. >> mike harris posted this clip of his mom a diehard seahawks fan opening a package containing tickets to the game in new york. she was skeptical. he thought it would be too expensive but he snagged three for $1,000, less than he thought so he went for it and made mom very happy. >> maybe she thought it was a prank. >> what a good son. >> j. crew is cutting prices to be more competitive. it was compared to "gap" but now their prices more expensive. pants that cot $60 at the gap cost $80 at j. crew with profits down 20 percent last year. >> mike naturally has the forecast. >> another chance of rain overnight, and possibly on super sunday. we will look at that in the seven-day forecast. >> on the mend and going home, the lottery winner taking san francisco's abandoned puppy home >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> there baby was rescued from a recycling center in san francisco is headed to her new home today more than 200 people from around the country wanted to adopt this three-month-old puppy. an employee at the center won the lotte

mike harris posted this clip of his mom who is a die hard seattle seahawks fan containing a package with several tickets to the big game in new york. >> she couldn't believe it. initially she thought they would be too expensive, but they were able to snag three for $1,000 cheaper. >> have a great time. i'm dan >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- andy garcia. chef norman van aken. and music from broken bells. with cleto and the cletones! and now that i have your attention, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you for showing up to my

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representative vicky hartzler of missouri, keith ross lists of pennsylvania -- rosslest, randy harris of maryland, mike kelly in pennsylvania, representative robert the danger of north carolina, congressman fred winn struck of ohio, bob lauda of ohio, and representative and wagner from missouri. -- ann wagner from missouri. to share remarks, i am very happy to introduce congressman chris smith of new jersey, cochair of the i partisan congressional pro-life. he has been cochair or over -- co-chair for over a quarter of a century. please join me in welcoming mr. chris smith of new jersey.

however, take a look at what mike harris did for one lucky mom.est son. now take a look. >> what? what are you talking about? >> those are super bowl tickets. >> no. >> yeah. >> no, they're not. >> they're row 10, they're in the end zone. and there are three because jesse martin is going to come with us. >> what? >> yes. >> no way. >> uh-huh. we can't do this. >> we can't. we fly out on saturday. >> no, no, no, no. >> cost was a problem, harris getting married later this year received them for much less. >> oh, my goodness. >> look at mom. >> oh. >> the dogs get it. >> there's one hawks fan that will have a great, great time. >> a lot of hawk fans. >> "deals & steals" coming up. it's awesome. >>> coming up, "gma's" winter concert series presented by big lots. surprising savings every aisle every day. ♪ forget about the price tag business with it. cef get paid faster with it. run payroll with it. sync this stuff with that stuff with it. make more time for what you love with it. turn on only what you need with it. sample from our smorgasbord of apps

suarez and mike and tony harris is leading the team in new york and libby casey from capitol hill andcoverage of the president's address from the west coast to the east and how the world responds to tonight's speech. we have reporters in china, cuba and afghanistan. we begin here in washington with joie. >> something of the stuff is leaking out and we are hearing the drum up to tonight's speech coming up at the to be of the hour. the president is expected to press for economic options for americans. in the early releases, what is released, what i offer tonight is a set of concrete practical proposals to speed up growth, strengthen the middle class and build new ladders of opportunity into the middle class. when i can take the steps without the legislation for the families that is the president will say is what i'm going to do. the white house begin to release the statements and he wants to see an end to the grid lock. he's expected to say let's make this a year of action and what unites the people of the nation regardless of a race, region or white or black or rich or poor is the oppo

