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mrs. trump: good morning. good morning. so nice to meet you. hello. how are you? u are doing a great job. what are your plans for christmas? >> i'm going to go to new york. mrs. trump: new york, wow. to see all my family members. >> i have no idea. mrs. trump: no idea? will be a long letter? maybe, i don't know. do you like it? show me what you are doing. >> [indiscernible] mrs. trump: we are going to do a tradition. >> i have a question for you. mrs. trump: lions. they are beautiful. >> i don't have one. mrs. trump: you don't have one? >> i have a dog. mrs. trump: what do you do for hobbies? >> i like music. >> [indiscernible] beautiful. beautiful. can you take it home? what are your plans? what are you going to do? >> stay home. or go to church. >> i will go to church. we will go to a service and then spent time with the family. and you don't have school at that time. it is good to study hard, right? very nice. have you been to the white house before? >> no. mrs. trump: you must be special today for you. how old are you? >> nine. mrs. trump: any birthdays coming

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nice. [indiscernible] mrs. mr. trump: is mine. do you like it? >> we're making -- >> right here.] >> it is a tradition. a tradition. >> i don't know. >> oh. >> it is beautiful. >> what did you say? which one? >> i don't have one. >> right? exits beautiful. >> i like to four hobbies. >> that's beautiful. >> right. >> beautiful. are you going to take this on? >> yes. >> will you go to church service? we spend some time with family? do you have a big family? >> probably we will have a winter fast. [indiscernible conversation] >> it is a special christmas celebration. did you write a letter to santa? who do you think is santa then? the never believed from beginning. like snow? >> ever? >> you didn't know? >> yes? [laughter] >> that is beautiful. some money colors. i love it. beautiful. many colors. beautiful. [indiscernible conversations] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> yes. [indiscernible] happy thanksgiving. >> spend some time with family, yes? >> that's nice. >> what are you doing? >> do want to tell me what you are doing? >> i was trying to make a drawing here. some people are out

mr. b! nice threads! (chuckles) uh-oh, did somebody die? we're having a meeting with billie cassidy this morning. should be here any minute. it's my lucky deal-making tie. well, you look very sharp, sir. thank you. anytime you're meeting an old flame,

mr. ambassador, nice to see you.do you make of defense secretary mattis to be at quote the top of your game in case there is a military conflict with north korea. >> i think this is something secretary mattis emphasized. but i think this is pretty good advice for all components of the military. mike: with the olympics taking place in nearby south but they were amazed how they were able to get their missiles and nuclear warheads this year. cia director mike pence said a few months ago it might be a few months and they will be ready. if we are going to consider the use of preemptive military force, you don't want to come close to estimating when they cross the finish line. the last thing we want if they trike is to still have a nuclear capability. >> there are times when you have the hear of top officials at the white house and our government. your advice to them? >> to the extent there is any possibility of putting pressure on china to do something about the regime in north korea. they don't see it as being in their i

. >> i was mr. nice guy for a long time. it done me no good.nd of taking a different approach to life right now being more serious and more not such a nice guy. >> reporter: after venting about the vandalism, the 40-minute interview was over. but investigators weren't done. they'd be back to question tate again. >> so what'd you think you had when you got back in your vehicle? >> we still had a whodunit in >> reporter: but lisa's step-mom and sister had no doubts whatsoever. >> i thought it was brian tate. >> reporter: but investigators knew they still had to talk to the husband. when agents scheduled an official interview with seth for that same day, it didn't sit well with amy. >> is this how you -- how you always treat grieving husbands? and i started crying. i'm there thinking, they're being so mean to me. >> we kind of got into an argument because i'm like they have to do that. >> reporter: would-be cop seth techel agreed completely. he knew the spouse had to be ruled out. he said he was eager to get seth crossed off the suspect list as so

mr. bannon, nice guy, here's the problem, in nato we're your allies and we do this but we have regional responsibilities. you have global responsibility. that's the problem. the eu is the size of the united states of america. it has about 350 million people. its economy is like $15 trillion. their mindset is they got their deal and they'll put as minimum as possible. they can field three combat divisions to pro tem them from the russians they need another nine. i was a naval officer on a destroyer. two-thirds of my crew, of the guys in my division, black and hispanic. my daughter is a west point grad and an army officer. [ applause ] >> she served in iraq with the 1 101st airborne. she had 15 noncommissioned officers that reported to her. two two-thirds of them black and hispanic. that security around the world is your money and your kids. and here's the question. and they're up there with john mccain and all the democrats and giving the shining city on the hill. it's all fine. but let's have a partner discussion and talk about facts. here's the facts. you underwrite it and your kids put their lives on

