hopper, really.o much. >> it's a pleasure to work with you. >> you've just given us such a ray of hope. >> reporter: magda and russ are able to briefly see nathaniel. >> we're keeping him comfortable with pain meds. he just gave us a thumbs up right now. >> what? he really gave you a thumbs up? can i hug you? >> oh, sure. >> oh my god he really did. >> his whole face is broken in pieces, right now. he knows that he will be asleep for two days. he said, mom, please do not leave my side. i want to know that you're there. >> reporter: when nathaniel wakes up his jaw is wired shut to that metal halo. the family leaves the hospital but remains in seattle so doctors can monitor nathaniel's progress. but after just a few days, there is crushing medical news. this time not for nathaniel. it is for magda who has come down with a nagging cough. >> i started coughing and -- thinking. i probably have some type of -- yeah, walking pneumonia. so i just went to emergency room. >> reporter: the doctors quickly order

another failed attempt because stanley hopper was unable to rescue his son. ramon upwards and is i'm absolutely certain that if i had had support from here and if the german state had wanted to bring back german kids who'd gone down the wrong path then we may have had a chance. to stand up and you ask him get her to join forces and complain to their parliamentary representatives about the lack of support at least the german state has said it will launch more preventive measures but that won't bring back the lost sons and so the parents remain tormented by uncertainty. government side most i have been times when i thought maybe they really are dead. but then an inner voice says stop thinking such nonsense they're alive and that's the weird thing. christiane the cup of believes mervyn is dead. and i assume so. because we've been so close and he'd always stayed in touch. i can't imagine that he's still alive and it was all the force and as a. the family got a grave they need a place to grieve but i knew my baby teeth were buried that was all they had left of the

and dennis hopper. >> seth: and dennis hopper.h. >> my acting, i think, got rid of them, too. >> seth: oh, no, i don't think so. but those are two guys -- you know, of course you would do that movie, but you turned down a role in the film "philadelphia" to do "super mario bros." >> i was supposed to be tom hanks' lover. >> seth: uh-huh. >> but i didn't think he was good looking enough for me. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> i wanted, like, kevin costner or denzel washington. [ laughter ] and -- so i turned it down for "super mario bros." and then of course they all won oscars. and i won the "john, how could you be so stupid" award from my wife. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] "mario brothers" didn't win any oscars? nominated? >> um -- not so much. [ laughter ] maybe a raspberry. >> seth: i think they'll make up for it. i think it'll eventually be a recognized -- >> right, as the first video game ever made into a movie. >> seth: right and now those things they come out once a month. so you were a trail blazer. >> i was a pioneer.

hopper says thursday is the new tuesday.ly looking for international flights, monday could actually be your best bet got that? notedded. trains on amtrak's northeast regional lines are getting an upgrade, $16 million worth of renovations will take place. some of the dates include fresh carpeting, l ed lighting and new simulated liter seats. all the renovations will be finished by early may. as long as it feels like liter. apple just revealing its newest phones in september. but it hasn't stopped the rumor mill. apple will predict three new iphones next year. one of them could resemble a larger version of the iphone ten. to two of the phones is expected to the middle market and two of them the low end markets the streaming service planses to bring the fantasy episode to television. fellowship of the ring. a.m. done made a commitment to the project. the deal includes a spin-off as well. a cast has not yet been announced. the wealthest one percent of the world warnings one percent the weelt. it grew 6 percent to l hundred trill

7 news was in the excelsior as the public utilities commission teamed up with a grassroots group, hopper, to create humbird farm. it aims to make healthy and affordable food available to underserved communities and to promote locally-sourced food. >> so we are really hoping this will ben gefit not just the excelsior area. >> they hope to provide more than 1,000 pounds of organic fruits and vegetables to the community each season. >>> eric, you have a smepecial gift. >> i do. hold on a second. remember these? collectors and music lovers from around the bay area came to san francisco to dig through stacks and stacks of vinyl. >> and yes, i do remember those. abc 7 was at the university of san francisco for the rock and swap. they have come for years to sift through the bins to find a rare gem. the organizer says it's still a draw even in this digital age u >> there's a lot of music out there that's not downloadable. it's rare. it's kind of like internet browsing in the real world. >> the first rock and swap was held in 1983. and admission has remained the same since it started, just $3, a

