i'm going to be constance zimmer and i'm going to be the best constance zimmer i can ever be. >> andift giving. >> this year i decided i was going to be, like the poor man's oprah, and i was going to do these are a few of my favorite things, products, jewelry, clothing that i can't live without. >> and when you get to reveal it is like an oprah moment, everybody gets a bag! >> everybody gets a bag! >> i can't give you a car, but i can give you really nice tote bag filled with amazing things that i love. >> the swag bags were for the lucky bags attending zimmer's vanessa leann jewelry trunk sale. >> as for constance, no gift necessary as she can't help, but feel overwhelmed by what she already has in her life. >> i am so grateful to be where i am and -- i get all emotional. >> it's so emotional. >> you're going to make me cry. >> we're going to be sitting here, both of us, mascara running. >> very sweet and happy holidays to you, too, constance. >> you saw it last night with the "e.t." holiday party and we teamed up with zales to get "e.t. online's lawrence zimmer ready. >> the holida

. >> plus taylor lautner and constance zimmer star in an emotional drama following two brothers in "runide." >> and jake gyllenhaal and amy adams star in director tom todd's visually stunning drama thriller "nocturnal animals." >> this week on "made in hollywood." >> hey, everybody i am jake gyllenhaal. >> i am tailer lautner. >> and i am constance zimmer. >> i am jessica chase main you are watching "made in hollywood." >> "ade in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." [ laughter ] ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> an ice bar in new york is kwn as an epic office party spot which is why we are here today to talk office christmas party. jennifer aniston, jason bateman and tj miller all got the inside to a celebration that gets way out of hand. >> this is "made in hollywood but you are about to watch a scene from "office christmas party." >> we are terrible. >> but, you know what, we are terrible but we are "made in hollywood." [ laughter ] >> you are having a christmas party tonight? >> it's not a christmas party, it's a nondid he nothing national holland did i mixer more inni

his mom constance..... is trying to make a better life. the family is among the thousands of people..... who depend on the rescue mission..... to avoid living on the is my son would never know what a shelter was, but sometimes unforeseen circumstances cause things to happen in our lives. we're safe. that's the main thing for him. we have some place to sleep constance right now is looking for a job and trying to find daycare for dravyn. she is grateful the las vegas rescue mission is helping make sure her son has a merry christmas. findlay toyota, nevada coin mart and zippy shell are proud sponsors of 13 action news and the 13 days of giving. in tonight's.... abc primetime line-up.. at 8:00... it's a "charlie brown christmas" at 9 o'clock... it's "the great american baking show"... then... on 13 action news.. live at 11.. rats invade.... a valley apartment... and... people living in this nightmare..... are desperate to get out. tonight... we're digging deeper.... into what's behind the infestation plus... she was beaten.... outside her own

his mom constance is trying to make.... a better life. the family is among the thousands of people..... who depend on the rescue mission..... to avoid living on the streets!!! one promise i broke to myself is my son would never know what a shelter was, but sometimes unforeseen circumstances cause things to happen in our lives. we're safe. that's the main thing for him. we hae constance right now is looking for a job and trying to find daycare for dravyn. she is grateful the las vegas rescue mission is helping make sure her son has a merry christmas. "findlay toyota".... "nevada coin mart" and "zippy shell" are proud sponsors of 13 action news.... and... "the 13 days of giving". adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and '13 first alert weather.' friday will yield stronger sustained winds around 20 mph from the north. we keep to sunny skies and highs just below 55 degrees for most locations. a wind advisory is in effect for areas around las vegas through the day on friday. winds will die off slightly but remain breezy on satu

we have some place to sleep constance is now looking for a job and trying to find daycare for dravyn. she is grateful the las vegas rescue mission is helping make sure her son has a merry of these locations around the valley. and tomorrow... our whole morning team will be at n-h-p's southern command office on decatur and sunset. while you drop off a toy, you can also get a free car seat. nhp will be replacing or giving away up to 100 new seats. stop by between 8 a-m and noon. findlay toyota, nevada coin mart and zippy shell are proud sponsors of 13 action news and the 13 days of giving. we've all probably heard from a doctor that exercise is good but did you know certain exercises can double your ability to fight heart disease... we'll tell you what those are... greg adlibs weather forecast tease right now-- things are looking good... dan will have all your drive things are looking good... dan will have all your drive times next. coming up on gma, president elect donald trump on a post-election 'thank you' tour -riling up a rally in cincinnati- and making a surprise announcement-- pic

