holmes. dr. holmes: it was an accident. sir? to your comments about letting subordinates have their say, at jutlnaand -- at jutland, there was a flag captain who did not send the messages that he wanted to send. you never receive the location of the german fleet and where they were heading. that is part one. part two, the battle cruiser force that he was in command of was constructed very much differently in design and construction from a german battle cruiser fleet, which we saw with terrible effect. last, do you know master chief stephen skelley? dr. holmes: i actually served with him on the wisconsin. >> is a my three questions. dr. holmes: was he a friend of yours, before i answer? >> yes, he is. dr. holmes: ok, question one. the first question is the one that is really worth calling a lot of attention to. the second one is on ship design. always waiting the trade-offs between speed, propulsion, and those kinds of things. but the important point and one that andrew gordon pays a fair amount of attention to is yes, there are

holmes. dr. holmes: that was an accident. >> with regard to your comments about letting subordinates have their say. at jutland, there was a flag captain who didn't exactly send the messages that he wanted to send. in fact, he never received any messages on the location of the german fleet or where they were heading. that is part one. part two, the battle cruiser force was constructed very much differently in design and construction from the german battle cruiser fleet. which we saw with terrible effect. dr. holmes: i actually served with him on the wisconsin. with him on the wisconsin. >> those are my three questions. [laughter] dr. holmes: is the master chief a friend of yours before i answer? [laughter] the first question is the one that is worth bringing a lot of attention to. the second one is on ship design, we are always weighing the trade-offs so i will come back to that. one point that andrew gordon pays a fair amount of attention to is when you think about a complex signaling system to

holmes and watson opens up christmas day.l nischelle. >> safe travels back home, kev. >>> now christmas is also celebrated in emilia clarke and henry golding's upcoming rom-com. it's actually in the title and i was exclusively on the very cold london set. >> i didn't know it was gonna be 47 below. >> yeah, yeah. >> i've got lots of layers on. i'm not gonna lie. there's three long johns and a couple of tops as well. >> i'm in tights. >> the temperature was 30 degrees. it was about 3:00 in the morning. their co-star and the film's writer emma thompson suffered with them. >> this is my new look. >> keeping this couple warm their mutual admiration. >> henry was a big fan of "game of thrones." >> i needed more. >> as for henry, i think emilia speaks for all of us. >> i have not said this to you 'cause it's sort of embarrassing. you came on the screen and i was like ah god. >> that hasn't changed. >> well, yeah. so my day job is to work in a christmas shop as an elf. go figure. >> it's just my general mood and persona doesn't quite

pete holmes, everybody.ert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank ellen degeneres and pete holmes. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, this is his album "all of it." here with the song "love you too late," cole swindell! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> how y'all doin'? all right? ♪ ♪ i wish this whisky would make her miss me like i wish she did i wish she did ♪ ♪ pouring up another one won't change what i should've done ♪ ♪ before she left now all that's left is mile by mile and city by city ♪ ♪ she's getting over me and man it ain't pretty no ♪ ♪ she's out there rolling down some old interstate wide open wide open couldn't make her stay ♪ ♪ probably cranking up some new freedom song wide open wide open won't pick up the phone ♪ ♪ while i'm dying here tonight staring goodbye in the face ♪ ♪ saying i love you too late ♪

ruly in "holmes and watson. >> what could go wrong?ou together do they get excited because they know you from other movies? >> yeah. they do. >> there's a -- yeah, there's a tepid level of excitement. >> you guys were excited. [ cheers and applause ] >> there's a lot of shake and bake. >> jimmy: yeah? >> boats and hose. [ cheers and applause ] which is weird with your kids. boats or hose! what does that mean, daddy? tell you later. >> jimmy: boats is where daddy lived. and never mind the other. i think there's real affection between the two of you. >> there is. >> jimmy: almost like when you were talking earlier about your chemistry, obviously you guys have great chemistry. i notice, will, you almost seemed a little misty-eyed or something. >> it's really good that we're back -- oh, buddy? you all right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you all right? >> it's good to be back together. it's been pretty emotional. >> it kind of has. just -- a lot of emotion. >> jimmy: you guys want to take a break or something? >> no, no, we'll work through it. we'll

