was it here that jesus first met mary? >> mary magdalene means mary of magdala.m magdala which is just over the hill behind me. >> a woman in distress. what the gospel of luke calls a case of demonic possession. the woman is mary. >> what we know about mary is that she's possessed by seven demons. this would have been a very personally traumatizing condition to have, and she hasn't been able to find any kind of respite from it until she meets jesus. >> according to the gospel traditions, the way that jesus dealt with specifically severe cases of demon possession is that he would get them to name themselves and then having named them, then demanding by name that they leave the person. ♪ >> it's difficult to imagine how profound that moment must be for her, to finally feel free and cured and whole. >> jesus cleaned up her life, and she became absolutely devoted to him. ♪ >> maybe that mary had some kind of mental illness, perhaps it was depression. who knows? but whatever it was, her encounter with jesus was a life-changing one. >> following jesus' intervention, sh

this is the premier of "mary poppins," walt disney's "mary poppins." >> looking around hollywood boulevard and gentlemen, i have never seen so many stars. >> august 1964, the chinese theater in hollywood. >> you have never seen such a crowd. here comes walt disney. >> the world premier of a one of a kooind pull out all the stops motion picture. >> they say this could be one of your biggest pictures. >> walt disney's "mary poppins." >> julie andrews, "mary poppins." dick van dyke. >> to me, this is the greatest family classic of all time. supercalifragilistic- expialidocius. >> for the first time, the curtain was raised on the music. >> ♪ supercalifragilistic- expialidocius ♪ >> the magic. the legendary movie with a now iconic character that touched the world. >> mary poppins practically perfect in every day. >> mary poppins, long considered to be walt disney's crowning motion picture masterpiece. >> oh, how nice. >> it's just across the board wonderful. >> he brought together everything that he knew how to do and how to do well. art, music, story, technological invasion. >> this is the pla

journalist mary. she's known to many of you, lindsey is british and started life i'm told as aide worker in latin america and africa and then progressed to journalism and i remember coming across her first of all because of reporting in 1994, i think you were one of the few english-language reporters there at the very beginning. so lindsey, had strong career in broadcasting in africa before she moved to channel 4 news where she's the international news editor and covered most of the big stories including conflict in middle east, bureau chief. so the reason is that this book gives you an incredibly detailed and very, how can i say sympathetic but at the same time not biography of very famous journalist, shows the wonderful achievements of mary but also the cost that she paid in her personal life for the work that she did. we are very lucky to have with us two of mary's childhood and high school friends from -- may grew up in long island in oyster bay, went to school and started career in journalism in

it's a jolly holiday with mary ♪ ♪ mary makes your heart so light ♪ connelly: mary and the troops stopenguins that arguably steal the show. [ slapping ] it was the late frank thomas, one of the legendary disney animators, who painstakingly drew the penguins frame by frame. the 50th anniversary blu-ray edition contains a documentary in which thomas talked about how dick van dyke's incomparable physical comedy wreaked havoc with his swinging seabirds. thomas: i get the film of dick actually doing the dance. here's his feet flying all around, stepping on my penguins. i had them duck and i had them jump and i had them get out of the way any way they could. off we go. connelly: so, for "mary poppins returns," director rob marshall felt it was important to continue that very rich tradition. marshall: it's in the dna of "mary poppins." the one thing i really wanted to do was to do the 2-d animation, which is all hand-drawn. ♪ connelly: it's a throwback thursday kind of concept. most animated movies today are done cg, or computer-generated. so, the decision to go old-school meant marshall had

journalist, marie colvin. lindsey hilsum, let me tell you a little about her before we start the discussion. she is known to many of you. lindsey is british and started life i am told as an aid worker inlet american africa. their progress were journalist. i remember coming across her because of her reporting from rwanda and the genocide in 1994. i think you are one of the first english language reporters there at the very beginning. so lindsey had a very strong career in broadcasting in africa before she eventually moved to china for news where she is now the international news editor. and she has covered most of the big stories of the last 15 or 20 years including much of the middle east, the balkan and even was the bureau chief in china for several years. so the reason that we wanted to do this is that this book gives you an incredibly detailed and very how can i say, sympathetic but at the same time, not a -- of a very famous journalist. it shows the wonderful achievements of marie as reporter and storytell

they said marie let me share her room. mary gave me some -- gave me money. marie left this water and she said, with the sunday times. that was my pick brick. murray, that's what she did. the things that she did, we founded a small project in her memory called the network. we are trying to provide support that helps young female journalists in the arab world. it's often a lot of obstacles. docketing the interesting assignments, family objecting to you doing this kind of work at all. docketing training, marketing safety. it's a projected in a way, and mental shares, safety training, we do counseling and i like to think that marie like that project in her name. trying to help this new generation that is coming up, particularly in the middle east. >> any other questions? >> thank you. the story for article of journalism. marie's story of a specific time that we will be seeing different type of stories but this charismatic in a way their telling stories and handling stories is kind of fading. >> i think there's a danger of always thinking that it's one's own gene

