let's talk about a couple of thos >> yes, i'll give it to you, mori. because mori say great partner to have in the field. we've been in the desert. we've been in the mountains. and it's aays good to have mori at your side. >> yeah, well, we've had the luck this year of going to several locations that proders dream to film. we've been in the desert where everything you point the camera at is picd resque. u can't miss. every single frame can be used-- in the salton sea story, the sun setsver the mountains by the sea, and it's an incredible sunset. in another setting we were filming in moab, with the moab music festival. and not only are we filming a classical music concert. middleilming it in t of this canyon of red rock. ♪ ♪ >> sreenivasan: and that's not some place you can drive to. >> it' we had to hike to it. we had to bring our camera gear in the canyon. >> sreenivasan: all of the musicians are carrying all their equipment. you showed that in the story. >> we didn't have it as bad as them. particular loot the baz player. he had his bass strapped to

la aficiÓn se mete durÍsimo, primero con darla favor y luego con funes mori. >> va en el cambio de juegoa tener opciones al frente, si pueda finalmente ir a puertas. vemos la repeticiÓn. >> hay un pequeÑo agarre pero creo que la exagera mucho. >> hablamos de que este es un jugador que muchas veces con le cometen la falta pero por exagerar un poco no se la marcan. es algo que Él tiene que mejorar y una de las cosas que le estÁ afectando en este segundo tiempo el equipo de monterrey es que ha salido su hombre que toca mÁs veces la pelota que es pizarro y unt orlan pavor en avilÉs hurtado que son mÁs laterales. >> el balÓn estÁ con el cata, observa al piojo y Éste va de primera retrasando para salas. viene aldrete, van para la ubicaciÓn de elÍas hernÁndez. el piojo con elÍas, claro, no en esta zona, un poco mÁs adelante. elÍas en el trazo para la ubicaciÓn de aguilar. no ofrece mucho del borde, mucha posibilidad defensiva, asÍ que si es en realizar y alvarado otra vez en esta posiciÓn, algo que no hizo en toda la primera parte. marcone para lichnovsky, esta presionando la mÁquina. el balÓn

mori a very key figure in all of this.obuko: that is true, and he has such a charming personality. and then barry, director captured the beautiful side of all the each people. and then i was very enjoyed for meeting all those people. and then again for this movie, no professional actor, no actress. everybody amateur, but they give a talk from the heart, so it's very, very good. robert: all right, well, let's take a look at a clip, and then we'll talk about it right after. nobuko: that'd be great. [speaking in foreign language] female: the bell rang and i'm on the look and said, "oh my god." and she picked up the telegram, and she read it and said, "he's missing. we regret to inform you that your son norman roland is missing in action." [speaking in foreign language] robert: now, this film was screened at the united nations, and you were able to make a presentation there. nobuko: yes, that was very true. so, when i came to this country, my father told me once, "if you go to america, i'd like to walk between the america and

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. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, an arrest after an attempted rape in an apartment complex ingo mory county, police tell us at the end of last month, this man attacked aoman cleaning an apartment building in the durwood area. said the bathroom needed more paper towels. when he s went in, he followed. poli used these pictures to help catchnceur s t >>> storm team 4 keeping a close watch. carolina could get more than a foot of snow. >> folks, this is a massive stem that is goi to leave a major impact all weekend long. parts to the south. amelia with new information just in. we are still looking in the clear on this thing, ?amel >> for the most part we are, jim and doreen, but we could see a bit of a wintry mix or light snow sunday night, especially soh of washington but for the most part, i'm keeping it dry for most of us this weekend. right now, cold out there. temperatures in the 20s and mid s. 34 in inwash.gtonmonassas and fredricks. a cold start tomorrow, a chilly day overl. our average high is 49 degrees. not just throughout the weekend, but even on into next week our temperatures runnin

rajini: meanwhile, there is mori tuat the white house.dent trump is on the hunt for a new chief of staff as heo lyeparesrt ways with general john kel. >> your cousin mary returned to rule in scotland. she is formidable. rajini: and the battle of two monarchs. we meet with the lead actresses inuehe new film about mary qenc. viewerswelcome to our on public telesion here in the s. and around the globe. with just g months before the u.k. withdraws from the european union, british prime minister theresa may postpones e n her brexit plan that was due on tuesday. speaking to parliament, she conceded she did not have p support h it through, including from her own party. mrs. maple go back to the eu leaders in the hope of finding a way forward. speaking before a rowdy house of commentsshe was jeered and heckled. some have called on her to go. others want a second referendum on the eu, something the prime minister has dismissed. prime min. m: many of the most controversial aspects of this deal, including the backstop, recently inescapable facts of

