so basically nancy and marion became eleanor roosevelt's time whenmentors at a eleanor roosevelt was just getting started in political life. we are in a room that originally was a living room and office for eleanor roosevelt's secretary melmina thompson, or tommy, she was called. she lived here until her death in the early with eleanor 1950's roosevelt. and then mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area and this became her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guest. this is where she would work every day at this desk, which was made at the val-kill industries. the industry thing about the -- interesting thing about the desk is there is a little name there on there, and it is actually her first name is misspelled on the nameplate. this was given to her as a gift by a child. she obviously noticed right away that her name was misspelled, but she didn't say a word. she said thank you very much, and she used it from that day to the time of her death. this tells you a lot about eleanor roosevelt. it was not important to her that misspelled. she appreciated the gift of t

it made eleanor roosevelt unhappy. she wrote about this townhouse, and you can kind of read between the lines where she mentions that it was not a great thing where sarah was living right next to them and that she decorated their part of the townhouse and so forth. i would imagine that she was not happy to be in a wing of this house where sarah could also open the doorway from her bedroom into eleanor roosevelt's bedroom, or early on franklin and eleanor's shared bedroom, whenever she wanted to. when she moved out of the house, she moved all of the furniture from the room where franklin delano roosevelt was born into this room. so, the birth room became a guest room. so this, in essence, became the master bedroom to the house. after sarah died, she left a note saying that she wanted the birth room furniture put back into the room where fdr was born, because she knew that fdr planned to turn it over to the national park service and open it up to the public. she wanted the room to appear as it was when he was born in it.

and sarah helped eleanor with running of the household, because eleanor had no idea how to run the household or even raise children, and sarah was very good at that. so she kind of took over. and then when eleanor roosevelt became more independent, she kind of wanted to take over the running of her own household, so there were two, strong women trying to take control of the -- which led to some glitches in their relationship. you have to remember eleanor roosevelt was pretty much living in her mother-in-law'shome. -- mother-in-law's home. it was not her home. eleanor roosevelt had a very loving relationship with her father elliott, but she did not have such with her mother. a good relationship with her mother. her mother was a very beautiful woman and felt that eleanor was not pretty enough as a little girl. she made fun of her, so eleanor roosevelt was very much alienated from her mother. both of her parents died by the time eleanor roosevelt was 10 years old, so she really did not have a good example of being a good mom. so that is why when she had her own children, it was a little bit dif

sarah helped eleanor with running the household, because eleanor had no idea how to run the household or even raise children, and sarah was very good at that. so, she kind of took over. when eleanor roosevelt became more independent, she wanted to take over the running of her own household, so you have two strong women trying to take control, so it led to some glitches in their relationship. you have to remember eleanor roosevelt was pretty much living in her mother-in-law's home. it was not her home. eleanor roosevelt had a very loving religion chip with her , whor, elliott roosevelt was theodore roosevelt's younger brother. her mother was a very beautiful woman who felt that eleanor was not pretty enough as a little girl. she made fun of her, so eleanor was very much alienated from her mother. both of her parents died by the time she was 10 years old, so she really did not have a good example of being a good mom. that is why, when she had her own children, it was a little bit difficult for her to adjust to motherhood. they actually had six children. it is often mentioned they only h

eleanor, joe, thanks so much for being here. eleanor: thank you, erin. erin: all right, next on nbc 10 "@ issue," did he, or didn't he? senator bernie sanders accuses the president of failing to say he's sorry for crude comments mr. trump made in the past about women. our partners at factcheck.org get to the bottom of the issue when we come right back. erin: senator bernie sanders tells nbc news that president donald trump never said he was sorry for bragging about sexually inappropriate behavior. our partners at factcheck.org disagree. nbc 10's jim rosenfield explains. senator bernie sanders: the point is that we have the absurdity now of a president of the united states who basically says on a tape that everybody in this country has seen, his pride, in a sense, in assaulting women. and he has not apologized for that. jim rosenfield: senator bernie sanders turns the conversation to president donald trump when asked on nbc's "meet the press" about senator al franken's resignation. that came after allegations of sexual misconduct. sanders, referring to th

