gloria: thank you. damian: and up next here on "comunidad del valle," a local artist, sam rodriguez. stay with us. in some very high places. sam rodriguez is my guest here on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show. sam rodriguez: thank you for having me. damian: we're talking about linkedin, google, puma, and samsung. what does it say to get your work into places like that? aside from skill, of course. sam: yeah, a lot takes skill, but it also takes a lot of, you know, meeting people in person and just building a portfolio, you know? i have been working at it for well over a decade, but the last few years has finally been well enough to where it's become a full-time career. before that, i was working a lot of odd jobs, you know, and trying to pay myself through school, and also, you know, raise my daughter. damian: that's tough. well, let's go through a quick slideshow and kind of describe what we're gonna see here. tell us what this is. sam: so, what you're looking at are handprints that were made

i agree with gloria. you know, he won. if he wants to come out and do something with the people who supported him, i say fine. i don't have a problem with that. i don't think that now is the moment that he has to try to do the unifying and i'm going to separate myself from most people. i don't even -- i'm not even bothered about attacking the media. look, we got it really wrong. really wrong. and the fact of the matter is, he had to live through a campaign of people saying over and over that he was never going to win, all of these things were never going to happen. he's allowed to vent about it. i don't think it's presidential for him to continue to do that, but if he wants to have this rally, i think that's fine. >> we're trying to understand the supporters. we still don't understand the supporters that backed him, certainly us in the media. we got it wrong. >> we understand the supporters. >> you think? >> absolutely. listen, i think that -- and this is going to sound odd to you but that "saturday night live" skit with t

i agree with gloria. you know, he won. if he wants to come out and do something with the people who supported him, i say fine. i don't have a problem with that. i don't think that now is the moment that he has to try to do the unifying and i'm going to separate myself from most people. i don't even -- i'm not even bothered about attacking the media. look, we got it really wrong. really wrong. and the fact of the matter is, he had to live through a campaign of people saying over and over that he was never going to win, all of these things were never going to happen. he's allowed to vent about it. i don't think it's presidential for him to continue to do that, but if he wants to have this rally, i think that's fine. >> we're trying to understand the supporters. we still don't understand the supporters that backed him, certainly us in the media. we got it wrong. >> we understand the supporters. >> you think? >> absolutely. listen, i think that -- and this is going to sound odd to you but that "saturday night live" skit on bla

vander built is known as the poor little rich girl. >> gloria vanderbilt. >> and gloria vanderbilt istonight. >> you look absolutely beautiful. >> one of the most famous women in america. >> and model, and actress. >> i'm gloria vanderbilt introducing my collection of status jeans. >> my mom is a lot more interesting that on the person that people think that she is. she's got the public face, but the reality of her life is so different than what the public face is. at 91, she is still, you know, working and still painting everyday. i think that her artwork is much more who my mom really is. she is really only interested in creating stuff and working on stuff and even if nobody cease it, it does not matter to her all that much. she is just interested in sort of getting it out. ♪ >> her entire life, she has been painting. i can look at painting of hers and know that it is from the 1950s or know it is from the '60s or i can tell what sort of period it is. >> and she always name d my drem boxes, and she is great at coming up with names, and she suggested that we call the show "tales we te

she was a tv soap opera star, gloria luring.then went onto divorce her and married i think miss world at one point. >> oh, okay. >> he hosed beauty pageants. >> he was only 69. >> yes, yes. >> and his wife, healthy. and we've seen him lately over the last couple of years doing those what tax commercials? >> and he's also made cameos on shows, like this is us, netflix shows, full house, cameo on that. >> and he started as a talk show holes. he lived in canada. talk show host in canada came here the late 80s to try to take on johnny carson's tonight show, a show called in the thicke of the night. we'll play some that far for you later in the show. but condolances certainly pouring in. ellen de jen renz tweeted this. america loved alan thicke, i'm so saddest's gone. >> and demi: i had the pleasure every meeting alan thicke. my authorities and players are with his family. rip. and then the nhl posted this tribute to alan, he is a big hockey fan. and so they said sad to learn of the passing of long time hockey fan, alan thicke. >> ye