constance moore and her 20 month old son dravyn have found a temporary peace here at the las vegas rescue mission. 5 myself is my son would never know what a shelter was, but sometimes unforeseen circumstances cause things to happen in our lives. moore has been homeless most her life... and has battled drug addiction... her pregnacy changed the course of her life. 47:20 (off camera) i had a reason to want to live again 47:30 (close up of son) i was able to walk away from all of it, and never look back everyday the rescue mission and a chance to find a life off the streets... 42:52 we're safe. programs here are designed to get people back on their feet. right now contance is looking for a job... which present challenges. 48:47 that is one issue we're trying to take care of for him and figure out the daycare issue for him. (she is looking at him) and come christmas... the rescue mission through it's toy drive and the help of our action news viewers... drayvn will have a gift to open there are donation bins all easier to drop off the toys. of course you can drop it off at our station. but th

still waiting >> looking for my wife, constance. and my daughter, lily. who is nine. and my other daughter, chloe, who is 12. >> the greatest fear? those missing could be dead. today, the death toll rose to at least seven. this morning, much-needed rain began to fall in the drought-stricken smokies. but it was too little, too late. 17,000 acres here burned. her mother's keepsakes, including photos, treasures that took on extra meaning after her mom died recently from cancer. >> all of her china, all of her silver ware. everything's gone. >> the morgans escaped as the flames engulfed their driveway. they thought the fire department had the blaze under control. >> when you look at this, can you believe this? >> no. be able to stop it. >> you prayed? >> i -- yes, i prayed that they'd stop it. >> in addition to the widespread devastation that goes on for blocks here just beyond downtown gatlinburg, today the rain caused problems of mudslides and rock slides. forecasters say tonight the threat of rain here with thunderstorms and through the south will continue, but by tomo

. >> looking for my wife constance and my daughter lily who is 9. my other daughter chloe who is 12. >> reed and his son were unable to reach their home monday night because of the fires but overnight he said that his family was not among the seven confirmed fatalities. 14,000 people were evacuated least 17,000 acres. more than 700 homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed. >>> a curfew in place until 6:00 a.m. with roads closed, no word on when homeowners will be able to access the damage caused by the wildfires there in the great smoky mountains. at least overnight they started two inches of rain in the last 24 hours. that certainly helped the efforts across tennessee but it's a historic fire and our thoughts and prayers go to the folks there. you can see what caused it. this large area of cloudiness associated with a cold front, now marching to the south and headed our way. our rain chances starting to come up a about the. so are the temperatures. it's muggy. low 70s this morning. upper 70s to near 80 later this afternoon and the humidity st

constance moore and her 20 month old son dravyn have found circumstances cause things to happen in our lives. moore has been homeless most her life... and has battled drug addiction... her pregnacy changed the course of her life. 47:20 (off camera) i had a reason to want to live again 47:30 (close up of son) i was able to walk away from all of it, and never look back everyday the rescue mission and a chance to find a life off the streets... 42:52 we're safe. that's the main thing for him. programs here are designed to get people back on their feet. right now contance is looking for a job... which present challenges. 48:47 that is one issue we're trying to take care of for him and figure out the daycare issue for him. (she is looking at him) and come christmas... the rescue mission through it's toy drive and the help of our action news viewers... drayvn will have a gift to open and a mom determined to find a better future.... from west bonanza and d street.... tq 13 action news. easier to drop off the toys. of course you can drop it off at our station. but there's also nevada coin mart

constance has published -- publishes as constance ash.he has three novels and edited the anthology not of women born. unfortunately, they were also not able to join us today. of the book, counterpunch says they have provided the world with one of the best history books ever written about the united states. .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i just brought the cover because the book weighs three pounds. nearly 800 pages. and every word is important. so it is my honor to except the american book award for authors ned and constance sublet, their extraordinary book, the american slave coast. i will read the sublets acceptance. the authors wish to thank justin , demone and the columbus foundation. saying, we salute the foundation on the longevity of the american book award and whose magnificent play list were thrilled to's. i also share that sentiment. i an awardee last year. so i am very happy to be here again. the sublets continue, perhaps because of the stimulating name, before columbus, and because the american slave

