it's hard to believe that jen isn't here anymore. she was a really amazing person i got to work with her in her capacity and also on campaigns and also as a constituent and by getting to know her in that respect as well. she would sometimes help me navigate the politics in that neighborhood and it's important to have those very very level headed people in a neighborhood level who can help you through some very difficult situations and jen was always there and it was always great to go to work with her in all of those different capacities and the one consistent aspect of jen whether it was on a personal level or campaign or in city hall or in the neighborhood was absolute and total integrity and we know in this believe and in this line of work there are a lot of different types of people that you deal with and some can can be more pleasant than others and you can have people that are more straightforward than others and when you have people whether you agree or disagree on particular issues that you know -- i don't know the phrase --

jen, you want the competition? look, see this, look at that, see that, she's got her hand on her hips. she's about to do a walkoff. i win. >> you so win. >> i know, she's throwing a lot of side eye at you. >> oh, oh. >> look at that, she's got the eyebrow is up. yeah. >> we'll do better next time, jen. >> see that, making promises. >> jen, thanks for cracking down the whip here all the way from new york. i love you. coming up at the top of the hour, much more on the sony hacking scandal running the interview. some are saying, hey, we're not going to do it. when we come down here, it doesn't matter how old you are, mrs. woodhouse and her message to her sons, up next, she is the hero of the month. ♪ wellllll... ♪ ♪ earlyfit ♪ latefit ♪ risefit ♪ fallfit ♪ ballfit ♪ wallfit ♪ pingfit ♪ pongfit ♪ pingfit ♪ pongfit ♪ rowfit ♪ throwfit ♪ slowfit ♪ olliefit ♪ oopsfit ♪ otisfit ♪ thiswayfit ♪ thatwayfit ♪ daddyfit ♪ pappyfit ♪ datefit ♪ weightfit ♪ goalfit ♪ gooooooalfit ♪ stepfit ♪ stairfit ♪ smartfit ♪ heartfit ♪ spinfit

so, jen is in jenkintown, hey, jen?w, she great grandmother, six great grand kids, then team how she takes care of, as well, and that's part of the season of giving. you, you want us to know little bit more about her, right? she does not do anything for herself. >> she does absolutely flog for herself, watches out for her children, her grandchildren, and her great grandchildren. and you met tommy, who is one of the neighborhood children, who rides to school every day with them, who is like one of hers, who all he says hey, mom lucielle, miss lucielle, do this, do that, so she is the casino of person we wanted to focus on year around, actually, but christmas time is a time to really celebrate and share that with everyone. >> we have a picture every all of them with crazy car joey for the man, can't ride at under eight years olds. and you want this to be -- you want people to like church, to like being together, even if it means a crazy cart, right here, right? >> yes, i want them to like themselves. i also want them to k

or, you snow. >> i miss jen, love jen.terday we showed this weird video. bruno mars performing set, so let's show you that again. here is bruno mars. >> ♪ >> a lot of people distracted by the curlers in his hair. and, bonn kelly, was fascinated by this yesterday. and he said how do you think i would like? >> oh, pretty good. >> ladies and gentlemen? more veluptuous. >> one bruno bob kelly. >> oh, baby. >> been in make up since 9:00. >> sue serio, thank you for the curlers. >> looks good. >> you like? >> wear this to dinner next time you go out? >> avenue wedding tomorrow night? >> so shiny. >> ya. >> a lot of body, a lot of volume. >> i like your take on the whole thing. >> dow. >> bye, bob. >> wheel me out of here, exactly. >> pretty much the lowest rent wig ever. >> enjoy, ladies and gentlemen. thank you, bob. >> feast your eyes on that. >> got to love the men of good day. >> the men of good day. >> is angelina's parenting over the top? how many kids she have now, six, seven? >> six, yes. >> who she just had to watch ove

