. >> 14-year-old molly knows well the importance of giving blood. >> they didn't realize that molly hadd the car. >> in 1997 when molly was 17 months old, her mother backed over the toddler with the family car. >> she lost 50% of her blood by the time we god to oakland children's hospital and four broken ribs, a collapsed run and severed liver. >> after surgeries and trans figures molly pulled through. >> it saved my life actually. so without that bloody wouldn't be here. >> as she grew into a happy healthy teenager molly wanted to give something back in the form of her own blood drive called keep playing in forward. >> it was so great that this year the red cross brought enough staff to accommodate up to 200 donors. >> the public outpouring was overwhelming. we wanted to accommodate every donor that comes through. >> one of the first people to roll up hills sleeve at molly's event. >> can't be negative to give to the children. it's critical. >> there's a great need. if we don't do it who will? >> if someone needs blood, it's very important. >> as molly and her mother know all too well

>>reporter: 14-year-old molly knows well the importance of giving blood. >> i didn't realize that molly had snuck behind the bar. >>reporter: in 1997 when molly was just 17 months old her mother accidentally backed over the toddler with the family ca car. >> she lost over 50% of the blood by the time that we got to oakland children hospital and she had 4 broken ribs a collapsed lung and severed liver. >>reporter: after 2 surgery and numerous blood trans fusion molly pulled through. >> it saved my life actually. so would up that bloody wouldn't be here. >>reporter: as she grew into a happy healthy teenager molly wanted to give something back in the form of her own blood drive called keep paying it forward. turn out was so great at molly first blood drive this year the red cross brought enough staff to accommodate up to 200 donor. >> public outpouring was overwhelming. bring everything we had to accommodate every donor that comes through. >>reporter: bob was among the first people to roll up his sleeve at molly event. >> i'm o negative which men icap give to children so item critical. >>

>> shepard: molly henneberg live at the state department tonight. monthly, -- molly, thanks.and 8 other companies in the oil spill. the lawsuit asking the companies to hold costs available for clean up costs and no damages for limits that includes natural resources affected by the spill. the lawsuit does not put a price tag on the disaster. but it's expected to cost billions of dollars. april's explosion on the deep water horizon rig killed 1 workers. according to the feds cost 200 million gallons of oil to gush into the gulf. of the 200 million gallons, bp disputes the government's estimate. well, a gunman walked into a las vegas casino with a helmet on his head and walked out with more than a million dollars in chips. so what exactly can he do when w. those chips? we'll show you how investigators can use the loot to cash the thief. nearly a year after the feds said he tried to blow up a flight over detroit. today brand new charges against the accused underwear bomb from her christmas day. that's just ahead. aren't absorbed properly unless taken with food. he recommended cit

. >> they didn't realize molly had snuck behind a car. >> in 1997 when molly was just 17 months old her mother backed over the toddler with the family car. >> she lost over 50% of blood by the time we got to oakland childrens hospital. and she had four broken ribs and a receivered liver. >> after two surgeries and transfusions she pulled through. >> it saved my life. so... without that i won't be here. >> and she grew into a happy teenager molly wanted to give something back in the form of her own blood drive called keep paying it forward. >> turn out so great the first blood drive that this year the red cross brought enough staff to accommodate up to 200. >> public out pouring was overwhelming. we wanted to make hur to accommodate every donor. >> bob was among the first people to roll up a sleeve at the event. >> i'm 0 negative. it's critical. >> there is a great need f we don't do it, who will? >> every two seconds one needs blood. it's important. >> and they know too well the person in need isn't always a stranger. in clayton laura anthony abc 7 news. >> and for details on how to con

they are ryan ellison, 32, john pratto, 37, hippo 44, todd molly 47, and april litton, 33. only molly doesn't have a san francisco address. >> the only activities we get is stroller pushers. >> better idea of the neighborhood, ucsf is in the street and the hospital is down the street. finding this kind of operation here is rare. right now police can't be sure but believe the date rape drug ghb was made here. police are also giving an assist to the department of justice, whose crews know how to handle those toxic chemicals. one of people arrested here yesterday is the son of the homeowners who live upstairs. but as one of the neighbors told me, today, he hid it very well. reporting live, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police are also investigating the deadly shooting of a man in a city's richmond district. the victim was found inside an apartment on 23rd avenue last night around 9:00. paramedics were called but the victim died at the scene. we don't know the shooting victim's name. police will only say he was 20 to 30 years old. so far no arrests have be

