she was so sweet and lovable, so did. she was so sweet and lovable, so optimistic.they had magic in that. that movie, you have got to watch it again. singin' in the rain is really something. but as carrie said, i will be princess leia forever and my mum will be tammy forever. not only did tammy and the cat macro bachelor succeed asa and the cat macro bachelor succeed as a movie but she had a hit song, tammy. hollywood's finest have been paying their tributes to debbie reynolds. william shatner described her as ‘one of the last of the hollywood royalty‘. dame joan collins hailed damejoan collins hailed her as a wonderfully warm friend and colleague. the singer gloria gaynor said she was a hollywood legend and an american icon. carrie fisher paid tribute to her mother and joked about her two divorces when the two appeared together on the hollywood hall of fame. it should be yours, you have the best hollywood memorabilia and the best and the worst ex—husbands. it is always interesting following your footsteps. i love you, ma'am. one more star and this makes up for each

. >> the lovable brand? >> stephen: you are. you are lovable? >> okay. >> stephen: just let them love you. >> all right. >> stephen: but you like being the villain. >> being a villain is super fun you. >> stephen: like spooky things, scary things? mansion, and i loved the haunted houses and i loved things that are darker. it's very sonnenfelled, the executive producer, and it's based on kids' books and they were dark in theory and it's fun and you don't often get a chance to play someone who doesn'tk like yourself and just be awful. >> stephen: one of the problems with christmas is that it's not-- it's not scary. it's not a scary holiday. >>tephen: it's not a scary holiday. >> no. >> stephen: but i think you'r could probably make anything-- >> scary? include christmas. >> stephen: including christmas. >> if you don't mind, we have lyrics up here to a classic christmas carol. >> and would like you and i right now to try to make a christmas carol terrifying. >> through song? >> stephen: no, just say it. we could have a little music. >> all right.

. >> this guy is so lovable. >> the energy and positivivety from him and the crew. so up spiring. >> what happened to him could have made him bitter but it has nts. >> after the loss to penn state, this stung a little. silver lin they are invited to one of the six bowls and facing undefeated western michigan in the cotton bowl. the first trip for both of the teams and played at noon january 2nd, in arlington, texas. that is okay. that's not bad. >> at least we have heard of that one. >> the weather will be much warmer than the weather here now. >> yes, much better there. skies. 34 right now. winds are light and west. we look at a west wind for much of the day. the clouds are fairly stubborn. look at the temperatures that climb up into the upper 40s. we have a look at the snow totals as we look at the clouds across southern wisconsin. snow, heavy to the west. jefferson county and dane county, 5.7 inches. an inch andy, melinda. >> thank you. 5:10. new this morning, a man shoots a rifle in a business washington dc restaurant and saying he was there to investigate pizza

esther's so lovable. so warm. she's such a--such a--such a thing. yeah. yeah. listen to this, fred. "roses are red. "mustards are green. come over for dinner and we'll lick our plates clean." [sighs] hey. hello, woodrow darlin'. why hello, esther. thanks for the dinner invitation. invitation? but i thought-- listen, why don't the two of y'all-- esther, come around over here and sit down, honey. just sit down right here. sit down, woodrow. uh, listen. uh. [clears throat] see, this is the best dinner i ever fixed in my life for y'all. know what i'm havin'? oysters rockefeller. and spaghetti under glass. and for dessert, something continental. uh, twinkies flamb?. well, listen. you two get together and enjoy yourself. i'll be right back. oh, fred. you didn't have to go to all this trouble. fred: i know that. just enjoy the champagne there, darlin'. champagne. nothin' but the best. nothin' but the best from your husband woody. french wine. straight from the... [violin music playing] you two just get cozy. get real cozy. i'll be back, now. woodrow, i missed you. did you miss me? well, ye

how many lovable stuffed animals will find a good home. let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup....at 6:30.. packers live with larry is us" is on at 8.. and a new episode of "chicago fire" starts at 9. then more news at taking a live look outside.. check this out - the pennsylvania hershey bears' first goal sunday signaled the start of an annual tradition- the teddy bear toss.this year fans threw 20-thousand, six hundred and 62 bears... including one that will find new homes with children in need. including those participating in the children's miracle network. this season, you can give the gift of a fresh holiday meal, enjoyed right at home. today's tmj4 is proud to partner with the hunger task force and raymond james on "home 4 the holidays." it's a virtual food drive to provide our neighbors in need with one or all of the ingredients for a nice and look for the "home 4 the holidays" button. you can donate a turkey, a ham or a whole family dinner. from all of us at today's tmj4, thank you for considering a donation. up next on l