asked us to be better by her words and example so as we continue our work as public servant to keep jen in our hearts and mind as we strive to do that much better again, i want to hope her children realize how significant an impact jen has had on so many of us as well as our waterfront and just a moment have a moment of silence in keeping with the quaker service that jen had earlier today and want to continue that moment to the port meeting today thank you. >> (moment of silence). >> thank you. >> i just want to mention i also was at the service not to repeat but number one i was total blown away by the people renÉe do we know how many seats. >> more than 4 hundred and people standing amazing to have that many people to a memorial service and professionals and my acquaintance with jennifer was professional when they took offer as president of the commission we tried to get together and have lunch salesladies with monique i often said something out of respect giving on the opportunity she was also optimistic she said when i talked about a problem i remember the most when she had a tremen

we'll see you then. >> hi i'm jen daniels from the comcast sportsnet. wrap up their season much earlier than expected. a win would match their total of so from last season and a loss means a 4 game losing streak to end the season. mark sanchez gets the start in the season finale tomorrow. 3-4 as the eagles starter. threw two tds last week with a turnover fumble and interception. sanchez asked how he feels about the way he's played this season. >> all the big picture questions like that, you know that's not really for me to decide right now andí i don't have time in the offseason to look at the season as a whole and all the games i played and thingst like that. but thereny plenty of highlights, plenty of plays that need to get÷4pñb better and we'll evaluate that at the end of the season but right now, we're just focused on the giants and trying to finish strong. >> giantsit2 ' rookie wide receiver odell beckham jr. in week four. he's got it figured out now. he has over ñ3oñ yards receiving during the giants current three game winning streak. chip )7s wat

so, jen is there, today, hey there, jen. >> we're on tv. >> look at you. >> all right, they're talkingt all of those people. >> man, hey, guys! >> now we can't hear jen right now. i guess because she is on their show. but this is pretty cool what they do. how they're camping out, getting so many donations. >> i guess so. >> we love our friends over with preston and steve. >> we'll check back in judge in just a little bit. at xfinity live. head on down for very good cause fighting hunger in the delaware val. >> i famously perform michael jackson's thrill nerve 20 different styles, well, at it again. >> this time with mariah carey all i want for christmas is you. >> ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> i will the same re when is i first saw this. huhh? >> anthony vincent, likes musician frost tom jones, to imagine dragons, to usher. >> okay. >> i mean, it is different. he can do all of those different i am per nations. >> difference between doing impersination, like someone like rich little, or someone really good. and then someone like this guy. >> oral vin and the chipmunks. that's c

jens modvig,chief medical officer at dignity, the danish institute against torture.he was one of two rapporteurs for the most recent u.n. report on torture in the u.s. we welcome to democracy now! so this was your first report on torture since 2006. why do it now so many years later him and talk about your main findings. well, it should be remembered the convention against torture, which has been signed by 156 countries in the world, including the united states, obliges the states to send regularly -- actually, after each four years, a report to the committee on what has been the progress in terms of implementing the prohibition of torture and preventing that torture takes place. so this is a regular report from the united states in its rate of the review by the committee against torture. >> to the united states officials participate in your investigation or provide testimony to your panel as well? if so, who was at that participated? >> yes, as is normally the case, there was a delegation, 27 officials from the united states headed by ambassador keith harper and ass

so jen, tell them what we want, jen. >> good morning to you,. >> good morning. >> guys don't know wherebuilding. >> it is a medical office, but we're here, surprise. >> mike, on the other side of the camera, said he likes coming here because can he get a lot for the money, everything looks -- >> easy access. >> he is park, easy access. >> lot of attention. >> usually lots of women here. >> very important aspect. >> so when we're buying, when man buying for us, you have great tips. we start you hine you. you say make it certainly, but stunning. >> i think also this is casino of look the look of rioment beautiful because it is sterling. this is a statement neck lag, this whole group here all sterling. so, you know, you feel like you're buying something little more precious rather than just metal. which is nice. so, it is the look of real. >> everything is under $100. >> men, you're afraid to buy us cz, don't be, we like nice cubic cubic zirconia ate. >> i am the truth in today's worlds i don't care who you are, what you wear, people are mixing it up. >> yes. >> not all wearing, even if yo