spring when a his presidential library next door, and the final resting places of fdr and first lady eleanor roosevelt. we visited the grounds and went to the home of david roosevelt, a grandson of president and mrs. roosevelt, to talk about his memories of hyde park and his time spent there with his grandmother. david roosevelt: it really was not until my grandmother's funeral that i realized that it really kind of hit me that she andreally special person inething of a celebrity seeing the president, two ex-r presidents, all sorts of ambassadors and other diplomatic people, very important people, that really dawned on me, my gosh, she really was important. we never thought of her in that way. we never viewed my grandmother. she was only a grandmother to us, and that is all she ever wanted to be to us. 3, 1942.n in january my father was elliott, and elliott was the second oldest of the sons and third oldest of the children, so my dad kind of fell right in the middle. i think he always felt that he was the middle child, but you claimmy uncles used to that he was my grandmother's favorite. i a

eleanor and norman, thank you both.wo men have been arrested in australia after police say a car was deliberately driven into a crowd of pedestrians in a busy street in melbourne. 1a people have been injured, several of them critically. police say the driver was a 32—year—old australian citizen of afghan origin with a history of mental health issues and drug use. a second man, who was arrested nearby, was said to be filming the incident and was carrying a bag containing knives. but police say at this stage there's no evidence of a terror link. from there, hywel griffith reports. pinned to the ground, a man arrested by the policejust around them, paramedics rushed to help the injured pedestrians left lying in the street. minutes earlier, the city centre was packed with commuters and christmas shoppers. the car drove towards them at speed, leaving some in a critical condition. the police say the driver was a 32—year—old australian of afghan decent with a history of mental health problems. at this time we don't have any ev

eleanor garnier, bbc news.fishery which displayed a sign banning polish and eastern european anglers says it's been taken down after his family was threatened. bill evans of field farm fisheries near bicester, said the sign was put up after he'd caught anglers stealing fish. he's now considering closing the lake to the public. the equality and human rights commission had called the sign unlawful, and threatened to take enforcement action to have it removed. in northern iraq, mosul is celebrating its first christmas since the city was taken by islamic state militants injune 201a. since then, iraqi christians were persecuted and driven out, while residents who remained were brutally oppressed until iraqi forces were able to retake the city. alan johnston reports. they gathered in mosul‘s cathedral, marking a christmas they will never forget, the first christmas after the war. under the rule of the islamic state militants this would have been impossible. there could be no christian worship in public. the community

eleanor, thank you very much.ns carphone figures that were out early today. it is that time of year. google has told us what are the most searched for terms on the uk website. no surprises, meghan markle is the top one on the list, and fidgets spinners also up there. you're watching business live. our top story: us interest rates are expected to rise by 0.25% later today. it would be the third increase by the federal reserve this year. but with inflation still relatively low, there's a big debate about whether raising rates is the right answer. a quick look at how markets are faring. the markets are digesting some corporate news stories that are out there. but also treading water ahead ofa there. but also treading water ahead of a fed announcement later today. that is how europe is trading at the moment. i like it when it changes from red to green like that while we are on it. it doesn't happen! little things. now, here's a question — how do you feed a rapidly growing world which has limited resources? the un pred

eleanor garnier, bbc news.n banning polish and eastern european says it's been taken down after his family was threatened. bill evans of field farm fisheries near bicester, said the sign was put up after he'd caught anglers stealing fish. he's now considering closing the lake to the public. the equality and human rights commission had called the sign unlawful, and threatened to take enforcement action to have it removed. the headlines on bbc news: north korean state tv describes as an ‘act of war‘ new economic sanctions imposed by the united nations. pyongyang has vowed to strengthen its nuclear deterrent. rescuers are searching for 150 missing people after a tropical storm in the philippines left another 200 dead. two people have been killed and four injured following a multiple vehicle crash on the mao in oxfordshire — the motorway has now reopened. opponents of president putin have held a series of mass rallies in cities across russia. alexei navalny, who's beenjailed in the past after persistent criticism o