they are that lovable. volunteers say ben & jerry are sweet guys would love to be around people.o be adopted together because they are best friends. a good samaritan has made it easy for give them a home for the holidays by paying their adoption fees. to adopt the rabbits call the marin humane society at the number on the screen. >> society. >> if they are best friends, where is my cherry >> you have to bring it. have a wonderful christmas or whatever it is you are celebrating the next couple of weeks. happy holidays. be safe, warm, and surrounded by family and friends. >> hey, everybody, i'm hoping to make some people very rich today. maybe $1 million rich. did i mention i love this job? let's play "who wants to be millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to "who wants to be a millionaire." are you guys ready to play today? i am, too. our first contestant has been running a business for the last 17 years and needs to win $1 million to help expand her family's restaurant. from tallahassee, florida, please welcome alicea acevedo. [cheers and applause] >> hi.

. >> the lovable brand? >> stephen: you are!you. >> all right. ( laughter ) >> stephen: but you like being the villain? >> being a villain is super fun! >> stephen: you like spooky things, you like scary things? >> i've always loved the haunted mansion, and i love the haunted houses and i love things that are darker. and the sense of humor level-- it's very sonnenfield, he's the executive producer, and he's really got a twisted sense of humor. so, it's based on these amazing kids' books and they were darker in theory, so it was fun. and you don't often get a chance to play someone that looks nothing like yourself and just be awful, you know. >> stephen: well, one of the problems with christmas is that it's not-- it's not scary. >> it's not a scary holiday! >> stephen: no, it's not a scary holiday, but-- >> no. >> stephen: but i think you're a good enough actor that you could probably make anything-- spooky? >> scary? >> stephen: or scary. >> including christmas? >> stephen: including christmas. so, if you don't mind, i'd like to

. >> alan thicke's role was among the most lovable tv dads of all time.e was born in canada in 1947 and was a popular talkshow host there before becoming a big star in the u.s. he was also a composer. includingeme songs, this one from "will a fortune." alan thicke was 69. jummy: we will check back in with doug hill with a final look at what is about to turn into a chilly forecast. i am stationed at the air base in korea. i want to wish a happy holidays jummy: we are getting ready for frigid arctic air. doug: coming tonight. today, though, not too bad. a high of 46. but it all changes tonight. take a look at the windchills over the next few days. we have a wind chill average tomorrow of eight degrees, 20 on friday. we may have an air temperature close to 60 degrees on sunday. jummy: thank you >> they come with a dream, they leave with a check. it's that simple. it's "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] all right, our ret

we've a lovable space that needs your face ? ? three's company, too ? ? you'll see that life is a ball again ? ? laughter is callin' for you ? ? down at our rendezvous ? ? down at our rendezvous ? lift them! whew! i'm all done and you didn't lift one little finger to help me. i lifted my feet, didn't i? thank you. janet, i don't understand jack, our new roommate is coming. terri's a nurse-- she's used to the way things are at the hospital. what, you want me to get sick? i want you to put the vacuum cleaner away. i was going to do that. ( mimicking ): i was going to do that. say, jack... hmm? i was wondering... do you think terri's pretty? oh, come on, janet. you know i never pay attention to those kind of things. ( audience laughter ) come on, jack, just answer the question. oh. hey, you're pretty, too. you don't have to say that. okay, you're not pretty. jack. ow! my toe, janet. i'm sorry, jack. i didn't mean to do that. look, jack. let's don't have any problems, okay? when terri gets here, no fooling around. janet, ever since i've lived here have i ever

