mr. christie: treatment, listen i' ve talked to jeb about this a lot and he is leading the fight in the state senate to make sure un that we get people treated. suzanne: christie says what' s going to matter for the nominee will be. mr. christie: and once we have a represent the party. and we' i know it seems impossible to forget everything that has happened. but we will, because then we will have a republican nominee s focus will be on that. it' s time to get inspired and let the games begin. in wolfeboro. tom: presidential candidate john kasich talked to voters at a house party in bedford tonight. he says the republican party needs a positive message to win in 2016. mr. kasich: the message has got to be one of lifting. if the message is one of you know, i don' t like hispanics, insulting women, throw all the muslims out, how do you think we' re going to do?. tom: kasich is the governor of ohio. earlier in the day, he held town halls and meet&greets in keene busy day today. republican presidential candidate rand paul held a town hall meeting in rindge tonight. in keene and derry earlier in t

mr. christie: if a center for developmentally disabled in san bernardino california is a , target for radical islam terrorism, then every place in america is a target. alyx: republican presidential candidate chris christie was in central iowa friday speaking to the iowa association of electrical cooperatives about the threat of terrorism. the new jersey governor told the group he is best qualified to lead the nation in the fight against isis due to his experience in new jersey after 9/11. our chief political reporter cynthia fodor sat down with the concerns following the california mass shooting now being investigated as an act of terrorism. cynthia: you said as soon as you saw this happening you thought it was an act of terror. mr. christie: yeah, and this is why experience matters. i turned to my wife and said , this is a terrorist. this is not workplace violence. this is terrorism. cynthia: you said yesterday the mass shootings are evidence we're already tangled in the next world war. what do you mean by that? mr. christie: the next world war i not look like the first two. it's not nation

mr. christie: if a center for san bernardino, california is a target for radical terrorism then every place in america is a , target. alyx: republican presidential candidate chris christie was in central iowa friday speaking to the iowa association of electrical cooperatives about the threat of terrorism. the new jersey governor told the group he is best qualified to lead the nation in the fight against isis due to his experience in new jersey after 9/11. our chief political reporter cynthia fodor sat down with the governor to talk about his concerns following the california mass shooting now being investigated as an act of terrorism. cynthia: you said as soon as you saw it happening you thought it was act of terror. mr. christie: yeah, and this is why experience matters. i turned to my wife and said, this is not workplace violence. this is terrorism. cynthia: you said yesterday the mass shootings are evidence we're already tangled in the what do you mean like that -- what do you mean by that? mr. christie: will not look like the first 2, it's not nation states fighting each other. it's goi

mr. christie: it is the way you actually get things done.ook at the spending bill that got passed in congress. senator rubio said he was opposed to it, yet he did not show up. mark: i'm asking about position differences you think are significant, rather than process things. mr. christie: this is an important position. you say you oppose spending but you do nothing about it. mark: almost nobody is hitting cruz or trump at this point, so the question is why is the guy in third place -- why is he in the proverbial barrel and is there any way this is good for rubio? megan: first of all, that poll ran video is pretty funny. i think it is clear because he has the path to the nomination outside of the early states. if you are a chris christie or jeb bush, you want to knock down the establishment choice right now because you see if he can put in a credible showing in iowa and teeter along, once we get to florida, he may be able to lock up the states others have left behind. he is being able to do it without spending that much money. mark: he is not

mr. christie is optimistic, but is anyone else? >> take a look at these numbers. the latest cnn/orc poll shows mr. trump, donald trump, with what is probably his biggest lead yet in the race for president, trump leading with 36%, a 20% lead, 20-point lead, over the second-place ted cruz. governor christie now in 5th place with just 4%. let's talk about this and more politics -- the week that was -- with our political team, jeanne zaino, political-science professor at iona college, and nyu and political consultant hank sheinkopf. that's a big number for mr. trump. he was holding steady for a while, and now he's jumped up. >> it's a commanding lead, but i think part of the other story is ted cruz, up 8 points, so i think there you see, you know, a real shift in movement, and jeb bush down by 4 or 5 points, way at the bottom, at about 3%. but i think part of what's going on here is what's happened in paris, what's happened in people want a strong leader, and they -- you know, regardless of some of the silly comments that he makes, they see donald trump as that kind o