7 news was in the excelsior as the public utilities commission teamed up with a grassroots group, hopper, to create humbird farm. it aims to make healthy and affordable food available to underserved communities and to promote locally-sourced food. >> so we are really hoping will ben gefit not just the excelsior area. >> they hope to provide more than 1,000 pounds of organic fruits and vegetables to the community each season. you hape gift. >> i do. hold on a second. remember these? collectors and music lovers from around the bay area came to san francisco to dig through stacks and stacks of vinyl. >> and yes, i do remember those. abc 7 was at the university of san francisco for the rock and swap. they have come for years to sift through the bins to find a rare gem. the organizer says it's still a draw even in this digital age u >> there's a lot of music out there that's not downloadable. it's rare. it's kind of like internet browsing in the real world. >> the first rock and swap was held in 1983. and admission has remained the same since it started, just $3, a portion of the proceeds goe

also use the hopper app. airline watchdog and google play. >>> certainly among millennials, we see of travel, a lot of experience something with me together as gifting. >> for those who want a gift under the tree, capitalizing on the new iphone. walmart is offering a $300 store card with the purchase of an iphone 8, 8 plus or 10. target giving out $250 gift cards with the purchase of an iphone 8 or 8 plus. major retailers slashing prices and holiday season on a high note. >>> "news4 today" begins with breaking news. >>> at 5:00 on this black friday, several crews are on the scene of a three-alarm fire in annapolis. information still coming into the newsroom. we do know that it broke out around 1:00 this morning. still no word on any injuries or how it started. keep an eye on the nbc washington app. good morning to you. hope you're up early with us on this friday morning. this black friday as >> i'm molette green along with sheena parveen. talking about the weather and how you feel after all those carbs. you m

. >> i saw help and i saw ants dragging huge objects and sometimes other ants and grass hoppers and inflicted ant hill a little bit and they rebuilt it. >> i get up and i crush it. [ laughter ] >> i ask that question because i figured there maybe and there was a real answer to that question because i am always amazed at the way we find our ways into certain things if we paid attention and just here you say, it sounds funny but i bet he learns something. >> i did. i love to be consumed with things. with that, i would watch it for hours. >> squjennifer jason lee was he. and lbj. >> i did love russell so much. you take my point, russell was. tell me about your turn in the "lbg project ". i have known rob for a long time. i like the idea of seeing two of the most point of lwerful men i world, see how they talk when there is nobody around. how and what they say and what they mean? >> you really see it naked and raw that way. i love that. >> that's why i decided to do it. was there anything about the politics or the process of doing that film? >> in the '60s that made you feel like you were in the

hopper heads into the operating room, magda and rules are left to wait and worry. >> it never gets easiernded by things that are going to, you know, cut him open. >> reporter: as the hours pass, the tension mounts. >> so my heart's beeping faster and faster. >> yep, thanks. so -- he's finishing up. >> it's going to be a shock when you see him. because he's going to have metal everywhere. he's going to be very swollen. much more swollen than when you've seen him from previous surgeries. >> reporter: when nathaniel wakes up, his jaw is wired shut to that metal halo. but after just a few days, there is crushing medical news. this time not for nathaniel. it is for magda, who has come down with a nagging cough. >> i started coughing. and thinking, i probably have some type of a walking pneumonia. i just went to emergency room. >> reporter: the doctors quickly order a routine cat scan. and then -- >> the doctor says, it's cancer. i'm like, that can't be possible. >> reporter: magda is diagnosed with an aggressive form of nonhodgkins lympholymphoma. >> i was angry, i couldn't believe it. >> repo