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representative vicky hartzler of missouri, keith ross lists of pennsylvania -- rosslest, randy harris of maryland, miken pennsylvania, representative robert the danger of north carolina, congressman fred winn struck of ohio, bob lauda of ohio, and representative and wagner from missouri. -- ann wagner from missouri. to share remarks, i am very happy to introduce congressman chris smith of new jersey, cochair of the i partisan congressional pro-life. he has been cochair or over -- co-chair for over a quarter of a century. please join me in welcoming mr. chris smith of new jersey. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for joining this extraordinary march and magnificent celebration of god's gift of life. a big commitment to defending and protecting women and children from the violence of abortion. despite the fact that president obama is using self and course of power of the state to promote abortion violence, the pro-life movement is alive and well and making serious and significant sustained progress. in the past three years alone, a record 200 pro-life laws have been enacted in the states. alth

and now bickering in the senate between harry reid it this week. >> mike mccarren in washington, and tonight, surprising statements by a key israeli official. when defense minister described john kerry as messianic and obsessive when it comes to peace in the middle east. the white house defended those comments. >> there's no sign of a breakthrough in the latest round of israeli-palestinian peace talks, but the israeli defense minister said that the process is a waste of time and blames the u.s. secretary of state. according to israel's largest newspaper, he said in a private conversation. >> american secretary of state, john kerry, with messianic fervor can't teach me anything about the palestinians. >> there were no actual negotiationing with the palestinians. americans are holding negotiations with us, and parallel with the minutes, and , the palestinians have given nothing. >> the obama administration was not pleased. >> we find the remarks of the defense minister to be offensive and appropriate, especially given all that the united states has done to support israel's security nee

representative vicky hartzler of missouri, keith ross lists of pennsylvania -- rosslest, randy harris of maryland, mike of north carolina, congressman , bobwinn struck of ohio ohio, and representative and wagner from missouri. -- ann wagner from missouri. remarks, i am very happy to introduce congressman chris smith of new jersey, cochair of the i partisan congressional pro-life. --has been cochair or over co-chair for over a quarter of a century. please join me in welcoming mr. chris smith of new jersey. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for joining this extraordinary march and magnificent celebration of god's gift of life. a big commitment to defending and protecting women and children from the violence of abortion. despite the fact that president obama is using self and course of power of the state to promote abortion violence, the pro-life andment is alive and well making serious and significant sustained progress. in the past three years alone, a record 200 pro-life laws have been enacted in the states. although the u.s. senate democratic legal should -- leadership refuses to vote on pr

of esentative andy harris maryland. congressman mike kelly of pennsylvania.of north carolina. congressman brad winthrop of ohio. congressman bob latta of their. and representative ann wagner from missouri. [cheers and applause] very share remarks i'm happy to introduce congressman the smith of new jersey, co-chair of the bipartisan congressional pro-life caucus. congressman smith has been co-care of the pro-life caucus ver a quarter of a century and has been a courageous leader in advancing pro-life legislation in congress. please join me in welcoming mr. chris smith of new jersey. [cheers and applause] >> thank you for joining this magazinenary march and theufr celebration of god's gift of life and recommitment of women and children from the violence of abortion. despite the fact that president is using stealth, coercive power of the state to promote abortion iolence, the pro-life movement is alive are and well and making significant and sustained progress. years a recordhree 200 pro-life laws have been the staeutsdtes. although the u.s. senate leadership re

maybe ed as ner and mike farrell can explain this to his widow or ask harry reid who gained the senatesage of horrid nominees like this one. this may be the first job that reid has nominated. this is about transferring the power to the people. even the phrase cop killer is just too mean, isn't it really just bigot control? who cares? the media will focus on new jersey traffic instead and ignore this. alas, christie casts a big shadow in everything. >> you didn't pronounce the names correctly? >> which one did i get wrong? >> i figured as much. i want to show, this is what the paternal of order of police had to say in a letter i believe to the administration. they wrote that this nomination was basically a thumb in the eye of our nation's law enforcement. it demonstrates a total lack of regard or empathy for those who strive to keep you and everyone else in our nation safe. bob, i understand you have to defend everybody. if this guy has killed a police officer, he still gets a defender. this guy is an obsessive defender. should he have been nominated? >> if i'm not mistaken he was part