mrs. christie is that how do you deal with your kids? it's easier to be the target.ible for the spouse too. easier to be the target yourself because you can just deflect it? >> listen, we tried to be really upfront with the kids and tried to talk to them about it when there is tough headlines or excuse me real challenges. but i think the biggest key is what sarah said. she has got the primary source, she sees something and wants to know what the real story is she picks up the phone and calls and we talk. >> is it for you talk? because you are the oldest. >> i have definitely gotten used to it. it's not difficult anymore as the headlines have grown over the years. >> i think the point about calling is totally accurate. i do that all the time. if i ever see something i'm like i don't know about that and then i call him, typically clears it up within two minutes and then i go back to the source and. >> brigitte, what's the best political advice you have given your father? >> i don't really know if i have given him any political advice. >> given him any advice on his cam

mr. christie: this is an important position. you say you oppose spending but you do nothing about it. almost nobody is hitting cruz or trump at this point, so why is the guy in third place -- why is he in the barrel and is there anyway this is good for rubio? megan: i think that video was funny but i think it is clear because he has the path to the nomination outside of the early states. chris christie or jeb bush, you want to knock down the establishment choice right now because you see if he can put in a credible showing in iowa and teeter along, once we get to florida, he may be able to lock the states others have left behind. he can do it without spending that much money. mark: he is not going to be a life in march. itlive in march. the establishment will surround the person who was alive in march. megan: even if it is donald trump? mark: it will be bush, cruz or rubio. the establishment seems to think somehow if cruz and trump win the first three between them that somehow they can stop them. i'm amazed we are going into january with the attacks on marco rubio. what about hitting

mr. rubio: i have had 90% attendance record. chris christieas been missing in new jersey for half the time. candidates get a little desperate and nasty in their attacks. that is fine. nicolle: will any of these attacks stick? john: look, i think there is something here. i think it is not just about his attendance record, spending too much time politicking. of course there is a weird , irony. there are other people attacking marco rubio for not spending enough time out of washington. he is getting in both directions. i think the main thing that this is trying to get at is the notion that rubio is callow and shallow and somebody who was not really serious enough to be president. i think that does touch a nerve and could be a problem for him. nicolle: i think it touches a nerve because it is really preposterous. he is the one guy running that sits on the foreign relations committee, a breath of experience on the hot button issues we are talking about. i think as a campaign, they find themselves exasperated that they are not further ahead in the m

mr. christie: if your eyes are glazing over like mine, this is what it is like to be on the floor of the united states senate. nikole: the gop candidates won' t face off again until the new year, while democrats are preparing for their next matchup this weekend. in washington, i' m nikole killion, wmur news 9. sean: this morning, we are asking which candidate you think won last night' s debate. you can weigh in by calling or texting 603-586-0999. you can also vote on wmur.com. here is a look at the results so far. 60% of our viewers believe donald trump won the debate. 14% say rand paul. 10% say ted cruz. and 5% say marco rubio was the . the next republican debate is scheduled for january 14 in south carolina. this is the last debate before the iowa caucuses. meantime the democratic candidates will debate this weekend in new hampshire. coverage begins at 8:00 on right here on wmur. several recommendations for fighting the drug problem in our state are now closer to becoming laws. a special legislative task force has approved bills for the fast track that range from targeting fentanyl dea

mr. president." christie also took the opportunity to take jabs at fellow g-o-p candidates marco rubio and donald trump. jessica rae: and speaking o o donald trump, yesterday he was in northwest iowa. trump held a campaign rally in council bluffs, where he took a stab at several people, commenting on george pataki dropping out of the race and calling bernie sanders a quote "communist", no political adversary was spared, donald even had something to say about democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. listen. 'madam president.' can you imagine that? women -- believe me, if it's got to be a woman. which i'm all in favor of some day. it shouldn't be hillary. it shouldn't be hillary." trump was also very adament about the lack of spending his campaign has put fourth, saying he's spent the least for the "best result" jessica rae: democratic candidate martin o'malley will also right here in sioux city. the former maryland governor has a campaign stop scheduled for january third at the mary treglia house here in sioux

mr. christie for president, he is a jersey politician.far as i'm concerned, jersey let's put it this way, i live in a home in northern michigan. $300 property tax each year to stay in my home. my best friend, i was born and raised in south jersey. my best friend there has to pay $8,000 per year to stay in his home which is about the same size as mine on a smaller piece of property. i's just as a rural is where am. i would not trust a jury will does a jersey politician to save my soul. i am proud tonce: be from the state of new jersey my family has lived in new jersey since 1739. i think it is a wonderful place to live. the district i serve as largely suburban to rural. where one of those districts that contributes greatly to the united states of america tax revenues. they come from the district i serve to washington to benefit the american people. those across the country including the middle west. regarding the high property taxes in new jersey and that is certainly true, i believe there should be greater consolidation of services in new

