no sign of nancy. they called nancy's twin sister krista up in canada. >> have you talked to nancy today? she went for a run and she hasn't returned yet, and we're very worried about her. can you call us back? >> you know about this kind of stuff. >> you'd think. >> kristi calls her older brother jeff who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction is, okay, she's somewhere. you just need some space or some time. she'll turn up. >> but when nancy's parents gary and donna heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> by afternoon, the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone was it was a missing person's. >> when detective george daniels arrived, nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her brother brad made a public plea for help. >> if anyone knows anything, contact the

and nancy?'s a black granite bench in a cary park, a place she once ran, her adopted town's way of remembering. >> scratch, scratch. >> the cooper girls, bella and katie, are growing up in canada with nancy's twin sister krista and her husband, jim. >> whoo! >> their cousins were with them the day we came to call, and so seven little girls scampered happily about, their pleasure infectious. and for the adults, bittersweet. >> here we go. >> sad that nancy's not here seeing it. >> absolutely. that's the tough part for me. >> what do they understand about mother and father? >> well, what we've told them is that mommy nancy was killed by a bad man. and that she's in heaven, and the man went to prison. >> you know they'll ask someday. >> they will ask when they're ready. and us as a family unit will sit down with them and tell them what happened one day. >> tell them the tragic story of a man and a woman who sank in the undertow of what once was love. >> we got an outcome that nancy deserved. but it

frank and nancy were now empty nesters. ashley and her brother, jay, were each married and on their own. brianna was in college in nashville. you were so close with your kids. was it hard as one by one they started leaving the nest and going off to college? >> sure. yeah, it was. i mean, i'm proud of them. but it was difficult. i mean, change is difficult. >> reporter: now nancy was often home alone. frank's work with his new client -- a wealthy defense contractor -- had him traveling to florida, california, even kuwait. >> there was a little bit more, you know, freedom or whatever. and like i said, a lot of it was work. and so, you know, i was out there trying to kind of build it. and she was sitting at home. >> reporter: still, nancy had her faith and church activities to fill the empty hours. in fact, that's where she'd been the evening everything changed for the howard family. it was a saturday night, august 18, 2012. you're out of town. >> yes. >> reporter: you get a call that something horrific has happened to nancy.

nancy: the d.c. police asking for help to find person of interest after a shooting outside the chinatown metro station. investigators say a man in his 40's took out a gun and started to fire at another person. this is just before 8:00 this morning on 8 street. he was last seen headed to sixth street. larry: the police are still searching for the man in this video who robbed 7-eleven in d.c. now a customer is talking about what happened. cheryl conner is live with the interview you will only see on 7. cheryl? cheryl: larry, that is right. vincent wanted to share his story with us of how he was able to survive. he was told by the gunman inside this 7-eleven to hit the floor. >> walk over me here. cheryl: to grab a cup of coffee before heading home saturday morning. the uber driver was sleepy so he ran in the 7-eleven in northeast d.c. >> lie down there. cheryl: suddenly he was wide awake at the center of an armed robbery. >> i saw the gun. i saw him pointing the gun straight at my back. then when i tur

nancy: at the capital, lawmakers working into the night. republicans say they have the votes to pass the tax plan, but democrats say the bill is not even finished. >> what if they were targeting construction workers targeted by criminals, a neighborhood on edge. >> we ain't leaving nobody behind. nancy: how he is helping students impacted in the district. abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. face ande gun in my they took my wallet and phone. jonathan: construction workers targeted in broad daylight and robbed at gunpoint. nancy: it's happened at least four times in the past week. tim barber is live with the story and the search for the criminals tonight. puttingestigators are more posters on the streets to protect these construction workers, find the robbers, and keep a lookout for their getaway car. tonight, giovanni lopez is back on the job after he was robbed at gunpoint. >> put the gun in my face. tim: three other contractors were also targeted this week. in the middle of the day. >> he took my wallet and phone. tim: investigators want yo