eleanor garnier, bbc news.war‘ new economic sanctions imposed by the united nations. pyongyang has vowed to strengthen its nuclear deterrent. rescuers are searching for iso missing people after a tropical storm in the philippines left another 200 dead. two people have been killed and four injured following a multiple vehicle crash on the mao in oxfordshire — the motorway has now reopened. sport now and we cross to the sports centre and catherine has all the sporting news. good evening. saracens are up to second in the english premiership after they won 29—17 at leicester. saracens, who began the day fourth in the table, took the early initiative and led i7—o after this jamie george try was converted. leicester fought back in front of a crowd of more than 23,000 at welford road — mathew tait's try helped reduce the deficit to seven points at half time. but the visitors pulled away after the break, thanks to the boot of england fly—half owen farrell. 29—17 it finished to saracens, with farrell having kicked 19 po

eleanor roosevelt's declaration of human rights. one of those things that they were printing and disturbing her on the people was to remind them of what their real rights are. thank you for inviting me. to speak about these years, by far the easiest. because there, you only have physical hardships. , it iss of moral life , it is sople, pure easy to keep your integrity because all you have to do is keep saying no to the kgb. jews have a very demanding religion. 613 commandments. the philnt to yourself, you have to fill 613 commandments. in prison, everything comes to one thing. you say no to the kgb and that is it, you have the filled everything. you have obligations to your wife, family, to your country, to your people, to your history, you did all that. cells,t you in punishing cold. it is all physical. understood. the only thing that really belongs to me is my inner those are the only things i have to keep, the things i am responsible for. but they cannot take from me my freedom if i do not agree to give it to them. after you over

eleanor garnier, bbc news.ow local authorities combat anti—social behaviour has been issued by the government, following concerns that some councils are misusing the measures. critics say so—called public spaces protection 0rders have been used inapproriately to target groups such as rough sleepers and dog—owners. andy moore reports. some charities working with the homeless say the new powers can be used indiscriminately against rough sleepers. others say so—called public spaces protection 0rders, which can cover large areas, are being used to target groups like buskers or dog walkers. but councils argue they are working with their communities to crack down on serious problems. the manifesto group campaigns against what they call the over—regulation of ordinary life. it says hundreds of these orders have been issued, making a wide range of activities a criminal offence. the group claims, for example, that as part of a crackdown on begging, blackpool wanted to ban loitering around cash machines and shop entrance

eleanor garnier is there. round of applause for theresa may but jean—claude juncker warning that the next phase of talks actually in his opinion is going to be the harder one. i think there will be a huge sigh of relief in downing street that the talks are now officially moving on to the next stage. there has been a lot of drama just getting to this point. even in the last two weeks, at one stage the deal was on, thenit weeks, at one stage the deal was on, then it was off, then back on again, all in the space of five days. the prime minister has welcomed today's development, saying it was an important step on the road to a smooth and orderly brexit, and i think she will certainly have been cheered by the support she got at that dinner in brussels last night, in the round of applause from the other 27 eu leaders, but today's progress doesn't mean that it's all going to be easy from now on, either in brussels or back home in westminster. the government was defeated in the commons earlier this week over brexit an

eleanor garnier, bbc news.lehem, ahead of a midnight mass this evening. but this year's celebrations place amid rising tensions in the region — following the us decision to recognisejerusalem as israel's capital earlier this month. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman is in bethlehem for us. we are in manger square, right in front of the church of the nativity. the basilica here is 1500 years old. the church was built above the spot where christians believe that christ was born. and this church very much the focal point of today's celebrations, of today's festivity. the most senior archbishop of the region, the roman catholic church, heads into the square here. he was accompanied by dozens of palestinian scout troops. playing the bagpipes. that's a legacy of when british troops were here, scottish troops, during the british mandate period. they made their way in up manger street, into manger square, and it is there where speeches are given and dignitaries meet the archbishop before midnight mass takes plac