course, after the success of des storm, his pproval rating, i think, shot higher than any president in morysee members of the military there to bid him farewell. and members of congress. so this parur of nation's goodbye to presih.nt georg bush comes to an end. from texas on washington, a ng beautiful eve here as the president's flag-draped casket will lie in state until wednesday.rs and memf congress may pay their respects over the next few hours. >> president trump and melania trump wl be there later. president bush's remains will be flown back home to texas to be buried beside his beloved barbara at the george bush presidentiallibrary. we'll be back with live coverage of it all. or now that concludes our live coverage. i'll see out "nbc nightly news." on behalf of all of us, thank you for watching and good night. >>> quite a momentous occasion. the u.s. capitol row under a former president george herbert walker bush escorted to th rotunda where he will lie in state for the public to pay their spts. >> this really started when the plane carrying his casket arrived at joint base andrews th

mori hendrik hand is a veteran humanitarian worker who tracks the abuse in the international aid. she's not surprised that so many of the foreigners arrested in nepal for child sexual exploitation have been working for n.g.o.s or have been financially supporting found. i do think that nepal like any country where there are a lot of war children is a target because pedophiles look for disposable children nobody should be shot because this is how pedophiles gain access you don't gain access to children by being this horrible nasty. right you gain access by putting yourself in position of powerful vulnerable children so you get involved in children's charities you join the boys and girls club you're a shining light in the boys and girls club predators are social paths usually so they come across charming and you think oh this is such a lovely man but he just lost children and so there's a huge imbalance between the predators and the survivors. that imbalance between the accused and the alleged victims presents a major challenge for authorities prosecuting these cases police say to wh

one of our producers here mori rothman, he actually knew somebody who i believe belonged 'd actuallagogue, been to the synagogue for a bar mitzvah for one. so he was in the office doing a great job backing us up. he found us a member of the community to speak with.gr we just hit thnd running and just started meeting with people. d like most people we tal here, emily and her mom were confident theyth know some of victims and they were right. >> i know two of them i know that they were always greeting me, they were very kind souls. they brought smiles to my faces they were very close to my family, toe of my best friends. >> it's just starting to sink in this morning. i woke up this morning tired with a pit in my stomach for a second not really knowing why and then i remembered what happened. these are the people who were in synagogue on a saturday morning. theswere the diehards who were there because they wanted to celebrate their faith. >> sreenivasan: for the audience at home, what is that like dealing with a community in grief when you are part of this small army of press that descends o

but we also do give news of prime minister mori who's equally vocal. well and we know iran also is complaining and thing that they don't want to cut oil production even further trump and the trumpet ministration imposed these sanctions on their oil and that's a huge arena run as a hotbed of oil was a. major part of their economy at the end of the day you know one of the interesting things they're going to have to is is how also you know russia plays into those because they're not part of opec but they're a huge oil producer as well and they're at the meetings and. so they aren't part of opec they are attending the meetings but they are one of the top world's oil producers why they're not a part of opec i'm not sure but opec does keep in mind really russia and because of its in their you know oil production in order to make big decisions like these which is why they haven't come to a decision today and they're waiting to after they meet with russian producers tomorrow and that's to decide whether or not they're going to pull back from production potenti

w and soould go in with mori rothman or mike reagan who's another producer on the show and filming at the same time because you don't know what's ing to happen when, right? and you're just sort of ndering around the room trying to catch as much as you possibly can. we went back repeateery over the su we probably shot about 10 days total. it's great you get to follow a s process frrt to finish which we really get to do. also end up with hours a hours and hours of footage. >> sreenivasan: so how do you decide what to focus on after coming home with all that tape so to eak? >> yeah, i mean, you spend a lot of time sitting in front of the edit bay watching all of this and you know you basically asss what you caught, righ so you start to ke notes of the moments that are really interesting, you pick the characters that you caught the people who have the most to say are the interesting stories. we ended up profiling essentially three different pieces of clothing: a jacket a dress and a pant suit. >> as the summer went on is stewart's outfits slowly took shape. the team tested different types