-mary ellen: hi, i'm mary ellen. -lemonis: mary ellen. -mary ellen: nice to meet you.mary lou: mary lou. -lemonis: mary lou. chuck: call me chuck. lemonis: chuck, nice to meet you. -chuck: pleasure to meet you. -charlie: charlie. lemonis: okay, so you guys are brother and sister. -mary ellen: yes. -lemonis: is this your dad? -charlie: correct. -chuck: c.e.o., designer. charlie: when i go home, at the dinner table, he's my old man. he's my dad. i love him to death. in business, it's chuck because i'm going to get a little emotional. lemonis: and who's in charge? charlie: i kind of run the show. mary ellen: i mean, the loudest person usually does. lemonis: the loudest person. charlie: i think everyone can agree. -mary lou: no. -mary ellen: [ scoffs ] charlie: everyone comes to me. i'm the one person that you all communicate to. lemonis: and whose name's on the door? -chuck: oh, my name. -lemonis: okay. just wanted to clarify that. it doesn't say, "swim by charlie handy." chuck: no. lemonis: do you have a business card? charlie: yes. lemonis: vice president, that's you. a

to be a big deal. >> the one, the only -- mary poppins!you. thank you very much. very, thank you. >> reporter: as dick van dyke's bird did in the first film. >> all right, i'll do it myself. >> reporter: lin-manuel miranda's jack is a big part of mary's fantastical adventures. ♪ you would just look up >> i like to picture, he apprenticed under burt, he knows how magical mary poppins is. most kids forget, jack's never forgotten. >> good to see you, mary poppins. >> how big a dream would it have to have been to imagine being i? >> audacious. it's the only word for it. you never think there will be another mary poppins film. >> good heavens, it really is you. you seem hardly to have aged at all. >> really. how incredibly rude. one never discusses a woman's age, michael. >> who is she there to save? >> michael, really. >> what brings you here after all this time? >> same thing that brought me the first time. i've come to look after the banks children. >> us? >> oh, yes, you too. >> i think she comes to look after the banks children, but ultima

mary: was it a well-thought-out decision? was it, i am looking for a fight and this is going to be it? deray: august 15 i'm sitting on my couch. cnn makes it look like the protesters are wild. on twitter, it looks like the police are wild. i wanted to see for myself. i knew if i called my father, he would tell me not to go, so i did not call him. if i called my sister, it was 50-50. i literally waited to call my best friend, and he just got married. i knew i could no longer call him at 2:00 in the morning randomly. so i wait until 7:55. i call and he is like, hey deray, what is up? i want to go to ferguson. i already have the car packed, i just wanted someone to say yes. that was it. a nine-hour drive. i got tired in the middle of the night. i got tired in iowa, slipped in -- slept in front of a church in the middle of the night, and made it there. mary: the five second rule. this is something i did not know about. deray: in august and october 2014, it was illegal to stand still. if we stood still for five seconds, we got arr

, mary. >> so now lazarus is a refugee.> then lazarus disappears from the bible. the bible. is it possible he came here to cypress? >> cypress seems to have been a safe haven for christians who were fleeing the persecution of the jewish authorities in the holy land. >> oxford university archaeologist george cazan is in cypress to test the relics believed to be those of lazarus. >> cypress is very close to the holy land. there was an established jewish community here already. trade winds blow straight up in the south and take you right there by ship very quickly. >> lazarus drops out after the end of the gospel of john, there are leading traditions, including one from the eighth century which lazarus ended up in cypress being appointed a bishop there. >> it's a tradition maintained by the present bishop of larnaca. >> lazarus left jerusalem and he to larnaca. he was preaching the resurrection of our christ when st. paul and st. barnabas came to cypress and they ordained him the first bishop of larnaca. >> the larnaca traditi

