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a good day to be in the kitchen nation, ina garten. >> you say it's good to be in the kitchen with ina. >> her friends call her the barefoot contessa. our "today" food team called on ina to show us some easy drinks and appetizers. >> what time is it? >> is it day drinking? >> this is a serious segment, ina, no judgment. >> first, cranberry martinis. >> ooh. >> perfect for the holidays. bobby flay taught me how to do this. >> give somebody else credit, that is lovely. >> he's great. he's great. the first thing i did was i cooked together sugar, cranberries, orange zest, and some water. cook it for about five minutes. it infuses it with a cranberry flavor. it's fantastic. this is a bottle of vodka. >> we know what a bottle of vodka looks like, trust me. >> am i dumping it in? >> pour that in there. >> the whole bottle? >> the whole bottle. >> it's vodka. >> or something. >> the nice thing about this, you can make it in advance which is wonderful. >> should the vodka be cold or >> it's going to go in the fridge so it doesn't matter. this entire thing is going to go it's going to sit in th

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but at a one of a kind facility in california, lauren ina learned that the term "lucky dog" takes on a whole new meaning. << across the u.s. over seven million animals are put in shelters each year. (nats: simpsons) bart: dogs always land on their feet! maggie: that's cats! before he passed away, simpsons creator sam simon set up a foundation to help unwanted dogs do more than just land on their feet... (sot: lori ramey, simon foundation trainer) "there's perfectly good dogs in the shelter, they just need guidance, they need professional training and they need to be properly matched in the right home." at the sam simon foundation, shelter dogs that might have been euthanized or are too sick to be adopted are rehabbed and trained to be of service for people with disabilities sound up beeping "good job" - free of charge. (nats: bark) this little dog, less than a contaminated because she could not get rid of a virus and infections. she had not been out of her cage in 35 days. (nats) "so you're like a santa claus for dogs "all right little girl, we're going home.." (reporter standup: lau

in malibu, lauren ina, nbc news. >> not all shelter dogs will be able to pass all the tests needed to be a service dog, in which case they are placed in pet homes by call them "career change" dogs.. still to come on live at five you know elf on the shelf. but in pennsylvania, there's now elf on the force. we'll explain after the break << this is the petersen family from the air 86th aero-medical you know elf on the shelf. but in pennsylvania, there's now elf on the force. the police force, that is. melissa nardo explains how the new police recruit is helping to spread some holiday cheer. sworn in to protect and serve. the elf on the shelf is the eyes and ears of santa claus, watching to see who's naughty and who's nice. (sgt. toby wildasin/ west manheim township police department) as you may or may not know he goes back to the north pole every night. however- this elf, is taking on a little more this holiday season. sarge is the newest officer sworn in to the west manheim township police department. the stuffed officer is taking his oath very seriously, conducting official police inve

ina's strategy has been very sophisticated. many pieces. what is china's ultimate aim?hatat is the rush? its actions have galvanized to the region. what is the ultimate aim, what is the rush, and is trying to tear with the international community thinks about what it is doing? home.na's goal begins at it is rejuvenating the chinese nation. this is the chinese presidents investigated chinese -- enunciated chinese dream. he wants to restore china to greatness. not only making china the biggest economy in the world and having a robust military , but asserting chinese claim in maritime capabilities. it means dividing the u.s. and its allies. reducing american influence inch asia and around ina's periphery is a critically important part of that strategy. vago: that is part of the hundred year marathon that he wrote about. >> if you look at china's own words and their own writings like the papers that cannot this year in may, their goal seems to have changed if you look 10 years ago or even 20 years ago. it was much more modest. but this year the really talked about protectin

. >> you hear the word again and again on molokai "ina" and it means land and then it translates to ", these fish ponds were managed by their ancestors. fresh water from the fast moving oceans met. early, sustainable clean fish farms. something in modern times, we're still struggling to figure out. >> people think about us. the true story, we have a place of abundance and trying to protect it. trying to protect all of these things we've been trying to protect for the last 30 years and it's getting harder and harder. >> every single one of these hawaiians over here, get enough evidence that the state of hawaii, the department of land and natural resources have done a terrible job. we are not looking for blame, but we are actually looking for an agreement that today, we can all be pono, righteous, good. our planet is in such bad shape that being environmental, being green is trending, and that is what hawaiians have always been. >> right. so who gets to be hawaiian? this is the question. >> hawaiian is a nationality, you would be hawaiian. >> come on. i have to be born here. this is a d