about the stuff that is in sherlock holmes stories. sherlock holmes or you don't like him, there is plenty there. >> your majesty, would you mind if we had a picture together? >> who's going to take the photograph? >> i will take it. hey girl, peace sign up. >> we're solving a royal family murder mystery in this movie. >> a murder in buckingham palace. >> do you personally geek out about the royal family in real life? >> i think there's a little part of all of us that geek out about the royals. to sneak into the queen's bedroom and put on some of her jewels and walk around in a negligee, right? sneak through the hallways. ah my word. >> did he say he walked around in the queen's lingerie? >> i did see him. >>> can we talk about one of my favorite rom-coms of all time? "working girl." it just turned 30. i know, wrap your head around it 30, and we're celebrating the movie milestone with one epic friday flashback. ♪ let the river run >> well, i hope that this can be like the old fashioned feeling of going to the movies and having a great

they found her yesterday morning along holmes run parkway. it is disturbing crime that has neighbors uneasy. >> i believe this is one of the most horrific things. it surprised me when you said it. it broke my heart. >> reporter: this man asks that we not show his face, says news a young woman was murdered in his neighborhood is disturbing and unsettle. violent crime is rare in this complex which borders holmes run park. >> it's a mixed neighborhood. i couldn't even imagine something like that happening. >> reporter: very little is known abt howiamond moore came to be in this area. records connect her to a homees adin alexandria a couple of miles away. in march of 2017 the bodies of two teenagers, later determined o be murdered by the ms-13 gang, were found in a section of holmes run park in fairfax county. diamond moore's murder is the fourth homicide in alexandria ts year. >>> ws 4 working for you. a traffic alert, if your weekend plans involve traveling over memorial bridge, think again. it is closed the entire weekend beginning at 9:00 p.m

you'll see. >> sherlock holmes and dr.was new territory for me. i w like, let's do something fresh. >> yeah. >> and i knew the kids are going to love it, teght? >> repor as for the blot? >>kingham palace. >> the stories are so perennial and favorite. favorite -- what am i trying to say? this is our first ierview together, harry. i don't have my sound bites together yet. give me a second. breakfast. about >> yeah. an allegory. >> we thought let's do "holmes & watson watson.". >> reporter: it's the pulling apart and coming back together again? >> yeah. >> reporter: holmes was a genius an a one-of-a-kind skricrime helver. >> something about you present -- it's like when you lose your glasses or so ithing, whic sure you do at least once a day, haright? >> reporter: right. >> you are not satisfied until you find the glasses. and otwill's them. >> you want to see something really cool? >> whoa! that's amazing, right? >> middle-aged cool guy. >> all right. >> i walk into a restaurant, peop are like right this mr. first laerrell.

kristen holmes reports. and this is president trump's first visit to troops in a war zone since taking office.so here's what we know so far a lot of the details just starting to come out and keep this in mind they do this for safety not only for the president and first lady but also for all those advance teams, white house reporters traveling with the president to keep them safe.we know they left in the middle of the night last night.a secret flight that landed at al asad air base that's just west of baghdad.now according to reporters and the white house the first couple spent three hours on the ground there taking selfies and thanking them for their service the men and women as well as wishing them a merry christmas.and this is a time-honored tradition we know that presidents have been doing this - visiting troops during the holiday season especially in those war zones for decades. this trip comes during a lot going on in washington, it's not only the government shutdown but also a time in which president t

holmes. he is the j.c. wiley chair at the naval war college and was previously on the faculty of the university of georgia school of public and international affairs. as a former u.s. navy surface warfare officer he served as an engineering and gunnery officer on the "uss wisconsin." holmes is a graduate of vanderbilt university, the naval war college, providence college and the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tuft's university. his latest book is the bright star over the pacific which was the best book of 2010 by the atlantic monthly. please join me in welcoming dr. james holmes. [ applause ] >> good morning. it's a thrill to be here in this wonderful city and this fine venue. you will find in the next 45 minutes while i'm talking to you they will range back in history about a century. in order to help us learn the lessons of world war i, as i think the american sea service, naumly the united states navy and the united states marine corps and the united states coast guard can learn f