nancy: silver lining. erin: we can laugh at him. nancy: thank you. some of those we lost >>> ♪ blur berry hill ♪ go johnny go ♪ keep us together ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy ♪ riding out on a horse in a star spangled rodeo ♪ >> i♪ to run to keep from hiding ♪ >> ♪ free falling ♪ free falling ♪ free falling >> ♪ nothing seems to kill me ♪ >> is >> ♪ "i" think i love you ♪ this morning i woke up with this feeling ♪ >> it's me, gomer. brand new $6 camera. i was just trying it out. [laughter] >> behave yourself will you? >> ♪ you're going to make it after all ♪ >> i would like to know why the last associate producer before me made $50 a week more than i do. >> because he was a man. >> you will never get away >> wound you like to make a wager? >> i never gamble. >> my dear friends, you thought you had heard the last of me, huh? don't ever think i'm going away from you. we have shared too much of life. that is what this letter is about. the life i have left behind. >> he's alive! >> the universe is up in arms. >> now here he is. don roickels. >> i feel sorry

nancy: tom, thank you. police in prince george's county trying to find weber shot a man to leave him to die during busy highway. tim barber has that investigation that is underway. tim: investigators are asking for the public's the killer. the man who was shot was found on the south side of 295 near state route 50 at about 6 a.m. this morning. we know the man was shot in the upper body, but we do not know the location of the shooting. the police say it is too early to tell if the man was dumped on the side of the road. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition but has since died. >> anybody who knows any information, give us a call. it is important that we bring this case to a close. tim: as soon as we get more information about the man and the way that he was found on the side of the road, exactly what happened, we will put it on the abc 7 mobile app. tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: the other big story is the winter weather, the temperatures hovering in the teens. we are anytime soon. it will ge

nancy: the g.o.p. celebrates the tax plan moving toward there is major work to be done in the short-term. friday is the last day the government will have money to operate. if no bill reaches president's desk before midnight on saturday the government will shut down. meanwhile, president trump angling to keep a slim majority in the senate by endorsing roy moore. he said we need the vote to stop crime, illegal immigration, border wall, military, pro-life, v.a., judges, second amendment and more. several women accused him of sexual harassment or assault while he was in the teens. he denied all the claims. alison: the tweet came before he left for utah where he monuments one creasated by obama and clinton. in washington, the russia investigation moving forward. we have if new twist today. >> a possible new legal defense for the president. the president's lawyer telling abc news the president cannot be guilty of obstruction of justice in the role. he is the chief law enforcement officer of the united states

nancy: thank you. michigan's governor will soon call the special election to fill the seat by john conyers. he resigned today amid sexual harassment allegations and he made the detroit radio show. >> i want everyone to know how much support i have received across the years. >> new members of his family are those expected to run for the seat. he endorsed the candidacy of his son and his nephew plans to run. netflix fired danny masterson amid claims he raped three women. the former "that '70's show star" said they investigated claims 15 years ago and found them to be false but new episodes will begin production next year. michelle: i'm michelle marsh. russia is banned from the upcoming olympic games in south korea. that's the punishment the international olympic committee handed down for doping. clean athletes will be invited to compete but they must compete under the flag. the russian flag and anthem and the russian officials are not part of the games. back to you. nancy: thank you. there is a case of w

nancy: frigid weather. frustrating mystery for southeast community. >> the roads and the sidewalks are iced over though we haven't had a drop of rain or snow in days. what is causing it? q mccray is getting answers in a story you will see only on 7. q? q: here is the problem at my feet. this is ice and a lot of it. the residents in the neighborhood want it gone. they are tired of it and say it's a hazard. >> ice on roads and sidewalks in the winter isn't unusual hadn't snowed enough to create this mess. it definitely hammet rained enough. >> everybody in the neighborhood has been complaining. q: this is the cold reality for the homeowners in southeast hill crest community. drivers slowed to a creep. some in reverse. walkers inch across the street. cane in hand. >> you fell down on this ice? >> yeah. right over on that of the road. >> aaron smith is 83 years old. overnight the city workers put out the cones, the road signs and dropped a heaping helping of salt. but the residents have seen it before. they tel

