kaley cuoco and karl cook. >> does this sount as a date night?> no. >> a terrible date. >> it's a good date. >> most of the time. yeah. >> reporter: but the blige. >> it's a big day. star on the walk of fame. >> yes. >> it's your birthday. >> yes. >> nominated. are you taking it all in? >> so much positivity. it's overwhelming. >> reporter: the now 47-year-old "mudbound" star who has overcome so much from insecurity to past abuse and drug addiction got emotional earlier in the day. >> i'm so sorry. this is the next chapter of my life. i'm not going give up singing. this is another chapter. i'm going to continue to do it the best that i can. i love it. >> well it's just nine more days until the next big awards show. the actors will honor each other at the screen actor's guild awards on january 21st. >> double s.a.g. award nominee julia louis-dreyfus can win a record award this year. there's plenty to she ended chemotherapy. her sons, henry and charlie did a video. ♪ so beat it just beat it >> reporter: here's julia, husband brad, and her boys, at

and got caught on his hook and kaley is really worried good the bird. >> we're going to fix you up. >it him more than one time. >> you got me. i feel so bad. >> and has a real hold on his finger there. >> that seagull is in really capable hands, john is in med school, he has pliers and he gets that hook out of its mouth. successfully releases it back out into the air. >> he should get a good doctor's review on yelp from that bird. >> this is 85th, this fella is about to do something pretty wild. >> i'm beat boxing. >> it's a gas that's five times more dense than air. >> it's opposite of helium? >> yes. >> he has his boy on hand to make sure things go the right way. >> any type of gas you put in your lungs that replaces 0678 again, you don't want to do it for too long. >> don't try this at home. here they are filling the balloon up with hexaflour i'd. let's see if it works. >> this is insane. >> now, for the good stuff. ♪ >> that is kind of cool. quick, i want to hear him record a base track like that and loop back over ♪ >> this is real, right? because i'm really excited and i don't w

. >> kaley, 3 years old. >> also among the victims sawyer cory, her sister morgan and rebecca riskin, a prominent realtor here. >> it's horrific here for someone to survive that. >> reporter: her son returning to her mud-pummeled home. >> i hope that she knows that i was giving everything i could to find her. >> reporter: as time starts running out for these teams to find others. marci gonzalez, abc news, about your bank, california. >>> rebecca riskin is the sister of a spokesman for the alameda district attorney. the real estate agency intends to carry out her life work with the same strength, grace and he will ghans defined her. >>> other victims, 69-year-old josephine guar died when she opened the door to her home. she was a former nurse and a grandmother of three. >> one of the oldest victims was 84-year-old roy rohter, the founder of a ventura catholic school. his wife was injured and remains hospitalized. >> tonight, california national guard members based in moffett field returned from southern california. they rescued several survivors from the mud slides. abc7 news reporter

kaley cuoco, who did britney's "slave for you," begged to be on the show for months. ♪ we are part ofm nation ♪ and joseph gordon-levitt actually hired the same choreographer janet jackson used for "rhythm nation." >> when anna kendrick came out and did the j-lo and j-lo came, what did we not see that day? >> you didn't see j-lo roll up with her entourage and getting made up and getting super sexy. and you didn't see anna out there rocking. i mean, you know, it was just what it was. ♪ every time we're down you can make it right ♪ >> when gigi hadid came out with the backstreet boys -- who i could not love more -- and they >> and they were in those little pods, i remember it like it was yesterday. like gigi had been at their birthday party or they were at her birthday party or something, and then she asked them if she could do their song, and they were like, no we want to come on. >> i think someone got stuck in a pod. >> yeah. i remember it like yesterday. that was so much fun. >> they have so much fun on that show. >>> okay, now to some grammy news. kelly clarkson, miley cyrus, and r

. >> kaley, 3 years old. >> also among the victims sawyer cory, her sister morgan and rebecca riskin, a prominent realtor here. >> it's horrific here for someone to survive that. >> reporter: her son returning to her mud-pummeled home. >> i hope that she knows that i was giving everything i could to find her. >> reporter: as time starts running out for these teams to find others. marci gonzalez, abc news, about your bank, california. >>> rebecca riskin is the sister of a spokesman for the alameda district attorney. the real estate agency intends to carry out her life work with the same strength, grace and he will ghans defined her. >>> other victims, 69-year-old josephine guar died when she opened the door to her home. she was a former nurse and a grandmother of three. >> one of the oldest victims was 84-year-old roy rohter, the founder of a ventura catholic school. his wife was injured and remains hospitalized. >> tonight, california national guard members based in moffett field returned from southern california. they rescued several survivors from the mud slides. abc7 news reporter

kaley reports on populist movement in the united states. she's interviewed by daily beast editor. roxanne ortiz argues that the people of

