so good. >> this reminds me of my mom's h oh, my god that's good. let's go to the balome.toy. we got napkins right here. >> what are these? >> s cs a ded shells. >> ricotta. ricotta cheese yup. >> is there more monyh mione with 3 soline are fooe. >> i think it's the food. >> it's great. it's ridiculous. ♪ >> i insist this is one of the odd derr segments we've done but ya gotta try this. ♪ >> how cool is that. filler up and filler u00s >> it lole s good. >> just i ene mike taste great food throughout the night for this last story hce.s getting a chanrea to make it. >> let's see if he's got what it takes to draw noodles. ♪ >>> i am in the heart of chinatown for this ya gotta try this s >ment. igum over at a plarea called nan hand drawn noodle house incorporated. get the way this is jazz minute the daughter of the owner. how long has this plarea been here li3 thp>> 13 yeaso.. >> 13 years? >> yes. >> now i i gou'ng to eat. but i i not gou'ng to be here just to eat. i want to make the noodles. >> on toy. >> biste asse it's dramatic, isn't it? >> yes. >> how far bacthinkis this

all right >> oh, looking good. >> clean it up. >> 9th inning, looking good, joe. >> i'm feeling good. >> looking amazing. >> you have 40 seconds. remember it has to be plated, hands have to be off. >> i am grabbing stuff. >> cheaters. >> totally cheating admitting you, perfect. >> we're not cheating. >> nigel sa is an artist look at him. >> i got it. >> sorry. >> 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. hands off. hands off. >> look at him. >> look. >> hands off. >> ed. >> so pres >> that is awesome. >> you made that. >> okay the cooking portion is complete that was exciting, by the way, right now, the final dishes are on the judge's table. i en view you -- envy you, now time to take a taste, see who the winners will be, we'll check it out. >> we did stake and lobster. butter on the steak, and lobster tally. tail. >> a salt roasted rib-eye with a beautiful grilled tomato. >> we prepared a bacon wrapped poker loin with fresh tomato salad, is assault -- mushroom. >> rib-eye, and basted and poached it. >> i think the flavors are working, i think. >> our judges have deliberated. let me tell our con

so finally to say good morning i would say good morning mr. president. one morning president carter came through 6:00 in the morning going to the oval office and we got to be real good to say good morning mr. president he said what is your name? he saw my brass buckle everybody saw that. and lee would get to talking but but president carter him and i got to be very good friends. >> host: did it ever occur to you they were standing there with the president of the united states having a conversation? >> one eyed said good morning mr. president he would say good morning steve , that is what it would hit me you are talking to the top people in the united states and they recognize your name. that really made me feel good and i was sure that i would be there when they came through at that time even president reagan. everybody that would see me me, i was of regular person minding my business with my work to keep me busy. >> use said kind things about hillary rodham clinton and nancy reagan. what was your interaction with the first lady's question. >> the main o

good morning. caller: yes, good morning, sir. guest: good morning.aller: good morning, young fella. not you, sir, but the boy. i hope you feel good right now. but i'm 60 years old, and i broke my back twice, and my wrist is broke, and, you know, you don't feel as good when you get older as you do right now. i preach the gospel for year -- i don't know, 5 1/2 years or something, but i was a marine, sir. i loved the marine corps, and i love you. but i'm just trying to tell you, when you're young, you feel real stout and everything. but when you get older, you can't do nothing, and that gets sad. but i love you, son, and good luck to you. guest: well, thank you, sir, i really appreciate that, and hope you feel better. good bless you. host: our next call is from valparaiso, florida. tim, good morning. caller: hi, i enjoyed the book. in the book, you mentioned the demons of the life we left behind continue to chase us. what are some of the life skills that you had to develop through the years to be even today still defeat those demons? thanks a lot. guest