inas invited the first time 1796. i had been retired from the office, a good three years, as you remember with my arguments with general hamilton. i finally decided not to continue. it would be wise as secretary of state if i resigned. the people dos, not desire me to remain retired. many found favor in what i had brought up in the president's cabin. they had read in the newspapers of my objection to general hamilton. therefore, i was invited to stand opposed to our vice president wants president washington retired. i had lost the presidential election in 1796. i suffered the office of vice president for four years. .he mind of man never came up the arguments did not end. they continued. they continued with my own president. in the next presidential election, 1800, i was invited by the anti-federalist platform to stand opposed to president adams. we were not alone. there were several others who sought that office, even the federalist platform was divided by the southern federalist. my own anti-federalist platform was

ina village girl. i have been living 30 years in australia right now have citizenship in 40 years in the australian labor party. with that framework, america is rather unique every country east and west my speech of age dash and africa we never had left-wing politics in america. that is communist and socialist that you want to gather bit of capitalism but instead we use identity politics to take social issues and to is the left and right to be keen as he did in the middle. how did we never ever have left-wing politics that the unions have the treaty of detroit? that we're not the only ones to sign the international bill of rights. >> i get your point. [applause] >> but the rest of the road has a bad image. would get the title of a book. the you don't tell them we have the good city it is murder city it is motown. with general motors. >> we have time for one more question. >> i think there was a very strong left-wing in detroit i have lived here since i was 18 years old and have always been a strong sup

cels take silly see a -- ina for example, she lives alexandria, virginia. her husband is in the navy and like most military spouses, she has entered frequent -- endured frequent moves. their son has already lived in three different states. it is no wonder that she decorates her own house, she finds that time to be here with us to decorate the white house. and as a she put it, in her own words, diving into the holiday activity where we are stationed feel make each new place like home. or take andrea marks from virginia, where are you? hey, girl. year armya retired 30 combat veteran. [applause] [applause] first lady michelle: yes. her impressive career she did five overseas tours, she served as a drill sergeant and was part of a command team that led a brigade in operation freedom. and she continues to serve. she spends time with wounded warriors through the uso. she volunteers with the special olympics. and can see with our holiday hat on, she was also here for decorating the white house. looking quite festive. in that kind of commitment to giving back, that

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jenna: a man involved ina fatal accident near homer, nebraska last year has been found guilty of vehicular homicide. a dakota county district court reached a verdict of guilty yesterday against along with the one count of homicide, roberts counts of driving under the influence resulting in serious bodily sentencing for this case has been 27th. jenna: ethiopian community here in downtown sioux protesting recent action ethiopian government. justice (justice) for our land (for our t& land) "we need (we need ) justice (justice) for our students protestors were raising attention of local state representatives and leaders, to recent atrocities committed overseas in the oromia region of ethiopia, where a currrrt annex of the area is being taken by the government to expand the capitol of ethiopia. protestors in sioux city shared alarming and graphic images found on social media as evidence of the crimes being committed against students in ethiopia. tim: today inside the capitol building in des moines, group - family leader - publicly endorsed texas senator ted cruz for president. tim: bob vander p

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heather: coming up at 11:00, a police search ina quiet new hampshire neighborhood. the arson suspect on the loose. that is tonight at 11:00. next at 6:30, it is abc' s world news. the top of the polls in iowa. trump calling him a mania. the extreme weather coast-to-coast and amazon taking down -- one of the season' popular gifts. attacks come here... will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? national security hearings and votes just to campaign, like marco rubio? 27 generals and admirals support jeb bush. because jeb has the experience and knowledge to protect your family. right to rise usa is responsible for the content r this holiday, it's time for wegmans. we are a family, t brought here through destiny. r living in harmony, we are a family. it's time to savor. time to bake. r it's time to enjoy with family. r from the first toast, to the last dessert. we are a family. happy holidays... heather: it is a lovely evening. it is mild out there. o i got

