. >> my here's, george martin, quincy jones, they have decades and decades of making great music. maybe i have a best seven to eight years of having made records that could be considered important or that people like, but i just -- it's all i want to do and just get better as a producer and arranger and t do that. >> when i touch the piano, it's like being woken from a dream, and you kind of remember the abstracted sounds of your imagination, but this is a real-life, physical thing. it has hammers, it has strings, it was built. so you are translating yourself, you are kind of translating your soul through these physical objects. >> rose: conversations with musicians when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: sturgill simpson is here, the grammy-nominated kentucky native is winning over audiences and earning the respect of country legends. hi

george martin 15:34:25 ill give you an answer to that on friday. well all relax and take a look back. i cant look ahead :31 back in the room with the suburbs, there is an unresolved issue. very late in the game today, the 400 ballots back in their office. the commission now has to decide what to do with those ballots. that's not going to change the election by any means, but has definitely raised eyebrows around here, and now the elections commission has to decide whether to allow those ballots to be counted. we'll keep you posted. mary thanks theo the clock, or in this case, the calendar now comes into play for the packer into their final quarter of the season. and will he stay or will he go? that is the question surrounding ryan braun at the winter meetings. brandon cruz has the latest when he joins us with sports. a bear returns for a second time to a california man's home. where he found it hiding. and a new take on the red kettle campaign. why this man is living inside of one! [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] what's the problem? the naughty lis

wisconsin green party leader george martin says the money raised reflects the single party. thats a broad spectrum of people who are donating to this campaign. for democrats... the recount serves as assurance... that the process is working. im not sure the results will actually change, but why not check it out? and i think the more that republicans protest, and stop this count from happening, trying and stop this double check, it makes me more interested in what the results are, in what theyre trying to hide. the three parties do agree on one thing... they al location.... committed to watching this process play out. reporting live in milwaukee madeline anderson fox6 news. mary thanks madeline if the packers stand any chance of making the playoffs, aaron rodgers will have to continue to play at an mvp level. the pack will ride the golden right arm of aaron rodgers. but coach mike mccarthy wants to see something more. pip has the in wisconsin. "this year alone we are now up to 59 deaths." it's on track to a record 231 deaths. but there's a new tool to fight it. "we believe tha

george martin: we're in a position here to actually observe the counting and putting on the stacks, that's important r kent: well, the campaigns and the parties not the only ones with observers here. coming up at 6:00, some voters you will tell us why they felt it was important to watch how this recount process laid out. toya: this is supposed to take several days. how long do they think they will be out there tonight? kent: it was delayed at the next hour. the folks behind me are from the various suburbs. they will be here until their vote is scheduled and completed for the day, because other suburbs are scheduled on other days during this process. patrick: the largest election recount in wisconsin's history. toya: there are 2.9 million ballots in the state. it is up to each of the 72 counties whether they count the ballots by hand or machine. waukesha county officials are counting ballots by machine. until midnight tonight. and while the timeline is still unclear, things are running on schedule so far. >> today is really, really kind of iffy because we don't know how long each step is go

george martin -- a representative for the green party -- spoke as the recount finished. he praised milwaukee county clerks and staff for their hard work. "this is difficult stuff, we had some political reasons as to why. and again we did it not to the advantage of to assure that our voting system works." a federal judge is set to consider halting wisconsin's madison...in federal court a lawsuit filed by a supporter of president elect donald trump and two pro-trump super pac's at six-- the specific tasks milwaukee county election officials need to complete by monday--the recount deadline live in milwaukee dc the developments of the recount on our website fox 6 now dot com. find daily recount results. just click on the politics tab! milwaukee police need your help catching a strong-armed robbery suspect. this is surveillance footage near 10th and oklahoma. in the top right corner of the screen you see the suspect try to grab the victim's purse -- and then repeatedly punch her. he then grabs the purse and flees in a gray four door vehicle. if you know anything - call milwau

wisconsin green party leader george martin says the money raised reflects the thats a broad spectrum of people who are donating to this campaign. for democrats... the recount serves as assurance... that the process is working. im not sure the results will actually change, but why not check it out? and i think the more that republicans protest, and stop this count from happening, trying and stop this double check, it makes me more interested in what the results are, in what theyre trying to hide. one thing all three parties agree on... they're committed to having observers at the recount locations to watch this process madeline anderson fox6 news. the packers finally get back on the winning track this past week in philly. the win looks even better through the lens of the fox six cameras. photojournalist extraordinaire "jerry imig" is subbing in for mickie leach -- in this week's fifth a packers super fan is sharing in hospice care -- and hopes to meet the team when he sees the green and gold take on the seahawks on the 11th. 30-year-old joshua mccall -- who was diagnosed with cerebral

