of holiday decorations. the theme is the way to all. the white house christmas tree is decorated by children living on u.s. military bases around the world. the first lady's remarks are about 15 minutes. > [applause] >> hi, everyone. welcome to the white house. prequel, hu? yeah. let me start by thanking jennifer for that lovely introduction and to welcome her family here as well. her father and her husband. we are so grateful for your service and glad you could be here. thank you, jennifer, for everything that you and your family have done for this country and what you have done to make this house as beautiful as it is. as first lady, you know that i have had the privilege of traveling across this country. one of the best things i get to do is to meet with all of the wonderful military families, like jennifer's family and your families. it is an honor to host you all here today at the white house. yeah. the cool house. i like it. i have said this many times before. i will say it again because i cannot say it enough. our military famili

he's a franchisee at holiday decorating firm christmas decor. >> we'll custom decorate well over a coupleundred homes this year, and part of that is complete custom interiors and custom exteriors. >> reporter: if you want your house to look like this, you'll have to have a lot of this. prices start around $1,500, average $3,000, and can run as much as $20,000 for some of their bigger commercial clients. shindler describes this waterfront fort lauderdale home as one of the more modest residences he's decorating, and he says his team of seasonal workers give customers a look they couldn't do on their own. >> we're using very specialized product, we're using very specialized installation techniques. and the overall outcome is astronomically more impressive than even your most talented homeowner could do. >> reporter: so what does his home look like during the holidays? >> it's not the best house we do much, to my wife's dismay. she does not understand why that is, but sort of the old adage of the shoemaker's children always go barefoot. >> reporter: allison worrell, nbr, fort lauderdale, flo

part of the decorate a vet program. brainchild of jeffrey jones. teamed up with other contractors and angie's list and the effort has grown over the years. >> we decorated four community veterans and today actually a little bit after twist for me. >> that's because the home they pulled up to was his father's home. richard jones was a decorated navy diver who in later years was local pediatrician can passed away recent. >> i in addition to that his birthday is christmas eve. it is an extra special event for us. >> it had to be a tough secret to keep up until they got to jones' father's neighborhood. but jeffrey jones' decorate a vet partners pulled it off. >> this is just a way to help pay him back and his dad for his dad's service, navy diver. and -- recently passed away. so -- we felt that this was our way to give back to the person that founded our organization. >> my husband is watching right now. he would be pretty overwhelmed. he never did let anybody dress the tree for him. >> while this crew was close to home for the founder it only served t

they decorate the window and things. >> greg: i don't believe you.hink it's sky mall order. >> kimberly: these sell like hotcakes. not easy to get. >> greg: nobody buys hotcakes. >> dana: how is it possible you never played foosball before? >> bob: never have. >> dana: first time for everything. i thought you'd love that. it's falling flat. >> bob: i will taker rick on it. he's so competitive. >> kimberly: it's a good stress reliever. when you're fighting or having bickering. bob we don't bicker -- >> bob: we don't bicker. we -- >> kimberly: snicker. a present is making noise! [ laughter ] >> greg: it might be the dog. >> kimberly: didn't you love to shake them when you were little. >> eric: christmas vacation. >> kimberly: by the way, somebody must love you, greg. this is biggest present i've seen yet in two years. >> greg: it has three parts to it. >> kimberly: it has a hat. it's for greg. from his secret santa. play along. >> dana: three presents. this is present one-up-man-ship. >> greg: mocking my anti-holiday sentiment. >> dana: that is backwar

. >> reporter: als the christmas season approached, rob's season turned to decorating houses. >> decorate their house. they liked the idea. >> this is the last thing you think about doing. you're trying to survive christmas. >> reporter: jeff didn't return from iraq until april and didn't see the decorated house. so rob decided to do the house again for free. >> i know it's from his heart. he's doing it for the veterans. he's in the spirit of giving. >>> i think it's wonderful, great. >> reporter: besides, if the christmas decor wasn't on the roof, guess who would be? >> if it weren't for these guys, it wouldn't be as glamourous, i don't think. >> i would be concerned whether he would make it off the roof. >> give a little back. it's a good feeling. >> just to have everyone together. it's a huge -- you look at it differently. >> reporter: in aberdeen, i'm lamont williams, abc2 news. >> how about saluting rob tonight. hey, one of the best parts of christmas is meeting santa and telling him what's on their gift list. for many, a trip to the crowded mall is not possible. one howard county gr

