hanging on a wall behind geena davis and hugh laurie, he had only seen a black and white photo of the missi in ing painting. a set designer said she got it cheap in california. >> another example tonight of what many consider a double standard from the main stream media, it involves the contrast in coverage of two political aides who talked or typed their way into trouble. there is fox news media analyst and host of fox news's media buzz, howard kurtz. >>> there is no question that elizabeth lawton made a mistake after president obama's acted bored at the annual turkey pardon. try showing a little class, dress like u you deserve respect, not a spot at a bar. lawton apologized hours later, but as she resigned as the communications director, the story kept mushrooming from the

ships and airplanes from several countries have joined in the search just as they did in the missi missiissing malaysian flight. families are gathering in surabaya and indonesia. airasia set up special counselling centers for them. but the problem is they have no information. it's really frustrating. i've spoken to a few people involved in this operation. it's very frustrating that nobody really knows what happened. after the last contact, there was nothing else. no sign of transponders or any other locating devices on this plane like the flight in march. >> terry, thank you for the very latest. we'll have much more as this story develops and perhaps there are chances that this plane will be found sooner because if it did go down it went down in water in the java sea that's much shallower than the previous malaysia flight so that's still to come. daylight coming bin 40 minutes from now. >>> there are many factors to consider in the mysterious disappearance of airasia flight 8501 especially so early in the search and investigation. do you believe lieutenant general that turbulence brought

that is what i hope will sustain and comfort sarah and scott and missy. thank you.e] >> mr. vice president, sarah and friends of jim brady, i first met jim several years before the white house. he was the press secretary for bill roth. senator roth was a moderate conservative republican and an honorable man. he was the quiet senator from delaware. [laughter] he singly wore a hairpiece which is one area were jim brady could provide no assistance. he was the cosponsor in 1978 of a tax cut that magically was going to raise gobs of new revenue. it was a nutty notion. voodoo economics. the other cosponsor was jack kemp. this was always the kemp-roth bill it should've been kemproth-brady. our next encounter was when he was campaign manager for john conley. john kelly was a bigger than life texan, overpowering. he exercised top-down power. i wrote a profile which he disliked. he summoned his press secretary and said, get him fired. go to the ceo and get him fired. jim told him, governor, you know those press bastards all stick together and i got nowhere. conley replied, th

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vice president, sarah scott, missy, friends and family of jim brady across the country, it is a privilege to be here and it is my privilege to lead the organization that bears jim and sarah brady cost name, the campaign center to prevent gun violence. it has been my greater honor and privilege to know jim brady, to call him my friend and in a way, he was even my brother. every time i saw jim was precious to me. either through words of wisdom or a joke, or that twinkle that i swear never left his eyes, even when he could no longer see, jim had a way of turning even a brief encounter into a lifetime memory. but as i was preparing these remarks, the one memory that stood out the most was the very last time i saw jim. it was extra special because i brought my two children to meet him for the first time, this man that had been so much to me and had such a profound influence on our life, my life on our nation. as we were introducing our kids to jim, sarah, who had already met them, told jim that my daughter played tennis. then there it was, jim last that mischievous grin as he playfully launche

missy's mother said she is in disbelief and her daughter was just working part time for school. >> we just want justice for nicki. >> nicki is listed in critical but stable condition this morning. doctors told her mother that there's only a % chance that she will walk again. the robber is still on the loose. >> happening today in philadelphia, this lawyer is wanted on sexual attack. a.j. mannesco. >>> prosecutors in virginia have dropped charges against melvin barnes. barnes is accused of kidnapping, raping and trying to kill a 16-year-old in virginia. that was one month before he allegedly kidnapped carlesha freeland-gaither a month before that. >>> we are learning more about the investigation of a fire that killed a firefighter. the first female firefighter to die in philadelphia's history. she was one of the first firefighters to enter a home tuesday morning. it indicated that craig pressed an emergency button inside the home. the call went out that a firefighter was trapped in the basement. but the fire union president said that's not where she was found. >> we've been told she wa

