>> good grief, this is cray-cray.s saying it is indefensible what she did and crossed a line after moving the line and gets lisa bloom who always wants to make a name for herself, for whatever client will traipse in the door with a wad of cash and now she's the victim for heaven sakes. what she did was tasteless, humorless. she herself recognized it was horrible, and interestingly, it wasn't the conservatives that beat her up, even the liberals ran away from her. my gosh, the church of satan distanced themselves from her, when satan has to personally disavow any connection to kathy griffin, you've hit a new low. this is not about people making fun of donald trump. watch stephen colbert, watch bill maher. they don't do something so hideously disgusting, so offensive, she lived in her bubble and never realized how disgusting it was. >> she is cray-cray. if you lose satan, you've lost the world. >> you've lost the world, absolutely. >> good to see you, sir? >> i can't belve he said cray-cray. >>> former clinton treasury

cray by bringing in more moms for the sequel, and we have your first look. >> here we go. >> i don'tdo this sober. >> you guys want to get drunk at the food court? >> oh, yeah. ♪ >> it would have been so easy to do "bad moms does hawaii or" bad moms does vegas. this is just the women a year later. exactly a year later, and they are doing christmas together. >> i spend months picking out the perfect present for everyone. you know the only thing i get in return? coons. free back rubs. >> that's not okay. >> back bad rubs. >> let's take christmas back. >> it's great because we didn't want to do the same movie again, so rather than deal with the stresses of school, it deals with stresses of the holidays, but our mothers come in town. >> mom? >> it's this added layer of not only are we overworked moms, but we're bratty children at the same time. >> they bring in the naugty grandmas. >> cher >> what was your reaction to cheryl? >> so perfect. i love cheryl. >> they were, like, who do you want? i was, like, baranski. >> where's your tree? >> i didn't want to waste time christmas tree shoppi

i here they go cray cray. and we have imagination bethesda tomorrow. let's start with a live look outside. it's just beautiful. it's 83. dew points in the mid 40s. i hate to keep harping on this, but humidity, 25%. the bigger the difference between the dew point temperature, that's real comfortable for us. because of that, dry air masses heat up quickly and cool off quickly. a super saturday with low humidity. warm but low humidity. then sunday looks warmer and right now storms have going to hold off until the evening. so i think we're pretty much good to go for the entire day of sunday. but sunday night they continue into next week. so a wet and stormy start to the week. it will be cooler by tuesday behind that system. 84 tomorrow. low 80s on monday. temps fall back in the 70s. which is below average on tuesday and wednesday. in fact, only 74 on wednesday. that might be a little bit high. we'll keep it there for now. 10:00 tonight, 60s across the board. fair skies. by morning, just gorgeous, temperatures in the 50s. 55 in cumberland. everybody has a n

six million job cray cansies means six million job vacancies meets that we can fill that compared to 6.9 million individuals that are unemployed and, wow. you know, i think one of the -- to fully answer your question, one of the challenges that we need to look at is the labor force participation. there are a number of americans that are forgotten, that have been ignored and that have dropped out of the work force. labor force participation is lower than it should be. our hope and ivanka trump's hope and this administration's hope is and president trump just this morning referenced these individuals who are forgotten because they're the ones that elected him. through this apprenticeship program we're hoping to bring them back in the labor force because to have growth we need that labor force growth. reporter: given this is a small part of bringing the labor force participation rate up, what else do you think needs to happen? is it tax reform? what else needs to happen? secretary acosta: all of the above, right? this is a small but very significant part because, you know, if you start

. >> i saw the flag in the trash pail i was cray >> we said we'll be out here today and bring him new flags and some awareness to this block and this community that all the veterans here are together and he has brothers and just because he's 95 doesn't mean he's forgotten >> the group replaced the stolen items and paid tribute to him for his sacrifice and contribution to our nation. >>> a program in camden county is helping both inmates. it was graduation day for a few dogs trained by inmates. they were taught for develop weeks and will now be companion dogs for veterans. >> it will help me when i'm thinking about my condition, thinking about not being able to move, thinking about, i guess, anything that's not good. i think the dog is going to change that frame of mind. >> mr. women bumperly is a purple heart recipient served during vietnam war. >>> a hug between a local police officer and a woman he was going to gave ticket. >> gloucester township officer tom sherman pulled a driver he over and noticed that woman was anxious. after telling her why she was being ticketed. she confined