does anybody decorate their house like that? greg, i'm sure you do. to fix things, no choice. >> eric: i have the same light up bear you have there. >> bob: you do? >> eric: yeah. >> dana: my dad used to decorate our house in denver, parker, colorado. yes, really get in to it. >> bob: we have a contest every year. small house, big house in maryland. in montgomery county. the winner gets $10,000 to go to a charity. it won last year. this year i'm not sure i'm going to, because i'm not down there. >> dana: do you have to lobby for it? >> eric: stuff the ballot box? >> greg: can we point out that mr. alternative energy source has 100,000 lights. >> bob: they don't burn that much energy. my electric bill that is usually $175-$200 a month goes to almost $2,000 in december. yeah. it's very expensive. >> dana: did you get complaints? >> bob: i get complaints from the neighbor because the cars come to look at it and one-way street and block it up. on the side o the house -- i decorate it all the way around. on the side i put feliz navidad. i thought neighbors

the decorative features are actually primarily open. they are clear glass surrounded by these relatively thin structural members and the spire. what you are seeing is a bit different from the reality of how the shadows would act in real life. the sun obviously would pass through the clear glass. because of the distance between this building and union square, any shadow that would potentially be cast by the sort of structural elements at the very top would actually -- if they appear at all, would appear sort of light gray. very diffuse in color because of the nature of the sun. the light being able to pass around at great distances. there is sort of a technical clarification. obviously it shows number the graphics as a hard line being cast by the spire. i'm available for the technicalities there. >> karen money brodak from the department. the item before you is to recommend to the planning commission the following -- the actions included in your packet and adopt we have included a draft resolution under attachment e for your consideratio

remembering jeff was deployed -- >> i thought i'd decorate their house.m about it and we did it in red and green while i was in bel air. >> you are just trying to survive christmas let alone get up the christmas lites. >> reporter: jeff didn't return home from iraq until april and didn't see the decorated house. roble decided to do the -- rob decided to do the house again for pro. >> i know it's from his heart. he's in the spirit of giving and i think it's wonderful. it's great. >> reporter: besides, if rob and his company christmas decor weren't on the roof, guess who would be? >> i would be up there doing this right now. if it weren't for these guys. it wouldn't be as -- >> pretty? >> glamorous i don't think. >> i would actually be kind of concerned whether or not he would make it off the roof. >> we have lights. it's like a little gift. give a little something back. just a good feeling. >> just to have everyone home together and being able to enjoy everything together. just -- it's a huge -- you look at it differently. >> reporter: in aberdeen, i'm lam

joy brings her decorations along wherever she may go. love to see that. nice work. >>> we had to get to this one, another equally important commemoration. >> today is national cookie day. and to celebrate, we've got a few to sample as we like to do here. yes, you have yours. famous amos chocolate chip cookie. >> something to chew on. some facts you may not know about cookies. americans eat 2 billion a year. that's about 300 cookies apiece. >> small sweet cakes that are similar to cookies probably originated around inya or persia around the 17th century. >> those are the facts. you always want to feed me. how about we toast and do that. >> why can't i feed you? >> you have a husband. >>> breaking right now. is another u.s. drone in enemy hands? >> alarming claims from iran overnight, that it captured an american military drone over the persian gulf. we're live with the latest. >>> this morning, small signs of progress in washington, as republicans send a counteroffer

that they come into the mess hall. >> they wrap everything in wrapping paper. >> competition to decoratend create a beautiful table for us. >> one of the most amazing things is to see thousands of cadets, and all of them will be served with a great, first-class meal. >> everybody is sitting at a table of 10. family style meals, passing food around, talking, getting to know your classmates. >> you laugh, have fun, talk and exchange jokes. >> it's an opportunity for cadets young and old to bond as a unit. >> it's the most exciting thing during the holidays here. it's a lot of fun. >> massive washington hall isn't even the most impressive structure at west point. one of the most awe-inspiring college campuses in america the u.s. military academy was the first institution in the country to adopt the got gotheic style of architecture. the fortress is symbolic of the strength and tenacity to lead the u.s. army into the future. one of the great structures is the cadet chapel overlooking the campus. >> originally it would be down on the plain where the cadets lived and it would be a beautiful si

