her name is gracie hunter.ommy and gracie show" where they put toys to the test. their quirky videos have been put to the test over 100 million times. >> did you ever think it would be this popular? >> i don't think ever. >> i remember the first time we got comments we didn't know and thought, people are watching us. >> reporter: they decided to make the video after mom was faced with multiple sclerosis. i thought, what can we do all summer given that i could. go outside and do the normal things that you can do. said let's start a youtube channel. >> reporter: their show quickly became a hit. bede spite lacking shall we say the polished look of other productions. >> we don't do like retakes and stuff so if we mess up words, if we drop stuff, knock it over, i mean we just keep going. i can't tell you how many times we've dropped stuff off the end of the table. >> that happens so many times. >> i go pick it up. >> and i keep going. >> gracie is part of a point-size toy reviewer. they've become increasingly popula

neither is gracie west. >> i have no choice but to be strong.e through. i say i have to keep going. and then other people won't thing like, oh, i don't feel good, i just have to -- you can pick to be -- you can either be happy or sad. >> reporter: a year ago gracie was diagnosed with stage 4 fuehrer row blass toma. she's become an expert on things no child should have to think about. when people say what are you doing next week, i'm going for kimmo. i can't come to your birthday party. it's like the new normal. >> reporter: try to imagine how abnormal that is for parents. you can't, sharon west said. >> no one said it's going to be fair. you can always ask why us, why this, you can always say why not you. getting angry, what is that really going to do? we have to really focus on the positive and what's our next step and different ways that we can do things to make a difference. >> reporter: gracie named her dog topie for her first cancer drug. a good catholic she prayed for strength. then along came make a wish, the foundation that grants kids l

. >> reporter: teresa gracie were one of thousands of police officers who traveled to new york. they bowed their heads at the funeral of new york police officer rafael ramos. >> it's a guy just like you going to work putting on the uniform just trying to do his job. >> reporter: ramos and fellow officer liu were shot and killed in their patrol car december 20th. >> they were assassinated. they were sitting in their car eating lunch. the way they were killed, it touched everybody. >> reporter: jet blue provided free air fair for gracie and 700 other police officers to get to new york. the day of the funeral, the streets were so packed she had to walk a mile. on the way she expressed an outpouring of gratitude from new york officers. >> the community themselves they stopped, thanked us for what we do. they were offering us water. >> reporter: virgin atlantic donated tickets so four of their officers could get to new york. he says there was no question they had to go. >> as new york came and gave us support when we lost officer capoot and aguilar. >> reporter: the weekend was emoti

. >>> and gracie gold stops by for a spin on the rink.nia sanchez. >> thank you for having me. >> it's good to have you. flying by. you were named miss usa in june, right? >> six months ago. >> coming up you have another major competition. >> yes, sir, miss universe coming up january 25th in doral. >> down in florida, right? >> yes, sir. >> are you looking forward to it? >> it's going to be freezing cold here. i'm looking forward to being warm. >> you're not just a beauty queen. you're fourth black belt tae kwon do. >> i was super shy and my dad got me into it. >> could you throw al across the plaza? >> are you sure? >> you have exciting news about who is hosting the miss universe pageant. >> it's actually your very own natalie morales. i'm really excited, you'll be an amazing team. >> i haven't done it in a while. it will be great to be down in miami for it, too. >> we are rooting for you. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> have a great holiday. >> thank you. >> you can catch the 63rd annual miss universe pageant sunday, january 25th, 8

and then leslie again, this time with her beloved gracie. then, something went wrong. >> it's like it's just happening in slow motion in front of me. >> reporter: in an instant, leslie was gone. >> at the waterfall, she's in the river. >> reporter: what happened at cottonwood creek? >>> the hunt for answers starts with a frantic search. where was she? when we return, the first clues. >> they were yelling and the yelling was coming from downstream. mm. you know what's gone? kevin? the aspartame in yoplait light - they took it out. oh yeah, it is gone. what's wrong with kevin? vo: yoplait light with 90 calories. smooth, creamy, and now aspartame-free. get up to 60% off, plus 10% off. sears mattress spectacular! plus an extra 5% off or up to 60 months special financing, and, free delivery and assembly. start your mattress search at sears. no, no, no... germs, germs, icky germs, icky germs (bell rings) cute cute that's cute. delete it...cute (bell rings) by their second kid, every mom is an expert and more likely to choose luvs than first time m

figure skating champ gracie gold out on the plaza rink. first this is "today."hit song "shake it off" here's gracie gold. [ music playing ] [ music playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers ] >>. >> grosscy gold, thank you so much. we are back in a moment. this is "today" on >>> it's a good time on christmas morning, we will check in with our good friend willard. >> merry christmas, everybody. from all your friends. >> happy birthday. bernice kruger is 1 is 00-years-old. she loves to be with her children. mary fuller, the fuller brushmen, do they come around? 100-years-old today. she likes to sew and knit. this is ray peek from haworth, oklahoma. he says hard work and staying busy, that's the way you live to be 100. etta may and karl tarpley, they like to fish and garden together. that's it. and now back to all the santas little helpers in new york mistletoe all right, willard, merry christmas. thanks very much. >> look who is here. look what the cat drug in. >> merry christmas mistletoe i was opening my gifts with santa. we did well, this year. we have a great show, a special c

