laurie siegel, thank you so much.o catch her full special "divided we code" saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for joining me. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> thanks, brianna. that '70s' show. john dowd, president trump's attorney suggesting the president is above obstruction of justice laws as the world learns that the president knew michael flynn had lied to the fbi before that alleged comey meeting where he told the fbi director to lay off flynn. it's a tangled web as a key democratic senator talks about the case against the president. >>> more backing, more problems. president trump is officially and publicly supporting the man accused of molesting a 14-year-old and assaulting a 16-year-old. mcconnell and paul ryan may have said t

laurie metcalf. that's next time.metcalf. that's next time. see you then. ♪ ♪ - fried chicken and potato salad are quintessentially american recipes. in fact, they're on the menu every year in august at our old home day at the methodist church in vermont. but there is one other place in the world that loves fried chicken, and, oddly enough, that's japan. in fact, kentucky fried chicken, every year, sells a christmas bucket. you have to make reservations by late october to celebrate that particular holiday. so here at milk street today, we're doing something a little bit odd.

laurie siegel joining us now. remember when this news broke?n of being a rogue employee who wanted to send a message on his last day of work. >> right. by the way, so did twitter. and what was interesting is when i spoke to him, he said, no, this wasn't a political vendetta. he was part of a group that, if an account was flagged, it came in front of him, and he just kind of put the wheels in motion. didn't think anything of it. he didn't realize it was the president's twitter account. you heard him say he had a headache. it was just one of those days. if you take a step back, that's a pretty big deal. that's not comforting that a contractor, not even an employee had the ability to take the profit the united states offline. he didn't even realize he did it until he saw media reports saying it was a rogue employee on his last day and he's like, i realized it was -- i was the only one that it was their last day. so that really isn't comforting. and the folks that -- i know a lot of people who didn't like trump's tweets and thought he was a hero fo

as laurie perez reports from los angeles, that claim has prompted a lawsuit. >> reporter: it might seemoo simple to say colin jones is suing apple because his client's iphone ran slow but it's because they did it on purpose and didn't tell consumers. >> you spend $1,000 on an iphone because you think it's going to work. and it's going to make your life better. it's going to streamline everything. and when it doesn't do that, there's a betrayal there. and that's what apple has done to its customers. >> reporter: already some who suspected apple was designing phones to slow down so customers would have to buy new ones. this week apple admitted to slowing down phones with older batteries but not to push sales. instead, the tech giant claims it used software updates to slow down older phones to avoid unexpected shutdowns. his clients don't buy it. >> everyone can put two and two together. >> reporter: neither do users in koreatown. >> it irritates me. >> of course businesses want to get as much revenue as they can. so they will do anything. it's no surprise. >> we are looking at this as app

it's just her heart and her -- >> jimmy: laurie metcalf. >> oh, laurie metcalf. >> jimmy: laurie metcalfit. how do we describe the film? for people that haven't seen it? >> so, yeah, "lady bird" is the story of a girl who names herself "lady bird" in 2 2002 in sacramento, california and it's basically from her first day of her senior year of high school, all the way through the beginning of college. and it sort of how you can't understand home until you're about to leave it. and leaving your parents, specifically your mom as a a girl, and then leaving your best friend who i play. so julie and lady bird, they're madly in love. they're best friends in sort of that special way that only two girls can be in high school. >> jimmy: you had great chemistry in that. do you know -- did you know saoirse before the movie? >> i didn't. but anyone that meets her, you'll just like instantly be in love with her. and the first time i met her, she ran into my arms. i'm like a koala bear hugged me. and i was like, "this is going to be amazing." she's just delicious. and we had the best time. [ light laugh

