-kristen: hi. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -kristen: kristen. lemonis: and so, what's your relationship? kristen: this is my boyfriend. lemonis: and where did you guys meet? anthony: new york. lemonis: who's that? anthony: that's this good-looking guy over here. i even got him on the back of my shirts. it's just a little branding. lemonis: what's "asl" stand for? anthony: that is actually my initials, anthony sal leggio. or american sign legion, i like to call it. kristen: [ laughs ] lemonis: why are you laughing? kristen: first time i've ever heard the american sign anything. lemonis: it just means he's making it up. anthony: no! no, no, no. i've had that. lemonis: you're totally making that up. kristen: i've never heard you say that, ever. josh: it's always been "asil" to me. lemonis: [ chuckles ] -kristen: asil. -anthony: asil. -kristen: [ laughs ] -lemonis: who made the logo? -kristen: josh. -anthony: josh. josh: it was supposed to be a joke. kristen: [ laughs ] anthony: well, joke's on him because now i'm using it. josh: now it's everywhere. lemonis: and so, what happens when you ge

kristen? >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> across the country now, christmas of weather extremes with record-high temperatures in some areas and a winter system that could mean trouble for holiday travelers as it moves east steve patterson is tracking it all. >> reporter: in a rare holiday twist wurngs of t twist, one of the few places across the country with a whit christmas is california. snow fell in the mountains with up to two feet expected making for a skier's paradise most of it was in the usual mild west heavy snow in the grand canyon and a christmas day rain in phoenix for the first time in ten years. meanwhile, across the midwest. >> good morning and we are going to be warming up today. >> reporter: it was freakishly warm. >> it's beautiful. i mean, i'm a little warm just wearing this. >> reporter: in chicago, it came close to the warmest christmas in 147 years buddy hall says it's one of th strangest things she's seen. >> i haven't seen a christmas like this and i'm 60. >> reporter:

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kristen? >> sam brock in louisiana, sam, thank you for that >>> as millions prepare to travel home from the holidays, several dangerous and powerful storms are bearing down on the nation right now the biggest threats, ice and snow across the plains and midwest. and in the south, millions more bracing for severe rain and wind, even tornados. kathy park now with the wild weather. >> reporter: cars crashing, flipping, and slipping on the ice. a combination of ice, rain, and snow making driving dangerous. as a major storm barrels across the country. the dakotas brace for blizzard conditions heavy snow already snarling traffic. and in colorado, it was tough even for four-wheel drive vehicles to get through. in minnesota, ice covering roadways this bus lost control and went sliding through an intersection and traffic stopped on this frozen bridge for miles. >> we're all stuck happy vacation to us >> reporter: the freezing rain also turned streets and sidewalks into ice rinks. the winter weather blan

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kristen? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> the weather is disrupting air travel in the bay area, especially out of san francisco international airport. the average delay for departure this afternoon is about 50 minutes. arrivals are really getting backed up, with delays reaching four hours. abc7 news reporter laura martinez checked in with travelers earlier today. >> the monda morning commute was even harder after a night of heavy rain and a surge of people traveling back from the thanksgiving holiday. at sfo, ticket lines were packed and passengers were experiencing travel delays. >> so my flight was supposed to be at 9:00 a.m. this morning. but then i got here, it was delayed until 11:30, meaning i was going miss my connection flight from portland to eugene. so now i'm flying to seattle. >> but glance at the flight board shows the majority of flights appear to be running on time. >> my brother took a red-eye last night from here to kansas, and his was totally fine. so i was i should be okay. didn't

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kristen, what happened in that meeting? >> reporter: lester, on the same day democrats unveiled those impeachment articles over ukraine, president trump was here at the oval office meeting with the russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov now just moments ago, president trump tweeted out a photo of that meeting the president has faced criticism for being too cozy with russia after it interfered in the 2016 election the president says he has been tough on russia you may recall the last time lavrov was in the oval office in 2017 it was controversial the president had just fired fbi director james comey and bragged to lavrov it would relieve pressure in the investigation into russian meddling. the president also revealed highly classified information to the russians. now tonight the president says he discussed many issues with lavrov, including election meddling. lester >> all right, kristen, a lot of eyes on that meeting today, thank you. >>> one day after the trump campaign, attorney general william barr took issue with that