nley, belfast own‘s kennedy, ralph stanley, the red army plane crash yesterday and the ensemble, george martinhe great merle haggard of country and western fame. it has been a ghastly yearfor fa ns fame. it has been a ghastly yearfor fans of pop music. those are pretty darn big names. let's hope next year isa darn big names. let's hope next year is a bit better. i don't see how it can be any worse! thank you for your time this morning. carol is talking about cold temperatures this morning? good morning. a cold and frosty start if you haven't yet ventured out, temperatures got two —5 last night at bournemouth airport but widely across england and wales in particular they are below freezing. mostly dry, high pressure in charge of our weather, a bit more of a squeeze for the north in the isobars, breezy so not as much of a problem with frost and fog. some fog possible this morning in england and wales and if it forms it will lift readily, leaving us with a cold start but also a sunny one. the temperatures by 9am, no great shakes. sunshine in east anglia, the midlands into wales, more cloud at tim

clapping george martin -- representative for the green party -- spoke as the recount finished. he praised milwaukee county clerks and staff for their hard work. "this has been a real rush, it was a week ago today that the count began and it was 6 days before that this whole effort in the legal stuff was consuming us here in wisconsin and so we moved through with oconto counties are expected to wrap up their recounts this weekend. live in the newsroom mary stoker smith fox 6 news. steph thanks mary now that the election recount in milwaukee county is over. what's next? madeline anderson explains. delivered. tabulators spent the day counting all 29- thousand of west allis ballots... the final municipality in milwaukee county to complete its recount. to wrap this up as the final community in the county feels like a real achievement. as of thursday afternoon... the wisconsin elections commission reports 47 of the states 72 counties have finished the recount. the discrepencies between recount and electon night results have been minor. so far... hillary clinton is up elect trump is u

. >> chris rock, george lopez, martin lawrence, man bell biv de vo and en vogue, salt and pepper, big daddy cane will show you how they all got and current stars of today. it will be huge. one of the best specials of the year on tv. >> show time at the apollo airs december 5 only on "fox". in hollywood, adam hously, fox news. >>> now wait is adam tracking that out a little more than usual. >> sounds like it yeah. >> he likes to. >> that was like five seconds. >> because he was doing it like show time at the apollo. >> ah probably. >> that is it. >> maybe we'll see the next time we hear from him. >> the show looks great many jobs can steve harvey have. >> really. >> they used to say that ryan sea crest was harvey in hollywood think may rival each other. >> and larry king before all of them, too. >> crazy. >> they must plug in. unbelievable. here we are december 5. show airs tonight and it's like, wow, here we are rolling into winter. today not bad. >> not bad at all. >> plenty of sunshine. mid up toer 50s that's nice for december and more rain is could be an inch of of rain. it will be

martin lewis is a british music & film producer based in los angeles. he first met georgend was asked to produce the documentary film of wham's historic visit to china the next year i understand you got that commissioned to produce the documentary pretty much the night you met him? i did indeed. the wham arrived in 1983, in new york, afterwards i went to dinner with george after the concert. george was chatting about things, and i said what are you doing next? george said we have a plan to go to china. i immediately said, that sounds like a great film, that is a documentary. we got chatting and the next thing i knew he said you should make the film. that was it, he went on his impulse, he had an instinct that it would work. lo and behold, in april of the following year, 1985, i was off to china with george to make that phone. martin, we arejust showing our viewers some of that film, foreign skies, wham in china. people are looking very bemused as the singer tore a market and go on walkabout. it was a bizarre juxtaposition, the chinese government at that time wanted to send

harvey says: "chris rock, george lopez, martin lawrence, bel biv devoe, en vogue, salt n pepa, big daddy kane. it's got here and some current stars of today. one of the best specials of the year on tv that i can promise you." "showtime at the apollo" airs december 5th on fox. in hollywood, adam housley, fox news. weather expert rachael kaye we'll have one last look at the messy day ahead - next. but before we go to break - a live look at the conditions germany celebrating the holidays in a big way! check out this massive cake made for the celebrations in dresden. the traditional cakes are made with marzipan, berries, nuts pounds...and is about 2 and a half feet tall...and over 10 feet long. the christmas market dates back more than five centuries. thanks for joining us. the next wakeup is tomorrow morning agine a world where the holidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing pr