with "bloomberg news" reporter laurie lipvan. i can't imagine why senator cornyn is speaking for me, senator collins told her. i speak for myself. again the senate remains in recess. we will have live coverage when they gavel back in here on c-span2. final vote is expected today on the senate version. of course we'll have live coverage. a look now at remarks from senate minority leader chuck schumer and wisconsin senator tammy baldwin as the senate came in to session today. >> now, madam president, on taxes, my republican friend have stretched into two of their, into day two of their debate on the bill which still lacks resolution of some critical issues. after promising over the past few months that their tax bill would pay for itself through economicou growth, the joint committee on taxation came out with a report yesterday that showed that these promises were unfounded. way off the mark. even considering economic growth, the republican tax bill will add roughly a trillion dollars to the deficit. and many have said that this dy

in this case and we found this horrible situationthe horrible situation santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is talking about happened monday night when authorities allege these three men set up a date with a prostitute and then attempted to rob her.ááásot laurie smith/santa clara county sheriff 15-20one had a taser one had a screwdriver and their intent was to rob the victimonly this was no ordinary prostitute.. this was an undercover cop posing as a prostitute in a sting operation, and now 22 year old ahmad altamimi, 18 year old gilbert gaeta and 18 year old nehemiah jimenez have all been charged with felony attempted robberysot we believe there are additional victimsthe sheriff is asking anyone prostitutes who have been victimized by these three or any others to come forwardsot we would really like to know and we will treat you like the victim you are even though you were involved in this type of activity, you the woman are the victim.gaeta and jimenez had their first court appearance thursday at the hall of justice , but did not enter a plea.ááástandup dan kerman/san jose 100-110ga

those being made cbe, the next highest level of award include the actor hugh laurie for services to dramaritish vogue editor alexandra shulman, who left the magazine after a quarter of a century at the helm this year. and bestselling authorjulie cooper. century at the helm this year. and bestselling authorjulie cooperli bestselling authorjulie cooperi was thrilled, suddenly to get a letter. you think, a gas bill. this heavenly thing saying you are cbe, wonderful. hull had a hugely successful year as uk city of culture. members of the team behind the month celebration have been made cbe and obe. also becoming an obe, single and campaigner mark allman. for services to arts and culture. great to have the recognition for things you have done, maybe you have made a difference to many people. you have made a difference. i have tried in music over the years to be a voice for people who felt like an outsider. musician and producer wiley, known as the godfather of grime is made an obe. in the world of sport, sam warburton, captain of wales and british lions was made an obe. england cricket players

freelance copywriter laurie says she has lost count as to how many times she has faced sexual harassmentoyed. sometimes it is just background noise, you hearan it is just background noise, you hear an inappropriate comment or someone is talking to your t—shirt rather than your face and other times you can be subjected to really inappropriate behaviour like groping. in the latest survey for the bbc, the results revealed 43% of people in flexible work had experienced unwanted sexual behaviour compared to 29% who were directly employed. those working in industries such as hospitality, retail or the public sector were more at risk. and, overall, 40% of women and 18% of men had experienced sexual harassment in the workplace. the survey also found people aged between 18 and 34 were more likely to report unwanted sexual attention compared to those over 55. so about a power dynamic. if you are the youngest person in a workplace, if youngest person in a workplace, if you are new in a workplace, less aware of your rights and how to report who to report to, those things make you slightly more vulne

in this case and we found this horrible situationthe horrible situation santa clara county sheriff lauriemith is talking about happened monday night when authorities allege these three men set up a date with a prostitute and then attempted to rob her.ááásot laurie smith/santa clara county sheriff 15-20one had a taser one had a screwdriver and their intent was to rob the victimonly this was no ordinary prostitute.. this was an undercover cop posing as a prostitute in a sting operation, and now 22 year old ahmad altamimi, 18 year old gilbert gaeta and 18 year old nehemiah jimenez have all been charged with felony attempted robberysot we believe there are additional victimsthe sheriff is asking anyone prostitutes who have been victimized by these three or any others to come forwardsot we would really like to know and we will treat you like the victim you are even though you were involved in this type of activity, you the woman are the victim.gaeta and jimenez had their first court appearance thursday at the hall of justice , but did not enter a plea.ááástandup dan kerman/san jose 100-110gaet

