with-- tom: ellen zentner us. good at trend. -- the trendsted adjusted and adapted. this while stock market. how extended are we? christopher: we are not extended. historically, in the range of 12 to 14, we're not in the ballpark. ,om: the classic chart of s&p we right on trend after a 2009 market, are we extended? christopher: most stocks had bear markets last year. 70% of stocks were down last year. nikkei down. there were bear markets everywhere. we think it's a new acceleration. , we are not report going to send you out to verrone charts. you have a great outlier and i collect straw hats in europe. , 29% chrysler, 10% and vw. the chart. bring it up. the euro stoxx auto index that you just talked about. why are you enthusiastic now? christopher: they were caught and a half -- in half. this was about cyclicality. it is starting to emerge. the european autos are another example. bmw looks good. volkswagen after two years has broken out here. ner isnt inner working on uber folio and taking notes. she is writing. -

ellen helped "finding dory" rake in more than $1 million worldwide.t was the biggest movie in the united states. >> dory? >> yes. >> dory? >> yes. >> can you think of a time in your life where a little short-term memory loss may have come in handy. >> oh -- >> like an embarrassing moment that you'd like to forget? >> oh, sure. there's plentt. >> i was shooting my hbo special in new york, and was taking questions from the audience and someone stood up and i said yes, i'm a ma'am, and i'm so goes, embarrassed and i'm, like, and she ends up telling me the story of me coming out saved her life and she starts crying and it was this beautiful moment. >> so you embraced your embarrassing moment. you have to. you have to embrace all of the moments in life because they add up to something that makes you a better person. >> up next, more of our favorite interviews of the year as nischelle goes inside a bedroom with rob lowe. it's not what you think. >> is it weird i'm holding a punk, stuffed pony. >> mariah carey shows her luxurious yacht to e.t. cameras and be

this is ellen harris. she hasn't been seen we have a live report on what we know right now about her sdafance. that's in two minutes. >> brian: police in cleveland look for this man. he was in custody for shoplifting charges when he escaped from fairview hospital. he was last seen running in the woods near the metro parks. >> brian: it's going to be cold out there. our cold weather continues. if you cut down the tree this weekend, boots and gloves and hat and bundle up and don't forget the ax, clark. winter chill and maybe some rain good morning, it's friday, december 2th. i'm tia ewing. >> brian: i'm brian duffy. let's get to the wake-up forecast with our meteorologist sam roberts. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. it's 6:30 and we're off to a cloudy and cold start across northeast ohio. you can see there are some lake-effect snowshowers and a little rain off to our east in northwestern pennsylvania. here at home really not much to write home about at all. it's been very quiet today. i do think we get

ellen nakashima of the washington post. ellen: thank you very much. i'm going to introduce the nelists now. to my immediate right is kevin bankston, director of the open technology institute at new america think tank for the digital age. to his right is amy stepanovich , a surveillance and cyber security expert. to my left is we have matt blaze. he is from the university of pennsylvania. to his left is richard downing, acting assistant ag in charge of cybercrime investigations. gave a good and concise introduction to the issues, so i think we will dive right and. take notes as we discuss and we will be leaving time at the end for your questions. julian mentioned earlier this month a new rule change to "chain control 41" which allows a judge in one district to approve a warrant for law enforcement to hack computers outside the district. it allows government to deposit malware on computers basically for two purposes. to identify ip addresses of one, computers whose locations are unknown and to identify the ip addresses of computers that that have been e

but jessie and ellen and julia had to manage complex transactions.my eyes would blur with what ulysses was trying to get her to do, paying this debt and holding onto that note. it is very complicated. and so to me, i grew up in a military family. my dad was [indiscernible] and i could always see my mom having to deal with stuff while he was on sea duty. what is -- it says is that there ofan enormouos amount complicated financial parenting, social issues that they had to deal with all the time. >> who else has a question? right here in front. >> was it controversial at the time that julia grant had a slave? was it public controversy? candice hooper: it was a point -- it was used by some of grant's detractors to try to get lincoln to get rid of him. her having a slave was not an issue until she brought her into the military camps and then people who did not like grant, and at this early stage, it was mostly newspaper editors who did not like him allowing freedom of the press and only wanted their newspaper circulated in the camp, that wrote a letter to

