and leah henderson, national reporter for the washington post. thank you both for being here this evening. >> it's great to be here. >> good to be here. >> leah, let me start with you. the republicans realize they're on the wrong side of public opinion here? or do they care? >> well, you know, i think you definitely see from democrats from the president using the power of the bully pulpit really underscoring the fact that he won the election. you had pelossi saying essentially that where republicans are ice lated from the public in terms of their stance from the tax hike. i think you see the president continue a campaign that he started in 2008, really, a campaign against extending these tax cuts. now he's able to go to not only the american people, but businesses in wall street. and in that way, i think he's giving cover to some republicans who have been so staunchly opposed to these tax hikes. i think one of the things that's real real really interesting is that is this report that's out from speaker boehner that shows he's holding the lienl. e

leah writes us leah's a 55-year-old college instructor from california, and she writes that, "hormones are at an all time high at our house! like many mothers of teenagers, i am going through menopause. i feel absent minded, had low energy, i couldn't make decisions, i could not concentrate on issues at work, and had no patience at home." leah also wrote that, "i found taking procera noticeably helped with my short term memory". she goes on to say "because i felt more organized and in control, my mood improved, my patience deepened. and i credit procera with helping me get through some really very difficult times". >>those are some difficult times. yeah, so many women really struggle with brain fog and memory loss from hormonal changes throughout their lives, even after childbirth. and for many procera can really help. now, if you wouldn't mind,i'd like to put on my doctor hat again for a minute or two, if that's okay. > you go right ahead. >>thanks patrice. if your embarrassed when you forget a name that you've known years, or draw a complete blank on what you were going to say next,

please welcome leah. jamie wong is the co-founder and ceo of viable.com. her vision of a more open world and exchanges through travel is the driving force. her commitment to bringing travel experiences to the world by making it easier to find, create, and book provides a platform for the community. she is a dynamic creative and leader with a passion for bringing ideas to market the change the way people live. finally, jay. in his girl as the chief innovation officer, he is working with the tech community and public to bring the government into the digital age. a partnership announced in 2012 will open the doors of government to our tech community to drive new solutions and businesses. if you have ideas for innovating services for government, please send him a tweet. finally, our moderator. he is the co-founder and publisher of an online magazine. i will let him begin the program. >> what a turnout. this is amazing. thank you, spur. i want to make a quick announcement. a wise person told me that if you want people to come to your revolution, through the bes

. >> they cared about me and the well-being of leah when he wasn't there, when he wasn't around. he showed no interest in me being pregnant. when he left me, he didn't leave me with an address. >> the father's lawyers denied it. >>> a pear of mittens, warm winter cap, scarf, a lot of things can go a long way. >> three, two, one! >> where you can help decorate a tree. >> plus, we're talking about this holiday -- oh, ugly holiday sweaters. we'll meet teen who's turn -- meet the teen who's turning ugly into cash. we're here! [ giggling ] these days, nobody has time to get sick. mom, i don't feel good. but minuteclinic makes it easy to get well. our nurse practitioners can diagnose and write prescriptions for everything from strep throat to sinus infections with no appointment necessary, so you can feel better in no time. minuteclinic, the medical clinic in cvs pharmacy, now offering flu shots every day, no appointment necessary. find a clinic near you at minuteclinic.com. >>> five infant deaths and reports of more than 70 false has the government working to stop an infant recliner.

. >> reporter: her adopted parents call her leah.hey say terry abandoned her so they had a legal right to make her part of the family. a judge didn't agree and ruled in favor of terry saying the fries had no justification for withholding teleah from terry. >> utah. >> you follow the rule of law. they are buying and selling children is what's happening here. in this case they went too far and took a child away from a married father. >> reporter: she was born in march of 2011. her mother and terry who was in the military had marital problems. a month before she was born he left for military duty and his wife cut off communication. >> she went behind my back and gave up my child for adoption. >> reporter: terry has been trying to get her back since june of 2011. the freis say terry took almost no efforts to find her whereabouts after birth. he never requested an update on her health and well-being and say they consider it abandonment. >> she couldn't talk on the phone at the time. how could she know who she was talking to? >> avery frie