nancy: thank you. we also want to thank all of you for donating to the annual abc 7 news channel drive. this gymnasium is packed with more than 50,000 toys. we are partnering with the police and the marine corps for the toy giveaway. the toys will be handed out to families in need tomorrow. a lot of people came out and it was great to see. jonathan: thank you for your generosity. nancy: ugly holiday sweaters for cars? and we'd like you to be part of ours.. so our chevy employee discount is now available to everyone. not a cent more. we're so happy to share this with you. it's our way of saying happy holidays. and welcome to the family... the chevy family. use your employee discount for everyone and trade up to this silverado all star to get a total value of over eleven thousand dollars. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. "what if" more of the came from renewable resources? "what if" the electric grid could detect, fix and even prevent power outages? "what if" our grid were less vulnerable and m

nancy: cool.jets and they will consume 40% less fuel per passenger. the deal with airbus is a ble to boeing which hoped to close the nearly $13 billion deal with delta. you will see the planes in early 2020. to the "live desk" now. larry smith has a first look at what is new at 5:00. >> hi there. ahead at 5:00, violence in charlottesville. attack outside the courthouse. inside men accused of attacking people at the unite the right valley faced a judge. and the damage that is coming from t train. a new warning about parents who cosleep with children. this is about the parent's health. we talk about that at 5:00. alison and i will see you in a few minute. jonathan: thank you. some pediatric cancer parents were feeling merry today. nancy: santa and mrs. clause surprised them with a visit at the mercy hospital. michelle: mike carter-conneen reports they didn't come empty handed. mike: escorted by the elves. santa made an early christmas appearance at medstar georgetown university hospital. >> has ever

nancy: bill, thank you. you may notice more in front of the white house, crews cutting back a large portion of a 200-year-old magnolia tree for safety. that was planted during andrew jackson's presidency, but the wood had been rotting and they said it was too dangerous to leave it. jonathan: they will replant it with a similar tree. inspiring people across america in arlington. really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. these three triplets burned their eagle scouts. nancy: now they can see grandma's house for the first time. installed on their glasses can next to a person who describes it to them. >> this is a nice house. did not realize how impressive it would be. man, i did not know she had a jacuzzi. jonathan: the company has agents available from 4 a.m. until 10 p.m., making everything from grocery shopping to looking at photos

nancy: a lot. jonathan: you know they say people spend more than $100 billion online this holiday season. that is music to hackers porous -- hackers' ears. nancy: but online shopping isn't the only risk. lindsey mastis has the story. lindsey: where are you buying your gifts? >> a lot of online shopping. >> tara admits she is after the deal and whether you take a chance on the questionable websites. >> worry about your credit card data ge i think it's already out there. >> they say beware. >> you can't get the major massive deals. we have to use common sense. it's too good to be true. it's not true. >> what about after the gifts are open. some that connect to the internet can be hacked. connected ferbie is one of them. >> seriously! >> it turns out that the protocol used to go between the ferbie and the phone is not secure. >> someone could hang out the window and hack into it and make the ferbie do whatever it wants them to. >> all kind of connected gifts are at risk. including vacuums. >> they can

nancy: the ash is coming down like snow. an additional 2000 firefighters have been called in to battle the blaze. alison: chaos during a busy morning commute in new york city. an explosion in the middle of a pedestrian tunnel. it was in the city's subway system, just blocks from crowded times square. tonight, the police say it was an act of terror. latest from the live desk. michelle: we are learning more about what may have inspired the attacker in this incident in new york city. the authorities are talking to 27-year-old akayed ullah, trying to figure out the specifics of his planned that he says was inspired by isis. the explosion was caught on camera, happening during the morning rush at a major transit hub. bomb would off, but his suicide belt failed to detonate. this happened just blocks from times square. isis recently posted this image to a propaganda website, showing an isis fighter dressed as santa with dynamite in times square. >> this was an attempted terrorist attack. thank god the perpetrator did not achieve hi