joining me now, cnn chief political analyst gloria borger. cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny, lynn suite, the washington bureau chief for the chicago "sun-times" and cnn national security analyst juliette kay m kayyem. we'll talk about this and other trump-related topics but juliette, let's start with this breaking news. the nomination of retired marine general john kelly to be homeland security secretary. you have said long time employees of homeland security department are relieved over this pick. why? >> this is a relief. there is the issue that this is another general, another marine, another white male but putting that aside, the other names that were being floated were terrifying senior career members of the department of homeland security, whether it was giuliani, kris kobach, those were men coming in without a clear understanding of what the department does and for sort of ideological reasons. the department does a lot of different things and so i think having a general who understands the border, who he also understan

jumped from the terrace of the penthouse, gloria vanderbilt witnessed the suicide.s story, i don't know how many hundreds of times, exactly what happened in those final hours and minutes and seconds. but it still doesn't make sense to me. i always thought we were close. then i realized -- the fact he would kill himself in that way and i would have no indication whatsoever, tells me that in some ways we weren't that close. and i always imagined that we would become friends as adults. get through childhoods and meet up later on and reflect back on things. but -- i think my father's death was harder on carter. and i completely didn't realize that at the time. he was two years older than i was, had even more mature relationship with my dad. i do realize now how hard that would have been on him. >> carter was made for joy. but he knew from losing his father that terrible things happen. and you can't prevent them from happening. we met at princeton. you know, i had a crush on him from afar. but the spring term of my senior year, we started spending time together. then the

la seÑora gloria fajardo.xtraterrestre. son los Únicos que tienes? >> por ahora. marÍa elena: en su vídeo musical vemos la historia de un amor no correspondido. ¿quÉ tanto refleja tu vida? >> no. bueno, a mi me gusta muchas veces crear una historia y ponerme en la mente de esa persona, entonces, estaba pensando ese dÍa que hay muchas canciones que se trata de un amor y eso, me encanta pero querÍa usar el coro de la canciÓ y voltear la imagen, la percepciÓn de la canción alrededor del coro. y me puse a ponerme en la mente de una chica asÍ, y

john: gloria is it unfair? i call it death by socialism. >> actually it's not unfair when the things we need to understand is venezuela is the most symbol of something is going on regionally that is well planned. when we thought that communism is history after the berlin wall fell in latin america socialism have a new opportunity to win the elections democratically, not with marxist rhetoric is cuba did that to have the same agenda implemented. john: chavez was elected. >> he was elected and more also selected, everyone that is now part of the socialism of the 21st century agenda was democratically elect did. not through violence but through ultra-manipulation of the language, of the media, of the arts. we are going to implement the idea that socialism is good where people think that they want this type of society. john: because? >> because it's going to be better for everyone and this is the other idea. the leader is a synonym of the will of the people. the leader knows better than any individual how everyone

honorable gloria "lee" snover. honorable richard stewart. honorable lawrence tagus. honorable christine toretti. honorable carolyn bunny welch. >> thank you, secretary speaks. 20 electors, having answered to their names, we shall proceed with the business of the 58th pennsylvania electoral college. we are pleased to have one of pennsylvania's distinguished jurors to administer the oath of office at this time. the honorable thomas g saylor, chief justice of the supreme court of pennsylvania. a bible or holy book has been supplied. the oath will now be administered. chief justice saylor? >> would you please place your left hand on the bible or holy book and raise your right hand? do you and each of you solemnly swear or affirm that you will support, obey and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the commonwealth of pennsylvania? and that you will discharge the duties of your office with fidelity? so please say, i do. thank you. secretary? >> thank you chief justice saylor. please be seated. the next order of business is the election of th