. >> shannon: laurie, how do you feel hearing that, your son? don't ever want to not see my son alive again. just what has happened with otto otto, josh sounds like he's on his deathbed to me. that is not my josh. it's his voice but he is pleading for help. and i don't know how else to get him, i hope to go to the public and put the pressure on our government to do something, do something more than what you have done so far, because obviously, it's not working. >> shannon: i know that senator hatch, your home senator from your home state of utah, has been very vocal on this, the state department has addressed this publicly, as well. the president has been very vocal in many of these cases and fighting to people home. have you been able to have any contact with the white house or anyone that has offered you hope your? >> besides senator hatch, i did visit the white house. president trump was there but i did not visit with him. they did not really tell me anything. i don't think she really knew the whole story about what had happened. and so i kin

laurie segal explains how all of this will affect you. >> what is net neutrality?hing to do with a volleyball or tennis court. it is something as necessary as water and power for most of us. the neutrality part is about keeping the way it is today. it's a set of rules that went into effect in 2015 to prevent speeding up access to some sites and slowing down to others. or blocking certain sites entirely. are the rules a bad thing? the companies that deliver your internet like comcast and at&t spent millions to get rid of net neutrality. having the government micromanage their business is not good. internet giants like facebook and google and former president obama. they all argue it's a public good and should be regulated like one and say that companies that own the pipeline can play favorites. for example, a provider like netflix is in competition with comcast that owns nbc universal and controls access to the internet for 20 million customers. nbc would want to speed up and slow down their rivals like netflix. they can afford to pay for the fast line. it's worth m

in studio city, i'm laurie perez, kpix 5. >>> the republican tax plan has set off a mad scramble of people trying to hand over money to the irs before the new year. the bill puts a $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions. for americans who own an expensive home or live in a high tax state like california, it might make sense to prepay their 2018 property taxes but even financial professionals say they are not sure whether prepaying is the smart move for everyone. >> with the bill being passed into december, you only gave the average person approximately 2, maybe 3 weeks to make an important decision. >> the irs posted an advisory on its website that essentially tries to sum it all up in one sentence. "a prepayment of anticipated real property taxes that have not been assessed prior to 2018 are not deductible in 2017." >>> a detention hearing is set this morning for an oakland man in connection with a mail bomb attack. according to federal court documents, ross gordon laverty mailed at least one improvised explosive device to an east palo alto address back in october. one man was inju

laurie here in deep thought with her beat pen and says thanks for the sweet pen. thank you, laurie.of "the beat" of all ages, but emily says she's sad because she doesn't have a pen yet. which means she knows about this giveaway. emily, thanks for watching. and now we're sending you a pen. if you want to get in on this action, all you have to do is go to our facebook page at the beat with ari. like the page and give us your suggestion of a guest we should have on in 2018. we will pick some winners and then ask for your address, and then send out more pens. and if you don't use facebook you can e-mail us as well at ari@msnbc.com. there's the tree. i'll see you back here. "hardball" with chris matthews starts now. >>> gets no respect. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. president trump is down at mar-a-lago for christmas, but before leaving washington today he enjoyed one more victory dance for his tax bill. at a hastily arranged bill signing in the oval office the president touted all the achievements from his first year in office and he complai

laurie siegel, thank you so much. divided we code. make sure you watch the full special.saturday, 2:30 p.m. eastern time here on cnn. laurie siegel, thank you. >>> coming up here, senator al franken hits growing harassment allegations, announcing he is resigning from congress while also taking shots at both the president and roy moore today. we're back in just a moment. so t to be when you retire? uhh, i was thinking around 70. alright, and before that? you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? oh yeah sure... ok, like what? but i thought we were supposed to be talking about investing for retirement? we're absolutely doing that. but there's no law you can't make the most of today. what do you want to do? i'd really like to run with the bulls. wow. yea. hope you're fast. i am. get a portfolio that works for you now and as your needs change. investment management services from td ameritrade. looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ..