the lets have a ball down in south philly with our jen fred.ng on. >> here's what is happening, our stuff at work is kind of messing up so the boys have to throw an audible. good morning anthony and frankie. don't look at me in that tone of voice. this is what people want. the eagles are coming. they will crush the redskins. this is the the kind of thing. >> dallas is losing. >> for sure. >> the guys come in all the time, which is hilarious because they are supposed to eat salad. >> they do eat salad, every time they come in. >> okay good they are lying. but they like the the chicken cut let. do they tell you, to lie for them on tv. >> they love chicken cut lets here. we don't lie. we don't lie. >> who came up with the santa claus a as a mozerella figurine. >> it started out as easter bunnies. we started doing it for easter. we were thinking of the little boys and girls that had peanut allergies and they could not eat chocolate and a lot of stuff was made in packtories that had nuts. we thought about the butter. we said why not bunnies. we made

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jen is there this morning. >> hi, jen. >> yes, he is talking about you, we're here, good morning. >>rning good thank you for having us here this morning. >> good morning good here's the thing, thanks for coming on yesterday. we are happy to see yor in your space today. i wanted to ask you some question because coming here is intimidating. >> yes, it can good for moms, dads, grand moms, you have advice so kid aren't so in my language, so freaked out when they come to see you. >> well, first off, children do what parents do. so, if mom comes in and and runs away from santa, what does the kid thing. so mom, dad, talking to you give santa a hug, shake his hand, show some affection, i haven't even you in a year, some this is your best friend, this is your uncle, someone like dad, who ace next nate who is comforting and comfortable and then the children will follow suit. that is what we always find. >> last year we know brody, my son brought in a little net for landry. you guys talk bit. landry and borrowed write totally taken care of. brody doesn't know what to to with the extra note or l

i'm cheryl jennings. today our show talks about body image. it's the way we perceive ourselves and how we look. our families, our friends, social pressure and the mass media are st some of the contributing factors. it's important to note that our by image affects self-esteem and ultimately our mental health. last year several people from the organization about face took off most of their clothes in front of ctoria's secret in san francisco. the group feels the chain portrays a body image that's unrealistic. protesters say not everybody can be a size 1 with great curves. >> not everybody needs to be like that in order to be attractive, in order to be awesome in general. and we really wanted to speak out just against that whole piece of it and all the people here really like the way that they look. >> well, about face wants people to feelood about their bodies, no matter what they look like. joining us in the studio right now is jennifer berger, she led the protest. she is the executive director of about face. jennifer, thank you r being here. w

i'm jen rogers in for ali vels velshi. thanks for joining us, and have a great weekend. >> hi everyone. this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. playersing blame. saying north korea is the responsible for the sony hacks. >>> nothing online is safe. lies told in the grand jury. what the prosecutor now says. light display, the dazzling lights on top of new york. the

those stories and more for you coming up with cheryl jennings coming up with cheryl jennings and i joiness sets. years interest-free financing plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> here's your prime time lineup. at 8:00 it's the taste. then join us for the news at 11:00. >>> we've been focusing a lot on the rain and the wind from the storm. >>> but what about those waves? we sent drew the science behind the spectacle. drew? >>> yeah, the waves are certainly powerful here. we're live on the pier, and there's a sign that is taped to the railing that says caution, waves may break over seawall, and it's there for a reason. over the past hour or so, these waves have splashed up and over onto the sidewalk, and it's not just the wind. when you get a strong storm, an area of low pressure, what actually happens, less force is exerted on the ocean as the storm moves across. so the sea level actually rises, combine that with winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour,

. >>> i'm jen daniels from comcast sports net.rs were looking foreúijv a four-game winning streak tonight in nashville. flyers tried to sign him away for big bucks a few years ago. it's the first time they have faced the head coach of nashville since they fired him. mike fisher stuffs home the rebound. and on the five-on-four colin wilson gives the predators the lead. the flyers lose 4-1. >>> steve mason did skate at the end of the morning skate and took some shots. his back feels close to 100% and he hopes to play monday in arizona. >>> the sixers face the jazz tonight. they haven't won in utah since 2005. a rough night for michael carter williams. 1 of 13 in the first half. they allowed the sixers to tie the game at 46 on this drive. but the jazz regain their touch. the three puts the jazz up 6. the jazz leading 76-67 in the fourth. >>> the eagles and giants wrap up their seasons tomorrow. the eaglest have lost three in a run and the giants have won three in a row. the difference, turnovers. the eagles have had seven in their st