more of the traumatic viske cray so we he turbo clean. cleaninr maclotin 1/2 the time way cler >> back now surveillance shows a home owner using a machete to fight off robbers. when they broke into his home in sarasota. camera shows the homeowner fighting back. the other four took off and were tracked down and arrested a short time later. all five are facing robbery and other charges. >> careful who you mess with. >> portugal has declared three days of national mourning after a forest fire kills more than 60 people. it broke out saturday during a severe heat wave. police believe it started after lightning struck a tree during the thunderstorm. many victim were draped in their cars. rescue teams believe they were trying to escape at the time. the plays destroyed homes and injured 50 people. >> we're getting inside look into the london apartment building that burned to the ground last week. here's what is left of greenville tower as authorit authorities sifted through the rebel yesterday. some are claiming the materials used owe to build the tower were nrmable and banned in the uk. the c

. >> i saw the flag in the trash pail i was cray >> we said we'll be out here today and bring him new flags and some awareness to this block and this community that all the veterans here are together and he has brothers and just because he's 95 doesn't mean he's forgotten >> the group replaced the stolen items and paid tribute to him for his sacrifice and contribution to our nation. >>> a program in camden county is helping both inmates. it was graduation day for a few dogs trained by inmates. they were taught for develop weeks and will now be companion dogs for veterans. >> it will help me when i'm thinking about my condition, thinking about not being able to move, thinking about, i guess, anything that's not good. i think the dog is going to change that frame of mind. >> mr. women bumperly is a purple heart recipient served during vietnam war. >>> a hug between a local police officer and a woman he was going to gave ticket. >> gloucester township officer tom sherman pulled a driver he over and noticed that woman was anxious. after telling her why she was being ticketed. she confined

i listened to my mother cray every night because she thought it was gone, and we kind of evened out on that but for the time i was graduated from high school there was no money for college. no money even for college applications. i got a scholarship. i was a waiter -- still shows -- i was debater, i got a debate scholarship issue got married young, dropped out of college. oh, so smart. but i got my chance, and my chance was a $50 a semester commuter college in texas. yeah. and the way i look at this is i am the daughter of a janitor who ended up as approve at harvard law school and a united states senator because america believed in investing in its children and i am deeply grateful -- [cheers and applause] and that opportunity is not out there anymore. today, 70% of young people graduating from public universities have to borrow money to get there, and, boy, here's the twist of the knife. the united states government is making a profit. billions of dollars in profits off student loans. that is obscene and we must change it. it's just wrong. so, here's how i think of this. this is why

opening, but the whole rest of the article make it sound as if he won politl the tone of this was crayo lost the race. >> that's a funny take the democrats are trying to figure out what went wrong >> it's similar to the presidential election. hillary clinton can say there were issues against her, but she still did relatively well. who cares, you didn't win. if you want to assess where he did better than expected, that's fine write a letter to the dnc, and discuss it but this is a more self congratulatory letter he didn't win. >> maybe he was happy than he did better than other democrats. >> maybe it's not a must read. it's a must not read >> my pick is "the surprising factor for immigrant success." written by ed lazier looks at the outcomes of immigrants, where they come from, how they do in the country. if the u.s. switched to a skills-based system but favored family reunification, it could deplete countries like el salvador which is 32 times yoefsh r overrepresented by u.s. immigrants because america is in the position of being destination of choice for people willing to move t can s

bought it for 75 k off cray vens.feeling right at home saying this is where easement to be. >> when i got drafted i wanted to come here from the start. i actually got some family out in this area a lot. so it's always been a team i've watched growing up watching shawn taylor and to finally get here it's a blessing. to see all the talent that this team has i think we can have a great year. >> reporter: he's called the group's flight marshal. i asked john for his reaction. >> we'll work on a few things. it's like right middle. >> stunning news out of college football today. oklahoma's bob stoops is retiring. he's the longest tenured head coach in football. he won them to the championship, ten big 12 titles over 18 seasons in norman. the 56-year-old said the decision is not health related. >> now to matches postponed matches due to weather. team took the first in the second. he's in the far court. joker plays one close. they're for the return and joke covich follows down. know vic not looking good. team had it on cruise

