>> oh, hi, nanette.is jenny. >> reporter: the detectives told the daughters to give nanette a call and record it. >> well, first of all, a lot of checks -- there are a lot of times i sign for him on many things. >> uh-huh? >> with his permission. >> he gave you permission to sign his name? >> oh, yeah. i've signed his name on many things. >> huh. he never let us do that. >> reporter: although nanette told jenny she was sure bill had signed that particular check. but then the detectives got involved, and they found more money missing from bill's accounts. nearly $500,000 and also discovered nanette wasn't exactly the person she had portrayed herself to be. detective voth learned up she grew up in phoenix. you can barely recognize her from her high school yearbook picture, she had so transformed herself. and despite what she told eric, she never studied business, never even got a college degree. she never invented anything but her own back-story. married at 18, two kids by 22, divorced at 23, and determine

>> oh, hi, nanette.etectives told the daughters to give nanette a call and record it. >> well, first of all, a lot of checks -- there are a lot of times i sign for him on many things. >> uh-huh? >> with his permission. >> he gave you permission to sign his name? >> oh, yeah. i've signed his name on many things. >> huh. i never let us do that. >> reporter: although nanette told jenny she was sure bill had signed that particular check. but then the detectives got involved, and they found more money missing from bill's accounts. nearly $500,000 and also discovered nanette wasn't exactly the person she had portrayed herself to be. detective voth learned up she grew up in phoenix. you can barely recognize her from her high school yearbook picture, she had so transformed herself. and despite what she told eric, she never studied business, never even got a college degree. she never invented anything but her own back-story. married at 18, two kids by 22, divorced at 23, and determined to leave dusty arizona behi

no-no nanette. >> no, no, no! was the play and my answer to this is also no, no, no they made a mistake then >> no, no, no. >> you're making a mistake now at 45 times forward earnings, if you're finding under armour which you will in the t.j. maxx aisles too expensive i would say no, no, no, scott. >> interesting >> is there a translation for what he just said? >> no, no nanette, sort of kind of know where he went. >> giving the folks at home something. >> t.j. maxx everything discount >> that's the problem. >> if you appear in the aisles of t.j. maxx your business is toast? >> if you appear en masse as much of this under armour garb is >> ubiquitous, got it. >> as much as we'd like this game to continue -- >> we have to go to break. >> hard to bieelve is it that time? >> it is final trades are next. no two patients are the same. predicting the next step for them can be challenging. today we're using the ibm cloud to run new analytics tools that help us better predict and plan a patient's recovery. ♪ ♪ ultimately,

has had to reinvent itself, giving birth to a new generation of women entrepreneurs known as the nanette'sanddaughter of one of the matriarchs. >> lets unfold it. have you had a look? >> she has another v vision of w she wants to run her business. she crated her own brand, and designs all of her cloths herself and africa, but has them printed in china. first, she chooses the design with her stytylist. would say the orange should be deeper. month,r: seveveral times a he comeses to showcase his creative ideas.. >> the next collection will be much more ethnic and w will brig out the modern ethnic dutch. designs, ifmetric we want to try to stand out, while also remaining in the spirit of africa. she is now set to conquer foreign countries with modern designs. >> we try to take into account the specificity of each country. you can see here these traditional long cloths we have created for burkina faso. these are more for the nigerian clientele who like patterns with lolots of blue. customers from the ivory coast like very flashy colors. this pink, people love. 2/3 of h her sales are in togo and

characters from thte bous bird to anxious" elephant" and upbeat "piggie," to abandoned ka-nuffle bunny,et nanette'sa. willems is now the kennedy center's first educati-aist- in-residence, making music, art with the pigeon musical. >> there grown adults playingwid screaming and running around. hopelly that's goi to engender notust laughs onn stage, but we kids go home the grown ups will pick up a stuffed animal and pretendpehat it's a pand start to be silly again. i'm more interested in sparking some sort of creativity, some type of joy. that happens after the show,af r the performance. after you read the book. >> reporter: is that why the drawings are so simple? >> absolutely. fery one of my characters is designed so thate year old can reproduce it. i want my books to be played, not just read. the most important part of the book, the hearof the book, is the audience reacting to what i've splattered on the page. >> reporter: and by audience you don't just mean the kid. you mean the pent or grandparent who's reading it. >> absolutely. >> reporter: acting it out. the voices. >> i need u. you are my or

. >> nanette, what does it tell you about what will happen when it moves to the house floor or the senate, the way the markups in hearings were conducted. >> absurd to 11. >> starting at 11. >> and lindsey graham will keep turning it up and up and up. i am going to take a lot of antacids. >> i want to know the senate, will they come in wearing maga hats for the trial? >> we have a bottle of trump vodka, trump water. >> he is saying i have already made up my mind. they all have to take an oath saying they will be impartial. i know democrats say trump is guilty. but i think you need to go through the courtesy of the constitution of saying i support trump, i like him, i play golf with him, but i will try to be impartial as i consider the evidence. and they're not even bothering to do that. mcconnell of course has joined the trump defense. >> i look forward to mitt romney's eventual speech about how what the president did is wrong. >> after the trial concludes. >> we can all stand in the corner and face the wall for a few days. and then go back to being president. . >> he said it on sean hann

.>> nanette from hous. >> merry christmas.take as picture with our christmas tree. janice: have you seen the christmas tree? brian: it plays music. steve: use #all-american christmas. fox all-american christmas and we'll take note. thank you. ainsley: thanks, janice. and that beautiful crowd. inspector general's report confirming the fbi used that anti-trump dossier to support fisa applications even though they didn't corroborate it. brian: shouldn't someone be held accountable for that portion of it? the judge is on. ♪ we got the moves ♪ ♪ ain't no stopping us now ♪ we're on the move ♪ i know ♪ with advil, you have power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength of advil. what pain? jillian: good morning, welcome back. time for headlines, animal edition. this one is really getting some buzz. an arizona man registering a bee hive as a service animal. too many people fake their need for support so he wanted to prove a point registering the bees online to show how easy it is. under federal law only d