another thing to tempt christiane hopper was unable to rescue his son. and his i'm absolutely certain that if i had had support from here and if the german state had wanted to bring back german kids who'd gone down the wrong path then we may have had a chance. to stand up and you are joined forces and complained to the parliamentary representatives about the lack of support at least the german state has said it will launch more preventive measures but that won't bring back the lost sons and so the parents remain tormented by uncertainty. from side most i have been times when i thought maybe they really are dead. but then an inner voice says stop thinking such nonsense they're alive that's the weird thing. to stay on the top of believes marvin is dead. i assume so. because we've been so close and he'd always stayed in touch. i can't imagine that he's still alive. and in force and as. the family got a grave they need a place to green. baby teeth were buried that was all they had left of their son who says have to join ins and likely met his death. well let

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it's called travel deal tuesday the travel deal app hopper reports airlines offer deep discounts the tuesday after thanksgiving. that's because most people have their holiday travel booked and now is the time to do a winter getaway. if you want the best deal, set your alarm. the best flight deals start appearing around 6:30 in the morning. >>> now, that we've made it through black friday, small business saturday and cyber monday, it's time to give back. >> oh, it's tough to keep up with. tomorrow is giving tuesday. it's a day dedicated to helping others in need. you can donate money or volunteer your time in our community. >> if you're not sure where to donate, tune in to news 4 at 4:00 tomorrow right after "ellen" for a list of some of the charities in our area that we vetted for you and we think can use your help. >>> when we come back, a new alliance between the u.s. and britain when prince harry says he knew meghan markle was the one. >> and our area will be featured tomorrow on the hit tv show "this is us." >>> the countdown is on to the next royal wedding. it was announced toda

to advance broadband, we voted to expedite the transition from legacy hopper networks to modern fiber networks. billions of dollars spent to maintain the feeding copper networks of yesterday will be freed up to build high-speed networks for tomorrow. that will help bridge the digital divide. to advance broadcasting, we offer a new standard on the voluntary market basis and it will open the door to a substantially improved free, over the air television broadcast service in the video marketplace. of course, much more than that. one last thing, i can't help but know, college basketball season has started and kansas beat kentucky and that will certainly improve my mood. with that i'll open it up to any questions you might have. : >> >>. >> hello. my question is once the merger is approved by that sec how do competitors deal with complaints with antitrust complaints with the procedure?. >> if there is the complaint typically field it by either the department of justice or the of ftc for antitrust matters. for those that approved the merger that agency would take the lead. >> i am from "pol

travel experts suggest checking websites such as hopper, watchdog, and google flights. >>> when it comeso getting the best deals, watchers say cyber monday is the day for you. hidden doll toys and the lol surprise and hatchimals -- i should know that, i have a 4-year-old -- expected to top many wish lists. the interactive element is also driving sales of the love-a-bella doll. and fingerlings which react to a child's touch go for $15 a pop. >> you should have those all on your list. your 4-year-old daughter is counting on it. >> i'm reading like, she has -- i better learn how to pronounce those things. >>> there's a lot to do in the line for retailers who have been beaten out by online retailers in recent years. >> that's right. in terms of the brick and mortar, facing competition big time from online sales. jay gray with that part of the story, joining us live from the woodbridge center mall in new jersey. >> reporter: good morning. this could be a comeback year for brick and mortar retailers. analysts say it's looking good. the market's up, consumer confidence is up. they think spendin

also use the hopper app. airline watch dog, and google flights. certain millennials, we see gifting travel and something to experience with me together as gifting. >> reporter: for those who want to gift under the tree aggressive deals for many retailers capitalizing on the new iphone. wal-mart is offering a $300 store gift card with a purchase of an iphone 8, 8 plus or 10. target giving out $250 gift cards with a purchase of an iphone 8 or 8 plus. major retailers slashing prices. and their holiday season on a high note. this holiday shopping season is critical for busy stores like these, these physical stores. even though overall spending is expected to go up by about 4%, not all of it necessarily will happen in these brick and mortar stores, especially as more customers choose to spend on the store websites or amazon. back to you guys. >> all right, jo, thank you. >> now to that other annual thanksgiving day tradition, the national dog show. this year newton, there's newton, a out the competition for best in show. kn newton was a big shut saying