wisdom martin. georgeod to see you guys this morning. >> the stress reliever we'll need stress relief for burgandy and gold. >> didn't we see this coming. after we took that instead of making victory. >> how much is that coming back despite this. >> of course it will do that. you have good teams real gli teams and great teams there's just good you know what i'm saying. you have certain teams you are you to -- you have to hit hard. if defense was hitting as hard as quarterback hit the chilly. >> that's right. >> that's how you you finish a play if offense has come back facilities at lost he'll get back up. this time of year you'll be exposed. >> especially when rather he when i get high easton you. >> and when you are talking. >> you have -- if someone is not throwing your way then you're top corner and you get top mess. no one surprise throwing your way. when you say we throw your way and complete passes and we're going to complete first downs shut your mouth. >> null producing. >> null produce. >> soy mea

the british music & film producer martin lewis first met george michael in 1984 — when, he told me, hece a documentary about wham's historic visit to china. it was a bizarre juxtaposition. the chinese government at that time wa nted chinese government at that time wanted to send a message that they we re wanted to send a message that they were liberalising and open to western culture but they did not prepare people that well for it and even the sight of western folks wandering around, particularly jest in colourful attire, was unusual for the chinese and, frankly, was interesting for george to encounter a different culture. he originally went along to going to china because his manager wanted it as a publicity stu nt for his manager wanted it as a publicity stunt for the band to breakthrough in america but it took a life of its on. he to china at a time when people were a bit traumatised, they had just come out of the cultural revolution and did not really dead to be individual and he can't visit to be individual and he can't visit to individuals who are very distinctive and colourful?

. >> chris rock, george lopez, martin lawrence, um, bivdevo. salt and pepper. big daddy cane. current stars of today.od it's going to be huge. one of the best specials of thee year on tv. that i can promise you. >> reporter: show time at the apollo airs december 5th only on fox. f news. ne >>> i think adam extended his -s >> we need a snappy sign off. o >> we got to work on it. it. okay. okay i'm looking forward to thathat show. 9:49 is the time. coming up making sure the guy in your live looks his best this b holiday season. celebrity stylist sharing his favorite winter station adviceoc like this. hello, handsome.e we're back with more after thist >> is that what you wear to the grocery store. >> i think so. kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. we asked woman to smell two body washes and pick their favorite. i prefer b. b. what was a... bath and bodyworks. and their favorite... suave. i am impressed. three fragrances preferred over bath and body

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. >> martin and george, we're going to leave it there, guys. really good discussion as we are marching our way slowly towards dow 20,000. thank you very much. >> thank you. pleasure. >> still to come, more on the markets as we do this climb toward dow 20,000. and before we get to the break, take a look at some of the dow's leaders, american express is up as is goldman sachs and jpmor n jpmorgan, unitedhealth, home depot, visa, apple, walt disney also up. for "squawk alley" in just a moment. ♪ there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. >>> welcome back. we are keeping an eye on the major averages, right now, because this morning it looked like dow 20,000, out of reach. guess what, we're up 150 points on the dow right no

earlier, i spoke to the music and film producer martin lewis who was with george when he was making theision to go solo. russia is holding a day of national mourning for the 92 people killed when a military plane crashed in the black sea. authorities in russia say they've located the site where the plane came down yesterday, soon after taking off from sochi. the victims included nine journalists and more than 60 members of the moscow—based red army choir, who were on their way to perform in syria. the uk should leave the european single market when it exits the eu, the former governor of the bank of england has said. mervyn king told radio 4's today programme that trading under the same conditions as countries on the continent could stop britain from taking full advantage of the opportunities of brexit. 50,000 people in england at risk of type—2 diabetes could be helped by an nhs programme that's being extended from today. the advice on better nutrition and exercise had already helped 20,000 people. it forms part of a package of new measures to curb type—2 diabetes — including funding f

george michael died? >> reporter: well, martin, the only thing we really know is coming from his manager, saying that theye died from heart failure. the police saying that it was unexpected but not suspicious. there will be an autopsy. they will get down to what was the cause of his death, but he was looking forward to producing a new album. he had a documentary coming out. so, this was really unexpected, not by the police but also his fans, who i spoke with who said they just couldn't believe it. >> i was waiting to hear from some of them. let me get further into that. standing outside the house, as you were, was it a gathering point now, are people coming there to just reflect back on his marvelous musical career? >> martin, they brought flowers, they had candles, they had personal messages. this is a community that really was rocked by this news. he sold over 100 million albums. he had fans around the world. when i was talking to some people there, they've known him in the community. said he was very approachable, very kind, very generous. and so you do have this community devastated. you know, he had