josh: one of the short comings you have been asked about his christie' s stance when it comes to guns, the second amendment. mr. mcquaid: i look at christie' amendment and do not find it troubling. he has a states rights take on individual states, the reciprocity growth, which i do not go along with. i think second amendment, you should have the right to bear arms in any state. he says that is a state-by-state issue and i guess that is where we differ. he has vetoed when we tried to reduce the size of magazines. josh: you say christie is the best person to lead globally. into decision-making? mr. mcquaid: it is a combination of things. somebody once told me that you have to like somebody that you are going to vote for for president of the united states. some people are likable and some people you just get the vibe that for one reason or another republican field. we did the voters first forum last august, i sat in the second row and we had 10 at saint anselm' s and the other three were in washington. pretty deep field, which made it more difficult to choose. josh: how close was this, and if you want to give an

mr. trump's comments as "unhinged." marco rubio said they were "oice and outlandish." chris christie said mr. trump had adopted a "ridiculous position,." and from the democratic presidential lineup, criticism hillary clinton described trump's call as "reprehensible, prejudiced, and divisive" and martin o'malley described mr. trump as a "fascist demagogue". and get this -- breaking from diplomatic protocol of staying outside for elections, british prime minister david cameron said mr. trump is "divisive, unhelpful, and quite simply wrong." israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also released a statement saying he "rejects the be recent comments p by donald trump with regard to muslims." "israel respects all religions and diligently guards the rights of all its citizen." i have a stack of newspapers here in this seat of mine and i to you will is trait the extent to which donald -- to show the extent to which donnellald trump has gained the extraordinary attention of the american public and the american government. the poll, this is top of the page in the "new york times," poll has trump, on

new jersey governor chris christie and mr. trump still firing shots at possible rival hillary clinton and her husband, the former president. donald trump's new target. >> chris christie. >> chris christie. >> christie. >> going after chris christie last night in new hampshire ripping the new jersey governor for embracing president obama after hurricane sandy. >> it was unbelievable. he was like a little boy, oh, i'm with the president. >> reporter: the republican front-runner also blasting christie for the bridgegate scandal suggesting the governor knew about the lane closures. >> they're closing the biggest bridge in the united states, the most traveled on bridge, one of them in the world and most traveled in the united states. you're doing that and you're not telling the governor. and you're with him all the time. >> reporter: the latest attack coming after the new hampshire union leader endorsed christie. >> what a pile of garbage that newspaper is. the paper's publisher comparing trump to biff in "back to the future" movies

mr. christie used to be an immigration enthusiasts and foreign policy middle east hawk.i was happy to see a few years ago he began to moderate his immigration enthusiasm, but i agree whole hautdly and i was encouraged to say that he has failed as far as being a political elite with respect to his middle east ideology. obviously the financial elites have failed, the financial crisis, and the like. the political class has failed. the media class has failed. the hollywood class has corrupted the culture and failed. it would be tough to find an elite class that has has not fa. but in any event, the only issues in the election are immigration and foreign policy. and see, i'm very encouraged to hear republicans -- trump, cruz, rand paul, actually being sensible about the middle east, about -- replacing tyrants and a regime change. and creating chaos and killing milli millions. there was no need to occupy afghanistan. we should have killed osama bin laden and the crew. we never should have invaded iraq, cost trillions of dollars. >> all right, john, a lot there on the table. mr

christy said flat out it never happened. >> that did not happen in new jersey this difficult an hasn't happened since. >>reporter: mr. m sell prettying in new jersey on 9/11 today he said that never happened and you should stop talking about this. >> you know he didn't say that the other day. he was very weak the other day so the other day he said it like well he doesn't know and now i guess he feels a little bit emboldened. he must be careful with what he says. e-this was the report. >>> coming up. busy cybermonday. >> must how your habit track >> must how your habit track through your phonewa but you may >>> now is the time to get grit deals on gas. but not here here in california. national average for regular unleaded is 2.04 that's down more than 25% from a year agos. michigan has the lowest state wide average sam's club inó independent i don't know a goodqm of regular including california don't haveí a single>reporter: tonight a