i'm jen rogers in for ali vels velshi. thanks for joining us, and have a great weekend. ♪ >>> september they had 400 followers. today, there are thousands of people who adhere ladenism. >> a counter-terrorism expert runs an intelligence firm that bears his name that advices governments and corporation >> the only thing they want is a religious war. >> he led the investigations of the

jen rogers from "real money" has more on what this means for the company. jen? >> well, it is a big deal for metlife, it's official determination came out from the financial stability oversight council saying it's so important. you may know it by the shorthand that we use: too big to fail. metlife is so critical to the financial infrastructure that under dodd-frank it could be held to higher standards in terms of the capitol it's required to have and disclosures it needs to make and even government supervision. that sounds like a lot of red tape, it is and that's not what any ceo wants. it's not surprising that metlife has come out and said, wait a minute. it doesn't think that it has met the criteria and the decision will amen competition, lead to higher prices and less choice for consumers. but they are worried about metlife's derivatives and large scale decisions that could lead to 2008, which everyone is trying to avoid. >> now that they know how insurance and finances can be tied together through insurance-backed securities, what does it mean for metlife? >

i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi, and this is "real money." [music] >> more dramatic plot twist today in the ongoing hollywood saga of sony versus north korea. first the u.s. government today officially pointed the finger at north korea, blaming the country for hacking in to sony pictures entertainment. in a statement the fbi, quote, had enough information to conclude that the north korean government is responsible for these actions. well, as almost everyone knows by now those actions exposed tens of thousands of private sony e-mails. the hackers also threatened violence against theaters, which led sony to cancel the release of the interview. that's the comedy about the assassination of kim jong-un. and president obama said that sony made a mistake in canceling the movie. he said that the united states would respond to north korea, but he did not say how or when. for more we go to randall pinkston. >> reporter: jen, the fbi said that other corporations have suffered from cyber intrusions, but nothing like what happened to sony last month. the

. >> jen, i don't know if you can make a gingerbread house like there is but jen, this is what i do. doing? >> perfect timing, look at the light show here at macy's, we will talk about teacher gifts and more whether we come right back. way to g ♪ ♪ it's a marshmallow world in the winter. ♪ eh, yea, actually i do. one. it's mucinex fast-max night time and it's got a nasal decongestant. is that really a thing? it sounds made up. mucinex fast max night time for multi-symptom relief. breathe easy. sleep easy. let's end this. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> create a vision, mike, that wants you make you want to jump out of bed in the morning. here. create the vision. make it happen. >> i lover bern. >> i help me, bernie. i'm having trouble getting out of betted bed. >> i just got an e-mail. >> what's it say? >> teachers gifts, avenue plan for the teachers gifts. i need some help and suggestions. >> and jen will help with us those suggestions, because it can be hard trying to find the perfect gift. >> is that what we're doing. >> what's appropriate, jen? >> not only is it appropriate, it is friends and family

what is your -- thanks, jen. what's your favorite holiday movie?e've been doing this all morning long. some of the most popular include home alone, right? and it is casino after christmas movie. it is a wonderful life of course. >> yes. >> every time, what is it? >> don't they play that normally christmas eve? always, you can find it then. >> because it was about christmas eve, wasn't it? >> one of the big scenes. >> and every time an angel ... >> would you call love actually a christmas movie? >> playing sometimes around the christmas time. >> i was looking at twitter. no one mentioned mine, but the preach he's wife with whitney houston. >> i love this movie. it is a tradition, with my family have, to watch it together. you see danzel, he looks good, doesn't he? this of course the remake they did together, danzel and whitney, what's better than the movie? the sound track. her voice on some of these christmas songs, joy to the world, oh, it is amazing, we listen to it all the time you. >> got it cranked up in the car. >> my gosh, we dance to it, do