each batch is weighed precisely for consistency, and then you throw it into the hopper of the roaster roasts for about 13 minutes. lemonis: so, do you do all the roasting for the entire company here, or is it just for this shop? jared: everything for the entire company is on this roaster. lemonis: so, if you grew your wholesale accounts, how would you fulfill that demand? ronnie: we're almost maxing this thing out. so, we're like -- we're like right at the breaking point. lemonis: oftentimes, i go into businesses, and they have capacity, but they don't have the product. that is not their problem here. they have a great product, and i want to figure out how to deliver more of it. ♪ how much of the company do you own? steve: 51%. lemonis: who owns the other 49%? steve: i had two investors come in. i needed to buy more coffee. i was selling out of it, and i didn't have any more money. each one of those green containers back there costs me 90 to 150 grand, and i had to paid for that up front. that's why i needed investors. lemonis: what prompted you to get into the coffee business? steve:

check websites along with tools like the hopper app and google flights. >> certainly among millennials, we sigh at love activity in sprenl gi experiential giving, something with me together as gifting. >> to find want best travel deals, experts recommend being flexible with dates. >>> nbc10 has you covered on this black friday. download the nbc10 app for a complete list of stores across the region and their hours. >>> the larger stores may retail on friday, but tomorrow is black saturday. the mayor tomorrow will visit businesses along the 52nd street corridor in philly. american express started small business saturday in 2010. some owners of mom and pop stores say it's their busiest day of the year. >>> and small business saturday will be a weekend fling in margate, atlantic county. the city will throw a noontime parade featuring carolers, dancers, and santa claus. tomorrow, you can enjoy discounts at shops and lucy the elephant, plus a free screening of "the polar express." saturday, a menorah lighting is scheduled. >>> and neighbors are lighting up with deck rakz oratidecorati. in on

settled on his 1400 acre estate to live that life of a frontier philosopher, or as he called it, a clot hopper philosopher, and he had his brother build a house for him on the land. this house was built by josiah april in 1785 and 1786. ethan and his family moved into it in 1787. the house behind me is the original house. it was continuously lived in until the late 1970's, early 1980's. each family that lived there added onto it in little bit. when the museum took it over, we had to remove all of the modern pieces. as they began moving the modern pieces, they found the original framework, the original sheathing, the original beams, and the original foundation that all dates back to the 1780's construction. a lot of it was dated by the shape of nails, the type of nails use, the construction methodology, and this house, the original foundation matches the description or the dimensions that ethan had asked for it to be built. the house was completely restored back to how it would have looked in the 18th century. this is where ethan spent the last two years of his life. vermont did not ratify the

according to the travel site hopper it is the best day to take advantage of a cheap fl flight. >> hopper80 sales the next day look for the same this year. experts say the discounts are offered during this time because travel demand is down and also free shipping coming up al. >> shoppers can also cash in on free shipping friday which falls on december 15th this year. it's a final opportunity to get free shipping on those online purchases with guaranteed delivery by christmas eve though i am not as familiar with free shipping friday so i'm wondering like if of course just participating outlets, right? >> apparently. >> okay. >> it's becoming a thing i'll take it. >> me too. >> there's also super saturday. my goodness the illiteration continues that will be the saturday before christmas, december 23rd. that is sales for procrastinators and last minute shoppers. this year it falls two days before christmas should be awesome. the crowds expected to be extra large christmas weekend. >>> now, as for today -- i was looking up some of the reta retailers. >> okay. kohl's, target, you know. >> the

