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normally there's 16 cars. >> kiefer sutherland playing a secretary. who's thrust full yao unprepared into the presidency. >> so help me god. >> reporter: though firmly in the realm of make-believe it's based on a very real, extremely classified safeguard known as the continuity of government plan. >> the problem that the continuity of government plan tries to solve is something called decapitation. >> reporter: abc news consultant and former white house counterterrorism official dick clark ran the program for nearly a decade. he's the only official to ever deploy it in a crisis, during air, vice president cheney was rushed to an underground bunker. >> on 9/11 i activated the continuity of government system. we asked the speaker of the house to leave washington. >> reporter: the government didn't know if more attacks were coming and where. gail norton, george w. bush's secretary of the interior, told "20/20" anchor elizabeth vargas she was one of a handful of high-ranking officials sent to secret locations. >> i know you can't tell me you describe the

. >> a little kiefer. just a little kiefer. >> it's so funny that the art world is the back drop for all of this intrigue. you wouldn't expect it? >> a world i'd never seen before on television, not much in movies, either. it's what goes on behind the scenes. i was surprised. >> you should see it as art >> right. >> something stolen, not the -- the intrigue behind. >> a lot of heists going on behind the scenes. >> a lot going on behind the scenes. >> as well. but the art of moore is about lust for power and money and sex, and all set -- >> never enough. >> behind the beauty of art. everybody wants more. >> but it's not all real art. >> i got mine. how about a little bit of yours? >> exactly. do you know anybody like this? or did you sort of, that you new york billionaire real estate tie tycoon with a penchant for politics. we were shooting the first season. all ten episodes written. two moss into shooting and donald trump announce ford president, a and i -- seeing my dialogue coming out of his mouth. so --

kiefer says there's no rush to check-out. "families are able to stay as long as they need to." from food to laundry to a place residents have everything they need. for brian that meant focusing on what really mattered. "i was able to have the final days with him." milton died on august 31st, 2016. in those finals moments - bryan was there... "he shaped me into the man i am today. so, i was able to thank him as he was passing away the last two weeks." moments he may not have had if it wasn't for a helping hand from the fisher house. i'm nicole koglin - fox 6 news. fisher house isn't just in nationwide helping military families. if you'd like to learn more about fisher house and it's services - just head over to our website fox6now.com. and don't forget to tune in tomorrow for "homeland diaries." the hour-long special shares veteran's stories including the struggles and triumphs they face serving our country. that's tomorrow at 5pm - right here on fox 6. one of the largest veterans day events in the country taking place in new york city. the annual parade marches york's fifth ave

kiefer, yogurt only has about 1 million colony, abuja. >> this is my first time it's really good. >> contains about 1 billion. >> you can get it in any flavor you want so you don't even have to suffer. you can get something that you love and drink on a regular basis and probiotics are really good for everything got wise. >> if you get the flu or take in and it -- an antibiotic you wiped out all the good bacteria so you need to repopulate so you can consume fermented foods and you can get a small amount and we do recommend supplements. i brought the 20 billion and a really high dose of better -- is a higher dose better? >> silver has been used in medicine as a natural antibiotic and natural antibacterial and antifungal and we have a silver nose plant -- nose spray for sinus infection you can drop it in your ears or eyes but my favorite way is sublingually. i take a small amount. >> put it under your tongue and hold it for a few seconds >> is this like jewelry silver? >> yes. but it's very small particle size and it's in purified water. if you let that sit it will dissolve into circula

jennifer kiefer is the fisher house manager and helps families who live more than 50 miles away make room arrangements. "it's being able to take away one little bit of stress off of somebody's shoulders when they are dealing with says there's no rush to check-out. "families are able to stay as long as they need to." from food to laundry to a place to get a good night's rest -- residents have everything they need. for brian that meant focusing on what really mattered. "i was able to have the final days with him." milton died on august 31st, 2016. in those finals moments - bryan was there... "he shaped me into the man i am today. so, i was able to thank him as he was weeks." moments he may not have had if it wasn't for a helping hand from the fisher house. i'm nicole koglin - fox 6 news. fisher house isn't just in wisconsin. there's 71 locations nationwide helping military families. if you'd like to learn more about fisher house and it's services - just head over to our website fox6now.com. and don't forget to tune in tomorrow for "homeland diaries." the hour-long special shares vetera

