looking for when you two met?ase, i was looking for a confidante, someone younger that would enjoy more of an upscale lifestyle. >> i was looking for someone who had a business mind, and rich definitely has that. and we can enjoy each other. >> you want to bring the car around? >> for nearly a decade, they have shared a mutually beneficial relationship. >> are you going to show me how to drive? you're my driver. >> rich got a young, vibrant companion, and taylor got a mentor. >> you want a ride? >> no. i'm going to get your ball. >> and with thousands of dollars in financial support from rich, taylor started her own business. >> do you feel overwhelmed? >> helping other babies find daddies. >> this isn't something you tell your family, your friends, oh, by the way, i want to become a sugar baby. they look at you like you're crazy. i didn't spend a lot of time searching for my sugar daddy, so i created a special place where they felt safe. where they had people like them. >> in 2007, taylor launched the sugar daddy

i met him on two separate occasions, like him. have always liked them. he has always been an american hero. it was an honor for me to be here today. thank you very much. >> [inaudible] >> and a look from earlier today, the president-elect talking about have been met with the victims and families that were affected by the attacks at the ohio state university. last night on c-span, just waiting for donald trump, making another stop on his thank you tour. he is stopping in iowa. he has not yet arrived at the podium, so while we wait you will take a look at comments from a retired admiral who met with donald trump and after the meeting he spoke briefly with reporters at trump tower. he is meant to be on the short list for secretary of state. >> hi. how did the meeting go? >> terrific. i had a wonderful meeting with the president-elect. we talked about the world, defense, we talked about the state of our military. a lot about cyber security. and over all i found it to be a very interesting, and a very and forms conversation -- informed conversation. >> you co

>> well, actually, we met a year ago over at that hot tub. >> you met in that hot tub? in that hot tub. >> and now you two are -- >> married. >> i didn't know this was a swinging singles community. >> well, it was fortunate for us that we were in the right place at the right time. >> so that's the time in the hot tub. that was the first time you'd ever met before? >> yes. >> yeah. and when he came into the hot tub and i saw this handsome gentleman -- >> yes, i see. you don't have to tell me. >> his first question was, is your husband playing golf? >> oh, i see what you did there, sir. i've used that one before. is your boyfriend coming anytime soon? and then you said -- >> and then i said, i don't have one of those. >> oh. you did a little tiger woods fist pump. yes. yes. is that what you were doing, sir? were you fishing around a little bit? >> yes, i was. >> a little gentleman skewsi fishing? >> yes. then i invited her for dinner the next day and she accepted. >> and the rest is history. >> the rest is history. that's so great. so i guess i have to ask, what is it lik

. >> let's talk about the environment because in the last week, you met with al gore and you met with leo dicaprio, famous environmentalist. >> and they were good meetings. >> on the other hand, you appointed oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt to be head of the epa. he's been suing epa. at one point in the campaign, you said it's a hoax. >> i think it's a big scam for a lot of people to make a lot of money. in the meantime, china is eating our lunch because they don't partake in all of the rules and regulations that we do. >> on the other hand, you told "the new york times" you're open minded. >> i am open minded. >> so where are you on the environment? >> i'm still open minded. nobody really knows. look, i'm somebody that gets it. and nobody really knows. it's not something that's so hard and fast. i do know this. other countries are eating our lunch. if you look at what china is doing, if you look at what -- i

i told him within that year i met him at a club in london.year i met him at a club in london. i told him i wrote a song for you. he said, i thought you were from atalanta. and i told him i lived in chiswick and he said, if i had known that i would never have recorded it! but treacly, he thanked me saying it was a great song. —— truthfully. they are two voices which you might think of as quite different but they combined wonderfully in that song? it is a magical thing. i remember wonderfully in that song? it is a magicalthing. i remember hearing it on the radio and when he sings i made it through the heartache, i escaped, i find my made it through the heartache, i escaped, ifind my way made it through the heartache, i escaped, i find my way out not make it is great. and then they come together, when the river was deep, i didn't together, when the river was deep, i didn‘t fight together, when the river was deep, i didn't fight it, when the mountain was high, i still believe it... and the mixture of those two voices was an ultimate crossover of

