-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

mary worked the phones at home. and younger brother marty kept watch in front of sav-on. >> hi, did you guys receive a flyer? >> reporter: soon it wasn't just the torrez family searching for cathy. >> we know god's there for you. >> reporter: police did jump on the case, and it seemed as if all of placentia did too. >> we had strangers, people coming to the house asking, "what can we do? where can we take the flyers? can we have some flyers" to pass out flyers. >> reporter: tina drove to the school where cathy worked. all the while, mary's mantra echoed thru her mind -- find the car and you'll find cathy. >> when i drove into the parking lot, i said, "let me just see her car. let me just see her car." because i knew a lot of things were going on in her life, you know -- you know, in that week prior. >> reporter: a lot of things was an understatement. cathy's family was very worried about her state of mind after a strange and terrifying series of events that had happened the week before she vanished. first, she'd com

mary's county and all eyes are at the st. mary's airport. this is the breaking news we started at the top of the hour. leon tell me -- >> piper pa-30 twin engine. >> only the pilot is on board. the landing gear is refusing to drop down. he has been circling the airport. if you live out there and you've seen or heard this plane overhead, that's the issue. the plane itself is not in trouble and the pilot is not in distress. it is just circling to burn off some fuel because they don't have a dump button on a plane of this size. we are hearing that he is close to getting ready to lands. we are going to take a quick commercial break, keep an eye on this, and we'll be back to see how this saga wrs up.ap >>> back to our live coverage of this plane coming in, now this piper pa-30 is landing at st. mary's county airport just northeast of leonard town, it is now trying to come down without using its landing gear as you see there it does not have any landing gear down. we believe that's the reason why it is making this emergency landing. we were told i

mary: ajá. teresa: o sea que él ya le dijo este es el asesino. mary: "yeah".confirma que las acusaciones contra él revelan aún más. melisa: por ejemplo, él tiene dos miembros de una pandilla y él dice a uno "tú puedes ser responsable por ese crimen o él puede ser responsable por ese crimen, no me importa quién es responsable". y con esa amenaza una persona tiene mucha motivación a identificar a su amigo por el crimen o si no, él va a enfrentar los cargos. maría: armados con las evidencias que fueron recopilando, las familias formaron el comité exigimos justicia y entablaron quejas formales ante el departamento de policía de chicago y notificaron al entonces alcalde de la ciudad richard dale. teresa: ¿qué les decían cuando ustedes les mostraban tenemos todas estas pruebas? o sea, como el caso de roberto. mary: [niega] nada. maría: el grupo parecía haber tropezado con un supuesto código de silencio. locutor: al regresar. >> el código de silencio sí existe, ha existido muchos años aquí en la policía en chicago. locutor: pero ¿estaría ese silencio a punto de quebr

marie? >> the political climate is interesting because the house feels much more political pressure than the senate because all house members are up next year for reelection. republicans can only lose two votes in the senate. jeff flake and bob corker alone have come out and been critical of this. mike lee. others have. because we haven't answered the question about revenue. you have huge differences between the house and the senate. i truly don't know even just looking at the differences today in those bills if they can get to a conference committee that gets one bill that squares all those circles and i really am not sure they can do that before christmas when we have a bunch of other agenda items that congress has to do. i don't think they should impose a false deadline. take the time to get it right. to make it less bad. >> harris: the reality is that once we get into 2018 everybody retreats to their corners for all those people that are running and the senate seems to be a little broken

let me ask you, marie.anctions have been cut off, 90% of north korean trade, only 30% of its oil, though. >> marie: if i had to guess that when nikki haley put china on notice she may have been previewing some possible additional action in the oil sector and china obviously plays a big role there. china has stepped back in some areas, russia has stepped up. i think gillian is right, ambassador haley was trying to put north korea and china on notice. taking it to the other story, we need need a secretary of state who everybody knows has the president's ear, , and power to negotiate and nobody has thought that rex tillerson played that role. maybe -- maybe this is all related, right? >> harris: per john roberts reporting, two different scenarios have come down the track. the less likely one would be ambassador nikki haley stepping in to take rex tillerson's job. as you said, we have confirmed that is coming down the pipe, tillerson will exit in the next few weeks. we can talk about the intrigue and how it cam