shows you great true that a gap and take you down is not right molly? straight down. >> more with me in mali in a moment ago loaf.moment don't go we're back with molly anderson she is the creator of check 1 01, football for girls. that's the place to go if you want to get inside your man's head, to figure out what's going on as far as the ins and outs may be the x's and o's of the football world. this rate can sit there and enjoy and maybe even bluff your way through a game. something like that? let me ask you when women went out this website where they going to get out of it? >> they're going to get place to go that's very safe information about what's happening this week, what happened last week in football. if you'd like to know say what the what impact does or the wide receiver does you can look those up and i relate them to girl terms. the wide receivers sort of this super model of long, lean they're always posing for their people on the sidelines. you could find anything you want that's related to girls and a very short form. he don't have to go s

i stayed at molly's hotel. hi, molly. how are you? >> i am good. how are you? >> glenn: very good.r hotel is the general denver hotel. >> right. >> glenn: you're not a hilton. >> no. >> glenn: you're not somebody who has run a bunch of chain hotels. >> no. >> glenn: this is a really old, historic ehotel. >> it is. >> glenn: i got there probably midnight. about 15? >> 1:00. >> glenn: 1:00. [ laughter ] long day! got there at 1:00. you gave me a quick, real quick tour of the place. give me a hug. and it's just so great. you have been packed as a hotel. are we taking the whole hotel or do you have other people? >> no, just you. [ laughter ] >> glenn: i like mannequins. they have to have their own rooms. you bought it how? >> on a handshake. >> glenn: tell me the story. >> oh, dear. i was maybe driving around a bit much as the kids were older and i passed this hotel in wilmington, ohio. i thought it was gorgeous. it showed it to my husband who said whoa! that needs a lot of work, honey. but the small sign in the window, the kind you buy at the grocery store and it took me four tries be

they were thought to be magicians. 1725, oh molly in the west africa. the drums -- be ware of sea birds, be ware of men that steal up the river through the great forest. and into the savannah lands. the moans and groans, hundreds, thousands stolen, we rarely speak the taken, i will this time because you have asked. come back, back, back, far edge of memory. we recall them and they are black smith, by all accounts a master craftsman, worthy of praise, honored as a powerful magician. one who could speak the old names of the mother elements, earth, fire, water, wind. they would do as bidding, think. people sing praise songs. he was a gifted black smith. he is not remembered for that. he is best remembered for being a loving father. when his beloved wife died only after a year and embraced his newborn son, i will raise you myself. the elder women with argued against it saying you'll grow up wild without a gentle hand of a mother, a gentle hand to guide him. must divide by custom, take another wife or give the baby to a mother who is childless. how will you

dennis mcshea was out walking his dog molly this morning. he's never seen a pitbull okay the loose here. another neighbor who lives in the same block is worried about the reputation of pit bulls. >> it's kind of surprising because all the pit bulls i've known have been like superfriendly and all this stuff. and kind of -- it's really sad to hear about that because they already have a bad name. you don't wanna hear that anymore about pit bulls. >> the 41-year-old woman attacked was taken to regional medical center. and, again, the wounds, the injuries are described as major and serious. but, again, by san jose police, described as not life-threatening. so she was torn up pretty bad. the search this morning for these two gray pit bulls. owners if they have any unknown. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> time now 6:04. a fourth suspect in connection with a high-speed chase and fatal police shooting. after the chase, the suspect vehicle crashed into a fence in an oakland neighborhood. four men then tried to run. two were arrested at the scene, a th

bill: thank you molly. as we mentioned, attorney general ken cuccinelli out of virginia urging other courts to strike down that law. you will hear more from him a bit later in the show and you will hear from him, his prediction for the u.s. supreme court that he believes ultimately will decide this case. stay tuned on that. martha. martha: and also the governor of virginia applauded this decision. here he is with neil cavuto: >> this is a -- really a great positive step for federalism, i think this is what the founders would have applauded. there are certain elements of this bill, like building insurance expansion and other things that are going to take years to do and we're starting to incur expenses in virginia, so is every other governor, in being able to build insurance expansion and so forth that's going to cost tens of millions of dollars in states to do, so we need to get this resolved and that's why i hope other governors will join me in urging the justice department to use a -- the rules of federal