. >> why ellen is coming between cameron and her mom. >> you've created a monster. >>> and my personalorite interview, how about my wild weekend in hawaii with kevin hart and hula girls. >> aloha. >> tell them don't pop that thing! ♪ ♪ >>> now for december 28, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight". >> hi, everybody. thanks much for joining us. >> let's get right to the latest hollywood news. >> as fans today mourned the loss of carrie fisher, how her legacy will live on. the 60-year-old actress died yesterday after suffering ca cardiac arrest on friday. >> can't a grandmother spend time with her grandson? >> fisher was returning from london after filming catastrophe that streams from amazon. along with her famous mother she'd completed an hbo documentary said to air next year "bright lights" starring carrie fisher. >> my mother and i live next to each other separated by one daunting hill. i usually come to her. >> carrie had also voiced two new episodes of her recurring animated character on "family guy." >> why haven't you come to work? >> of course, carrie was best known as princess

this...1:14-1:16 "happy birthday to mary ellen" ellen"while mary ellen was attending a basketball game with her son and grandson... they ran into actor "bill murray." murray was there for his son... who's a coach at "xavier."after the game... mary ellen's grandson ?walked for a picture.he explained.. it was his grandma's 94-th birthday.then bill murray did the ?unexpected.? he sang happy birthday to her! :58-1:09 sot: "i began getting phone calls, i began getting emails, and after noah and mark i guess had put it on the... facebook?" 3 the video has since ?gone viral.? 3 3 3 3 coming up at 5 -- an update on the presidential recount.why there were a few bumps in the road for one county here in 31-37 "we are investigating them fully and when we are able to determine who is responsible for them, we will seek prosecution." prosecution." 3 now at 5 --threats against police.... after an officer is cleared in a deadly shooting. 3 good morning!it's thursday, december 8-th. 8-th.thanks for joining us this morning..here's what we're working on...a big announcement is expected today ...about summ

ellen, over to you.ft over cake when winter starts and we say good-bye to fall. >>> slow downs on bradley boulevard eastbound and westbound. it's closed down. you will see it jam med in that area. avoid this area for a little bit. hope fully it picks up before we see a lot of people out moving on the roads. construction on baltimore avenue, route 1. your southbound lanes are impacted. i'm not noticing the sensors picking up on delays we are told around powder mill road you will notice some crews out there and it will be slower as you head southbound. once you hit the beltway it's okay. coming down from frederick, 270 southbound, a 30 minute drive to get to the capitol beltway. >> ellen, thank you. >>> breaking news over night , people were forced out into the cold after a fire at an apartment complex. >> this happened on hanover parkway in greenbelt. a couple tweeted out this. it started after midnight. a second alert went up. no word of any injuries reported from that fire. >>> dc police want you to tak

ellen? ? ellen, is that you? dark as the inside of a buffalo up ahead. we're gonna have to move mighty slow and careful. nothing of the kind. put the lantern down, drop your gun belt easy. what are you going to do? maybe what i should do, put a bullet through you and your new friend here. go ahead, shoot me. i'd rather die than spend another day in this prison. prison? what's gotten into you? you're up here with a man you're supposed to be in love with that, is that your idea of prison? i do love you, i've always loved you. i've begged you over and over again to leave hatchet valley and to take me with you, but you kept putting it off can't you understand what it's like to be alone with no real friends, no one to talk to? have you any idea how long it is since i've laughed, just a simple thing like laughing? so the first man with a clean neck and a smooth shave comes along, you run off with him and every cent you could get your hands on, is that it? i'm not running off with anybody. -i hired bodie as a guard. -well, i say you're lying! don't tell me a wo

you can see more of that interview plus green day makes their ellen debut at 4:00 p.m. then stick around for wisn 12 news at 5:00 with toya and patrick. adrienne: in alaska, a therapy pig is helping out seniors. the animal is hanging out with alzheimer's patients at a senior center in anchorage. his name is bacon. the pig walks around the center and interacts with the people who live there. workers say getting patients to smile and interact with bacon can help their health. he's a cute little guy. >> therapy pig. wisn 12 news time is 5:54. wins an award and didn't show up >> bob dillon is now headed to sweden to perform. >> plus, cuba is open for business, but that doesn't mean you are going to get wifi there, john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. who says no to more? are you ok? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 50 megs. get 15 meg internet with no data cap starting at $39.99 a month. call now. would rex pass up more beef stew? i don't think so. say yes

poked fun at the situation. [ music ] celebrities tweeting remembering him fondly and talkshow host ellen degeneres and elton john planning and emotional goodbye. >> carrie fisher spent christmas day in the intensive care unit at ucla medical center. her mother said her updates

ellen degenerous and elton john penning an emotional good bye.ichael's publicist says he was not ill at the time of his passing but it is likely more details about the pop icon's death will come to light in the coming days n washington, kelly wright, "fox news". >>> well, what kelly just mentioned fans, celebrities all around the world are paying tribute to george michael.