former deputy spokesperson for the state department, marie harf. and today's #oneluckyguy, the host of the david webb show on the sirius xm channel. he is outnumbered with some very strong feelings on what we are learning this hour. >> sandra: what we need to learn on this as we were talking about before the show, give us some details. give us the numbers on this. we need those answers. >> trish: i've got some answers for you. >> david: texting your congressman and staff. >> sandra: we have got someone standing by on capitol hill, mike emanuel giving us those details waiting on remarks from president trump as house republicans are releasing the text of their long awaited tax overhaul. it will preserve the popular 401(k) retirement account. but it would put tax detentions for mortgage on newly purchased homes. it would also limit deductibility of local property taxes paid to the corporate tax rate would go down from 35 to 20%, and it would nearly double the standard deduction which they say will benefit middle-class earners. >> this plan is for the

i know what marie would say print should be all over it.into it, got to find out the details. and what most people are saying now is they didn't influence this or had no real outcome in the election. fact of the matter is it points to everything in politics that people are sick of in this country. so there's no defending it. i don't know what can come out of somebody's mouth and say that was okay to do. it was a dossier where there was a reporter whatever that the next excuses the republicans started it. big deal. you took it and you took it to a whole other level and everything involved in it points back to the dnc, the democrats, clinton's, and even probably ties to obama. that's what people want to know about. we can chuckle about it all we want. >> marie: that's a crazy assertion. >> kennedy: what is proper and right from your perspective? >> marie: that donald trump dream this morning is like a fever dream of right-wing paranoia about hillary clinton. it's like every buzzword he could get in that tweet, he did. when you're talking abou

joseph said yes to mary and jesus. and something we do, this is an activity called bringing mary's yes to the classroom. and watching kids and talking students through how they can say yes to god. and jesus every day, through their actions and what they do and say to each other and the world at large. so that is all part of of what we do through our advent celebration. >> this is a text for teachers to use in the classroom. >> it is a guide. >> very, very nice. >> uh-huh. >> and i think that your parish, you said, has also kind of a rich history of things, various activities. before i let you get into, that i think we will take our next break and you can tell me about what your parish and community does. we will come back after this brief break and talk more about advent. >>> hello and welcome back. we are talking about advent and the preparation for christmas. the key figure in advent is mary the mother of jesus as was mentioned here, and i wanted to bring this out from my family's archive, this little lady, if you ca

i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump is brushing off criticism after he retweeted anti-muslim videos from a right wing group. following a tweet from the british prime minister he wrote, don't focus on me. the president's tweets dramatically increased its visibility. the deputy leader tweeted god bless trump. mark phillips has more. >> reporter: she's an admitted agitator from the far right on the fringe of british politics. now donald trump has done jada franson a huge favor. >> was this a huge favor for you? >> very good indeed. >> reporter: the president retweeted three old videos franson had dug up. one shows extremists throwing somebody off a roof. it turned out to be a political fight and a crime for which the perpetrators were sentenced to death. another showed a jihadist fighter destroying a christian statue and a third showed a man attacking a dutch man on crutches. it turns out they were both born in holland. >> islam has threatened the world for far too long. >> reporter: that says white hou

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[laughter] >> mary? give this a miss to the trans -- transportation security ministration. he found tsa screeners and airports missed knives guns and explosives more than 70 percent of the time. granted, this an improvement over two years ago where they missed this more than 90 percent of the time. maybe it is time that we rethink having big government have us take our shoes and our thoughts off and there were jackets off if they are missing the big stuff. >> all right. james, why do you think people are so skeptical of rand paul on this front?i mean it is not that he assaulted that guy. requested it possibly be that he is skeptical of big government. no! maybe it's something to do with that. >> that is it for this week's show. thank you to my panel and thank you for watching. i hope to see you right here next week. >> the president bringing up the issue of meddling in the 2016 election with vladimir putin and saying that he believes the denial of any russian interference. the cheerleaders meeting on the

mary's.they have some space on their campus. we're slg conversations and if we stick to the subacute i think that might be the best location for the future. >> supervisor safai: where? >> st. mary's. when you look at the percentage the least number of beds that we need. we can focus on those and i believe there could be a process of having a business conversation with st. mary's. the issue will be to work with each hospital to -- you have to remember that many of our hospital systems, regional hospitals. the fact that many of them have facilities outside of the county is part of their regional approach to their care. particularly for specialty services. if you're kaiser members, you know that. i see some shaking heads of the supervisors. clearly, we need beds in the county as welt, and i agree with that. we'll -- as well. i will be looking at that. we'll look to others to see if we can get us together to try to provide some support for what they need in the county and if they can contribute t