. >> turf say, jen, i have love that hat. >> thank you, century 21 in philly.king about movie stars. ricky gervais you you will want to hear what he has to say, mike, i know you hate it. >> no, no, you look like you are at a point where it will be fun to look at pictures. >> lets see is what going outside here at fourth and market, clothing drive, going on. a lot of people standing around. >> we want to see some cars coming through here, a lot of bags piling up there, come on out, please, please, donate, fill up this truck. we can do it for families in need. ♪ (vo)rescued.ed. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i

i think it is an insult to the many spell jens officers who have acquired good intelligence, without hurting or degrading officers to assert we can't win this war without such methods yes we can, and we will. but in the end, torture's failure to served it's intended purpose isn't the main reason to oppose it's use. i have often said, and will always maintain, that this question isn't about our enemies, it is about us. it is about who we were, who we are, and who we aspire to be. it is how we represent ourselves to the world we have made our way in this often dangerous and cruel world not just by pursuing our interesting, but by kemi fying our political values and innuancing other nations to emplace them. when we fight to defend our security, we fight also for an ideal. not for a tribe or a twisted interpretation of an ancient religion or for a king, but for an idea that all men, are endowed by their creator with rights. how much saivite world would be if all nations believed the same. how much more dangerous it can become, when we forget it ourselves even momentarily. our enemies act

that's our show for today, i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >> it's a weekday morning in new york city and a line forms well before doors open at this east harlem food pantry. the people waiting for food range from young mothers to older people on fixed incomes. inside the pantry, the number of people needing food is only growing. congress cut 5 billion dollars from "s.n.a.p." or the "supplemental nutrition assistance program" in late 2013; because of that, the new york common pantry, one of the largest in new york - serving 3 million meals annually, reports a 26% increase in recipients in the last year. new york ranked 4 in a recent survey of cities around the globe with the highest percentage of millionaires. joel berg, who heads the new york coalition against hunger says, as the city gets wealthier, demand at the 1000 plus food kitchens he represents is only increasing. >> well when neighborhoods gentrify, the demand goes up because rent is the single greatest cost that low income people face and if they can't afford

that's our show for today, i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >>> i'm richelle carey, police officials raise concerns about attacks on the ambush killing of two police officers. >>> north korea threatens new cyber attacks and washington considers how to retaliate for the devastating attack on sony pictures >>> f.a.r.c. is demanding talks to end a 50 years war with the government >>> in the middle east - disagreements over the production of oil. all that ahead on al jazeera america. keep it here. launched four satellites to photograph our galaxy across the spectrum of both visible and invisible light. they made up the agency's "great observatory program" and each orbiting telescope saw things a little differently, and now the youngest of the four satellites has just finished its mission. the spitzer space telescope is an infrared camera, it detects objects that our eyes can't see and it has taken 2.5 million photographs over the course of almost 10 years in operation. >> 2.5 million photographs stitched together into one bi

cheryl jennings brings us the story. >> endurance was never a problem for ann cramer.for years she compete entered loss distance run from california to europe and then at age 30 her health suddenly changed. >> that was the hardest time when i couldn't get out of bed. at times i was crawling to use the bathroom. >>reporter: she went from doctor to doctor for months searching the cause of her withs she would eventually undergo a battery of tests just to prove she was sec enough to be placed on disability. >> yes, i was called a hype con dry alaska if the early days. i was told i needed to good to physical therapy. >> finally turned to dr. montoya stanford chronic fatigue clinic. he diagnosed her condition as crop ick fatigue syndrome or cfs. he says unlike other diseases there is no blood test for cfs. and while patients can experience debilitating fatigue for years, some doctors still skeptical that it's a legitimate condition. >> most important moment when i see new paent in our clinic is when we tell them that we do believe they have a relevant disease. >> but new bri

that's our show for today, i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. >> the murders of two new york city police officers causing tension between police, the city's mayor and even the president. why some are blaming their comments for the attack as we learn new details about the shooter. >> north korea threatens strikes in retaggation for being accused of hacking sony. president obama considers his next move. could he put pyongyang back on the list of state sponsors o