but ellen wants to fight. her brothers and her father to begin to write letters, deal with the editors. she writes general and then she goes to see president lincoln. >> that's such an interesting meeting. because, of course, as we all noi, lincoln suffered from melancolia early in his life. i really do believe that lincoln realized that sherman was probably going through the same thing. i think he emphasized with what was going on. he said have general sherman keep on doing what he's doing and it will all get better. because that's what happened to him. and they went away. they didn't -- as jesse did, ask for more. they went away and did he get better. and kept on going. >> so on to your favorite. >> julia dent grant who also from st. louis area and she was a child of the slavery system and plantation life. and here she grew up married to the commanding general of the union army. >> she brought her slaves with her during most of the war. she travelled with her slaves. h her slave was also julia. legend she wa

ellen.elissa, i think mike needs to listen to that facebook viewer who said get your shopping done, . mike did you see that yesterday? it's funny. she called you out on facebook and said go ahead, get it done, is that right? >> oh, yeah. >>reporter: taking a drink of coffee. all right. maybe today. look, there are no troubles getting to the malls today, mike. if you are in this area, though, we do have a serious crash going on in centreville, 7200 block right now, doing an accident reconstruction in that area, but 68, 28, they're both close to that accident, not being impacted. water main work going on south dakota avenue, sergeant road is slowing down a little bit on south dakota avenue, however, 29 if you're taking maybe u.s. 1 close to there, really no delays because of that water main work. there's also gas main work going on southern avenue both eastbound and westbound closed down right now between 23rd street, suitland road in southeast. mike and makia. >> thanks, ellen. >>> it's one o

ellen, over to you. >> you returned just in time for the cold weather. that. >>> we are looking good on the roads right now. eastbound to dulles airport, it's closed for construction. should wrap up in about 20 minutes at aviation drive. up in frederick to the beltway, just 35 minutes to make that trip. going about 55 miles per hour. no real slow downs. and 95 in virginia looks good. and also going 55 miles per hour. 41 minutes from stafford to the beltway. gainesville to the beltway on 66 is a 24 minute drive. mike and jan. >> thank you, ellen. >>> breaking overnight, a sobering reminder of the dangers >> a 12-year-old friend has died after he and a friend were buried in a snow bank. the crew buried them out after a police dog found their sled. one boy did survive. police are trying to determine whether the boy's snow fort collapsed or maybe a snowplow pushed snow on top of them. >>> and what looked like the end of a four-year battle continues. moments ago, activists say the bombing has resumed. however according to russia, rebels did renew the attack a

. >> and talking about it on ellen. >> the family is such a beautiful and diverse unit and and shapes and versions and what is family looks like is very diverse with sex, religion and colors. >> catch the interview on ellen at 4:00 and followed by wisn 12 news at 5:00. >> olympian ryan is back in media again. >> from a rescue mission to a >> good morning waukesha. thanks for this thursday morning shout out. wisn 12 is stopping by schools across southeast wisconsin. >> good morning, class, if you are interested in a visit, head to wisn.com and while there, you the monthly top teacher award. >> a little boy in ohio is proving that down syndrome is not slowing him down. he's appearing in the cincinnati ballet production of the nutcracker. what a cutie. he's nerve y >> olympic gold medallist is going to be a dad. ryan lochte and his girlfriend will become parents next year. >> he's not home for christmas but in spirit and with the christmas card. >> the family is home in the states and he's in iraq. they have blended the photos on home with other military families too. that was a great id

ellen, speak to that.ery simply, there's all the evidence that this criminal hacking ocurd. and those are things that happened. and then there's this wider intelligence gathering debate over why those things happened. and your reporting suggesting that over time, the why has gotten sturdier and centered on an explicit goal to help trump, but that is not necessarily how everyone sees it? is that right? >> that's right. so, over time, the cia gathering evidence and observations and analyzing them has come to the view, and ts is after the election, by the way, that, in fact, russia's alaskas were aimed not just at sewing discord or undermining confidence in the integrity of the outcome of the election, but also, in fact, to influence the outcome in favor of trump. and part of their assessment, my colleagues are reporting, is that the -- a considerable amount of effort was spent on targeting the democrats and individuals associated with the clinton campaign, far more so that be the efforts on the republican. >