nancy: but first a look at what is nancy: on saturday classical music lovers will gather for annual concert by the manassas city orchestra. a musician is a student from chantilly standing out amongst his peers. kellye lynn has the story in tonight's "spotlight on education". [playing music] kellye: 17-year-old connor anderson has been practicing more than usual lately. preparing for a performance unlike anything he has ever done. concert with the manassas symphony orchestra. >> it's pretty big. i haven't played a concert this big in my life yet. i am hoping experience for me to see what it is like to play in front of a lot of people. >> the senior embraced the first instrument at 8. >> i started to play electrical guitar. i was a metal head in day. yeah. kellye: in 7th grade he discovered the trumpet. >> it's a bold, interesting instrument. play the melody and be the star of the show. kellye: connor enjoying playing but his real passion is composing it. >> writing music is probably my greatest solace. my life. it gives me all the positive emotion i need. >> his ability to compose is well be

nancy: that is a lot of snow. bill: the snowiest we have ever then add a inches, and that essentially what they have had. jonathan: so you are saying eries is on the map -- erie is on the map. bill: maybe it is underneath. not a lot of snow expected, but this includes loudoun county, parts of montgomery county and howard county. we have the weather alert issued because of the timing. it will be potentially during the morning commute. we are in the 20's right now, reagan national the only warm spot come a degree above freezing, 33. columbus at 14. the cold air to the west is coming to our region. when you look at the overall matt, it does not look like a big deal -- when you look at the overall map, look like that me to relatively. meteorologically. i think this model is a little overdone, but it sticks around, from 3:00 a.m. until about 8 a.m., that it is gone and we have sunshine in the afternoon. we could easily pick up .2m may be .3. that is not a lot of snow, but if it falls, everything will stick because the

nancy: yes.n, new friends discover the bond runs deeper than nancy: for many nothing goes with the holiday spirit -- but spirits. but nothing can be worse than overindulgence. >> champagne toast and mug of but unless you are careful before you know it you are bottle deep in booze and the morning headache is an unwelcome reality. precautions can keep you caroling when the sun coming up. step one avoid bubbles when possible. research shown we absorb and eliminate alcohol differently carbonated drinks like campaign will have you absorbing more alcohol at a faster rate to get you drunker quicker. next, pay attention to your drink of choice. when it comes to hangover whiskey and bourbon can be worse than clear spirits like vodka because they have high amount of substances. too much of these could lead to harsher hangover symptoms. even if you do break the beer before liquor rule don't underestimate power of electrolyte and water. pedialyte or water before bed could stop the morning misery before it st

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nancy: your holiday flick plans could be ok. jonathan: american airlines said that it has found a pilots for nearly all of the planes that were unstaffed because of a computer glitch in the scheduling system that allowed too many pilots to take time off during the busy holiday travel season. american is offering 50% salary days, getting most of those flights in the year. >> embarrassing for the airline and will cost them a lot of money, but the reputation come if there is not anybody booking a flight because of this come in the end people are probably going to get where they are going. nancy: the union representing is saying the flights could still be delayed, but american insists it has more than enough pilots ready to fill the void. jonathan: that is a major oops and costly. tiger woods back playing golf and he looks great. scott: he looks great. the redskins are not looking. so great jonathan: i worked right past that. scott: caps were playing tonight, the redskins as well. sports is next. >> and now the toyota sports desk, b

nancy: everyone does this time of year. jonathan: we just whine more. nancy: yeah. bill: it's a nice life to do that now. i want to start you out. this is at the maryland/west virginia line. it's beginning to look like christmas. nancy: wow! bill: it's been looking like that. if you are traveling there are parts of the area that look like this. traffic is moving okay. which is nice. cold temperatures. then you get snow. we may get some of that here in our area in terms of the district. we will show you that in a moment. talk about what is going on out there temperature wise. it's a quiet evening out right now. relative where it has been just cold. winds are down, 5 to 15. versus the 20 to 30 like yesterday. reagan national currently at 35 degrees. feels cooler than that when you talk about the wind chill factor. all below freezing but warmer than a single digits. a couple down there in zero and minus tempera 33 at andrews. 29 at hagerstown. 32 around cumberland. with that said it's warmer than this morning but we are talking about the wind chills in the 20's. the no