so, like, one of the very first scenes between laurie and me self we're in a car, and we're listeningwe've gotten to the end of it and we're crying and the next minute we're arguing. and it's -- >> stephen: and the next minute you are throwing yourself out of the car while it's moving. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: yes. >> they don't get it yet because they haven't seen it but it's actually a really good seen scooep. yeah, there are all these wonderful intricacies within the relationship. >> stephen: >> stephen: i'm not the only whon likes it. if dethroned "toy story 2" as the best movie ever on rotten tomatoes. it's 100% on rotten tomatoes. >> i didn't know we beat "toy story 2." >> stephen: they had it coming. >> i feel a bit guilty about it. >> stephen: really? >> yeah. we were talking about that backstage how "toy story" has stood the test of time. >> stephen: yeah, sure. >> so hopefully "lady bird" will as well. >> stephen: yeah, yeah. i think it will. because, again, it's just about how people relate to each other. >> yeah. >> >> stephen: now, that collicism is a big part of this m

laurie metcalf. >> the title of the first episode is 20 years to life. >>> meanwhile, david lettermanlf back to life on tv. he's making a netflix comeback. >> please welcome, david letterman. >> reporter: dave made his first return to late night as a guest on "jiminy kimmel live." >> just to be out of the house, ladies and gentlemen. >> what was it like to be together on "kimmel." ? he loves you. >> he is misguided in that sense. i wouldn't want to do it every night. that would kill a guy to have to do that every night. >> reporter: his upcoming netflix show is not every night. he signed on for six episodes. he'll sit down with a guest and chat for an hour. >> you to have a title for the show? >> no. but we're -- we're looking for interesting guests. >> reporter: now, 70 years old, dave looks a lot different with the bushy beard. >> what you to want folks to know about the beard? do you love snit hate if you happen to be in the area where i drop dead, drive by, and i'll still have the beard. >> never going away. >> no. not unless we have bresh fire problems in this -- part of the coun

. >> reporter: that including laurie metcalf.bern hard. >> it's going to be so great. >> reporter: johnny galecki returns as david. >> i was so excited to see everyone in the same room for the first time in 21 years. >> this is crust the best. >> every dae tail. the carpet. the tchotchkes on the win doe sill. >> yeah. like that. >> reporter: it's amazing how they have gotten everybody back together. >>> let's move from a tv show to a highly anticipated movie. let's join carly steele in new york. you were in d.c. hanging with three of hollywood's most power ffl people. >> meryl streep, tom hanks, and director steven spielberg. they've joined forces on "the post." also on meryl's mind, how the women coming forward with changing things. >> it's a unique moment for those of us old enough to remember first wave of feminism and when we really thought the world was going to change overnight. >> reporter: in the movie, based on the true story of the the pentagon paper, meryl plays kay graham. "washington post" publisher. >> they're in ch

laurie siegel. thank you. please watch so much more of her reporting.y has dedicated herself to this entire special. it's called "divided we code." it airs this saturday at 2:30 p.m. eastern time. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> for president trump this evening, it's sweet home floramama. the president heads to a campaign rally right across the border from roy moore's state. the campaign stop was previously seen as an attempt to help moore while keeping him at arm's length. given the accusations against moore of sexual abusing young girls, still after the president endorsed him in clear terms and all caps today, why the pretense. >>> who you calling a coffee boy? the fiance of the former trump campaign aide who cut a deal with robert mueller speaks

laurie perez breaks them down. >> reporter: transgender people are celebrating what some call a practical and principled victory. under senate bill 179, transgender people don't need to prove they have had clinical treatment before applying with the state to change their gender on their birth certificates. it also adds a nonbinary option so starting in 2019, people who don't identify as a man or woman don't have to choose on their driver's license. >> it's the right thing to do. why force to have people live and have government documents represent them in an inauthentic way? >> reporter: they are being flooded with requests about new restrictions on buying ammo. >> you can still go to a local pre-existing gun shop and buy your ammunition. >> reporter: but if you are like many who shop online, schwartz says new regulations will change the way you buy ammo in two key ways. >> the main part of the ammunition law that starts on january 1st, 2018, requires that all ammo transactions take place within a licensed california dealer. however, the background part of the california new ammunition la