pete holmes is here.nd we'll be right back with ellen degeneres. >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live brought to you by mercedes benz. ♪ you are ever happy there daddy, it's christmas! ♪ childhoods, joyland never let go of your dreams. the mercedes-benz winter event is back. lease the glc 300 for $459 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. ♪ this week at target, the the more you save!toys save $10 on swift toys. save $10 on surprise toys. save $10 on action toys. save on toys only at target. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back tonight. a gentleman who is the creator and star of the "crashing." his new hbo standup comedy special is called "pete holmes: dirty clean." pete holmes is here. then, this is his latest album, titled "all of it." cole swindell from the mercedes-benz stage. tomorrow night, nicole kidman and ron livingston will join us, we'll have music from the smashing pumpkins, and later this week, will ferrell, john c. reilly, amy adams, matty matheson, jeff ross and dave att

you'll see. >> sherlock holmes. and dr. john watson. >> sherlock holmes.murder in buckingham palace. >> the stories are so perennial and favorite -- what am i trying to say? it's our first interview together, harry. i don't have any sound bytes together yet. give me a second. >> it's all about brexit. >> yes. it's an allegory. >> we thought, let's do "holmes & watson." >> it's the pulling apart and the coming back together again. holmes was a genius, and a o one-after-a-kind crime solver. >> it's like when you lose your glasses, at least once a day, right? you're not satisfied until you find those glasses. >> that's right. >> and will has got them. >> you want to see something really cool? >> yes, please. >> that's amazing. >> right? >> middle-aged cool guy. when i walk into a restaurant, people are like, right this way, mr. ferrell. yeah. >> reporter: we laughed for the better part of a half hour. and i wondered -- so, when you're working together, who breaks up more on set? >> we pride ourselves on hanging in there as long as we can. there's a moment in

kristen holmes has this report from washington. --reporter pkg-as follows--it's beginning to look a lot like...a government shut down.president trump refusing sign off on a senate approved short term deal to keep the government running unless it included billions for his border wall, president donald trump: i've made my position clear. any measure that funds the government must include border security. it has to.sending capitol hill into chaos. lawmakers scrambling for a solution just hours before the midnight deadline.rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: we're gonna go back to the house and work with our members. we want to keep the government open but we also want to see an agreement that protects the border.the house of representatives passing yet another spending bill late thursday, including the president's $5 billion border security demand. moving the country closer to a shutdown. the partisan bill is likely to fail in the senate, as democrats have made clear they will not support any wall funding.sen. chuck schumer / -d- new

as kristen holmes reports - the president did take time to share christmas messages - and weigh in one country. "melania and i are truly thrilled to wish every american a very merry christmas."president trump and first lady melania trump-- wishing a merry christmas to americans this morning--before video conferencing with u-s troops-- reaching out service members around the world from all military branches. president then offering another message to reporters--- tis the season.. for a long government shutdown.pres. donald trump: "i can't tell you when the government is going to be open. i can tell you it's not going to be open until we have a wall."the president adamant he wasn't caving on his demands for border wall funding.the government shut down friday night when negotiations between congressional democrats and the white house stalled --leaving hundreds of thousands of federal employees without a pay check this holiday season.the president claiming that federal employees supported the shut down.pres. donald trump: "but many of those workers have said to me and communicated, stay o

kristen holmes, washington. darya ) and we have continuing coverage of the potenital shutdown all morning long on air and online. and coming up at 7:30 we will take a look at how this shutdown could impact people here in the bay area. (darya)( will ) now lets get a check of weather and traffic... after showers to kick off this busy start to the weekend for travelers roadways will dry after showers to kick off this busy start to the weekend for travelers roadways will dry with improved conditions into the afternoon. high temperatures will peak in the upper 50's and low 60's with partly to mostly cloudy skies taking us through the day. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( will ) ( will ) breaking news we are following this morning... crews are on the scene of a deadly apartment fire in san j

american political royalty.in houston, texas, i'm kristen holmes. (justine)(justine) (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . dry and seasonably cool weather is forecast in the bay

our next speaker is doctor james holmes. he is the jc riley chair of maritime strategy at the naval war college and was previously on the faculty at the university of georgia, school of public and international affairs. as a former us navy surface warfare officer, he served as an engineering and gunnery officer on the uss wisconsin. holmes is a graduate of vanderbilt diversity, university the naval war college, providence college and the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tufts university. his latest book is the second edition of red star over the pacific which was the best book of 2010 by the atlantic monthly. please, ladies and gentlemen, help me in welcoming doctor james holmes. [ applause ] >> good morning it's a thrill to be here in this wonderful city, you will find that the next 45 minutes while i'm talking to you that i will reach back in history about a century and more than a century in order to help us learn the lessons of world war i. as i think the american c services namely the united states navy, the unit