its a bit shocking and nerving to be so close to the violence like that kiefer waterman was startled from his slumber. we heard some sort of yelling and screaming behind the house 3 gun shots after gunfire erupted, chilling cries echoed near weil and wright. i heard someone yelling to call 911 so i did and i could hear some yelling after t strelitzer called for help after hearing chaos in the alley, other residents did what they could to help the 33-year-old man who was found outside of his home suffering from a gunshot wound. 'i gave him chest compressions gave him his inhaler we lifted his legs emergency responders arrived, but despite lifesaving efforts he died on scene. it scary folks are rocked by the violent death. makes you feel nervous about being around here with recent crimes happened is troubling. theres been a lot of stuff going on . theres been hit and run my roommate got mugged at gunpoint 2 week ago a lot of scary stuff going on my thoughts and prayers go out to the family, thats just a terrible situation while condolences are being offered, hope for justice is also be

francine kiefer with the christian science monitor. niels lesniewski is a senior staff writer for "roll call." let me bounce a headline off of you. the republicans will use the lame-duck session to set the stage for donald trump. how much truth is in that narrative? guest: we are not sure how republicans will use the lame-duck session. the main job is to get the budget done. party,the republican there are conservatives who want to push that into next year so that they have a friendly president to deal with their budget, and the republican leadership wants to get the budget done now so that they can have the new president start with a clean slate. will not clear which side win out on this. my guess is the leaders will win out and do what they can to move the ball along, and as speaker ryan says hit the road running next year. what: a lot of that may be the president-elect decides to say. tohe were to let it be known the more conservative members of the house and his supporters, people who have endorsed him that he wants and is on board

challenging and i read the script and it's a farfetched conspiracy theory family drama thing with kieferland, and i was like i'm in. >> trevor: you are now a surrogate for hillary. >> am. >> trevor: but you were a bernie supporter? >> i was. >> trevor: and people were worried that bernie supporters wouldn't be able to convert to hillary-- i say it like it's a religion. ( laughter ) >> yeah. >> trevor: it was na way. why the switch? i mean, like you said, you liked the underdog. you tbrnt obama who was the underdog, and bernie had that, and then he started sweeping through the state. yet switch and was it difficult for you? >> it was not difficult for me. one of the big reasons i wanted to support bernie was his college affordability plan. free college, find a way to pay for it, make that work. that was a big driver. i also, both bernie and hillary i thought were going to go a tremendous job protect, the president's legacy and a lot of his achievements. and having met people who benefitted from these things like college affordability and don't ask, don't tell, it scares the crap out of me

francine kiefer with the christian science monitor.iels lesniewski is a senior staff writer for "roll call." let me bounce a headline off of you. the republicans will use the lame-duck session to set the stage for donald trump. how much truth is in that narrative? guest: we are not sure how republicans will use the lame-duck session. the main job is to get the budget done. party,the republican there are conservatives who want to push that into next year so that they have a friendly president to deal with their budget, and the republican leadership wants to get the budget done now so that they can have the new president start with a clean slate. will not clear which side win out on this. my guess is the leaders will win out and do what they can to move the ball along, and as speaker ryan says hit the road running next year. what: a lot of that may be the president-elect decides to say. tohe were to let it be known the more conservative members of the house and his supporters, people who have endorsed him that he wants and is on board se