. >>> the body of andrew cam laurie is back in his hometown. he was killed christmas eve when a suspected drunk driver hit his patrol car. his final journey home was marked by first responders from here in the bay area and beyond. >> reporter: firefighters from across the bay area saluted on overpass after overpass as a procession escorted the body of officer andrew camalari 50 miles to his hometown of tracy. once at the memorial chapel. a salute for the 33-year-old who died while serving the community. people who didn't even know the officer were touched by the suddenness and severity of the loss. >> very, very sad at this time of the year. i feel for the family. just wanted to pay my respects. >> reporter: just hearing about this and i think about their family. just before christmas. >> reporter: officer andrew camaleri was trying to protect the public from drunk drivers. his suv was parked on the shoulder of southbound i-880 when a red cadillac slammed into the accuser, killing him. his partner also in the cruiser, survived. the man behind t

laurie olander is deputy chiutoe decision division. >> i saw tears today, you know, from east of jeniles and it alwa detention hearing. so i downe actually, how upset hettorney, stated was and how sorry he was for the victim. >> reporter: last week, 22-year-old marquise bird was riding with his friend on on an interstate in toledo, when a sandbag launched from this overpass crashed through the passenger side wiiendsh, severely wounding byrd. >> reporter: byrd died over the weekend. the case is similato one in october where five teens near flint, michigan, are facing second-degree murder charges after allegedly throwing a six-pound rock off of an overpass that killed 32-year-old kenneth white. those teens have beened as adults but plded not guilty. as for the teens in ohio, the harshest punishment they could e detention until age 21. now, none of the teens involved has a criminal record. they were ages 13 to 14 at the time of the incident and, elaine, all four deny any charges. >> quijano: jericka, thank you. now a look at some other stori we're following in the evening newsfeed. a bomb w

police believe her name is trisha donley and that she has been stealing packages on annie laurie street since the beginning of the month. police believe she is in the san jose area. this picture shows the suspect with a poney tail but police believe that donley may have recently shaved her head. she also has tattoos across her chest and may have missing teeth. ( darya ) there are several ways you can prevent having your packages stolen. palo alto police have posted several tips on their facebook page. they include having your package delievered to your job. also... you can request that the shipper hold your package at their pick-up facility, so you can pick it up in person. or you can request a specific delivery date.. to make sure you are home when the package arrives. you can also sign up for delivery alerts... you will get an email or text when your package is delivered. ( james ) new this morning... we are learning about another law enforcement officer whose car was broken into in the bay area. this latest burglary happened in oakland. police say an ice agent had their car broken in

bee gees singer barry gibb, and actor high laurie will also be recognized.s vegas is getting ready for a huge new year's fireworks celebration. pyro-technicians will set off a colorful array of explosives atop several buildings on the strip..including the treasure island hotel. we're told it takes crews four days to prepare for the 8 minute show. in all...80-thousand shells will be set off simultaneously from seven different locations at the stroke of midnight. an estimated 300-thousand people are expected to flood the strip (marty) and check this out. mother nature providing an unusual -- and beautiful -- sight. this is a soap bubble, freezing in low temperatures. we'll speed this up a little. and no, that star you see is not some sort of filter or special effect ... it's sugar in the soap mix that creates a crystal-like appearance as the bubble freezes. the woman who filmed this particular clip made the soap bubbles herself using dish soap, corn syrup, and sugar. ( dave )cold start, but mild into the afternoon. we'll check it out..next ! (camilla) out..nex

