i'm nervous. >>> up neb, christmas at kelly clarkson's house. >> we watch movies and have hot cocoa.h daddy does not approve of. >>> then -- >> are you ready for it? >> taylor swift before she dot a reputation. >> kind of awesome. >> "e.t." flashes back to when we first met the starstruck teen. >> there are so many famous people here. how do you handle it? >>> but first, the stars are obsessed with disney. katy perry was there yesterday. so was matthew mcconaughey. nick and vanessa win it all. >> you see the disney princesses is there one that reminds you of vanessa? >> every day, she is my princess. >> happily ever after. isn't that just for princesses. we have teamed up with zales. everyone's favorite color of the year was rose gould. and the belle collection features rose gold. you might like the snow white. cinderella. and you can only get the styles from the enchanted disney fine jewelry collection at zales. >>> just announced. kevin, keltie, and i are excited to be co-hosting grammy red ♪ ♪ i'm hearing sleigh bells ♪ i'm seeing snow >>> that is kelly clarkson. hitting the stage

. ♪ >> reporter: the dad to be again will play the lead role in easter sunday nebs year.e team behind it as the other live musicals. >> and if there's a hunger for this kind of entertainment, we'll be back there year after year after year. >> reporter: and finally, are miley and j. hud returning to "the voice." >> are y'all coming back? are y'all coming back? >> i would love to come back. >> i would love to come back. >> you can never replace miley. we did find the person who can talk equally as much. >> i'm excited, y'all. >> i'm talking about words. coming out of the mouth without breathing. >> i'm excited to turn a chair and pick my team. i'm nervous. >>> up neb, christmas at kelly clarkson's house. >> we watch movies and have hot cocoa. >> which daddy does not approve of. >>> then -- >> are you ready for it? >> taylor swift before she dot a reputation. >> kind of awesome. >> "e.t." flashes back to when we first met the starstruck teen. >> there are so many famous people here. how do you handle it? >>> but first, the stars are obsessed with disney. katy perry was there

and so being proud sitting nebs to someone who has family background. i assume you talk about customs union agreement when came into place in 95. which is the first agreement of that state to the european union as well. towards third country situation. but also having this special situation of turkey who was in the process of applying which a at that time i think also nurtured a lot of positive results. positive business and further understanding why to move forward and actually as we have heard today that has been taken up by himself. because business was running very well throughout the last year or so. so where do we stand? the european union has different sides we talk about member states that have interest. we talk on the european commission and the european participate limit to make it complex. but important. we have talked in the issue as many corner stones which are difficult. in our relationship as such. let me tell you that i have been in turkey myself being at the week where the unity was taken by the parliament. and doing a press conference

that without some of the state and local tax deductions, some people's tax may go up at least some neb members of congress. two here in new jersey. republican and democrat they have got an idea they think can save the plan and let's dig night. i am joined now by congressman, congressman. welcome to "chasing news." how are you? >> thank you for having me. i appreciate. bill: first. tell me if i am wrong. it seems to me that both plans, the senate plan, the house plan have already said that much of the state and local tax deductions are fog stay where they reason including the home mortgage interest deduct up to a million or half million depending on this plan. what is different about what you are proposing. >> well, the one exception to what you said, actually, eliminating the stit and local tax deductions on the property tax side they put a cap unallowing up to $10,000. so property taxes. do you know in new jersey and new york and connecticut in our area. 10,000. aof people pay more than 10,000 in property tax. the big issue is you can no longer deduct in the tax hike bills and no long

that if republicans had nominated luther strange or any joe or jane generic republican, any neb of thelican house nomination, republican wos have won easily. this guy was toxic before we knew he had an unhealthy interest in teenaged girls. now, but -- to your point, did minority turnout come out? did african-american turnout out in big numbers? yes. that's what democrats will need next year and a lot of white voters, instead of voting with their feet they voted with their fannies. they chose to stay home, but so i don't think it's mutually exclusive. you could have all of these signs of a wave, of a, anti-republican wave, and yesterday still is about moore and less about trump. >> how does -- how does democrats -- how do democrats sustain this energy that they have and i guess we probably asked the same question after 2010, after the scott brown victory. same thing. it was like, wow, a wave's developing, but can they sustain this for 11 more months? that's the question i had. >> i think president trump's approval ratings and the intensity of his disapproval has been very, very steady.