i met kenny out here. i know kenny for who kenny is. i think that's the difference. so kenny was a plus. i would have never met him -- you know, sometimes i say you have to go through hell to get to heaven. i went through hell, but i'm now in heaven. >> jodie is with my little brother kenny. how do i feel about it? ain't no sweat off my ass, you know? i'm happy for him. >> kenny is serving an 11-year sentence at indiana state prison for dealing methamphetamines. >> this is me and kenny taken at the county jail. this is our only picture together. >> jodie and kenny aren't the only tyes who found new love. ronnie tye now lives with his fiance nicky, her three daughters and his grandmother. >> i'm just happy to be free. and i'm happy to have a good family. and i'm happy that i'm taking care of my grandma instead of anybody else because she gets taken care of real well here. don't you? >> what. >> you get taken care of very well here, don you? >> what? >> i said you get taken care of very well here, don you, granny? >> ronnie says he's taken to his role as father. >> i l

when cnn heros met liz, the project was a grassroots initiative. today, her team receives support from major sponsors and sbp is recognized globally as a disaster recovery program. >> it attracted people to the organization. it was a way to let folks know there is a huge need out there in communities impacted by a disaster, and there is a way they can help very meaningfully that will change people's lives. >> sbp's new headquarters in new orleans is used as a hub for experts to gather. so far, sbp had more than 130,000 volunteers working on more than 1,000 projects across america. >> it's going to be good. >> more than half of the volunteers have been in new orleans. >> i've worked on about a dozen or so homes since moving down here in about an eight-month period. it's easy to assume that, you know, everything has been taken care of. it's not true. there's a lot of work to be done. it's inspiring, you know, seeing those people who come down here with real energy. >> pretty sweaty, too. >> the reality is, it's all about having a great team, and we'r

i never met an inmate who said i'm dtv ready. i never met with an array of product that this guy had either. i've been to women's prisons and never seen so many products. >> this is my luxury right here. the irish spring icy blast body wash with the loofa. >> so you basically have been able to maintain metro status. >> as best as i could. >> as together as he was in appearance, stoltz made it clear prison wasn't part of his five-year plan. two years earlier, stoltz was on medical leave from his job as a manager at a luxury car company. he was on the mend from a tendon surgery that left one foot and ankle in a cast. >> i thought, you know, i'm on vacation for the surgery anyway. i might as well go see my friends. go out to colorado. >> stoltz and his friends went out to a local bar. it was super bowl sunday. around midnight stoltz says he stepped outside to share a cigarette with a young woman. >> there were two men about ten feet to the left of me. i heard them fighting. i said, hey, guys. you guys don't need to fight. and one of

i never would have met shawn fanning. we met in an underground chat room. place that would probably be monitored right now by the government because they are very suspicious of hackers. but had it not been the freedom to communicate, none of this would have happened. we would not be having this conversation. i think that, you know, by that same token, the more accessible and available these communication technologies are and the more accessible and available encryption technologies are, these tools are going to be used to foment necessary revolutions against dictators and they be used by terrorists and the nine crazies who otherwise never would have met to organize homegrown terrorist cell. every major technological platform and every major shift that happens in the way we communicate is a double-edged sword. emily: what is your current act? what are you spending most of your time on right now? sean: it's 50% venture investing, startups, many that -- many of which have been ongoing for several years, and 50% philanthropic endeavors, most of which is life sc

this met an apprentice called vince.h him and saw what he does the training centre is based here in the desert outside to buy. today i'm going to watch him do his jet powered thing. how are you feeling? good, yes. in this hang—out, the team maintain the jet wings which are capable of flying at 189 mph. so you are not flying at 189 mph. so you are not flying solo any more? no. that is the big advantage now. i can have a friend with me in the air. vince has plenty of experience as a three—time world champion skydiver. i would see what he was doing as a pilot and a pioneer. i would see who he was. 0utside he was. outside the hangar, things are getting a bit noisy. 0ther getting a bit noisy. other right has arrived. with the chopper on the flight line, it is time for a chopper on the flight line, it is time fora him chopper on the flight line, it is time for a him to become thejet man. no flight would be complete without an inspirational soundtrack. as well as lacking doors, this particular one lacks seats in the back as wel

