple of weeks the big battle ground is going to be those particularly those voters as you said in the middle and in the north they could be decisive in the key constituencies and still haven't yet made up their mind well as they're all deciding presumably they're going to be trying to decide who they can trust as well and both johnson and suffer from an issue of trust and i remember johnson rather famously said he'd rather be dead in a ditch than miss the bricks at deadline and he's well he's not dead in the ditch and well lots of polls also suggest that people don't particularly like jeremy corbyn so how crucial is trust and the is ideas of this cu

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember -- you can't take it with you. [ bat cracks, crowd cheers ] lou: good evening, the radical dems have completed their effort to formalize their efforts to overthrow the president of the united states. 332-196. republicans protested but could do little more than vote no. that vote means the radical dimms have a clear statement that impeachment should never have been attempted in the house. not a single republican broke ranks. two democrats joined the republicans in their opposition. all the while, the president is doing what he has always done. he is work, precious ahead with his agenda, and perhaps under his breath, cussing pelosi, schiff and the rest. reporter: president trump dismissed today's vote on the resolution as more posturing by democrats. ripping them in a radio appearance with the u.k.'s nigel farage. president trump: the democrats are desperate. they have nothing. it's the only way they can win the election because they can't win i

kennedy: award winning animation, welcome kat timpf, colby and michael.ask them a series of multiple choice questions to details about some democrat hopefuls, one with most points wins. are you part people ready. >> you are going down. kennedy: there it is. >> energy. kennedy: >> question one. which candidate spouse works for nasa? elizabeth warren? amy klobuchar or andrew yang, write it quickly. kat made a grunting noise. >> i prepared, i did not see that. kennedy: warren, klobuchar or yang. reveal. we have a two way tie. that is correct. kat and mike. >> yes! yes! kennedy: warren, followed my destiny as nasa energy took him zig-zagging from texas to new jersey back again. >> you are going downtown. >> you are! kennedy: he did, now they have babies. question two, which candidate favorite drink is diet snappel lemon. elizabeth warren? castro or joe biden? please party panel it is kat in the lead with two. >> yes! >> that is an old man drink. kennedy: you have problem withize. >> castro drinking diet snappel? >> we go to vending machine, blah, blah, blah,

♪ i'm jamie colby, and, today, i'm in rockland county, new york, an hour north of new york city.

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance". and remember, you can't take it with you. ♪ oh, yeah. weekend. [♪] lou: good evening, everybody. the radical dimms and the 59 days of impeachment inquiry as far aso -- farce that they conducted failed to put forward a plausible pretext to overthrow the president. the president's approval numbers are on the rise despite those 59 days. support for impeachment on the decline, and the democrats are fortunate to have the thanksgiving recess with which to recover and regroup. but those 59 days of absurdist political theater have awakened millions of americans to the greatest political scandal in our nation's history and more evidence is on the way. those democrats appear to be well on their way to electoral disaster in 2020. president trump is strengthened and validated by the radical dimms disastrous failures of their so-called impeachment inquiry. the president says he wants a full trial of the facts in the u.s. senate. president trump eager to expose further the corruption and baseless c

"the colbys" was a spinoff for "dynasty." they were seeing how much they could max this stuff out.colbys can always find room for another trophy. >> you had these people fighting over oil and mansions and -- it was fantasy, but in a kind of so over the top way that it was fun. >> there's nothing devious about using your femininity. >> these shows took themselves so unseriously that they were camp, but that was okay with the central audience that was loving them. >> it was entertainment. we weren't trying to do high drama. we were there to entertain. we were glossy. there was no getting around it, we knew what we were there for, and we did it as best we could. >>> australia's most important export may be neither its animals, nor its beers nor its films. could, in fact, be one rupert murdock. he is in the process of building the most extensive media in history. >> it was presumed to be complete and rupert murdoch having disrupted the newspaper business and television business australia. in britain. i don't see why there should only be three broadcast networks. he says i'm going to ma

of young folks with, very somebody that knows the situation of universities very well, christopher colbyform. he was at the harvard-yale game where they had the big protest, climate change protest, most of people in the stands, even though were probably mostly liberal, they were not happy about the game being stopped for an hour and sun was setting, they don't have lights on field. we'll ask him about what their feelings were of that. melissa: that was frustrating. the games are not barn burners, sitting there for extra hour. >> you're a harvard alum. you know what it is like. melissa: i didn't go into the games. i stayed outside to have fun. thank you, david. ashley: they didn't have any lights. they had to get the game finished it would be pitch black. melissa: it was funny, it was about climate change. we're not even electrifying the stadium. a little bit of irony there. ashley: yeah. ashley: how about the ultimate "star wars" spoiler? no, we'll not give that. how the secrets behind "the rise of skywalker" were almost spilled thanks to one careless actor. he almost put his giant foot