nancy: sorry, give me my money.come of the tied virginia house of delegates race will be determined by random drawing next week. it we drawn on thursday to determine the winner of the tied election in southwest virginia. if democrats win, the house will be split 50/50. they willcans win, keep control of the house by one seat. life-savingis was a traffic stop that was caught on -- camera video. camera video. when the officer got to the car, he noticed the driver was red and unable to speak. it turned out he was choking. the officer pulled him out, gave him the heimlich maneuver, and saved his life. nancy: that is remarkable. thanks to a prince george's county firefighter. we showed you this video december 15 of a dog being rescued from a cold road in hyattsville. tim barber spoke to the family about having their best friend back just in time for the holidays. tim: spike the golden retriever loves playing in the yard. earlier this month, spike snuck out for a stroll and got stuck in a culvert. his family was horrified

nancy: little bit. alexandria one of the hottest spots with the first fight celebration in old town. michelle: michelle: amy aubert is live for us and they are getting ready to ring in the new year. >> we spotted so many signs and brochures to let everyone know about the event. with only a couple of days to go, today is jam packed. >> they are gearing up for first night alexandria. >> people come from all over the world to visit d.c. in the holidays. this is the only thing to do with the families on new year's eve. >> when it comes to the frigid temperatures they are ahead of the game. >> we are going to put a big bubble around alexandria and heat it. no. it's going to it is december 31 after all. people need to dress for the weather. >> most of the events will be indoors. s for night signs peak through store windows. >> -- peek through store windows. >> we are putting signs up. >> for event-goers, it doesn't go unnoticed. >> they did a good job advertising. >> they feel they have it all covered. alexan

nancy: bring a buddy. white christmas in the meantime in maine and new hampshire could lead to a $900,000 payback. jewelry store promised refunds for purchases 24 and december 79 -- december 9 if it snowed six inches or more on christmas day. here is the thing. it did. official measurement comes up confirms that they will pay out almost $1 million. but it's insured. jonathan: lucky for them. nancy: worry they have to go out of business. michelle: the great lakes region isn't just dealing with the record snow. dealing with this. sea smoke. this sort of thing happens suddenly when the cold air slides over warmer water. the lake superior temperature was 35 degrees at the time. the air temperature by the way was 9 below. jonathan: san francisco is used to the fog. but this is cool. check out the time lapse. that is the golden gate bridge. you can see pieces in a thick blanket. they have it all the time. beautiful to look at. nancy: turn on the fog lights for that. you can't talk about the weather without refer

nancy: storing up for winter. take a look at this.ring amaze -- nasa capturing amazing image of the super moon. that is the international space station passing through the sky. that moment only lasted five second. as the station raced past at 17,000 miles per hour. great to see the images on social media. all over of the super moon. a moment to go outside and michelle: a clear, beautiful night. it look like a cherry. steve: so bold and the night before saturday night it was cold out. it had the ice crystals around it. a lot of people commenting what is the halo? it's the ice crystals. cool stuff. i like it. glad we could see it and not worry about the clouds. you will probably look at the cloud cover across most of the area. at least it will stay dry. the high hit 56 earlier this afternoon. now we are at 50. the sun has been down for an hour and 30 minutes. so it will get colder as we move through the next two to four hours. overnight lows are not super cold because of the cloud cover out there. 49 martinsburg. 50 in hagerstown. 48 in