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>> silicon valley and voice for the >> stay tuned for ellen at 4:00. >> 5:20. a big surprise for a group of college students. >> coming up, the celebrity that decided to give them a golf cart ride back to campus. >> i can't believe you knew that. scandal star's mission the most important role yet and helping cancer patients around the there's a new medi wn. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. hello, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members are getting to meet the friendly voices on the other end of the phone, in person. we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. and, 9 out of 10 network health members are satisfied with their medicare plans. and learn about plans that let you see any doctor who accepts medicare, either in or out of network. plans with zero dollar monthly plan options, prescription drug coverage... silversneakers fitness benefit, and person to person customer service. call now and get

. >> ellen is getting into the holiday spirit with a new segment of average andy and learn from those in the field. >> this time rehearsing for the rockets. the christmas spectacular. >> hesitate with the heels. >> i will follow what you do. she talks a lot. are you the one that tells on people? >> that's this should be good. the rockets do up to 300 kicks in one show. we can see if andy can keep up. catch ellen at 4:00, and stay stuned for wisn 12 news at 5:00. >> a lot has happened throughout 2016, much of it playing out on social media and twitter put together the memorable moments. hashtag is happened. i am interested to see what is on it. the biggest trends the rio olympics, donald trump's election, pokeman go. we remember when beyonce's album came out. that was huge. get this, this gamer from spain in with 1.4 million retweets and tweeting. >> is that for beyonce? >> is it? >> that is what it means. >> drop a spanish word on twitter. >> who is this guy? >> i don't know. >> shows how much we know, we don't know him. >> every day we are upping the social media game. though. >> tha

. >> celebrating 8 of the 12 days of christmas with ellen. >> doing a christmas album and now further and children's book. here is the back of it. >> so it is called? >> blake and his tiny little snake. [laughter] >> okay. >> that's a funny man. at 4:00, after ellen, stay tuned for wisn 12 news at 5:00 with toya and patrick. >> a cosy christmas cabin. >> how to get a deal on one of the most valuable homes in the north pole. >> a close call caught on camera. what a driver allegedly did wrong that forced a school bus >> good morning to you, kids. morning shout out from wauwatosa. wisn 12 is stopping by the classrooms throughout the school year. >> go to wisn.com and click on the school shout outlogo. >> we are 3 weeks away from christmas. santa is not at the north pole this weekend. >> he's coming to wisconsin, dozens of santas downtown milwaukee. the santas are stopping at the local bars and it is underway tomorrow morning at 9:30. >> real estate site zillow added a listing. ooze>> the toy lovers paradise, $650,000. santa is living large. >> ho ho ho. >> all the toys. >> wisn 12 news t

it is clever. >> wreath witherspoons have made it to ellen's studio. see the interview and green day debuting. stick around for wisn 12 news at 5. >> hamilton is eping up in san francisco soon and people are camping out to get the tickets. hundreds of people waited for hour getting to get to see the show. did you sleep in the car? >> everybody in the line slept here last night. >> is it worth that? >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah, of course. >> they haven't seen it yet. >> would you sleep out for the tickets.? >> no. well, they waited in line. march when the show opens. it is telling the story of our founding fathers. >> in alaska a therapy pig is helping the seniors. the animal is hanging out with alzheimer's patients at a senior care center. his name is bacon. getting the patients to smile and interact can help their health. so precious. i'm not sure about the name. >> wisn 12 news time now is 4:55. he won the top writing award and didn't show up to collect it. >> now bob dillon is promising to head to sweden to perform, the tour that is taking him around t

> cameron matheson with his favorite interview of 2016, and as you can see behind it, it's clearly ellen degeneres. >> she had another incredible year in finding dory. rossi and it was her mom that cracked me up. >> i saw my mother, what she said to you. >> you did? >> what she said to you? she's hilarious. >> dory's tag line, just keep swimming. what would your tag line be? >> just keep breathing. >> when i saw it i thought of course she said let's keep breathing. >> she was bummed she didn't get a voice in the film. >> you brought it up. >> you've created a monster. >> what's the bossiest fish in the ocean? >> what about porsha? what fish would she be? i see her like a colorful angelfish. she's the prettiest fish in the ocean, whatever that would be. >> that's really nice. >> the prettiest angelfish you've ever seen. >> that's sweet. >> okay. >> and moving on to the next question. not yet? we're almost there. getting ready to move on and here we >> my mom, my dad, i have a family. ellen helped dory rake in more than $1 million worldwide and it was the year's biggest movie in the united