. >> i'm looking for my wife, constance, and my daughter lilly who is nine and my other daughter chloe who is 12. >> and the story that has captured national headlines, a missing mom in california rid nappeded to three weeks, found beaten and her skin branded. now she is back with her family and her husband is speaking out. plus what police are saying about her alleged kidnappers. good morning, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. i'm tamron hall from our msnbc headquarters here in new york. developing right now, president-elect trump about to head to indianapolis. first up of course he will tout a deal to keep nearly 1,000 jobs at the carrier air conditioning plant. the plant was set to move to mexico. there are a lot of questions concerning this deal which currently employs, the plant does, 1400 people. the indianapolis business journal reports that the carrier corporation was motivated to retain 1,000 manufactures jobs would i a by an incentive pack and possibility of losing a favorable relationship with federal contractors. but trump is taking at credit saying that he is mak

constance has published -- publishes as constance ash. she has three novels. unfortunately they were also not able to join us today. if the book counterpunch says ned and concepts have some brought -- provided the world with one of the best written and as states nominally about the slavery industry in the u.s. south. american slave coast is actually a sweeping in-depth survey of the nation known as the united states. here today if our honor to have roxanne dunbar-ortiz speak on their behalf. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> i just brought the cover because the book weighs three pounds. it's nearly 800 pages and every word is important. it is my honor to accept the american book award for authors ned and constance sublet for their extraordinary book the american slave coast. i will read their acceptance. they wish to thank justin simone of course and the columbus foundation. saying we salute the foundation on the longevity of the american book award whose roster of recipients over the years takes on a historical perspective all its own and in this big de

the two were with their mom, constance, the night of the massive wildlife. >> our school is a family. i mean, we are truly a family, and this is hurting all of us. >> reporter: monday night, michael reed received a desperate call from his wife that flames were fastly approaching their home. he hasn't heard from her since. >> to have two of our own missing, it's just-- it's devastating. we're heartbroken. we're heartbroken, and we need the help. >> we want them back. >> reporter: scott, this three-story home on the mountain officials expect to start letting other homeowners return to their property within the next few days. >> pelley: demarco morgan, thanks. in medellin, colombia, they were supposed to play a soccer championship last night. but instead, the stadium was packed for a memorial for the brazilian team whose plane crashed on monday. 71 were killed, including most of the players. six people survived. the club's home stadium in night for a mass in honor of the victims. coming up next on the cbs evening news, a molecule in mushrooms relieves depression in cancer patients. and l

cosby has been indicted on allegations of a sex crime against andrea constance back in 2004. the prosecution will aask a judge to allow 13 others to testify to back up the story line. cosby's lawyers, however, will argue that allowing this testimony would taint the case and prejudice the jury. cosby's defense, which has already questioned the motivation of the accusers, will go after their credibility. the lead defense attorney on cosby's side has petitioned to ask each woman as many as 80 questio questions. that hearing is set to begin at 9:00 this morning. reporting live in north town, pamela osbourne, nbc 10 news. >> pam, thank you. >>> quest diagnostics, the north jersey firm many of us depend on for drug tests and lab work, is the victim of a massive hack attack. quest has dozens of test facilities in our area, including this one on city avenue. the company's notifying customers that hackers breached its online portal, swiping the personal information of nearly 40,000 patients. police are investigating a cybersecurity expert in chester county told us the hackers were lik

