madeline is settling into life in the u.s. bucks county to be specific, with the only family she has ever known. >> love mom a lot or a lot? >> a lot. >> her adoptive parent stephanie and patrick farley, big sister amanda, and older brother, column begin she just walk in and she said hi, hi, hi, and everybody just can't resist smiling. >> the last year hasn't been without challenges. madeline has a mild form of cerebral palsy. >> yummy, can i have some? >> the farrellly's adopted her from a hospital in china. >> after like 45 minute of just having her scream at us ... >> they documented the dramatic trip with these pictures. and visited the spore where their little girl was abandoned at just six month old. >> just a miracle to watch her come home and just thrive. >> jennifer chance is with bethany christian services, the agency that helped the farley's bring madeline home. bethany is in the middle of a two year campaign cowell these 400. a push to get people to consider special needs adoption. as more regulation also put into

. >> madeline refiere a su familiar desaparecido.l padre del desaparecido tambiÉn hablÓ ante las cÁmaras. >> yo hablÉ con Él el martes, dijo que me iba a pagar la casa el miÉrcoles y el supuestamente sabio y nunca llegÓ. >> las autoridades enfrentan la investigaciÓn diferente. sabemos que la familia ha estado en contacto con un detective del distrito 15 y han repartido fotos. >> nosotros lo que queremos hacer es llamar a diferentes departamentos donde Él estaba conectado con la esperanza center, donde estaba recibiendo gratamente, a ver si tienen cÁmaras. >>una amiga de la familia quiere aclarar rumores. >> esperamos que manuel reciba el aÑo con sus seres queridos en casa. >> hemos averiguado y no aparece ningÚn sitio. >> cualquier informaciÓn que no llamen a nuestra oficina. >> en filadelfia los oficiales de la policÍa sufrieron heridas, despuÉs de responder a un incendio en un garaje. una explosiÓn se presentÓ en el garaje que arrojÓ astillas de metal. ambos oficiales recuperan. >> estas imÁgenes aÉreas, muestran la escena en la cu

doctors diagnosed eight year-old madeline with leukemia they told her family the little will girl need aid bone marrow transplant. her best bet her 19 in month-old brother, anthony. >> ten minutes in, markers, they could not find a better match then my son. >> madeline's parents went on to say the eight year-old's holiday wish is for everyone to participate in a bone marrow drive. >>> a remarkable rescue in india the incredible scene unfold as a monkey saved his friend's life. the animal got electrocuted by train wires and fell unconscious on to the track. then his hero tried to shake his friend and dip him in the the what the tore revive him. minutes later the unconscious animal is seen covered in mud opening up his eyes and moving. is that amazing. wow. i can watch that all morning. >>> a tree is helping build a new sense of community for one california neighborhood this holiday but not a christmas tree. david stevenson spoke with the woman who started this very special project. >> in san francisco's valley neighborhood is in bloom. >> really nice touch to the neighborhood. >> the wi

there is so many more things around the city that jennifer had her hand in although having heard madeline speak today, i know that certainly her real legacy is in two amazing schrn she leaves behind you know the port family will embrace her children as part of our family and please keep them in mind but jennifer was a friend to so many of us who was really more than a colleague she had the incredible ability to go to an issue to see right to who somebody really was and connect with them and as we heard person after person including her children's friend we had that kind of relationship with jennifer that was significant well beyond her work relationship human resources she had the g s c ability to get things done and really lived that and spared us she's a loss for all of us she's one of the special ones that gaechld in public service we're so moved so much better off as well as having our friend and she really as done asked us to be better by her words and example so as we continue our work as public servant to keep jen in our hearts and mind as we strive to do that much better again, i

. >> madeline for pong o polk i represent the folks for polk on the vision zero task force regarding that north the services i want to point out several things quarterly reports that was one of the suggestion in the task force and also that there is professional driver education is very important because sometimes, the grumpyness that was referred to traffic lights into real road rage i've experienced that at least once a week whether a pedestrian or cyclist it has happened whether a pedestrian or cyclist i get shouted out at the window at, in one case somebody making reference to my becoming a hood ornament so this grumpyness is how the culture has to change and the professional drivers i'm sure is only a minority of them and whatever guys if you're not in a vehicle i'm happy the education b will be happening i'd like all the professional drivers here in this room to take note that this is an important factor too for public prospective as well. >> thank you that concludes public comment on the directors report. >> actually. >> are you talking about the directors okay come forward pl