now it concluded that the cia use of torture was not an effective means of acquiring spell jens and that harsh methods competely failed to prevent attacks. it also says the interrogations were brutal and far worse than the cia publicly claimed with prisoners subjected to water boards sleep deprivation and so called wallings where they were slammed against the wall. the report also accused the c.i.a. of the oversight, by deliberately giving inaccurate and incomplete information. in order, the then president was mislead about the c.i.a.'s use of torture theirs the committee, which wrote that report. >> the c.i.a.'s actions a decade ago are a stain on our value and on our history, the re's of this 500 page summary the not remove that stain, but it can and does say to our people, and the world, that america is big enough to admit when it is wrong, and confident enough to learn from it's mistakes. releasing this important is an important step to restore our values and show the world that we are in fact, a just and lawful society. >> live now to kimberly, she joins us from washington, d.c. so

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i didn't go to medical school, jen. don't laugh at me.deo from practice shows that beckham kicking this spinning football through the uprights more than 30 yards away. and bill, i think this was his second try. is that correct? >> i mean, that's, like, a five out of ten. the catch was, like, a ten out of ten. >> i know, but that's still pretty sick. >> yeah. >> i mean, this kid's got talent. i like it. >>> 'tis the season. one bills fan has it all decked out. their house for the holidays is a must-see. look at this. ♪ ♪ the bills make me wanna shout ♪ ♪ kick your heels up and shout ♪ throw your hands up and shout ♪ ♪ throw your head back and shout ♪ ♪ come on now ♪ the bills are making it happen now ♪ >> look at that. it's bills house! bills! we could have karins along the windows. >> my neighbors would love me. >> i know. have that song playing at all hours of the night like when you wake up at 2:30 in the morning, you know? hey, neighbors! it's time for me to go to work. >>> hey, look at that. i don't like that. >> you don't like that.

jen's trying to help you look your best at the big company parties this week. >> yes, jen, let's get. >> yes, we're with the team from make me glam in lance horning, good morning once again. >> morning. >> so, langhorne? >> yes. >> okay. let's talk a little bit about it before and after. i want to see it first. so there is a picture of the gorgeous blondes, did you the after obviously. >> yes. >> you look at this red lip, and it is gorgeous the red lip looks fantastic on her. but really depends on the tone for each person and their under tones. >> so you think people are afraid of the red lips? >> very much so. but anyone can rock the red lip, just depending on the tone of the reds. >> okay. >> so we come back out here, we have another super model, apparently surrounded by super models, we saw her earlier. you glammed up the eyes. and iand in real specific whale. tell us what did you to get here? >> so basically all did i was take a little bit of the black eye shadow and right over top of the neutral colors that i had on, was just darken it up a bit. made sure i give nice angle up he

. >> okay, let's go to jen. hey, jen?e of my favorite friends, hey, look, still here, ladies putting together their heart maps. all part of the gold and dreams program, here, and we will tell you all about it and you'll meet my new friends, sophie. hi, give them a wave. a remote that lives on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. the innovators and inventors at comcast labs are creating more possibilities for more people every day. comcast nbcuniversal. bringing media and technology together for you. >> million come jenkins, one of our philadelphia eagles players, where is this ben fit? over at union trust. remember malcolm? this will be great event. a lot of good chefs will be there. you have got your cocktails, and stuff. he's trying to make some money to help some kids out. >> i would think a lot of players will be there. remember malcolm yesterday afternoon, should ski him about this? intercepted pass, took it

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cheryl jennings brings us the story. >> endurance was never a problem for ann cramer. for years she compete entered loss distance run from california to europe and then at age 30 her health suddenly changed. >> that was the hardest time when i couldn't get out of bed. at times i was crawling to use the bathroom. >>reporter: she went from doctor to doctor for months searching the cause of her fatigue. without a diagnosis she would eventually undergo a battery of tests just to prove she was sec enough to be placed on disability. >> yes, i was called a hype con dry alaska if the early days. i was told i needed to good to physical therapy. >> finally turned to dr. montoya stanford chronic fatigue clinic. he diagnosed her condition as crop ick fatigue syndrome or cfs. he says unlike other diseases there is no blood test for cfs. and while patients can experience debilitating fatigue for years, some doctors still skeptical that it's a legitimate condition. >> most important moment when i see new patient in our clinic is when we tell them that we do believe they have a releva