eleanor garnier, bbc news.been granted more time to question three terrorism suspects. it follows arrests of three men on tuesday in sheffield and chesterfield. they were arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. the headlines on bbc news: rescuers are searching for 150 missing people, after a tropical storm in the philippines left another 200 dead. two people have been killed and four injured following a multiple vehicle crash on the m40 in 0xfordshire. the motorway has now reopened. north korean state tv describes as an act of war new economic sanctions imposed by the united nations. pyongyang has vowed to strengthen its nuclear deterrent. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. sheffield wednesday and middlesbrough are both looking for new managers after the two teams met at hillsbrough yesterday. wednesday confirmed a short time ago that carlos carvalhal has left the club after yesterday's 2—1 defeat. it leaves wednesday 15t

my name is eleanor le vine. >>supervisor cohen: and eleanor le vine, you need to clip your document. it's upside down. >> never like being upside down. >>supervisor cohen: okay. >> okay. i work for code pink for peace, and many of you know our organization has worked hard over the years, beginning with the start of the iraq war to end war and to replace war with peaceful solutions, and we feel the same way about urban shield and uasi funding, that militarization never brings peace, it never brings democracy, it never brings freedom to people, and what i'd like to address just quickly is the issue of a culture of fear that exists in this country which has led to the increased military spending around the world that our defense department, our militaries have unimaginable amounts of money. and that kind of culture of fear has now trickled down to cities and to counties like uasi funding and urban shield. do not be fooled by the thought that we are going to be overcome by people trying to get to the united states b

eleanor garnier, bbc news.rned they could face disruption as network rail carries out its biggest ever christmas engineering programme. 260 projects across england, scotland and wales will lead to numerous station closures over the festive period. many of britain's mainline routes will also be shut or running reduced services over the coming days. let's get more on the delays with simon calder who's at paddington station for us now. good morning. does not look very busy behind you. have people decided not to travel? well, there are no trains in and out of paddington until thursday. the only people i have seen so far have been a trickle of foreign tourists turning up hoping to get the express service to heathrow airport. this is one of those 260 projects, £160 million worth of investment going in and network rail say they have to do it over christmas and new year because the number of is basically half the normal 5 million or so that he would see on a daily basis. no trains at all coming in and out of the west o

eleanor garnier, bbc news.tmas engineering programme. 260 projects across england, scotland and wales will lead to numerous station closures over the festive period. many of britain's mainline routes will also be shut or running reduced services over the coming days. earlier i caught up with simon calder, travel editor for the independent at a very quiet paddington station. he gave me the latest on today's travel disruption. there are no trains in and out of paddington station until thursday. the only people i have seen so far have been a trickle of mostly foreign tourists turning up hoping to get the express service across to heathrow airport. but this is one of those 260 projects, £160 million worth of investment going in and network rail say they have to do it over christmas and new year because the number of is basically half the normal 5 million or so that you see ona normal 5 million or so that you see on a daily basis. no trains coming in and out of the west of england, or south wales, today. similar on

at lunch time the next day eleanor takes us back to the mainland a journey of five nautical miles across the open ocean back to civilization. lapland is a place of wide open spaces and freezing temperatures we experience our coldest day in the swedish town of kiruna it's minus thirty five degrees celsius. we take a helicopter tour around karuna across a desolate expanse rivers and lakes are frozen over with a layer of ice half a metre thick. the snow is so cold that it barely crunches anymore and so light even a semi wild reindeer sink into. the river below us the torn a river provides the best ice in lapland it's clear and blue so it's no surprise that people who love the cold have settled on its banks. even turned it into a business in this remote region which was once believed to be the end of the world it can't get cold enough for them with the best raw material all around. elsewhere in the world snow gets cleared away but in the warehouse of the hotel on the torn a river it's been piling up for twenty years now. sophie rootsy line is a sculptor she's creating a bedroom for paying gu