mr. mueller's job easier, and that's a nice thing to do. merry christmas. >> several calling for mccabe's removal. democrats argue the gop criticism are meant to undermine special counsel mueller has the investigation intensifies. let's discuss all this. our commentary writer and editor at "the washington examiner." good to see you. it has been airing of the grievances all year long for this president. i know he wants to take credit for this war on christmas, but this war on the fbi, is it shared by republicans in congress, or is this opinion from the republican senator -- he tweeted this. the thwarted isis inspired attack on san fran ki-- thankfu christopher ray and his team, the very people the president is knocking on twitter. so is the president's war on the fbi shared by republicans in congress? >> i think you'll find the republican is split. if you look at the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server, led by a republican, james comey, finding that there was no indictment on there, was pretty unnerving to a lot of republicans

the commission is now fourteen days to decide whether loved ones a can do the deal or not mrs vesta can hand nice christmas present to lift on to ok the deal but you can also say i need ninety more days to prove and check this and this is much more likely tons as also offering not to buy nicky the holiday carrier which is attached to evelyn and they are others who want to buy that but if this is enough to ok the deal we have to wait and see and now we have fourteen days more to wait bentley in brussels thank you. and in case you missed it the oil price is above sixty dollars again and opec wants it to stay there at least that's the aim of the latest deal agreed in vienna on thursday the organization of oil exporting countries will keep the pumps on low revs extending a cap on global supplies for the next nine months saudi arabia believes the market has yet to rebalance and warns it is premature to talk about exiting the cuts at least for a couple of quarters due to an arrest in libya and lower than normal production in nigeria opec members also decided to limit nigeria's output but have yet to ag

mr. gonzales. nice to meet you. mr. hammons, i want to let you know that my son just graduated from lindsay high school two days ago. oh, great. how exciting. so what's the plan now? he says that's what i'm here to talk to you about. come on, sit down. what's going on? says mr. hammons, my son has a a high school diploma from lindsay high school in his hands. could you give me that newspaper up there on the shelf? mr. hammons reaches back, gives the newspaper to mr. gonzales. mr. gonzales puts it in front of his son and says go ahead, son, read this newspaper for mr. hammons, the new principal at lindsay high school. come on, read the article right here. after a moment of silence, junior puts his head down and begins to cry and says, dad, you know i don't know how to read. that was a real lindsay learner, and there were hundreds or thousands of them that we failed over the years. and you know what? the traditional model, there are people all across our country for getting a high school diploma that makes them feel like

mr. mueller's job easier and that's a nice thing to do. merry christmas. >> several republicans including chuck grassley have called for mccabe's removal. democrats argue the gop criticism are meant to undermine robert mueller. >> two outgoing republican lawmakers with a harsh assessment of the president and republican party. as senator jeff flake and charlie dent warning of trump's negative influence. >> look at some of the audiences cheering for republicans sometimes. you look out there and say those are the spasms of a dying party. when you look at the lack of diversity sometime. anger and resent m are not a governing philosophy. if we continue to go down that path i think you'll have a lot of people realize there's no future for them in this party. i no he a lot of them. certainly the president has been a factor. i've often said this administration at times has taken the fun out of dis function. i expect a certain amount but sometimes you can laugh at it but it's not so funny anymore. now the issue is loyalty to the man. to the preside

mr. thomas. that was very nice of you. >> reporter: all thanks to one teacher, paying back the kindness these kidsonight, we salute teacher jeffrey thomas and the entire staff at lew wallace school. those scarves look great. thanks so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. "gma" and "this week" in the morning, and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. one day after we learn a terror plot has been foiled. >> and a new tactic thieves use to steal shoppers gifts at stores. >>> and the common item that sometimes have robbers resorting to violent tactics to get their hands on >>> well, a little over 24 hours after learning of a plot to attack pier 39 on christmas day drone view 7 finds a large crowd at the popular tourist spot. >> this is our country. this is america, okay? you can't get rattled. >> threat or no threat, we've found plenty of feem, some defiant that they will not let one person scare them away. >> even with the threat fresh on many minds, pier 39 was bustling with activity now. >> a former marine now sitting in jail accused of hatching the plot. with