with new year is resolution, top 3, according to a survey, that i want to start eating healthier, get morin self care, reading more, making new friends, and getting a new job. does anyone actually stick to their resolution. >> i started my regula regular , get rid of stuff, i put 75 books out on my stoop. get rid of it. do it but don't think too hard. >> i made mine with you last year, meditate more. kennedy: did you. >> i did. kennedy: well done. >> i don't do new year reading.. >> this is just my life plan. kennedy: february, the machines are open at the gym again. january is a nightmare. >> people pretending they know how to work the equipment. >> i get it. all right. >> panel thank you. >> thank you. >> matt, richard and lawrence. join me and pete, monday night 10 p.m., eastern, 7 in west, fox news channel, best new year's eve ever. coming up obamacare. that is no good. but a new study suggests president obama signature healthcare program may be killing people, i'll explain after the break. >> a great song, welcome back. road to hell 55ed with good intentions. lear, fore most obamacare

she asks, what is your weirdest christmas mory, dylan. >> mine, i don't know if it's weird.endo gameboy. we were driving to florida from new jersey. i was in the middle. th both had a game boy and i did not. >> what did you do? >> we stopped at every toy store on the way to florida and couldn't find it. >> game boy, that's a whole other question? >> that's what i want toknow. >> don't ask why, my mom got my dad life sized fiberglass cow to put in the yard. it was stolen on chrisas day. some young pranksters stole it. >> was it ever return? >> we got it back with a bot of of wine and they still have it. stuffers, wrapped or unwrapped? >> totally wrapped. >> really? >> yes. >> totally unwrapped. >> huh. >> angel or star on top of your tree? >> angel. >> we have an angel, too. >> yes. >> star is great too. >> star is good. we had a star wne yearn we couldn't find the angel. >> egg nog, yes or no? >> yes. 100% yes. >> pennsylvania dutch egg nog comes premixed in the bottle. t it. merry christmas. >> thank you for spending part of your morning with us. spread some che to people a

pipe he got stuck, but when i talked to him a few years later, he seemed to have really warm mel moriese run. >> they are both brutal murders, which is why they are in clinton to begin with. >> they both committed heinous crimes and that's an important part of telling the story, too, to understand these guys actually were not these sort of anti heroes. it's hard because when you tell a prison escape story, you're going to identify with those guys trying to get out. >> shot partially on location, "escape at danomora" in nearly unrecognizable patricia arquette as joyce mitchell, the -- supervisor that helped the men escape as a prison romance. >> as casting, does patricia arquette jump to mind immediately? when you see her, you think is that really patricia arquette. >> i felt like she's going to have to disappear into this person so we're not seeing another patricia we're used to seeing and she was willing to do that. >> the 53-year-old stiller has been directing since he was a kid growing up in new york city with his parents. the comic legends jerry stiller and ann mira. at age 10, ben'

. >> reporter: the moderator michelle moris asked of the sweet exchange between her and george w. bush. >> he had the presence of mind and sense of humaner to bring me a mint and he made it a point to give me that mint right then and there. and that's the beauty of george bush. >> mrs. obama shared experiences and events that shaped her life and are now port part of her memoir. president s.a.p. was at capacity and some waited hours to be first inside. >> it was my girl's birthday presents. i thought this would be a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> people came from all over the bay area, some as far as sacramento. >> it just warms my heart, to be able to just get mere her, to see here. >> diana evans got emotional describing this moment wanting to look her best she beirut her michelle obama swag. >> i just wanted to shine her light along with me wearing it. >> the former first lady has not only inspired fashion choices but empowered young woman. >> to be able to see her especially as an african-american female and her husband really inspiring. >> her message to the youth. >> so m

way to interpret what putin said that i'm not going to tell you this is how it will play out, but mori involved in u.s. policy i would try and test it. putin is hoping he's going to get a ukraine he wants. he's not. we know there are people in moscow who understand moscow's gritty veteran ukraine has not worked and is not going to work. so it is possible when portions believes, if he does leave because he may as well when they will take a much more serious look about making peace with your train. there are out there especially peacekeeping forces which could provide a cover. but i can tell you this, the kremlin will not win this war and ukraine. they'll have to make on terms that are largely acceptable to ukraine as long as western policy remains at least as strong as it is today what if the four of us have anything to say about it will get stronger the months ahead. >> the third question is to andre killinger now from cato and the red tie. [inaudible] my question your dimension, but what is more expensive to stop installation or stop the russian military sheep spending the two baltic