mary jo died in chappaquiddick.but camelot absolutely ended it the morning that the police chief found that car. >> my conduct in conversation during the next several hours to the extent that i can remember them make no significance at all. >> you never gave a straight answer to the simplest question. only he knew what happened that night and it stayed locked away in his mind. that's the great tragedy. truth does not always rule out people. i think forever it damaged his career and damaged the prospect of the kennedy dynasty moving forward into the 21st century. >> the story of camelot only works if it has magic. the kennedy needs that magic. ted kennedy, with his brutal, ham-fisted, desperate, bareknuckle politics that it required for him to survive chappaquiddick, he used up all the magic. there was no magic left. before chappaquiddick, the kennedys were part of the story that americans told and after that they were just another political family that used political power for self-preservation. they could never go

being in a mary poppins movie?word. you never think there will be another mary poppins film. >> good heavens, it really is you. you seem hardly to have aged at all. >> really, how incredibly rude. one never discusses a woman's age, michael. >> who is she there to save? >> michael, really. >> what brings you here after all this time? >> same thing that brought me the first time. i've come to look after the banks children. >> us? >> yes, you too. >> i think she comes to look after the banks children, and ultimately i think it's about him. he's a banks child as well, you see. >> reporter: but it's the children that get to go on those magical adventures. ♪ ♪ some people like to dive right in can you imagine that ♪ >> she very much wants people to rediscover the joy and the hope that children have. >> there's a moment right before she goes into this big underwater adventure that she says, off we go! >> off me go! >> she's more excited than the kids. >> one of my favorite lines she sayses, anything is possible. >> anythi

at some point mary and joseph lose sight of jesus. such a thing happening. it's very crowded during the passover in jerusalem, in the temple in particular. there would have been a bustling crowd, so it is very easy to imagine that jesus would get separated from his parents in that kind of scene and become lost. >> jesus! >> and he's not lost for a short period of time. he's lost for three days. they must have been insane with worry. >> i'm looking for my son. he's 12 years old. >> where did jesus go? he's got to be with one of the relatives, right? and he's not. >> jesus! >> well, the first thing you need to realize is that these ancient jewish families were extended families, and when you had a child that was on the cusp of manhood anyway, you might well assume he's with his relative or he's with that relative and not look askance at the possibilities of that because they're not infants anymore. >> when jesus's parents find him in the temple, he says, where else do you think i would have been. there's a sense of him wanting to be in

ana marie: yeah. i wonder if there are particular connections or moments you have had that have been especially meaningful for you in this time? piper: you mean, like, in activism? ana marie: yeah. although i guess, maybe more than that too. piper: there is one activist named -- who is dying of als. the first time i became aware of him, he is the one who confronted jeff flake on the plane about why he was going to get rid of the affordable care act. i thought that was so pretty -- so brave. that was the first time. i heard him talking, i'm like, what is going on with this guy's voice? they said later that he has als. not only is he a charismatic and smart leader, but he is literally using his dying days to try to improve this country. that is really inspiring. and it really makes you feel like i could probably do more. you know? and so like meeting someone like him, was really cool. i have marched beside him, i think he is inspiring. how are we doing on time? anna: we have a few minutes. ana marie: i

>> marie: he's not a democrat.ng news that a freshman member of congress -- >> kennedy: he might be nominee for president. >> marie: i don't think it's news if somebody who doesn't have asked. since a big factually inaccurate. >> harris: you don't need experience in it with three branches of government it are. you don't need expense to read an article and have the numbers. >> marie: i don't think it's the downfall of the democratic party because she had a stupid tweet. >> kennedy: it's the downfall of the progressive wing of the democratic party, because it's built on a foundation of yogurt. it's incredible problematic because she doesn't have a working knowledge of basic economics. socialism is an economic system. you have to have an economic argument in order to sell it and make it work. she can't do either, because she doesn't understand how the world works. how people make money, how money is created, and the creation of money is actually a positive- positive-sum effort were more people thrive as more people ma