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kristen, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. president trump is now the fourth president in u.s. history to have articles of impeachment drawn up against him. tonight the house of representatives will begin to debate those articles. the president defiant and digging in. overnight, president trump stumping in battle ground pennsylvania bracing for what could be his biggest political battle yet. >> our poll numbers have gone through the roof because of her stupid impeachment. >> reporter: lashing out at house speaker nancy pelosi and house democrats. >> the impeachment hoax is about overturning your great 2016 vote or in the alternative, trying to win the 2020 election. that's not going to happen. >> reporter: earlier in the day, that history making moment unfolding with democratic leaders announcing two articles of impeachment against president trump. >> charging the president of the united states, donald j. trump with committing high crimes and misdemeanors. >> reporter: the first article, abuse of power, charging the president

on that video that kristen just mentioned he may have seen it.ato leaders mocking the president after mr. trump returned to the u.s. last night, biden tweeted out a new political ad saying, quote, the world is laughing at the president. >> the world sees trump for what he is, insincere, informed, corrupt, dangerously incompetent and incapable, in my view, of world leadership if we give donald trump four more years, we'll have a great deal of difficulty of ever being able to recover america's standing in the world in our capacity to bring nations together. >> president trump has not yet responded to the new ad. >>> nearly 700,000 people in this country are on the verge of losing food stamps the trump administration finalized a rule enforcing work requirements for adults who don't have children. the new rule requiring 20 hours of work a week was denounced by anti-poverty groups and is set to take effect april 1st. >>> yet another shake-up at the catholic church. of the buffalo diocese has stepped down according to the vatican. this comes just two y

kristen, dan? >> all right. chris, before you go, people you talked with seem to be very worried about this, of course, rightfully so. how big of a problem is this in fremont, some perspective? >> reporter: well, here's what's really interesting, kristen, fremont actually leads the country in a program called vision zero 2020 aimed at preventing traffic crashes like this one and they've been successful over the last few years. reducing incidents by 50%. however, there are still areas of improvement. te're going to keep on top of fremont, abc 7 news. omorrow >> all right. we'll see. >>> abc 7 news dedicated our full week of building a better bay area coverae to fremont. the bay area's fourth largest city and the issue of traffic safety did come up during our town hall. from housing to jobs to diversity, you can see all of our stories online at abc7news.com/betterbayarea. >>> all right. get used to hearing the word, storm watch. there's more rain on the way. today's storm ranks 1 on the abc 7 news storm impact sca

chuck, thank you very much kristen thank you as well.e'll see you in a few minutes for the highs and lows of the week we'll be watching "meet the press" when chuck talks about the articles of impeachment with republican senator pomat toomeyo pennsylvania. >> this morning, nbc news has learned from the trump administration plans to announce the withdraw of about 4,000 troops from afghanistan as early as next week the u.s. forces will leave the country in a matter of months, leaving behind between 8,000 and 9,000 troops in a country where t united states now has been since the attacks in september 11th. >> police in atlanta say they are looking for a gunman who opened fire inside a busy mall packed with christmas shoppers the gunshots set off chaos at cumberland mall on saturday afternoon with shoppers running for safety, some hiding in bathrooms and dressing rooms police say two people got into a fight and one of them pulled out a gun and started shooting one person was injured >>> lsu quarterback joe burrow was the run away winner last f

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they all know it >> all right kristen joins us now kristen, we're just hours until this debate opens on the impeachment vote how confident is the speaker that she has the votes she needs? >> reporter: well, lester, democrat are expected to have enough votes to officially impeach the president, but this vote will come down mostly along party lines with only a few democrats expected to oppose impeachment tonight the house speaker writing in a letter to her colleagues, quote, if we do not act, we will be derelict in our duty >> all right, kristen welker, thank you. the president we should note in his letter took some swipes at the mueller investigation, that on the same day rick gates, the president's former deputy campaign manager and a key witness in the russia investigation, was sentenced. pete williams has late details. pete, what did the judge decide >> lester, gates and the government both urged the judge to sentence him only to probation because he cooperated extensively with robert mueller's prosecutors, and the judge was lenient today, but says gates has to serve 45 days in jai

kristen welker is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight while other world leaders were holding closing press erens, president trump was leaving london in dramatic fashion, abruptly cancelling a planned news conference, surprising even his conferences because we've had about eight of them. so i can't imagine you'd have any more questions. >> reporter: the move came after stunning video emerged overnight. some of america's closest allies caught on video at buckingham palace mocking him in one part, canadian prime minister justin trudeau, who met with the president for over half an hour tuesday, can be heard venting about someone's tardiness. >> takes 40 minutes. >> reporter: the president took aim at trudeau when asked about the video today, noting he had criticized canada for not contributing more to the nato defense budget >> two-faced >> do you think that germany -- >> and honestly, with trudeau, he is a nice guy. i find him to be a very nice guy. but the truth is that i called him out on the fact that he is not paying 2%, and i guess he is not very happy about it >> reporter: and lat