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police were on heightened alert hereer there were four arrests overnight but no major clashes. a district attorney saying that the gun at the shooting scene was cocked and loaded. and this story was mh differentn it originally played out on social media. overnight, a small, peaceful process, in charlotte, slamming the district attorney's decision not to charge officer vincent, in the shooting of scott. system. >> reporter: coming two months after this video stunned the nation. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. >> there's a huge gap between the police and the community. that's where we are here. >> reporter: right after the shooting, violence in the streets and questions about whether scott was armed. police say they were trying to serve a warrant to a different man at an apartment complex when they saw scott with a gun and marijuana. >> it's my opinion that officer vincent acted lawfully when shot mr. scott. >> drop the gun. >> he doesn't have a gun. >> reporter: initially, witness

good evening and welcome. >> >> good evening. i'm dean jones a community organizer and work for a local agency that helps deal with your homeless problem not mine yours you have people sleeping open our lawn in the front and i get bay window paid no good money to take care of your problem you definitely don't pay me enough so i'm here for two reasons one is because you can do something about the regulations of how you hire people greg suhr when you hired him before our chief he worked was an officer that the obesity called balanced i didn't and beat the black off their skin had you knew that maybe you wouldn't have hired him as chief what else do you know about those new chief or the people maybe you can't hire you guys because their personally 1r689 number one and number 2 the use of force you're creating a problem for the officers they're handling every problem in san francisco including mental health you should have a mental health unit instead of defunding it you've laid off me before i worked with mr. lee and mentally ill pe

good morning. >> reporter: good morning.olice believe he is armed and dangerous and asking the public for help in finding him. this morning a massive manhunt for an escaped inmate serving life in prison. 47-year-old michael allen williamson slipped out of the mccormick correctional institution at 8:50 p.m. and police believe an hour later's be thatted a female officer at this walmart. pictured on surveillance camera before the stabbing. >> she continued to pursue the suspect to get him off the street. >> reporter: the officer had been responding to a shoplifting call. authorities believe williamson may have escaped in a food service truck. he was sentenced to life if prison in 1998 for armed robbery. authorities believe he received several disciplinary actions involving drug and smuggling contraband. >> we need your help. unfortunately, these things happen and we'll pursue this person and bring him to discuss 'tis. >> reporter: police are urging the public to call 911 immediately if they see him. as for the officer stabbed p

good morning, happy tuesday to you. feeling good this morning, good vibe. so the vine is closed westbound eastbound you can see closed usually opens right around the 5:00 hour, but right now heads up walking out the door early. also take your alternate. also the schuylkill at montgomery drive, overhead sign maintenance, open in both directions, also have intermit and the stoppages both directions as well, see huge group project, flashing lights, the whole bit. heads up around the area and some construction, nine at south to academy road, cottman, right lane blocked there. we'll have more construction route 130 southbound 642, all lanes are blocked right now because of the construction. use the alternate 295 your best bet, whole lot more to talk about when we come back in ten to 15 minutes, jan, over to you. >> happening today, bill cosby back in court for pretrial hearing in norristown. prosecute remembers expected to argue assault allegations against cosby by other women, should be included at his criminal sexual assault trial. cosby is charged with druggi

neil diamond and now -- >> so good, so good, so good. to the man who brought us sweet caroline, diamond just announced a world tour to celebrate 50 years of show business. the first show is coming up april 7th in fresno with stops all across north america including new york, los angeles, chicago, toronto, vancouver, tampa then europe and uk dates i guess will be announced as well. diamond start the as a songwriter who went on to sell more than 125 million albums. so if your love is o don't bring her flowers, bring her tickets to this legendary tour. i promise you won't go wrong. tickets go on sale december 9th at live nation. i am so there. >> great delivery. >> it's sure to be so good, so good, so good. >> you startled george and i. we didn't know -- >> i usually get into the ba, ba, ba. we have been doing this. >> it's coming up. >> she's hearing it coming up. >> there you go. >>> coming up the surprising challenge women face at work and the problem that may be more common than you think. >>> as we count down to christmas, we're going