as mary poppins emily blunt has some quite impressive shoes to fill. apparently she's a hit with both animated and real audiences she's already nominated for a golden globe as best actress mary poppins will be returning to cinemas around the world starting december nineteenth. staying in london and royalty was out in full force on wednesday moving on now to that aaron other stories making headlines on the culture scene. prince charles and his son prince harry hosted a reception in london on wednesday for celebrities active in search of causes among them one hollywood film star tom hardy an english national football team coach gareth southgate. many of those present are ambassadors of the prince's trust a charity founded in one thousand nine hundred seventy six by the heir to the british throne to help socially disadvantaged young people. special christmas tree has been found in novis son in southern painting in the plane talents twenty metres high and is dedicated to the late john cole the second . the tree will be placed in front of his window. the kr

mary jo would have been 29 years old.olitics and devotion to the kennedys took her far from the pennsylvania community where she is being buried today. >> there was a crowd of people outside and inside. i found joe and went over and hugged him. he wasn't really there. he was destroyed. this was his only child, his daughter and they had a wonderful relationship. i went to the casket and mary jo looked lovely, beautiful. she looked like she was sleeping. >> the small church was packed. 700 people. kennedy kennedy arrived with his wife joan, his neck visibly seen. >> the message of that neck brace was absolutely clear. there was two victims, mary jo and me. >> it was a stage prop is what it was. >> this is all part of an elaborate effort to basically erase the victim. >> for most people, remember the back story, this is the kennedys, there were two brothers assassinated, the story that there's some sort of kennedy curse had now entered the mythology. >> indeed this had the air of public speculative him. the celebrity politic

>> marie: that's a question. almost seven nintendo consider building a wall to be an immediate priority for the next congress. the president -- this is a good -- if he shuts the government down because of the wall, if they agree to meet somewhere in the middle, it shows that it will hurt him. >> harris: we will wrap you quickly because we are inside o. we succumb i want to ask you this question -- republicans could've helped out the present and they didn't. >> lisa: that's a good point, they haven't. that's what he should hunker down and put a lot of precious e on congress. he could get funding threats and stress the time a president. we don't know what's going happen in the house, if they're going to take it back or not. when people -- >> harris: i have to cut you off. the president met with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer about funding a ball. let's watch together. >> thank you very much. it's a great honor to have nancy pelosi with us, and chuck schumer with us. we have actually worked very hard on a couple of

sent by the gentle virgin mary to his left. beneath them is an angel with two scroll at high level with the viewer is the warrior michael with his sword. another an angel hurts frightened citizens of pisa towards damnation the faces up terrified and pleading but no one can escape divine judgment this is a recurring motif in christendom in the face of the minds of the last judgment the wealth and grand of bishops and even the power of all to no avail. in the frescoes pictorial arrangement the artist has paid tribute to social status the kings occupy the top ten even one of the angels reveals its fear in the face of the past and unavoidable a t. of the last judgment announced by trumpets on the left we can see the saved these two are portraits of real life citizens of. their facial expressions a calm and they all look up to the muscle figure of the virgin mary into seso before the judge. their body language is relaxed the face is a clear although their expressions reveal intense concentration. pieces pious citizens are expressing

mary jo's parents.it was a call that would haunt them forever. >> glenn was alone in the house and she got the call from ted kennedy. >> mary jo's close cousin experience the family's grief first hand. >> she was literally destroyed. she started to scream and cry and she was beside herself. mary jo was the light of their life. >> a religious hard-working family from pennsylvania. they struggled to comprehend that they would never see their mary jo. >> she was a wonderful young girl. she was always a good role model. [inaudible] she was lovely. always a good friend. we thought we would raise our family together but that didn't happen. on that faraway island makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gently whitens, plus it has a fortifying formul

mary jo's parents. it was a call that would haunt them forever. >> glenn was alone in the house and she got the call from ted kennedy. >> mary jo's close cousin experience the family's grief first hand. >> she was literally destroyed. she started to scream and cry and she was beside herself. mary jo was the light of their life. >> a religious hard-working family from pennsylvania. they struggled to comprehend that they would never see their mary jo. >> she was a wonderful young girl. she was always a good role model. [inaudible] she was lovely. always a good friend. we thought we would raise our family together but that didn't happen. big australia is back, and your favorites are even bigger. with the big, juicy 18oz center-cut sirloin. and the ultimate great barrier combo. food this big is only here for a limited time. and now, get a $10 gift with every $50 in gift cards. and now, get a $10 gift with (burke) parking splat. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a