madeline. that's an old one coming back. for the boys, jackson is still a favorite. like the girls. the top three boys names are the same as last year. aaden and liam came in as number two and three. the two new names in the top ten this year for boys are caden and logan. there it is, it's the beginning of christmas on capitol hill. john boehner will light the tree during a special ceremony at 5:00. keeping with tradition, the tree will be decorated with thousands of ornaments made by people across minnesota. >>> well, in case you didn't know it, it's giving tuesday, a time of year that people are reminded to keep in mind the people and organizations that our area that need help this time of year, and actually all through the year. redskins legend darrell green works year round on that, especially for children in need. and darrell joins me this morning to talk about an event coming up. it's so great to see you again. >> always. >> yeah, i think i've been talking about this with you for 25 years. this is your 25th anniversary. >> 25 years. >> tell us about it. it's called -- >> chris

madeline flanders works at levi's stadium in the team store and she said she was counting on postseason games to help boost her paycheck, so she was geese to have to wait until next year on that one. >> let's check the microclimate weather alert. the rain coming down once given. this is just a series of storms we're having this week. >> yes. we're going to have a little rain each and every day this week. the good news is it's kind of spread out so it's not going to come in all at once. the system nm p coming in now looks much more significant than the systems on the way this week. hard to tell whether it's going to be two or three. they don't have to break apart. however, we're able to gauge these systems pretty well. i can tell you right now we're going to be dealing with this rainfall for the day. we stop the clock at 8:00 a.m. at that point getting rich moisture all across the board. if you're someone who drives to work, you're in a good place today. if you take a bike, have to wait for mass transit, you have to wait through pretty heavy downpours. between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., the sky

madeline albright put it succinctly - the world is a mess. president obama faced harsh leadership, criticism for his behind. his enemies don't fear him, allies don't trust him. you wrote blaming obama for the world's ills is like blaming a caribbean island for a hurricane, but you wrote: thoughts? >> the first thing is i do think president obama is encountering more crisis at one time than anyone in recent memory. he has middle eastern flames, russia with ukraine, china and japan and korea. he has a global penn demic as terrifying as anything we witnessed. that's leaving out a bunch of other crisis. to blame him because the world is a mess that is crazy. >> i think his failure to follow through on the use of force, when bashar al-assad used chemical weapons, we'd known for some time he was using the chemical weapons. president obama drew the red line. it made many wonder was the u.s. prepared to stand up for things that it says are absolutely critical. i think that introduced an element of uncertainty that is not helpful in relations with all

mia comes in at sixth place and then zoe, lily, emily and madeline.for the boy, the top three names are, same as last year, jackson, aden and liam followed by lucas, noah, mason is number six, then ethan, caden, jacob and logan. the list is based on the names of 400,000 parents of babies born to babies registered on the u.s. government website. >>> every year the camp out for hunger campaign raises money and food for the phil abundance food bank. this year's is under way in the parking lot. wmmr live is broadcasting there. i went down there along with tracy davidson and lu ann cahn and sheena parveen. we played trivia. i didn't do so well. but i did my part because they asked me to show off some dance moves. that's what i did. if you're looking for an opportunity to give back on this giving tuesday, the delaware valley legacy fund is gearing up for its annual toy event. the director is here with us tomorrow. samantha, talk to us about the event and tell us who this benefits. >> good morning, vai. so this event is delaware valley legacy fund's signatur

. >>> a fox report now and more madelines.n mandela's widow today laid a wreath at the statue of the civil rights leader in south africa, one year to the day after his death in a statement president obama said mandela inspired us to stand up for our fundamental principles. nelson mandela spent 27 years in prison for fighting racial discrimination. >> the leader of hamas warped a blood bath will break out in the middle east because the israelis and palestinians have not found a just solution to end the fighting. he made a comment to our sister network, sky news in the united kingdom. a spokesman for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says hamas is part of the problem. >>> somebody smashed a shop window hauled off more than thousands worth of drones, according to the owner of the store in las vegas. cops are still looking for suspects. the news continues right after this. this is fox news channel. america's choice for news and information. >>> the woman accused of butchering an american school teacher in the restroom

four-year-old madeline has come a long way from a hospital in china to live her her new family in bucksounty much the special team that's making it happen. ♪ >> we are staying on top of breaking news for you. police on the hunt right now for 35 year old bradley stone the man who they say murdered sick people across montgomery county today. ♪ >> we're staying on top of breaking news for you. police on the hunt for 35-year-old bradley stone. they say he murdered six family members across montgomery county today. this is a live look from doylestown where police say he may have been spotted earlier tonight. we will bring you any new developments. >>> philadelphia police want to find a man they say stole a purse from a 60-year-old woman. it happened thursday afternoon on the 6600 block of north broad street. investigators say the woman left her purse in a cart outside a cvs store. surveillance video shows a guy walking off with the purse. police say he stole $700 and a few other things. >> mourners gathering to remember the life of a 26-year-old man killed after being shot by a police office