. >> you are really lovable. >> i commend him for his strength and positivity after going through a horrific experience. when most people would hit rock bottom. when i when i first met with him he showed with me a rapper who is also from patterson and has a process that a guy visiting him at the hospital. he said ever since then they have kept in touch and betty continues to be a source of inspiration for him. >> i'm okay, and the old tell me stuff like that. >> he sheds light on shootings becoming a growing problem in patterson. there are 31 shootings in shootings and eight homicide sense i guess. since his accident at 15-year-old boy was was a victim of a shoot out. his father says he is grateful that his father will be his son will be able to see another year. >> think that i didn't have to go through to a funeral. i went to the hospital. god is good. kenya helps to become a mechanic and he also hopes to move out of patterson. the family needs everyone's help. if you're in the holiday spirit they set up a gofundme and need help with medical expenses and getting him a prostatic i like his

liz smith was the eccentric, lovable centre of the royle family.oyle family. very unusualtaste. i put in a bit of taramasalata as well. in the vicar of dibley, more of her comic timing. wonderful birthday, frank. success came late for liz smith, a successful single mother of two children, had a series of part—timejobs mother of two children, had a series of part—time jobs and mother of two children, had a series of part—timejobs and did not mother of two children, had a series of part—time jobs and did not start acting seriously until she was 50. it was like a wonderful realisation that at last, i was being given a chance. it had come. it had come at last. what was it. what was what? it was cheese. she owed the first acting role to the director, mike lee. she loved playing batty old ladies. because she was a batty old lady, but underneath she was really focused person. but she loved it, the more eccentric the better. she adored being a bonkers person. does this thing play cassettes as well? she may have started late, but made up she may have starte

. >> thicke appeared on" fuller house" recently, but best known as the lovable tv dad, dr. jason sever on "growing pains." >> i have a great title for the column, how about "between your ears." >> sounds kind of crowded. how about something punchy like, "shrink wrap." >> no, seriously, how do you like mine? >> oh, well, it's time for your bath. >> he composed several songs, the facts of life, different strokes, and wheel of fortune. >> how? >> he wrote it. >> wheel of fortune. >> okay. >> yeah. still talented, very talented. of course thicke's son, robin, tells the los angeles times, his father was, quote, the greatest man i ever met. >> social media lighting up with tributes. actress paula patton married to robin for ten years, tweeted out about the preciousness of life. >> and "fuller house" co-star shared a photo of the two of them saying her heart hurts. >> the oilers shared this photo of thicke, an avid fan, on the ice with hall of famer wayne gretsky. >> oh. so many people will be remembering him later on today as well. >> uh-huh. >> next on to a much liter note, and

few live—action elements in a movie which cast idris elba as a digital shere khan, bill murray as a lovableer walken as a gigantic king louie. moving on to may, and 0nce director john carney‘s sing street a smile sing street put a smile on my face and a spring in my step with its tale of a teenager's pop—tastic adventures in the mysterious world of 80s dublin. meanwhile, over in france, the 69th cannes film festival offered yet more reasons for rejoicing as ken loach won his second palme d'0r for the social realist drama i, daniel blake. having previously claimed the top prize with the wind that shakes the barley, ken loach, who turned 80 this year, won the judges over once again with his blistering tale of newcastle joiner recovering from a heart attack or finds himself on the wrong end of a bureaucratic benefit system. superbly scripted by paul lafferty, with outstanding performances by davejohns and hayley squires, i, daniel blake is powerful and impassioned film—making. no wonder bothjohns and squires were honoured with trophies at the recent british independent film awards. what i gath

. >> one of the most magestic and lovable animals on planet earth now at risk. >> of course the world'sargest lands animals, some standing more than two stories tall. the international union of conservation of nature says the world-wide population of giraffes has dropped 40% since 1985. >> and oregon zoo, portland, enjoying the very first snowfall of their lives. take a look right there. two river otters have never experienced the white stuff before. polar bear nora has never seen it either. born at the oregon zoo and hasn't even turned one year yet. >> how cute are they? >> having some fun in the snow. >> i know, spends about five minutes on youtube now watching this. very cute. >> still ahead right here on "eyewitness news". >> this local mom is among hundreds of families receiving a call they were only dreaming: still ahead, the impact it will have on their children's lives. we'll be right back. splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less