months old for some eighteen months we walked around the pole contended in every way possible short molly goofy father to female cop. tatiana thirteen. she is a foster mother for many of the charges now she is nursing the lion's little daughter her mother died during labor three other jobs died at the same time. then. we didn't expect it. but when we saw. we realized. i. was not breathing. she was placed in intensive care for five minutes and was saved. again she was. given. time. you know if you can stand to back legs. on something and look in very. sometimes. people don't run and get an indiscriminate. what sometimes people even cannot find him. african. the reserve keepers were hard pressed to. aspen leaves in crowds. and. the entire winter. wealthy british stock. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds barred global financial headlines kaiser reports. there are scores of caves around the nature reserve they present challenges of different complexities to those who venture to explore them this is a favorite venue for people who like the silent be

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it's good to remember that the same state that produced dick armey and rick perry also produced molly evans and jim high tower. things can swing back and forth. >> proud winner of the molly ivans with award, glad you brought her up, and i wish you were in charge and with us to this day. great thanks for your time tonight. that's december 15th, nine days since the republicans got the deal for the taxes for the rich. mr. boehner, where are the jobs? i'm keith olbermann. good night and good luck. >>> it's my party and i'll cry if i want to. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. leading off tonight, one down, one to go. the senate has just passed the tax bill that angered so many on the far left and the far right, a number of progressives are still promising to fight it in the house but our latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows americans left, right and center approve of the bill, which raises two questions. why is the minority making all the noise and why is the majority staying silent? two great questions. and speaking of today's poll, it

it's good to remember that the same state that produced dick armey and rick perry also produced molly evans and jim hightower. things can swing back and forth. >> proud winner of the molly ivans award, glad you brought her up, and i wish you were in charge and with us to this day. great thanks for your time tonight. that's december 15th, nine days since the republicans got the deal for the taxes for the rich. mr. boehner, where are the jobs? i'm keith olbermann. good night and good luck. >>> and now to discuss the game the gop is playing with national security with senator john kerry, ladies and gentlemen, here is rachel maddow. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, keith. thank you for that. and thanks to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. we begin tonight with some big news out of d.c. our long, national nightmare may finally be over. the united states senate, which has been the source of a weeks' long republican-imposed logjam is now freed, open, back up for business. you will recall at the beginning of this month, senate unified. all 42 members signed on to a lett

the tiny state of jibuti has become a major spring board for su molly refugees. at the border, a group of new arrivals from mowing dish issue. every day dozens of smaly refugees -- somali refugees arrive here. others try their luck crossing the gulf. this man said a shell landed on his home killing his whole family. os took pity on him and paid for his bus ticket to jibuti. the young man is likely to end up here. 14,000 refugees live at alley addie camp in jabuti, most of them from smolya. the government of jibuti is praised by the governments for hosting the refugees. >> what is your open door policy? >> somalis are our brothers and sisters. they are recruited to be workers and -- >> so you find -- [in >> and this is corrupting also our people. >> jibuti is a bridge between africa and the arab world and the u.n. backs its attempts to prevent so mallies from being smuggled into yemen. >> these watters are patrolled but up against a network of smuglers that carry around 500 every week to yemen. the human traffickers charge $100 u.s. dollars per person for a journe

molly henneberg leads our coverage. molly, good morning to you. does it pass or does it fail? >> reporter: democratic house leaders certainly have the numbers to pass it but it's not clear if it will actually pass. if it were to pass, this would be more -- maybe be more symbolic, it would allow democrats while they still control the house to show their base that they do not want to extend these tax cuts for the wealthy. republicans want to extend them for everyone, saying no one should get a tax hike in a recession. the vote in the house should be first up, it would extend bush tax cuts for -- families making $250,000 or less. it's not expected to pass in the senate. bill: republicanning are holding firm, with 42 votes in the senate. if that's the case, and it passes on the floor of the house and doesn't get anywhere in the senate, what happens then? and what are the chances of a deal by the end of this year? >> reporter: according to the temperature senate republican mitch mcconnell, the final sticking point between republicans and the obama administration, they're trying to