after vietnam we had the church committee that made important reforms in the cray. i realize it's an -- in the c.i.a. i realize it's an uphill battle with this administration but we have to think ahead. can we rely on the leahy amendment to challenge military assistance to some of the countries where our friends are coming from -- nigeria, kenya, that are receiving military assistance, this is something the united states can help with? senator sanders: theoretically it could. those who believe in those values are in the minority. as the president just said, even though we may be in the minority, that our voices have got to be loud and clear. the united states should not be funding military dictatorships around the world, should not be giving support to leaders who torture and imprison thousands of their people. and somebody has got to -- what is very, very sad -- again, the president made this point. there was once a time in our lifetimes, not 200 years ago, when people thought about the united states, they did believe this is a country of freedom. this is a country

. >> i'm a little cray cray, too. >> have you ever cut brian's hair?dn't see this video. >> we decided, also, why not for a first time, try instagram live? we instagram lived the whole thing. >> do you have any information on how to cut hair? >> no. but here's the thing, i started with the lowest setting, not realizing it was the lowest setting. the front, i did really good. >> that is cute. >> where is the back? >> where is the back? >> where i started. >> uh-oh. >> oh, no. >> listen, that's worse than just having it long. you got to clean that up. >> my thinking was, i can't make this look any worse. let me just try it. >> it might be a little worse. >> the front's okay. >> the front is fine. but everybody behind him when he walks away, they will be talk about him. what jacked up that dude's hair? >> to make him feel better, i told him, you never have to see the back. >> he didn't know it at the time. >> well, i just ordered a razor thing online. i didn't realize there was a beard set of clippers and a hair set of clippers. i started with the beard s

cray's-- mr. wray's credentials.e was not interviewed by the attorney general or deputy attorney general, just by the president. and over at-- >> the president makes the decision. >> he made a snap decision, he interviewed him yesterday and made the snap decision yesterday. stuart: that's the way he operates. >> that's the w he operates. bridge-gate will be back and whether or not chris christie should have been a defendant will be forced upon us who will want to do this to throw mud at the president, has nothing to do with chris wray. stuart: in about an hour's time, the senate will be grilling top intelligence officials. that's today. those aren't the comey hearings tomorrow, that's today. does the president face any legal jeopardy from the grilling of the intelligence official? >> he probably does. i say probably because again there have been leaks, we don't know the source of them. as to what they're going to say, but the leaks about what they're going to say is, that the president, on several occasions, without

sessions, are you familiar with what cray craft >> a little bit. >> covert communications and brush passes, right? >> that's part of it >> do you like science fiction jason matthews >> allen firth - >> jason born and james bond movies >> no. [ laughter ] >> have you ever in any of these fantast tatastic situations heaa plot line so ridiculous that a sits united states senator and ambassador of a foreign government colluded in open settings with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest collusion in history >> thank you for saying that it's through the looking glass i mean, what is this i explained how in good faith i said i had not met with russians because they were suggesting i, as a surrogate, had been meeting continuously with the russians i said i did not meet with them. now, next thing you know, i'm accused of some reception plotting some sort of influence campaign for the american election it's just beyond my capability to understand and i really appreciate, mr. chairman, the opportunity to at least to be able to say publicly i didn't participate in that and know nothing abo

the biggest risk of goldman sachs during the financial cray sis is that our counterparties may not bed for us we were worried about our counterparties to the extent you have certain things like stress tests, higher capital rules, certificate ain e tests, that's fine but if you put layers and layers, you bog down the system. >> blankfein defended ben bernanke and janet yellen. he said they may get the blame for shallow recovery but credit for avoiding a deeper recession. >> i like how he showed up in no jacket take off the jacket go with the shirt sleeves. >> you can't get to pick and choose when you want res regulation or more regulation. it sounds politically correct when he wants to advocate for social justices. >> that's probably the message that's gotten lost in terms of finance over the last decade because of what's happened with the financial crisis fewer people want to go into finance, fewer people think it's a a good place the evil mask that got put on the banks. >> same thing with healthcare. but with finance, the whole run after the election, one-third was from goldman sachs