. ♪ so, now we're gonna go meet dan and dottie.e close to lake las vegas, and they basically have been fighting with the lender for over four years. and now they have a scheduled meditation to try to resolve this dispute. we're gonna give them some direction as to what they need to do to try to save their home, but, remember, it's been a 4-year battle, and i'm not sure what the final resolution is going to be. dottie, it's a pleasure. thank you for having us. my pleasure. my pleasure. dan and dottie moved into an area that they thought was gonna be their retirement home. dan is a realtor, and for a while, things were great. >> the market was booming. we were doing great. everything was fine -- until the real-estate crash. and so we started using money that was savings -- okay? -- investments, nontouchable money to keep this place going. basically, the logic was, "okay, things are going down. our income is way down -- i mean, dramatically down -- but, you know, we have some pretty good savings. we can weather this." and so a year go

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dottie, a 17-year-old high school dropout at the time and a local hood from brooklyn became a memberf the crew that year. hired by uncle charlie. my brother michael nine years older than i was of a different world than the one others were fashioning. going i idolized him for his gentleness and his exalted spot as my mothers first and favorite child. he was common ways with me that my father frequently was not. he had endless patience for all types of people, but particularly for his little brother whose wide eyes revealed every emotion. michael was my first glimpse of a renaissance man, and for years i denied his drift away from the person i thought he was toward a darker, unrecognizable version of someone i once worshiped. two faces foul abilities was to peer down into an abyss, just waiting for me to slip. between 1955 -- 1985-1988 as god he rose 88 as gotti rosen celebrity and power, law enforcement officials looked for anything or anyone to leverage against the nuking of new york's crime family and my brother's friendship with gotti was attempting a toxic squeeze, and federal cou

years later, they're beginning to realise that what i was trying to say may not have been quite as dottyly that has to go on being focused on, big time, i think, is this one around the whole issue of climate change, which, you know, now, whether we like it or not, is the biggest threat multiplier we face. and then at the end of the programme, it was time to face questions, rather than to ask them. first about his fiancee, meghan markle, and herfirst christmas at sandringham. she really enjoyed it. the family loved having her there. and, you know, there's always that family part of christmas, and always that work element, as well. and i think, together we had an amazing time, we had great fun staying with my brother and sister—in—law. harry's commitment to issues he cares about, like the armed forces and mental health, had come through strongly. so how does he see his future? part of my role and part of myjob is to shine a spotlight on issues that need that spotlight, whether it's people, whether it's causes, whether it's issues, whatever it is. so i will continue to play my part in socie

years later, they are beginning to realise that what i was trying to say may not have been quite as dottyed on, big time, i think, is this one around the whole issue of climate change which now, whether we like it or not, is the biggest threat multiplier we face. and then, at the end of the programme, it was time to face questions rather than ask them. first about his fiancee, meghan markle, and herfirst christmas at sandringham. she really enjoyed it. the family loved having her there. and yeah, it's. .. there's always that family part of christmas. there's always that work element as well and i think, you know, together we have an amazing time. great fun, staying with my brother and sister in law. harry's commitment to issues he cares about like the armed forces and mental health had come through strongly. so how does he see his future? part of my role and part of myjob is to shine a spotlight on issues that need that spotlight, whether it's people, whether its causes, whether its issues, whatever it is. so i will continue to play my part in society and do myjob to the best of my abilit

dotty co-host goalkeeping legend peter schmeichel take a closer look at the highlights of the draw at the kremlin palace. welcome to the last two decades of moscow it might look like a winter wonderland snooze the snow gently flextime it was a blizzard earlier but we didn't notice thanks michael long sought me because of all the excitement of the draw was fantastic wasn't all that draws kept as warm pulled through a bit more specifically in a few moments but the four of us want to see didn't go smoothly were there any massage here are the highlights of the draw. but she russia and me are so pretty well thank you france to france. to get you know. the two way. lies only with saudi arabia. and an opening game against saudi arabia also in that group egypt and you're a boy groupie brazil switzerland costa rica and serbia make installs fun collymore we saw a threatening man fronts he was covering things from much closer proximity we only recall because you can see not much action at the moment chunks to take a quick take but it would be real working. in phoenix so the quote four hours are

a trip across the middle east his latest stop was cairo where he met his egyptian counterpart and dotty's eleven genco was following the talks. a lot when vladimir putin suddenly showed up in syria a little earlier his cairo trip was planned in advance but what kind of timing this is to squeeze in talks with both the president of egypt and turkey in cairo and ankara and here we're talking about a timeframe of just several hours while donald trump's jerusalem move really continues to send shock waves across the entire middle east and as abdel fatah sisi and vladimir putin were addressing the journalists here at the presidential palace in cairo we heard more condemnation of that move as a seok we were discussing the palestinian issue and especially the situation after the usa decided to recognize drusilla. and to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv so there is this serious and then jury's decision will have consequences that will influence the resolution of the conflict and the stability of the situation we want to stress this jerusalem should be based on international law and un resolution