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. >>> more lives saved and a video of a frantic ferry rescue and why this missi was such a challenge.cow welcomes 2015 just about an hour ago, thousands lining red squarec4oÑ toward the kremlin to watch fireworks over the kremlin. we will s >>> her name is mali cia smith, just 20 years old. a second suspect is facing charges for the murder of this hagerstown woman found on a rural highway. maryland s plays have issued an arrest warrant for 19-year-old terry charging her with murder and assault. man already charged in this case told police smith and terry were passengers a car he was driving. he clai terry told him to pull over and she then shot the victim seve times. then he says he drove the suspect to new york city. >>> xvs have new details on a story we brought you at the top of the hour, body of that missing maryl toddler has been found in ohio. >> tonight, we're learning more about why the boy's mother had taken her two children from frederick to columbus just two weeks ago. >> reporter: i just finished speaking wi sergeant rich weiner and he has confirmed police believe the body

missy's gift is not delivered to every hospital room radial my dog is a hundred and 20 lbs..ing her hot she inspires me she said there is never a question web issue come visit the kids here osseous own from college with a holiday break and the kids are so all some and i have so much fun and cannot imagine coming home and having a to see them in the case is not really time off sid and training in the pool and in a way room every day the hardest work out the 2 hours a day the two are in the cool and you know you'll want to get an unbelievably hard there is no off-season i want to do something taken sparkly for christmas but this is an is it not be complete without giving >> reporter: should always the one who receives the most when i for sure tired i think about the amazing kids and they're doing everyday i i have a single reason not. >>mark: 90 to the coming in about there is a flight the debris was found in the sea will have the latest. . the lead advisor on the ridge will sit there when the conditions in the hills and very cold image is morning. . >>mark: and that you for jo

not originally from the united state and said she was not familiar with the process for finding a missyhild. >> the death of ohio university football player raises questions once again. about the long-term effect every concussions in sport. yesterday, searches found the body of kostageorge. it appears he took his own life. >> ohio state football team asked thousands of fans for help this weekend. as the buckeyes took the fields without back up defensive lineman kostageorge. police found body near a dumpster near the osu campus. >> we are able to confirm through tattoos here at the scene that it is the body of kost a/k/a rajohn. >> the 6-foot five, 28 a pound athlete, died of apparent self inflicted gunshot wounds. raising questions about what toll football may have taken on his mind. >> his mother filed a missing person report, the day before thanksgiving. she told police her son had suffered several concussions, resulting in spells of confusion, in his last text message to her sent at about 1:30 in the morning wednesday, kara emergency george complains about the confusion, writing: i a

many as 40 bodies have been recovered from the java sea the the area where air asia flight 5801 went missiies are found floating in the waters off the coast of indonesia and they could be victims of that plane that went missing over the weekend, what officials are saying this morning. >>> and breaking news, this is out of the nicetown section where a serious crash kills a driver and left three others in the hospital. one of them is pregnant. >>> what police said played a factor in the crash. >>> a child shot in the shoulder is recovering this morning, now police are trying to figure out what really happened here, why they are saying that they are having some difficultity piecing together this puzzle. >>> that video make ago lot of

. >> i'm missy with the naval postgraduate school. this is very exciting, to hear what's going on. what's your public relations or communication plan to get everybody feeling as excited as you do, and i assume everybody in this room now feels, so we're all behind you? and i take this all the way down to children's books. we changed smoking in this country by getting kids to tell their parents not to smoke, so it's just a thought. >> well, missy, it's a great point. you know, one of the things that we realize in the social sector is that we've not been nearly as good as, say, the advertising industry in getting our messages across. but there are great examples. i mean, i used to be a professor at the harvard school of public health, and it was a very specific effort to get designated drivers into sitcoms that led to that becoming part of the discourse. and, you know, it was jay winston, he was a friend of mine, he very much focused on it, getting smoking out of television, for example, and sending messages. and there are also a history of messages that have failed miserably. this is