with me now, mark o'mara, cnn legal analyst who represented george zimmerman in the trayvon martin case. why did the defense rest so quickly? >> i'm surprised at that. roof seems to be the captain of the ship when he shouldn't be, he should be listening to the lawyers but they didn't put on a lot of evidence. you would think now is an tune time to get on some of the mental health evidence, even if not through experts at least get it in through some facts, some information, it's not a question of did he do it. the question is is he going to die for it. that will be a question presented at the mipenalty phas and presumably at the guilt phase but it wasn't. >> so looking to your point as to whether he will die for what he did piece, from a defense perspective, how would you argue to save his life? map that out. >> it's very difficult. very few percent of death penalty eligible cases are pre-med pre-meditated. this is premeditated murder. that is the exception to the rule and the presumption in most jurors' minds is you kill somebody with full intent and you get the worse penalty. the only

it, you almost want to say back in the days of civil rights, would george wallace have gotten equal time with martinuther king? this is just wrong. this is racial superiority at the expense of another race. it's wrong. >> this is a guy who couldn't make it through tenth grade in high school. and there seems to be a mental defective component to this. especially when you listen to this part, which is when they talk to him about how many people he killed. let's listen to this. >> if i told you nine people died last night, how would that make you feel? >> there wasn't even nine people there. >> it was just a little bit over nine. >> how do you guys know anything? >> how do you feel? in all honesty? >> it makes me feel bad. >> yamiche, he discovers there, that he killed nine people. his reaction is there weren't even nine people there. there were way more than nine people there. so he wasn't even able to perceive what he was actually doing in that church. and then when he's asked how it makes him feel to discover that it's nine, he says it makes me feel bad. this is one who has some serious clouds in hi

george h.w. bush's second inauguration, he had rickie martin and destiny child.e not going to jump shift to trump because he won. so it comes down to the line of morals and values. sean spicer was asked about this. >> he does not need celebrities. people are coming to see him. he's the celebrity. >> it is his movement that people are coming to. >> and i mean, look, this is somebody who had unbelievable crowd throughout the campaign. he said to supporters, i want to set the record to have more people coming to my inauguration than before, maybe he's right about that. >> maybe he's right or maybe he's saying that because celebrities won't come. if you look at the dnc and the rnc, hillary had a lot of big names. she did not get elected. she got the popular vote. trump had antonio jr. he's trying hard to get them there. he said he would be happy to perform "highway to hell." >> thank you very much, happy holidays. >> thank you, happy holidays. a couple of minutes from now, the un security council scheduled to vote on the resolution. this is the resolution that donald

think one of the things that was so shocking to people was the idea that the trayvon martin case with the trial with george was such a polarizing aspect of our country and one i thought that would quell ch racial tensions. in his mind, it served as an impetus behind this act. it was heart breaking to hear that there was this particular person who had no remorse, no express of remorse and a very, very quick confession in this case. >> because of that, what does that tell you about his mental cape abouts? we know that he is capable enough to stand trial, but he's representing himself. there are a lot of questions and it seems like the defense, as i understand it, is not going to call a lot of witnesses initially. they are banking on his mental health getting him off of death row. do you think that's possible? >> no. and the irony of that is that he has opted to have his defense attorneys help him with the guilty phase of the trial and for himself to be able to cover for the penalty phase, which is very shocking because the guilty phase, one you expect him to make a defense here. they already conceded that he

martin lewis, a pleasure to talk to you, thank you for sharing your memories and experiences of georger top story this hour. george michael, who has died at the age of 53. madonna and sir eltonjohn have led tributes to the singer. russia is beginning a day of mourning for the 92 passengers and crew who died when a military plane taking them to syria here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. good at this morning's weather. morning. it is a bit mixs morning. good morning. it is a bit mixed this morning. if you have had a bit too much christmas pudding, it is a lovely day for a walk. crisp and clear skies across much of southern england and wales. further north, a different story. this is five a short while ago, snow falling. it is not just snow across scotland. this storm corner, it is buffeting gawky and cheque—books. —— buffeting gawky and cheque—books. —— buffeting gawky and ship schedule. pretty wild and they across scotland. frequent heavy sleet and snow. these showers and northern ireland and northern england. notice, further south there are blue skies for many. certainly