i met with principals and teachers. superintendents, university deans, business leaders, and clarity. i listened. i learned. and we changed things. we've ended social promotion. we are aggressively recruiting rural teachers. we are changing the districts and incentivizing them to stay. we are investing in technology and getting every south carolina child up to speed in the world as it is today. not as it was three decades ago. and we did it all without raising taxes. [applause] we have made changes to the way we teach our kids in south carolina. these changes are happening because of two simple things. a willingness to acknowledge the problem and willingness to move outside of our comfort zone to find a solution. it was out of the ordinary for a republican governor to go to teachers and superintendents to talk about education reform. that is usually democrat territory. but those conversations helped me understand where they were coming from. that helped them begin to trust me and built relationships that allowed us to p

when i met him a couple of yea rs later well.s later in 2005 at top of the box, he was nothing but lovely. i went to stress and we had a chat. we are both from the west of london. he was such a laugh. i met him a year later and it was outside a radio building he was promoting his single. he gave me a copy of the single. he gave me a copy of the single that nobody else had. he was just lovely. every time i met him, he said, thank you for the lovely things you say about you. if i'm an inspiration to one person, then i'm doing well. and he certainly was in my life. i grew up with his music and i'm absolutely devastated. i've been crying all morning. i feel as though i've lost a family member. it is just though i've lost a family member. it isjust a though i've lost a family member. it is just a really sad loss and somebody said i hope that people will remember his music. somebody said i hope that people will remember his musiclj somebody said i hope that people will remember his music. i don't think that there is any doubt about tha

he hasn't met with any of them.has of course met with other people and other leaders including formerly of your group. doesn't that kind of surprise you? >> it doesn't. his transition team has met with the heads of these groups. it's also important to point out that president trump has a tremendous number of veterans in his cabinet. people who served as officers, enlisted members in the military. people in his inner circle from steve bannon to jeff sessions to rick perry. all these people have served in the military. he's getting a lot of veteran perspectives. he has met with people like pete hegseth who has really great ideas on va reform. he's met with a veteran who is head of the cleveland clinic. he served on the va commission on care. so he's really studied these issues. president-elect trump is taking his time and getting perspectives himself from different individuals who have been involved in these issues, whether it's on the health care side or benefits side or has a veteran themselves. yes, the veterans gr

here they met the king and queen, a royal couple of similar age.o the tiger's nest, a i7th—century buddhist monastery. how are you finding the climb? it's beautiful. easy! barely breaking a sweat, it seemed. perhaps the most poignant image of the trip came here, at the taj mahal. in february 1992, it was diana, princess of wales, who sat alone, seemingly forlorn at this monument to love. her marriage to prince charles was in crisis. not the best of associations for the son. by 2a years later, the duke and duchess had their own taj mahal moment. so, what has the visit here today meant to you? a beautiful place. stunning design, amazing. although there was no mention of his mother, it was the duke's chance to create some happier memories here. at home, the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry continued to focus much of their time on the subject of mental health. they say they want to change the national conversation, and end the stigma that still surrounds the issue. it is now at the centre of their charity work. in may, they launched heads

chris grayling, as farasi hasn't met us. chris grayling, as faras i am hasn't met us. to stand up for the industry, the stand—up passengers, by failing to meet us. he needs to get round the table so we can sit down and try to resolve this. they are contractors for the department for transport. the solution lies in getting round the table, not barring people like myself from talks. i need to remind you, i try to have meetings with southern this week to stop the industrial action and i was barred from those discussions. we need to get round the table. i wrote to chris must mandate and he still hasn't responded. we have to get round the table, let's see if we can get southern to come up with an offer that make sure we keep our garden every train and keep the trains safe. mitt cash, the general secretary of the rmt speaking to us earlier this morning. the headlines: ahead of a strike tomorrow, the rmt leader denies accusations that the union is using the disputed take on the government. fresh hope civilians trapped in aleppo as buses arrived to begin evacuated again two da