anne-marie? >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> north korea has successfully developed a long range missile capable of hitting the united states. north korea has successfully test fired its greatest icbm. the u.s. is considering a response and the u.n. security council is due to meet in an emergency session today. mola lenghi has our report. >> reporter: north korea announced it has successfully launched a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile. the pentagon confirmed a missile like this one was in the air for some 50 minutes soaring some 2,300 miles into space before splashing down in the sea of japan. >> it went higher, frankly, than any previous shots they've taken. it's a research and development effort on their part. >> reporter: japanese government sources said they suggested radio signals that suggested north korea was preparing for a test. they began firing ballistic missiles two or three a month beginning in april. mr. trump later offered a relatively muted response. >> it is a situatio

and not to mary. you put a lot of faith in darren. >> i put a lot of faith in god. darren was his tool. >> but for the time being, it seemed darren's hands were tied. after all, the case had been rejected by the d.a.'s office twice before. >> this case got a lot of baggage over the years. >> yes, it did. >> if you go ahead with it, you're not only going ahead with the case, you're also kind of insulting the d.a. >> yeah. >> years went by. the cathy torrez case grew colder by the day and so did the marriage between cathy's sister tina and sam's brother armando. >> you and armando got divorced. >> yeah. >> did this have something to do with that? >> definitely. >> darren wyatt was promoted to detective sergeant and his case load shifted to other types of crime. but he never forgot his promise to mary, in part, because of a milestone in his own life. >> my first daughter was born and i remember going to mary shortly after that and looking her in the eye and saying i know, i know now how you feel. i know t i can feel it myself. i'm a dad now. and you haven't given up. i

>> marie: george w.h took it off in his last year because it was designed to be sort of a carrot used to see if north korea had come to the negotiating table with talk talking about possibly moving toward getting rid of missiles. he used it as an incentive basically saying we will give you this, which in practice it doesn't have a lot of, it's a sanctions that can be applied that are actually a piece. so he was using it as a administration was doing in the second term to see if there could be possibility of negotiations. the north koreans were interested in that. >> pete: they ate all the carrots and i would need a baseball bat. >> marie: people are still starving. i think that again, the president went to china last week. he had a very tough conversations. we will see in the medium to long term of those actually have an impact on invasion cracking down. >> sandra: you think he purposely waited to make this announcement and designation after his trip? six i think so. >> lisa: my concern is, how's that go

i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump is brushing off criticism after he retweeted anti-muslim videos from a right wing british group. following a rebuke from the prime minister, mr. trump in a tweet wrote, don't focus on me. focus on the destructive radical islamic terrorism that is taking place within the united kingdom. we are doing just fine. the videos come from an obscure group called britain first. but the president trump dramatically increased its visibility. the deputy leader tweeted god bless trump. mark phillips has more on jada franzen. >> reporter: she's an admitted agitator from the far right on the fringe of british politics. provoking people is what she does. now donald trump has done jayda fransen a huge favor. >> was this a huge favor for you? >> very good indeed. >> reporter: the president retweeted three old videos fransen had dug up. one shows extremists throwing somebody off a roof. it turned out to be a fight between rival political factions in egypt and a crime for which the per

i'm anne-marie green. president trump is in beijing this morning, the most anticipated stop of his five-day tour in asia. mr. trump said that he doesn't blame china for what he calls one-sided and unfair trade relations, and the president wants china to increase the pressure on north korea to give up its nuclear weapons program. steven portnoy is in beijing and has the details. >> reporter: good evening, anne-marie frrks china where it's already thursday night. it was a successful and historic one frchl the u.s. side, secretary of state rex tillerson reports on agreement of trade to a point and also on north korea. president trump and president trump xi talked. here he struck a rather different tone. >> i don't blame china. after all, who can blame a country for being able to take advantage of another country for the benefit of its citizens. i give china great credit. but in actuality i do blame past administrations for allowing this out-of-control trade deficit to take place and to grow. >> secretary of s