. >> martin, donald trump is reaching into the george w. bush administration as he looks for and appoints someone in charge of homeland security, counterterrorism and cyber security, it's not a new position. obama, of course, has had someone in that position, her name is lisa monaco, her name -- she's been oversee these responsibilities as well but what it appears the trump team is doing is elevating thomas bow start to be an equal with retired lieutenant general michael flynn. one of them will be in charge of threats to the homeland and one will be in charge of threats internationally and overseas. simply separating the offices as they used to be in the bush administration. thomas boss cert is a veteran of the bush administrationert is a the bush administration and he was a strong proponent of the iraq war, donald trump campaigned against it and railed against the bush administration's support of the iraq war and thomas bossert wrote just last year this in the "washington times," let's look. he said "to be clear, the use of military force

martin fry saying that he was devastated to hear of the loss of george michael a truly brilliant talentto run, they were very well—known in the 1980s, they refer to the so—called curse of 2016. they have lost so many artists this year and there specifically refer to prince, david burleigh and rick parfitt. love and sympathy to george michael ‘s family is from another twitter account. larue, a fellow pop star says another one gone. what a voice and what a songwriter. this was a man who had a career spanning decades and so many, many people ever so many ages decades and so many, many people ever so many ages will know him. decades and so many, many people ever so many ages will know himm terms of what happens next, you are saying, the police are saying it is not suspicious. what is the procedure now? we will have to wait and see. there will be an inquest, no doubt, a postmortem examination. however because of the timing, this is all christmas, isn't it? , it will be over the next few days we are likely to hear any more. george michael had a glittering career. we must not forget his brushe

ever since george zimmerman walked out of the courthouse a free man after killing tribe on martin in a racially polarized nation, roof looked to understand the history of america. trolling to the internet he stumbled across the council of conservative citizens, the product of the 1950s white citizen counsel that had terrorized black people, closed schools and worked hand-in-hand with the government to defy civil rights laws. but, despite the groups about racial police system in the mid- 1990s at the southern poverty law center report the groupter boasted having 34 members in the mississippi legislature and had powerful republican allies including then senate majority leader trent lott cup mississippi. by 2004, mississippi governor haley barbour, the chair of the republican national committee and 37 other powerful politicians at all attended events in the 21st century.21stu earl holt, the chair gave $65000 to republican campaign funds in recent years including donations to the 2016th presidential campaigns of rand paul, rick santorum and ted cruz. the tracy then enjoyed precisely the

scarlet: george ferguson of the intelligence and alex wayne, white house editor for bloomberg news. thank you so much, gentlemen. julie: coming up, martin shkreli speaks out on the drug pricing debate, saying that despite the backlash he would do it again. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: what'd you miss? martin shkreli gained notoriety for buying an obscure drug and raising the price 56 times and then refused to answer questions before congress and tweeted that lawmakers were in the cells. david shkreli joined westin and jonathan ferro this morning and talked about how the conjurer still price hikes played a role in the presidential election. caught inen you are the perfect storm of political season it is easy to become a target for unwarranted aggression. if you look back, one of the things i noticed is that president obama and his and administration said actually nothing about drug prices through the entire peirod, and i asked one of the people in his cap, why is he and joe biden staying silent? he said very curtly, they are not running. it is a populist issue and blown out of proportion. seeings of regret, not that as acutely would have

ever since george zimmerman had walked out of the courthouse a free man after killing trade on martin in a racially polarized motion in the verdict, dylan roof roof had the to understand the history of america, trolling through the internet he stumbled across a council of conservative citizens, try see. the progeny of the 1950s white citizens council that had terrorized black people, closed schools and worked hand-in-hand with state government to defy federal civil rights while. despite the groups avowed racist belief system, in in the mid-to-late 1990s, as the southern poverty law center reports, the group boasted of having 34 members who were in the mississippi legislature and had powerful republican party allies including senate majority leader trent lott of mississippi but 2004, mississippi governor haley barbour, the chair of the republican national committee and 37 other powerful politicians had all attended try see events in the 21st century earl holt, the chair of the try see gave $65000 to republican campaign funds in recent years including donations to the 2016 presidential