her only child constance hilton died of a stroke in 2015. to express condolences, one person saying so sad to hear about the passing of zsa zsa gabor, r.i.p., darling. >> rosemary said i never hated a man enough to give him his diamondback quoting her and kathleen wrote zsa zsa gabor just had a way about only be one zsa zsa gabor and i liked her a lot. rest in peace, my dear. >>> michelle obama has given her final one on one interview with oprah winfrey. she was she was surprised to be labeled an angry black woman. she also shared her thoughts on race and hope. >> we're so afraid of each other, you know, color, wealth, these things that don't matter. they still play too much of a role in how we see one another. now we're feeling what not having hope feels like, you know. hope is necessary. it's a necessary concept and barack didn't just talk about hope because he thought it was a nice slogan to get votes. i mean he and i and so many believe that what have if you don't have hope? >> yeah. >> you can see the entire inter tomorrow night on cbs

two other bodies found with constance are her two daughters, chloe and lilly. that's sad story. >>> hit by a car at the corner of leesburg outlet. trying to cross route 15 bypass when an suv hit him. the driver is a 71-year-old man investigation. >>> police looking out for a suspect. a man wearing a black ski mask shot a man in the chest on melon street between 2:30 and 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the victim was conscious and breathing when he was rushed to the hospital. meanwhile we're working to learn the identity of the man killed early in capital heights. police responded to a home to check on someone's welfare. officers then found the man shot in the chest. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. no in on the suspect at this time. >> bowe bergdahl wants president obama to pardon him. the former prisoner of war accused of endangering comrades walking off his post in afghanistan in 2009. he was held captive by taliban until a prisoner exchange in 2014. if granted it would allow >>> thousands in north dakota are bunkering down despite cold temperature

good friend of mine who is very sick today, shawn constance, from a small town of indiana, you go there shut down. small town american. it's like a tsunami from the bows of the pacific ocean. >> bill cunningham, thank you. we've got to take a break. we're saying good-bye. that's it. that's it. you guys want to's your tv, tak. with directv and at&t, stream live tv anywhere, data-free. join directv today starting at $35/month. no extra monthly fees. it helps put some distance.. between you and temptation. clinically proven to help reduce hunger between meals. from metamucil, the #1 doctor recommended brand. >>> right now on "justice" -- >> they are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences. it's not going to happen. >> the inauguration may be two months away but we're already starting to win again. tonight in my opening statement, i'll tell you why it's a new day in america. plus -- >> as people get to know each other you realize, you know, maybe i was wrong about this. >> incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus is here with the inside scoop on president

good friend of mine who is very sick today, shawn constance, from a small town of indiana, you go therend it's shut down. small town american. it's like a tsunami from the bows of the pacific ocean. >> bill cunningham, thank you. we've got to take a break. we're saying good-bye. that's it. you guys want to hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> with el come to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levey at the "red eye" tease deck. >> coming up on the big show, donald trump kicks off his thank you tour in cincinnati, ohio. he got the most applause when he called marvin lewis up to the stage and said you're fired. and students at a kaw made yep -- canadian university want to ban men from the gym one hour every day. but then how do they exercise their male privilege? and nasa unveils food bars that will feed long missions. please do not believe the rumors tha

the two were with their mom, constance, the night of the massive wildfire. >> our school is a family. i mean, we are truly a family. and this is hurting all of us. >> reporter: monday night michael reed received a desperate call from his wife that flames were fastly approaching their home. he hasn't heard from her since. >> to have two of our own missing, it's just -- it's devastating. we're heartbroken. we're heartbroken, and we need the help. >> we want them back. >> reporter: scott, this is just one of hundreds of structures destroyed. officials expect to start letting other homeowners return to their property within the next few days. >> demarco morgan, thanks. >>> in medellin, colombia they were supposed to play a soccer championship last night but instead the stadium was packed team whose plane crashed on monday. 71 were killed, including most of the players. six people survived. the club's home stadium in brazil was also filled last night for a mass in honor of the victims. coming up next, a molecule in mushrooms relieves depression in cancer patients. and later, shedding new l