>>> jessica and mary have been married for five years. recently they decided to add a third partner to their relationship. >> i've gotten to watch mary fall in love with somebody, and it made me love her more. >> this couple from missouri is looking for a sister wife. >> i've always been a polygamist, and i didn't know it. >> and they might have just found one. >> people all say it's crazy. loving another man who's married. >> i guess i'm not a normal wife because i want him to spend time with you. >> never before have non-traditional relationships been so abundant. camille, had you ever gone on a blind date with two women before? >> oh, no, no, no, no. they're the first couple i've dated. >> these days, all you have to do is express what you're interested in, and there's a website to help you find it. >> i opened it up, and i was like, oh, my gosh. >> tonight we meet some very ordinary americans on a journey. >> this is not for the faint of heart. we want it to be serious. >> to push the boundaries. >> i feel like people could have more

when we come back, the mystery of mary trump. why president trump almost never talks about his mother though he talks about his father all the time. and stick around. the disturbing story of a local police chief accused of a hate crime so awful his own officers called the fbi on him. hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? adulting... tj! get a job! hi, guys. i'm back. time to slay! heals, heals, heals! yes! youuuu! no, i have a long time girlfriend. mom! i need my macaroni!!! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. pick a domain name. choose a design. you can build a website in under an hour. yeah! whoo! yes! get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. >>> president trump speaking out about his family, saying he thinks they're being treated unfairly, especially his daughter ivanka and his wife melania. >> i think my family's been treated unfairly. i think ivanka's been treated very unfairly, frankly. melania is really just powering through it. she's

i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with the latest revelation of sexual misconduct by a public figure, minnesota senator al franken, a democrat, has apologized for his behavior and said he will cooperate with an investigation. hena doba is here in new york with more. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. reaction on capitol hill was swift after senator al franken was accused of inappropriate behavior. president trump was also quick to speak out against franken. president trump is speaking out. minnesota democratic senator and former comedian al frank p. the president overnight tweeted in part the al frankenstein picture is really bad, speaks a thousand words, and to think last weeks he was lecturing anyone about sexual harassment and respect for women. the picture the president is referring to is the hands on the chest of a sleeping woman, that woman, ann tweeden. tweeden, a broadcaster and model was on her way back from a uso tour in 2006 when the photo was taken. she said earlier in the skit h

i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with the latest revelation of sexual misconduct by a public figure. minnesota senator al franken, a democrat, has apologized for inappropriate behavior and said he will cooperate with an investigation. franken is facing stiff criticism following accusations by a los angeles radio personality. hena doba is here in new york with more. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. reaction on capitol hill was swift after senator al franken was accused of inappropriate behavior. president trump who faced several sexual misconduct allegations himself during his campaign was also quick to speak out against franken. president trump is weighing in on the man accused. minnesota democratic senator and former comedian al franken. the president overnight tweeted in part the al frankenstein picture is really bad, speaks a thousand words, and to think that just last week he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for women. the picture the president

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let's ask wall street journal assistant editorial editor james freeman, mary kissel and comment maryhemist russell. so, freeman, senate bill is out? what you make of the bill? >> i think you're seeing both houses move forward with progrowth changes, explain and half dollars cut in taxes. and i think both are very good for job creation. i like the house a little better and that they go for the corporate tax rate cut immediately. >> you do not like the one year delay in the corporate tax cut. >> is not because he wanted to start immediately, i think also republicans need to understand every political imperative to deliver growth in the first half of next year they want to called. >> is what a lot of economists that have consulted which is that the expensing provision which is 100 percent immediate, that would take place right away. that actually is more important against a higher tax rate. so that will give incentive for immediate investment that will overwhelm the delay of one year. >> expensing is great. goes to a big problem with the obama years which is corporations did not want to

anne-marie. >> hena doba in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> two more women have come forward with allegations concerning roy moore. state officials met last night but did not vote on whether to pull their support. in answer to senate republican leader mitch mcconnell who said moore is not fit to serve, moore tweeted, dear mr. mcconnell, bring it on. and as weijia jiang reports, moore's lawyer is challenging evidence by one of his accusers. >> is it genuine or is it a fraud? >> reporter: an attorney for roy moore held a press conference, calling for the release of a yearbook moore's latest accuser claims he signed decades ago. >> judge moore said there's no way in the world that's his handwriting. >> reporter: the woman claims he signed her yearbook calling her a sweet beautiful girl as she detailed how the assistant district attorney tried to rape her when she was 16. late wednesday two more women had issues with moore, one who said he grabbed her in 1991 when he was married. another claims he tried to take her out