they ever met. someone wanted to design an intelligence test and the intelligence test was the longer after you meet amos it takes you to figure out amos is smarter than you, the stupider you are. everybody said that's the smartest man in the world and he was not pretentious about it. he was kind of a normal guy who happened to be endowed with this incredible brain. he had been trained by society to be a spartan warrior. he was a killer and without a shred of doubt, totally self serving. danny was a holocaust survivor. he was a small child. he spent hiding in barns and living in chicken coops watching his father die. for the rest of his life these kind of an evasiveness about him. it's almost as if he's still in hiding. like he doesn't, people always felt kind of removed. he was all at some removed, some formal distance from him, from them. and also from his own mind. he never became wedded to anything or committed to anything. he would have all these ideas. what he is is an incredibly fertile poet

president-elect donald trump met with one of japan's most prominent businessmen tuesday. he's the head of telecom and internet firm softbank. let's find out what they talked about from ai who joins us from the business desk. how did the meeting go? >> well, from the expression on their faces, it looks like it was a successful meeting. it lasted just about 45 minutes. and not surprisingly, they discussed business. son met trump at his home in new york and promised to invest in the united states. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is massa of softbank from japan, and he's just agreed to invest $50 billion in the united states and 50,000 jobs. and he's one of the great men of industry, so i just want to thank him very. >> thank you, thank you, thank you very much. >> softbank group will invest over the next four years. trump has said he wants to protect american jobs, and that increasing employment is one of his policy priorities. some believe the meeting with son was a way for trump to show that he is already moving forward with his pledge. >> i believe that the u.s. will become

i've met him personally, and he's a cool guy to me. i wish him the best.rround yourself with well-meaning people. being famous is hard. there's no mercy. the internet is killing this guy. >> tv's $100 million man says he supports kanye. >> i think i'll take a page and go off and just have to go lay down for a month. >> yeah, that won't happen. steve's at the helm of eight shows which includes steve harvey talk show, morning show, family feud, celebrity family feud, little big shots and little big shots forever young and premiering on monday, showtime at the apollo. steve prepped for the two-hour special where he started his career in 1993 while rocking some fresh suits. >> those suits died in 2009. my wife said she's tired of being married to a pimp, and so she got rid of the suits. >> i hope they got a proper burial. >> he's looking pretty good now. the style's nice and he's doing good. >> up next, will smith talks about nearing 50. is he thinking about a fresh prince reboot? >> plus wedding dress shopping with the self-proclaimed first supermodel and why

when we met, we talked for about 11 hours straight.id: so that was the beginning of the relationship. mr. buffett: we hit it off. david: but you did not buy any of his shares? mr. buffett: i bought 100 shares just to keep track of what this young kid was doing. david: ok. and he is now on your board? mr. buffett: yes. david: so the relationship has become very close, you get involved in a lot of topic things as well. mr. buffett: yes. we have a lot of fun talking. david: let me ask about the philanthropic things you have done with bill and with melinda. how did the idea of giving your money to somebody else's foundation come to you? mr. buffet: well, i originally planned that my first wife would handle the disposition of, well, everything. we came to that conclusion in our 20's. we started something called the buffett foundation over 50 years ago. but i did not give away a lot of money during those intermediate years because i thought it was compounding at a rate i could give away billions instead of millions if i waited a while. she d

he met with donald trump onmp o monday. discussed topics, nationalic security ands, veterans affairs much you're going to see vet a t of these lawmakers who stepped up early and who put their next up and said we're backing trump. they're going to be rewarded. we heard from the transition team, especially folks like kelly and conway who said the folks who were loyal supporters will be the ones who probably see come back around. when it comes to trump's promises he was supposed to announce them.m. we learned the press conference had been canceled.ed. instead donald trump announced that his two sons will take over his business while he's in office. jessie hill joist us via skype. we're looking at the tweet right there from donald trump.om let me d ask you, that tweet set where is the announce many, what are you going to explain. just having your sons take over is not enough.gh. what's your take? >> well, to am it doesn't remove the apparent conflict ofict interest that the trump organization itself has, so just the fact that t