i >> humanizing medical mysteries and the others are molly caldwell crosby and rebecca skloot. i want to remind you that following 15 minutes after the office -- authors will sign their books on congress avenue between tenth and 11th street. i've been involved with book fairs for many years, and like 10 years ago i was taking -- and i mentioned i was a scientist and the author was a history writer. he turned to me and he said whoy are your favorite science writers? i was struck dumbfounded and i'm said, neal wilson, carl sagan. nothing came to me because the truth was i really wasn't gripped by science writing atn' that time. w but since then, writers like molly and rebecca have not onlyn got my attention but the attention of the world.no this is in large part because they are so skilled at ringing extremely difficult and complex subjects tose light. i know that if i were back inec that car today i would have the name molly caldwell and rebecca skloot roping off of my time. it is in the honor to introduceo them to you. mali holds a masters and arts degree in nonfiction and scie

philadelphia but it was a game that's one massively johns grab they need to bring in line manning and molly and manning and thirty five minute touchdown and they were fourteen three up that way through the second quarter and the wide receiver yet again. the quarterback had four touchdown passes on the night in his side with thirty one turned up in your face in the eagle stakes that incredible comeback they tied the game at thirty one of these in general matter in the morning show host michael vick right at the death of sean jackson did you see this tank johnson along with engine why you shut down to zero the ford going in and once the giant try a few weeks. while the lines elder brother peyton straight to touchdown passes with the indianapolis colts to victory thanks to jacksonville jaguars thirty four twenty four the lucas oil stadium austin collie collected both touchdowns rice for the colts and linebacker twenty one but less so often like this fight back to the school at twenty seven twenty four sprinted forty one yards for a touchdown single win for the colts and i'm tired believe me it

. >> yeah, molly shannon will be here. very funny lady. message as does mark consuelos. he married kelly ripa. he's a great actor in his own right and he has an important message with geraldo rivera. >> the two of them, are they going to show up in pajamas? it really is about pajamas. geraldo could look like hugh heffner later on. >> i was going for more short sleeves and shorts. good looking guys. let's start with the headlines. bitter cold, gusty winds and overall misery hitting the east coast this morning and winter hasn't officially started yet. that is miami. in midwest, they're still digging out and leaving 16 people dead. more than two feet of snow falling in some parts trapping more than 100 drivers on the road and triggering a fatal accident. today, engineers are going to examine the metrodome's roof to figure out if repairs can be finished before the vikings' next home game. that's next week. experts are from the company that actually made the teflon roof. metrodome officials should have a good idea if they can use the fields by

than high schools if i didn't spend enough money on sunglasses like of molly save for college and things like bad very few actually admit to an addiction is a dora does exactly what. the problem is way to twenty five things we do we need for a new dose of jackets sweaters and skirts she considers herself a shopaholic how many pairs of shoes do you have. so hundreds the urge to possess has taken over men to statistics see men and women compulsively shop equally in the us nowadays i'm actually excited about spencer runs during the last couple of years i've seen i think one hundred thousand dollars on clothes. while these numbers are simply unimaginable for millions of americans only a few are putting up a very loud fight against consumerism. reverend billy says a credit card exorcism on the entire nation is what can cure america fifteen million americans are addicted to shopping but many more americans fifteen million shop too much stuff like his main life mission is to chase away the shopping devil by putting on act in churches and shopping malls around the country because across the purp

. >> if they had put together the types of offerings you see in a molly stones department or dranacose foods or many of the independent grocers out there, they would have been more relevant. and they didn't do that. >> reporter: once delanos clears out, vacant store fronts will remain, no word yet on who will move in or when. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an east bay steel pipe factory is warning that it could lay off most of their employees. the plant manufacturers pipes for the emergency industry. >>> california employees of a major phone company are entitled to $6 million. find out why. >>> a new recall for it involves one of the company's most popular cars. >>> and a bay area based tech giant known for making big deals could be close to making it's biggest one yet. the discount service google is eyeing. >>> verizon has agreed to pay out $6 million to it's employees to settle a class action lawsuit filed by the state. the suit challenged the cell phone company family care and medical leave practices. it says workers were denied time off when they or their family members were s