. >>> ellen was extremely upset. >> are ellen and kathy griffin in a bitter feud?my place a bit, but i wasn't ha

ben: wreath witherspoons have it to ellen's studio. you can see more of that interview plus green day makes their ellen debut at 4:00 p.m. then stick around for wisn 12 news at 5:00 with toya and patrick. ben: new this morning, the smash musical hamilton is opening up in san francisco soon and people are camping out to get tickets. hundreds of people slept waited for hours all to make sure they get to see the show. >> did you sleep in your car?" street. everybody in line slept here last night. >> is it worth that? >> oh, yeah. ben: tickets were available online but these people wanted to wait in line instead. it is all part of the experience, right. the people who got tickets will have to wait until march, that's when the show opens in san francisco. hamilton tells the story of america's founding fathers it is so popular. >> this month the holiday lights. look at this one. here's one in west allis at 103rd and rogers. the house is all decked out with lights. you can help us light up the holidays. if there's a display you'd like to see

[laughter] >> i thought ellen was a family show. we'll move on. catch thte at 4:00. after ellen 12 news at 5:00. >> it looks like mariah carey is performing for the rockin' eve. all in times square. watch it here starting at 7:00. >> a christmas cabin. the north pole. >> plus a close call caught on camera, the one thing that the driver did wrong that forced a school bus filled with kids to crash. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. hello, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members are getting to meet the friendly voices on the other end of the phone, in person. we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. and, 9 out of 10 network health members are satisfied with their medicare plans. if you'd like to join them, and learn about plans that let you see any doctor who accepts medicare, either in or out of network. plans with zero dollar monthly plan options, prescription drug coverage... silversneakers fitness ben

. >>> ellen was extremely upset. >> are ellen and kathy griffin in a bitter feud? >> she was trying to put me in my place a bit, but i wasn't having it? >> why the comedians are facing off, and what does joan rivers have to do with it. >> madonna's car pool karaoke strikes a pose. ♪ >> the three things we learned about the material mama. >> what are you looking for in a man. >>> number three, we're spending christmas with oe. >> it's the gift that keeps on giving, baby. >> why taraji is expanding her empire to the holidays. >> this was my vision, my baby. >> your insider bonus. we're making a bold burgundy statement. >> i love a dark lip. >> inside hollywood's obsession with the merlot lip. >>> are ryan gosling and emma stone a match made in la la land? >> i can't tell you how you feel. or can i? >> why ryan is not a patient dance teacher. >> talk to me. who are you looking at. >> now, the insider tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> is the comedy battle royal between ellen and kathy. boiling over in. >> i mean, the tensions have been mounting for a while now

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mark: i was talking about ellen. patrick: we have a few seconds left. wisn 12 viewers have a chance to win all of the 12 days prizes, that's right, each and every what you could win. toya: all right. we are back at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news, reaction pouring in at this hour to donald trump's victory tour. his stop at carrier, announcing he saved hundreds of jobs from going to mexico. just down the road, another factory set to close. critics pouncing. will president-elect make same deal for every company? >>> also breaking the school in lockdown, the parents who discovered guns missing at home. they rushed to the school. the hostage drama. the bank robbery suspect holding dozens at gun point. inside their efforts and the armed standoff. >>> the view from the disaster zone. the death toll now raising. this evening, the announcement

ellen, good morning. >>> good morning. usually we have construction this time of the morning.xception. however, they have also have vehicles slow-moving. so watch out northbound through fredericksburg on 95 between route 1, plank road is where you will notice a couple lanes closed. and the same on 66 eastbound between 123 and the metro administration. and harvard street eastbound and westbound, it's utility work, slow on southbound on 14th street in northwest. >> thank you so much. >>> because of sunday's result, the redskins found themselves with a simple path

woman, followed by first lady michelle obama, german chancellor angela merkel, oprah winfrey, and ellenneres. takes a lot to get on that list. >> a nice variety, as well. >> thank you. i'm milissa rehberger. thank you for watching "early today." have a great thursday. we'll see you right back here tomorrow morning. oooh. wowww. there it is. it's the red tag sales event and people are excited to bring in the new year with a new chevrolet. i'm a huge chevy fan. how would you feel about starting 2017 in a new chevy? it sounds wonderful. honestly, i would take any one. oh heck yeah! i want to get one tomorrow. fantastic! turn it on, let's go. during the red tag sales event get two deals in one. find your tag for an average total value over ninety-six hundred dollars on chevy silverado all stars. hurry, the red tag sales event ends january 3rd. morning... a stabbing in a normally 'safe' san francioneig >>> breaking news early this morning, a stabbing in a normally safe san francisco neighborhood. we'll bring you the latest. >>> plus a father of four killed in a target store on christmas eve,