. >>> new jersey governor elect phil murphy getting pushing back after posing nebs to a cut-out of chrishristie. you probably saw it but you probably recognize this message of governor christie. the picture shows him lounging on the beach last summer during a shutdown when the beaches were closed. the government elect said he couldn't resist taking it during a trip to puerto rico. governor christie tells new jersey.that the photo send a terrible to message. >>> if you had trouble driving on the pennsylvania turnpike overnight in bucks county it's because of maintenance, had to close down from midnight to a to 6:00 this morning, so they could remove bridge beams, don't worry, it's working now so it's free and clear. >>> weather authority right now, live look at the ben franklin parkway right here in beautiful philadelphia. >> a little warmer today. still little chilly but kind of a nice day to end the weekend. kathy orr joins us with a full check of the forecast. it will get warmer >> did you peak >> i did because i had to >> you were worried about this. would you believe we already had e

spell for gop nebs congress opinion. >>> a seismic wakeup call as the senate majority shrinks. >> he tried. i want to support the person running. we need the seat. >> did republicans dodge a bullet? what does this mean for steve bannon's war on the republican establishment? big questions for john cornyn. chris van hollen. and our powerhouse "roundtable." we'll break down the pom ticks, spoke out the spin. >>> good morning. as we head into the holidays, it sure looks like president trump and the gop will get what they want for christmas. the votes lined up for the largest tax cut in years. what will it mean for the economy and the middle class? determine. we'll have two of america's prominent economists ahead. will it look like a win one year from now? >> this is where it all began. >> reporter: this time last year, donald trump was thanking alabama voters. on his victory tour. not this week. despite the president's late push for the gop candidate doctor. >> get out and vote for roy moore. do it. do it. >> reporter: moore's baggage was just too heavy. >> the leader of the party, i wou

it is about as irresponsible ways to create policy and laws as neb could possibly think of. >> woodruff: you also mentioned, mayor bloomberg, education, that the burden will fall helviest on the cities with the poorest students. how so? >> we have a group of people in this country who are poor and don't seem to be able to work their ways out of poverty. one of the real reasons for that is they don't get a good education. we put teachers in the classroom who, in many cases, shouldn't be there and can't qualify unfortunately, and we should spend money to take the teachers and give them the help they need to become better teachers so they can help these people get an education, and if you get an education, then you can work yourself out of poverty. by taking the away the state and local deductions in the big states where they have more of the people who, unfortunately, have been mired in poverty for a long time, we're taking away their ability to give the poor people of this country what they need to work themselves out of this spiral, this succession of generation after generation that re

. -- 2016 is when my neb started. an attempt to catch people as soon as the process started. don't know about other branches, but on the air force i they have had a huge uptick in enrollment because they have been able to catch people faster than at the end. i think if i could have gotten into a program like this sooner, i might not be quite in the state i am today. i think my recovery would have been faster and better, and not quite so rocky. but i have also seen that on the of the way sexual assault is handled in general, at least some air force side. i was saying earlier that i think if what i -- if what happened to me happened to me today in seventh 2012, it would be vastly different. i am very thankful that strides are being made to make the situation better and better. did that adequately --? again. to see you when you got out of the hospital and went back to the unit, how were you integrated back into the unit and what kind of jobs did they give you? >> get sort of dependent. depended. of i've had multiple surgeries. stay. course my inpatient when you say that treat so

carry them over and hand them to the nebs doctor. that's even in a sophisticated place. after we spent $35 billion. can you make it a priority and use some of the skillful manager and executive experience background you have to help us improve a reduce excessive physician documentation. both in reality and in per spepgs. what are your thoughts on that? >> in both of those areas that's a sensible approach. it is ridiculous if we have a system now where you have to collect your paper record to go to a different facility. that is a betrayal of the vision secretary laid out. originally when we started down the journey and working towards. he would talk about the rail way system and if you don't get a single gauge it doesn't work. they never decided on a gauge. you have throe to get arpd australia now. we need to work on that. on the regulatory burden with physicians that would be my style of how to work. the affected individuals know what's wrong and what's happening. and get the input from them to see if there are appropriate change ts to be made. >> dpet your father to hel