kristen holmes explains. penniless in an unfamiliar city-- just days before christmasthat's how more than 200 undocumented immigrants found themselves after immigration and customs enforcement dropped them off at a greyhound bus station in el paso texas sunday evening. carlos / migrant: "it worries us because we're not in our country, we don't know where we are. but we have faith in god that that everything will turn out well."according to el paso police--- the group includes families and children-- many left standing in the cold outside the small bus stop.roberto/migrant: "there's a lot of us. we have to stick together and see what happens."while authorities work on plans to relocate the group-- el paso residents are stepping in to help--joseph gainor/volunteer: "i brought some water bottles, some granola bars, some fruit snacks for the kids."several of the migrants saying they hadn't eaten and had no money to call their families or buy a bus ticket homejoseph gainor/ volunteer: "these folks don't have anyth

holmes i'm kristen holmes reporting. holmes reporting.t) (grant) now to our (grant)(grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at san francisco. joining us now is meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez... dry conditions with seasonable highs and chilly overnight lows will prevail through the weekend, and well into next week in the bay area. overnight lows will dip into the 30s and 40s. colder, wind- sheltered valley likely see overnight low temperatures at freezing at times. daytime highs will cool into the mid to upper 50s. chilly overnight lows will continue through the weekend. weekend. (vicki) 4 your health tonight... the c-d-c says it is seeing a rise in the number of flu cases across the country...(grant) the agency releasing its latest flu activity report today.... as of last saturday-- nine states have high flu activity. the number of states that es reported high activity the preveios week.. since the beginning of october-- the h-1-n-1 virus has been behind most of the cases in the u-s. health officials not

kristen holmes reports the latest on the crisis.l for help from officials at the southern u-s border... after the death of a second migrant child in border patrol custody this month.voice of kevin k mcaleenan/cbp commissioner/ cbs this morning/wednesday: we need help from congress, we need to budget for medical care and mental health care for children in our facilities.the commissioner of customs and border protection - asking for more funding to handle the influx of migrants at the border.kevin k mcaleenan/cbs this morning/wednesday: our stations are not built for that group that's crossing today they were built 30-40 years ago for adult males and we need a different approach. his pleas - coming after an eight-year-old guatemalan boy died on christmas eve from what was possibly the flu. three weeks earlier - a 7-year old guatemalan girl also died. criticism is mounting in the wake of their deaths..mayor dee margo/ el paso, texas: we need a resolution. we're tired of dealing with the symptomatic problems that are just getting worse.

the movie features comedy-duo will ferrell and john reilly in a sherlock holmes parody. a while, it scored a zero v look. an epic pile of cinematic disgrace. an insult to both sherlock holmes and christmas. and it's not as bad as they say. it's worse. could it be that bad? we went to theater today to ask people who just watched it. >> it was terrible. it was so bad. >> reporter: it's not for lack of talent. ferrell and reilly have struck comedy gold before in "step brothers." in "talladega nights." but now they may claim a piece of movie history, a film to rival such famed bombs as john travolta's "gotti," j lo and ben affleck in "gigli." and remember "glitter"? we didn't either. but as ron burgundy surely would know -- >> i'm kind of a big deal. people know me. >> reporter: being mediocre is easy. the absolute worst? that's immortality. the only real mystery in the spoof, who thought any of this was funny? it can't be that bad. >>> thanks for watching. i'm jonathan karl in new york. i will see you tomorrow night. have great evening. good night. atching. i'm jonathan kar