♪ good morning to you >>> good morning, america. ♪ good morning, good morning >> she was america's sweetheartbbie reynolds, passing away just one day after losing her daughter, carrie fisher. she dazzled the world in the golden age of hollywood from "singin' in the rain" to "the unsinkable molly brown." >> i'm unsinkable. >> hollywood in shock after the loss of mother and daughter and a new interview overnight with her son. >>> a hacking payback. russia facing imminent retaliation for those cyberattacks that plagued hillary clinton and the dnc and helped donald trump. the obama administration set to announce new punishments for russia. why intelligence officials are so sure the kremlin, in fact, meddled in the american presidential election. >>> midair meltdown. chaos erupting overnight on a delta flight. >> we do have the authorities called. >> the unruly passengers caught on camera. punching others on board forcing the plane to turn around. police rushing in to diffuse the incident. >> why? for what? for what? >> what sparked the emergency landing? >>> bombshell lawsuit. the brother of jonb

jenny, good morning. >> good morning, thomas. and dante rollins told our chris o'connell last night he was looking forward to a hot bath, home cooked meal and reconnecting with his mother after nearly ten years behind bars. dante walked out of prison yesterday with a big smile on his face surrounded by his lawyers and his family after da seth williams dropped a 2006 attempted murder charge against him. rollins was accused of playing a role in a shoot that left a six year old boy paralyzed in strawberry mansion. the 29 year old was serving 62 to 125 year prison sentence, and was awaiting a new trial when he was released. the da stopped short of calling rollins innocent, but says, new information cast reasonable doubt in rollins' involvement. video evidence showing rollins was no where near the crime scene. a piece of evidence has originally attorney never brought up in court. rollins can thank the innocence project and his mother for his release. >> hell, hell on earth, you can describe hell on earth, that's what it was for me, be

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the only way that you can tell that this was a day-care center is by the few toys that remain. this is where a family of seven rushed over from their mobile home looking for a safe place to ride out the they ran right into harm's way. just one day after at least 16 tornadoes devastated much of the south, families in alabama beginning to pick up the pieces. this door frame the only thing remaining for one family. >> we were all holding on to each other. crouched down on the floor just dear god, please let me live through this. >> reporter: all that's left of this day care a small room. >> we've been fortunate compared to the last few times that it's parts of the town leveled. debris up in the trees. the shelves still standing at this destroyed convenience store. in mississippi, families assessing the damage. as they cut and clean outside their homes. look how this pecan tree sliced right through this house. >> we had to get the ladder over there and get her out the window because she c

when we see a good that is worth that much more than another good yesterday, the goods today are worth more than others yesterday, we don't know how much was due to inflation and how much of it was real quality adjustment. it is the same good, and we know it is purely inflation. if it is a good improved, we know by how much it is improved, but when you have a new product replacing an old product, you don't know. what this does most of the time is imputation. you impute the growth by the new goods and you say as if it was done by the existing goods. you call that imputation in the u.s., and in europe they call it extrapolation. it is one or the other. you essentially use the existing to infer what the new will bring to the old. we calculate that you are missing one percentage point of productivity growth. they say it is 1.5 in the u.s., it is truly 2.5. i don't call that stagnation. in france we have a finance minister who considered 0% is good news. but 2.5% is great news, i believe. i would not call that stagnation. that is my second argument. there is a third argument which is in eur

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. i can tell you it is cold here, and it continues to snow across western new york. these streets and sidewalks get plowed, and the snow piles up again. about 10 inches here, 20 inches in some other spots. you know, it's been a pretty slow start to the snow season. a mild fall which has great lakes primed for a big snow event and this arctic blast is producing just that. overnight dangerous pileups across the great lakes as winter plows in with a vengeance. >> this is a skating rink. >> reporter: 70 vehicles slamming together on interstate 90 near eerie, pennsylvania. this is what it looked like stuck inside one of those tipped over vehicles. people out from the mess. >> we have some people trapped in vehicles. >> reporter: slick roads causing this 50-car pileup in lake county, ohio. and this crash in lansing, michigan, where three people died. the blinding snowstorms coming in fast. catching some people off guard. >> driving conditions in these lake-effect snow bands can deteriorate in