i think one of the things about carrie fisher that makes her so lovable and why she has continued to capture our imagination and the times in her career when she was playing supporting roles, small roles, long time she wasn't acting out all, is she has this great sensitivity. she was bipolar, she was an addict was she wrote about this in a novel, semiotic right tackle -- semiautobiographical novel called "postcards from the edge" which was filmed in 1990 with meryl streep, talking about her addiction. harvrvard university honored her for her openness and activism dealing with addiction and mental health. christopher: thanks for that, from our culture desk. moving on to other news, japan's prime minister is in hawaii where he is said to be the first japanese leader visit the memorial at pearl harbor. abe is on a two-day visit, where he will attend a number of ceremonies to commemorate those killed in world war ii. he will also meet with president barack obama in what will be their final meeting before the president's term ends in january. 2300 americans died when japanese fighter plan

he had pneumonia, and heartworm it is all being treated you can see how happy he is, he is lovable. is friendly and active. is just a great all around dog. from forever friends. we have this six month old male tabby. is very social, good with other cats and dogs, and likes to cuddle. flight 17 coming up fast and will not be the same without the dick goddard pet calendars that are waiting for you to find out where you can get the dick goddard pet calendar go to fox 8.com. >> . the head of the catholic but could a prophecy impact his future customer some believ that he could be the last pope. upon his election, catholics rejoice in common scholars watching the events unfolding. glasses were signed that he is the last pope they say was prophesies in the 12th century. it was a strange experience to see it take place. >> from seattle washington, is an author with an interest in zayn malik he. >> in my experience of studying prophecy, the most accurate track records and history. start of armageddon with clues at the vatican like these picture frames held in the fourth century in pope fran

alan thicke the lovable father from 80's television has died. ly. >> ♪ >> thicke was playing hockey with his 19-year-old son yesterday when he suffered a heart attack. he was the patriarch of "growing pains." that made him a household name. thicke was also a well established composer, a popular theme songs including the facts of life different strokes and wheel of fortune. alan chicago survived by a wife tanya and three sons including r and b singer robin thicke t alan thicke was 69 years old. >> i'd just seen him on tv in a different sitcom and you're reminded of how he is. >> one of the original iconic tv dads. >> a woman crashes her suv into a frozen pond. details on who came to her rescue as the vehicle was sinking. >> a new glimpse of the final hours of the doomed cargo ship el faro. david. >> cold again this morning on the bus stop partly cloudy skies. some of you get something -- some of you get something sun. if you're dressing the kids bundle tup this morning as we have that many cold start this afternoon. keep them bundled. we're only

she was so sweet and so lovable, so optimistic. they could see she had magic in that. really something. as carrie said, she said i will be princess leia are forever and my mum will be tammy for ever. she had hit song, tammy. she could sing, dance, charm anybody. in her later years, she spent a lot of time in vegas, doing an act. everyone thought that debbie was miss perfect but i can tell you, her act in vegas was pretty bawdy. she had a mouth. the audience, theyjust love her, they thought she was her mum too, they related to her. she was very much of the ——a beloved. carry‘s grandmother said go for it and boy did she ever go for it. this death of her daughter in awaited nobody could have ever predicted did sink the unthinkable. debbie reynolds was carrying out funeral arrangements when she suffered a stroke? there with reports that didn't always get along. bello. that was in the younger days. in the younger most turbulent times, debbie thought she would lose carrie to drug abuse. and then later on, they were in and out of each other‘s kitchen. remember carrie had a da

she was so sweet and so lovable, so optimistic.she had magic in that. that movie, singin‘ in the rain, you have to watch it again. it's really something. as carrie said, she said i'll be princess leia forever, and my mum will be tammy forever, because not only did tammy and the bachelor succeed, she had the hit song, tammy. she could sing, dance, charm anybody. in her later years, she spent a lot of time in vegas, doing an act. everyone thought that debbie was miss perfect, but i can tell you, her act in vegas was pretty bawdy. she had a mouth on her. and the audience, theyjust loved her, related to her, they thought they knew her, they thought she was her mum, too. she was very much beloved. carry‘s grandmother said go for it, and boy did she ever go for it. this death of her daughter, in a way that no—one could have ever predicted, did sink the unsinkable. there are reports, jeanne, that debbie reynolds was carrying out funeral arrangements when she suffered a stroke. there with reports they did not always get on, did they? that