ellen. >>> melissa, there's construction going on, especially 210 so watch out if you're coming from the beltway. southbound lanes passing by fort washington road, you will notice at least one lane closed. no delays there. and on the inner loop, no delays despite construction between new hampshire avenue when you get off the 95 exchange from maryland. and there is one accident this

i agree with ellen. i don't want the government initially involved in these decisions.these are decisions of media organizations, whether or not they consider themselves that, rather than just groups that sell ads, but they've got to assume some responsibility and some liability if things go wrong for what appears on their sites and that's where the campaign has to start. zuckerberg has already met with his conservative critics, a lot more of that has to go on, but what we need is transparency for how facebook and the other social media forms make their decisions. we don't have any of that now. we don't know it and yet 60% got some or all political news from facebook. there were a billion people -- a billion tweets put out during the campaign and 128 million people went to facebook to discuss the campaign. so we can't pretend anymore that these are just kind of neutral platforms that have no responsibility for what's up there. jon: a lot of the fake news story, ellen, are generated in places like eastern europe generally by people, you know, teenagers even who have stro

yeah, you do, ellen, you do.it seems. >> sometimes you just need to be called on [bleep] >> trevor: when you say [bleep], what in particular. here is the thing. >> when you are protesting a fair and free election, that is to me, you get called in your [bleep] a little bit. it's a time to clear the streets, accept reality, time to move on, time to make america great again. >> trevor: you consider yourself a conservative. >> i do. >> trevor: okay. >> i mean a millenial so i don't really like labels but i'm con serb tiff in thought. >> trevor: sorry my brain, you just gave a label to say you don't like labels. but anyway. >> we exist on a spectrum, trevor. would you consider yourself a liberal. >> trevor: that was just funny, just funny, a funny moment. >> i'm a millenial, it shouldn't surprise you. >> trevor: it's funny. in terms of black lives matter, like you know, you have quite a record. for somebody who is not racist, you have to spend a lot of time saying i'm not racist. what is your biggest issue with black

the flashpoint sewing thousands of people out here -- joining us to talk more about gilmer.ision, ellenhe covers the legal issues for that publication. good morning to you. guest: good morning. host: what are the options left for the company that is behind the pipeline? guest: at this point, energy transfer partners, the company behind the pipeline, they cannot drill underneath the missouri river. that is where the easement is. they cannot complete the pipeline. the environmental impact statement that the army corps is going to view now is going to take months, maybe a year. that really is going to delay the project significantly. what we don't know is exactly what a trump administration will do to affect that timeline. that is something we are going to have to wait and see. host: why now did the obama administration reacted this? what: nobody knows exactly timeline the administration was working on. all we know is several agencies were involved in this decision. the army corps met with representatives from the pipeline company on friday, last week. they appear to have been mulling this

ellen voweed to everything she could to make ben's journey a success. >> it becomes your reality and you put 1 foot in in front of the other and you just live. you know, but i -- i now appreciate every single day with my child. ♪ >> i'm a teacher and i resigned so i can home school my kids because i just want to be with my kids every day. i don't want to miss even an hour. >> reporter: she doesn't. ellen, her husband, big sister amanda and cousin allen take on the world today home schooling through adventure learning history where it was made. they celebrate every holiday, every milestone, playing violin for the reading phillies, simple stuff like snuggling grammy to riding a camel every day a blessing. >> he's a miracle. he's doing awesome. >> reporter: how awesome? >> i told him to do his best. >> reporter: ben is taking part in the stud to help other kids during this recent stress test he rocked it. >> did he better than most kids who actually are seven years of age who don't have heart disease. he excelled. >> i still really don't know the future. i have a lot more hope now. >> t

comedian ellen degeneres is expressing shock. george michael rose to fame in the 1980s with a british band, wham. back in 1998, he was arrested for a lewd act in a public bathroom. the music legend then "came out." >> i don't feel any shame for -- i feel stupid and i feel reckless and weak for having, um, allowed my sexuality to be exposed this way but i don't feel any shame whatsoever. and neither do i think i should. >> some fans who spoke to say george michael's bravery helped them "come out," too. in san francisco's castro, popular music venues blared some of his biggest hits to pay tribute. badlands club on 18th street blared last christmas another classic to honor the pop star. locals we spoke to say george michael's music touched people of all generations. but some in the gay community stress just his presence in the music world empowered them. >> for people who were are gay, they didn't have to say they were gay to know that we connected with them on a different level. george michael was that guy. we all knew he was cool.