. >>> good >>> good morning, america. breaking news. an urgent manhunt for this escaped inmate accused of stabbing an officer at a walmart overnight. caught on surveillance cameras as he makes a run for it. >> we'll pursue this person and bring him to justice. >> police in hot pursuit right now. >>> arctic blast. frigid temperatures spreading from the rockies to the east coast creating a travel nightmare overnight. now 20 states are on alert as windchills dip 30 below zero. up to three feet of lake-effect snow on the way and a major storm moving into the west. >>> chaos on campus. a high school student armed with knives. >> back up. back up. >> threatening classmates until a school officer steps in taking one shot to stop him, then jumping in to save him. the teen fighting for his life this morning. >>> basketball blow-out. lebron james and the cavaliers dominating the knicks overnight but the real competition off the court. >> there goes james and, nope. >> why basketball's biggest star was flipping out over the water bottle challenge.

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good morning. >> good morning.is on the heels of the christmas day blizzard, these pictures of the pacific northwest spokane, washington, spinouts with trucks flipping over. mt. hood, two feet of snow in less than 24 hours, yeah, that will pile it up there. some of the snowbanks over six feet. that same system going to ride a very strong jet stream and get into the northeast by tomorrow. look at these winter weather alerts. we have winter storm warnings posted for northern new england as this storm gets to the coastline, we're probably going to see coastal development here. probably starting out as snow, not a ton of cold air here, not going to be a blockbuster snowstorm but for interior sections away from i-95 where it's a mix of rain and snow could see a foot of snow. on the bright side this is a boon for ski resorts. dan, back over to you. >> thank you, rob. >>> now we turn to politics and that scare at trump tower on tuesday. police evacuating the lobby over a suspicious package. authorities later giving the al

good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning. these are very serious charges, the highest level of arson meaning prosecutors believe these two young people started these fires with intent to do damage. this morning, two juveniles in custody accused of deliberately starting the fires that killed 14 people in eastern tennessee. that two people have now been charged for their role in starting the fires. >> reporter: authorities say they believe the fire was set the day before thanksgiving. within days, the blaze exploding. more than 14,000 people forced to evacuate the towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge. >> people were basically running for their lives. >> reporter: travis cogdell says he had just parents out of their house, showing us what's left of it. >> the kitchen table was right there. >> reporter: he tells us he plans to search through the rubble for his father's purple heart. in all, nearly 2,500 build damaged or destroyed. the flames coming dangerously close to dolly parton's dollywood amusement park. the country legend p

that's good.ng it real. >> we'll check in. >> all right. >> thanks so much, steve. >>> moving from the festive and the exciting to the somber and scary news this morning we've got breaking news that 92 people are dead after a russian plane headed to air base in syria crashed into the black sea today. minutes after taking off from sochi. there were 84 passengers and eight crew members on board. and the passengers included members of a well-known military choir head to go a concert. officials are ruling out terrorism right now. the cause is under investigati investigation. >>> back here at home, delaware state police are looking for a driver who hit and killed a woman and then took off. it happen last night just before 8:00 o'clock on christiana road near end berg drive. we're expecting more information to be released on this crash a little bit later on today. 7:08 this morning. one person is in the hospital after a nasty accident early in south philadelphia. it happened at broad and washington just

good to see you, steve. >> good morning, how are you to go there. >> good.>> well, no, mine's staying on but i didn't do the no shave november. we are here at smithville barber shop and we are taking care of the atlantic city police department who not only protect and serve but gone out of their way to raise over $10,000 for no shave november which has to to with man cancer, and also gave the other half to guild a's club which is a local organization, lauren was in charge offsetting this whole thing up. she called me and said we need to do a good thing for these cops because they went out of their way once again for the community to raise a ton of money to grow awareness, welcome, and mike came out to help us out and to organize and to keep these guys in line because they are getting rowdy here. >> yes. >> this is mike camp. >> how are you to go. >> good, so why is it so important to get involved, mike. >> well, community gives to us and they help us out so it is just our way to give back a little bit to the community. >> so will you miss it? you grew it the

good news, and some more good news.e've got music of the legendry tony bennett. >>> first, let's check the headlines. flags are at half staff across germany this morning after an apparent terror attack in berlin, a driver rammed a truck into a crowded dchristmas marke, more. >>> russian officials are heading to turkey to join the investigation into monday's assassination of its ambassador there. he was shot by an off-duty turkish police officer. it happened in front of a crowd of stunned people attending a photo exhibit. the chilling moment captured on camera. that gunman was later killed in a shootout with the police. >>> and we've seen a new round of evacuations from war ravaged aleppo overnight. the red cross says at least 25,000 people have now been fled syria's second largest city in recent days. >>> also this morning, we have an exclusive look at a taped interrogation of real estate heir, rob durst. >>> this newly released video released and audio recording, we'll get ago i full picture of robert durst and the pro