and she was so sweet and so lovable. so optimistic. you had to help her on the set.hey could see that they had magic in that. that move, you have got to watch it again, singing in the rain, it is really something, but as carrie said, she said, i will be princess leia for ever and my mum will be tammie for ever, because not only did tammie and the bachelor succeed in the movie but she had a hit song, tammie, she could sing, dance, she could fund raise, she could charm everybody. and in her later years she spent a lot of time in vegas. everyone thought that debbie was miss perfect but i can tell you that her act in vegas was pretty bawdy, she had a mouth on her and the audiencejust she had a mouth on her and the audience just loved she had a mouth on her and the audiencejust loved her, they related to her, they thought she was their mum too, so she was very much a bowl of it, i will fight through anything, you know, she would say to carrie, you know, go for it, because debbie's mother, you know, carrie's grandmother, said, go for it, and, boy, she did go for it, and th

a lovable space that needs your face ? ? three's company, too. ? ? you'll see that life is a ball again ? ? laughter is calling for you ? ? down at our rendezvous ? ? down at our rendezvous ? i need to ask you a question. are you any good at chinese cooking? are you kidding? i practically "wokked" to the head of my class. get it-- "wok," "walk"? i get it, that's good. because, listen, my boss's wife-- she wants to learn chinese cooking so i told her that you would give her lessons. janet, you had no right to do that without asking me first. she'll pay you $25 an hour. when can she start? as soon as you can. well, listen, i got the dinner shift tomorrow at the restaurant. how about tomorrow afternoon? that's what i told her. ( phone ringing ) hello. oh, hi, terri. oh, sure. okay, we'll see you tomorrow, bye-bye. hmm... who was that? terri won't be home tonight. she's working the double shift at the hospital. again? really. she must need money. well, i'll get the bedroom all to myself. ( audience laughter ) if you get lonely, just knock. you mean, some

liz smith was the eccentric lovable centre. success came late for liz smith, a single mother of two children and in a series of part—time jobs, she did children and in a series of part—timejobs, she did not children and in a series of part—time jobs, she did not start acting properly until she was 50. part—time jobs, she did not start acting properly until she was 50m was a wonderful realisation that, at last, i was given a chance. it had come. it had come at last. what was it? that cheese. it was cheese. i know it was flaming cheese. she owed the first acting role to director mike leigh. she loved being batty old ladies because she was but under the eccentricity she was a focused person. but she loved it, the more eccentric, the better. does this play cassette? do not do it so curly this time, barbara. last time it was just like jeremy clarkson. in this series with her on—screen granddaughter and in real life, they we re granddaughter and in real life, they were close friends. i took her out in the wheelchair and walked along

this lovable image of ychachi lost on her hollywood neighbor. >> i am delivering a kiss a gram for joey cunningham. >> bao now filing a police report against nancy mac wife of red hot chili peppers. he claims she grabbed him at the elementary school right in front of her children and pushed him. apparently for his support of president trump. he's a supporter and even spoke at the rnc. >> huma abedin, she says she ignored her he is -- nor her estranged husband anthony weiner received information that they were going to take the computer. many criticized how the fbi handled that investigation which was made public 11 days before the election. despite her embarrassing election loss most american voters don't want president obama to pardon hillary clinton. a brand new fox news poll showing 68 percent are against a pardon while 23 percent are for it. the fbi shocked voters in july by not recommending criminal charges for her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. >> to a fox business alert 1 million stolen yahoo accounts are being stolen. >> here with a warning with what we

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. >> reporter: best known for his thicke played lovable dad, jason. >> does mom know about this? >> how do you think we met? >> a tv star perhaps as popular on television as life. >> there had been marriage of my real life as a father, a single father, as it turns out and the jason seiver character. >> reporter: he was on the ice with his teenage son when he suffered a heart take. >> i said, alan, they want you to sit up. >> no, i'm fine. i have pain in my chest, i'm kind of numb. >> tweeting you are a legend, i love you. >> he was a tv host before and after he became an actor. always in demand. >> break a leg, kid. >> reporter: thicke had regular appearances on the tv drama th tweeting season 2 "fuller house" looking good, i even like the ones i'm not in. a father of three. his son writing on instagram writing he was the best man i ever knew, the best friend i ever had. a musician in his own right, alan thicke wrote the theme s g songs to some of the most popular tv shows in history. ♪ including "different strokes" ♪ >> reporter: and "the facts of life." tuesday, his own life en