he was here that we spoke with ku professor jeffrey mori on about his book, 1925 scopes monkey trial.copes trial is significant because at least in part it was the most famous trial of the 20th century. the only major trial that was famous that didn't have a dead body in the middle. it was important for the themes it raised. questions of what educational system was for, it raised the big question of what do you do with religion in public schools? how much do you pass morality down to the next generation? and then of course the question of how you interpret the bible. what role does the bible have in american public life in the scopes trial is the best example of when we can talk about that. the scopes trial took place in dayton tennessee, a small town, still pretty hard to reach in tennessee, for what dayton had that a lot of schools didn't have at this time and a lot of other towns didn't have at this time, was a small group of boosters who thought once the state legislature had passed the butler law, which is debate over provisions that basically it was illegal for any teacher in th

starr: i apologize for grabbing the mike, but when you use that term, rogue prosecutor, , mories comeack to me [laughter] out of control, witchhunt, etc. now president clinton was much more elegant than president trump. he didn't tweet. greta: he didn't twitter, yeah. mr. starr: but he did his dirty work of challenging the prosecutor through surrogates. and it was pretty dirty stuff, .t was really dirty stuff isn't plugging my book, but go ahead if you see fit, the holiday season is here. [laughter] ms. van sustern: and he raises through the audio. stu has a book too. mr. starr: that's right, i will get his book for the holidays. so this is the thing -- yes, i wanted to be fired so i could go to pepperdine university. if i was really guilty of misconduct under the statute, as u rightly pointed out, the attorney general has certain controls and can fire the independent counsel for good cause. oddly enough, under the statute, one of the anomalies of the statute is, had i been either, i would have accepted it with good grace, written my book, pepperdine, and lives happily ever after. but

. >> my time is up, but as i've said here before, we've all been to that mory before and it didn't turn out very well. cautionary note. i yield back. >> and now the jae from indiana. mr. hollings worth is recognized for five minutes. >> good morning. the first thing i want to talk about is about how special are mortgage market is and our home ownership rate is. that is what i people talk about. how special this is and we can't change anything about it because it is special. what it reminds me of, as i talk to a ceo of a now successful technology company but a previously owned successful technology company that he spent ten years working on a piece of software and adding all sorts of special features but he found out it wasn't special in any way to the customer. and that is what i worry about here. we build a really special housing system, but i don't know that we have a special meaning in home ownership and a special marini -- a special meaning and talk about home mortgages as opposed to those around the developed world. >> i have made a study of international housing finance systems an

morÍ y despuÉs de 45 minutos le dijeron a mi familia que habÍan hecho todo.do explicarme como 45 minutos alguien pueda vivir y estÉ conmigo contÁndome la historia. carlos: es prÁcticamente imposible. aunque le estaban haciendo compresiones pero es un milagro. juan: esta es la pregunta que le iba a hacer al pastor delgado. es un milagro? pastor: claro que es un milagro. ella dijo dos cosas: luz y paz. las escrituras dicen que hay una ciudad en los cielos que es la nueva jerusalÉn y que van a descender en un futuro. ahÍ no se necesita luna ni sol porque el cordero es la luz que ilumina todo. por eso ven esa luz que los recibe. jesucristo es llamado en las escrituras el prÍncipe de paz asÍ que esa paz y esa luz viene del seÑor. muchas experiencias han dado lugar tambiÉn previamente porque hay muchos que han pasado esto. la luz es parte de lo mismo al igual que la paz. lo que pasa es que hay una misiÓn para ti,muy pocos regresan y es por quÉ hay una misiÓn. la mision puede ser futura y sino simplemente para dejarle saber al mundo de que hay una nueva vida. juan:

otro el original que te tocaba no era que escogÍa no hasta habÍa carta y estoy bien cuerda, no me morÍarlo valor y cuidarlo, si le das mucho, ni atenciÓn prestan lo tour a un por allÍ. >>> porque tiene demasiado y no lo valora. >>> ahora que aÑadir punto muy importante. >>> un niÑo con un juguete puede desarrollar un poco mÁs la capacidad de la creatividad de que mÁs hago con este jugo te que no solo para lo que es, si le das mucha atenciÓn tambiÉn este disminuye y no las las oportunidad de quedarse al niÑo con un juguete con un tiempo, y expando er el juego es muy importante el aspecto de estar pendientes de que no es darlo todo porque entonces tambiÉn ten elemos niÑos con dÉficit de atenciÓn. >>> bueno rÁpido. >>> yo creo perdÓname e igual estamos en el mismo bando pero creo que es tambiÉn que los papÁs se las pueden ingeniar mucho juguetes a ver tambiÉn piense cÓmo utiliza cada uno de ellos. >>> yo creo que cuando crecemos tenemos muchas limitaciones y mucha restricciones. son niÑos que disfruten mientras podemos porque la infancia pasa volando mientras el niÑo estÉ pequeÑo se pueda