>> hi, i am diane and i am gerald and we are rey's real parents. >> that's right. now, we understand she might be a little mad at us because we left her to survive alone on the desert planet of jacu but we did it for a very good reason. diane is a whiz and made her own christmas stockings this year. >> old, gerald. >> don't hide her light under a bushel, she is good. >> it may seem harsh to leave her alone on a desert planet but she was so special. >> she the is so good with the force. >> i can mow my lawn with my mind. >> we just want to say we love you, merry christmas and happy life day and don't go over to the dark side like your cousin phil. >> now you lay off phil. he just hit a bit of a rush patch. >> late show with stephen colbert. >> tonight, good-bye internet. plus adam driver. john earl. with a special holiday performance by -- featuring -- and now, live on -- from the ed sullivan theatre in new york city. it is stephen colbert! >> stephen: thank you very much. thank you, thank you, thank you. hey, everyone. hey! thank you so much. welcome, welcome to th

his name was gerald woodruff pitch the way.he kept in touch with judd any kids. >> hi. >> how are you. awe off i know. >> iffage in all of the christmass that have come and gone. >> just want to thank you for your dad. >> yet here they were. decade later. talking about an act of kindness, their dad had done. >> one act of kindness. how it grows. you never know. >> never, thank you. never. just, he loved people. and just, just, wemt right in and helped. yeah. ♪ ♪ >> which gets us back to george bailey. that hollywood ending did prove one thing -- kindness begets kindness. >> atta boy, clarence. ♪ ♪ >> did you think about doing kind things a lot. no, i don't need to do that. stupid. why did we do that? just do it. no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. i was wondering if an electric toothbrusthan a manual.s better and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a den

esa persona podrÍa ser donald trump junior, podrÍa ser gerald kushner.a asesora dijo que se estaba refiriendo lo que dirÍa los demÓcratas. el foco de la investigaciÓn parece ser una potencial obstrucciÓn de la justicia y ahora, esta investigaciÓn, ha llegado al cÍrculo íntimo de trump. la investigaciÓn fiscal especial en el rusiagate no avanza sola. hay otras cuatroen el congreso de los estados unidos. arantxa: son 16 las mujeres que acusan al presidente trump de haber las acosado sexualmente en casos que se extienden durante dÉcadas. una de las concursantes del reality show the apprentice, quiere llevarlo a corte. la corte suprema de nueva york decidirÁ el martes si la demanda de esta chica contra el mandatario debe proceder. >> enjuiciar a un mandatario en funciones no es cosa fÁcil. deponiendo de lo que se le acuse, collar cosa puede suceder. el prÓximo martes los abogados de donald trump notarÁn bloquear una demanda por difamaciÓn ya que ella alega que trump daÑÓ su imagen al llamarla "mentirosa" porque ya lo acusÓ de acoso sexual. >> , sin president

amigo de la familia catalogó todo como un accidente y no quiso juzgar al conductor identificado como gerald tag según la policía el conductor arrojó .08 en la prueba de alcohol. .07 es el límite que permite la ley en ny. ----una niÑa de 11 aÑos fue encontrada sin vida mientras dormia. al noreste de filadelfia ---la menor se encontraba en casa de un amigo, cuando ocurri el hecho y fue trasladada a un hospital local donde una hora mas tarde fue declarada muerta. --los detectives de homicidios indicaron que se encuentran investigando el caso y no ofrecieron ms detalles - en indiana, autoridades investigan si la vctima fatal de un tiroteo, era en verdad, un intruso que intentaba meterse a un apartamento. - de acuerdo al reporte, cerca a las once de la noche del martes se escucharon disparos provenientes del la vivienda. - la polica trata de determinar si se trat de un intercambio entre el residente de la vivienda y el sospechoso de intento de allanamiento de morada. un tirote en redwood city dej a dos personas heridas... le contamos que medidas tomaron las autoridades y quienes estn relacionado

general manager, gerald rees jey reese is fire. to supposed to his credit. an employee of the team since 1994. he is out. in meantime, steve spagnolo is stepping up. eli manning announced as the starter against allison sunday. things getting crazier but steps are being taken to get things right. the lake and on sunday the seahawks in seattle. 10 - 3 seattle in the third. the rumbling of her time square but tackled. a touch back in seattle schools and the next drive. 24 - 10, the seattle seahawks top the eagles. the eagles are starting to get nervous already, let's have not. meanwhile, the jets won the kansas city. they are at five and seven. the playoff hopes are still a live. back to bill. >> thank you george. stay with her. marshall coming up. next, we speak to a wife is desperate to free her husband who has been in prison for more than a year and >> welcome back to chasing news. on this video. an american citizen is a graduate student at princeton university has been detained by the government of iran. he has been for the past 16 months. not being able to