. >> narrator: hall of fame linebacker for the new york giants harry carson went to war with mike webster. >> and so i have to meet force with force. all of my power is coming from my big rear end and my big thighs into my forearm, and i hit him in the face. i have to stun him, get my hands on him, throw him off when i see where the ball is going. and when i hit him in the face, his head is going back. he's going forward, but all of a sudden, his head is going back and his brain is hitting up against the inside of his skull. >> narrator: for mike webster, the head hits just kept on coming for 17 years. >> you have to survive, so you learn the methods to survive and be the best at surviving in that environment the minute you put your pads on. you're only one play away from getting seriously injured. >> narrator: for webster and others on the field, physical injuries went with the territory. >> i mean, it's affected my life, it surely has, but i'm not out there crying about it. i know that i went to war, and i came out of the battle with what i got. and you know, that's the way it is. that'

maybe celebrity supporters of that same cop killer like ed asner and mike farrell can explain this to officer faulkner's widow or asked harry reid who gained the senate who ensure passage of of nominees like this one. look, the outrage doesn't matter to obama and neither does mumia's guilt. it's about transferring power to race-baiting academics. cop killing after all may be a response to a racist society. even the phrase cop killer is just too mean. isn't it really bigot control. who cares? the media will focus on new jersey traffic instead and ignore this. alas, christie casts a big shadow in every sense. >> didn't pronounce the names correctly? >> which one did i get wrong? >> i can't remember. >> i figured as much. what the fraternal order of police had to say in a letter to the administration. they wrote that this nomination was basically a thumb in the eye of our nation's law enforcement. it demonstrates a total lack of regard or empathy for those who strive to keep you and everyone else in our nation safe. bob, i understand you got to defend everybody. i mean, if this guy has killed a police officer, he still gets a

mike emanuel live on capitol hill. any update from senate majority leader harry reid today? >> reporter: good afternoon.ry reid was just on the senate floor and said bipartisan conversations are ongoing. he he says it's not clear if there will be votes this evening. he says the issue may slip until tomorrow. here's the majority leader just moments ago. >> if they insist on swamping this important issue with extraneous political amendments, it's clear they didn't want to extend unemployment in the first place. >> reid insists this bill is not going to get bogged down with unrelated amendments, such as those that may be going after obamacare. he says he will look at relevant amendments, but of course the definition of relevant may depend on who you're talking to. gretchen? >> yes, it's politics. so what is the latest from republicans trying to push reid then to take up their amendments? see, if they have an "r" by them, he probably won't like them, even though his last name is reid. >> interesting, gretchen. the six republicans who voted with democrats last week, they met earlier today by a conference cal

harris. she's a lifelong seahawks fan, and her son, mike, surprised her with super bowl tickets this week.she missed out on going to the nfc championship game back in 1983, because she was pregnant with him, but i'd say he's more than made up for that now, better returning the favor. watch out for the dogs, though, looks like they may want to go as well. >>> everyone's aware by now of the snowstorm that basically shut down the city of atlanta. braves first baseman freddie freemanan was one of the people who got stuck in traffic, and that's when former teammate chipper jones jumped on his four-wheeler, camouflage and all, and he went on a rescue mission, picked up freddy from the traffic nightmare, brought him home. you can see how this whole saga played out on bleacherreport.com. nice to see that chipper jones has found an activity to do in retirement. and guys, it's not very busy out here right now because it's, like, 5:20 in the morning, but it will get busy later. and after "new day," i think i'm going to get back in line for the toboggan run. i'll save you two spots. you have to meet m

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live on this story for us on capitol hill. senate majority leader harryive republicans to pass this test vote. looks like he will get there, mike? >> reporter: martha, everybody i talked to today suggests it will be very close. for some republicans it is tough to vote against those who are struggling in america, those people who have been unemployed for a long period of time but a lot of republicans are saying essentially that they feel like the emergency is over. we're supposed to be in the fourth plus year of the economic recovery and so, when do you stop doing emergency and temporary benefits? we know there are a couple of republicans who will vote in favor. dean helloer from nevada. nevada's unemployment is substantially higher than the national average. susan collins after getting a phone call from president obama, signaled she will go forward with the test vote today. the question where do the votes come after that? so at this point not abundantly clear whether they get there or fall short by a vote or two. martha: some say it could be a win-win sit