kim holmes. i think it is fitting that dr. holmes introduce ambassador bolton today. dr. holmes is is a former assistant secretary of state and one of our leading experts on foreign policy here at heritage. in addition to working together over the years, dr. holmes and ambassador bolton has been long time friends. i would now like to invite dr. holmes, who has noun and worked with the ambassador for many years to offer a warm welcome and introduction. dr. holmes. [ applause ] >> good morning, everybody. thank you very much for allowing me to introduce my good friend john bolton and welcome him to the heritage foundation. i would like to welcome you as our guests here this morning. it's, indeed, a pleasure to have all of you here and it's certainly an honor to welcome john back to heritage. as kay mentioned, he's an old friend. i remember well hosting john many years ago when he delivered remarks at the heritage foundation on the bush administration's decision to disassociate. it seems like yesterday but it was awhile back. john and i have, indeed, been in the trenches for

naval professor james holmes analyzes the battle of jutland between the imperial german navy and the british navy. the navy gunner, professor holmes battles that there are lessons that the 21st-century navy can learn from the great war. this is part of a conference hosted by the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri. ladies and gentlemen welcome back to the 1918 crucible of war symposium here at the national world war i museum and memorial. we are so pleased to beoi

well done, holmes!""it's a pretty physical movie.t laughing, going, 'what? how many more takes can we do of this?'"(grunts)"oh my god!" "i mean, any time we get together with will, we have a blast.""come, watson. we have a killer to catch.""yeah, no , sherlock!"in hollywood, i'm rick damigella.> ( darya ) some in-n-out customers in southern california were in for a suprise when actor tom hanks stopped by the restaurant. the oscar winner and his wife-- actress and singer rita wilson-- surprised customers at the restaurant in fontana last week. the couple bought lunch for some of the diners and cheerfully took selfies with workers. the actor also walked up to the drive-thru window and bought lunch for a few of the customers waiting in line. ( darya ) it's the great mural, charlie brown. a fourth-grade teacher in kentucky slapped together this giant peanuts christmas mural made up of post-it notes. taking up five giant windows on the local library. it took 10-thousand post-its and 28 hours to put up. seven day (darya) that's it for us t

kristen holmes has this report from washington. --reporter pkg-as follows--it's beginning to look a lot like...a government shut down.president trump refusing sign off on a senate approved short term deal to unless it included border wall, president donald trump: i've made my position clear. any measure that funds the government must include border to.sending capitol hill lawmakers scrambling for a solution just hours before deadline.rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: we're gonna go back to the house and work with our members. we want to keep the government open to see an agreement that protects the border.the house of representatives passing yet spending bill late thursday, including the president's $5 billion border security demand. country closer to a shutdown.the partisan bill is likely to fail in the senate, as democrats have made clear they will not support any wall funding.sen. chuck schumer / -d- new york: the trump temper tantrum will shut down the government, but it will not get him his wall.president trump's decision to

sherlock holmes, i mean. it could have been a good story, right?he fake mustache and stuff. more news after this. nd stuff. more news after this. got the fake mustache and stuff. more news after this. the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it or neupogen (filgrastim). an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, trouble breathing or allergic reactions to your doctor right away. in patients with sickle cell disorders, serious, someti

holmes: good morning, everybody. thank you very much for allowing me to introduce my good friend john bolton and to welcome him to the heritage foundation. i would like to welcome all of you as our guest this morning. it is a pleasure to have you here. it is certainly an honor to welcome john back to heritage. as k mentioned, he is an old friend. i remember hosting him many years ago when he developed remarks to the heritage president bush's decision to dissociate from the international criminal court. it was quite a while back. john and i have been in the trenches for a long time. together at the state department during the bush administration and frankly, i can think of no one i would rather see advising president trump on national security than john bolton. there is no better advocate for america. he stands up for american interests and american values without apology and without hesitation. whether defending american interests at the united nations as he once did as permanent representative to the u.n. or today s

kristen holmes takes a look back at the year in politics. two of the donald trump administration dominating the political headlines.as the businessman-turned-president put his stamp on the economy in 2018.pres donald trump/july 27: "we are the economic envy of the entire world"strong job numbers and a boost in wages and g-d-p.also, aggressvie trade policies featuring the threat - and implimentation - of tariffs.the president negotiating new trade deals with canada, mexico, and china... but some analysts fear the bubble may burst in 2019.natskey domestic issues taking center stage:after the horrific parkland, florida shooting - optimism for bipartisan action...sen. john cornyn/-r- texas: "if we can get 60 votes for it mr. president, i'm all for it,"... soon faded.and perhaps the most heated showdown on capitol hill of 2018 - the battle over supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh.an emotional confirmation hearing, which saw accusations of sexual assault from years ago by several women, including christine blasey ford.christine blasey ford/kavan