has not given up hope of resolving the nuclear crisis on the korean peninsula through diplomacy she hopper tonsil reports from washington d.c. . the designation of as a sponsor of terrorism. should have happened a long time ago should happened years ago in addition to threatening the world by nuclear devastation north korea has repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism including assassinations on foreign soil. however this announcement wasn't a certainty some officials at the state department were reported to as north korea did not meet the legal definition of a state sponsor of terrorism two cases have been cited during the deliberations the killing of kim jong un's half brother adam a lazy an airport and the treatment of american students was a woman who died of his injuries after being released from north korean custody neither represent terrorism they argued nonetheless more sanctions will now be announced by the treasury department their words unclear this will prove to be anything more than a symbolic measure given all of the sanctions that have already been levied against

a guy named frank hopper was the secretary of state had, still has a believe there's still someone of that name in congress. it's a very long political family in new jersey. he didn't, i didn't pay a lot of attention to foreign policy, his major foreign-policy achievements, if you can achieve it broadly was what he did to rebuild the u.s. navy because he recognized that the us could never be, could never grow economically the way it might or become a global force without a real lady and this was a period of time when the european powers were building steel ships and at the time when arthur took office, he mostly had wooden ships and most of the, the navy was very heavily weighted towards officers because much like the rest of government, it was, officer ships were awarded to people based on their political skills. so he set us down the road toward having a real navy and that i would say was his main contribution foreign-policy wise if not from his own administration than from the preceding one. any other questions? sure. >> i just wondered as an author and an imaginative person, if yo

i am jamie hopper. until next time, don't forget to get out and play.reserving one of these romantic locations, or any other location, call 831-5500. this number is best for special events, weddings, picnics, and the county fair building. for any athletic fields and neighborhood parks, 831-5510. you can also write us. 501 san francisco, calif. 94117. or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >> could we get everyone to rise and please pledge -- pledge of allegiance. i pledge of allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. mr. secretary? [roll call] >> quorum is present. >> ok. >> closed session? do we need a motion to go -- no, we're just coming out. >> coming out. >> ok. if there's any members of the public that would like to

my model is you almost imagine you have a hopper over your head and you put everything in it that you. everything about the historical. period, everything about lincoln. and when you start writing, you say i will not worry about that. my job is to make a dramatic machine. a something true will help me, i will use it. if something fabricated will help, i will use that. charlie: how many times did he go into the crypt? george: we do not know. the newspaper said on several occasions. some may say is that one, tw, four, eight? same night? successive nights? the emotionl cause to heighten is the right answer. in this case, i wrote three successive nights, but when i wrote the next day at the white house, it becomes boring. so i wrote it happens in one night. charlie: having completed it and receiving the booker prize, how to that make you feel? obviously good but why did i do this earlier? it was a mountain i could always climb, i am glad he did it? george: from the time i was first writing, i noticed if you got praised her criticism, good luck or bad luck, the best way to handle it was to

. >> we've been coming here since we were knee hi to a grass hopper so definitely special. >> just toove over two hours crossing the mighty river to catch a croc. >> today we're going to get in the boat and go down the river and hopefully see if we have crocks in trap. it's going toe >> you know you're a rookie when every log in the water looks like a crocodile. >> we call it a logodile. >> get down. we got one. >> i'm kind of freaking out. it's kind of a big crock. >> you see her hissing. impressive. >> at this point it took 16 people to get this 15 foot beast that weighed roughly 1500 pounds. >> am i dreaming right now. >> this is amazing. well done. >> something's wrong with cameron, i'm just saying who does that? just to be clear the crocodile was tagged and released back into the water. >>> coming up "three men and a baby "what tom celek says about doing a follow up film. >>> plus after all of the fashion show ror >>> diapers are way too big. >> remember that movie it's been 30 years since "three men and a baby" was released in theaters, one of the could they ever consider gettin