. >> reporter: not the man we met. how would you define glenn beck? >> how would i define me?es really hard a lot of the time. trying to figure out how to be a more responsible person. >> reporter: "nightline" was invited to spend a day with beck at the blaze headquarters outside dallas. an old movie studio, staffed by a diverse group of millenials, a storehouse of collectibles that would make most museums blush. >> that is just the movies and tv. >> reporter: just past 6:00 a.m., the boss is one of the first to arrive. a legendary workaholic, glenn beck remains a man in a hurry. >> reporter: where do you go from here? >> quickly out of makeup. >> reporter: don't think i ever interviewed any one in 34 years let us interview them getting makeup. >> his favorite part of the day. >> reporter: a quick meeting with the staff then he is on the air. >> well, i saw an interview with ted kennedy -- >> reporter: close to 4 million listeners tune into his three hour daily show with more watching online and tv. >> if this is what the conservative movement is about, ronald reagan is dead.

do you remember when you first met charles?2 becae he was then with the new republic and wrote a cover story on me. so i said, "interesting guy." bring him to lunch. and that's how we met. >> so, how long did it take before you were friends? >> i think it was instantaneous. five years later, i bought a new house, and the first thing i did was build a wheelchair ramp in the garage so charles could get in. >> he told us that when you get together, you first talk baseball. and then when you've dealt with all the important issues, you go to politics. >> if there's time left over, yes. >> [ laughs ] >> tim kurkjian, a senior writer for espn magazine, has lunch with will and krauthammer a couple of times a year to talk baseball. >> to say they're fans is an understatement. to say they love the game is an understatement. >> i grew up playing the game. i love to play the game. and as a kid, my brother and i would go around on our schwinns on the streets of long island with transistor radios hanging from the handlebars listening to mel

>> i met her majesty -- did. >> did you bow?jesty when she opened cnn's new london bureau broadcasting center. you shake hands and she shakes your hand. >> but don't you -- >> it's a short sharp bow. >> i haven't met the queen. i'm taking notes. >> it's a short sharp bow from the neck. it's not a japanese -- it's a administration forward -- and it's ma'am like spam. not maum like farm. >> thank you, sir, i knew you'd be excellent. >> lord will do. >> lord quest. thank you. >>> now to this. >> you were watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. this manhunt is under way for the person on your screen, 24-year-old anis amri. he plowed a truck into a christmas market. he is considered armed and dangerous. what we can tell you is that he has been known to authorities who say he has direct ties to an isis recruiting network in germa germany german security services consid him a threat president-elect trump says it's an attack on humanity and says it proves that tightening of muslim immigration is necessary. erin mclaughlin is in berlin as the

this was how anis amri met his end.e with the police in the italian city of milan. 0ne police officer was injured. he is now recovering in hospital. and the hunt for more clues about the attacker goes on. what began as a horrific attack here in germany has become an investigation spanning europe and beyond. german investigators want to know if he had supporters here, people who may have helped him planned the attack and his escape. as the city turns down to christmas, the authorities are still at work. bethany belle in berlin, thank you. the queen's granddaughter zara and her husband mike tindall have lost their baby just weeks after announcing they were expecting their second child. the baby was due in late spring, and would have been the queen's sixth great grandchild. 0ur royal correspondent nick witchell is with me. devastating news for the royal couple. sad for them, sad for the wider royalfamily, couple. sad for them, sad for the wider royal family, who are gathered at sandringham for christmas. buckingham palace

this was how anis amri met his end. in an exchange of fire with the police in the italian city of milan. one police officer was injured. he's now recovering in hospital. and the hunt for more clues about the attacker goes on. a man and a woman have appeared in court in london charged with making preparations for a terrorism attack. the pair, who are in their 30s, appeared at westminster magistrates' court. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani has more. arriving at westminster magistrates' court after a fortnight in custody, two charged on christmas eve with preparing a terrorist attack in the uk. they are 35—year—old munir hassan mohammed from derby and rowaida el hassan, who is 32 and from north—west london. they are accused of one count of preparation of an act of terrorism in a case that relates to the alleged acquisition and possession of chemicals for explosives. mr mohammed faces five more charges, including membership of daesh, or the so—called islamic state group. miss el hassan is also accused of pos