naval professor james holmes analyzes the battle of jutland between the imperial german navy and the british navy. a navy gunnery officer, professor holmes argues that there are lessons that the 21st-century navy can learn from the great war. this is part of a conference hosted by the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri. [captions copyril cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

holmes & watson" also opened christmas day.n doyle's detective duo starring will ferrell and john c. reilly is projected to have a 12-point- five million dollar weekend. "because i went ahead and did a picture with someone else 16 years ago?"john c. reilly did do another picture opening this week. "stan and ollie" follows the legendary comedy duo as they tour post-war england. the movie opens in limited release on friday. joining it on the specialty theater circuit is felicity jones as ruth bader ginsberg in "on the basis of sex," and nicole kidman in the crime drama, "destroyer." in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (darya)that's it for us this morning... >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." she claims mom is evil. a liar. >> my mom has fake illnesses. >> announcer: and raising her siblings in filth. >> there is trash everywhere, bedbugs, roaches. >> dr. phil: we wanted to shoot inside, you said it was not about housekeeping. we have a crew on the ground who can tell us. >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. >>

holmes: good morning, everybody. thank you very much for allowing me to introduce my good friend john bolton and to welcome him to the heritage foundation. i would like to welcome all of you as our guest this morning. it is a pleasure to have you here. it is certainly an honor to welcome john back to heritage. as k mentioned, he is an old friend. i remember hosting him many years ago when he developed remarks to the heritage president bush's decision to dissociate from the international criminal court. it was quite a while back. john and i have been in the trenches for a long time. together at the state department during the bush administration and frankly, i can think of no one i would rather see advising president trump on national security than john bolton. there is no better advocate for america. he stands up for american interests and american values without apology and without hesitation. whether defending american interests at the united nations as he once did as permanent representative to the u.n. or today s

james holmes. he's the chair of maritime strategy at the naval war college, and he was priestly on the faculty of the university of georgia's school of public and international affairs. as a former u.s. navy warfare officer, he served as an engineering and gunnery officer on the "u.s.s. wisconsin." he's a graduate of vanderbilt university, the naval war college, providence college, and the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tufts university. his latest book is the second edition of "red star over the pacific." which was the best book of 2010 by the "atlantic monthly." please, ladies and gentlemen, help me in welcoming dr. james holmes. [ applause ] it's an honor to be here, you'll find i'll range back in a history in order to help us learn the lessons of world war i. as i think the american navy, marine corpse, and coast guard can learn from the conflicts that we are commemorating and studying at this event. now with the obvious exception of evil in this room, i would say world war i is a forg

i'm kristen holmes reporting.ay be on your list of new years resolutions. but sticking to them, may be challenging. here's reid binion with today's health minute. if you're looking to develop new healthy habits for the new year, you need to start with commitment and consistency. breaking in a new habit can be a challenge but repetition helps it become the norm.for instance, the first few days at a new gym or morning workout routine can be rough. that's why experts suggest you start small with your goals. take a walk at the same time everyday.extend the time and distance gradually.no one expects you to go all in on day one.you shouldn't either. if you currently do not have a regular meal schedule, look into changing that.eating your meals and enjoying healthy snacks at the same time everydaycan improve your metabolism.that's why it's important not to skip meals to save calories.know your limits. and don't set unreasonable goals.if you want these new habits to become a part of your daily routine, just remember, dedi

kristen holmes explains. penniless in an unfamiliar city-- just days before christmasthat's how more than 200 undocumented immigrants found themselves after immigration and customs enforcement dropped them off at a greyhound bus station in el paso texas sunday evening. carlos / migrant: "it worries us because we're not in our country, we don't know where we are. but we have faith in god that that everything will turn out well."according to el paso police--- the group includes families and children-- many left standing in the cold outside the small bus stop.roberto/migrant: "there's a lot of us. we have to stick together and see what happens."while authorities work on plans to relocate the group-- el paso residents are stepping in to help--joseph gainor/volunteer: "i brought some water bottles, some granola bars, some fruit snacks for the kids."several of the migrants saying they hadn't eaten and had no money to call their families or buy a bus ticket homejoseph gainor/ volunteer: "these folks don't have anyth