. -- attention of molly smith. >> she was awakening into her sexuality in figuring out boys. >> juned professionals. her parents worked in film and television and the los angeles but moved here to live a normal life. >> i stepped up to the plate. >> watch out, broadway. june is following her dream. her big break has come in the right show. the unofficial word is broadway scouts have come to stop the possibility of bringing the arena production to new york. we knew her when. we hope she remembers her in the future. her parents moved out of california to get away from show business. >> it was just meant to be. coming up next on abc7 news at 5:00, this secret between model lisa's eyes that could lead to her new identity. >> have you ever tried to return a gift and had a >>> whether you purchase your daft on-line are the old- fashioned way, there is something you need to know that could save people lot of time, aberration, and money. >> the key word is money. we have more with what you need to know about restocking fees. >> that is right. many of these gifts will end up being returned to

molly morris is at the uso center in fort myer, virginia to learn about the different programs that support the troops during the holiday season. stay with us. we're coming right back. oh, i see. a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? >>> good morning. i'm holly morris. i know this is the last big push this weekend for you to do the holiday shopping. as you complete your list, maybe there is someone else you could add at the last minute. maybe you should consider adding someone in the military right now or a military family. nobody can help you do that more than the uso. we are live this morning at the uso center at what was known as fort myer. it is now joint base myer henderson hall. we are learning how supporting this uso supports our troops during the holidays. we will go into the honor guard lounge. we will learn how they were able to give away christmas trees and make military children's christmas dreams come true. there is a huge christmas party that they put t

the mosque was a place of worship for sam -- sam molly born teenager.hey took body cell samples from the 24-year-old man who lives in the house next to the islamic center. the suspect pleaded innocent in connection with the bomb plot. well, our meteorologist lisa argen is here now to get you prepared for what's ahead. >> we've got an area of dry air right now. mild temperatures. we're in the 50s. this is our high definition emeryville camera. pretty cloudy out there but a batch of rain is moving in today with some wind. the forecast coming right up. >> i bet the san francisco union street merchants are glad they did this last night. did this last night. they brightened things up for switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? yeah. ok, we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light... ...buttery and flaky... this is half. that is not half. guys i have more. [ female announcer ] do you have en

molly line is live in our boston bureau.does the site work, first of all molly and what do the students say about it. >> reporter: it's called rate bu.com. you can log on and rate your own classmates. the participants can upload the photos, most of them are being uploaded from facebook. participants determine which of a pair of pictures that pops up is the quote unquote hottest. there are more than 900 girls pictured so far. they added guys last week after calls for action on that. and it essentially shows just the top 25 ranked. if you're number 600 or 700 you won't be ranked, your picture pops up, people will vote, but the reaction has been pretty mixed on campus. >> it's disgusting. >> yeah it's really degrading. >> i hate it. i'm embarrassed i go to the u that somebody would make that. i can't speak nor harshly about it. >> reporter: other students like this site, millions of votes have been cast so far. the creator, a sophomore student is honoring requesting of anyone who wants to take their photo down. thus far he hasn

sarah and molly. >> good morning. >> yes. >> good morning to you. know, it's such a lovely idea to give a dog at - for -- you know to somebody who has been thinking about it, you don't want to spring a dog on somebody that doesn't want it but what is the importance of mixed breed rather than purebred? >> there isn't necessarily -- i think that we -- when i started out, the group was concentrated on that. it was just really important to me because everybody was fixed on mixed breeds. they didn't realize that a purebred doesn't mean it's well bred. there's a lot of very poorly, poorly nonbreed standards out there and i wanted people to realize that not only were there cute little dogs like this in rescue but they were actually pure bred. they had been passed along. one isn't better than the other but people think that purebred is better. these are actually what you call designer dogs. chihuahuas and yorkies and this is a mother and this is a daughter. >> what was the story with sarah and molly? >> they were abandoned at a kill shelter. i think they we

one neighbor out here this morning was walking molly and told us he had not heard of pitbull attacks.> i've never seen pit bulls loose. i walk this dog every day, every morning. and there's a couple of chihuahuas that bark at her all the time when we go by but i've never seen any loose pit bulls around here or anything. >> and hopefully he won't. the victim was taken to regional medical center with serious and major injuries but they're also described as not life-threatening. the woman was torn up but she's expected to survive. they expect to go after these pit bulls in a serious way trying to get these deadly dogs off the street before they attack again. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thank you. 5:31. a contra costa county man is scheduled to be arraigned today in the shooting death of a popular east palo alto drug and anti-violence counselor. david lewis was gunned down six months ago in the parking garage of hillsdale mall in san mateo. it wasn't until the last two days that police developed the leads in the case that led to the arrest of the suspect gregory heleft arms. inconsist