. >> today i spoke exclusively by phone with thicke's first wife for 16 years actress gloria loring.like as a father? >> alan loved his kids. he was a good dad. he was always there when they needed him. >> how's your dad as a coach? >> pretty good. >> we definitely saw that devoted dad. we were with alan back in 1985 coaching he ann gloria's two older sons brennan and robin. >> i have two games, two soccer games and two football games. >> of course, he grew up and having his own son julian making him a grandpa. robin got into acting with the help of his dad and we were with him as he shot a cameo into "growing pains". >> so you want to go into music? >> yeah. my dad is helping me out a lot. >> he was the best man i ever knew. the best friend i ever had. it echoes with alan's youngest son carter posted. >> is this him? is this the famous carter? >> this is him. >> in this interview of 2013 carter spoke of their bond. he was, of course, with his dad at the ice rink yesterday. >> you like playing sports. >> we play hockey a lot together. i wwuld say sports, usually. >> his second wifeeg

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john: gloria is it unfair? i call it death by socialism. >> actually it's not unfair when the things we need to understand is venezuela is the most symbol of something is going on regionally that is well planned. when we thought that communism is history after the berlin wall fell in latin america socialism have a new opportunity to win the elections democratically, not with marxist rhetoric is cuba did that to have the same agenda implemented. john: chavez was elected. >> he was elected and more also selected, everyone that is now part of the socialism of the 21st century agenda was democratically elect did. not through violence but through ultra-manipulation of the language, of the media, of the arts. we are going to implement the idea that socialism is good where people think that they want this type of society. john: because? >> because it's going to be better for everyone and this is the other idea. the leader is a synonym of the will of the people. the leader knows better than any individual how everyone

she's gloria steinem, this is overheard. (audience applause) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you know, you saw a problem and over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. (audience applause) gloria steinem, welcome. - oh, thank you so much. thank you. - so nice to see you again. - yes, this is our second time- - our second time together, and seeing you again, i'm reminded of how you seem to have boundless energy. you never seem to tire of this work. long ago, you would've been forgiven for saying, "i've done my part." - no, nobody has boundless energy, but i'm so lucky to be- - you seem pretty boundless to me. (audience laughter) - i am so lucky to be doing something i love and care about and g

around gloria a couple years and i noticed i found that gloria was always and she didn't say anything about it-- the thing is, i didn't hear it. >> didn't hear the telephone. >> so i went to a doctor and he said, "well, yeah. how do you know that your hearing is gone?" and i said, "well, i can't hear the telephone bell and my wife has to answer the telephone." he said, "well, get a louder bell on the telephone." [ laughter ] and this worked for a while. >> yeah. >> except, we started waking the neighbors. [ laughter ] >> when it started sounding like big ben, that was too much. >> yeah, so i-- so i cut that out. so i went to a fellow and it's been all right. >> yeah, i understand you have-- and you have given them before-- you have another poem for us. >> well, i have a poem-- you have to explain it a little. >> yeah, it needs a little -- >> gloria and i and our twin daughters, judy and kelly, and gloria and i take still picture. we have a lot of them from our trips to africa. and we thought maybe we'd get a moving camera for the twins. >> right. >> and so i got one-- this was quite a

we were with alan back in 1985 coaching his and gloria's two older sons brennan and robin. >> on saturdayscer games and two football games. >> of course, he grew up and having his own son julian making him a grandpa. robin got into acting with the help of his dad and we were with the then 13-year-old as he shot a cameo on "growing pains" >> so you want to go into music? >> yeah. i'm doing the best i can. my dad is helping me out a lot. >> he was the best man i ever knew. the best friend i ever had. it echoes what alan's youngest son carter posted. >> is this him? is this the famous carter? >> this is him. >> in this interview of 2013 carter spoke of their bond. he was, of course, with his dad at the ice rink yesterday. >> you like playing sports. i know you mentioned you play sports. what's your bonding thing? >> i'd say sports usually. >> carter's mom is gina tolleson. and tania callau, another mom. she'd gone from runways in south beach to diaper duty and just rolled up her sleeves and went to work. i needed somebody who would relate to my son that way, and bond that way. so that kind of