breaking news president putin has ordered the start of the withdrawal of russian forces from syria dottie's daniel hawkins joins me with a studio in their car to get my teeth when they're down in the studio with the details why they're down so does that mean that russia's mission in syria is over or according to some will be the case in terms of the military phase this was announced by president putin as you mentioned of a surprise visit to. it's part of his middle east visit where he will president also you see leaving syria as well as you mentioned he's officially to withdraw from latakia as well as a naval base of course will remain he has made it clear though that if terrorists according to his words really are there. ads again russia work as a date to strike them down once again now since twenty fifteen of course the loss of russia's campaign the syrian army's regained vast amounts of poetry as much as ninety percent of the country the russian warplanes who were involved in the operation the russian troops have destroyed thousands of targets command posts all infrastructure training ca

people are realising that, this is what he said, what i was saying all those years ago was not quite as dottye heard him say that before, but i'm sure charles now feels to a certain extent indicated in the ways that she's been pursuing environmental issues passionately over the years. but he is not withdrawing at all from his sense of mission in pressing home the importance of these environmental issues, notwithstanding the fact that inevitably he is moving closer to the point where we will have to draw back and be more circumspect in what he says. aid workers have started to evacuate critically—ill patients from a rebel—held suburb near the syrian capital, damascus. it comes after weeks of negotiations between the united nations and syria's president, bashar al—assad, to allow children with cancer to be transferred from eastern ghouta into damascus for treatment. 0ur middle east correspondent, martin patience, joins me now from beirut. updaters honesty and how many of our tuition is have taken place? at the moment has been for evacuations, kidney failure and malnutrition, they were suffering

they probably don't have dottie, a female pygmy goat. was left at the humane society last month. a small breed known for its friendly charismatic nature. not just anyone can adopt her. goats are herd animals so the humane society is looking for a home that already has notes along with outdoor space and strong secure fencing.>>> christmas is still 23's -- 23 days away but in santa rosa santa came early. we were in the north bay for the special visit from the north pole. >> reporter: in sonoma county this is how santa claus rolls into town. he was early but with good cause. santa claus is out making house calls. this is no ordinary christmas season for the fire torn parts of sonoma county. >> everyone is going through so much.>> reporter: thousands of family lost their homes, their sense of normalcy and the chimney santa knew so well. >> they are in a temporary house. it is right before christmas time. how is santa going to find these kids?>> reporter: the man who knows will certainly know where to find them. he is making a trip to five fi

thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> neil patrick: take it easy on the manoshevitz, dotty., talking about politics, i do want to mention this video from a pennsylvania house state government committee meeting yesterday. and i think this really sums up how divided we are in this country right now. a democrat casually touched the arm of his fellow republican committee member, then things got very uncomfortable. check it out. >> there is a better way to do this, guys. we don't have to proceed on this one. i hear ya, i understand. there's some hard feelings with -- >> president bradford, look. i'm a heterosexual, i have a wife, i love my wife, i don't like men as you might, but stop touching me. all the time. like keep your hands to yourself. like if you want to touch somebody, you have people on your side of the aisle that might like it, i don't. >> okay. chairman, chairman -- okay. we're officially off the rails. >> neil patrick: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] first of all, you don't turn gay if a gay person touches you. [ laughter ] we're not like zombies. and by the way, the guy

nbc's dotty schwartz has the latest from the scene. good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah.redible to think that the 85 people that were on board this train when it flew off the track -- not just flew off the tracks, but flew off this bridge. part of the train hitting i-5 below. three people were killed. we understand that dozens were injured. many more taken to the hospital, and several of them are in serious condition. all of this as ntsb investigators have found that black box that has told them that this train was traveling at 80 miles an hour when it should have been going 30. >> that train has derailed over the freeway. >> this morning new questions as to what caused the catastrophic crash of amtrak train 501. >> oh, my god. >> overnight ntsb investigators found one of the data recorders from the rear of the train. the black box shows the train was traveling at 80 miles an hour in a 30-mile-an-hour zone as it approached the curve before it flew off the rails. >> our mission is to not just understand what happened, but why it happened and to recommend changes so that we

. >> we have washington anchor for world news and -- >> dotty kay, and the president of council on foreign the book "a world in disarray" richard haass, and former british prime minister tony blair. >> so mr. prime minister, you actually -- [ applause ] >> you did something important for ten years. you were prime minister of great britain. we found -- there was instant reaction when we were in london for a couple of weeks this summer. we expected people to come up to us and say, oh, you fools because that's what we hear. you fools. you americans. you have an idiot who is donald trump. you just sort of apologize ahead of time going, yes, yes, i know. america has lost the way. their reaction from britain from most british people i talked to was stunning. they said, no, no, no. your problem is with the person. he will go away. britain's problem with much bigger. it's staying with us. i was stunned by that reaction. what's going on in britain, and why is there this feeling of sort of this impending doom? >> brexit, basically, but before i get to that, let me congratulate you on your ten years.

dotti, how would this help my small business?gh, llc, they are going to get favorable tax treatment. in the senate bill they are going to give you a deduction for 23% of your pass-through income. >> is that as a result of ron johnson's efforts? >> he held out until he got favorable treatment to put s corporations on a playing field. >> when you buy equipment, they will let you write more of that off. >> immediate expensing which would be helpful for small business. >> what about the status -- this is another one of simplifying the filing of your taxes, this is what they promised, this person says i hope the postcard simplification was not a casualty of all the last-minute negotiations? >> to be honest with you, i think the postcard ended up being a prop. i don't -- >> that makes me sad. >> it should be real. >> that went away with last-minute horse trading last night before 2:00 o'clock in the morning to get this done in the senate. i think they threw the postcard out. >> for the majority of americans it will be a postcard, won't