mr. trump has been hurling new attacks. his newspaper has endorsed chris christie. mr. trump has had a lot to say about that as well. tonight, we are going to give mr. mcquaid the floor. he joins me now. thanks for taking the time. >> hey, jim, how are you? >> donald trump certainly had a lot to say about you last night at his rally. let's go through the list briefly. he called you a lowlife, a sleeze bag, useless. what's your response to everything he said about you? >> well, it is not at all surprising. i'm surprised that it comes this late. i thought that after we endorsed another candidate, we would join the long list of losers in the trump lexicon. i think we got under his skin with the editorial yesterday, which ran on the front page, which is where we go when we want to make a point. >> it is an important endorsement leading up to the new ham shire primary. back in august u say that trump actually sent you a letter asking for your endorsement the day after he didn't participate in the new hampshire voter's first forum. i want to read part of that what letter says

mr. christie has more than doubled his support in new hampshire into in since the survey an november.onald trump still trails with 32% among likely primary voters surveyed. followed by senator cruz and marco rubio. speaking of ted cruz and his lead, as many of you know, he is leading in iowa. that is the headline in "the financial times," he leads in iowa despite his stance on ethanol. he believes that they should go another direction that there should not be these ethanol subsidies. his support from prospective republican voters in the state this, the on to say poll that put him in first place separately found that 51% of iowa voters played to participate in the caucus supported the renewable fuel standard. in an interview, the governor of iowa cited sociological data showing that more than half of iowa voters would not make a file decision about which candidate to vote for until the final month before the election, meeting mr. cruz is the could still about three by the start of february. rural iowa willa caucus, and their votes will be loud and clear. we will go to dad in massachuse

christie said, flat out, it never happened. >> that did not happen in new jersey that day and hasn't happened since. >> reporter: mr. trump, today, governor christie said that muslims celebrating in new jersey on 9/11. today, he said that never happened and you should stop talking about that. >> well, he didn't say that the other day. he was very weak the other day. so, the other day he said it, like, well, he doesn't know, and now, i guess he feels a little bit emboldened. he must be careful with what he says. >> reporter: trump sharpening his attacks against christie. recently, the new jersey governor was endorsed by an influential new hampshire newspaper. this morning, trump tweeting, in part, how is chris christie running the state of new jersey when he's spending all of his time in new hampshire? new jerseyans not happy. david? >> tom llamas on the campaign trail every step of the way. tom, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, to paris and that unprecedented climate change summit. a major gathering of world leaders, nearly 150 in all. including, of course, president obama, who said today, the united states deserves

mr. christie will get his chance to show republicans he shares both mr.'s willingness to take the fight to the terrorists and mrs. clinton de facto understanding that the obama approach has failed. but that he has something mr. trump and mrs. clinic do not a strategic vision to go with it. >> this is chris christie's moment. he's coming off that endorsement from the plumbers, the union leader and picking up today an endorsement from former speaker of the house who said she made her decision she tells us a month ago before christie started to pick up this momentum and before the paris attack. one thing you're seeing from christie when you go to town halls, people like where he is on national security and where he's been on national security. when you ask people why are you here? why are your coming out and considering chris christie, they say he's honest, straightforward, not a robot politician. he's a real person. in the next breath yeah the economy is an issue but more importantly where he is in keeping our country safe. he said i don't want to be in you

mr. branstad: but chris christie of course was chairman of the republican governors, helped me a great deal. governor bush had a great recd in his state of, of florida. um, so, but you've got a lot of other good candidates. marco rubio and of course the big thing has been donald trump. he's just kind of led the field and, and of course i've been impressed with dr. ben carson and obviously a noted surgeon, a man of great convictions and, and i think a very thoughtful and caring person. so there's a lot to choose from. (chuckling) >>mr. branstad: carly fiorina, i think articulate, knowledgeable, got a lot of different people to choose from and i have a lot of trust in iowa caucus goers that they'll choose the one they think will be the strongest and best leader. we have some huge threats in our coury right now. isis and what's happening throughout the world and even right here in america with the threats from these islamic militants. >>amanda: well, coming up next we're gonna take a look back into the archives and what does governor branstad want to be his (music)od and confident about the el