lauri: chinese companies and chinese banks have become some of the biggest developers and financiers of coal-fired power plants abroad, ranging from vietnam to africa to indonesia. this is a very harmful development. reporter: domestically, there are still many problems to overcome, like feeding energy into the power grid. currently, large amounts of energy are wasted. zhang quan is aware of the contradictions. does he think china can play a leading role in climate protection? the engineer from ningxia is certain it can. he says he's surrounded by proof of it every day. host: today's global snack comes from tunisia. enjoy. reporter: tunis -- capital and political center of tunisia. some two million people live in the greater metropolitan area, in a city that's both modern and traditional. in the city's center is the sahfa toun, named after the snack made here. the snack bar is an institution, with only one thing on the menu. safha toun is made from olive oil, egg, a lot of garlic, and harissa -- a hot paste made from chili, cumin, coriander seed, garlic, salt, and olive oil. with tha

here is reportinger lawyer -- reporter laurie. >> tonight viewers from those very closest to the base to right here in studio city, everyone we spoke with described an incredibly bright light and a streaking substance. many people had no idea what it was because police and fire stations were flooded with calls. the phones at our station started ranging off the hook all most immediately. in this political climate, some were scared for a moment of course wandering if this might be a missile. others thought it might be a military test. still even after learning it was from there -- [ indiscernible ] even those who from seen rocket launches before say this was something different. seemed bigger. everyone we spoke with was so excited about what they had seen. >> i'm coming out of the gym and thin look up and i see these two lights and there is this gas -- this huge substance emitting from there. then i see this car pulling up and -- roger -- we just met. he is in his car. i'm just like -- get out. his window is up and i'm like get out. he is like what? i'm like you need to see this. >> one

laurie is the chief of the bureau of cannabis control in california.by the way, director at the department of alcohol and beverage control. she has familiarity with a number of these regulatory issues. all right. 2017 -- i can't believe i'm saying this -- was the best year for bitcoin ever. until this past week. the currency crashed the below $12,000. coming up next, we're going to take some lessons from the 17th century holland and the tulip bubble back then. 2017 was also a great year for the wealthy. the 500 richest people added $2.7 billion to their fortunes every day of the year. here's a look at how the two richest men faired. amazon east jeff bezos added $34.2 billion to his fortune. bill gates became just $8.89 billion richer this year. with chantix. i had tried to quit before, i had tried the patch. i tried to go cold turkey; it didn't work for me. i didn't think i could quit until i used chantix. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. when you try to quit smoking, wit

laurie smith sheriff in santa clara county - "we know that there are other victims of these three peoplereally want victims to come forward. we don care what the circumstances were, or immigration status, we just want to protect you" traduccin: - ella asegura que hay otras vctimas de estos tres sujetos. y dice que quieren que las vctimas los denuncien sin miedo. que no se preocupen por su status migratorio ni las circunstancias porque las van a proteger. - esta agencia que lucha en contra del trfico humano est haciendo un llamado de atencin para que a las prostitutas se les considere como "vctimas" de robo, abuso y sometimiento... - en tanto, los tres sospechosos detenidos enfrentan cargos por conspiracin e intento de robo. -- un hombre muri esta madrugada en un accidente sobre la autopista 880. -- la patrulla de caminos inform que un auto tipo sedan colision contra un camion de carga de la compaÑa fedex cerca a la rampa de salida hacia la avenida 66. -- el choque provoc gran congestion vehicular..... ya que se clausur el transito con destino sur hasta despues de las 8 de la maÑana. -- i

those being made cbes, the next highest level of award, include actor hugh laurie for services to drama pine? and best—selling riders authorjilly cooper. absolutely knocked out. knocked out — i was thrilled. i couldn't believe it. i mean, suddenly to get a letter, you know, and one thinks "0h, god, it's a bill, a gas bill or something". and it's this heavenly thing, saying "you're a cbe". it's wonderful. # i've got to run away. singer and campaigner marc almond is made an 0be for services to arts and culture. musician and producer wiley, known as the "godfather of grime", is made an mbe. commentator: pass to warburton. brilliant catch by the captain! in the world of sport, sam warburton, who has captained wales and the british and irish lions, is made an 0be. most of those being honoured are ordinary people doing extraordinary work, like efe ezekiel, who acts as a mentorfor young people. of course, young people are everything to me. i'm passionate about them and passionate their life, their well—being and their welfare, so for me to be recognised for my passion is one of the greatest ho