we're lovable and we're funny. >> yes. with showers on sky tour radar. thing is looking what's left at this line there really isn't much. one of those deals you get a quick sprinkle or tien little shower to come through. that's about it. very noncreepy showers coming at us today russell. 73 here. 73 in st. petersburg. 75 in sarasota. our dew points right now are in the 70s. look to the top left hand corner of your screen. you see that yellow? 40s, 50s. even the that is the type of drier air that is headed our way by tomorrow morning. so last muggy one for you for a few. couple of showers, yeah, 20 percent overall rain chance. high near 79. tonight 60 degrees. overnight low as it starts to turn dryer. and really feel that difference tomorrow during the day with sunshine and high of 76 degrees. we will go back to upper 70s for the weekend. but this by monday going to 82 degrees temperatures. vanessa. all right dave. not creepy showers. huh. i hate to see creepy ones. just stay home i guess. hey, dave i knew you were watching some fog earlier this morning.

. >>> coming up, jerry lewis is alive and well and just as lovable as ever. comedy ledge end is next. >>> good morning and live from america's news headquarters. i'm jackie ibanez in new york. a historic moment in hawaii. president obama and japanese prime minister lay wreaths at the uss arizona memorial. it honors the 2300 american service people killed in the 1941 pearl harbor attack. this marks the first visit by a japanese prime minister to the memorial. mr. obama said the pilgrimage shows what is possible between nations and people. he did not apologize for the uhing ta, but he offered condolences to those who lost their lives. >>> syria could be facing serious sanctions for using chemical weapons during its war with anti-government rebels. it would ban all nations from supplying syria with helicopters which investigators say were used in at least three color evening gas attacks. the resolution would also impose sanctions on any company or organization that supplied the chemicals. the u.s. has been pushing for action against syria, but russia is question

. >> there are lovable son of terrorist -- levels of terrorist in countries and a terrorist attack based on old international system. now the underlying tendency to create the universal caliphate that they would then be subjected with of manifestation, uh chinese do not have those same kind of issues that we have had in some of the country's in parts of china so we have at least two common objectives. with uh terrorists around the world with in various countries and second, to create the international system which makes it more difficult for terrorists particularly do we have a common interest for the geographic territory like the sovereign states and that is why the evolution of some parts can be of grave consequence and then she mentioned so in terms of those general objectives and how '02 apply those to be explored that has been considerable progress made. >> is there any evidence and is there any sense for china to work with north korea and every and -- iran to support isis'? have you heard of anything like this like working that is inconceivable to me. >> i ran does not support isis

. >>> coming up, jerry lewis is alive and well and just as lovable as ever. comedy ledge end is next. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm jackie ibanez. isis claiming responsibility for the christmas market attack in berlin, germany. 12 were killed and 50 injured when a truck driver slammed into the busy downtown market. german police still hunting for the driver at this hour. they arrested a pakistani man who matched the witness descriptions, but released him due to a lack of evidence tieing him to the rampage. and a terror raid in indonesia may have thwarted a major new year's eve attack. they killed three suspected it militants during the raid on the outskirts of jakarta. they found several bombs. the neighborhood has been evacuated as they tried to diffuse the explosives. >>> a deadly blast at a large fireworks market near mexico city. they say the explosion killed 29 people and injured dozens more. this is not the first tragedy to strike this market. in 2005 a fire touched off a chain of explosions. israel is looking to expand medical assistanc

according to the cia, that big lovable bear of a country tampered with the elections to help mr. trump win. the's no evidence of coordination. without that, this is just suspicion. there may be proof they tried to do it but none that they succeeded. but let's be honest. how would we react if the situation were reversed and hillary won thanks the putin? it will be all-out war. trump would be screaming and the media would dismiss it. it's the nature of team sports politics. and we know that's wrong. but maybe we don't care that it's wrong because our side won. trump. who cares, right? here's why you should. what else might the russians have that they didn't release? they hacked to get trump in. what did they hack to control him? maybe it's not about control but chaos. if russia is shown to tamp we are the election, you get dmon strigss and riots and perhaps bloodshed. russians do this stuff in their sleep. look, it's fine to side with the bad guy to beat another bad guy. we sided with russia to beat hitler and might help dealing with isis, as well. do you side with a bad guy to bea