. >> kaley benitez, 3 years old. >> reporter: 12-year-old sawyer cory, her sister morgan and rebecca riskin. her son returning to her mud pummeled home. >> i hope she knows that i was giving everything i could to find her. >> reporter: as time starts running out for these teams to find others. marci gonzalez, abc news, burbank, california. >> a major winter storm has 120 million people in its path. parts of the northern plains could see up to two feet of snow. pushing bitter cold temperatures into the midwest and in front of that heavy rains will soak the south as well as the major cities of the northeast. let's take >> good morning, we're talking about a major storm in the northeast. big concern for the i-95 corridor is wed weather that is going to lead to flooding but with cold air plunging in behind the system we'll have a changeover to ice and even some snow for the interior part of the northeast. when it comes to snowfall amounts the highest totals close to the canadian border. could see upwards of a foot and a half in some spots. with your accuweather forecast i'm meteorologist

and ready kaley creating a menu out of season of produce that aims to surprise. as they say well this makes people make people but what about people who are blind but bold usko than play if you can't see who is self the project beyond seeing by the good to institute in paris puts the focus on these questions fashion and design student spend one year working with blind and vision impaired people to develop innovative design approaches that go beyond the sense of sight they try to achieve a multi sensory experience of fish and the results of the project are in show an exhibition in the french capital. design that speaks to all the senses. the exhibition beyond seeing at the vip villa in paris is all about changing perspectives what clothing looks like isn't so important to hire delgado he was born blind but he's helped to develop the concept behind the show so visitors can experience fashion the way he does for instance through touch. this is a target stocking this feels like a bedspread. as like it was just lying down on my sofa right now cover myself with it and

. >> kaley benetz 3 years old. >> and a prominent realtor here. >> it's too horrific here for someone to survive that. >> her son returning to her mud pummelled home. >> i hope she knows i was giving everything i could to find her. >> reporter: as time starts running out for these teams to find others. marcy gonzales, abc news. >>> new details on a story we brought you earlier on abc 7 news at 6:00. we first reported that a train in a accident was unoccupied. that's because the man was able to pull the driver from the prius just moments before the impact. the tracks have since been cleared. >>> there's been another sea lion attack. she was swimming in aquatic park when she was bit on the knee. abc 7 news reporter spoke with two other swimmers, including a former paramedic who helped rescue chan. >> the rowing club is no stranger to sea lion attacks, as many of its members have suffered sea lion bites includinging chan as she was swimming around 7:00 this morning. >> i started swimming with her and said do you wante to pull you backing to the beach and she said no, i can't kick because

ainsley: jillian behind you, kaley. we'll get headlines. after hillary clinton left the state department in 2013. but she told the feds she did not archive the exchanges from clinton's private server. fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano joined us earlier to weigh in. >> reports are that she told the fbi, not under oath in official conversation, it is not perjury, lying to the fbi. can she be prosecuted? yes. will she be prosecuted is the 64,000-dollar question. ask jeff sessions. jillian: fbi found emails on anthony weiner's laptop weeks before the 2016 election after he was caught sexting a 16-year-old girl. >>> engineer james today more was fired from google after certaining a memo questioning the company's diversity policies. he filed a class-action lawsuit against google claiming they discriminate against white men and conservative. white wing activist charles johnson suing twitter banning him from the platform in 2015 posting his views. >>> police officers assigned to guard a college course on white racism today. p

charles: house intelligence committee votes to release the fisa momento, bringing in rnc spokeswoman, kaleybig news, representative schiff giving a demoralizing speech, condemning the process. i believe that is what american people want. there are too many questions out there. if i am in the intelligence community i would want this. >> absolutely, american people' transparency. 4 amendment rights matter, individual that a government should not be able to unlawful surveil someone, it matters if you are an american that wants privacy, important to know, and important to about whether dossier funded by democrats was used by a means to open investigation into russia, very important questions that american people need to know. charles: according to schiff, majority opening an investigation to doj and fbi. i know we want clarity here. but are we getting fatigued here. the investigation begot an investigation, and i feel we're moving further from the truth rather than closer. >> american people need these types of investigation, during clinton administration, you had loretta lynch meets on tarmac