george bush in 2000 had destiny's child including beyonce and ricky martin was huge, there were no issuess specific to donald trump, a man who traffics in sexism and bigotry and racism. they're not saying no to conservative, no to this man. >> in the sports world a different phase of entertainers. i seriously doubt the next nba champion will perform the ceremonial duty of showing up at the white house and letting donald trump lift their jersey. i seriously doubt that. there will be other sports, baseball, perhaps the nfl that will show up. i guarantee you, there will be black players and other players of color who sit out and don't want to go because a man has a white nationalist chief of strategy. >> and aired recently, the kennedy center honors. it was taped a few weeks ago. i remember hearing from folks in attendance, folks were talking about, oh, my god, what is this going to be like next year? who is going to accept an honor to be there with donald trump and who are those people going to be? is this ted nugent's opportunity finally? >> i think so. to finally get recognized. >> what,

martin o'malley needs to take his shirt off more. julie: when i was depressed and heavily drinking when george bush was elected who knew about a guy namedma? nobody knew this state senator from barack obama from illinois. nobody knew anything about him. four years he gave a speech. got on people's radar screens and he is president. kennedy: who is on the radar screen? julie: that is my point. a guy from state senator from some state we don't think about or elizabeth warren. you never know who will emerge. four years ago did we think donald trump would be ever republican nominee or president? of course not. >> president at age of 70. not the age, it is ideas. dagen: thank you. >> ideas are being rejected by middle america. only people drawn to the ideas of liz warren and all other progressives that are running are the people on the coasts and people in the, in the middle of the country say forget it. julie: we don't count? dagen: no, we don't. >> 34 of the states are controlled now by republicans. only five of the states are controlled, legislature controlled by democrats. 34 versus five. that is growing. that is democrats, if they want

george. >> the violent death of one teenaged boy in florida. put race back front and center. >> trayvon martins way home from buying candy when he was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer. >> zimmerman is not a racist. trayvon martin would be alive today if he wasn't wearing thug wear, if he wasn't wearing that hoodie. >> no justice, no peace! >> the president's response was personal. >> when i think about t boy, i think about my own kids. you know if i had a son he would look like trayvon. >> within months case after case began to make headlines. young black men dying at the hands of law enforcement. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. >> the details were often disputed. >> but the rage was clear. shut it down! african-americans did battle with the police. and a new civil rights group, black lives matter, quickly grew in number. some in the african-american community turned their rage on barack obama. >> stop telling black folk they got to wait and these things take time. we can't wait. mr. president, when you say we can't compare what's happening now to what happened 50 years a

george's county firefighters on scene about 1:00 a.m. after flames were seen jumping from the roof of this three-story green brier condominium building off hanover parkway in green belt. martin, a father of two, now grateful his daughter was first to smell something burning from her room and she woke him up as alarms began to blare. the fire, he says, was above their apartment and he saw those flames up close. his daughter leaving just in time. >> i looked up into her room, i saw flame coming out through the vent. >> reporter: he says he then started knocking on doors. more than 30 people were forced into the streets. wrapped warmly as temperatures lingered below freezing. in all, firefighters say the blaze appears focused in two condo units. crews say the second and third floors took heavy fire damage and other floors and units below are waterlogged. ipads, everything is just -- >> reporter: days before the holidays, some at the green brier complex already planning a response for their neighbors now in need. >> i was concerned, but it was, like, 1:00 in the morning, so i didn't want to be in the way so i didn't come down here. but we'll do what we need to do. that's the kin

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martin reacciona al derrame cerebral que sufriÓ su padre. >>> la acciÓn diferida del daca que pretende proteger a miles de jÓvenes soÑadores. la actriz de noticia de la muerte del cantante georgeemece las redes sociales. >>> a sÓlo horas de la fiesta de 15 aÑos de rubÍ estamos desde el mismo lugar del reventÓn mÁs esperado del aÑo. >> dos invitadas de lujo "chikibaby" y luis alejandra marÍa. todo aqui en "un nuevo dÍa" que comienza contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( mÚsica ♪ ) >> seÑores, muy buenos dÍas comenzando la semana hoy es lunes 26 de diciembre aÑo 2016 a poquitos dÍas de despedir el aÑo y esperamos que lo hallan pasado muy bien el fin de semana. >> arrancamos con este homenaje musical de george michael, lamentablemente muriÓ en la navidad y hoy dÍa lo estamos recordando como se debe recordar a las grandes figuras a travÉs de su arte, su mÚsica, pero aqÍi estamos para dar la bienvenida a una nueva semana y seÑores, es un placer presentar a este par de invito das especiales que tenemos directamente desde los Ángeles, la "chikibaby" esta en la familia de "un nuevo dÍa." >> que gusto de estar con ustedes como siempre son mi familia y espero la hallan pasado muy bien en familia. >

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