nice to meet you. is this an event space? nick: it's an event space, and then next door we have our commercial kitchen where mr. cory does his cooking. cory: hello. lemonis: is this where the magic happens? cory: yes, and i actually have a gift for you. it's a shirt. lemonis: okay. cory: oh! now, that looks nice. lemonis: so you know that i'm people, process, product guy, right? cory: mm-hmm. lemonis: so the people, we're square. cory: yeah. yep. lemonis: we got good people. i need to understand the process and how the product works. cory: okay. lisa: so don't mix it too much. after that, just mix it... you don't want it too creamy. lemonis: where did you learn how to bake, lisa? lisa: school of hard knocks. lemonis: you want me to still leave it a little chunky, right? lisa: yeah. just like that. yep, and then you're gonna take four eggs and crack them. what kind of cracking was that? lemonis: what do you mean? lisa: you got to crack it one time, and you're putting eggshells in here. like that, one egg. go ahead. there! you got it. that's it. no more cracking eggs. lemonis: have you ever looked for a co-packer?

mr. carter is a nice man but inept president. >> there are hundreds of reporters here, interviewing eachee are discussing whether the talks are friendly, intense, we don't know because of unprecedented secrecy. >> by the end of the second day, rosalynn says you could hear them screaming at each other at the top of their lungs. carter had to physically separate them. block them from leaving. >> the middle east summit at camp david is a week old and no official word on how the talks are going or when they might end. their length has given rise to reports of a stalemate. >> carter had a photograph of the three men and made up copies for begin's nine grandchildren and signed each of them, "love jimmy carter." very reluctantly, carter went back to see begin. carter handed him the photographs and said, "i had hoped to write that this is where your grandfather and i made peace." and begin began to weep. carter went back to his cabin to tell sadat that the signing was off. and the phone rang. and it was begin saying that he would sign. >> we are privileged to witness tonight a significant achiev

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mr. secretary, nice to see you again, happy new year. >> happy new year to you thank you. keep up the good work. >> former hud secretary henry cisneros joining us today. >>> rets gplus signs among the r averages the dow the only one in record territory right now. joining our exchange today, quincy crosby from pru den dentt post 9 sitting next to kenny from o'neal securities and welcome back rick santelli as well kenny, we've been highlighting all week it's been a very quiet week you know, in the past few years we haven't had that. we had a market that just either was booming or heading south in a big way, but this year it feels like the market's either in a wait-and-see mode or fell like they figured everything out. >> it is, you know, we had this conversation, we've been talking about it for a while, the market is gliding into the end o the year, right, with the s&p up 25%, the dollar up almost 28% and with the nasdaq up almost over 30% you know, in the last couple -- the last week here, last couple days, no one is making any changes. they're going to let it ride which is

mr. orville roger s nice to see you again how are you? >> i'm great.ad to be with you once more. >> arthel: happy birthday again to you. what does it feel like having your family run alongside you to celebrate your 100th birthday which was last tuesday? >> it's incredible. we have a very close knit family and we try to get together every summer for vacation and this is just a bonus thrown in. all 31 of my family were here. >> arthel: and have you noticed if any of your grandchildren or great grandchildren got the running bug like you? >> a few, yes. one of my sons has four sons of his own and they all combine to run a marathon about two years ago in new orleans. i hope to be with them but i had a health problem and couldn't make it. >> arthel: but you've done a lot of running and you hold 13 world track records and you train every other day i understand and you run three times a week. yes. >> arthel: but here is the thing you didn't start returning until you were 50. what made you start? >> that's an interesting story. i read a book by dr. kenneth coop

the gentleman from massachusetts is elect niced. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. apparently the gentleman forgets the difference between the clinton years and the bush years as it relates to deficits. with that, i yield to the gentlelady from california, distinguished leader, congresswoman pelosi. the gentlewoman is recognized -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank him and the democratic member of the ways and means committee for being committed to the truth. to the facts. and to hear the distinguished chairman of the committee say what he said about the budget is almost ludicrous. almost laughable. if it weren't so serious in terms of the impact that it has on america's future. he knows that in the last four, maybe even five years of the clinton administration, the budget was in balance or in surplus. the operational budget. and it was on a path to reducing the national debt. until president bush came in, gave tax cuts to the high end, a giveaway to