. >> looking for my wife constance. and my daughter lily who is 9 and my daughter chloe who is 12. >> mr. reed's family isn't among the confirmed fatalities but they are still missing. >>> dolly parton has strong ties to gatlinburg and the pigeon forge area. her namesake theme park barely missed being consumed. she's pledging to donate $1,000 a month per month are for six months to each county who was affected by the wildfire. >>> it's devastating and a 1-2 punch for eastern part of the state deals with the wildfires. southern counties are cleaning up after a tornado. at least five people died as the storms ripped across parts of tennessee and alabama. parts of georgia also affected but no one there died. strong winds knocked down trees and power lines, and turned some buildings into ruins. in georgia three suspected tornadoes touched down in the metro atlanta area. >>> happening now -- a mission to save manatees stuck in a pinellas county lake after during the storm this summer. wildlife experts are concerned that the

according to affiliate, two unidentified bodies found with constance are confirmed to be her two daughters chloe and lilly. a relief fund set up for the reed family. >>> it's 9:40 right now. it is the wind that you're going to have to watch out for that you'll notice today. rain might also impact >>> we hear it all the time. just press "clean" and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home. cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. >>> good morning. still a chill in the air. this time tomorrow, we'll dry out after rain. those move through for the monday commute, low 40s tomorrow morning. then by noontime it will be hovering around 50 degrees, maybe low 50s mid afternoon tomorrow. then when you're heading back home on dry pavement back to the upper 40s. a look at a cold change on the way for the week ahead. that's in just a few minutes. >> tom, thank you very much. several weeks until president-elect donald trump takes office. the debate over immigration is it come c

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. >> for my wife constance. and my daughter lily who is 9 and my other daughter chloe who family is not among the confirmed fatalities but still missing. confirmation from the family of john and janet summers that the couple is missing. they were vacationing with their sons but were forced to evacuate. the sons made it to safety. the couple has not been seen since. >>> the latest update is that it could be tomorrow now before many homeowners will be able to assess the damage. time now for weather on the 8s, ed bloodsworth over the past 24 hours and that helped a little bit. >> yeah, it's not just them but other parts of the southeast undergoing a tremendous drought. again as that portion of tampa where they desperately needed the rain, they picked up 2 inches of rain in the last 24 hours, that is helping efforts there. that same cold front is now mashing south. you can see we've got showers across portions of florida, even at home a thin band of rain now about to come on shore near citrus county. rain chances up

roosevelt: from the bureaus of propaganda to the axis of power, the prophecy: the constancy of our country-- morals and disintegration from within. those who believe that no little of our history. america is not a country which can be confounded by the defeatists and manufacturers of panic. it is a country that puts his problems in the open. paul: sorry about that. it is very interesting to see he is trying to convince the american public of the war in europe is really a war on democracy, not a war between european powers. talking about size. it is a juxtaposition of size. mary: he talks about humanity. it is not the united states but the united states speaking for everyone. when he was talking about the nazis, is a small group try to run a lot of things. he wants to take the democracies out one by one, so things that he wants you to think of as manageable become very small. it is a small number of people that can be attacked but it is about baked things come humanity, democracy and faith and freedom. what he is starting to do is lay out his wargames that will become much more explicit. pa

. >> but some roofs had an unintended constance fence. land officers know itself government finds an endangered species on their land they will -- >> they can this lan out of commerce to stop it from being developed. >> this led to a new response, called, shoot, shovel, and shot up. >> in other words, land owners that see an endangered speaks on their lan sometimes shoots the thing and then bury it, and then shut up about it. >> that way you can keep using your lan. >> their job is to preserve endanger species shouldn't they preserve these thing? >> they should but the frog can't live on our land. it needs the elements. >> says you. >> says the fish and wildlife service. >> it's true. to make a new home for these frogs, the government says he'll have to change his land. >> remove all the trees, replant new trees, dig ponds that have to be maintained and drained every six months, put the frogs back on, burn the forest every year. >> he wanted to build houses on the land. i got rezone for that. no problem sis fish and wildlife, we work with