. >> this morning, molly hooper has the latest on congress. then, frank gaffney discusses his opposition to the start treaty that the senate is currently debating. later, national journal economics correspondent jim tankersley talks about how the tax bill might impact consumers and the overall economy. "washington journal" is next. . . richard: other people talking about how funding will be done over congress and big ticket items. you have a chance to weigh in on that. the battle over spending has bee gun. pick the line that best represents you and start calling in. emails are welcome as well host: here is the headlines i was talking about this morning. the death of the spending bill was a set back for the white house. host: so there it is. specifically when it comes to spending and the spending bill, this is the editors of the wall street journal. they say as for the demise of the $1.1 trillion spending bill, do you believe in miracles? the credit goes to senate leader making the political stakes. the gop senators who change their mind watchi

. >> oh, good golly miss molly, ooh!wife i was working with? >> that's right. >> how many years? >> we've made it almost ten. >> you made it. man, you know what, she's wonderful. and her birthday is coming up. >> you just had a birthday. >> i celebrate all month. i don't know about you. >> you told ellen degeneres you were going to get arrested for your birthday. how did that work out? >> close. i had enough bail money. we went from city to city promoting the album, i went to atlanta, d.c., now, i'm in new york city! new york, baby, all day! >> tell us about this album "best night of my life." >> it's incredible. i've got drake on the album. ludacris. and soulja boy. my daughter told me make sure you keep it young enough so she can still dance. for my seasoned people like myself, i got love music like "sleeping pill" and" 15 minutes." "sleeping pill means" we'll talk about that later. >> you got some hip-hop? >> hip-hop. are we going to participate, north carolina state? if you're independent, you're living your life goo

molly o'neil, thank you so much for this. happy holidays.e hands of anyone younger than 21. it coming after the death of a burlingame teej who drank and got behind the wheel of his car and crashed. his mother will be when the bill is introduced. party buses don't fall under the alcohol laws for transportation companies. more local news in a half hour. the "today" show returns in a minute. for itchy dry skin. try cortizone 10 intensive healing. the strongest itch relief medicine now has three vitamins and seven moisturizers. feel the heal. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >p >>> from nbc news this "toda"today" witp "today"t r and hoda kotb liv r 1a 1a in r 1a 1a i rockefeller . >> you are too funny. itrit'p it's wines day everybodeverybody, decembp. >> that'p >> that's what y. >> what's is there click it. >> i did go on to say people are buying them, and they're buying your song. >> four, four people. one of them is my mother, i swear. >> they're itune clicking them for 99 cents. what you know the number one song on the list is,

"one big table" by molly o'neill, she traveled around, calling down from thousands of fishermen, pit, "the essential "new york times" cook book," by amanda hesser. she went through thousands of recipes and came up with the best. the plum tort is the most asked for tort. it's eight ingredients, and four steps. it's all with a spoon. >> i love her column. she goes back to recipes from the 1930s and '40s. this is a great book. >> great book. now, we have some good reading books. first of all, we have to mention that julia child was a "gma" family member for years. and we just loved her. that's why i started working here because i worked with her. >> no kidding? >> yeah. but this is a book, letters between julia child and avis devoto. >> and avis told her, you can make a fortune if you do this. >> and it's a great book. and they didn't meet. they wrote letters back and forth before they met. "in the kitchen with a good appetite," melissa clark, so funny. the recipes are great. but i love things like waffling towards dinner. it's about breakfast for dinner. the recipes are great. and she'