. >> jimmy: thanks a lot, missy. >> both: really appreciated it. so much. >> jimmy: so much.was there. i was the guy holding the microphone. look familiar? >> that was you! >> jimmy: yeah, that was me. but the movie's about michael keaton, who plays this character birdman. birdman one, birdman two, birdman three. he was in three sequels to the movie birdman. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then he didn't do the fourth birdman. >> right. >> jimmy: and then his career just kind of falters off and he kind of feels like he's forgotten almost, a forgotten actor. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and so he goes back to broadway and writes and directs and acts in this play. trying to show people that he's relevant. that he meant something. and it's so moving. it's a killer performances by everybody. we have a scene here. this is -- i mean, he's just -- he came back from a bar. he's drunk. and he's, he's just riding you pretty hard. you're his daughter. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you go, and you just have to yell back at him. and here's the clip, here's emma stone in "birdman." >> you were doing the play based

at 32, missy copeland is ballet's first breakthrough star in decades.tured in this ad for under armour she's danced with prince on tour. written best selling autobiography is developing a new tv show. this photo shoot was for amtrak's magazine. has your life gotten crazy? >> yes, it's absolutely insane. but in the best way. >> the exposure helps her mission, to be a cover girl for a new kind of ballet. >> i think that it's going to open up people's minds to what ballet should be be in this day and age. >> what is it that ballet should be? >> it should be open to anyone being a part of it. >> copeland is an unlikely ballerina. one of six kids, she had an eye tin rant childhood in california as her mother married and remarried four times. >> we were all just all together, the copelands trying to survive. >> dancing was her escape. >> whenever there was chaos in my house whether it was arguing, being in a cramped space with all of us kid i found an empty space where i could put on music and move. >> at 13, a teacher recommended she take ballet classes at t

that is what i hope will sustain and comfort sarah and scott and missy. thank you. >> mr.rah and friends of jim brady, i first met jim several years before the white house. he was the press secretary for bill roth. senator roth was a moderate conservative republican and an honorable man. he was the quiet senator from delaware. he singly wore a hairpiece which is one area were jim brady could provide no assistance. he was the cosponsor in 1978 of a tax cut that magically was going to raise gobs of new revenue. it was a nutty notion. voodoo economics. the other cosponsor was jack kemp. this was always the kemp-roth bill it should've been kemproth-brady. our next encounter was when he was campaign manager for john conley. john kelly was a bigger than life texan, overpowering. he exercised top-down power. i wrote a profile which he disliked. he summoned his press secretary and said, get him fired. go to the ceo and get him fired. jim told him, governor, you know those press bastards all stick together and i got nowhere. conley replied, those sons of bitches. jim had called no

. >> all right, missy. >> everybody go ahhh.ctures of prince george. >> eating hot peppers can boost the alfajor moan in the male body. >> that's why you're always sucking on that jalapeno. >> yoga is not as easy as it looks. >> i tried it three times. the bending, the twisting, the breathing, i thought it was great. >> no one says, hey, tom cruise, don't forget your whiteness. >> cbs now, cbsn. do you know how to read the prompter? >> i do. >> oh, charlie, it's a good year. >> all that -- >> he said something about dragging me and taking the pretty out of me. >> -- and all that matters -- >> and i actually thanked him. i had not been called pretty since i was about 8 years old. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> i want you to know if i could >> good morning, i'm ukee washington, here is your opportunity to make a child's holiday so bright by donating a toy to our "joy of sharing" campaign. live look outside our cbs-3 and "cw philly" studios. our "joy of sharing" gift drop off is underway. just brighten a child's life with a gift,