mr. president." jessica rae: christie jabbed at fellow g-o-p presidential contender marco rubio for a missed senate vote. but christie saved his biggest punches for donald trump. he said he wasn't going to get into a - quote -- "tit- for-tat" with the republican frontrunner. jessica rae: former new york governor george pataki has suspended his presidential campaign. pataki failed to gain traction in the polls, averaging 1 percent. he did not make it onto the main stage for any of the gop debates, and was eliminated from the fox business network under- card debate. financially, pataki's campaign was struggling, spending more than he was taking in. pataki was governor of new york from 1995 to 2006. here is a short clip of his announcement " " pataki joins rick perry, scott walker, bobby jindal and lindsey graham... in dropping out of the g-o-p race. a dozen candidates remain. and on the democratic side of the race... frontrunner hillary clinton spent her tuesday in new hampshire for a town hall meeting. while there... the former secretary of state was asked if she would consider being in the cabinet of on

. >>> new jersey governor christie flat out refuting mr. trump's already discredited claims that he saw muslims celebrating in jersey city after the 9/11 attacks. >> if it had happened i'm pretty sure i'd remember it. i'm happy to say it another way. it didn't happen. the fact is people can say anything. but the facts are the facts and that did not happen in new jersey that day and hasn't happened since. >> governor christie making the comments up in new hampshire after receiving an endorsement from real estate developers. >>> as we continue opthis monday night, thousands of kids at risk of identity theft tonight. hack of a major toy maker and how to protect your family. >> plus, brothers save a bald eagle. the incredible rescue video and wait till you see their epic selfie. >> just in, a freezing rain advisory for parts of the area. rain trying to move in. still chilly air left over. we'll tell you where it might be icy. tdacercarse. >>> those two words spoken in court today by the man accused of the shooting massacre at a planned parentho

chris christie today denounced mr. ump's proposal saying we do not need to endorse that type of activity nor should we. the same christie who proposes accepting syrian refugee orphans under the age of 5 because they may not be vetted well enough. the 5-year-olds might it be terrorists. after all, they're from syria. still though it's not a -- in the same way on muslims entering the united states. maybe the 4-year-olds could arguably till get in. marco rubio today calling trump's ban all muslims proposal offensive and outlandish, the same rubio who was one upping trump's promise to shut down mosques. he would shut down not just mosques but cafes, diners, any place. still though now that donald trump wants to ban au muslims from the united states that sounds comparatively moderate. sure, what marco rubio is proposing is ridiculous. that's not near as ridiculous as what donald trump proposed yesterday. right? the idea of the overton window of using people on the political fringe to change the terms of acceptable debate, th

christie. even though they're trailing mr. trump. why not christie who is trying to get in the game, let him turn to him and say i can name the states, but himself he i can name the states that border syria. >> if it was one of the other candidates, it wouldn't be the liberal media.>> if it was one candidates, it wouldn't be the liberal media. >> yeah, if i was advising one of these other politicians, side have them do it because trump's strength is not substance. >> so let's take that as right. but then the reality of how a debate works, mike rogers sno s that very well, we're lucky to have him here, on the show "new day" this morning. and i say this is going to be all about particulars. you say no, not in the debate it isn't. it's about projecting the tone that matches the mood of the country. so even if you can't it tell the ring around syria, that may not be what wins the night in your opinion. >> exactly. and i think those kind of gotcha questions don't work. you're under pressure, you have 75 seconds. even paul who knew he was g

mr. trump went on the offense. who was the most aggressive? >> i think rand paul was most aggressive. chris christie saying this guy is going to lead us into world war iii. i think there were aggressive folks as well. the key question is the real division in the republican over syria which would involve the united states shooting down syrian planes and shooting down jeb bush is there, chris christie is there, kasich is there and one of the others is there. and trump and cruz are very much for keeping assad in power and not letting isis get there. so you have a tremendous division in foreign policy in the republican party that really revealed itself in an excellent and exciting debate. >> if rand paul wasn't there you wouldn't have had the doveish side if you will. i don't think the debate changed the shape of the race, but i think it does clarify where some of the candidates are and i think it's donald trump and it's ted cruz and it's rubio who are kind of socking away at each other. but if you ask me who the most aggressive was, i would say jeb bush. because he's the only one that took it to trump