mr. barkley was really nice in the interview, jake asked him to send a message to trump. he said, no, no thank you, i'm going to keep this message focused on the democratic party. he's not getting stuck in the trump trap. doug jones didn't get caught up in this trump trap. they kept their noses down. and they kept on message. i think that was very smart and very effective and, man, i think there might be a senator barkley in the future at some point. >> no doubt. >> he's expressed an interest in running in alabama before. >> one of the things i think to amanda's point that the democrats have got to get is that we cannot just be anti-trump. that's a piece of things, but you have to play two parts offense to one part defense. >> correct. >> so doug jones in his speech tonight, he talked about the state children's health insurance program. do people care about that? you bet they do. he talked about how important is to have common ground and get things done for people. he didn't mention trump. he didn't even mention moore. he was all about alabama and what he was going to do

mr. bannon, scottish guy, nice guy. he said here's the problem. we've got, in nato, we're your allies and da tada tada, we do this, we have regional responsibilities. you have global responsibilities. i said, ship mate, that's the problem. the e.u. is the size of the united states of america. it has about 350 million people. it's economy is like $15 trillion. but their mind-set is they have their deal. they'll put as minimum as possible. they can field three combat divisions to protect them from the russians they need another 9. of kids in your community. my daughter -- i was a naval officer on the destroyer. you know, half two-thirds of my crew, of the guys in my division, black and hispanic. my daughter is a west point grad and army officer. [ applause ] she served in iraq with the 101st airborne. she left her last command. she had 15 noncommissioned officers, sergeants that reported to her. two-thirds of them black and hispanic. average combat tour is five or six, okay. that security around the world is your money and your kids. [ applause ] he

the gentleman from massachusetts is elect niced. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. apparently the gentleman forgets the difference between the clinton years and the bush years as it relates to deficits. with that, i yield to the gentlelady from california, distinguished leader, congresswoman pelosi. the gentlewoman is recognized -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank him and the democratic member of the ways and means committee for being committed to the truth. to the facts. and to hear the distinguished chairman of the committee say what he said about the budget is almost ludicrous. almost laughable. if it weren't so serious in terms of the impact that it has on america's future. he knows that in the last four, maybe even five years of the clinton administration, the budget was in balance or in surplus. the operational budget. and it was on a path to reducing the national debt. until president bush came in, gave tax cuts to the high end, a giveaway to

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mr. ross and everybody else. penn's landing, a nice, dry view. if you've ever gone skating in the snow, you have a chance tomorrow. fun, back to you. . we'll see that light snow falling tomorrow at penn's landing. just the temperatures falling. camping out, it's above freezing. and in exton where mr. ross is, 32 degrees this morning. a cold start all around for the suburbs. 20s, too, 29 in milford township. we will see some sunshine breaking through in the suburbs. it's going to be a mostly cloudy day peaking in the low 40s for philadelphia. the suburbs, upper 30s this afternoon. clouds increasing during the day. we'll get sunshine this morning in allentown and easton and kutztown. later today, cloudy skies and a mostly cloudy but dry day for new jersey. it's the shore that could see some showers late in the day. some raindrops and then during the evening hours, the first snowflakes. the temperatures i expect to be above freezing. you'll see that same mix for rehoboth beach, while it stays dry in wilmington. dry today. tomorrow, a different story

>> well, the president repeatedly says nice things about mr. putin. he's done things that our allies are very concerned about and our relationships with them as far as what he says about mr. putin and mr. putin's activities. we are concerned that he missed that first deadline. senator mccain and i have sent letters to the administration. we intend to very closely monitor the next deadline, which is in january. we expect the administration to carry out the law. it's mandatory sanctions. if russia doesn't change its behavior and has not changed its behavior, the administration is required to impose sanctions and we'll be watching very closely to make sure that's done. >> trump administration officials said they're taking time to make sure there are no negative side effects. that they're tailoring the sanctions and being very specific. do you take officials at their word or do you think the delay has to do with president trump and the fact that he doesn't say bad things about russia and signed these sanctions reluctantly? >> well, we know mr. putin. mr.