. >> it's a little kiefer sutherland. [ laughter ] >> it's so funny the art world is the backdrop for all this intrigue. you wouldn't expect it. >> it's a world i've never seen before. not on television and not much in the movies. what goes on behind the scenes, i was surprised with -- >> you should heists. it's something that's being stolen. >> the intrigue behind. >> there's a lot of heists going on behind the scenes. >> a lot going on behind the scenes. >> the art of more, it's about lust for power and money and sex and all -- >> never enough. >> behind the beauty of art. >> everybody wants more. >> but it's not all real art. >> i have mine. how about a little bit of yours. >> exactly. >> my character is a new york billionaire real estate tie kuhn who has a penchant for politics. the first season, we were shooting the first season, we had all 10 episodes wring and we were ten months into shooting and donald trump announced for president, i am seeing my dialogue coming out of his mouth. >> he does have some fine art. >> he does. >> but enough about melania. so are you loving it? you

. >> it's the low level cabinet member, played by kiefer sutherland. . >> so what wauld happen? >> pierre thomas, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> you looked into this real designated survivor. who is it right now? to person and in this om person- particular case , when the stateeof the union happens, going to pick a new person when fact is different from fiction when you have the diz naeted survivor, this person can is going to be flown to a location far away and top secret. very interesting. >> o who was the last one as you put in your ear piece? >> it's done by the white house in ccncert with the department of homeland security and there is a robust situation that goes along with it. we use to go to -- where congress would go in the event of a catastrophic attack and what it would be like. five-foot thick walls, a water treatment facility, a power plant and a hospital. fasccnating to see and looking at the reagan assassination go through that process with the secret service. -?fascinating. >> so the bunkers, almost underground cities where they would take the design

francine kiefer with the christian science monitor. niels lesniewski is a senior staff writer for "roll call." thank you for joining us. let me bounce a headline off of you. the republicans will use the lame-duck session to set the stage for donald trump. how much truth is in that narrative? guest: we are not sure how republicans will use the lame-duck session. the main job is to get the budget done. within the republican party, there are conservatives who want to push that into next year so that they have a friendly president to deal with their budget, and the republican leadership wants to get the budget done now so that they can have the new president start with a clean slate. it is not clear which side will win out on this. my guess is the leaders will win out and do what they can to move the ball along, and as speaker ryan says hit the road running next year. guest: a lot of that may be what the president-elect decides to say. if he were to let it be known to the more conservative members of the house and his supporters, people wh

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it is centered around kiefer sutherland and a member of congress who become the president >>> protesters still happening today at high schools because of the election. >> some people are saying their children were confused and upset by the results. there other families that are excited about the results from last night. here are some of the best advice they have on how to handle that conversation. >> parents have difficult questions to answer today. statements has just been elected the 45th president of the united states and it is not sitting well with everyone. >> this is the time for active parenting and not just for kids. ib told daughters saying i'm confused. as a parent it is not going to your child and not just saying how do you feel that really how do you feel ask any way that they can tell you how they are feeling and helping them understand why they may feel a certain way feel confused and then strategize with them their own control so when they feel a certain way this is what you can do to remind you that you are okay and that you still are important. took the young girls votin

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. >> reporter: kiefer sutherland might not be the obvious choice for the role of president tom kirkman. audiences remember him best as the high octane action hero jack bauer from the megahit "24." >> you better put that down. >> reporter: now sutherland has character who navigates crisis with chutzpah, humor and humanity. much of it conveyed in that trademark intense whisper. >> there is nothing more dangerous than a pawn that thinks it's a queen. jack bauer was such an isolated character dealing with the worst of the worst, this is very different. did you see that? did you see that? when it actually happens -- >> yes, sir? >> i think he goes into shock. it was the one thing that i wanted to p i'm being taken to the white house with my wife. >> reporter: in your jeans and hoodie. >> but i think he's in shock. >> sir, you are now the president of the united states. >> reporter: how much research did you do for this? >> absolutely none. i don't believe in research at all. >> seriously? >> i'm kidding. >> reporter: i'm like, wow. >> you know, i'm a history buff. >> reporter: sutherland mo