was serving platters of scrambled eggs, thick pancakes and coffee and the drill sergeant among his lovablebscenities was rning pale-faced boys into infantrymen and importantly, serroni, antly, joe , henry igg, jeff parker boger, my best friend, and all the others were alive. our little band of brothers, although in reality gone a ver, would always occupy vital part of our hearts, our souls, and our memories. thank you. and to paraphrase a great reporter of our era, edward r. murrah, good day and good luck. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp.2016] captioning performed by the national captioning institute] >> to join the resistance, she had a husband, summer jackson, and a 15-year-old son, phillip jackson. by deciding to use it as a place where the resistance could meet and bell intelligence was dropped, she was risking not only her life but her husband and son's life. >> a little after 5:00, in the 920's, nicolea sacco and venzetti were tried, executed for robbery and murder in massachusetts despite the lack of supporting evidence. law expert brad snyder discusses

according to the cia, that big lovable bear of a country tampered with the elections to help mr.e's no evidence of coordination. without that, this is just suspicion. there may be proof they tried to do it but none that they succeeded. but let's be honest. how would we react if the situation were reversed and hillary won

the my mom a dna ancestry try to find out where she came from and how i'm related to that crazy, lovable woman. >> what did it show. >> we are going to do the test , on the program. >> it was something like that ... i knew it. i knew it. >> friend of the original cave man. >> you knew that already. >> yes. >> anyway. >> we all need therapy. lets talk about what they are saying to moms. the reasons we are so hard on ourselves, is a lot of the people are just not doing a good enough job in our society >> oh, yeah, i know. >> are we to blame here. some of the top reasons why some moms feel bad and they really beat themselves up. not doing enough enriching stuff with their kid. not spending every available second to your kids. >> didn't go to enough museums >> not having a perfect house. imperfect body. >> um-hmmy feel like. >> i stink worse than i thought. >> yes. >> the solution cut yourself a break, in one is perfect. i was asking a question before i read that list, are we to blame? to we make you feel less than perfect mom? >> i don't think so. sometimes it is internet. >> i think we mom

he was very lovable. >> they did they say what terry would have wanted.ayed together and kept playing. chicago has toured every single year of its existence. >> please welcome, chicago! ♪ >> and finally in 2016 the ultimate honor. >> it is my honor to finally induct chicago into the rock and roll hall of fame. >> but no sign these rockers are slowing down. not even for a second. >> i've always contended that music, creating music keeps me in a childlike state. and it is not too bad. ♪ we want it to be as organic as it started out being, and that is why we're still together. >> poppy harlow, cnn, omaha. >> now more than ever the history of the band chicago airs new year's day on cnn here at 8:00 p.m. from all of us a sincere very happy new year to you. erin burnett "outfront" start right now. >>> "outfront" next. donald trump praising vladimir putin, calling the russian president smart for not retaliating against the u.s. plus who's playing whom. and attempts to block trump before he gets to the white house. and a member of the mormon tabernacle choir quit

dozens of americans won gold in rio, some lovable losers put a billy goat curse to rest and thousands of people put their differences aside. 2016 was a ahead for 2017 -- >> life is what you make it. >> as for 20 17 i asked people what they expect for the year ahead. many people were operate mystic but there were a lot of people who simply were uncertain about what the future holds. >> thank you so much, john. this week on off skrift -- off script we are looking back at the best interviews of 2016. tonight the interview with oprah. >>> we are getting a lot of clicks on our wusa 9 facebook page. >> the dc people love posting their pictures from founding farmers. always popular forfor tourists and residents. >> in virginia it's chick oyster bar in virginia beach. beautiful sunsets and great food kept people snapping away. >> and in maryland the wood berry kitchen in baltimore is the most instagramed restaurant. posted of bringing food local growers to guests tables. >>> the best story haves congresswoman -- stories have come from viewers like you. >> drop us an e-mail at newstips@wusa9.c