mark halperin, when we talk about the senate, we hear mike bloomberg is contributing his money to the senate pack, the leadership pack from harryand chuck schumer trying to hold the senate. but there had been information that i had as recently as two weeks ago that he was resisting pressure from schumer and reid to defend mark pryor, not o attack him on the gun issue, that he was really single issue focused on guns. at the risk of jeopardizing senate for the democrats, has that changed? >> even as you reported in the new york times and i've confirmed, they resisted in treaty from president clinton to layoff mark pryor. that one may be a special case because mayor bloomberg does care a lot about the issue. contribution, a couple million dollars to the committee to help democrats in the senate races is part of a larger play on the democratic side, yes they have a lot of dangered incumbents but doing fine raising money and this is a group of incumbents under no illusion how tough things will be. obama care tightened their races up. there's not one of them anything like a goner. most of them face b and c level candidates. none of t

issues, it's tricky about timing of the vote, but if harry reid doesn't have 60 votes tonight, he could maneuver and bring it up for a vote tomorrow. >> mike, thank you. just moments ago, janet yellen, the president's nominee for federal reserve chair, has been confirmed. we don't have the final tally on votes yet, but she has crossed the threshold of the votes needed. janet yellen will be the next federal reserve chair. >>> later this month, during his state of the union address, the president is expected to expand on his earlier comments framing income inequality as a defining challenge of our time. chief white house correspondent ed henry on how the democrats are already gearing up for a year-long effort. >> with president obama back from vacation, income inequality vaulted to the top of his agenda today from the white house. >> we have to make sure that this recovery does leave no one behind. >> to the senate, where top allies like chuck schumer are bluntly declaring a shift from the bumminess of health care to other issues that may help win the 2014 midterms. >> for the first five years of the obama administration, the two issues that

mike lee, i am your father. >> that was a trick question, it wasn't either of them. it had to be harry reid.leader spend a lot of time at the podium. definitely was hear reid, right? yeah, no, wrong again. as the the l.a. times put it. slow and steady wins the race. a c-span analysis found jeff sessions spent more time at the microphone than any of his colleagues top 33 hours. harry reid had 30 hours total. and up next, the latest in the sago over chris christie and what he may or may not have known about lane closures on the nation's busiest bridge. ♪ love... in the nation, what's precious to you is precious to us. ♪ love is strange so when coverage really counts, count on nationwide insurance. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ [ coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. hmm? [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. thanks for the tip. [ male announcer ] no problem. o

mike? >> hi, jenna. to get this done in the senate, majority leader harry reid needs the support of at least five republicansvoted yes last week on initial procedural vote to extend unemployment benefits. but most want to find a way to pay for the 1.# million people and some would like to include job training or other measures to get folks back to work. republicans have expressed frustration because so far democratic leadership has not extended votes. >> if we could have open debate in the united states senate and amendments, then maybe we could make it better in the wrong run. we heard there are negotiations going on as we speak. instead, it's being ramped through, cut off debate, no amendments and that's not the way the senate should function. now, have we got that message across well enough yet? no. but i think we can. >> majority leader reid spokesman said that reid is willing to consider a reasonable number of relevant g.o.p. amendments. here is the majority leader in his own words last friday. >> they should propose an off set that might pass. they should also stop masking their relukt answer to extend

mike lee, i am your father. >> that was a trick question, it wasn't either of them. it had to be harry reid.y leader spend a lot of time at the podium. definitely was hear reid, right? yeah, no, wrong again. as the the l.a. times put it. slow and steady wins the race. a c-span analysis found jeff sessions spent more time at the microphone than any of his colleagues top 33 hours. harry reid had 30 hours total. and up next, the latest in the sago over chris christie and what he may or may not have known about lane closures on the nation's busiest bridge. ♪ we're gonna be late. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh are we early? [ male announcer ] commute your way with the bold, all-new nissan rogue. ♪ to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >> y

