yesterday he spent christmas with his 41-year-old newly found daughter, kelly wilson, for the very firstankful for her. it's my best christmas ever. >> imagine that. wilson says her mom never told her who her biological father was. she doesn't blame anybody, she says. she's after decades apart. wow! >> beautiful thing there. >>> 4:49 right now. dozens of south bay residents spent several hours christmas day helping others in the commute. it's a christmas tradition put on by san jose city team a nonprofit. here's "today in the bay's" scott budman with more. >> reporter: they gave haircuts. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas! >> reporter: they served meals. they washed feet, all to help those who need a hand on christmas day. >> it is a biblical thing. jesus washed feet, that's why we do it. you know, he walked his disci e disciples' feet and gave us instructions to do likewise. >> reporter: san jose city team opened its doors on christmas. >> this place is a blessing. we thank god and everybody. >> reporter: inviting volunteers to use their skills to help. >> it helps me get practice.

yesterday he spent christmas with his 41-year-old newly found daughter, kelly wilson, for the very first >> i'm thankful for her. it's my best christmas ever. >> wilson says her mom never told her who her biological father was. she doesn't blame anybody, she says. she's just happy to be connected after decades apart. >> a lot of people are skeptical, but i like those tests. >> i like those. >>> dna tests are also being used to potentially release a death row inmate here in california. the test was ordered by governor jerry brown on christmas eve, because inmate kevin cooper claims he was wrongfully accused of murdering four people back in 1983. >> with the current dna testing technology, we think we'll be able to show that he's innocent. >> brown ordered that test while pardoning 35 prisoners in the bay area, including two who were affected by the camp fire. >>> in the new year, dozens of new state laws will take effect and being lifted from police officer records so one of the new laws will allow public inspection of an officer's records during investigations of police shootings, use of

there is no evidence that wilson ever took credit for the building's funding. despite kelly'sie, wilson tells "the miami herald" that she never got an apology. she also says ever since his lie, she has received death threats and even nooses in the mail. this is what we've come to. congresswoman frederica wilson of florida joins me now. congresswoman, thank you so much. i appreciate you joining us. why do you think he never apologized? >> well, i think that's a part of his nature, and i think he made up the whole story to side with the president, to make it look like i was some sort of a clown or someone who just lies all the time. and i think that's why he never apologized and because he does not respect women, and he definitely does not respect black women. and i don't think he respects black people. >> do you think he'll ever apologize? >> he said, absolutely not. he will never apologize. he said that several times on fox news. >> yeah. congresswoman, you received threats after kelly attacked you from the white house podium, and at one point it kept you from working. do you

wilson's account and say the president didn't know the dead soldier's name. on the call he referred to johnson as "your guy." this is where john kellyok to the white house podium to say he was stunned by wilson's decision to take to the press to criticize trump for his call with a gold star widow and then he attacked her. >> and the congresswoman stood up and in the long tradition stood up there in all of that, and talked about how she was instrumental in getting the funding for that building. now, she took care of her constituents because she got the money. and she called up president obama, she got money to build a building. and she sat down. and we were stunned. stunned that she had done it. even for someone that is that empty a barrel, we were stunned. >> so, besides being a baseless attack, what he said about her is just not true. video from that dedication ceremony of that fbi building, dug up by "the sun sentinel." shows that wilson took credit to name the building for two fbi agents that were killed, not to fund it. >> immediately, i went into attack mode. i went to the speaker, mr mr. boehner, i said, i need your help. the

congresswoman barbara lee tweeted on sunday, before general kelly steps down i hope he will offer a long overdue apology to congresswoman frederica wilson about lying about her in the press. john kelly has revealed himself to be every bit as horrible a liar as donald trump. i learned everything i needed to know about him in that exercise where he completely lied about congresswoman wilson and then the most important part of it, did not apologize when it was all made public that he lied less than 24 hours after he did it, he never apologized. >> that was a shameful episode. you know, there's a saying power doesn't corrupt, it reveals. and what it revealed about john kelly is he's a man that likes to use his power to hurt and humiliate people just like his boss. there's an episode you mentioned. and of course he oversaw a policy of ripping screaming children out of the arms of their mothers at the border. so this is a man who seemed to relish the opportunity to use his power to hurt people, and that tells you everything you need to know. >> thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> and when we come back, the aut