well, i think you are ready to bring out missy. i have been a sorbet, i have cleaned their palette. take care of the martha stewart stuff. keep hanging out with puff daddy. whoa. thank you. i'd like to bring out a woman who is going to carry on the tradition of this evening. we are having a damn good time. [cheering] yes, sir. she is raising cash. uncle al, you have got to raise some cash. you have got to be to the shrub -- to beat the shrub. al gore, you are going to move on! ladies and gentlemen ms. leeann rimes! [cheering] >> our special programming continues with maya angelou the award-winning author and civil rights activist who died this year. in 1993, she recited her poem on the pulse of the morning at an inauguration ceremony for president bill clinton. it was the first poetry recitation at an inauguration ceremonies and 1961. [applause] >> mr. president and mrs. clinton, mr. vice president and mrs. gore, and americans everywhere. a rock, a river, a tree. hosts to species long since departed, march the mastodon, the dinosaur, who left dry to tokens of their sojourn here on o

scene of a three- alarm fire in san fr home at missis >>> merry christmas, and it is 8:25.ts and damaged a couple of buildings nearby. a neighbor says the people who live in the home are out of town but the fire department is still trying to confirm that. at this point, no reports of any injuries. >>> today movie-goers across the country have the chance to see the controversial film "the interview." the james franco-seth rogen comedy can be seen at theaters in san jose, livermore and other bay area cities. sony pictures entertainment released that movie despite threats from hackers with ties to north korea. sony also made "the interview" available yesterday through several digital platforms. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> and a merry christmas to you on this fine thursday morning. shaping up to be a chilly start to the day with a little bit of a breeze out there out of the north. sunny and cool for us this afternoon. but par for the course for late december and we have dry weather ahead for the bay area. high pressure is building offshore that's

as a rose sits between the -- missi will tell you pocket, we are going to miss you. we are going to miss what you bring in regards to a thoughtful process. yeare two thorns next we do appreciate that. and to the two thorns next to you, we have -- no, no, you know, we go back. and we have a lot of meetings on the side, and we really do appreciate it from the prayer breakfast to the opportunity breakfast and stuff. so i really do appreciate all three of you. thank you very much. >> the gentleman yields back his time. the gentleman from lewisville, texas. >> i realize that i'm sort of the last man standing here on this panel. these are threee i hold in very high regard.

. >> all right, missy. >> everybody go ahhh.he male body. >> that's why you're always sucking on that jalapeno. >> yoga is not as easy as it looks. >> i tried it three times. the bending, the twisting the breathing, i thought it was great. >> no one says hey, tom cruise don't forget your whiteness. >> c bbs now, cbsn. do you know how to read the prompter? >> i do. >> oh, charlie, it's a good year. >> all that -- >> he said something about dragging me and taking the pretty out of me. >> -- and all that matters -- >> and i actually thanked him. i had not been called pretty since i was about 8 years old. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> i want you to (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress set

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inside of the homeland operation missi mission, the airspace control mission we do 24/7 since 9/11 day-to-day is hundred percent air national guard. they look at 16 sights around the nation. there are tanker units. we defend the nation day in and day out and the command and control structure is air national guard. going back to the airforce expectations of its components, they expect the air national guard to do that mission. our nation expects the air national guard to do that mission without fail or hesitation. you don't hear much about the mission, but it is there. it is always there. it is the light insurance policy and you hope you never have to exercise that. we accomplish fighting fires with aircraft and around the bases and our airman get called out to support local fire departments where they don't have a robust fire department in the community. we find ways to use i cannot tell you house education and workforce committee times people have found stuff in attics or fields but we go out there and help pick it up and disable it. we want to ensure the citizens at home with the capabiliti