. >> this is the strait of magellan, where normally you can see whais sailin whales, but ina massive graveyard. first 30 dead whales and then 307 in the remote fjords in chile. a discovery that is baffling expert. try to discover the cause. >> translator: in samples taken from the stomach contents of the whales we found red tide. this is a toxic poison found in sea plans. why only the say whales and no other animals. if that was the case, we should have found other dead animals and birds. >> reporter: say whales can weigh up to 20 tons. it is not certain these died at sea and were swept to shore. or whether they became beached and disoriented. many other causes besides toxic red tide. >> translator: it could be a virus that affected their hearing system that would explain why they were beached. another reason is if they ran into rocks which changed the magnetism of their hearing which can also disorient them. >> reporter: for more than a century whales were widely hunted here in the straight of magellan and all the way up chile's pacific coast. they were sold for their meat for makin

there is peace in je jew day ina and samaria. i don't want to govern them. >> something just doesn't go over very well right? >> i'm not telling them. they can determine everything. >> except national security? >> no, national security no, for a very simple reason if we hand over national security to them it's going to turn into another syria another iraq and that's a disaster. >> why not another jordan, why not saudi arabia? why are you using examples of failed states? >> we tried it, and we had over 1,000 israelis blown up. when we went to arafat, i'm not talking about hamas, we said let's try it again, and hamas took over. so you know you can try once, twice, i'm not going to try third time. my kids, any family lives just five minutes from the green line. i'm not going to put them in harm's way. >> let's say we accept your plan, it's seven point plan quite appealing. >> i keep asking the left side show me a plan. >> that said, there are a lot of israelis who aren't interested in this plan. i would imagine, it's a little like h

then, the barefoot contessa ina garten is here, and she's brought a recipe for a chocolaty, crispy treat that will have everyone begging for seconds. plus, meet the inspiring woman who's baking cookies for a cause. >> for $250, we'll show up. we baked 96,000 cookies, we raised over $420,000. >> announcer: it's about to be a cookiepalooza up in here, right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey, everybody, welcome to "the chew." i got a question for you guys.

here with us on the set we will what's ina look at the headlines. >> the regional elections in france such a big win for the national party. >> some might say that the election hangover is taking -- continuing today. reallyction front is monopolizing this. in the second round across the country, this is historic for the far right party. what is interesting is that it is not just because people did not vote in the first round. it's because actually the national front is benefiting from real support. it's not just a protest vote, it's a loyal vote, which is why they are doing so well. iorence: genie: -- genie: think that's why the opposition is shellshocked in the wake of this vote. florence: it is definitely a bitter pill for them to swallow. they have some very painful from round one. it must be said, they are quite pessimistic about what might happen on sunday. round two, the national front is actually widening its audience and could win additional votes in the second round. look here, they are holding out a bit more hope, starting to say -- look, we keep talking about the national f

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, tigers defenders say they're rested, revitalized, and ready to go... 3 3 3 3 3 "we haven't played ina little while so, just ready to get out there and get after it. but you know i think we just have to take it one game at a time, were just worried about this game. game. 3 "those couple days off we're huge for our team. especially for our defense cause so many if our guys have played so many snaps, so it's definitelyngoodnto get our legs back under us and just lose that fatigue so it was huge for a lot of guys. guys.despite the late-season struggles, the tigers defense ranks number one in the nation in three and outs and first downs allowed per game... 3 something they'll need to continue against a very tough oklahoma squad... coming up in sports, we'll go 1-on-1 with the winningest player in till then, tag out... 3 don't forget to tune in this wednesday for "the orange bowl preview."aaron cheslock will have in-depth analysis and one-on-one interviews with the tigers in miami.it all kicks off wednesday night at 7:30 right here on fox carolina. 3 across the south...e're watching violent

at noon, troopers in greenville county need your help finding an suv that they believe was involved ina deadly hit and run. investigators say a dark red or maroon suv hit 51-year-old ronnie follett as he crossed white horse road near west blue ridge road. this happened around 1:30 this morning. troopers say the suv took off, and moments later, another vechile hit follett while he was laying in the road. officals say follett died from his injures at the scene. you can continue to follow this pickens county deputies are investigating a homicide after finding a man dead inside his home. the home's on planters way in easley. deputies say a neighbor called 911 after seeing the victim through a window. deputies say the man had a gun shot to his chest. the coroner identified the victim as clarence holcombe. cowpens police say they've charged angelita nicole wright of pacolet with hit and run, resulting in a death. the incident happened sunday morning behind hardee's in cowpens. the coroner says brent lee tessnear died at the hospital. police say wright claims to be tessnear's legal wife, but i

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