but madeline is new to the top ten list, bumping out cloudy. the top three boys names, jackson still most popular, aiden and lee am round out the top three. caden and logan are now to the boys' list, bunching out jaden and jack. >> we have been bumped off that list for a while. pat and jim have. >> have we been there? >> i don't know. old school. >>> getting cash for your commute, it's a deal that could convince you to share the ride to work. >>> plus, 'tis the season for spending, spending, spending. but wait until you hear how much you spend on people who you don't even like. >> ooh. >>> and keeping the holiday simple. we'll show the best ways to get the holiday shopping gifts through the mail in time, and under budget. >>> and we want to hear from you today about the stories that you're talking about. first at 4:00. >>> like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. we're coming right back. ♪ >>> how much money are you spending on gifts for people you don't like? >> and are you among those blaming the post office after you have forgotten to buy

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they wanted to take the madeline kirkeno rifle, the one he used, to take it back to the sixth floor of the book depository and affix it to a camera and see what oswald would have seen through his rifle when they were taking the shots. here's what they're doing with the assistance, principally of the fbi. it turns out that chief warren did not want to do this reconstruction. he felt it was unnecessary. he didn't want to create this media ruckus in dallas, but eventually he's convinced it has to be done. >> in the same film that you can download online, it was a reconstruction of oswald's movements after the shooting? >> i think this is a reconstruction here of the perch on the sixth floor. and this is, i guess, a gentleman in the role of oswald leaving the area of the perch on the sixth floor and showing how he would have left that floor and then left the building. >> and end up following all the way down to a cafeteria where this man sits down to drink a coke. why was the timing of him leaving his perch and exiting the building so important? >> it becomes important because witnesses do

[ cheers and applause ] how about you let it go, mad madeline?! "she's just a girl."had enough of this! enough of that song! [ laughter ] this is weird. according to "the new york times" map of the most googled thanksgiving recipes, the most searched-for dish in utah is funeral potatoes. [ cheers ] which incidentally is what your grandma calls your grandpa. lovingly. [ laughter ] lovingly. not sure what to make of this. on saturday a man in colombia held a wedding ceremony for his marriage to a tree. apparently they met on timber. [ audience groans ] [ laughter and applause ] finally, anyone here watch "dancing with the stars"? well, last night alfonso ribeiro, famous for playing carlton on "the fresh prince of bel-air" won "dancing with the stars." [ cheers and applause ] meanwhile -- meanwhile, will smith sat on his couch and made $100 million. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are we doing, 8g band? good to see you guys. are you getting excited for thanksgiving over there? that's very good. fred, i love h

madeline stokes, i've been in lebanon for the last three years. comment on frederic's comment about u.s. coming out on january 2014. isis coming out. i was on the ground for the last three years and it was very clear what was happening for the last three years. we knew what was happening. we were screaming at the top of our lungs to all of our contacts, all of us. so, i mean, my comment is that there are plenty of people who are willing on the ground -- there are plenty of potential allies on the ground, i just think the u.s. has been really selective. so my question is this a lack of will to get involved period? or is this a lack of competence in the american government and its affiliates to communicate with the ground and use all of its resources to make small changes happen? >> thank you. who would like to answer first? >> i should go with what's wrong with the arab world? >> that's a big one. you take that. >> come on, i took the last one. >> perhaps we could save the debate for later on. but at least i think there is something in your compari

there was tom, dave, karl, madeline, with assist from the likes of paul levine and elmore leonard. it was a moment of creativity of innovation and of daring and editorial daring, it is a pleasure to be part of that, at least be able to watch the. the ringmaster's work -- joseph that the post, and tom shroder. i was occasionally invited to sit at the cool kids table but i could admire them from afar. the "herald" folded the tropic of usually which is reminder to the younger people here the newspaper industry was an advanced agrippa to block for the digital revolution finished them off. they went on to write books and get rich. rich. dave barry would go to price come his nobel prize, i've lost track, and jean and tom shroder went to the "washington post" and continued to work their magic. as an editor, tom conceived and edited to pulitzer prize-winning future -- feature stories including fatal distraction which was a devastating story about the aftermath of a totally tragic instances when people leave small children in cars and they died because o of heat. tom went on to launch a wid

my name is madeline. i'll be 1 on december 17th and this is my first flight. lose my cool, get scared, or if my ears hurt. the gift included ear plugs and candy. one passenger telling today.com that the kind gesture from the parents and the little girl, madeline, helped relieve some tension on the flight. >> smart idea! >> maybe a little -- >> is that what they call it? >> to calm people's nerves a little bit. >> and one of those knee defenders. >> how many, though, do you give out? the immediate people around you, three rows back? >> if you're in the danger zone, you know -- >> definitely the passengers next to you. i remember those flights with my kids. >> it's tough. >> here's another effort to promote civility while traveling. it's a new campaign to stop what's known as man spreading. >> what is that? >> i don't know. >> apparently guys do this all the time on trains and buses. they spread their legs, taking up two, sometimes three seats. new york officials say it is rude. so now they've launched an all-out assault on man spreading. >> don't you kind of ha