wife, constance, 12-year-old daughter, chloe, and 9-year-old daughter, lilly, did not make it out alive. we would eventually learn the wildfire that swept through the smoky mountains taking 14 lives allegedly started by two teenagers. >> authorities in tennessee say they have charged two juveniles. >> reporter: now in the ashes of so much grief, a remarkable letter of forgiveness to the two teenagers who started the wildfires, writes michael reed on facebook. as humans, it is sometimes hard to show grace. we hold grudges. we stay angry. we point the finger and feel we have to lay the blame somewhere. it's human nature and completely understandable. but i did not raise my children to live with hate. forgiveness isn't in you, it is in me. i forgive you. my son forgives you. my wife and beautiful girls forgive you. we know you didn't mean for this to happen. we know you would take it all back if you could. in those early hours of not knowing if his wife and daughters were alive. michael told me his wife had recently renewed her faith. >> he didn't save her three weeks ago just to take her

wife constance, 12-year-old daughter chloe and 9-year-old daughter lily did not make it out alive. we would eventually learn the wildfire that swept through the smoky mountains taking 14 lives allegedly started by two teenagers. >> authorities in tennessee say they have charged two juveniles. >> reporter: now in the ashes of so much grief a remarkable letter of forgiveness to the two teenagers who started the fire, as humans it is sometimes hard to show grace. we hold grudges. we stay angry. we point the finger and feel we have to lay the blame somewhere. it's human nature and completely understandable. but i did not raise my children to live with hate. forgiveness isn't in you. it is in me. i forgive you. my son forgives you. my wife and beautiful girls forgive you. we know you didn't mean for this to happen. we know you would take it all back if you could. in those early hours not knowing if his wife and daughters were alive, his wife had recently renewed her faith. >> he didn't save her three weeks ago just to take her away from me now. >> reporter: it is now michael reed's deep

. >> i'm looking for my wife, constance, and my daughter lilly who is nine and my other daughter chloey that has captured national headlines, a missing mom in california rid nappeded to three weeks, found beaten and

his wife constance, his 12-year-old daughter chloe, and his 9-year-old daughter lily, were last seen as the fire was racing up towards the house. he and his son had gotten separated from them. and when he tried to get back, he just could not find them. the authorities have found some bodies, but they have not identified them. he's hoping against hope that somehow they have just been separated and that through the chaos of this aftermath, that they have just been unable to make contact with somebody to reach out to him. the firefighters, as we mentioned, are still on the case, working as hard as they can on a vast fire. again, responded to the one this morning, but to give you an idea of how difficult these hours can be, take a look at this picture that is going viral. this was pictured on the facebook page of the johnson city professional firefighters association. the kamcaption says it all. as close as we gault to seeing sleep in 36 hours. excuse me. the smoke is actually getting into my throat a little bit. dollywood is a theme park that is here, and of course, that is from dolly p

standing he had in common with douglas dillon and dillon alone and the native that he possessed constanceassault economic growth problem of the day that constituted the credibility behind the administrations of commitment and seeing the tax cut through. but kennedy gone, the mechanism of the tax cuts and the motive for strong was gone too. no matter the phenomenal quality of the prosperity it could unleash. so harsh words. in other words, it didn't take johnson long to undo the policy he was associated with . and for a lot of different reasons relating to the war and politics and whatnot, he raised tax rate both at the individual rate from 70 back to 78 percent and then began to unhinge the dollar and as i said, this is a bipartisan, nonpartisan book so the next president richard nixon who i've met many times and his family are dear friends of mine but as nixon once said to me when he was in the office in downtown, you don't think much of my economic policies, do you? i said no sir, i really don't so nixon raised taxes and nixon unleashed the dollar, unhooked it from any other monetary di

and i would also very much like to give a shoutout to constance who did emergency travel planning for me last night when i missed my flight, the first time that has ever happened to me in 64 years. so, but as you could tell from my hacking through jim's talk here, i beg your indulgence. i have, as my mother would have said, a honking sinus infection. so with that plea for indulgence, i'm going to ask you to suspend everything that you've talked about so far, for the past three days. i want you to think not about military strategy, not about who won the war, not about the geopolitical outcomes of the war, or the war's economic consequences. what i want you to get in your heart and in your gut is the ricoch ricochetting, emotional ping pong ball, ping pong table that america and the world is going through at the end of the war. we ricochet from unbridled fear to almost unbridled relief. underneath all of that is a palpable uncertainty of what kind of nation we will become, what america's role in the world will be, and how we will manage world not only bifurcated by etiology but in ameri