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and richard nixon was pardoned by gerald ford. if a president of the united states decides, okay, i candon' want to pardon someone and want enforcement priorities to be x, y and z for reasons of state, unless there's some specific and corrupt motivation, which is going to really have to be shown in a real way, it's okay for a president of the united states to actually have enforcement priorities and even to let clearly guilty people go free if there are perhaps reasons for it, or if not, then we have to talk about whether gerald ford obstructed justice. so whether george h.w. bush obstructed justice. or for that matter, president bill clinton who pardoned his own brother on his way out obstructed justice. this goes back to up george washington. people who are clearly guilty are pardoned all the time and not prosecuted all the time. and actually, just think about drug laws or anything else, we do not prosecute all crimes and there are reasons we sometimes don't do that. >> how familiar is this all to you? >> too familiar and it's n

remember gerald ford when he weighs a congressman in 1972 said let's move the embassy.hen when they become president they take quite a different tact. since 1995 they kept signing that six month waiver that delays the move of the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. now president trump bucking tradition over the last few decades and saying he is going to be the u.s. president that finally moves the embassy. the white house in a preannouncement briefing last night said that the president in declaring jerusalem to be the capital of israel is merely reflecting history and the fact that jerusalem has been the capital of israel back in abe shent times. in modern dimes, of course, it's the seat of the government. as did the peace process which so many critics say he is go to blow up by making this announcement. committed to a two state between israel and the palestinians with jerusalem as the capital of those respective nations. rex tillerson at a nato summit said. this listen here. >> the president is very committed to the middle east peace process. he has a team that he put

it's in the bay view district near fits gerald and jennings streets this morning. there were serious seniors. we don't know who was injured at this point, but we see that the area is all blocked off. we've got reporter thom jensen on the scene talking to investigators and gathering information. we'll continue to monitor and bring you any updates as they kbk available to us. >>> well, coming up, we are tracking a cool weekend, vianey, no rain, but cool temperatures around. >> yeah, indeed. it's been very cold in the morning and now it's fairly mild. over-luke looking mt. hamilton at about 57 degrees right now. i do have a system i've been tracking all week long that may affect your weekend plans. if you're heading -- stick around for your weekend and next sechb day forecast coming up in just a bit. >>> another cell phone customer caught in a tug-of-war with four figures on the line. i'm consumer investigative reporter chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomic

>> well, you know, don rumsfeld came in when gerald ford had just plunged 40 points in the polls afterichard nix nixon. he compared it to climbing into the cockpit of a crippled airliner straight towards the ground. rumsfeld with help from an assistant named dick cheney pulled the presidency out of the nosedive. >> but gerald ford was a much different man than donald trump. donald trump is impulsive. he goes by the gut. he doesn't like listening to anybody. we're already hearing stories about how people get around john kelly, they call melania and ask her to pass him information or he calls people from the residence and says don't say anything to the chief of staff, this is according to the reports out there. >> there's no question about it. donald trump is a completely unique animal. he is very difficult to discipline. it could well be mission impossible. but at the same time, it makes kelly's responsibility even more important. you know, this white house chief of staff more than any of his predecessors is the thin line between the president and disaster for us all. when you look at h

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you can see the officers chasing the van until it stops at this gerald avenue. police say o'neill was running towards the patrol car and the officer shot him from the passenger seat. you can see from the footage the gunfire shattered the window of the car. o'neill died at the hospital later that day. it turns out he was unarmed when the officer opened fire.>>> a word is out for former care worker accused of sexually assaulting a disabled man. officers are searching for charles ward. he worked at an assisted living center in san leandro. investigators say he is accused of sexually assaulting a male resident in a bathroom at the adult care facility in march. the victim has cerebral palsy and can only communicate by nodding his head. he was an awards care at the time.>> we have no other known victims related to mr. ward at this location. we would be interested if anyone else has information about mr. ward or his activities.>> ward quit his job as officers were going to question him. he has been on the run ever since. he has an address and plaster veal but his where

one of the things that gerald ford did, gerald ford, a very underestimated figure, is he managed to defend republican party, defend even richard nixon while communicating to the american public that he was completely uninvolved with these actions and that he was a person of character and decency. and the public was sort of ready for him to step in when the nixon presidency collapsed. he was close to nixon but not as close as pence is to trump. that's not a legal problem, but it is a political problem. and ford did not have to pull the trigger on richard nixon. he did not have to initiate the 25th amendment. it happened anyway. but the process that is threatening donald trump is one that is a political process that probably is a deadline in 2020 rather than 2019. and mike pence is bound to donald trump. there isn't a good way out of this for him. >> we're going have to take a break here. ron klain, thank you for joining us tonight. and david, please stick around. >>> coming up, a report that the white house wanted to create a provide spy network to spy on, among other things, the cia. priva

we speak to gerald lori, a globl advisor. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: the selling of tech stocks appears to be easing today. what is driving this out of technology into names like financials. was this about taxes or was this a part of a bigger unwind? joining us now is the deputy at global advisors. at global advisors. give us your read on this out of tech stocks? does this to find where we are out of the cycle? the momentum from trade, that has been one of the factors that has driven them all year. valuation levels are at a place where it is hard to see where they go from here and that normal year-end tax selling and things of that nature, it does not surprise me that tech is pulling back here. playing intoit is this valuation story? >> i do not think it is tax in but you get reform, the normal activity or whatever you want to call it and you look if these names america out of 74 100%. >> what about the broader tech story for look? global tech. opportunity? >> collectively, there is. in semiconductors, that

each of the last 12 presidents, from the royalty of ragan to the regular-guy feel of gerald> the morning of his inauguration. >> i came, and he opened the door, and he's washing and scotland left the world of london newspapers to become one of the great chroniclers of the american civil rights movement and chaos of the 19 sects. >> he'd just been shot. that was the watts riots. >> reporter: now harry benson is out with a new book celebrating his extraordinary career. this man of pictures can also turn a phrase. when asked how his life behind the camera should be remembered. >> maybe i'll settle for the greatest photographer of all time, of all time. >> reporter: so that's not too much to ask for, huh? >> i was glad i was there when i was there. >> reporter: which is exactly, harry, how the rest of us feel. jim axelrod cbs news, new york. >> glor: and that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. thanks for watching. good night. >> reporter: it is growing by the minute. >>> i had hoped that judge moore would resign in other words withdraw from the