commission chairman joseph steinmetz, commissioner noah phelps and commissioner rebecca kelly and commissioner christine wilson. it is my understanding that your testimony will be a joint testimony delivered by the chairman, you are recognized. >> chairman moran, ranking member blumenthal. and members of the subcommittee. it is an honor to appear before you today. especially alongside my esteemed colleagues . as senator nelson said, the ftc is a productive and independent agency . with a broad dual mission. to protect consumers and to maintain competition. the ftc long history of we work hard and we will continue to work hard to maintain it. i'm going to focus my coral remarks on security and privacy. your after year, these issues top the list of the ftc's consumer protection priorities. the commission has challenged numerous privacy and data security practices under section 5 of the ftc act. our program in these areas which includes enforcement as well as consumer and business education has been highly successful within the limits of our authority. but as mentioned, section 5 is an imperfect tool. in my view,

. >>> white house chief of staff john kelly has had a tenure that was at times combative and controversial. he called fredricka wilson an empty barrel after she criticized the president for comments he made aftin the phon call of the widow of a fallen soldier. when he was accused of abuse, john kelly called him a man of honor. he called the democrats lazy. he also got into a political fight with corwin lewandowski and recently got into a shouting match with john bolton over a surge of illegal border crossings. >> there is communication with the saudis. according to the president, son-in-law jared kushner offered advice on how to weather the storm. "new york times" reporter mark mazetti broke the story. >> since ckhashoggi's killing, there is advice he's given to the crown prince. he's been advising him to settle some of his problems in the region within the kingdom, avoid mistakes that clearly the killing of khashoggi was more than a mistake, but he sees mbs as someone who is the future, and i think an important ally to the united states. >> if this is true, messages between kushner and the crown prince would be a vi

kelly go amid a number of staff changes.it's time now for our sunday group. former congressman jason chaffetz. translated from the "washington post". former democratic congresswoman jane harman. director of the woodrow wilson center. and guy benson. congressman jason chaffetz, president trump announced yesterday that john kelly is out. ishis likely replacement, nick ayers. very sharp political operative. the vice presidents chief of staff. question, what happened to kelly and if in fact nick ayers is taking over from kelly, what does that tell us about where the temp presidency is headed over the next two years?x this country owes much of the kelly family. >> the sacrifice and the loss of his son. he served two years on homeland security and chief of staff. by all accounts, it's of the mulch was time in the white house. nick ayershas proven himself with the vice president. very different approach than general kelly . >>chris: in what way? >> he seems to be very disciplined. he did cut his teeth early on on the campaign issues. as we transition into 2020, i think it's important to note that mick mulvaney also in the mix. seems like nick ayers will get it. there might be an interim person. >>chris: when you

we learned a lot about kelly that day that he set foot in the white house press breefzing room, stepped up to the podium and unleashed that unhinged tirade on representative wilson which turned out to be false. so in the end, it turned out that john kelly was not a very good truth teller which is of course one of the primary responsibilities of the chief of staff. >> okay then. if he's gone, jeff bennett, who's going to step in? word on the street as the reporting goes r nick ayers and who is he and who else might there be out there? >> so nick is the young ambitious, he's 36 years old. he's the current chief of staff to the vice president mike pence. he cut his teeth in georgia politics. he worked for governor sonny purdue's campaign and he's had a rise from there and because of that he's certainly earned a lot of critics some might say enemies in washington. that certainly goes along with the job here in washington but he's also viewed as a steady hand and i can tell you that he found a way to introduce and ingratiate himself to president trump by attending those regular lunches that the vice president and president tend to have and that over time president tr

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jane harman, director of the woodrow wilson center, and the cohost of benson and harf on fox news radio, guy benson. president trump announced yesterday that john kelly, his likely replacement, this fellow, nick errors. now the vice presidents chief of staff. question, what happened to kelly and if, in fact, he is taking over from kelly, what does that tell us about where the term presidency is headed over the next two years? speak of this country owes a lot to the kelly family, the sacrifice he has made but also his son and the loss of his son. he served two years with the trump administration. by all accounts it's a tumultuous time in the white house. we have a lot to think there. i think nick errors has proven himself with the vice president. very different approach i think than general kelly. >> chris: in what way? >> he seems to be a very disciplined person. he did cut his teeth early on on some of the campaign issues and as we transition to 2020 i think it's important to know that. also think perhaps one of the names, mick mulvaney is in the mix. it seems like nick errors is going to get up but mulvaney -- >> chris: when you say he's political,