under president christie, that is what we will do. [applause] mr. brooks: do you think it will take a tragedy for that to happen? the tragedy has already happened. paris was an intelligence failure. you think these guys got together 15 minutes before the attack at a taco bell, and planned the attack? there were multiple people involved, living in multiple countries, with specific planning. and we did not catch them. we did not catch them, the french did not catch them, no one else in western europe cut them. now we have san bernardino. no one knew that was coming. we don't know what the depth of planning was on that, and we will learn more of the next days and weeks. but i think the treasury has already occurred, and it is time for us to wake up. every candidate who comes to the stage should be honest and tell you that we need to do these things. if we don't do them, we are putting you and your families at risk. that is the greatest failure an american president can allow to happen on his or her watch [applause] . [applause] . [applause] many people

mr. dennis we was a. >> thank you very much christie and thank you for the park city republican club for inviting me to speak to you today. i was 17 years old when i first america. i came to this country as an exchange student from india and i still remember the plane landing at the jfk airport, i looked out of the window and i saw the skyline of new york city, i saw the statue of liberty. a very strange feeling came over me. i knew from that moment that i had moved from the margin of the world to the center. i knew that my life from that moment on would somehow be, in in ways i could not anticipate, completely different. i remember that feeling of coming to america and the special meaning that america had for me as a kid and also that america has had in the world. that drives my politics. now, fast-forward or one quarter of a century and i found myself, last year standing in a new york court room in which a very sullen prosecutor and a pompous plaintiff said in my voice, the united states of america, versus dennis desousa. i have to tell you as a chill that went down my spine. that my adopted country

mr. trump joins us live this bernie sanders and chris christie will be here, too. but we begin with the big moments from last night with jon karl. >> reporter: good morning, george. going into this debate the democratic race was engulfed with allegations that the sanders' campaign stole voter data from hillary clinton's campaign. bernie sanders offered a quick apology. before they turned their attention to neutral enemy -- donald trump. last night's debate started with a surprise -- a mea culpa from bernie sanders. >> not only do i apologize to secretary clinton i want to apologize to my supporters. i run. >> i very much appreciate that comment, bernie, we should move american people are all that >> reporter: throughout the night, clinton and sanders sparred on foreign policy. lead, there is not another leader. there is a vacuum. policemen of the world, the united states must not be involved in perpetual warfare in the middle east. >> reporter: and on the economy and wall street. >> should corporate america love hillary clinton? >> everybody should. >> and will cor

mr. trump, or suspect that mcqaid and chris christie really together on this? >> i've known chris christie for a long time and he's the one that got mcqaid to do this, no question in my mind. >> that's the trump view of how things work in this world. >> yes. everything is about donald trump and a conspiracy for or against him. "the union leader" endorsed newt gingrich. certainly you can win this without the endoment. trump has few endorsements of any sort. he's a remarkable candidate riding at the top of the polls for so long with almost no institutional support at all from either elected officials or establishments like the newspaper. this fight is good for chris christie who is trying to become the establishment pick, battling out against several other establishment republicans in new hampshire. but it's also good for trump because it's another opportunity for him to paint himself as the anti-establishment candidate, the elites are out there to prevent him from getting in there and he's there with the ordinary voters. i think this is actually a win-win for ev

mr. fix-it? >> i'm going with den >>> at "e.t." on."com online, mariah carey braves the snow? a swimsuit. >>> while christie brinkley shows her toned tummy on the beach. mel b. says they might just do it for the group's 20th anniversary in 2016. >> it's nothing we can confirm just yet. we're just talking. hopefully talking will lead to something else. >> it's all at "e.t."online.com. tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which octoberer was happy to be mr. fix-it around the house with his wife and brand-new baby? >> it is really good just to be home and put a light switch together or fix the shower anything, simple things like that. with his wife and baby john david. >> denzel will receive the cecil b. demill award at the golden globes. tomorrow night the kennedy center honors air on cbs. >> stephen colbert hosts the event.

mr. fix-it? denzel washington, brad pitt or hugh jackman? >> i'm at empltetonline.com, mariah carey braves the snow. >>> while christie brinkley shows her toned tummy on the beach. >>> could there be a spice girls reunion? mel b. says they might just do it for the group's 20th anniversary in 2016. >> it's nothing we can confirm just yet. we're just talking. something else. >>> welcome back, everybody. tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which actor was happy to be mr. fix-it around the house with his wife and brand-new baby? >> it is really good just to be home and put a light switch together or fix the shower caps or anything, simple things like that. >> that is denzel washington. with his wife and baby john david. he turns 61 today. >> denzel will receive the cecil b. demille award at the golden globes. center honors air on cbs. >> stephen colbert hosts the event. the honorees include george king. kara: my name is kara zor-el.