uawr else is celebrating new year's day, we celebrate the foos of mary -- feast of mary, the mother of god. we focus on mary and is fact that she said yes to having jesu for the growing up years. we don't know much about jesus' early life. acknowledging that. and we use it as the day of prayer for peace and world peace. >> and this feast of mary, this is a global feast in. >> yes. holy day of obligation. >> that's another point. a holy day of obligation means what? >> that catholics are required to attend mass on that day. it's a at a dai separate -- it's a day separate from sundays and this is an important day and you should spend at least an hour in prayer remembering the feast. it's all about the people on that day. there's seven or eight throughout the year and they're highlight, extra special days we want to put out. >> and they're clustered here i think christmas, the 25th, is a hi -- holy d >> this ren riching -- enriches your life as a worshipper. and to learn the stories. so mary the mother of god, known as our mother, i take it, yeah. wonderful. and what happens next after ja

the lower part of the painting depicts the marriage between mary and joseph. graham breaking in this wet by front and jenna co is the expression with which he has endowed the figure of mary reserve the archangel gabriel she is his equal she represents the human striving for salvation the face expresses humility and dignity yet is still powerful she remains self-conscious and had gesture expresses not subservience but surprise and also knowledge awareness of what is happening she has been endowed with an individual soul and it is for that reason that we still describe her as beautiful. the impact of from a angelic owes work remained basically limited to tuscany he traveled little his main ambition was to embellish the sacred places of worship for the brothers of his own order. once again the relationship between the history of god. salvation and the world of the profane changed dramatically. the renaissance emerged first in tuscany then in rome it was a blossoming of trade and dot and no since the downfall of the classical world had been so prosperous that of c

[laughter] but then again, he liked mary, and he said mary will like washington. you cannot turn the president down. but as it turned out, all the children moved, not because of us, but for their jobs and marriages, to the east coast, so it worked out. david: you get on the supreme court, again confirmed unanimously. so what's it like when you're the junior member of the court? i understand you have two responsibilities as a junior member. one is that you have to sit in the sessions where they are discussing cases, and if anybody knocks on the door you have to answer the door. secondly, you're in charge of food, the cafeteria committee. is that a big responsibility? justice kennedy: i was able to handle it. [laughter] by the answering the door, it doesn't happen very often, and when it does happen, you are glad to stretch and not to have to listen to your colleagues. [laughter] justice kennedy: each of us has a circuit where we're the circuit justice. when i was first on the court, my appointment was to be the circuit justice for the 11th circuit, florida, georgia

the angels are the courtiers the body guards of mary and jesus christ her. this simple pictorial system became a camera upon which everything else was based from then on the churches became larger and the at ces and domes expressed the unity and perfection of the christian cross mass. in the way of the range it's images the christian pictorial system took over and transcended the by sam time court order and its portrayal of power and representation. if you read the thirty eight jubilee eulogy on constantine the great we can discern a formula for order in the wild one god one empire one emperor constantine was an advocate of an egalitarianism not exactly a hierarchy order does system of subservience this reflected socio political relationships isn't. always where the synthesis between the systematic thinking of the greeks and the christian doctrine of salvation became translated into imagery. amidst the ruins of rome new churches were built and the ancient roman buildings repurposed by christians pictorial canon of ravenna made itself felt in some time out he

liz: here's mary barra. let's listen in. >> it was good for me to be able to go through everything that is going on as i said, our focus is on the workers. we made the announcement when we did to give them the maximum opportunity for other opportunities we have within the company. we are now working to make sure especially for our represented work force, we have a plant for every part and there's other services we provide to our salaried work force that is part of the transition that we are making. the industry is transforming. it's important for general motors to make necessary but incredibly difficult changes to make sure that we can be in a leadership position, so general motors is strong to provide jobs, provide manufacturing and provide leadership in the transportation industry as we move forward. again, appreciate your time. thank you. reporter: why did you use the taxpayer bailout? are you holding up your end of the bargain? >> in 2009, general motors invested $26 billion in the united states. quite a

the virgin mary's role in the heavenly hierarchy is in this franciscan church newly defined. she is jesus companion and on with the angels at the same time she remains a human being that signifies that she is the first human being to be redeemed and raised to heaven. the rose window in the outer wall is like a final symbol of this new order. the shape of the sun can be construed as referring to jesus the rose to the virgin mary both forms are united as part of a circle that has only one center god. at the close of the middle ages towards the end of the fourteenth century tuscany became a european stronghold of progress the dominican monk from and jellicoe came from the area around florence and achieved world renown with his portrayals of angels. there's. than in the conspicuous chapel nicko tona is home to the annunciation a popular motif. the messages depicted in the fall most visible was the virgin mary is face still has a generic madonna like quality but is also individually defined and this image symbolizes not only the metaphorical line between the middle ages and the mo