won't want to miss >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening i'm kristenr in for lester on this christmas eve, president trump is sharpening his attacks against democrats as the standoff over the impeachment process intensifies. speaking from his mar-a-lago resort, the president accused house speaker nancy pelosi of hating the entire republican party, and the president also addressed north korea's ominous warning of a christmas surprise, all of it creating a sharp contrast to his holiday greetings to troops overseas. chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the latest from west palm beach >> reporter: on this christmas eve, the president is making his own list of who's nice, like mitch mcconnell. >> very smart guy, very good guy, and a very fair guy. >> reporter: and who is not, like nancy pelosi. >> she is doing a tremendous disservice to the country she hates the republican party she hates all of the people that voted for me >> reporter: it's a familiar refrain from the president, frustrated as negotiations over a senate impeachment trial appea

kristen, harry, back to you?> morgan chesky, thank you. >>> unless you believe the eyes are deceiving you, that is dave price. >> the great dave price. >> standing next to harry smith. nice to see you. and nice to see you. >> how long since you anchored together? >> nine years. nine years. you have not aged a day. you still have your youthful haircut. >> whoa. >> the whole nine yards. let's check the weather. come over to the weather wall and let's see what's happening across the country. still talking about sloppy stuff as we roll through sections of the northern plains and upper midwest. we're going to see the threat of severe weather through the arklatex as we go through the next 24 hours or so. watch the front work toward the east. as it does, we'll see lines of thunderstorms pop up during the day and strong winds, as well. upwards of 60 miles per hour. now, rolling into sunday, that front moves east of the mississippi. and it's going to roll through the tennessee valley, bringing possibly a tornado or two. c

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>> kristen welker with the president in florida tonight. kristen, thank you >>> messages of suppor are pouring in this evening for the civil rights pioneer and long-time congressman john lewis who revealed he's battling an aggressive form of cancer nbc's jeff bennett reports. >> reporter: an outpouring of support for john lewis, an icon that fought on the front lines of the civil rights movement facing a foe like none before, stage iv pancreatic cancer. president obama saying i love about lewis his will to fight. i know he's got a lot more of that left in him. lewis in a statement saying i have been in some kind of fight for freedom, equality, basic human rights for nearly my entire life. i have never faced a fight quite like the one i have now the 79-year-old vowing to fight the disease with the same tenacity with which he fought for freedom, organizing and speaking at the march on washington alongside the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. and bein brutally beaten by alabama state troopers in 1965 while peacefully demonstrating for votin

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go ahead, kristen. >> it's infuriating.ple of how government-run healthcare is subject to endless bureaucracy, fraud, and overspending. my own grand father died in the care of a va hospital. i've seen first-hand how terrible these places can be. and if we get a democrat in office, if one is elected next year, and they try to implement a single payer system, our entire system could basically become a gigantic version of the va healthcare system. these are problems that have been in place for a long time, and they're very hard to fix because there is zero accountability within the va itself as is true with many government programs. liz: kristen tate, great to see you. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. liz: pushback on the trump administration deploying u.s. troops to the southern border to stop the border crisis. the pentagon acting watchdog now reviewing that after dozens of democrats complained. this as mexico about to close out an historic year, 2019 now mexico's most violent year ever. the story next. i try to find c

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is joined by fellow american actress kristen stewart. and british actresses clarify. and i watched. them and studied english literature and is fascinated. by romeo and juliet. me it's so much about love and it's about how. poor they feel feelings are. can be. tender and painful. the photo shoots took place in paris and corona the city of romeo and juliet tourists come here from around the world couples promise each other eternal love under joyous faint balcony. of their own there was a bit of nostalgia for me homesickness for italy for verona the opera and that is music. music of even. for the 1st time a short film has been released along with the calendar it compiles interpretations of joining it by the 8 actresses. the calendar itself is a $132.00 page book illustrated with $58.00 photos. the actual dates are only printed on the book's cover the calendar function takes 2nd place leaving the stage to the many faces of the modern jury yet. the french artist 1st studied architecture but soon switched her attention to sculpture as she preferred the physicality of working with. today s

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i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. karlan was one of four called to weigh in on the impeachment case against president trump specifically to help define what the constitution describes as high crimes and misdemeanors. >> abc 7 news reporter with more on her testimony. liz? >> reporter: good evening. stanford law professor pamela karlan is known for progressive causes and she was certainly the breakout star. she did have some of the most fiery moments of the day there was one moment that some say went too far. it was stanford law professor pamela karlan that stole much of the spotlight. >> i spent all of thanksgiving vacation sitting there reading these transcripts. i didn't, you know, i ate like a turkey that came to us in the mail that was already cooked because i was spending my time doing this. >> reporter: karlan was one of four brought in to make the case for or against impeachment. in a moment that has gone viral she defended her knowledge of the inquiry after republican congressman doug collins suggested she was