leah's fussing at her, and that hurt her feelings. when these insults fly, our job is to work with the attacker and point out what he's really upset about, what the true source of his anger is so he doesn't transform that aer into prejudice. her horse is beautifuler than ashley's. second child: uh-uh! i did not say that! hendrick: at the same time, victims of such attacks should have ample opportunity to protest and speak up for themselves. insults do hurt, and we can't pretend they don't. woman: her face is looking pretty sad. hendrick: while acknowledging this, the teacher should also make a big point of saying that just because someone says you're something doesn't make it true. while these are not easy or necessarily comfortable situations for us to confront, they can also provide excellent opportunities for us to clear up confusion and to provide accurate information that is vital if our children are to develop healthy attitudes about race, gender, and identity. woman: that sounds like a perfect idea. i bet your bear will make yo

expansion seen is illegal under international law follows the palestinians upgrade of the un nazis pulis leah reports now from tel aviv. israeli officials say that they're pressing on with plans to build six thousand new homes this defines criticism from western powers to fear that the new one can already claimed hopes for a peace deal between israelis and palestinians you'll remember that it was just last month off t.v. . recognition palestinians are going to take too much information that israel made its move and sometimes its building its editor for the first time it's in the occupied west bank as well as in east jerusalem and at that time it was international on quiet the point needs to be made that israel continues to bow out of defiance of international law and as well as of united nations resolutions so critics are pointing out that is also assertiveness with settlements is part of the reason why it's becoming increasingly isolated by its first count those primarily can do it but that's not to say that washington is also not losing patience united states was clear that these complete d

i can remember interviewing a woman by the name of leah who started leer's magazine and she said when she took lithium it really made the difference and all of that tal 1-866-331-talk 1-866-331-talk talk didn't do that much for her but that is not the view today. the view today is, you tell me if i'm wrong, you talk and you take the pill; that right? >> most of the studies show the best effect is a combination of psychotherapy or talk and the medication. i happen to think medication play theiggest role. on the other hand, we are symbolic creatures. we talk. we use language and want to express how we feel. it's important. that's not as sufficient once people have the biological problems where they can't sleep and they don't want to eat, things like. that then they need the medications. >> so you think the medication is more efficacious than the talk? >> for certain people, yes. >> for certain people? >> yes. >> what about averages? >> i still think in most depressions, they're biological and the medication is the most important component of it. >> do you think that we only have seen th

. >> they cared about me about the well-being of leah, when he wasn't there, when he didn't care.e showed no interest in me being pregnant. when he left me, he didn't leave me with an address. i didn't have a home address on him. >> reporter: achane's lawyers deny that. they say he was paying bland's bills and wanted to take care of their unborn daughter. telling abc news, the judge heard her story and completely ruled against her. he did not find that her story was credible. >> my heart was comfortable with leah being with the freis. i would rather see her with me struggling first before she goes with him. >> reporter: and the freis are not giving up. their attorney says they have grounds for appeal and will vow to fight to keep their little girl. >>> it's time for a check on the weather with sam champion. hey, sam. >> good morning, elizabeth. >> you have gliting on your -- >> do i have glitter? i've been making exploding christmas sweaters. >> you've been decorating your sweater. >> new information from noaa out today. if you compare this year to last year. look this year, barel

. >> the only video i saw he's slight leah knowing. >> we had video where he's chasing a woman jogging get you tased. trust me, i know. >> bring back the cute puppy video. >>> i like how tony does the shorthand version of that. let's go to the weather. couple more mild days. highs in the 50s today. up ahead r front. enjoy the mild temperature s today and tomorrow. guess what? we have colder air on the way. old man winter here just in time for the weekend setting us up for a cold christmas early next week. 51 in washington. temperatures starting to jump . 56 already in fredericksburg. 54 in leonard town and holding on to the fog north and west. if you've got any further fog here i promise you lose it shortly. 48 in hagerstown. all of us in the mid 50s. a few of us into the upper 50s later this afternoon. nice andquiet right now, sprinkle or light shower. i don't think we're going to see much of anything measurable. it's close enough it's possible you could encounter a light sprinkle or shower. you can see partly sunny skies. we'll get a period of cloudiness. and cooler temperatures will