ahÍ estÁ el presidente de la liga mx, 90 segundos de la gloria.r dejarlos con las manos vacÍas. comentarista: diciÉndole se luchÓ y estÁ consiguiendo su quinto tÍtulo en la historia, nunca lo han corrido y llega a su partido. relator: mientras la celebraciÓn ha comenzado, hoy la gente de tigres, los incomparables van a celebrar su quinto campeonato. han tenido un trabajo excepcional, el arbitraje desafortunadamente tanto en la ida como la vuelta, ha sido decepcionante. comentarista: el trofeo del subcampeÓn y del campeón de este torneo apertura 2016. ahÍ estÁn los tigres, unidos un hombre importantÍsimo, un lÍder espiritual y moral. no han tenido una buena actuaciÓn. y reciben el abucheo de todo el estadio, ahÍ van a entregarles sus medallas a los Árbitros que han participado en este partido. relator: los Árbitros designados e insisto un gran campeÓn, una frase muy hecha, en un estadio dificilÍsimo, demostrando que es un equipo que puede luchar. lo que hace en este momento, va recorriendo. relator: al final, cayeron y esto es un gran detalle. come

let's get to gloria allred right now representing some of these accusers and gloria, were do you thinkt welcome back, why do you think these women have a duty to testify? >> thanks, mike, great to be home in philadelphia where i grew up. they do have a duty to testify if in fact they are subpoenaed to testify. >> this is hotly contested theory. the defense under stands how difficult it would be, the prosecution case, if, in fact, all or some are permitted to testify, because, the whole issue in this case did andrea constand consent to sexual contact with mr. cost bee? shy said she don't consent because she was incapacitated, gave her three pills. and of course it is important to the prosecution. >> to prove absence of mistake, now she couldn't consent because there is a pattern, common scheme, a design, to incapacitate other accusers to drugs, through alcohol, through combination of drugs, and alcohol in some cases. and of course if someone is doing that to women, they know they can't consent to sexual activity. >> and tree a constant's case, this is her versus cosby, don't bring in al

celebrity lawyer gloria allred represents many of those women. >> if in fact a plan, a scream, a design to incapacitate victims, because they were unable to consent or not consent having been incapacitated they could be sexually assaulted because they were vulnerable, then that would be relevant, that's what's important, that's why the testimony of these witnesses could be considered to be important. >> well, the judge ultimately ruled that cosby's lawyers could identify 11 of those women by name since they already shared their stories publicly and their names are out there, so prosecutors clash with the defense early on about using their names because every intimidation tactic. gloria allred will join us on the show this morning to talk about more about why she says these victims' testimony is crucial to this case. karen, thomas? >> all right, that should be very interesting, thank up, lauren. >> we should mention on good day also celebrity attorney gloria allred, you see right there, she will be joining us for levin view, that's coming up this morning on good day. let's talk about the

abc's gloria rivera has more on that. >> reporter: tonight donald trump suggesting that crackdown on russia is misguided saying in a statement, it's time for our country to move on to bigger and better thing, nevertheless, in the interest of our country and its great people i will meet with leaders of the intli that statement echoing what he said wednesday. >> i think we ought to get on with our lives, the whole, you know, age of computer has made it where nobody knows exactly what's going on. >> reporter: the president-elect has repeatedly refused to accept the conclusion reached by 17 intelligence agencies in october that the creme learn interfered in the election. >> has no idea whether it's russia, china or anybody else. >> i am not -- >> it could be somebody sitting in a bed someplace. >> reporter: trump's team knew the announcement was coming. >> there was notification earlier today to senior member of the president-elect's team, but no consultation in advance. >> reporter: trump under scrutiny for nominating as secretary of state with close ties to russia's president vladimir

. >> let's bring in our panel, starting with gloria borger.e saw a lot of republicans cheering that carrier deal today, even paul ryan, who opposes government meddling in business decisions or in his words, picking winners and losers. he praised the outcome. so here's the question, is trump's message of economic populism working? >> i think it's a little early to say that. i think paul ryan and republicans were applauding this, because after all, the president-elect was keeping jobs from going to mexico. but i do think there's going to be a huge debate among republicans and among democrats about the issues of trade. i mean, we don't know whether donald trump threatened to slap on a 35% tariff that he's been talking about, which lots of republicans would be opposed to. there's going to be lots of discussion in the congress about corporate tax reform. we saw that carrier got $7 million worth of tax breaks over ten years. and there's also going to be a lot of debate over the budget and how you can afford all this, either on the state level or a f

gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> a most precious gift is right. thank you, gloria.r watching tonight. "gma," first thing in the morning. i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a stay-at-home parent from toledo, ohio... a botanical artist from santa fe, new mexico... and our returning champion, a gis technician from oklahoma city, oklahoma... ...whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and to all of our fans in canada, happy boxing day. let's see if we can't make this last week of the year an exciting one, particularly for our winners,

he is a cousin to the kennedy family and abc's gloria gloria is on the story from washington. gloria, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. that's right, michael skakel whose aunt ethel kennedy lived next door to martha moxley has been a free man for three years after posting a $1.2 million bail in 2013. now a 4-3 majority has rejected the argument his trial for murder was tainted by bad lawyering sending him back behind bars. this morning, troubled kennedy cousin michael skakel is a convicted murderer again. the connecticut supreme court reinstating his conviction for the 1975 murder of martha moxley. the 15-year-old girl killed in her backyard the night before halloween brutally beaten with a golf club belonging to the skakel family. skakel, who is ethel kennedy's nephew was first found guilty for the decades old crime back in 2002 but after serving over ten years in prison, skakel's conviction was thrown out in 2013. skakel a free man, his family claiming the lawyer botched the defense. >> he had a terrible lawyer. he didn't get a fair trial and he's not guil

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gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> a most precious gift is right.r and all of us here, thank you for watching tonight. "gma," first thing in the morning. i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. tomorrow night. >>> this christmas is unforgettable for two families after a deadly car crash. tonight, piecing together clues about who is at fault. >> water levels have returned to where they were before the drought. how many salmon are caught. >> the bay area group preparing to lead off a world famous parade, ahead on abc7 news. >> i just want to apologize. i feel for you guys. just like we host a loved one. >>> a gut-krefrjing tragedy for two families whose cars were involved in a crash on christmas day. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> the investigation is ongoing into what caused this crash. police say it appears alcohol may have been a factor. >> one car hit another head on in san jose just after midnight christmas morning. the impact killed the driver of one car. >> we spoke with some bringing alcohol as mementos. some people came

smith was in an unusual relationship with the women's movement because betty and gloria steinem were both smith alumni. gloria steinem in particular was beginning in 1969, 1970, to speak out on the subject of feminist issues, campaigning for equal rights, the equal rights amendment, against restrictions on abortion. the senior class at smith invited gloria steinem to be there commencement speaker in 1971 and she gave a speech that said essentially we are not ready to go coed. we need to get our heads together as women and it would be a feminist act for smith college to remain a college for women. that had a big influence on the views of students and faculty but especially students. the women's movement also had some significant influence on radcliffe. the reluctance in the 1970s, the reluctance to embrace a close relationship with harvard that polly bunting had succeeded in negotiating but they had given away too much of the store and they ought to back up and reassert radcliffe's independent autonomy, identity, control over its own resources, and she thought of that as a feminist ac

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gloria rivera has more about the locations that could be at risk. >> the country's top counter terror teams announcing that isis is calling for supporters to target churches in the u.s. >> they can still represent a threat to the country. >> reporter: the fbi and homeland security have not identified any specific plot at the moment but they are urging police to remain vigilant during this holiday season. on december 21st, isis published a link and called on supporters to attack them. >> things have changed woond he live in a different world and you have to always be prepared. >> reporter: cities like new york and boston have been on high alert attacking berlin last week which targeted a christmas market. >> police will be more in evidence and carefully monitoring. >> the new link points out new posts to carry out attacks in markets, hotels, coffee shops and more but also canada, france and the netherlands. reminiscent of the berlin attack. >> one of the most significant threats facing the country today comes from people who are inspired by terrorist ideologies but operate independent