there's no better place to start than with duff's arsenal of decorations. >> sprinkles, pearls, giant jujubes, snowflakes. >> it's like you're going mall shopping. maybe i want pearls, maybe i want glitter. >> we have a chocolate with vanilla buttercream, a red toffee, which is awesome, a red velvet. >> i want that one. >> let's go decorate. so this is the airbrush room. >> this is crazy. i feel like we're going to do some scary work here. >> we are. we are. all you want to do is press all the way down, just like that. you're a natural. >> this is fun. you're hired. i did it. >> i'm impressed. now we have a nice super pink cake. >> i like it. looking good already. >> it's already girly. pick a color you want to go with. >> purple. >> purple. i like it. you're going to hold it at an angle. squeeze it from back like toothpaste. bubble and pull, bubble and pull. >> okay. >> take your time with it. >> oh, my god, i'm so scared. >> don't be scared. ipts not heart surgery. >> i just want to impress you. look at you down there. >> piece of work. >> okay. >> the thing about cake decorating, i

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they decorated the tree with scarves, hats, gloves and mittens. this is the 39th year for the ceremony. >> it was to give to those who have little. as the winter approaches, we have children out there without mits and scarves. >> if you would like to decorate it decorate through the 20th of december. >>> and it is that time of year, the toy drive, we're proud of our partnership. the donations of new uncrapped toys will go to children in our area. can you drop them off at mast wal-marts. there is a list of the locations at our web site. and go to www.abc2news.com. one is here at the studio. drop off a toy and say hello. >>> turmoil in cairo. >> why protesters want the man removed from office. >> why leaders are concerned about the syrian military. why they may use deadly weapons. >>> all new this morning the founder of the anti-virus program in jail. john mcafee has been rushed to the hospital after being found unresponsive in the cell. he may be deported back to belize by the weekend. authorities want to question him about the murder of his neighb

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up next, the first lady showcasing the decorations. the lighting of the congressional district -- christmas tree in the capital. then president obama and the first family. on tomorrow morning's washington journal, elected the biggest foreign policy events for 2012. and the biggest political stories of 2012 with a political analyst on williams. every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> the taping system was top secret. it seems the only people that knew for certain where my father, his secretary, and the secret service agents that installed it. and other presidential recording systems were revealed. the concept of secret taping can seem problematic, but it is beyond doubt that it is a unique and invaluable historical resource. on the states, history unfolds in real time in the most dramatic possible way. with your the confrontations of the civil-rights movement and the life or death situations we made a during the cuban missile crisis. >> the discussion of the recordings of the late president in the oval office. >> michele obama and to white h

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have mixed feelings it's joy and sadness joy from the fact that we've grown fine crops that well decorate the garden and the guests will enjoy them and sadness because this season is over and winter is knocking on the dole. when the fountain season is over and life changes. life is dull. without working fountains peterhof feels different. and for the main guardian of the fountain system. and all those who work with. the time also flows by just like water. and the mission of free accreditation free zones for judges free. range mentioned free risk free. to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and a free media dog to r.t. dot com you. get up sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. to speak your language. as close as programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots fifty ip interviews for intriguing stories for y

we've got our holiday decor right here on the set.ave to keep in mind holiday decorations can go from delightful to dangerous. in just seconds. new numbers from the consumer products safety commission point to a recent increase in injuries related to holiday decorations. the estimated number of incidents including fires has gone up from 12,000 in 2009 to hit 14,000 in the last holiday season. the cpsc estimates the christmas tree fires cost consumers as much as $19 million in property damage between 2008 and 2010. and a longer stretch between thanksgiving and christmas. this year means even more caution is needed with live trees. >> consumers are buying them earlier and earlier. that can cause problems. often people are having such a great time during the holidays that they forget to water the tree which can lead to a terrible fire. >> in addition to keeping the tree stand filled with water, you need to place it a safe distance from your heat sources, your vent, radiators, fireplaces, areas like that lights with broken or cracked sock