>> "good news! you're just two bananas away from being able to make banana bread. go make two friends!" >> stephen: go forth and make two friends. congratulations. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano playing ally cat ) >> stephen: what's your name? kate. >> stephen: where are you from? >> new hampshire. >> stephen: what are you going in new york city? >> visg break. >> stephen: where's your daughter? hi. nice to meet you. where in new hampshire? >> newton, new hampshire. >> stephen: did you meet every presidential candidate? >> on the blue side, yes. >> stephen: on the blue side. yes, i did. ( applause ) >> stephen: how are you feeling, kate? >> i need good news immediately. >> stephen: all right, great. would you like it in banana form? >> if that's all that's >> stephen: so choose. only two bananas left. >> okay. >> stephen: all right, see what we've got here. >> i'm going to wake up and i'm actually in a dream. >> stephen: no. there it is. >> oh, it's in the banana. >> stephen: yeah, we have the tech

it's all good, though. it's all good. >> eric: okay. >> anthony: don't say okay.ao: everything you just had was appetizer. >> anthony: it's all good, though. it's all good. >> eric: he's the devil. look at him. >> seven: let's drink baijiu. >> anthony: all right, eric. yeah. you're getting into the spirit of things. >> eric: do you know he took me, he took me on this trip to make me suffer. >> seven: yeah. >> eric: to kill me slowly or fast. >> seven: that's what friend does to another friend. you know? that's what good friends do. >> anthony: yes. >> seven: in drinking culture of china we enjoy torturing your friends. [ eric laughs ] >> xiao: well, let's drink to friendship. >> seven: yeah. >> anthony: to friendship. >> seven: to friendship. >> eric: thank you. i like that. >> wu: ah, okay. to friendship. >> eric: yeah, to friendship. >> seven: to friendship. er? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy californi

she taught me that education was good, to learn is good. and when i graduated, we had a large graduating class, six kids, and the presiding officer from nevada, you should feel good about me. i graduated in the top third of my class. my parents were -- did the best they could. my dad never graduated from eighth grade. my mom didn't graduate from high school. in searchlight, it is probably no surprise to anyone, there was ever, ever a church service in searchlight that i can ever remember. there was no church. no preachers, no nothing, nothing regarding religion. that's how i was raised. we -- my brother and i were born in a our house. there was no hospital. that had long since gone. i can remember -- i didn't go to a dentist until i was 14 years old. but i was fortunate. i was born with nice teeth, especially on the top. the bottoms aren't so good, but rarely, rarely have i had a cavity of any kind. just fortunate in that regard. we didn't go to doctors. it was a rare, rare occasion. there was no one to go to. i can remember my father havin

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i see an overall good for italy, good for europe, especially good for united states.eir debt problems under control. you see this populist movement we saw that began over the summer in the u.k. with their vote to leave the e.u. now we see this here in italy and of course the u.s. presidential election. do you think the eurozone is threatened? do you think the e.u. will be further threatened with today's vote in italy? >> almost definitely. i think you just love the crack in the day on. it remains to be seen if italy abandons the e.u. or opinions the euro. i think you are starting to see people don't want that central authority if you well where a lot of major decisions reside in brussels. i think that's good. i always thought the e.u. with an odd duck. it's not the united states where it all came together in 1776 with this configuration of countries, which don't share mores and customs like that. it's good for independents and that ultimately is good for financials. nicole: odd duck, we got it. you're ready. thanks. cheryl: coming up, a lot more in the italian boat in