emily blunt, "mary poppins" returns. >> i needed whiskey.t was hard to take in. >> john was nominated for "jack ryan." >> he's going to have to be now. >>> the "mary poppins returns" reviews are good but mixed. the uk's guardian newspaper called the film of spoon full of state of the art general itically modified sweetener. meryl streep her costar has nothing but praise. >> this is the most beautiful gift she's given to the world. ♪ ♪ come on >> while emily was at the extravagant london premier, her husband was with chris pratt. jason mamoa had a red carpet kiss and celebrated with a red carpet dance. >> mamoa. >> it's a respect to the god of water. >> when did you teach your kids that? they were right in there? >> they knew it and we added two together. we already had it done. >> it was so much more beautiful in person. i really -- >> anything that jason mamoa does is beautiful to you. let's be real. yeah, we know. meanwhile, news of kathie lee's "today" show departure is making waves as the search to fill the seat next to hoda kotb continu

i'm anne-marie green. >>> president george h.w. bush will be burden today next to his wife and young daughter on a family plot on the testimony a&m university. the president's body arrived in texas yesterday following an emotional state funeral in the nation's capital. mola lenghi is in houston with more. mola, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning's funeral service here in houston won't be as ceremonial and have the pageantry of yesterday's state funeral in washington. but it will likely be just as meaningful and emotional as we sao the esidbush one final tim. texans filed through saint martin's episcopal church to say good-bye to president george h.w. bush. >> it just feels like a family member that passed. >> reporter: his casket was flown to houston yesterday aboard air force one renamed special air missing 41. along the way it passed over his presidential library as hundreds came out to pay tribute. >> it's an awesome feeling. happy, sad, a passing of a great man. >> reporter: a funeral service will

>> matt: marie, this is really simple. >> marie: laid out for me, then.att: he has set over a year. he said subpoena power and all the money in the world to go after anybody and get them under oath. he doesn't have a case. he has some -- he has some facts he believes that point toward may be a conclusion, like you are talking, but all he is doing is he is taking the dirt he has gotten on people like cohen. and he's squeezing them to get everything he can out of them. we talked about criminal justice reform. i tell you, coming out of the special counsel, i think what people want is they want a time limit on these investigations. they want a budget limit. look, we just had a big nationwide campaign. show me the democratic ad, the 30-second ad come on russian collusion. they didn't run it. because, you know what? the american people over it. there is no case. show us what you got, put your cards in the table, and let's move on. >> marie: i agree, i went to see all his cards. we are in agreement on that. harris, focusing on roger stone and jerome corsi -- if

please welcome mary jo binker. [applause] mary jo: thank you. i am delighted to be here with you today. there is no place i enjoy being more than an hyde park and the hudson valley. it is a great treat to be here with you. i am here to talk about my new book. advicu ask me: essential roosevelt." here is the top half of the page of one of her magazine columns. she wrote it for two women's magazines, first of all ladies' 1941 untill from 1949. in that year, she moved over to mccall's magazine and was with that magazine until her death in 1962. idea before itn was a column. the editors of ladies' home waynal envisioned it for a for first lady eleanor roosevelt to combat the rumors, innuendos, and backstairs gossip about the white house. as well as a way to answer these other queries about which the public rightly or wrongly thinks it has to know. more practically, the editors thought that a question and answer column would be easier to edit because they did not think eleanor roosevelt was a very good writer. that was the plan. but it did not work o

>> mary bruce with us tonight. you, mary. >>> congress tonight delaying a vote on the government funding bill, including funding for the border wall. the money runs out tomorrow night. the congress has voted to delay for two weeks, until december 21st, when they will have to take that vote just before the christmas holiday. >>> and president trump could name a new candidate for joerng as soon as next week now. telling advisers he intends to nominate william barr. he recei if confirmed, he would take charge as the russia investigation continues. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the consumer alert tonight involving ibuprofen and children. >>> also tonight, the colorado father who murdered his wife and two young daughters, then pleading for their return. tonight, the abc news exclusive. the interview amy robach had just a short time ago with the woman's parents. that interview just in, and you'll hear it after the break. >>> the fiery crash on an american highway, the deputy ru