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mental sets about harvesting fruit and vegetables according to dutch tradition she uses them to decorate the vases in peterhof slowed gardens. agio the fountain festival is dedicated to a particular era in two thousand and twelve the show takes the audience back to the heroic battles of eighteen twelve reminding everyone of the fact that two hundred years ago moscow burns down almost completely and shows the victory over napoleon at the battle but i do know. for the first time a multimedia laser show brings the walls of the grand palace to life palatial scenery becomes a virtual display the closing of the season is still truly on an imperial scale. the day after the spectacle sophia met with the fountain system's chief specialist as study of peterhof is nearing completion. could you tell me how do the newly built cottages impact the water supply system in the us the pope says it hasn't had any harmful impact as not a single call to church settlement has been commissioned yet but just course there are concerns that he's made lead to some kind of environmental disaster. that this what do y

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the first lady gave a tour of the presidential decorations and that is not it. >> how do you know? they have been growing something in the garden. >>> the white house released their holiday card. it is a realistic painting. it's the obama family dog in front of the white house. the painting was done in black and white. it's based on a color photo. that's the original photo. it was a little too colorful for me. a very colorful. i think beau might be getting to the obama supply of centrum. speaking of the holiday spirit this is nice. this happened in thanksgiving. a station in kentucky was doing a live report from a shelter that does an annual thanksgiving dinner. keep an eye on what goes on in the background in tonight's edition of "behind the news. >> what are you thankful this thanksgiving? >> this thanksgiving i'm thankful i see all these men and women in this hotel who come in and have a good thanksgiving and share it with us that i have my life back, my grandchildren, my son. i have a wonderful job now. i couldn't be more blessed. >> spirit of the holidays. everyone wants a dru

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they have been doing this a long time and decorated the 56 state trees, the territorial trees that are ring around the main tree there and this year's design features 450 designs of 100 red green and twinkling lights. >> l.e.d. lights, so environmentally correct lights and that is the only kind you of lights can you buy now at the stores and this is a new prise is spruce. new to the ellipse. the previous tree died a year from transplant shake year ago. before, that a tree that stood for 30 years was destroyed by wind in february 2011. >> go ahead. >> and to give you more details on the decorations there, hopefully the camera will pull back. i wondered how the decorations look like that and they actually build a mesh around the tree and to weigh it down and that is so fragile. 4,000-watts of electricity from year's past and can you see the difference in the light there. >> and that is some pepco girl, right? and we should tell you there are 56 smaller decorated trees surrounding the national christmas tree reprinting the 50 states, 5 territories and, of course, the district of columbia

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because the tree was out, decorated. so we unplugged it and ran it, the three of us, into a storage area downstairs and shut it. so we welcomed the people in our house. and then the next christmas we were like, where's the tree? it was already decorated. it was awesome. so we would take the fully decorated tree and put it right back out. and there it was. >> plug it in. wow. >> that's all you've got to do. it was a great christmas tradition. >> i can't compete with that story, hoda. i really, really can't. >> let's talk christmas traditions, shall we? the most obvious of the christmas traditions, which is what? there's santa claus is decorating the tree. here are some others. christmas cards. that's interesting where this started. >> i didn't know this story. yeah. >> a guy named sir henry cole, he was an english civil servant, and he at one point was too busy to write out a card for every person, so he had an artist friend of his come and paint beautiful pictures on cards. he would give them out. >> then the card would

>> always. >> we make christmas cookies every year and cut them out and decorated them. mom made the batter from scratch. put it in the fridge. that was a little too complicated to make in a four-minute segment. >> you don't have that much time. >> then a cup of peanut butter and this is where it gets messy. i'll get peanut butter all over my fingers. >> that's what you're supposed to do when you're cooking. >> and sample a little bit, of course. you got it get it off your fingers. how else are you going to do that? >> no beaters, just the bowl and the spatula. >> just the bowl and spatula. and sometimes i put in a couple of extra scoops of peanut butter because it makes it more peanut buttery and i love it. it's very healthy. are these your favorite cookies she makes. >> yes, absolutely. >> all right. >> i make cookies. >> dad, you get kudos for coming in because the husband was sleeping in this morning. >> he was too shy to be on camera. he said i'm too nervous. >> i understand that. not everyone's ready for live tv. >> it's funny because that's what i do for a living.