a good alternate route this morning would be polaski highway or belair road. 95 here, looking good, nots through calverton. to virginia. back to you at the desk. larry: remembering alledge and lost too soon. jummy: pop icon, george michael, dead at 53. how is he being honored this morning? larry: plus another blast of winter and the nightmare travel conditions people are dealing with across the country. jummy: new investigations from baltimor the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. larry: we are learning more about the driver of the tanker that crashed on interstate 95 during the pilot. the driver did have required certification for driving a fuel truck. he also had a valid medical certification. the tanker crash happened at the thattime as the pilot injured dozens more and shut down the highway for hours. it is being

good morning, professor. >> good morning.as odd of a transition season and the appointments as you've ever seen. >> what we're really seeing here is that these nominees or soon to be nominees are there because of two principal criteria. one they're very loyal to donald trump. >> right. >> number two, they're very successful in business. very few of them have any government experience in fact miss chow is probably the only one who is going to be in the cabinet and she's actually the wife of a former anniversary mitch mcconnell. >> right. >> there's a lot of politics going on. at the end of the day, though, we have to recognize is that just like the obama administration said elections have consequences. so too in the trump administration. he's putting in people that are going to push the positions that he feels that are important. >> he also -- it's interes integ because his whole push was i'm going to drain the swamp. i'm going to get rid of these long-term people. >> rye. >> now it seems people who have experience. but he ran

they bring a lot of good ideas, and that can be a good thing. there are many people with talent that like to go to different places. it is how you deal with the dislocation and the rules of whether or not someone can actually work. if are not going to let them work. immegration, no you condemn yourself. in japan, they have an aging population. you have an aging population, and it makes it hard to change the structure. immigration brings you new blood and new ideas. in france, the big celebrities of france, many of them came from other countries. my mother created a film in france. they came with ideas from abroad. came from big names. many people came from -- the whole thing is to manage it. you need to have a policy to manage. there is working immigration, human rights immigration, to integrate them properly. >> do we have a mic? i will take three questions. there is a gentleman here. doctor sam hancock, one topic is innovation and renewable energy. then also, green agriculture, that is where many of the jobs are. >> david asked a question abou

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he's always game and does it for the good of good things. >> come on, you can do it.ut lifting a car curse. i have invokeed my magic stick. >>> there will be no christmas for you boys and girls. >> very impressive. >> a hawaiin shirt. those are cool, it was the deep dive into the freezing cold water >> that's fortunately most memorable one. i never want to have that experience again. >> it wasn't the car wash >> that was offered for the r >> have to do over and over again. >> in all seriousness are you ever for the up for this? you seem like you're a sport about what you say. >> i try to say yes to everything. anything that spins me kind of violently, i'm not very good at. >> we were somewhere that you did that. >> when we went to the joint force andrews base. like the pilots do >> you looked good in the aviator suit. >> we got to go. listen, hitting good day on the air daily is a total team effort. no show takes more time and help than our annual halloween spectacular. this year's we think was the best >> we're going to share some of the best moments from the kelly a

good actor. they say he was one of the great, great dads, television dads. >> no kidding. >> yeah, yeah. >> said he loved that role, wrote a parenting book years ago, great advice for kids. said he was playing ice hockey, he loved, one of his passions with his son, 19-year-old son carter and he ended up having a heart attack there. >> what i mean about -- you know, love them while you have them. >> yes. >> in an instant, someone can be gone. not forever but temporarily. >> yes. all right. >> and we are going to have a little contest. i guess we'd call it, a little wine bot. >> a little wine bot, yes. >> a moment this week the internet went crazy when two ryans were photographed together. ryan reynolds and ryan gosling. you never see these two together. >> two fine specimens. >> both at the critic choice awards. >> both had a little facial hair happening. >> okay. so, ryan reynolds beat ryan gosling in best actor category. "deadpool," gosling for "nice guys." fans debating, who do you prefer? team