eleanor garnier, bbc news.n held in prison for spying in tehran is to face new charges. following a visit by the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, to iran earlier this month there where hopes improvements would be made in her case. earlier this week, her family said that her case had been marked as eligible for early release. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is currently serving a five—year sentence for spying, which she denies. earlier, i caught up with richard ratcliffe who gave me the latest news on his wife's situation. we were sort of going around telling the world that it felt like it was almost over and then the following day, one of people stood up and said, no, there could be more charges. so we have been watching very closely events in iran and yesterday, nothing happened, today, nothing's happened. so i spoke to her this morning, no sign of that second court case. in fact, her lawyer went into prison yesterday and said, don't worry, it's still marked the same on the computer, this is just being politics, ign

then eleanor norton talks about sexual harassment to capitol hill. in a call by the democratic women's working group into an investigation of donald trump. scott taylor in his view on tax reform. government spending to the future of docket. watch c-span's "washington journal", live at 7:00 a.m. eastern during the discussion. >> this week the federal communications commission is scheduled to vote on net neutrality rules that prohibit service providers from blocking li

eleanor garnier, bbc news.rap the army's crest and the slogan "be the best" have been halted by the defence secretary, gavin williamson. according to the mail on sunday, a leaked internal army document suggested the slogan was regarded as dated and elitist. the mod says mr williamson believes the army to be "the best of the best" and had put the proposals on hold. rail passengers are being warned they could face disruption as network rail carries out its biggest ever christmas engineering programme. works are taking place across england, wales and scotland during the festive period. the travel editor of the independent, simon calder, is at london paddington station this morning. simon, it is largely quiet this morning but these works are notjust there but right across the country. yes, it is as traditional as mince pies and mariah carey, the annual shutdown for engineering works, as you say, the biggest ever project, 32,000 engineers working on 260 roderick ‘s including the line from here at one of britain's‘s

it was franklin and eleanor's --eleanor roosevelt's last wedding anniversary. their special guest was a leader whose land was under the control of the nazis. roosevelt that night was a tired man. he was just back from yalta but he was in great spirits. he told stories about churchill in yalta. he told stories and as they drove home, irene jackson said to bob, i do not think we will ever see the president alive again/ . she explained that she had been sitting right across from roosevelt with a full view of his face/ . when he wasn't thinking about it, she said, he looks very bad. she was right, of course. in one month, fdr was gone. age 63. in less than another decade, robert h jackson was gone. aged 62. while we are here, passing through, for our learning, for their examples and lessons, for our better chances in facing our challenges, we are extremely lucky that in very direct senses , each of these men gave us, and fullness, very much of the other. thank you very much. [applause] announcer: monday, christmas day, queen elizabeth delivers her annual christmas

eleanor and taylor nandan the top stories are now jazeera saudi authorities say they've intercepted a ballistic missile targeting the capital riyadh the fighters in yemen have claimed responsibility saying they were targeting the official residence of king solomon to mark one thousand days since the beginning of the war on yemen is the third such attack by the who sees since the beginning of november m.t.s. time reports. this is the moment a who he fired ballistic missile was apparently shot down by saudi forces yemen base hoofy say they were targeting the royal palace which is west of the capital a large group of saudi leaders were meeting there at the time including king some nun and crown prince mohammed bin someone and i think they were these wanted to make a statement that they're still up and running and that they're still fighting this fight the fact that you know in recent days and weeks they have been allegation that there were these are we can buy this. they would not be able to shoot for the. territory but they proved otherwise. the missile attack happened just hours before

in my different if yon and i stand by your name and sign do have to eleanor was on. top of that he attended to. if a boy would have come of money you could get on the world with them and the whole debacle in the us a symbiotic i'm feelin. in the here look mr middle. aged adrienne also called to start your own and to buy a soho not hold my maternity leave and the focus is on those of the signal my leaving on a noble drive this ice this week this yes to modern be willing to commit to course and to buy and they're fair stem that i saw by many. was when. they last i just thought oh. it's a business fina. and gonna i was everybody's a final from the tomatoes. and you were counting the day and he was crying so i feel for him and any time i see him with talk about this issue. a bad man he was for me. something else for a gun how i got i don't know how to make. a store say it's almost a buy a window. it's a done plot twist on the chink we're going to be gone and the whole police and bionic was just another in a world of this and in the got a lot of them by the bye and you ha