. >> former nfl commissioner paul tag leah buhas overturned the saints suspension.e of the four engaged in conduct but said that the coaches and front office are to blame. for what he called the cash for hits program. >> up next, president yet rallying union troops again right to work legislation that is tonight, law, some michigan students today suffering the consequences, the a-team coming up. joining us here next, stay with us. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. relieving the pain quickly. ♪ music kids will spend 22 minutes watching us, the super duper party troopers, sing about ants in their pants. brushing for two minutes now, can save your child from severe tooth pain later. two minutes twice a day. they have the time. lou: joining us now the a-team. john fundd. and boston democratic strategist marianne marsh, we start with president deliveri

and leah from grn radio, appreciate your time from london. >> thank you. >> venezuela president hugoer again. he returned to cuba for a third surgery after announcing on television what he calls a new battle with the disease, saying for the first time if he suffers complications the vice-president should be elected to take his place. he won reelection, and 58 years old and had two cancer surgeries in cuba and has undergone chemotherapy and radiation reportedly and now, doctors say his return to havana for more cancer surgery is a matter of serious concern. >> a typhoon hits and now hundreds of people are feared dead. it's our top story and we go around the world in 80 seconds. the philippines, that storm leaving construction behind and a search for the missing. they're looking for signs of life under falling trees and rocks under the worst hit towns and hundreds of thousands of people outside of their homes in need of food, water and relief supplies. bangladesh. (siren sounding). >> protesters setting a bus on fire over the upcoming elections. people are using rubber bullets to the c

senator pat leah yrksz of the senate judiciary committee says he will hold hearings on gun safety issues early next year. democratic lawmakers were holding action. the mayor of chicago where an insidious 5,000 people have been killed by gun violence since 2001. he spoke about turning on the pressure for tougher laws. >> it's time that we as a city, a state, a country get backed up and say we support our men and women in law enforcement community and then not have the laws on the books that help you do your job every day. and it's time, as a city, we have an assault weapon ban. >> it's time we, as a state, have an assault weapon ban. it's time we as a country have an assault weapon ban. and i would hope that the leadership in congress would now have a vote of conscious. >> members of congress are feeling the pressure. some pro-gun senators understand things need to change. senator harry reid of nevada has received some stellar grades from the national rifle association, despite being democrats. he said every idea should be on the table. senator warner told the washington post there's got

leah chase, who is going to be 90 years old an outstanding citizen of new orleans, a renowned citizen of our state, and city, and known as the queen of creole quizine. she -- cuisine. we wanted the senate to congratulate her on that milestone and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the resolution will be received and properly referred. the senator from pennsylvania. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. tonight as we -- today i should say as we confront a whole range of difficult issues at the end of this year and at the end of the congress, we should also be reminded that we have fighting men and women serving for us all around the world. we think especially tonight of those serving in afghanistan, and those who served part of that time in iraq. at various times we've come to the floor and recited the chaims of those who were killed -- names of those killed in action and tonight i'm i'm joined by my colleague, senator tom to read -- toomey who read the names of those who as lincoln said gave their last full measure of devotion to their country, those killed in action in afghanis

leah hollis. you say 62% of people who work in higher education have experienced bullying versus 45% of the general population. where did you get these numbers? >> i survived 175 schools and found a number of people especially in entry levels and middle management were talking about how they were the target of bullying from the boss or organization in general. >> what's going on, why at colleges and universities? how are bullies protected? >> what's interesting is in a college or university we are trained tore experts in our field to go -- to be experts in our field to go out and increase knowledge. it's also an isolating experience. so now when you have two managed people or collaborators have team be, you've already been protected by tenure and at least in a culture that supports being isolated and supports a big ego. that doesn't always make for the best situations. >> who are saying they're being bullied, younger educator by tenured folks? >> the assistant director or the manager of the depart

. >> whitney, justin, leah and ashleigh all survived the red lake shooting but lost their friends. get here to give this to newtown. >> a dream catcher. feathers around it. it was passed on to us from columbine high. >> from one tragic school shooting to the next, and then here. >> it just shows that we care about them just like columbine cared about us. they showed up and showed us there is hope at the end of everything. >> it's hard to describe in words the effort they made to come so far. they didn't skype their message. they came in person. >> the little thunderbirds told us about spending the day with newtown students. singing for them -- >> i want them not to be mad or sad and to be happy. >> courtney, why are you here? >> to support them and the kids and their families. >> it means a lot because i feel bad for the people who lost their kids. >> their message simple and clear. >> our hearts are with you. we carry a message that our families are as one. >> their hope, that this never happens again. what do you guys want to say to this community? >> i love you guys. >> i love y