i met bob woodward and he came up with all the presidents men.f a sudden, at 30 years of age, he was getting quite wealthy. we had breakfast or lunch over at the madison hotel and he said, what do i do with the money? i said investing is just about assigning yourself the right story. i said, imagine if ben bradley said to you, what is the washington post company worth? what would you do if you have to write this story in a month? you would go out and interview tv brokers and assign value to each asset. i said, that is what i do, i assign myself the right story. it is nothing more than that. now, there are some stories i cannot write. if you asked me to write a story on what is some glamorous, nonprofit business worth i do , not know how to write the story. but if you ask me to write a story about what is potomac electric power is worth, i can write the story. that is what i am doing every day. i am assigning myself a story, and then i go out. david: so you get the annual reports and read them the way some people might read novels, and you do the

when harry met rihanna.ity status to raise awareness of hiv aids. both being tested to show how quick and straightforward the process can be. we just did it in the middle of herald square in barbados and we just want to show people how easy it is to get tested and how you shouldn't be afraid of knowing the status. most importantly. you should be afraid of the stigma. you should be afraid of not knowing, you should be afraid of not talking about it. and we get it. there is a generational gap, here. and we need to smash through that. the younger generation coming through wants to talk about it but there's still that stigma. if us getting tested normalises it and makes a difference, just even a small difference, thenjob well done. these are all the individuals... the invictus games remains one of prince harry's real passions. even enlisting his granny in a bit of banter with some american rivals ahead of the 2016 games in florida. message? 0h, from michelle. how very amusing. do you want to watch it together? y

. >> we've met inmates that seem very devout even as they grapple with the realities of their crimes. >> it was in the middle of central california that we heard the sounds of the muslim call to prayer eminating at kern valley state prison. they explain to our crew how their religious practices aren't hindered by prison bars. >> we do prayers and begin our day like that. >> talk to me about why this cellar looks so different from the other cells we been in. >> we have to be clean. so we keep our cell clean and organized. islam is islam. in here or street is the same. >> but they had more in common than religion. >> my sentence is life without possible of parole. >> i'm charge would murder first degree. so as far as details, life without possibility. same thing. >> in here for heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody and -- >> and? >> killed her. i'm not proud, i regret every single minute of it. >> what was the charge? the conviction? >> it is heat of passion. >> he told us he took responsibility for his actions but during the course of the interview it seems as though he left

here on wall street, donald trump's selection triumph was met with high spirits.s have soared. now with his inauguration approaching, people are asking, what will mr trump do for us growth? in his campaign he promised big in best man's in america's infrastructure. michelle fleury took a look at how that might work. investment. mid—morning in allentown, pennsylvania. traffic is flowing smoothly over this bridge built in the 1920s but underneath it's not ageing gracefully. this bridge was built in 1929, almost 90 years old, this is an open arch the ridge. engineers tasked with checking the strength are worried. this is the worst case, the joint area. that's where the most erosion happens. this bridge, like many of america's roads, ports and airports are starved of funds. lack of funding is a problem in the sense that there is so a problem in the sense that there is so much money so you have to decide which bridges go first. money isn't the only problem when it comes to building the country's roads, bridges and pipes even. under barack 0bama, the republican—controlle

now verified non gmo and gluten free. >>> we met a mother heartbroken by the death of her son.urning her tragedy into hope for another by donating her son's face. a year after that unprecedented transplant, she's about to meet the courageous firefighter who received it. once again, my "nightline" coanchor juju chang. >> reporter: after more than a decade of standing out, his face scarred by fire -- >> beautiful day. god has blessed us with a beautiful day. >> reporter: former fireman pat hardison is finally blending in. >> i'm just a normal guy walking down the street now. >> here we go. >> reporter: his first glimpse of this new reality just nine days after the most extensive face transplant ever performed. >> just take a close look at it. >> reporter: looking in a mirror for the first time. an unfamiliar face staring back. >> you see your hair growing? >> reporter: the outward signs of the pain and torment he lived with for so long are now gone. in the 15 months that followed he made incredible recovery. his new face taking shape over his bone structure, his brow and cheek bo