. >> reporter: eleanor and mark richmond came home to heartache. >> it's hard.> reporter: showing their daughter in portland all that remains of her childhood home. >> your room is right here. >> i can't do anything from here, and my parents are taking it better than i am. >> here we are. >> reporter: searching through the charred rubble for anything that survived, however small. >> eleanor, the action figure. it's a miracle. >> reporter: in all, over 800 structures have been lost. the governor toured the destruction. >> these challenges, even though they're horrific, they bring out i certainly see that everywhere. >> reporter: but for the richmonds, it's time to think of rebuilding, remembering what's most important. >> when we drove down the street the last time, we said we have each other. >> just devastating. that was kristen dahlgren reporting. >>> a major milestone in the fight against the islamic state. the u.s. is congratulating iraq after the prime minister announced the war against isis is over. now, the announcement was made yesterday after more than

might want to take the private travel because it's difficult and especially if you're a dc resident, eleanores norton has stern words >> what did she say >> basically dc exists, let our people through. >> they weren't letting some people through. >> district of columbia driver's license which is not state but it is a district and you do have your own license and it says district of columbia and some people weren't able to get through because tsa workers somehow didn't know it was a thing and thought it was a fake id maybe they thought it was columbia which they should have a still, it's ridiculous. it's just or two thing to make the line longer this weekend and give you more hassles >> we will be in those linesthi. >> don't get in my way >> i got cleared from the topic, not really. go through immediately. i think it's worth every penny to get free check and clear >> the regular line is shorter i heard. >> that the your approach >> i'm a tsa hipster i stick with the old way of doing it. none of this cleared >> you take amtrak them to to florida >> mar-a-lago, will still be here and it's still

in my different if yon and i stand by your name willing to start a sign do have to eleanor was on. top of that he attended to. if a boy would have come of money you could get on the world with them and the whole debacle in the us a symbiotic i'm feeling. in the here look mr middle aged adrienne also called to start their own and the so ho not hold my maternity leave and the focus on those of this female might leave and i mean a noble bribe this ice this week the siesta modern be willing to commit to course and after buying their fares them that i saw by many. was when. they lost i just thought oh. it's a business fina. and gonna i was everybody is a fine of one of the mothers. and you were caught in the day and he was crying so i feel for him and any damn i see him with about this issue. the bammy was for me. something that's from again how i got i don't know how to explain. stuff to say it's almost a by a window. this is a lot of stunt a team we're going to need to learn and it'll believe i'm going to go it's just that i've been in a lot of this and in the got a lot of them by. yo

in my different if yon and i stand by you mean willing to start a sign do have to eleanor was on. top of that you tended to. call them a money you could get on the world with them and the whole debacle in the us a symbiotic i'm feelin my whole song. to hear the look most a middle aged god doing also called to start your own antibiotic this oh ho not hold my maternity leave and the focus on those of this week know my leaving i may know but i miss i see this week the siesta mallaby we want to call them it didn't cause an f. to ban their fare system that i saw by many. was when. they lost i just thought oh. it's a business fina. and gonna i was everybody is a fine of one of the mothers. and you were caught in the day and he was crying so i feel for him and anytime i see him with about this issue. the bad when he was for me. something that's for i got how i got i don't know how to make. a stuff say it's almost all by a window. this is the stunt the team we're going to be done and it'll believe i'm going to go it's just that i've been in a lot of this and in the got a lot of them by st

eleanor dolan came just in time for the holidays. merry christmas. we are so proud of her mom.orld, baby eleanor. and that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports. craig melvin is up next. >> i just saw her yesterday. >> i know. >> i just saw her. i said cassie, you look great. >> cassie and dennis are parents. >> andrea, always good to see you. good afternoon to you as well. craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters in new york. is it enough? congressman farenthold announcing he won't run for re-election. but should he resign? now? also, sex and power, a cascade of new accusations of powerful men wheeielding their influence improperly

the health benefits i'll be so much eleanor. any kid does have a it's a new year it's a fresh start i can do this becoming a nonsmoker and staying here's how to do it. good shape in thirty minutes on the w. . it's all about the moments that. it's all about the stories in songs. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us in being sponsored by distinctive instagram or others at g.w. stories new topics each week on instagram. every journey begins with the first step and every language of the first word alleged chemical nico he's in germany to lunch erm a. physicist why not learn a little critter. in simple online on your mo mile and for a. soft. d.w. zealand in course eco speak german made easy. they live to surf. danger lurks in the water we were there all year long surfing into waste and and polluted water not only being the witness but a thousand victims i mean we see you troubles all gastric troubles. and basically this is sort of always moments to back up a little there's a little o