around gloria a couple years and i noticed i found that gloria was always and she didn't say anything about it-- the thing is, i didn't hear it. >> didn't hear the telephone. >> so i went to a doctor and he said, "well, yeah. how do you know that your hearing is gone?" and i said, "well, i can't hear the telephone bell and my wife has to answer the telephone." he said, "well, get a louder bell on the telephone." [ laughter ] and this worked for a while. >> yeah. >> except, we started waking the neighbors. [ laughter ] >> when it started sounding like big ben, that was too much. >> yeah, so i-- so i cut that out. so i went to a fellow and it's been all right. >> yeah, i understand you have-- and you have given them before-- you have another poem for us. >> well, i have a poem-- you have to explain it a little. >> yeah, it needs a little -- >> gloria and i and our twin daughters, judy and kelly, and gloria and i take still picture. we have a lot of them from our trips to africa. and we thought maybe we'd get a moving camera for the twins. >> right. >> and so i got one-- this was quite a

. >> reporter: that was celebrity lawyer gloria all red who reps many of the women. prosecutors say dozens of other women who tell similar stories should be allowed to testify in the spring trial to show cosby's prior bad act. the judge ultimately ruled that cosby's lawyers could identify is one of those women by name since they've already shared their stories publicly, prosecutors clashed with the defense early on in the hearing about using those women's names in an effort to sort of intimidate the women ahead of the trial. now, allred has suggested cosby establish some type of settlement funds for sexual assault and defamation claims to the tune everyone hundred million dollars. we'll see haw all of this plays out when the hearing continues today, karen, thomas? >> absolutely, thank you, lauren. coming up a little later in just a number of hours we'll have the woman you just saw glare ya all head runs, she represents some of cosby's accusers live on the show with us this morning. we will talk with her. >> also another announced, the monday that i is left over from

great to see all of you and gloria let me pick your brain off the top. let's go back to what ryan nobles was reporting about. the state department post. i feel like in one sense the list gets longer but the headline is that rudy giuliani is out to me. what do you make of that? >> i think in a way, brooke, given the fact that this has played out for so long that if rudy giuliani were going to get it -- and he made no secret of the fact that he wanted the job, he campaigned publicly for it, he told people in the transition he wanted it. i'm presuming he told the president-elect he wanted it and the fact that he doesn't have it is -- because it's played out so long really makes an awful lot of sense that they finally told him no. i was told from a source close to the transition that rudy giuliani could have had a lot of other jobs, most notably the department of homeland security but he wasn't interested in it and i think he made it very year it's either this job or no job and i think that the president-elect probably felt for some of the reasons that ryan

one more, gloria. on to president-elect trump himself, the beginning of the thank you tour last night. packed crowds, cincinnati, vintage trump on prompter, off prompter. do you think this is the version of trump we'll see the next four years? >> it is the trump we're going to see. it's the trump we've seen for the last couple years. my biggest take away was this is a real indication of how he is going to try and win the battle for the hearts and minds when he tries to get legislation passed in congress. what he is going to do is he's going to play the outside game. maybe mike pence, his vice president, will play the inside game in congress and if donald trump is going to try and get something through that congress may be balking at or he needs public opinion on his side he'll take it directly to the american people and i think he's not going to be a president who's going to be ran theed inside the oval office because that's not where he's comfortable or where he gets his energy from. so i think what w

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coming up next former er star gloria rueben joins us live in the loft. it's 10:35. 1 we'll be right back with thisits beautiful lady.betiful la >> good friend of mine testedfre positive lastnd year. yea i think i'm one o people he's told. he's lawyer. didn't want to tell hislis co-workers afraid he might lose ieients. it's got to be hard to carryo cy that around all day. >> it is.. >> so look that was glorialo more television since then.ce t right. >> you know what i'm saying?in [ laughter ] >> she's done a lot more sincee then. then we'll talk about that.l lk abou. that was from er.. gloria rueben played jeannie jea buehl lay a character who musths come to terms with an hivn diagnosis.di now after that show ended a long time ago she continued acting at and building her music career as well. now you can see her tonight atoa blues alley but first gloria gla rueben joins us live right here in the loft.oft. not talking about that old old >> no. >> we're talking about the newaa stuff.stuf >> good morning to you. goo thank you very much.d than >> thanks for h