here now to discuss this, general will jen psaki.ajor company was hacked and essentially shut down for some time. now americans are being threatened by these same hackers with 9/11-style attacks at their local movie theater. is this cyberterrorism? >> i think it's important to separate those two things. one, we take the cyberattacks very seriously, as you've mentioned in your report already, the national security team has been meeting about what to do about this. the second piece, the threat against movie theaters, we've looked into that. there's no incredible intelligence to back that up. but cybersecurity is a growing threat. broadly we've seen it from other countries. it's something that we work with the private sector on and it will continue to be a big issue for this administration. >> americans were threatened by these same hackers and they wreaked havoc on sony's hardware and the operations of a major company in this country. is it cyberterrorism? if not, what does one have to do in order to be considered cyberterrorists? >> i

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jen arnold and bill klein.a rare form of cancer. how are you? >> i'm cancer free for almost eight months. time flies when you're having fun. >> congratulations. >> close monitoring. hopeful that it continues to be as good as it is right now. >> and an amazing hair style. >> congratulations to you. survivors. we have to stick together. >> so much good news to talk about. you have two beautiful children. 4-year-old will, 3-year-old zoey. how are they doing in terms of acclimating to a new family and a new country? >> the first couple of moents with zoey was touch and go. since then, she's turned around to be quite an extraordinary little girl. they're both in prepre school now. >> you have to say good-bye to them every morning. it must be tough. >> they don't seem to be as bummed about it. >> they're like bye. >> and you all are both working parents. extraordinarily difficult jobs. jen, you're a neonatologist. and bill, you're the ce of of rocky and maggie's pet shop. how do you find family snim chlt it's part of

and coon statenly butted heads with william jennings brian, which is interesting, because william jennings brian, her daughter, ruth brian oyan owen n this side of the picture w avenue press account when these two ruths were sworn in 1929, they came down the center aisle together, arm in arm and wowed the members and the press because here are to daughters of avowed political enemies. if we go back into the pitcher to finish out this is mary norton of new jersey and this woman here is another one of the interesting characters from this time period, florence ca kahn o san francisco, another widow who followed her husband into congress. like rogers, she was another woman very involved in her husband's political career so when he passed away, she was asked to run for seat in the special election and she decided to -- she was gonna stay on. she stayed on more than a decade and she is the first jewish woman elected to congress. she is also the first woman to be appointed to the prestigious appropriations committee. and she is responsible for steering a lot of funds into the bay area to develop

jen, thank you. >>> and now, to an update on former president george h.w. bush hospitalized in houston. today, we learned bush 41 will spend at least one more day there before heading home. he suffered shortness of breath last tuesday. doctors say he's doing much better. he is the oldest living former president. you'll remember back in june he celebrated his 90th birthday by skydiving. >>> well there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. fast and furp use. and caught on camera. street racers doing more than spinning their wheels. taking over the freeway. police trying to take them back. >>> and caught on camera. keep an eye on the college football assistant on the sidelines, hitting a posing players. what happened next? >>> and writing a wrong. almost six decades later, the big honor for a special guest, a promise finally being kept. try the improved formula of boost® original nutritional drink. each delicious serving provides... 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals including calcium and

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cheryl jennings brings us the story. >> endurance was never a problem for ann cramer.or years she compete entered loss distance run from california to europe and then at age 30 her health suddenly changed. >> that was the hardest time when i couldn't get out of bed. at times i was crawling to use the bathroom. >>reporter: she went from doctor to doctor for months searching the cause of her fatigue. without a diagnosis she would eventually undergo a battery of tests just to prove she was sec enough to be placed on disability. >> yes, i was called a hype con dry alaska if the early days. i was told i needed to good to physical therapy. >> finally turned to dr. montoya stanford chronic fatigue clinic. he diagnosed her condition as crop ick fatigue syndrome or cfs. he says unlike other diseases there is no blood test for cfs. and while patients can experience debilitating fatigue for years, some doctors still skeptical that it's a legitimate condition. >> most important moment when i see new patient in our clinic is when we tell them that we do believe they have a relevant