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mr. magee. it's nice. so these are great -- it's great time of year.. >> did you sing in the choir growing you. >> i'm not a singer. you may have not realized >> i wasn't sure. >> previous videos and other performances in here i'm not singer. >> you have a whole lot of heart. >> i wasn't sure. >> wisdom was on the liturgical dance team. >> dancing is another story. >> your son play as musical instrument. >> yes he does, sometimes. we need to work on that pra practice. >> a whole big thing. whole big thing. >> there might be whole big thing coming around new year's. tucker has got the details about that. hey, tuck. >> good morning, guys. that's a long way away we'll touch on it. no need to set off the alarm bells too much at this hour because we're still more than week it way from what might be a winter event here kind of a week from today. more on that coming up. let's concentrate on today first. 40 degrees in washington. we're looking at 30s for most of the area here particularly the west and north 35 in manassas. 38 dulles. 38 in frederick. leonard t

mr. nadler: it demands that they rk nice that license. mr. woodall: i'm allowed to carry under the laws of the state of georgia with a concealed carry permit. but would require me to follow the laws of new york. mr. nadler: no, because the -- assuming you're a violent misdemeanant, the lawses of new york would not allow you to have a concealed weapon and the laws >> you raise a question i haven't asked. i'll ask it here. the license that says i will not listen to a license of someone unless they're of a certain age, or unless they do not have x, y, and z in their past, there is no new -- is there a new york law that affirmatively prohibits people from having a gun under those circumstances? or is new york law that we will not issue a license to someone who has -- who has those issues? mr. nadler: new york law makes it illegal for anyone without a license to carry a gun, obviously. so the answer is, there's no distinction really. new york, the new york legislature, new york people through the legislature determined that people who committed vi

mr. nadler: it demands that they rk nice that license. mr. woodall: i'm allowed to carry under the laws of the state of georgia with a oncealed carry permit. but would require me to follow the laws of new york. mr. nadler: no, because the -- assuming you're a violent misdemeanant, the lawses of new york would not allow you to have a concealed weapon and the laws of georgia would take precedent. >> you raise a question i haven't asked. i'll ask it here. the license that says i will not listen to a license of someone unless they're of a certain age, or unless they do not have x, y, and z in their past, there is no new -- is there a new york law that affirmatively prohibits people from having a gun under those circumstances? or is new york law that we will not issue a license to someone who has -- who has those issues? mr. nadler: new york law makes it illegal for anyone without a license to carry a gun, obviously. so the answer is, there's no distinction really. new york, the new york legislature, new york people through the legislature determi

mr. mueller's job easier and that's a nice thing to do. merry christmas . he joins us now.ood morning. belated merry christmas to you. >> good morning. >> let me ask about the idea that, yes, he is being dismissive. yes, he is sort of attacking the ability of these men to do their jobs. but does it go beyond the bar of tampering with a witness? does he create legal -- >> well, in and of -- yes. in and of itself i don't think this tweet would lead to a criminal charge in and of itself. but the problem is that this is part of a pattern of the president injecting himself into the russia investigation. first by asking director comey of the fbi for loyalty, pressuring director comey not to go after general flynn and to drop the russia investigation, and then firing director comey. and then repeated attempts to figure out a way to curb the mueller investigation and repeated attacks on the deputy director of the fbi. if this tweet were combined with any other actions by the president or people working for him to retaliate against mccabe in his capacity as deputy director of the fb

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mr. moeller's job easier? that's a nice thing to do, merry christmas. i want to get to president trump's critics with some of these recent tweets that we saw saying that it's not nice thing to do on christmas eve. do those tweets have any bearing over this investigation to mack what do you think? >> buck: no. i think at the end of the year, we saw some real signs that top leadership at the fbi is in for a rough 2018. it is very important to distinguish. not talking about the whole fbi. as a few individuals and very keen note that both hillary clinton email investigation and the russia collision investigation and somehow, the politicization or at least the appearance of the possibility always gets against trump and you see with the text messages and also trumped weeding out about this just stating what i think a lot of people already believe she is that we need to investigate investigators and that's what 2018 is looking to be about, not much of this russia collusion leading to impeachment stuff that we've been hearing so much about in recent months. >>