average, how long from research to getting in the can for airing and on average how many projects in hopper at any point in time. >> the average gestation of a story is about three months. some of them take three days and some of them take three years. the opioid story was six months. this north korea story has been about a year in the making. we'll do an interview with a newsmaker and turn it around on the same day. we're in there a lot of sundays because i really believe -- this is the one change i've made to the program -- is that we need to be current every single sunday. we need to be responding to the news. for many years we were doing too many evergreen stories, stories that can air anytime, that don't feel as relevant, i think in this world today we need to be relevant. so, we will turn stories around quite quickly, and i don't think the viewer could tell. we covered the wars that way, and i think it's important that we're on important stories and that we adjust. this puerto rico story will be in the making for the past six or eight months because of the research into the finances,

and that cycle will run january, february, the kind of everybody throws their ideas in the hopper, late february, march, is where you get into the first policy committee hearings which is by when you anticipate to have a position on record. >> thank you very much. all right, any other staff comments or questions? all right, let's go to the audience. does anyone have any inputs or questions that they want to say, step up to the microphone and let me know who you are. >> we have a couple. >> what's that? oh, okay, great. we're running just a tad behind so if -- that would be good. >> there's a lower mike right there. >> hello council members i am jonathan lyons and i wanted to say first of all, thank you for having everybody come together on this important issue. for the record i'm the president of the f.d.r. democratic club of san francisco and we're the only democratic club in san francisco dedicated to seniors and people with disabilities. and for historical context we were the loudest vocal opponent for all intents and purposes on this issue but i wanted to make it clear that it wasn'

and that's going to come out of the hopper. it's going to be better and better.e are reducing the tax burdens and every single kind. as a candidate, i pledged to fight for american jobs. i think it's possibly the number one reason i got elected. and i think we've got a lot better at this point. think of that two million jobs since the election, two million more jobs since the election. nobody expected that. excuse me, i didn't even expect that. [laughter] president trump: you cut those regulations and give people spirit and incentive and when you have the highest ratings in terms of confidence that the country has had in many, many years, things happen. the tax cut will mean more companies moving to america, staying in america and hiring american workers. that's so important, right? [applause] president trump: small business groups across our nation, retailers, restaurants, manufacturers, grossers, contractors, support this plan. we have tremendous support for this plan because these massive ax cuts will be rocket fuel -- [laughter] president trump: rocket man, r

use the hopper app.ne watchdog and google flights. >> among millennials, we see a lot of activity and gifting, a lot of travel, a lot of experience something with me together as gifting. >> for those who want a gift under the tree, deals from many retailers, capitalizing on the new iphone. walmart is offering a $300 store gift card with the purchase of an iphone 8. 8 plus tore 10. target giving $250 gift card with the purchase of an iphone 8 or 8 plus. major retailers slashing prices and get holiday season on a high note. >> jo ling kent >>> the ballou high school knights are d.c. football champions this morning. >> they beat woodson, the warriors in the annual turkey bowl game. woodson was the four-time defending champion. >> but ballou started out strong scoring two touchdowns. for the knights, first-year coach, a huge win. >> talking about playing for our community. we needed this championship. we played a good team. they're four-time champions. so i mean, tough game. it was down to the last play. >>

it is the best day of the year to book a flight according to hopper. were 110 flight sales on cyber monday last year. that number drop today 180 sales the next day. experts say the discounts are offered during this time because travel demand is down. so check it out if you have flexibility in your travel time. i did notice a lot of them, the travel has to be done before -- right around march. so it is before most of our spring breaks. >> yeah. >> they're trying to catch us between the school schedule. they're off for two weeks for the holidays and back in school. many people say when the kids are little, they pull their children out of school. >> did i. when they're small. because once they're in middle school, high school, you really can't. >> a lot more at stake. >> might be a good time to save and take the family on vacation. >> thank you, pam. >>> national spa chain hit with shocking claims. coming up, the allegations and also new lawsuits against massage envy. women claim they were assaulted and the local city where more victims are speaking out.