ellen: absolutely not. ofyou weeks ago in front congress janet yellen was clear that it is too early to take on fiscal policy assumptions. in terms of what it means for their forecast. academics, these monetary policymakers are the last that will take on some kind of fiscal policy assumptions. what do we know? we know we could get fiscal stimulus next year and that it all we know. it is much too early for policymakers to make some assumptions about what can be delivered, what can be deficit funded, and how that my transition into the outlook. in 2000 wanted to quite some time for policymakers to pull back into their forecast. we expect no change, almost no change in the medium-term growth forecast. jonathan: they can't projected if they can't forecast of what double we have a knee-jerk reaction when it does come in? ellen: we have put out a new outlook. we have raised our growth forecast and have raised our expectations for what monetary policy will do in response to that. that all itd is does is make the f

ellen is a pleasure to have you here. here i am this port city boy who became secretary of agriculture which is one of the greater jobs i've ever had as congressman beforehand but before we talk about your book which is "my father and atticus finch i thought maybe you might talk about yourself. how did you get into this whole area of agriculture especially the industrialization of agriculture as you call it? >> guest: at something of a story that begins with the chesapeake bay and this was this mysterious eruption of a toxic organism in the water that is some kind of a narrow toxin causing fish to die and a lot of reported illness and fishermen. it was never really figured out that one of the stimulating factors that was described was the amount of inputs from poultry waste that went into the water. that was kind of the first thing but the main thing that got me into this was going to a lecture and listening to the speaker talk about food or an infection and how these were really big problems and he said it was particular

it was a brazen attempt to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. >> ellen, did you get a sense from your reporting at all how robust this debate was within the administration? are there any concerns that the measures they take may have some repercussions in terms of what russia may do in response? >> well, this has been a debate that's been going on for months, actually even predating the election. there was robust debate about whether even just point the finger publicly and blame russia as being behind the dnc hacks and the dumps on wikileaks. and then whether to send -- take a response to that, and punish russia. as you know, the administration came out shortly before the election, in october, t publicly point the finger at moscow. and say they were behind the compromises of the democratic party and then to say they were interfering in the election. but it was -- it's been a lot of weeks of discussion about what sort of response to take and whether these responses would result in retaliation from russia, whether they would have the impact desired. >> and let me pick up on tha

ellen: they are an interesting company in terms of discussing diversity.by a man named stewart butterfield. he cofounded flickr. slack is a new project that started in 2014. team when thisll exact thing was going on, and whothese large companies -- at the time had almost 50,000 people releasing their numbers, and they thought maybe we have a chance to start early and start hiring from a much wider range of people now that could make it easier for us to continue in the pattern later on. they are an example of this second guard of companies starting to prioritize diverse thing when they were much smaller. small: in that section, a tea maker in brooklyn. startup company that from energy drinks and tea a plant that comes from ecuador. --is a broken-based company it is a brooklyn-based company and they are trying to grade a more natural energy drink option. oliver: tell us the science behind the plant. you, soay that it hits i have heard, it is slower. the way that coffee hit to right on. this is a slower build. it has been drunk by indigenous populations in ec

when milo was on "ellen," he told ellen, i can too the aim thing to you. so she said okay. so, let's take a look. >> yeah. hang on. here we go, ready? set. >> oh, my gosh. >> you want me to keep going? >> sure. >> okay. okay. >> go, molo, go, molo. >> she-dark milo. >> she tried to return the favor. >> she did two push-ups. good for her. that's hard. >> my gosh. >> good for her. >> the best show on television is on thursday nights on nbc. the best show on tv. >> we've been waiting a long time to say that. up. >> another name you might have heard is cruz beckham the third and youngest son of david and victoria beckham. the kids are gorgeous. he seems to be taking after his mom, not his dad because he has a record deal. >> he has a record deal with famed talent manager scooter brougham who reps justin bieber and many others. he's 11 years old. he does look like justin when he was just signed. u single. cruz released his first single, a christmas song called" everyday is christmas." keep in mind he is 11. here it is. ? ? ?? >> his mom has been posting on instagram like most pr

the women profiled are jessie fremont, nelly mcclellan, ellen sherman, and julia grant.sident lincoln's cottage in washington, d.c. hosted this hour-long event. >> joining us tonight is the board member candice shy hooper and susan to discuss the new book --"lincoln's general's wives: four women who influenced the civil war for better and for worse." candice shy hooper served as press secretary and legislative assistant to the late texas assistant charlie wilson before becoming ice president of a multinational energy company. of ace president multinational energy company. she then joined a major new york law firm as legislative council.