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who has more magic, mary poppins or santa claus? >> mary poppins!tting anything for christmas now. >> no! she diversified. >> stephen: you're on the naughty list. >> santa does one thing. it's like she does everything! >> stephen: again, you just-- again, i'm just-- >> christmas is over. my parents aren't coming. i'm never invited bak to tephencan come here th. time yount. ah >> stephen: i-- i should be ending, but i don't want to. i'll just try anyway. >> do it. >> stephen: lovely to see you emily blunt. >> so lovely to see you. >> stephen: of >> stephen: "mary poppins returns" opens tomorrow. emily blunt, everybody! we'll be right back with adam schiff. hey!grandpa off screen) (boy) grandpa! (grandpa) you happen to seen my favorite hat? (grandpa) benny... (vo) portal. starng at for a teti a new way to save on travel. that you can use up until your trip starts. so whether you want to go out, stay in, or be in the middle of it all... add the perfect hotel when you're ready, and save. add on advantage. only with expedia. the cold and flu fightings. m

read that statement, that's from mary jo white and nancy -- liz: mary jo white is an s.e.c. no findings have been reported to the board. the board has reached no conclusions on this matter. the investigators and the board are committed to a thorough and fair process. no draft of the investigators' ongoing work product has been shared with the board which is interesting, how the "new york times" got that story, or the company. our work is still in progress and there are bound to be many facts and assessments that evolve and changes as the work is completed. anyone who may have, this is another interesting part, anyone who may have disclosed draft information to the "new york times" did so without authority and in violation of their obligations. this is fascinating because listen, les moonves signed a deal with the board. everything was supposed to be kept quiet until they came out with their official findings. the fact that someone broke that, lot of people think that puts les in the driver's seat. the cbs board clearly, we are getting this from insiders, that they want to wi

ab >> it's -- it was "mary queen of scots."to scotland and this threat had onviously put lizabeth's throne. so, you kind of see those years wh she first got back to scotland up until her, spoiler alert, death. >> jimmy: yeah.ne everhould know that. >> that's in a history book. >> jimmy: but, yeah. [ laughter ] >> i'm a movie that she died. >> jimmy: but playing queen mary is saoirse ronan. >> yes. >> jimmy: phenomenal as well. >> the best. jimmy: i know. >> the best. >> jimmy: did you get to hang out on set? >> well, they actually kept apart. there's -- in the film there is one scene -- we get one scene a huge, and it's li like 12-pager scene. >> jimmy: yeah. >> like, it's like a big, you know. it is a big one. >> jimmy: yeah. you're great in this. >> they -- thank you. they kept us apart until that moment. so, we never saw each other in character. , we -- we hung out during rehearsals and we hung out, you know, before but once we were shootingi never saw her as mary and she never saw me as elizabeth. >> jimmy: i would think th

anne-marie. >> marc liverman in new york. thank you, marc. >>> meanwhile, lawyers for michael flynn are asking that flynn be spared prison time when he's sentenced next week. flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about conversations with the then russian ambassador to the u.s. during the presidential transition. flynn's lawyers saying he has taken responsibility to an uncharacteristic error in judgment. last week special counsel robert mueller's office detailed flynn's cooperation in the russia investigation and said he was entitled to avoid prison time. >>> president trump says his oval office democratic meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer was very friendly, but the part that played out on tv looked like a shocking public clash including interruptions and insults. at issue was the border wall in mexico. mr. trump says he's willing to shut down the government to get his way. mola lenghi has our report. >> reporter: less than two weeks before a government shut down, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer were at the white h

here is margot robbie in "mary, queen of scots."u, but mary is our foe and a catholic. >> she is only your queen if i should not produce an heir. >> and will you madam? for you have given us little hope so far. >> despite your every effort, she has prevailed. she has proven herself, in fact, far more incapable than my own petty council. should i die before my time? we could do worse than to place her on the throne of england. >> jimmy: margot robbie, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] yes, "mary, queen of scots" in theaters on friday. elsie fisher joins us next. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this holiday, bring us your sister whose stuff you always borrow. so get something really nice... for when you raid her closet... ooo chasmere... ...or crash on her couch. at this price, get your own. you've got people to shop for. we've got ideas and great prices. (paying too much with verizon?e you've got people to shop for. (paul) no, they just don't know that sprint's unlimited plan gives you 5 lines for just $24 dollars