they hoppered our veterans today in montgomery county. students in fort washington elementary school dressed up as members of the military. they were all represented and put on the show for family members of students that served or are currently serving. they were invited to speak to the students at the veterans day atemably. >> that was nice. former vice president joe biden and dr. jill biden were in philadelphia on a personal mission, fighting cancer. ali gorman has the details at the big board tonight. >> the bidens cochair the cancer initiative an effort to get the researchers to share their finding and turn it into treatments faster and took part in a discussion about new ideas in cancer care and urged the audience of oncologists and bio companies executives and survivors to push for a greater exchange of information and spoke about progress with treatments like therapy. the bidens lost their son beau to brain cancer urge everyone to always keep the patients in mind. >>> a scary situation if your child is rushed to the hospital to be

the travel add hopper says travel companies have discounts. most people had their holiday travel plans booked already. the best deals will start appearing around 6:30 this morning. if you have somewhere you want to go, this might be your day. >> somewhere warm. >>> deals during cyber monday, are you curious what everyone was buying? here are a list of the best selling items on amazon. topping the list for toys was a exploding kittens card game. this is more real, folks. >> exploding kittens? >> the fire tv stick with alexa voice remote. games bought up -- playstation plus membership and the book wonder. to me, that should be a must read. it's a movie now. i saw the movie. but read the book a couple years ago. amazing book. worth the read. there's t >>> 5:42 right now. "washington post" sting. a so-called roy moore accuser flips the script. the first look at the woman who tried to feed the paper fake news. >> reporter: big changes across the region because of the purple line and a group who wants to make a new commitment to the >>> good morning

the travel app hopper reports that there are deep discounts the tuesday after thanksgiving. the best deals started appearing at 6:30 this morning. >>> as far as the nicer. mostly sunny, 62. 63 tomorrow. a little chance for a sprinkle or two of light rain. another small chance on saturday night. cooler weather and a little better rain chance early next week. >>> thank you, chuck. >>> nas the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll see you for weather and traffic, breaking news in 25 minutes. until then, enjoy your day. >> make it a great tuesday everybody. >> ho ho ho, merry christmas everybody! ifwhat would it say?ash tag 80% glowing 50% freckles no matter your skin type, all skin deserves gentleness. that's why dove is sulfate free. the #1 body wash recommended by dermatologists. >>> good morning. hard sell. president trump heading back to capitol hill today to urge reluctant republicans to pass his tax plan. but will this controversial remark at an event to honor

hoppers name has finally been put on a residential dorm at yale university.she was involved in computer program during the works i think we're finally recognizing these women. the women themselves i would imagine that a number of adult children i talked to said that, you know, they felt their mothers were very frustrated by being out of the workforce after the war. a number of the nsa women if they had children they felt like they had to quit. in the '50s you really were pressured to be home with your baby in the childcare that have been provided during the war for rosie the riveter was withdrawn to a number the women, their adult children felt they were in some cases traumatized by their work but also really miss being in the workforce. one adult daughter said to me, my mom really seated feminism in our house just because i i knew she would miss being in the workforce. so again it's pretty complicated legacy. >> this question is for meredith. how accurate is the movie casablanca compared to what you wrote? >> i like to set casablanca captures the spirit of t

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george: my motto is you kind of imagine you had a hopper over your head and you put everything in that about the historical period, everything about lincoln, and that the critical moment when you are writing, you say you are not going to worry about any of that. my job as a fiction writer is to make a dramatic machine. if something true will help, i will use it. if something fabricated will help, i will use that. the weird thing about fiction is that there is not a right answer except whatever will cause the drama and emotion to heighten is the right answer. i would write the next day at the white house, it it allgot boring, so happens in one night. charlie: having completed it, how does that make you feel? obviously good. i not do this did earlier? it was a mountain i could always climb, i'm glad i did it? george: from the time i was first writing, i noticed that if you got phrase or criticism, good luck or bad luck, the best way to handle it was if it's good, enjoy it for about a minute, if it's bad, we for a couple minutes -- weep for a couple of minutes, and then try to fold it in