how is leah doing right now in. >> she's fine.n't really think that she totally gets it, but she did see, you know, her -- more than i would have liked her to see. she did tell me about a little boy that was in a police officer's arm, and he was bleeding. so -- but i don't know if she gets it or -- jenna: you know, one of the mayors from the neighboring town, mayor bowden, joined us and said the schools in the area really practice this. has your daughter been in the school since kindergarten? had they practiced the drills, evacuation procedures? >> i believe so. it's a safe school, and i can't say enough good things about teachers and the staff. um, you know, if anybody -- it would be sandy hook school that has it down right because, again, it's the best school that you can -- i'm grateful for my kids to go there. jenna: have the teachers or authorities given you any guidance of what to do next? >> no. jenna: have they said they're going to talk to your daughter? >> no. i'm still in a state of shock, so i don't know the next step.

now this poor little girl who is called leah by the adoptive parents will now have a new name, have a home. have a new family. and will have a lot to adjust to. hopefully they will have the right resources in place to help her. panel, thank you. what do you think about it? send me your thoughts on twitter @megynkelly. superstorm sandy swept away their homes. now they are demanding action to protect against this kind of damage in the feature. [ male announcer ] where do you turn for legal matters? maybe you want to incorporate a business. orrotect your family with a will or living trust. and you'd like the help of an attorney. at legalzoom a legal plan attorney is available in most states with every personalized document to answer questions. get started at legalzoom.com today. and now you're protected. hi, i'm ensure clear... clear, huh? i'm not juice or fancy water. i've gotine grams of protein. that's three times more than me! [ female announcer ] ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. in blueberry/pomegranate and peach. is efficiently absorbed in small continuous amounts. citra

also killed was the leah's mother and her two brothers also wounded alissa's brother and sister the shooterthen died with in a shootout with police. authorities have not disclose what motivated the killer to kill his relatives who live in the to lay river indian reservation. tribal members on the remote reservation city had a troubled past. >> a deadly officer involved shooting of a graduate student at california state university san borodino. campus police were responding to complaints saturday night at an off- campus storm when they say a 30 year-old grad student became aggressive. police dense a physical altercation broke out that is when officers say they fear for their safety and open fire. >> pat williams the committee and has been arrested in the on-again on a felony war related to a police chase. the california highway patrol says williams was driving a three will motorcycle refused to pull over and bring spotted driving on a downtown sacramento sidewalk last month. police say williams nearly five people with his car he has since posted bail. >> traffic easy and slow going at it loo

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we began the new marine rotational deployment telstra leah as well as increased air force cooperation. likewise we are deepening our engagement and developing rotational deployment with allies and partners such as singapore and the philippines and expanding our milton a dialogue and exchanges with china. we are also enhancing our presence and capabilities in the region. that includes reallocating the naval fleet to achieve in the next few years a 63 coo 40 split between the pacific and the land goshen's. hopefully we will do that by 2020. the increasing army and marine presence in the region after iraq and afghanistan locating our most advanced aircraft in the pacific including the new plans as f-22 is and the envy 22 to japan. laying the groundwork for the first overseas deployment of the f35 joint strike fighter in 27 tiberi. the strategy is that as we do force projection for in the asia-pacific and in the middle east we still have to maintain our golden leadership and presence by building innovative partnerships and partner capacity across the globe and using these innovation deplo

[children talking] leah, you said yes. why do you think yes it will come up? girl: because he pulled the weeds and watered. maybe the carrot said, "maybe those people don't know i'm going to come up." hendrick: how do you think this is helping her children learn to communicate not only with her, but with other children in the group? once again, one of the best things we can do for our children is to listen to them. and i mean really listen. i've seen a lot of teachers, especially those who are new and nervous, spend so much time talking-- or worse yet, answering their own questions-- that the children can hardly get a word in edgewise. let's look for opportunities to give our children something real to talk about. it's so easy for a child's attention to wander when we expect them to talk about something abstract or vague or something they've never experienced in real life. children's talk should be based on solid, real, lived-through experiences. teacher: well, cocoons, what are you doing over here? child: this lives in the pond. are you at the pond now? yes,