. >> also giving us relationship goals, yeah, we said it, kaley cuoco and fiance karl cook getting cozyuring the show. does this count as a date night? >> no. >> no. >> it's a long time, but it's -- yeah. >> across the pond, the royal family from charlotte's first day of school to meghan and harry's first public appearance of 2018. meghan waved to a cheering crowd as she and harry paid a visit to a london radio station, wrapped up in a camel coat and scarf over black pants and heels, the future royal showed off a new hair-do. the casual, trendy, messy bun style with loose bits of hair on the side is a break for the traditional sleek look. her brando coat has already sold out. inside the station, meghan went for basic black in a belted sweater over her pants. the pair went to represent radio to see how young people are getting trained in broadcasting. harry even learned this fist bump handshake. >> yeah! >> meghan's future niece, princess charlotte, is actually a mini me of the queen. in her nursery school photos, the 2 1/2-year-old looks a lot like her great grandmother when she was a t

. >> kaley, so striking to hear the words of candidate trump versus president trump when it comes tof haiti. thank you very much for that reporting. >>> now some sad news coming in from the sports world. iconic sportscaster keith jackson has died at the age of 89. that according to a news release from espn. jackson worked for abc sports for nearly 40 years and was the voice behind some of the biggest college football games. to many he was college football. bob iger, the ceo of disney which owns espn issued the following statement, quote, for generations of fans keith jackson was college football. when you heard his voice, you knew it was a big game. keith was a true gentleman and memorable presence. our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife, turi ann, and his family. you can't predict the market, but through good times and bad at t. rowe price we've helped our investors stay confident for over 80 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to i

joining me right now rnc spokesperson, author of the brand new book, "the new american revolution," kaley mcnamey. good to see you. >> thank thank you, trish. trish: congratulation on the book. it is a new revolution. in terms of the government shut down, and if so, some americans will be kind of angry and will republicans get some of the blame? >> sure americans would be angry and should be angry, with democrats. we've been trying to pass a budget going back to the fall. you remember chuck and nancy not showing up to the meeting with the president. we've an trying to do this. democrats are in an interesting position. they have a choice. right now they're holding this up because of daca. meanwhile tied into this stopgap measure is renewal of chip that provide children in poverty with health care. they have a choice between u.s. citizens, children and poverty and giving them the care they need or holding this up because of daca. neil: trish: i hear you, american voters sent republicans to the senate, house and white house. any party in control don't they run the risk getting blamed even if

kaley us labor force left to exploitation in xenophobia. people in power investigate. moscow's little pakistan. this time around is iraq. unbelievable it sounds like an agreement between criminal busts just like trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place if anyone ever comes to ask a question these are throw their hands up in the air and say i don't know i was just nominee director with doing a investigation into. ukraine did you a bribes and corrupt i would be corrupt i did just what president say al jazeera investigations the only go at this time. i will quote steve bannon. he's lost. the author of a controversial new book on donald trump says everyone he spoke to inside the white house was critical of the u.s. president's.

>> it's like a new jet lag every week think about that >> the three -day weekends -- >> yesterday kaleyas up early. that kept me on track. >> if you go to bed early -- >> ben franklin. >> 7 to 8 hours, instead of getting fancy -- >> i thought you were going with the early to bed, early to rise. >> it sounds like you're getting a little bit too -- how does this guy know? >> if you get 7 or 8, you're great. >> god bless you if you're getting 7 to 8 >> now you're saying it has to be this time >> i can call you early on weekends if you'd like >>> let's look at u.s. equity futures. it's been a huge year already, just two trading weeks in. look at this this morning, futures are surging, dow indicated up by 267 points s&p futures up by 17 nasdaq up by 14. this comes after last week where the dow was up 507 points. nasdaq up by 1.7%. gains across the board with the dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 and many other indices result ending at all-time highs it's continuing again this morning. hard to try to get your arms around what this has meant this is the tenth trading day of the new year >> what is it so fa

. ♪ >> sunday night on after word, republican national committee kaley on her book the "new americanevolution: the making of a populous movement." she is interviewed by matt lewis. >> conservative says to me why do you use this word? i'm not a populist and i've had liberals express the version to that word. this book is about the people and i want to honestly profile the people on the left and on the right and most of the voters i profiled were trump voters but i did profile some who were not. to me, it was capturing the sentiment that drove an electorate to therefore one of the most astonishing electoral -- we've seen in my lifetime and certainly i think in modern history. so the profile of the american people on different issues from terrorism to poison waters in flint, michigan. c-span's history series returns next month with a look at 12 new supreme court cases. historians and experts join us to discuss the constitutional issues and personal stories behind these significant supreme court decisions. beginning monday, february 26, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and to help you better u