nancy: let it snow, let it snow.onight, a little snow here and there, to the east and south already seeing quite a bit, but most of it will be mid to late morning, early afternoon. very cold with the windchill come and another front tuesday. jonathan: we end with the glass half-full. >>> you can do this. you're confident. you have every right to be. because you are the best. you are the most dignified, the most qualified. no one can say otherwise. your animal magnetism, your charisma cannot be matched. you are, without question, the most macho mustachioed mexican man in hollywood. [ laughter ] >> you have kissed my ass enough, mr. chris pratt. you may guest host tonight's show! >> yes! come on

and very nancy and marion were life partners. nancy was very active in politics. she ran for political office in 1919, very early on after women had gotten the vote. and she garnered quite a few votes. she didn't win, but she did get quite a few votes for that time period. so basically nancy and marion became eleanor roosevelt's time whenmentors at a eleanor roosevelt was just getting started in political life. we are in a room that originally was a living room and office for eleanor roosevelt's secretary melmina thompson, or tommy, she was called. she lived here until her death in the early with eleanor 1950's roosevelt. and then mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area and this became her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guest. this is where she would work every day at this desk, which was made at the val-kill industries. the industry thing about the -- interesting thing about the desk is there is a little name there on there, and it is actually her first name is misspelled on the nameplate. this was given to her as a gift by a child. sh

nancy: very cool.elle: bill kelly is outside the capitol for the bill: this is a great night for it. it feels festive. we have the clouds. we have the band. listen to that. they're doing holiday music. [holiday music] that kicked off five minutes ago. the president's own united states marine band will play some songs then speeches. the folks come out to talk about the tree lighting. that will happen at 5:28. the tree will be lit from nightfall to 11:00 through january 1 of next year. it got here on the 27th. that was monday. they decorated it. they are doing the lights of that. the everything forecast tonight wise we are keeping it in the 40's. it will be a nice cool night. festive. 47 near 5:00. 46 if you are making your way out and about layer up. you are comfortable. you don't have to worry about the wind. don't worry about the rain around the area. that is nice. some of the clouds break up through the everything time frame. a future cast. there are the clouds. the models doing a good job to keep it

nancy: coming up at 5:00, a stunning twist and a police chase. a driver falling out of their car during the getaway. we have that story. alison: we have from alabama as voters there decide whether to send roy moore to the senate. >> with the jumbotran facing the capital building some daca advocates found a creative way to get the message to lawmakers on capitol hill. coming up, how long it will be you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. the freestanding, cord-free vacuum that can live anywhere because it has two rechargeable batteries. that means you can always be charging, even while you're cleaning. welcome to hassle-free runtime with shark. what do you thin

nancy: that is more than the standard penny.emaining anonymous for now and the salvation army says it comes at a great time because the donations are down 13% m michelle: that is great to see. you see surprises this time of year and it warms your heart. alison: absolutely. bill: good stuff. we have a change in the weather. wednesday was 70 degrees. nancy: it felt nice! bill: i agree. a look at the capital wheel in the national harbor. this weekend is beautiful. toys for tots drive, thank you for coming out to that. 57 is the current temperature. that is well above normal for this time andrews is at 61. mid-60's to fredericksburg now. the numbers are going to stay roughly where they are. the next couple of hours. fluctuating a little bit here and there. it extends west to the ohio border and it runs southeast. this ahead of the cold front. the cold front is behind this. pushing it in the area. the mod doing a great job. picking up the rain. let me stop you at 9:00. there is rain all night long to 2:00 or 3:00. hear the rain. earl

doctora nancy. nancy: no creo que sean culpables, pero son responsables.del colegio. aquÍ hay una cosa peor. cuando los niÑos cometen actos en el colegio y llegan los profesores o los directivos del colegio y le llaman la atenciÓn, y de los padres se llegan y culpan al colegio. hay un problema muy grande. [hablan a la vez] marcela: los padres no dejan que los profesores regaÑen a los hijos. nancy: entonces vete para la cÁrcel, cogiÓ una -- ten una multa y ya estÁ. pero quiÉn ha dicho? aquÍ hay una ley que dice que los profesores pueden golpear a un niÑo. eso es una barbaridad. eso existe en la florida. si tÚ no puedes disciplinar a un niÑo, para quÉ lo mandas al colegio? lourdes: don pedro? don pedro: yo creo que a los niÑos se les tiene que enseÑar el respeto para los mayores. lourdes: creen -- cree que los padres son responsables? don pero: los padres son responsables, pero en la escuela, el maestro tiene preferencia con otros niÑos y contigo no. entonces, te hacen bullying, te quejas y no te hacen caso. nancy: eso es abuso y es ilegal. don pedro: de rep