look at the fences out gracie mansion. he made sure those fences were fortified. mr.t anyone come in, the perimeter works for him. and he has the police all out there keeping the crowd at bay. i mean, were they profiling people? why not let them all in? these are all, you know, people of great intentions, noble intentions, why have the fence at gracie mansion? let them all come in and be part of the conversation. it's insulting to the police officers who keep him safe, who keep us safe in new york and who, frankly, don't get paid very much money. the gals at "the view," they do quite well. >> they make millions. >> these police officers make very little and put their lives on the line every day. it's insulting to us and to them. >> i have heard anecdotally walking around. the morale seems at an all time low. they seem dejected. they feel under attack, they see people on the streets screaming at them that they're race. based on what? based on the mayor telling them that they racially profile young kids. >> and giveni igiving voice and affirmation to people who speak in

gracie galloway. thank you both for being with us, joe. distinguished guests and so many honored guests with us today, our veterans and your families. on this very special day all across this nation, we are remembering all who have served in defense of our nation, but at this very special memorial, we especially remember those who ii, theirworld war families, and those who supported on the home front. we also remember the men and women who are serving today, and they are coming off the battlefields from iraq and afghanistan. what a magnificent job they have done and are doing, and they are all volunteers. as we know, world war ii was the most destructive war in history. an estimated 60 million people lost their lives. mostly women and children and , who got overrun by that war. millions were murdered in concentration camps and death camps. caps -- almost 70 years ago today, on the cymer seven, without warning, the japanese attacked pearl harbor without warning in hawaii, and this nation was thrust into a war we were not prepared for. those

. >> a summit i'med at protecting illegals outside gracie mansion.ll deblasio, the progressive democrat, has gathered various like-minded cheek consecutive testifies from across the country on firing out ways to deal with president obama's executive order on immigration. they're trying to come up with a five-point master plan to deal with those five million undocumented residents who will soon get legal status. the mayors want to set up a warroom for the expected increase in municipal services, establish i.d. cards for undocumented residents and scale back cooperation with federal officials who could deport them the the mayors say municipalities are on the front lean of the immigration influx. >> the president's action is a strong beginning. will affect millions. it's also a gateway to something much greater, comprehensive immigration reform. the thing that's been worked on for years and years in this country. the consensus in the room today is that reform is actually closer because of the president's executive action. >> whether folks arrived in sea

. >> and the gracie mansion summit that will be held in new york city, mayor diblasio, 20 other mayors to implement the president's executive fiat on amnesty. >> another cooperation by local government with lawlessness on the part of the feds. look, the president is saying to five million unlawful foreign nationals do a, b, c, d and e and i won't deport you. where do the a, b, c, d and e come from? he made them up. they are not from the statute. that's called rewriting the statute. that's called refusing to enforce the law. the people are entitled to know, the american president will enforce federal law as congress enacted it, at knnot as he wish to be. >> there is no branch of government willing to make him enforce law. we have a congress that has absolutely run into an impasse at least since judgment of its capability and imagination to act, and the judiciary, the supreme court is doing nothing here. >> they are almost complicit, federal courts and the congress, in allowing the president to do what he wants, from declaring his own war on libya, whatever you think of gadhafi, ended up

laughter ] another local story, new york city mayor bill deblasio recently installed a fence around gracien for privacy and security concerns. deblasio wants to make sure the wrong person doesn't get into the mayor's mansion. while new yorkers were like, "too late." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: get this, next year, iowa will become the first state to offer residents an app that allows them to use smartphones as their driver's license. yeah, that way you can have the one thing you lose most on the thing you lose the second most. [ laughter and applause ] can somebody call my drivers license? just call it -- it's on vibrate so. somebody call my driver's license. ♪ hey hey hey hey sorry that's my ringtone. found my drivers license. [ laughter ] ♪ no, too late, too late. don't even do it. [ laughter ] that's right, iowa will offer residents an app that allows them to use smartphones as their driver's license. or as every teenager with photoshop put it, "hi, can i get two bud lights and a shot of tequila please?" [ laughter and applause ] [ don't you forget about me plays