. >> reporter: in ventura veteran mark richmond finds his flag and a few things he and wife eleanor can use to rebuild as firefighters hose down hot spots in their garage. down the street relief. >> we came back and saw our homes were here we couldn't believe it. >> reporter: an offduty firefighter sought his own neighborhood in flames. >> it was an inferno like houses going up everywhere. >> reporter: with no fire trucks on his street he and another offduty friend got to work. >> we got a nozzle. >> reporter: saving at least six houses. >> we saved as many as we could. as far as the hose would stretch. >> reporter: today there are new areas in danger and worries about the wind cht even in the midst of tragedy residents here know there are reasons to give thanks. >> we have a strong community and we will come together. >> reporter: so these winds are expected to calm as we go through the day but then pick right back up overnight. so on day seven here these firefighters not getting any significant help from mother nature. >> kristen dahlgren, thanks so much. now just two days until speci

people like myself from eleanor are some of those who contribute more to the government then we get back, all these projects we find and underwrite. getting upset that in a more sympathetic to the native american argument but the people in utah couldn't live there for more for my water project. everybody in the country because we own it equally should have a say what's being done with these lands. >> these are federal lands known by all americans equally. the question centers on who should manage them and how much local input. these will remain federal lands but will create a counsel that will have input over how the lands are managed. people differ in their views of who should be on that counsel. so depends on if you live there not and how federal lands should be there there is legislation in congress that would have a co- management team. >> lorne is up next. >> hello, i myself spend monthly good up to the national parks when i can. there national parks in the making. larson speak yesterday and they talked about the monuments giving people access today, so they can raise cattle, people

. >> eleanor and mark came home to heartache. >> it's heart breaking, it really is. >> reporter: showing their daughter in portland all that remains of her childhood home. >> your room is right here. >> i can't do anything from here, and my parents are taking it better than i am. >> reporter: searching through the charred rubble for anything that survived, however smell. >> the moose's action figure, it's a miracle. >> reporter: in all, almost 800 structures have been lost. today the governor toured the destruction. >> these challenges, even though they're horrific, they bring out the best in people, i see that everywhere. >> for the richmonds, it's time to think of rebuilding, remembering what's most important. >> when we drove down the last time, we said, we have each other. >> reporter: the winds beginning to pick up, they're expecting them to get worse overnight, gusting to 35 miles per hour. the weather pattern expected to continue through monday. >>> while southern california burns, the east coast remains in the grip of this season's first winter storm tonight. morgan radford has t

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let's talk to eleanor garnier. tell us let's talk to eleanor garnier.he response and some of the examples given by members of parliament? mps from across the political spectrum have talked about getting abuse. but after last week's crunch vote on brexit, in which the government was defeated, a number of the so—called tory rebels who helped to defeat the government have reported getting abusive e—mails, abusive tweets and even a voice mail, as you say about because of their views on brexit. it is anna soubry, nicky morgan and also dominic grieve, who led the tory rebels in ensuring that mps would get a vote on the final deal that theresa may negotiates with brussels. they have told the bbc they had threats of violence, death threats and even had been accused of treason. i will read you some of the e—mails that the bbc has been shown. 0ne says you should hang your head, you should hang for your crimes. another says, i hope you live your life looking over your shoulder in fear. a particularly graphic and a gruesome tweet said, mutineers, you have committed