chuck and nancy gone? >> not necessarily chuck and nancy dpn. -- gone. if we look at what happened with the republicans, donald trump won. he is elderly. >> in his 70s. >> he is. we have to bring in the fresh faces. we can't vote people out just because of their age. if biden want to run. >> you want nancy pelosi to stick around for another few years? >> nancy pelosi's leadership is questionable in the democratic party and i don't think that's about her age. that's something we have to make very, very clear. >> in the swing districts across the country that will decide who will control the house. if republicans run an ad showing nancy pelosi with a democratic candidate it's deadly. >> nancy pelosi is not popular. i want nancy pelosi to stick around. i can tell you that. >> [laughing]. >> i would never donate to a political campaign except hers. >> democrats talk about we need new blood. they go get all of their blood changed, they are still selling unpopular ideas. that's what they don't get. it's not the messenger. that's the message. >> we need movemen

nancy: yo mando a que le pongan piedras. muy peligroso para un hombre. depende de cÓmo lo tomes, de la amistad que tengas. si yo le regalÓ una faja a una mujer, la quiero mucho y nada de quiero decir que estÁ gorda, la invito al gimnasio. lourdes: de regalo, toda una membresÍa por un aÑo. marcela: bienvenida la membresÍa. no hay nada mÁs caro que el gimnasio. lourdes: muchas personas me regalaron una faja por mi hijo. quizÁs se piense en el detalle, que no hay mucho presupuesto. eso pasa muchas veces. a lo que no le interesa es que esa persona reciba un detalle. lo importante no es cuÁnto valga, sino el regalo. a uno le gusta que le den un detalle, una cosa divertida. lourdes: cuÁl es el peor regalo que le han dado? yo me coloquÉ hace muchos aÑos, tenÍa enamorado sin acuerdo que era navidad y yo emocionada como ya tu sabes. llega Él a mi casa con mi cajita y yo como... parecÍa una pulsera porque era larga y cuando agarro era un lapicero. no empezaba ninguna universidad, nada. marcela: Él reencauchÓ el regalo. lana: a mi una

nancy: everybody knows everybody. it's like a family, really. reporter: furdock moved here 20 years ago and works in local tourism. but since far-right media linked hancock to islamberg, which they allege is a terrorist training camp, she's received some going to bring my kids to a terrorist community. why are you supporting them? reporter: islamberg was founded in the 1980's by predominantly african-american muslims. it's one of 22 communities run by "muslims of america" that follow the teachings of pakistani sufi cleric mubarik ali shah gilani. its members have turned their backs on the crime, poverty, and racism of american cities to raise their children in a more stable and religious environment. tahira clark has lived in islamberg since she was 12. she studied law at the university of albany, and is now the community's legal counsel. tahirah: fear? no. concern? yes. because the attention that they bring to our community and the statements, the false accusations that they level against our community, can incite others to violence. reporter:

why is nancy pelosi not create sized like sarah palin was? >> the health plan was anything but afford able. just to you know point out that, hyperbole can be an effective rhetorical tool, but when you actually believe manage is armageddon, not like it could be armageddon, when you move it to that point, you make a fool of yourself. i honestly believe, with all due respect, she has made a fool of herself, by saying that a bill pass the by congress is armageddon, armageddon is the end of the world. this is hardly the end of the world. liz: i have spoken with people today, they feel nancy pelosi is right, they fall for that hyperbole. what is is stairier. -- scarier. look at this robot, that is perform ji gymnastic moves. >> that is very scary, i think that russians will not be able to participate in next olympics, they will be sending robot. to my point, do bluff that governmenbelieve that thegovernn spending your money than you are. because if you believe they are, that armageddon, that is what she is saying, i cannot believe any rational amer