i think of aunt laurie, lindsay's aunt laurie, who traveled to research for every year until the point where she entered a nursing home and she 57. she was a fiercely independent funny, capable woman and when i met her in 2009 you would not have known that she had alzheimer's. one of the things that a lot of people don't know about old-timers is this. when a person's symptoms begin to roll and show up more prominently, travel makes them worse so you have difficulty reorienting yourself when you return home and every year that lori came to third for research it was shortening the time that she had left with her three daughters and granddaughters and husband and she knew that. she was giving up a time and she did it anyway. i asked her why and she said because this is my salvation. she did it because she wanted to save her daughters and she wanted to save my sons and she wanted to save your daughters in your sons. she knew that what she was doing was not going to help her because the science wasn't there yet in which he couldn't fight anymore she donated her amazing brain research for fu

. >>> join me for about the future of the supreme court and actress laurie metcalf.next time. see you then. >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm tavis smiley as gop leaders and the senate hammer out their final tax bill. it's pretty clear that many ideas brought out in the 2008 crisis are under threat. and actress allison janney joins us to discuss her portrayal of tania harding. we're glad you joined us, phil ang angelides and allison janney coming up in just a moment.

. >> perfect gifts stocking stuffers, and ed laurie has woman's wear boutique in rittenhouse.hey have a selection of winter ready accessories, candles, coffee table books, other fun things and toe box which started with mens shoes, they have moved into a larger location, stories gorgeous. they have all kind of great mens accessories and really some great accessories. >> i like that. >> i have my eyes on that right now. >> that is great. >> cool prints. >> so kristin what if you want to give a gift but you want to give back a little bit. >> there is a lot of those kind of gifts for this year. luckily for us, torey burch with our december cover girl and you know she has a really beautiful, gift set for this time of the year, hundred percent of the proceed go back to female own businesses and all sort of done. >> it is her initiative. >> skin care, all sorts of fun things, beautifully packaged retails under a hundred dollars. >> she looks great too. >> this is great, something for everyone. you can find these ideas and more on the current issues of philadelphia style magazine, an

sheriff laurie smith says public safety is at place because law enforcement has come to rely on internet tools. >> communicating with other agencies, criminal history information armed and dangerous information, our deputies really have great tools now they haven't had in the past. >> netflix tweeted, "we're disappointed in the decision to gut net neutrality protections that ushered in an unprecedented era of innovation, creativity and civic engagement." while the broadband agencies say there's no plans to restrict the internet, backers of net neutrality along with attorneys general in several state plan to fight the fcc's decision in court and state senator scott weiner said he will introduce legislation to require net neutrality here in california. >>> new details just into the newsroom surrounding two men charged in oakland's deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. a judge ruled there was enough evidence for tenants derek almena and mack harris to stand trial. they face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each person killed in the fire. almena ran the warehouse which had be

a person people were rooting for was greta gerwig, who did "lady bird," which got nominations for laurie metcalf and saoirse ronan , who gave amazing performances as the mother-daughter combo. a lot to look forward to with the golden globes. thanks for coming on the show. >> thanks for having me. rajini: before we go, the united states could soon be sending humans back to the moon and beyond. president trump is scheduled to sign a directive instructing nasa to start a space mission to the moon and eventually to mars. the last time the u.s. sent astronauts to the moon was 1972 on apollo 17. you can find much more on that story and all the rest of the day's news on our website. if you want to see what we're working on, check out our facebook page. i am rajini vaidyanathan. thanks for watching "world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up to date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is m