you and oprah. >> and i met gayle at, strange enough, i met her at a --i met >> seth: so you met -- i would not have gussed that. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: how did 50 cent meet gayle, bette midler would have been my millionth choice. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] her organization, nypr, like they kind of are responsible all the green in the city. >> seth: right. >> so i redid a park in my neighborhood, because i did it, she had me come to like a banquet and it was really interesting because they give you -- they gave me tables for free. >> seth: uh huh. >> but the tables were like really expensive. >> seth: they are, at those charity events. >> at the banquets, like you'd be there like, "how much?" [ light laht and then, they -- she had a spotlight. she knew what she was doing. like there was a spotlight, up there. boom, like a big batlight. and it was like, " so how much are you --how many cherry trees are you going to buy?" [ light laughter ] >> seth: right. >> and then the cherry trees are like $2,500 a piece. i was like, wait. i want to know where my trees are so i can go

they met at trump tower in new york. gore has been campaigning for years to lower carbon emissions, and that won him the nobel peace prize in 2007. >> i had a lengthy and very productive session with the president-elect. >> he says he also spoke with trump's daughter ivanka. she has expressed support for efforts to stop climate change. during his election campaign, trump referred to global warming as a hoax. he threatened to pull the u.s. out of the paris agreement on cutting emissions. but in a recent interview, trump indicated he might be open to joining the battle against global warming. i'm of the opinion that all you have to do is take a look at weather reports to see it's not a hoax. we're coming to you live from tokyo where it's currently partly cloudy with a temperature reading of 52 degrees fahrenheit. jonathan oh joins us with a world weather update, starting with spain, which saw severe conditions the past few days. >> well, as we go forward in time, i think we're going to see much more calmer conditions, but

we don't know if that negotiation happened at all when she met last month. we didn't even know they were meeting because the american press was barred from the room. >>> today, a judge in south carolina declared a mistrial in the case of the killing of walter scott. after the officer pulled scott over for a broken taillight, a scuffle ensued and then he feared for his life when he shot the 50-year-old scott but cell phone video clearly shows slager killed scott when scott was running away. he posed no threat to the officer when he shot him multiple times in the back and then dropped his taser near scott's body. we're going to show you a portion of the video showing the moment where slager killed scott. it's graphic. [ gunfire ] the jury in the trial made up of 11 people and one black man had the option of convicting slager of either murder or involuntary manslaughter. they will retry the officer who also face as separate federal trial next year. >> long five weeks and a missed opportunity for justice. missed opportunity to heal a lot of wounds in this countr

. >> you met her? >> yeah. she was like the paintings that my mom did of her, and she was a big person. and p big presence and very gentle and sweet and very obviously interested in us, and in mom, and -- >> i mean i think that sokowski loved stan, but he was not meant to be a father. he is not the type of person that you bond with, you know what i mean? >> i think that my mom always dreamed of having a little house and white picket fence and family and that kind of vision, and this is what she wanted her life to be, but in reality, she has a drive, and she has this determination to propel herself forward, and ha drive makes it impossible to have that white picket fence and that family life and to have, you know, a calm existence. >> well, i wanted to make my mark so to speak. and the most mark one can make is to be an actress, because you get the most exposure. so i think that is a great part of my wanting to act. i also had a very subjective feeling that in each part i would find part of myself which would ma

the met office has named it storm conor.g you a full forecast and look ahead to this after 7:00am. the actor carrie fisher, best known for her role as princess leia in the star wars films, is in intensive care in a los angeles hospital after suffering a suspected heart attack. she was taken ill on a flight from london. a little earlier we spoke to our la reporter peter bowes. this report does contain some flashing images. she was heading back from london to los angeles for christmas. she lives here in beverly hills, and the flight was about 15 minutes out from landing when she had what the emergency services are describing as a cardiac episode. that's been interpreted as having a heart attack. apparently there were a number of medical personnel on the flight, there were some nurses, people tried to help her. but she was reportedly unresponsive at that stage. the plane was met on the tarmac by paramedics, who also tried to work on her. she was then taken to hospital. and we know from carrie fisher's brother, todd, that she is

he is grandfather to both of us. ...a young man and a young woman, met. she bore him a child out of wedlock. that child was your mother. my grandfather? kwai chang caine? we will bury our dead first. johnny. my grandfather.... i killed my grandfather. you did not know. he was my blood. like you. i saw him into this world. i never thought i'd see him out. i did what you asked. i listed the death as a natural cause. cover it. we have offered our lives. our brother has given his. the priest must die. our brother's spirit wanders unfulfilled in the land of the dead and cries for vengeance.