kristen holmes has the details from washington. google c-e-o sun-dar pitch-aye -- in the hot seatánats back and forthátestifying on capitol hill in front of the house judiciary committee on tuesday --stressing that the search giant is politically neutralsundar pichai/google ceo: "i lead this company without political bias and work to ensure that our products continue to operate that way...to do otherwise would go against our core principles and our business interests."after allegations from some republicans-- including president trump--- that the company suppresses conservative voicesrep steve chabot/-r- ohio: you've heard the allegation that there is a bias in favor of liberal or progressive points of view and against more conservative points of view...sundar pichai/google ceo: i assure you we do it without thoughts to political ideology. our algorithms have no notion of political sentiment.and fielding questions on consumer privacyrep bob goodlatte/ - r virginia: with americans carrying their phones with them at all times, doesn'

holmes & watson" also opened christmas day.e duo starring will ferrell and john c. reilly is projected to have a 12-point- five million dollar weekend. "because i went ahead and did a picture with someone else 16 years ago?"john c. reilly did do another picture opening this week. "stan and ollie" follows the legendary comedy duo as they tour post-war england. the movie opens in limited release on friday. joining it on the specialty theater circuit is felicity jones as ruth bader ginsberg in "on the basis of sex," and nicole kidman in the crime drama, "destroyer." in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) coming up in the next hour ... a manhunt continues for an inmate who escaped from san quentin... details on how he managed to get out of prison. (robin) plus ... new pictures and new details on the man authorities say gunned down a newman police officer in stanislaus county. (robin) plus ... the latest on the migrant crisis at the border. how congress is investigating the deaths of two children in u-s custody. (ácommercialá)(áá

kristen holmes has the latest.sheriff adam christianson/stani slaus co, ca: the suspect is in custody. a days-long manhunt for a cop killer in california over.police arresting the man they believe shot and killed 33-year-old officer ronil singh during a d-u-i stop the day after christmas.sheriff adam christianson/stanislaus co, ca: gustavo perez arriaga, age 33 was arrested earlier today during the execution of a search warrant.officials say they've arrested others in the case-- including arriaga's brother and co-worker for misleading investigators and attempting to hide the suspect. sheriff donny youngblood/kern co, ca/kero: we believe that more arrests may come.officer singh's brother - visibly emotional -- sharing his appreciation to the officers involved in the arrest.reggie singh/brother of slain officer: (emotional) i'd like to thank you for the bottom of my heart.the manuhunt gaining national attention after police released this information before the arrest. sheriff adam christianson/stani slaus co, ca/thur

kristen holmes reports michael cohen is going to prison.president trump's former lawyer--friend and fixer sentenced to three years for financial crimes and lying to congress.while he declined to make a statement when leaving the courthouse---cohen had a lot to say while inside --- telling the judge quote "the president tweeted a statement calling me weak and it was correct--- but for a much different reason than he was implying-- it was because time and time again i felt it was my duty to cover up his dirty deeds."in august --cohen pleaded guilty to multiple criminal counts-- including two campaign finance violations tied to payments made to women during the 2016 campaign to stay silent about alleged sexual encounters with trump.michael avenatti/ attorney for stormy daniels: this is an outrage, he deserves every day of the 36- month sentence that he will serve// michael cohen was sentenced today, donald trump is next."last month-- he pleaded guilty to lying to congress about how long discussions involving a proposed trump tower in moscow had gone on during the campaign.cohen's sentence wi

kristen holmes reports the latest on the crisis. :44- :48mayor dee margoel paso, txa call for help from officials at the southern u-s border...after the death of a second migrant child in border patrol custody this month. voice of kevin k mcaleenan/cbp commissioner/ cbs this morning/wednesday: we need help from congress, we need to budget for medical care and mental health care for children in our facilities.the commissioner of customs and border protection - asking for more funding to handle the influx of migrants at the border.kevin k mcaleenan/cbs this morning/wednesday: our stations are not built for that group that's crossing today they were built 30-40 years ago for adult males and we need a different approach. his pleas - coming after an eight-year-old guatemalan boy died on christmas eve from what was possibly the flu. three weeks earlier - a 7-year old guatemalan girl also died. criticism is mounting in the wake of their deaths..mayor dee margo/ el paso, texas: we need a resolution. we're tired of dealing with the symptomatic problems that are just getting worse.homeland securi