if you have aunt molly who routinely yells at the kids and gets them crying.xpectations up front. and be clear. i don't want you to drink excessively on my holiday. i don't want you yelling at the kids. you have the right to stand up for health in your holiday. >> clear expectations can help you in many regards. many kids, coming home from college. >> oh, my gosh. >> and back under mom and dad's roof. >> what a pain. and they come for a long time. one of the things i say, the more you pay, the less they stay. they can be back three, four, five weeks. and really, the same thing, though. keep your expectations clear. do you want them to have a job? is it okay with you if they work on their studies? is video games okay? you have the right to have things run the way you want in your house. make it clear up front. >> finally, terry, those people who are home alone. they don't have loved ones to share this holiday with. >> yes. that's the other thing that nobody talks about, which is loss. you can be isolated. and you feel very lonely. or you can be in the middle of

but she happens to be joined by a beautiful family -- donald, ben, molly, dina and rebecca. [laughter] rebecca is down here. so i want to turn -- there she is. yes, she is adorable. [laughter] as michelle -- [laughter] as michelle said as we were getting on stage, she will be stealing the show. [laughter] so we're going to turn it over to susan and her family for the blessings. >> so happy hanukkah to all of ♪ ♪ >> blessed are you, lord our god, you're more of our universe that has commanded us to kindle the hanukkah light. blessed are you, our god, rule of the universe who performed miracles for our forefathers in those days at this time. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> so, happy hanukkah to all of be patient in the line. [laughter] and i just want to let everybody picture. [laughter] happy hanukkah, everybody. [applause] >> next, a report of the personal finances of members of congress. then, an fcc meeting on the rules and after that, a senate banking committee on mortgage programs. >> visit our sea spans for four months, umbrellas and more. it is all available online. >> i am the educ

molly henneberg is live from washington with more on this. what information are we getting, what is this concern based on from these iraqi authorities? >> reporter: hi martha. iraqi authorities say they've rounded more than 70 insurgents recently and some claim to be part of an al-qaeda cell, with direct tie toss al-qaeda leaders in pakistan. jalwad al balani says al-qaeda plans to launch a series of suicide attacks in the u.s. and europe this christmas season, al bahlani did not say which may be in the crosshairs, but he said captured al-qaeda militants insisted after the fact that the bombing in stock hole o'clock was the first, that attack killed a bomber who was an iraqi-born swedish citizen and injured two others. zabari says these claims are, quote, a critical threat. martha: what about here in the u.s.? how concerned are u.s. officials about this intelligence, how credible do they believe it is? >> they're always heightened alert. you mentioned the underwear bomb their tried to blow up a plane in detroit on christmas day. don't forget

somehow she and three children, molly, sir joshua on manage toad put up with three decades of public w service. we thank them all for sharing judd what does us all these years in washington. this one of judd's greatest assets an a senator has been his profound love for this institution andit. his gratitude for having had a chance to serve as a member of e it. he never took this place or this job for granted.rein in as he once put it, for my first. in my first in the senate they have remained in all this obviously interesting place, which he just expressed again.nk it around and take in its history,e it never ceases to hit me that this is the most successful, deliberative democracy in there history. it's an honor to serve their. not to say that i try to convince a judge to stay is an understatement. but he knew it was his time to x move on and to write the next chapter, the next chapter in hie life. all ththe time, i can't help but note that when jed walks out of his chamber, when he walks out of this chamber for the last time, he'll leave an enormous void behind. and so i'll close, o

she is she's raised two exceptional children in our family, molly, ver and joshua. some of them think they're aging a little bit, but they're still young. and their value system and their belief in this nation and their willingness to give of themselves to other people is a direct expression of the values that kathy has given them, sometimes a little overcompetitive on occasion, but that has been one of her strengths also. and we've been through some hard and some good times and she has been there to be our lighthouse. so i express my love to her and thanks. bismarck at the beginning of the 20th century said -- first i should say, kathy told me i shouldn't walk back and forth like this. i've been doing it for 18 years and she says it makes people sick watching it on tv. it was like the famous time she called out -- we were having a colloquy. i'm talking to i think johnny isakson, she calls the floor staff and says go out and tell him to turn around and face the cameras. bismarck at the turn. 20th century -- bismarck was one of the true great forces in europe through

. >> and molly walker. what you are up there, do you guys know if it is from wisdom teeth procedures? that seems like a common procedure in high school. >> do you know down to that level? >> i do not know the specifics. i just know from personal experience, and the experience of other family members, that they often get longer duration prescriptions than necessary. you can keep the duration as long, but it will just require someone to go back and refill the prescription if they needed. my guess is that 80% will never go back and we fill the prescription. >> to that specific question, we are calling a group of efforts -- experts to figure out what the prescription practices were. to start with, and there are medical specialties that account for most of the prescriptions which are dentists and emergency physicians. among the dentists, the first perception was related to your question, extracting the wisdom teeth, but then what became evident in a more thorough analysis was that many of those prescriptions cou