mike. you touched on the filibuster already, but as a former senate majority leader, how do you feel about harry reid's decision to take the filibuster out? >> i support it. i think senator reid had little choice. i think it is unacceptable for a nominee who has been vetted and nominated by the president of the united states, any president, to be required to put his life on hold, his or her life on hold, for a couple of years without knowing what the circumstances are going to be. you cannot do that. and so, number one, i think that that factor is one of the most important. i also believe even the fact that as i said in my comments we have had more filibusters on nominations in the last five years than in all of history put together. the trends are not good. senator reid limited this nuclear option, so-called, eliminating the filibuster only on nominations. my concern is that this could slip into other areas of legislating as well, and i would be concerned about that. the two things that i think would cure the problem, but they are hard to do, is, one, require members of congress to hold the flo

mike pollock. he was voted "most likely to say, 'that never happened' after he hears a joke." that never happened. [ applause ] also from the bengals, we have clark harrise first guy voted off 'the bachelorette.'" i know that guy. i've seen him. [ applause ] and finally another bengal, we have george iloka, he was voted "black jimmy neutron." [ laughter ] there you go. there are your "nfl superlatives." we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, welcome you guys! the roots, everybody. >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: happy holidays, everybody. before we get started, i just want to say, i'm very excited about this. i'm going to host "saturday night live" next saturday. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] very excited about this. and the musical guest will be justin timberlake. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be a fun, fun show. i cannot wait. it's fun already. we have a fun show tonight, though. gosh, he's such a great actor. from the new movie "the invisible woman," ralph fiennes is here. [ cheers and applause ] plus, she's fantastic in this. in the new film "august: osage county,"

mike, what is the latest on this strugglesome. >> reporter: well, gregg, we heard from harry reid a newesisted the attempts by republicans to pay for a three month extension. he says if lawmakers are going to insist on paying for it, it should be a full year extension, so he's pushing his senate colleagues on the republican side to come forward with pay-for suggestions that would cover a full year of long-term unemployment benefits. this comes as white house senior adviser dan pfeiffer floated an idea in "usa today" saying pass a three month extension now, and president obama will sit down and negotiate a full one-year extension considering the lack of trust between some in congress and the white house, i'm not sure that will fly, but we should hear from speaker john boehner about that idea later this morning, gregg. gregg: you know, mike, if they don't pay for it, if there's no offset here for the cost, will it pass? >> reporter: it does not appear that it will. of course, there were six republicans that voted in favor in a procedural vote the other day to take up this issue, to discus

mike. you touched on the filibuster i knowyou touched on the filibuster already, but as a former senate majority leader, how do you feel about harry reid's decision to take the nuclear option? >> it is a very difficult decision and i support it. i think senator reid had little choice. i have to say i think it is , unacceptable for a nominee who has been vetted and nominated by the president of the united states, any president, to be required to put his life on hold, his or her life on hold, for a couple of years without knowing what the circumstances are going to be. you cannot do that. and so, number one, i think that that factor is one of the most important. that as i said in my comments we i also believe, given the fact thatthat as i said in my comments we have had more filibusters on nominations in the last five years than in all of history put together. the trends are not good. so senator reid limited this nuclear option, so-called, eliminating the filibuster only on nominations. my concern is that this could slip into other areas of legislating as well, and i would be concerned about that. the two things that i think would c

or the pitch, if you will, from democrats, mike, to try to get some republicans and get this across the finish line? >> reporter: senate majority leader harry reid calls it emergency spending, and he says you don't need to pay for something that is an emergency. another top democrat went after rand paul for saying the longer unfortunately unemployment benefits, it provides a disincentive to work. >> i think it's a little insulting, a bit insulting to american workers when rand paul says that unemployment insurance is a disservice. they want to work. they don't want unemployment benefits. they're just hanging)ty on with unemployment benefits. >> reporter: and so democrats are looking for four other republicans to join with dean heller to get to the 60-vote threshold tonight. if they don't get there, you better believe there'll be pressure to find a way to pay for it and bring more republicans along. jenna? jenna: an interesting story to watch with, mike. thank you. >> thank you. jon: well, edward snowden's bombshell revelations have sparked a heated debate oh his future. should he get clemency for exposing the nsa's surveillance overstep, or

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