well done, holmes!""it's a pretty physical movie.oments, too, where we were just laughing, going, 'what? how many more takes can we do of this?'"(grunts)"oh my god!" "i mean, any time we get together with will, we have a blast.""come, watson. we have a killer to catch.""yeah, no , sherlock!"in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (vicki) the holidays are a time to reconnect with family and loved ones.for u-s service members, trips home are especially precious.(ken) this year, some of the reunions have been caught- on-camera ... and as you might imagine, they quickly go viral. polo sandoval reports. a visit to santa claus...-nats- turned into a special delivery for these two minnesota sisters...-nats-their father - a soldier stationed in kuwait- surprised his daughters just in time for christmas.it's among the many emotional reunions caught on camera between military members and their families this holiday season.a wisconsin boy's older brother, serving in the army... -nats-surprised him at school with a big hug after five months apart.the

they found her yesterday morning along holmes run parkway. there was an arrest in this case a maryland man, william lateen is charged with the murder. we'll go to jackie bensen who has more from the neighborhood that is shocked byhe crime. >> i believe it's one of the most horrific things i can hear. it surprised me. it broke m heart. >> reporter: this man asked that we not show his face anda news that a young woman was murdered in his neighborhood is disturbing. >> we lve around wonderful people. it's a mixed honeighb. i couldn't even imagine something like that happening. >> reporte very little is known about how diamond moore came to be in this area. records connect to her an address a couple miles away. in march of 2017 two bodies of tar teenagers were fo d in art of holmes run fairfax county. this is the foth homicide i alexandria this year. in alexandria, jackie bensen, news 4. >> news 4 working for you with this traffic alert. if your weekends involve traveling over the memorial bridge, make other plans. it is closed this weekend. eclo

as kristen holmes reports - the president is still taking time to share christmas messages - and weigh in on critical issues facing the country. "melania and i are truly thrilled to wish eve american a very merry christmas."president trump and first lady melania trump-- wishing a merry christmas to americans this morning--before video conferencing with u-s troops-- reaching out service members around the world from all military branches. president then offering another message to reporters--- tis the season.. for a long government shutdown.pres. donald trump: "i can't tell you when the government is going to be open. i can tell you it's not going to be open until we have a wall."the president adamant he wasn't caving on his demands for border wall funding.the government shut down friday night when negotiations between congressional democrats and the white house stalled --leaving hundreds of thousands of federal employees without a pay check this holiday season.the president claiming that federal employees supported the shut down.pres. donald trump: "but many of those workers have said

kristen holmes reports on how weather is affecting travel across the country tonight. millions of americans traveling home from the holidays and a treacherous winter storm barreling through parts of the plains and the midwest could be a recipe for disaster.jennifer gray/cnn meteorologist: "airports are already going to be absolutely insane because a lot of people traveling home. add to that the snow, the rain the severe weather threat and we could have pure chaos as far as travel goes."more than ten million people are under winter weather alerts across the region.as the storm threatens up to two feet of snow in some areas-- with eastern colorado, western nebraska and the dakotas expected to be hit the hardest. heavy rain already impacting plains states wednesday morning---christopher o'brien/meteorologist: "the temperatures are really going to plunge on friday, so whatever is on the road, rain or snow, it's going to freeze." and on one of the biggest travel days of the holiday season--- flyers should expect long delays and expect long flyers should season--- the holida

kristen holmes has this report from washington. --reporter pkg-as follows--it's beginning to look a lot like...a government shut down.president trump refusing sign off on a senate approved short term deal to keep the government running unless it included billions for his border wall, president donald trump: i've mademy position clear. any measure that funds the government must include border security. it has to.sending capitol hill into chaos. lawmakers scrambling for a solution just hours before the midnight deadline.rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: we're gonna go back to the house and work with our members. we want to keep the government open but we also want to see an agreement that protects the border.the house of representatives passing yet another spending bill late thursday, including the president's $5 billion border security demand. moving the country closer to a shutdown. the partisan bill is likely to fail in the senate, as democrats have made clear they will not support any wall funding.sen. chuck schumer / -d- new y