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margaret, good morning. >>> good morning. well president obama has ordered a full review of the extent of russian hacking. but the president-elect is arguing that the intel community should have made its findings public before the election. something they first did back in october. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think it's just another excuse. i don't believe it. >> reporter: in a harsh rebuke to the cia, president-elect donald trump says he does not believe that russia intervened in the u.s. election to help him win and said democrats made it up. >> they have no idea if it's russia or china and somebody. it could be somebody sitting in a bed some place. i mean they have no idea. >> so why would the cia put out this story that the russians wanted you -- >> i'm not sure they put it out. i think the democrats are putting it out, because they suffered one of the greatest defeats in the history of politics in this country. >> reporter: mr. trump's comments directly contradict the cia's conclusion that russia tried to damage hillar

good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan.ns were expected to hitting the road or flying this holiday season. for parts of the country which has been a white christmas, travel is slow and dangerous. overnight, near-whiteout conditions across the northern plains. residents digging out from under a christmas blizzard packing heavy snow and winds. in grand forks, north dakota, freezing temperatures and an ice storm leading to dangozens of crashes and spinouts. high winds wreaking havoc. this semitoppled by a powerful gust. several trailers at this dealership knocked over, too. this building flattened by the strong winds. in flagstaff, arizona, heavy snow stranding trucks and cars on the roads for hours. leaving many to wait out the treacherous conditions on christmas day. >> yeah, no, i don't know. i'm just waiting. all i can do, right. >> reporter: travelehousands of travelers forced to wait. more than 300 flights cancelled. the rapid city and bismarck airports cancelling more than half of their flights. and add to that, more th

it's good to be loved. >> jimmy: looking good. >> thank you.in this photo? >> oh, yeah. that was sweet. this -- i forgot how it happened, but this woman turned 99. >> jimmy: connie. >>ni she turned 99, and her granddaughter, i think, tracked me down to see if i could wish her a happy birthday or come see her for her birthday. she lives in atlanta. so, i called her on her birthday. you know, i said, happy birthday. and she gave me my first library card when i was seven. >> jimmy: is that right? [ audience aws ] >> and she -- yeah. right. exactly. and she remembered me. and she said, "you'd get the little skinny books." i said, "oh, that was me." [ laughter ] that's me all right. >> jimmy: that's me all right. >> with a lot of pictures. [ laughter ] with a lot of pictures. >> jimmy: got to start somewhere. >> so she lives in atlanta. and i said, you know what? i have to come to atlanta because i'm the national spokesperson for the boys and girls club so i had a thing i had to do in atlanta. so, i went by to see her, and she makes all these scarve

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good morning. caller: good morning. was having a 13th birthday party when they broke in and said the japanese have bombed pearl harbor. even at that age, we knew something cataclysmic had happened. it stunned us, it destroyed the party, of course. since. has been the same i remember it so vividly, vividly, vividly. host: you remember december the eighth? did you listen to president roosevelt's speech? caller: i'm sure i did, but i don't know what he said. host: what are the memories that stick up for you in the days after pearl harbor? everybody thought the japanese were so invincible, we were looking for anything to happen. i was in new york. that is my hometown. we knew that we were on the east coast, but we were fearful for our neighbors on the west coast. even as young people. knew that were a little older, 17, 18, 19, they immediately went to try to join the army. host: did you have family members going as well? child. no, i am an only host: do you remember the end of the war? caller: yes, i do. downtown new york a

good morning, megan. >> good morning. some much-needed rain and mountain snow to parts of california begins to move on shore late tonight and into the day on wednesday. this storm system then may move from the pacific all the way through to the atlantic over the course of the next few days running into a very cold air mass as it does so. for much of the midwest and east it will spell possible accumulating snow. arctic air mass is settling in. look at the wind chill numbers. wind chills from 25 to 35 degrees below zero. stretching on off to montana this morning. high temperature of 17. even colder tomorrow. 8, minneapolis. balmy 65 in los angeles. charlie? >> thank you so much. >>> syria's army says it is ready to take over the last holdout in eastern aleppo. the pro government forces reportedly kill at least 82 civilians since october. the red cross says thousands of other civilians says nowhere safe to run. they say there are 12,000 people have been killed in six years of civil war. retaking aleppo would be the biggest v