. >> the line - up this day runs from doggy adoption to molly shannon to rudy guiliani. >> you don't not alone. "fox & friends" is the number one morning program in cable news. >> just hope somehow, some way, it becomes a genius segment that lives on in infamy. >> and that's tonight's daily brief. >> steve: very nice. thank you very much "insider." >> brian: what i do is i usually tivo it and watch it. >> gretchen: i don't bother. let's talk about politics again because that big spending bill, while you were sleeping overnight, got canceled. what happened with that whole thing? harry reid, who was very much behind it, suddenly said, you know what? this thing is not going to pass. he lost the support of nine republicans who were once on board. a democratic senator, claire mccaskill, who has been against earmarks since she came into office in 2006, she said this after the spending bill got stopped. >> this sprung from a bipartisan effort of the appropriations committee and every member on that side of the aisle knows it. they know it. and they know the earmarks in there. there are almo

. >> and molly walker. what you are up there, do you guys know if it is from wisdom teeth procedures? that seems like a common procedure in high school. >> do you know down to that level? >> i do not know the specifics. i just know from personal experience, and the experience of other family members, that they often get longer duration prescriptions than necessary. you can keep the duration as long, but it will just require someone to go back and refill the prescription if they needed. my guess is that 80% will never go back and we fill the prescription. >> to that specific question, we are calling a group of efforts -- experts to figure out what the prescription practices were. to start with, and there are medical specialties that account for most of the prescriptions which are dentists and emergency physicians. among the dentists, the first perception was related to your question, extracting the wisdom teeth, but then what became evident in a more thorough analysis was that many of those prescriptions cou

. >> and molly walker. what you are up there, do you guys know if it is from wisdom teeth procedures? that seems like a common procedure in high school. >> do you know down to that level? >> i do not know the specifics. i just know from personal experience, and the experience of other family members, that they often get longer duration prescriptions than necessary. you can keep the duration as long, but it will just require someone to go back and refill the prescription if they needed. my guess is that 80% will never go back and we fill the prescription. >> to that specific question, we are calling a group of efforts -- experts to figure out what the prescription practices were. to start with, and there are medical specialties that account for most of the prescriptions which are dentists and emergency physicians. among the dentists, the first perception was related to your question, extracting the wisdom teeth, but then what became evident in a more thorough analysis was that many of those prescriptions cou

but she happens to be joined by a beautiful family -- donald, ben, molly, dina and rebecca. rebecca is down here. so i want to turn -- there she is. yes, she is adorable. as michelle -- as michelle said as we were getting on stage, she will be stealing the show. so were going to turn it over to susan and her family for the blessings. sflotes ♪ >> blessd are you. ruler of our union strers who has commanded us -- universe. blessed are you our god ruler of the universe who performed miracles with our forefathers. ♪ [applause] >> so happy hanukkah to all of you. we're going to see most of you downstairs. be patient in the line. i just want to let everybody know, yes, they will be able to photo shop my lip for the picture. happy hanukkah, everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captions performed by the national captioning institute] >> we want to welcome the editor of the open secrets blog. thank you so much for being with us. >> good to be with you. >> money and politician. how much members of congress are without. i will get to that. "the washingto

molly. >> when speaker hatcher was leading the house republicans, he had a role that they would bring up legislation without a majority. will you have that same role instituted with the conference? >> i will run the house my way. i will work with members on both sides of the aisle to decide what should come to the floor and which should not come to the floor. i do not think that we just need to set up a hard roll and hard walls that get in the way of doing the will of the american people. if we are open to each other and we are willing to listen to the american people, we will have to debate every day and we will have a happy outcome. >> it is said that president obama will do washington's business and you will do the people's business. what is the difference? >> the american people will set our agenda in terms of what we do here in the house. >> is the last time and obama- boehner compromise will exist? >> we will take it one day at a time. >> others in the white house would urge you to think that this agreement -- >> i was glad that we were able to come to an agreement on stopping a