. >> i our friends cameron holding gracie, which is sister of george. >> exactly.over there not to be forgotten on the send fluff. >> i fluffy the cat. >> not really -- >> but fluffy very croak al. >> yes. >> i think it is the tv light, gets him upset. first thing, you have to have a plan for taking care of pets, sometimes you get the new pet, oh, wait, we're going visiting. what do we do with the dog? >> we really want people to crate train their dogs, especially puppies, very important these pups are crate trained. they have been living in crates when sleeping at nights in their foster homes. that's number one. >> and they want to come in your bed. >> yes, helpful for potty training, things like. that so crate training big. we want to exercise them, too, before we put them in the crate. going to a party, yes, take them for a run, puppies don't walk that well on leashes, but run them around the house. >> play with a toy. >> right. >> george loves. >> this little camera shy now. >> look, little christmas light. the cutest thing you ever saw. hello buddy. and if you

what's really cool is that they're partnering with -- pro athletes like gracie gold you. see here.e skater you. get to basically do workouts that are inspired by and some times led by pro athletes. serena williams, maria sharapova, so if you need inspiration to get in your, rear in gear, you can just start with, with the nike plus training club. >> is it free? >> totally free. that's the best part. the other really cool thing. you can actually stream the workouts to your tv wirelessly if you have an apple tv at home. or google chrome cast. you can stream from your mobile device. whether a phone or, tablet. straight to your tv. and work out in the comfort of your living room. so i really like that. and they're really comprehensive in terms of, you know, the types of workouts and how long you need to do them for. they have instructional videos as well, too. so it is a really good starting point for, for, somebody who has no clue. >> who needs sean t and in sanity when you have that. >> exactly. >> next step is gym surfing. this one is really cool. because it basically gives you've di

john bassett caught gracie doing that once shortly before her death. she never failed to stop by gracey's house to hug her and he never failed to leave without handing her, quote, a little piece of money, hayes called it. he said, when guy to the pearly gates and st. peter asks me who do you know? i'll mention face gracey because she'll nut a good word for me. a place blake bassett is a tough place to pin down. a hoyt of bashed wire and blue heron, crumbling breck behemoths and tiny trailers which astonishingly somehow still stand. it takes patience to pinpoint the soul of a kuhn, and pat roth and months after months and rare after larry men see the effects of globalization on her hometown. down to the street lights that illuminates the center at night. ever since bassett if you were stopped providing the town's communal lighting residents have solicited donations to pay for it at a cost of 720 per pole per year. some businesses gave up and had their lights removed from the poles. when i finally got around to asking bat for a tour of bassett i had alre

john bassett caught gracie doing that once shortly before her death. she never failed to stop by gracey's house to hug her and he never failed to leave without handing her, quote, a little piece of money, hayes called it. he said, when guy to the pearly gates and st. peter asks me who do you know? i'll mention face gracey because she'll nut a good word for me. a place blake bassett is a tough place to pin down. a hoyt of bashed wire and blue heron, crumbling breck behemoths and tiny trailers which astonishingly somehow still stand. it takes patience to pinpoint the soul of a kuhn, and pat roth and months after months and rare after larry men see the effects of globalization on her hometown. down to the street lights that illuminates the center at night. ever since bassett if you were stopped providing the town's communal lighting residents have solicited donations to pay for it at a cost of 720 per pole per year. some businesses gave up and had their lights removed from the poles. when i finally got around to asking bat for a tour of bassett i had alre

he's basically holed up in his castle at gracie mansion and, when you think about how quickly he lept the side with protesters, anti-cop protesters, and how quickly and eagerly he embraced al sharpton and much like the president and eric holder. meanwhile his reluctance to anything like that, guys that work for him and work for the city when they have been murdered in cold blood, you know, rationally you don't have to look at it very closely. emotionally it is profound. what he is doing, argument he should resign. martha: there is an argument for that. people are calling for that. the video of the new york city police officers turning their backs on him, in a long row, maybe we can pull that picture up, as he walked in to do that news conference, i was so stunned when i saw this picture. you think about the potential. this situation when you have got the new york city police department turning on their own mayor, and turning their backs to him, jonah, just think about what that would be like at national level. how unbelievable and horrible that would be. that is what happened to the m

they live look look outside gracie the storm clouds in sonoma county and orange county is a cyclicalhot it can see that the marin said the bridge heavy rain coming down at the moment keeping closer and closer toward san francisco side eventually will be downtown and financial district as well. fur should cast for heavies band of rain in the north bay center rose a nord and an apple. letter and falling several distortions the east bay so far so good. and will never pardon time pushout by about 3 4:00 and local the what weather to the south. 56 evening commute and also looking for light showers coming up here and there on the bay. expect whether to stay with us at least through tomorrow and things really start to dry out temperatures today upper 6 is los and also sent forecast shows what weather with us the first half saturday there were fine saturday afternoon sun monday beyond that toward of thanksgiving weekend and christians thursday whether actually looks mild and sunshine temperatures even warmup just a little bit. or the rain is coming down i feel bad for jackie took the compone

at gracie mansion covering the summit this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jose. >> let's start with the basics. ways the goal what's the goal of today's meeting? >> gathering here in new york to hash out the details to how exactly to implement president obama's action. we saw there are several hundred thousand people who qualified and this will mean several million possibly who will be able to qualify for these new actions which means it will require a huge amount of coordination between city officials, between federal officials and also advocacy groups. it was on these groups to education the population to let people know whether or not they were able to apply. because of this massive increase of people this will need that coordinated effort here. >> it's going to be a huge test implementing the actions. where does the white house fit into this? >> they need to rely on a lot of these cities that have such large immigrant populations. and it's very noticeable that this coalition gathered is made up primarily of democ