joe, good morning. >> reporter: tamron, good morning. we're told dozens of survivors have made the trip here to hawaii for today's events. but with each passing year, the number dwindles. the veterans are now in their 90s, a few over the age of 100, which is why this 75th anniversary is considered the last major gathering of pearl harbor survivors. >> we have witnessed this morning the severe bombing of pearl harbor by planes. >> reporter: it's the moment that ushered the united states into world war ii, and for many the same moment when the greatest generation was born. >> yesterday, december 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> reporter: the surprise attack at pearl harbor killed more than 2400 americans. nearly half were aboard the uss arizona. >> i remember that i lost a lot of good buddies. >> reporter: that day 335 men made it off the arizona. only five are alive today, four of them making the long trip to hawaii to pay their respects, including luke conter, who brought dozens of friends and relatives. >> has this year's

good to have you back. >> thank you, it is good to be back. >> are you still at nyu. >> yes. >> goodo see you there. >> we miss you here, come on over. >> so how are you walking i'm doing good. >> you still have that thing in your leg. >> yeah. >> is it a titanium plate. >> i'm not sure what it is but some type of metal in there that is connected with the screws keeping everything together. >> so that will be in there the rest of your life. >> yeah, pretty much. >> lou good. >> thank you. >> how are you feeling. >> i feel good. tried somebody different for my hair. >> you look good. >> i follow you on instagram, i sees your updates. >> oh, god. >> great pictures. you are doing a lot of things. >> just trying to stay active and busy. it is easy to do that in new york because is there so much going on and with will school, and stuff and finals week i have been keeping busy where did you grow up. >> i grew upright here in philadelphia, north philadelphia, mostly and then moved to west philadelphia but i'm a philly girl. >> so you are a junior now at nyu. >> what are you studying to be i

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good morning or good afternoon to you. >> yes, good afternoon here, good morning to you. yes, retail sales much better than expected up almost 11% but keep in mind that we had single day in november which had 17.7 billion worth of sales. so that was a huge chunk of that number. it was better than expected. investment also in line with expectations. there was this delayed reaction in the china markets because we saw the selloff continue for monday into the morning session. we got this data out and it wasn't until a couple of hours later we saw the markets turn around. is shanghai composite just barely getting over that hurdle. hang seng also the same picture there. now the property sector had a lot of pressure today and that's because property sales growth for the month of november slowed to 7.9% in terms of growth. that's a huge difference from that 26.4% growth that we saw in the month of october. this means that the housing curves in those top terrify cities in china are working. we saw pressure on developers there in the asian market. we saw some caution in the asian m

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president-elect donald trump is expected to win those 270 electoral votes and more by about 3:00 eastern time this afternoon. and with minimal drama or defections. now, for donald trump and his team, this whole russian hacking story from their point of view is a trap. they participate in the conversation they believe that undercuts the trump victory. instead, the trump strategy call on the intelligence community to play show and tell and that is something it almost never does. >> the campaign is over. this man is the president. >> reporter: on sunday, the trump transition team dodged the question of russian responsibility and said democrats are to blame for taking political shots after the war was over. >> i think what the democrats ought to do is look in the mirror and face the reality that they lost the election. >> reporter: team trump points to conflicting intelligence assessments and asked for hard evidence, knowing the spy craft safeguarded. >> if there is evidence, let's see it

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good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin. ronald gasser is waking up here this morning behind bars, this after days of outrage that the admitted shooter hadn't been arrested. the sheriff now firing back defending why it took so long. this morning, ronald gasser, the alleged road rage killing of former nfl player joe mcknight is behind bars charged with manslaughter. >> two people engaged in bad behavior that day. >> reporter: the sheriff slamming those who criticized him for not immediately arresting gasser who police say had admitted to shooting mcknight right away. >> we have a very forward leaning, stand your ground, self-defense justifiable homicide laws that creates for us, an onbligation to make sure that >> reporter: the sheriff arguing that the four-day wait for the arrest was for a reason, allowing investigators to question gasser without a lawyer present and giving other critical witnesses time to come forward. >> mr. gasser never did ask for an attorney. we have over ten hours of noncustodial interviews with him. i