here's gloria riviera. >> reporter: this snow-packed road, stopping one family in their tracks. >> and the next thing we know we were sliding and we got stuck. >> reporter: the sanquists, mom, dad, their 9-year-old daughter and the family dog, all on the way to california from their home in oregon. the gps mapping the shortest route. just one problem. mountain road. snow socking them in. no shovel. no cell phone service. >> i am not even sure, if i had a shovel, i could have dug out. >> reporter: the family huddling down until morning. the family finally reaching 911. search and rescue getting them back on track, and issuing this steer folks in the wrong direction during winter travel where conditions are poor. >> it was pretty scary, especially because to the left was a downgrade. quite a steep one. >> reporter: this is not the first case of a gps mishap. this driver followed her gps straight into canada's frigid ontario bay. she made a quick escape, but her car was a goner. thankfully, the sanquist family had enough food and gas to last the night. what should have been a seven-hour t

to gloria's point, i think mike pence will really play an outsized one.ms like he is one the one getting the intelligence briefings, in many ways he may be the de facto president depending on what issue we're discussing. >> don't tell that to the president-elect of the united states. de facto president. all right, guys. thanks very much. don't go too far away. >>> an important note to our viewers. please check out the first-ever book from cnn politics called "unprecedented: the election that changed everything." you can pick up your cop today -- copy today in stores or online at cnn.com/book. >>> the obama administration says thousands of isis fighters have been killed in the u.s.-led air strikes. so why does the terror group still control important parts of iraq and syria? we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can mak

gloria riviera has the late pictures coming in. >> reporter: tonight, a united flight in san antonio crash landing, its nose gear collapsing. >> there could be multiple impacts. >> reporter: passengers hearing the warning from the cockpit of an imminent evacuation. then moments later, sliding down emergency chutes. crews working to rush people to safety. >> it's usually a fairly minor emergen emergency. there are a few sparks, there's very little possibility of anyone getting hurt, except for the emergency departure from the airplane. >> reporter: another scare, a qatar airways flight, rocked by turbulence. >> anyone that was not in their seat belt was up in the air for a few seconds. >> reporter: passengers sent flying in the air. some being treated for injuries by paramedics. the flight making an emergency landing in portugal. as for the san antonio flight, no major injuries were reported. tonight, we know the ntsb will investigate. >> gloria, thank you. >>> and a major development in the long-running protest over the dakota pipeline. a victory for the protesters camped out for mon

i got to say the all-time favorite has to be "the facts of life" which he co-wrote with then-wife gloria a talented man. that is a fact. >>> let's talk about the singing on "the voice" last night and a new champ was crowned as team blake ruled again and he was so humble in victory. yeah, right. ♪ >> the winner of "the voice" is -- >> i'm really happy that i was able to be the coach that coached the winner and adam was not. >> i feel really good. i'm not sure what's going on. >> you're not sure what's going on. >> other than that, everything is great. i didn't plan on winning so i didn't pack anything. >> that's five wins for blake, making him the winningest coach in the show's history, but after 11 seasons, the voice which gives the winner a record deal has yet to give it to blake. >> i want to personally issue a challenge to universal records and we need to make a record and put the work behind it that he deserves. >> it means a lot to me that he really believes and cares that much. >> we reached out to universal music group which didn'' respond for comment in time for our deadline, but

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rebecca. >> thank you, gloria. >>> pope francis tonight celebrating christmas at the vatican. holding the traditional christmas eve mass at st. peter's. francis urging christians to remember the suffering of children all over the world. thousands making the pilgrimage to bethlehem, the traditional birth place of jesus. security tight in the west bank town. >>> next tonight, we turn to the hidden dangers of the holiday season. more home fires reported now than any other time of the year. cooking, christmas trees, they can all pose fire hazards, and abc's linzie janis has tips for keeping your holiday safe. >> reporter: tonight a reminder the festive season bringing fire dangers. authorities say the blaze ripping through this manhattan apartment building injuring more than two dozen people was caused by a woman burning a candle while wrapping gifts, the sleeve of her bathrobe hanging in the open flame, catching fire. >> parnltly she took the robe off and dropped it maybe on the floor or on a couch, left the apartment and left the door open. now you have fire in the hallway. >> r