. >> former secretary of state madeline albright said this. my guess is she would refer to any security breach. she said even a score of 99 out of 100 is a failing grade. that's a pretty strong statement. i understand we don't live in a perfect world. we've talked about that. we have to balance diplomacy with security and safety concerns. but i think the tenure of her statement was what we just talked about. safety is critical. it's of paramount importance. we should do all we could to make sure our people are safe. you would agree with that, wouldn't you, mr. starr? >> i need to try to do that, sir, but i -- i will just add one inflection on this, and that our primary and most important goal st to carry out the foreign policy of the united states. >> i unction. i understand the balance. >> and then while doing that, we have to do everything we can. >> i get it. i get it. you know, mr. starr, the number one i get back home about benghazi, number one question i get, why were we there? why were we there? it seems to me a fundamental question, es

. >> former secretary of state madeline albright said this. my guess is she would refer to any security breach. she said even a score of 99 out of 100 is a failing grade. that's a pretty strong statement. i understand we don't live in a perfect world. we've talked about that. we have to balance diplomacy with security and safety concerns. but i think the tenure of her statement was what we just talked about. safety is critical. it's of paramount importance. we should do all we could to make sure our people are safe. you would agree with that, wouldn't you, mr. starr? >> i need to try to do that, sir, but i -- i will just add one inflection on this, and that our primary and most important goal st to carry out the foreign policy of the united states. >> i unction. i understand the balance. >> and then while doing that, we have to do everything we can. >> i get it. i get it. you know, mr. starr, the number one i get back home about benghazi, number one question i get, why were we there? why were we there? it seems to me a fundamental question, es

. >> my name is madeline. and our dad is in korea. one christmas wish. e-mail us your videos. >>> we didn't have a rocket launch today, but we had the rockettes! >> five, four, three, two, one. we're out of here. bill: fox news alert. protesters hitting the streets of new york city. a grand jury does not indict a new york city police officer in the so-called chokehold case. many insisting justice was not served in the death of eric garner. he was age 53, a father and a grandfather. off we go. martha: i'm martha maccallum. last night there were dozens of arrests as the

. >> former secretary of state madeline albright said this. my guess is she would refer to any security breach. she said even a score of 99 out of 100 is a failing grade. that's a pretty strong statement. i understand we don't live in a perfect world. we've talked about that. we have to balance diplomacy with security and safety concerns. but i think the tenure of her statement was what we just talked about. safety is critical. it's of paramount importance. we should do all we could to make sure our people are safe. you would agree with that, wouldn't you, mr. starr? >> i need to try to do that, sir, but i -- i will just add one inflection on this, and that our primary and most important goal st to carry out the foreign policy of the united states. >> i unction. i understand the balance. >> and then while doing that, we have to do everything we can. >> i get it. i get it. you know, mr. starr, the number one i get back home about benghazi, number one question i get, why were we there? why were we there? it seems to me a fundamental question, es

here to show us is nbc news contributor .ábmadeline. >> you got this over the holidays.nds over thanksgiving weekend. >> my husband bought everything that he knew i wouldn't eat. >> like what? >> carrot cake. >> ; +1oh, yeah. anything with vegetables. no, not good. >> okay. >> nicole. >> nicole. nicole was down one. nicole. >> that's wonderful. she's very petite. >> yeah. >> what did you do? >> well, i actually cut my mashed potatoes with cauliflower in that. the kids didn't notice. and i actually got on the treadmill. >> it shows you incentive to do it but a lot of people can get motivated with that. >> we're always unaware, being mindful. they indulged smartly, didn't feel deprived. ay holiday. today we'relhi/ñ going to do a cocktail party with cocktails. >> they're killers. >> they're killers. everybody is not going to have a spritzer and celery stick. back on earth. we're going to talk more about a cocktail party. >> we're going to join teams. >> with dcúandrea. >> okay. >> what is the game? >> the game is we're going to have a cocktail and appetizer brought out. it