nancy: alarming. now to an update on the security scare after a tokyo bound plane was forced to turn around mid-flight back to los angeles when an passenger was found on board. suzanne kennedy explains why the passenger and his brother are facing serious charges. suzanne: the f.b.i. is weighing criminal charges against a pair of brothers who somehow got on flight 175 from los angeles to tokyo using a single boarding pass. the so-called flight to nowhere took off from los angeles at 12:00 noon on tuesday, four hours later boomeranged back when the flight attendants discovered a possible stowaway. 4,000 mile detour. the brothers have nearly identical names and allegedly used a duplicate boarding pass. one of them had a legitimate ticket for flight 175. the other also had a real ticket to tokyo but on a different flight. with a different airline. >> you have to know precisely how it happened. once it gets the answers you can reverse engineer the process and make sure it doesn't occur again. suzanne: over

a moderate democrat from ohio who challenge nancy pelosi tim ryan says that nancy pelosi is less popularhan donald trump and that's makes it hard for democrats to win top races in swing districts where the republicans have to run tv ads tying the democratic candidate to nancy pelosi. watch. >> i have been calling for a leaders to step down and allow a new generation of leaders to step up and lead the party forward for a long time. >> i think that we have this breath and depth of talent within our caucus, and it is time to pass the torch to a new generation of leaders. >> nancy pelosi was a great speaker, great leader, but her time has come and gone. >> i respect any opinion that they have come about my decision is not up to them. i think i'm worth the trouble, quite frankly. >> nancy pelosi wants to hang on, but here's the thing, some of the presidential contenders on the left have been around us long as her. senator bernie sanders 76, senator elizabeth warren is a newcomer at 69 years old, howard dean expensively said that is why he will not be endorsing any of those folks highlighting

nancy: thank you. it's still not clear where it will lead but it is eliciting strong emotions from washington. stephen tschida continues the coverage. stephen: keep in mind washington, d.c. is deep blue territory. when news s speculating about their hopes that flinn bring down the trump presidency. former national security adviser michael flynn en route to court. the white house now if not under attack, under expanding shadow of suspicion. something that many here in the nation's capital welcome. >> i think it shows that something serious happened. that everyone should be deeply suspicious. that somebody absolutely rotten happened between the trump team and russia during the election. >> the streets of d.c. today a buzz with the speculation about what michael flynn's guilty plea will lead to. >> i expect to hear more things that suggested a bigger issue than the administration would like us stephen: they are not abundant but we did find trump supporters in the capital. none went on camera but they blam

is what will happen if republicans get their way. >> nancy: this is armageddon. this is a very big deal, because you know why? there's really a very hard way to come back from this. they take us further, more deeply into debt. what can you do but raise taxes? >> dagen: armageddon? really? hi everybody i'm dagen mcdowell. this is bulls & bears. so bulls & bears this week, gary b. smith, jonas max ferris, john layfield along with stacey washington and adrian elrod. welcome to everybody. john? armageddon, really? >> look this political talk has reached a new level of crazy. where was this dooms day prediction when nancy pelosi with the rest of her congressman republicans and democrats watched debt go from 5 trillion in 2000 to over 20 trillion today. where is this dooms day vision that she has when she says that debt is going to be 10 trillion more in the next decade? so we're looking at $31 trillion in debt according to all cbo predictions she's about $1 trillion added on to that so you're ignoring 96% of our deficit talking about dooms day predictions with this an

harvey: i want to see this movie. >> nancy has to be pissed.nya, who bashed her in. she's out with margot robbie and nancy's at home. >> tonya harding is the far more interesting of the two. nancy kerrigan was just skating, why? and that's it. [laughter] >> john travolta's next movie is