mary is our marine representative and did an excellent job. i have given her permission so that she and the quantico people can do a report on the women marines by themselves. i hope that happens. the navy, the navy identified eight women. we found for other women thanks to penny adams, who was on the the two ships. i'm not sure if she was on the sanctuary but she was on one of those two ships, the sanctuary, i believe. they were hospital ships off of da nang. so we count 12 now, instead of the eighth. we have approximately 200 air force women. we don't have a good count on them, at all, and we are working on it. as you can see from the numbers that the army has the greatest majority over there. so, this is me. and this is to show you our uniform that we wore. and i said, can you guys find somebody who has got this big puffy hairstyle? find out who has got the worst one, and let's put it up. and they said, that would be you, donna. [laughter] donna: so, here we have our colonel who felt that this was appropriate that we dress like this in a wa

i'm anne-marie green. at least eight people were killed when a man drove a truck down a crowded bike path in new york. it's the deadliest in new york since 9/11. the suspect sayfullo saipov is in serious condition after he was shot by police. he drove down the bike path for nearly a mile. he crashed into a school bus near the world trade center. he got out and yelled allahu akbar, god is great. police believe he acted as a lone wolf and they say there is no evidence to suggest that this is part of a wider plot. hena doba is at the scene in manhattan with the very latest. good morning, hena. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. law enforcement believes isis may have been involved. it happened behind me. i don't know if you can see the barricades, right by the world trade center. like you mentioned, despite investigators believing he is a lone wolf, the suspect is a lone wolf, security has been stepped up throughout the city. overnight investigators continue to comb the scene for evidence in the deadly ter

i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green.day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vita >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> a live look outside as we start this morning. the embarcadero center all lit up and we are definitely in holiday mode. it is monday, november 27. good morning. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. it's cyber monday. shopping, the biggest ever monday shopping day. >> exciting! >> that's what we will be doing on our off time, using our search engines. [laughter] >> you had a tough drive coming in? >> yeah. >> we are seeing lingering showers with storm system that kept kicking up overnight. a lot of rain, pretty much a storm that came in during the day on sunday and overnight into this morning. you can see right now as we zoom across hi-def doppler, the neighborhoods getting the most amount of rain are coming up. >>> good morning. we are tracking a problem on eastbound 92. you are taking a live look at the san mateo bridge and those headlights are coming eastbound and the backup is

anne-marie. accused by four women now on sexual misconduct, the senator is fully cooperate rating. in the meantime the house is working on deal iing with it he returned after a week and a half after being accused of sexual misconduct. >> this whole thing has been, you know, embarrassing. >> franken yesterday granted his first round of he has a lot of work to do to regain the trust of his friends, colleagues, and some constitu t constituents. >> some women say i crossed the line, and for that i'm very sorry. >> he was first accused by broadcaster leeann tweeden who said he forcibly kissed her during a uso trip and she released a photo where he posed in a photo with his hands over her chest in 2009. another woman said she was grobed during a 2010 state fair and another two women say he touched their buttocks during campaign events. some say if he did step down, that would not be disastrous for dis democrats. >> the hou w on a resolution requiring all lawmakers and staff to complete anti-harassment

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. >>> want to introduce you to mary moran.oran was 17 years old, a high school senior, living in rhode island. and mary moran entered an essay contest that the state of rhode island held every year. what thanksgiving meant to them. that year mary moran won that essay contest and there was something different about her essay. it was so different it made the national news. >> mary moran is 17 years old and a senior at a roman catholic high school in wakefield, rhode island. she finished first in the annual statewide essay contest and wrote that thanksgiving is absurd. traditionally, the governor issues the winning essay as a thanksgiving proclamation but governor filip noel refused to use miss moran's essay because he didn't agree with it. here she is reading part of that essay? class. >> thanksgiving proclamation, 1973. today as many people sit down to a table laden with food, go through the motions of thanking a god that monolonger believe in, i'm struck by the add surdty of this holiday. thanksgiving seems to be pretend ds, a