i'm joined by eleanor holmes norton from washington, d.c.tober she introduced legislation would offer more workplace protections from harassment. congresswoman, is this call for a governmental investigation of donald trump's conduct before he entered the white house the most important next step or what are you advocating? >> well, it is the most important next step but the republican party is split and they ole tcontrol the congress. the democrats ought to have a round table of their own if republicans won't do some kind of a congressional hearing so these women can be heard. remember, ari, these women were not heard. we had the president as you said essentially admitting and apologizing but never heard from a single woman. now when women see women coming forward they say it's time for us to come forward too. women are getting their strength in numbers. women and women alone are forcing this change in climate. this change in culture. >> congresswoman, i want to play for you something the president and ambassador said and bring in my colleagu

eleanor dolan came just in time for the holidays. merry christmas. we are so proud of her mom. welcome to the world, baby eleanor. and that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports. craig melvin is up next. >> i just saw her yesterday. >> i know. >> i just saw her. i said cassie, you look great. >> cassie and dennis are parents. >> andrea, always good to see you. good afternoon to you as well. craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters in new york. is it enough? congressman farenthold announcing he won't run for re-election. but should he resign? now? also, sex and power, a cascade of new accusations of powerful men wheeielding their influence improperly pressure women for sexual favors. impacting hollywood, the beltway and beyond. also, pursuing putin. insider reporting shows president trump's eager embrace of russia's president has left him blind to the russian threat. we will get to those stories in just a moment, but we start with the white house. mounting its toughest campaign to date against iran. a campaign that could potentially undermine the iranian nuclear dea

driver's license at the airport and eleanor holmes norriton refused to accept district of columbia license as valid form of id. travelers tonight told us they don't understand the conf confusion. >> ridiculous to me our nation's capitol and people should recognize them washington d.c. and d.c. stands for district of columbia. >> because so. problems were happening here in the district of columbia a confusion started in 2014 when d.c. updated licenses to comply with real id act and that changed wording on top of cards to district of columbia instead of washington d.c.. and because of the confusion the wording has now been changed back to washington d.c. >> and director of shelter for victims of domestic violence in prince george country has resigned and after compliance about living conditions inside the home. the women in this shelter reached out to "fox5". some shared this video kitchen of the family crisis center of prince george co county. and one residents we spoke with described filth and mold in kitchen and bathrooms and plus a lack of heat on monday the executive director sovy ford

. >> eleanor london is one of many in this mayfair community out raiminged by this murder. she knew kevin cullen as the homeless man that quietly roamed the streets of mayfair all day and at night he would often sleep behind a nearby barn. >> he never bothered anybody. >> police got the break in finding a teen month who murdered mullen. minutes after he was beaten she parked her car a block awe and saw the hope to on the floor snri said maybe this is unwith of their phones and next thing i know it rings and instagram live that was one of the guy's phones. he ran down the block and dropped it. >> police apparently caught up with o the phone and other teens that targets hed rob and pete this homeless man. all three teens are under the age 18 and authorities plan on charging them as adults. >> i hope so. i hope so. i really hope so. >> and authorities are not releasing much more information on the three teens arrested for that death of that homeless man in mayfair. wexp more about them once the the teens are formerly charged as adult and that could happen overnight or tomorrow

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d-c delegate eleanor holmes norton is asking right now, rock creek is in the national park services'ions" category. she says renaming rock creek could help get more funding for upkeep. the 1,700-acre park was created by congress in 18-90. still ahead -- and new at 6 -- an anchor -- walking away from her dream job. what she says the network refused to do, that made it impossible for her to stay. and hundreds of cops -- on a christmas mission. the massive show of support, all for one little girl -- in the fight of her life. and help cure the holiday stress with a free massage! we're giving away gift gards to "hand and stone massage" all this week. watch to win - coming up at six. the redskins may not be playoff-bound.. but three of their players have earned trips to the 20-18 pro bowl. left tackle trent williams and outside linebacker ryan kerrigan were named starters. guard brandon scherff was named as a reserve. cornerback josh norman and linebacker zach brown could end up going too -- they're alternates. the pro bowl is january 28th.. a week bowl. many of us wonder what type of food

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