>>hi, missy ryan, washington post. >>hi, thanks for being here. just two quick questions. on the airstrikes in syria, could you just give us an update on what's going on with the khorasan group? there was a spate of airstrikes against them, and there hasn't been for a while. are they effectively a debilitated organization? and, secondly, you mentioned the bridging strategy with the 5,000 tribesmen, and 250 trained. can you give us any additional detail on that? who's doing the training? where are these people being drawn from? and when you say 5,000, what does that mean? are those people who have been identified, but not yet trained? thanks. >> so, syria first? okay. the khorasan group was your question. >>yes. >> okay. my focus is daesh, and where we find violent extremist organizations, we will -- we'll continue to work that effort in terms of precision strikes. i -- i hesitate to give you any type of affect achieved on those groups out there. whenever we do that, we always wind up with them re-creating themselves someplace and creating problems for us. and, again, my pr

special missions -- >> okay, of the 275 or 85, whatever number up want to use are any of those today missi designated a special mission mio facility or special mission compound? >> no. >> none of them. ne >> no. >> which sort of brings me back to my question, mr. star, what was so important about benghazi that we didn't follow our own standards. we didn't follow the waiver process. we created a term that is not used at any of our facilities, any of the 285 today t,y of spe mission compound or temporary la mission facility, not used anywhere else today. what was so important that we dy all that to be in benghazi, we do all that to be in a place where four americans were killed? >> sir, i would have to refer you to the results of the arb, f which i think addressed that. . >> no, no, you're the witness yo from the state department.ment. i'm asking you. you. >> i was not here when those determinations were made, sir, and today i do not and we do not have facilities like that. have >> well, no, no, i'm asking you, as the representative from the state department, tell me what was so important th

that the situation for the need for armor and for artillery for long range moral xxs, for anti-tank missy e sills, that unmet e met need has had very real consequences for them. i am hope 68 that the recent accord announced between baghdad will speed support for the kurds. those on the ground from the air in aleppo makes any sense. instead, they push of course for a no fly area along the kurdish border where they suggest they and jordan can patrol that long-term to keep from having the presyrian forces hit from the air by assad if it's very time they're trying to fight against isis. meanwhile, there are grave security -- allowing isis to control an area of that size. there were 15,000 foreign fighters within isis and recordedly isis has been recruiting 1,000 new fighters per month. this is part of the problem of not turning back isis is that on social media, they use the argument that they're on the advance, they're carrying out their jihad and of course this resonates with certain young men who enlist in their cause. this is why we would argue that a more effective strategy that would ro

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. >> 15 seconds, missy. >> mine, 145. and go skinny dipping when making creamy dips. whoo! thank you very much. >> good tips and done in 60 seconds. give it to me right there. let's go down to jenna, focused on trimming calories and also working out. >> savsavannah, we're trimming calories through the course of the day. starting with the basics, walking. i'm doing it right now. easy. effective. here is the number i want you to reach. 10,000. 10,000 steps a day. go get yourself an inexpensive pedometer at a pharmacy or something. clip it on. walk during commercial breaks. park further from the store. circle the mall three times before you walk in. find a way to hit 10,000 steps every day of the week, if possible. you will see results at the end of the week, in a month. you will feel better and you will get the blood moving every single day. three arm exercises that i use to help tone myself up after i had the baby. number one, we're going to do upper cuts, 100 upper cuts, core tight, biceps tight, back is tight. 100. number two, claps without actually touching. number

>> what do you do, little missy?nd toys. >> toys. wow. >> what do you do, sweetie? >> i make the military smile. >> how do you do that? >> i make cards for them. >> and you send them to them when they're overseas serving our country, right? >> we remember. >> you remember his story made -- your story made kathie lee cry. >> all the stories do. i love seeing children learn how to be kind early on. >> exactly. >> what about you, collin? >> i collect coats and give them to the open door mission for the homeless people. >> that is so great. you guys, do your parents do kind things for people? is that where you learned it? >> i would say yes. >> i see other people do it. >> what does it feel like when you do something kind for someone? >> it feels like i'm really awesome. >> you are really awesome. you guys have been having fun in new york city. >> what have you done here? >> what have you done here in new york? >> so far, i went to a restaurant. >> what did you do? >> what yare you going to do today? hello, you were all