. >> reporter: colby, a former marine, leads the sea lions for service members course.'s been diagnosed with ptsd. and that's helped him empathize with wounded animals like this sea lion named zion. >> zion was very badly entangled and pinned down against a buoy. i saw a lot of me in zion. zion thought he was doing just fine. he was going to figure it all out on his own, right? it's not until someone helps you that you realize how badly you needed the help. >> look at him go, oh, my gosh! >> reporter: veterans lisa stein and erica discovered the program while searching for help for ptsd. >> a lot of times when you get out, especially if you have ptsd, you're lost. you are nervous in crowds. you have nightmares. you can't talk to anybody. it's a lot like these animals. they have no voice. >> the marine mammal center has rescued more than 180 animals this year and some require surgery. veteran naomi watched as a seal was seen that was too sick. seeing a seal fighting for life triggered memories. >> everybody was scared. i know for me, it was my emotions. i couldn't contro

leaders can't keep promising and failing to deliver they don your thoughts on this kind of can't status colby maintained and you know if there is going to be a change to the political system in iraq what needs to happen in order for that to be achieved well 1st and foremost we need a transitional government a transitional government that is led by the intellectual elite that could be involved or welcomed by the protesters focusing on having a leadership or a political organization that would represent the protesters and the early stages of the protest movement can be a very dangerous thing to the movement in itself because the movement has been trying to prove itself that it's not politicized it's not represented by any regional power players players by any or by any interest groups so trying to seek a structure that i would define as their leaders that would define their representation can actually make them fall into the chop or being accused by the government that they are already a group that carries its own political agenda by different political part. yes so i think we should focus on h

his opposite wing chosen colby made sure of the highest margin of victory in a final since australiabeat france all the way back in 1999 south africa winning 32 to 12. their 1st ever black captain see it lifting the trophy in yokohama repeating the feat of francois pienaar in 1995 and graeme smith in 2007. with no you can't be different but those different reasons and we could give you that with one goal and want to achieve it all really well but we've done that for so it goes to show that we can pull together if you want to win the chance of south africa courage russell erasmus has a masterminded a huge turnaround for the springbok side and disarray when he took over the now world champions i once again and this time it's a team that people from across south africa can truly call are in the whole race. but it's the 1st time any world cup winning team has been led by a black caps and he wasn't short of support back in his home town i was with a sings in sweden near port elizabeth as khaleesi helped his country to the title winning japan the images of lifting the trophy sets arrival t

his opposite winches lynn colby made sure of the highest margin of victory in a final since australia beat france all the way back in 1999 south africa winning 32 to 12. their 1st ever black captain see it lifting the trophy in yokohama repeating the feat of francois pienaar in 1995 and graeme smit in 2007. will be coming difficulties if it recedes and we could give you the one both wanted to achieve i really hope that we've done that to start the cup to show that we can pull together in the world when we achieve certain south africa courage russy erasmus has a masterminded a huge turnaround for the springbok side and disarray when he took over last year they're now world champions i once again and this time it's a team that people from across south africa can truly call are in the whole race al-jazeera. catch up with the top stories here police in hong kong have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse thousands of people it's been out protesting for a 22nd straight week and some protests are 3 burning objects into the raids to keep the police away the prominent activist just had c

it's amazing how colby can get so quickly. but he was a nasty guy. oh, alabama. i love alabama.'s a great place. but in the very twisted and corrupt world of adam schiff, after beating the entire political establishment, and that means bush and clinton and obama, they had me supposedly sent to myself. let's see, i've got a guy named sleepy joe biden. how do i beat him? how do i beat this guy? he is such a great -- clinton, she was easy. obama was easy. the bush dine citi, but sleepy joe, dynsaty, but sleepy i'm worried about. right? [laughter] so then i said to myself, gee, i guess there's only one way. let's call up ukraine for help. these people are sick. these people are sick. these dishonest people will take the last little sliver in the first little sliver and they will put it because they are so damned dishonest and say let's use ukraine for help. that's what they are going to say. it will show the laughter and the sarcasm and they won't show the fun because they are the most dishonorable people almost. it's a disgrace. but we say it anyway. here's the good news, the peopl

. >> reporter: a former marine, colby hollabaugh, leads the service members course.ded animals like this sea lion named zion. >> zion was very badly entangled and pinned down against a buoy. saw a lot of me in zion. zion thought he was doing just fine. he was going to figure it out on his own, right. it's not until someone helps you that you realize how badly you needed the help. >> look at him go. my gosh. >> reporter: veterans lisa stein and erika diotalevi discovered the program while searching for help for ptsd. >> a lot of times when you get out, especially if you have ptsd, you're lost, can't talk to anybody. a lot like these animals, they have no voice. >> reporter: like the military, not all the work here is glamorous. but these vets agree caring for the animals has a calming effect. >> aww. >> it clears your mind. because all you're doing is thinking of looking at their eyes and whiskers and flippers. >> focusing on their behavior and kind of how almost calming it was to see them. just like, okay, they're animals, nonjudgmental. >> reporter: the marine mamma

emily: here is harvard university student christopher colby.ou, guys, so much for having me. emily: tell us about the protest? what was it like being there in person? what did you see? what went down? >> i will be the first to admit that harvard and yale are no sec state schools. we don't have many big football games. we love our football games. we love our historic game. oldest football game in the country. these protesters decided their version of empty activism this weekend was go sit in the middle of the field during the game right in the middle of it waste be everybody's time. the protest was pretty poorly planned. most of my will friends were urked. biggest take away for the most part elm did i political activist thing that licials tend to do. they pick their favorite day and do whatever they want with it. really quite annoying. i don't think the protest accomplished much. >> christopher, i know that one of the things they were trying to do is they were trying to demand the university stop funding and invetting money in fossil fuel compan