marie curie well the first woman to be awarded the nobel prize twice and in two different categories physics and chemistry this is unique in history she was born one hundred fifty years ago in poland but she lived and worked in france at that time she was controversial today's schools are named after her and she's the most famous female scientists in the world we met up with her granddaughter. years ago and then laws arise olio gave many old family photos to the mary currie museum but she kept back the ones that were especially dear to her mary corrie may have been a famous scientist but for a lennon she was above all a loving grandmother. but. i didn't realize that she was spoken of as a legend and with such great reverence. what i remember the most of the time spent in her kitchen when there was chocolate cake and other delicious treats. mary cory's nobel prize certificate side by side with her old ice skates a new exhibition seeks to go behind the headlines to discover the real mary corrie was set up at the paris pound him to commemorate her one hundred fiftieth birthday what was

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anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you very much, hena. >>> the house has joined the senate in requiring sexual harassment training for all members and staff. the resolution easily passed yesterday. lawmakers and staff will undergo the training. there's also a bipartisan push to prevent lawmakers from using government funds to settle with accusers. republican senator roy moore was back on the campaign trail. moore was briefly interrupted by a heckler last night who wanted to know why the women who accuse him of sessionual harassment would be lying. moore says the allegations are dirty politics. he claims to be leading in the race despite the best efforts of the democrats establishment. >> they've tried successfully to do that. they've done everything. when i say they, who are they? they're liberals. they don't want conservative values. they're the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender who wants to change our culture. >> he's focusing on social issues including his opposition to abortion. >>> russia is calling for i

good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. they believe it favors corporations over small businesses and became the first republican senator to say he opposes his party's tax bill while democrats insist this is a plan to make the wealthy wealthier. the house is expected to pass today the most comprehensive tax bill in decades. >> we're cutting taxes from low to middle income families. the median house gets $1,182 tax

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump leaves this morning for a five-country trip to asia. it's his longest trip to date and also the longest by a u.s. president to asia in more than a quarter century. during jobs in japan, south korea, vietnam, philippines, and china, north korea and trade are likely to dominate the conversation. the gop wants the plan passed before christmas. last night he tweeted great tax rollout today. the lobbyists are storming capitol hill but the republicans will hold strong and do what is right for america. it's the most extensive tax reform done in three decades, but it's not a done deal. democrats attacked the proposal and some republicans are less than pleased. hena doba is here in new york with the details. good morning. >> good morning. the middle class will see the biggest benefits. democrats agree it will be the complete opposite. there will be lots of compromise to get this plan through. >> tax cuts, if we get this through, and i think we will, you're going to see this

. >> she is mary pat christie the governor's wife busted. seen here in a police dash cam video pulled over by a bernardsville police officer back in april. according to police, she was looking down at her phone while behind the wheel of her white chevy suburban. the stop came during a grant funded sting operation enforcing distracted driving laws ordered by the new jersey attorney general. >> do you ever text and drive? >> occasionally. >> more than you like to admit. >> probably yeah. >> i used to do it but i try not to. because they're really strict about that and i have kids like i said. so many accidents caused by th that. so -- >> reporter: kids are more important than a phone call. >> exactly. >> reporter: christie appeared in court plead guilty and paid a $250 fine back in may. but it wasn't until today the case became public. police say mary pat christie did not tell the officer she was the governor's wife. >> i think it just means we're all human, and pay the fine.

years ago and then laws arise olio gave many old family photos to the mary currie museum but she kept back the ones that were especially dear to her mary corrie may have been a famous scientist but for a lennon she was above all a loving grandmother. i didn't realize that she was spoken of as a legend and with such great reverence. what i remember the most of the time spent in her kitchen when there was chocolate cake and other delicious treats. the merry cory's nobel prize certificate side by side with her old ice skates a new exhibition seeks to go behind the headlines to discover the real mary corrie was set up at the paris pound him to commemorate her one hundred fiftieth birthday what was it that motivated this scientific icon who remains the only woman to have won two nobel prizes and what we want to share here is one more personal side not just the woman who worked in researched but also the woman who children and wrote letters to them all of that togetherness. and also. together with her husband pierre mary cory discover the elements polonium and radium she calling the time ra