we're going to start with ellen she has the ellen degenres collection. they can out these socks and throw pillows, all under $25 such a nice affordable place to start. you might also know home cooks or home chefs who might like some entertaining pieces for and sets for spices and peppers you want to display upon the table. i think this also makes a lovely hostess gift. how about "star wars" any "star wars" fans on your list? >> everybody is a "star wars" fan aren't they? >> right i agree. we have a great limited edition collectors edition. it's the "star wars" battle quads. literally can pick up engage if a multiplayer simulated aerial battle. they are $240 each. because they are limited edition they are a coveted item. watch out these might sell out. you want to go out and grab one if you are indeed interested in gifting that. and don't forget, think while that is great for kids of a certain age, don't forget the other kids on the list. this is a 12 in one wooden game piece set. you name it it's in here. a fun way to engage and play right after they tea

ben: matthcc family and a big honor today on ellen starting at 4:00. then stick around for wisn 12 news at 5:00 with toya and patrick. walmart, target, maybe. >> amazon doesn't carry them. >> well, temperatures actually rising just a bit with a little cloud deck in place. the readings are showing up keep an eye on the lower portion of the screen. we have a couple of delays and some cancellations in place, mostly for tonight and related to the cold. the windchill advisory in effect tonight at 9:00 and going to 10:00 a.m. thursday morning. that is tonight overnight and early on thursday morning. it is covering all of southern wisconsin. there is a little bid of atmosphere and keeping the temperatures are getting very cold this morning. the deepest of the cold is coming in later today and tonight. part of the reason that the windchill advisory for tonight and tomorrow, the cold air. this is tomorrow morning at 6:00 with the future windchill, you are seeing the windchills about 10-25 degrees below zero. it is 12 at the airport this morning. 7 waukesha. to

ellen degeneres said that she can't imagine what the actres s actresses' families are going through.y said. and one actor posted this writing that there is nothing harder than having to bury a child. debbie died of a broken heart. >>> and it was a somber scene in hollywood as the news of reynolds death. fan gathering around her star on the hollywood walk of fame laying flowers and taking pictures honoring the legend. we've got so much material on carrie fisher and debbie reynolds in our washington app. you can go there to learn more about their careers and see the special photo galleries dedicated to them. >>> a deputy in critical condition after being shot on the job. that happened at a home in chestertown last night. the deposit pi was get some clothes. the suspect shot at the deputy using a shotgun. the deputy fired back. both men were hit. the deputy is in surgery right now. >>> we're working to learn more about a crash in prince george county. this happened at central avenue in capitol heights. you can see a police cruiser damaged as well as officers speaking with someone on the

at 10:00 p.m., afterwards, john hopkins professor ellen silverdale looks at new farming methods and technologiesnd their impact on consumers and workers in her latest book -- how industrial meat production endangers workers and animals. she is interviewed by the former u.s. secretary of agriculture. people in america have not been on a farm. maybe they go to the county fair but they do not know what it is to be a farmer which it is not a romance. there is a romantic view of agriculture which i find exasperating because it makes it impossible to think about agriculture clearly. megyn kelly 11:00, talks about her life and career as a journalist in her book "settle for more." she spoke with caddy can. at 5:15 p.m., james rosen and christopher buckley, the son of the late william buckley discuss their book "a torch kept let." it examines essays on famous figures. the event was moderated by the executive editor of the national review. and at 6:15 p.m., benjamin looks at the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia in her book "kingdom of the unjust." notable tv.org for the complete weekend sche

the previous record was set by fellow frenchman francis joyon, who took it from britain's ellen macarthurnovember, and will rarely have slept for more than three hours at a time. the highly—anticipated first meeting between the colin tizzard—trained stars cue card and thistlecrack took place in the big race of the christmas period, the king george vi chase at kempton. it was the younger of the two, the 11—10 favourite thistlecrack, with jockey tom scudamore on board. he took it ahead of last year's winner, cue card. john hunt describes the closing stages. a truly astonishing win on only his fourth start over fences for thistlecrack for colin tizzard and tom scudamore. a quite wonderful moment. that's all from sportsday. good night. good evening. after a mild and windy day for many on christmas day, boxing day has been turning much quieter and colder. those temperatures really dipping outside at the moment, particularly across england and wales so a sharp frost developing. in the north—west, scotla nd developing. in the north—west, scotland and northern ireland, more ofa scotland and north