she was nell. wonderful. her name was ellen but she was known as nell. and the hallmarks...'re different. i can see their different. they're very tiny. not easy to see. i can see they date from about 1926 through to about 1929. oh, so-- so it couldn't have been a wedding present, so, not a wedding present, but maybe an anniversary present or the birth-of- a-child present. but tell me a little bit about nell. i mean, it's lovely to hear a daughter-in-law saying that she was a lovely mother-in-law. she was a lovely mother-in-law, she really was and we had fun together, and i used to go with her when she was choosing dresses. presumably-- i am presuming right, am i that these are her dresses? well, i have a box full of all these 1920s things. and, um, they could have been sister-in-laws. and they're the same sort of date. this-- this wonderful, bias-cut dress here, with its very understated beading, i would have said is dating from the early '30s rather than the 1920s. oh, would you? yes, yes. dresses in the 1920s were dangerously modern... yes, of course they were. ...and up t

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senators reid and mcchon nell are work -- mcconnell are working on such an agreement as we speak. but if an agreement isn't reached in time between senator reid and senator mcconnell, then i will urge senator reid to bring to the floor a blase sick package for an up or down vote, one that protects the middle class from an income tax high, extends the vital lifeline of pun insured been fits and a plan for an economic growth and deficit reduction. >> that was president obama talking with four days left in that fiscal cliff deadline saying he's hoping congress will reach a deal on this. if not, he's asking them to bring a package to the floor that will protect middle class mrns. >>> coming up all brand-new at 6:00, american families are now banned from adopting russian children. we'll hear from one local family who calls it a death sentence for thousands of small children. >> before you get to work on your next home repair project, we're warning you about the dangers of trying to do it yourself. now a preview of what's ahead on world news at 6:30. >> the 11th our deal or no -- hour d

about 80 fire penalty nell was called to the scene just after midnight and we're told it took about two and half hours to get everything under control. two firefighters are being treated for minor injuries. >> a teacher's aide is under arrest tonight and accused of sex abuse. the victims are three girls and happened while the aide was at the school. lowell has the details. >> 37-year-old collar rans taylor was arrested earlier this morning without incident. police say over a three-year period he touched, rubbed, and hugged three girls that were in his care multiple times. howard county police say back in 200837-year-old clarence taylor was trusted over watching students at maryland school for the deaf in columbia and now shocking allegations have come forth from three different female students accusing taylor of inappropriate touching from that time to 2010. >> the school is an overnight school. so many students stay there over the night. >> the three girls ages 15 to 16 are at another school told authorities that he touched them inappropriate. the girls were ages 10, 11, and 12. it was

. >> have nell, prada, stella mccartney, michael kors. >> reporter: there's a deejay here to -- to give to the party atmosphere a live band at 2:00. they still have plenty of tickets left, movie tickets and tickets for the zoo. they will be here until 5:00 only at this location on mission street in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> the new year is less than 10 hours away for americans on the east coast, 13 for news the bay area. many parts of the world are already enjoying 2013. first up new zealand fireworks began in the city of auckland, horns blew and fireworks exploded as the clock struck midnight. american samoa will be the last place to welcome the new year, three hours after us. >> in australia the annual new year's eve fireworks show was bigger and better than ever. the city bridge delighted the 130,000 spectators with 100,000 different fireworks patterns, 45 people working at 12 computers, launched seven tons of fireworks. >>> we are going to have our own firework show in san francisco along the embarcadero. visibility is not going to be the issue. >> no, you need t

live in san francisco tonight, abc 7 news it all right car nell thank you. to find out if man i up and running in the morning be sure to tune in to the morning news that starts at 4:30 am. >> well after 3 storms we are going on storm watch for the fourth time in a week. >> all we need. another system on its way and sandy is tracking the next system as it moves in. >> let me show you live doppler 7 h d.we have some very light returns around ukiah. we have our own doppler on mount saint helena tracking the system for you. as i take you in a little bit closer here very light rain like i said around ukiah. around highway 2 53. old river road as we look across other parts of the bay area fish rock road very light returns just east of point arena and we'll continue to see the development of some rainfall. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. north bay is where the light rain is falling. 7:00 a.m. still in the north bay this is look at the morning 9:00 a.m. still in the north bay but that will be changing as we head into 11:00 a.m. a little more wide spread to the north and as we l

. >> have nell, prada, stella mccartney, michael kors. >> reporter: there's a deejay here to -- to giveo the party atmosphere a live band at 2:00. they still have plenty of tickets left, movie tickets and tickets for the zoo. they will be here until 5:00 only at this location on mission street in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> the new year is less than 10 hoursy for americans on the east coast, 13 for news the bay area. many parts of the world are already enjoying 2013. first up new zealand fireworks began in the city of auckland, horns blew and fireworks exploded as the clock struck midnight. american samoa will be the last place to welcome the new year, three hours after us. >> in australia the annual new year's eve fireworks show was bigger and better than ever. the city bridge delighted the 130,000 spectators with 100,000 different fireworks patterns, 45 people working at 12 computers, launched seven tons of fireworks. >>> we are going to have our own firework show in san francisco along the embarcadero. visibility is not going to be the issue. >> no, you need to bund

live in san francisco tonight, abc 7 news it all right car nell thank you. to find out if man i up and running in the morning be sure to tune in to the morning news that starts at 4:30 am. >> well after 3 storms we are going on storm watch for the fourth time in a week. >> all we need. another system on its way and sandy is tracking the next system as it moves in. >> let me show you live doppler 7 h d.we have some very light returns around ukiah. we have our own doppler on mount saint helena tracking the system for you. as i take you in a little bit closer here very light rain like i said around ukiah. around highway 2 53. old river road as we look across other parts of the bay area fish rock road very light returns just east of point arena and we'll continue to see the development of some rainfall. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. north bay is where the light rain is falling. 7:00 a.m. still in the north bay this is look at the morning 9:00 a.m. still in the north bay but that will be changing as we head into 11:00 a.m. a little more wide spread to the north and as we l

it's projected to more than quad are you nell the next four years. but now colorado and washington state residents can use marijuana without a doctor's permission. while they are still breaking federal law, what impact could these new state laws have on the medical dope business? we have more of our recent conversation with tripp keber, c.e.o. of medical marijuana products maker dixie elixirs. >> you are looking at a $300 million in denver going to in excess of $600 million, this is about taxes, this is about jobs. the state of colorado we paid into a state coffers as an industry over $50 million in taxes, licenses and fees. we employ as an industry directly over 10,000 people in the state. and so there are not many states that can afford to turn a blind eye to that. so i certainly believe in the state of new jersey and potentially even connecticut certainly with the experiences of the superstorm sandy that they going to look long and hard at these markets, at these vertical markets to potentially den bit. >> tom: does legallization of the drug itsel

live in san francisco tonight, abc 7 news it all right car nell thank you.f man i up and running in the morning be sure to tune in to the morning news that starts at 4:30 am. >> well after 3 storms we are going on storm watch for the fourth time in a week. >> all we need. another system on its way and sandy is tracking the next system as it moves in. >> let me show you live doppler 7 h d.we have some very light returns around ukiah. we have our own doppler on mount saint helena tracking the system for you. as i take you in a little bit closer here very light rain like i said around ukiah. around highway 2 53. old river road as we look across other parts of the bay area fish rock road very light returns just east of point arena and we'll continue to see the development of some rainfall. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. north bay is where the light rain is falling. 7:00 a.m. still in the north bay this is look at the morning 9:00 a.m. still in the north bay but that will be changing as we head into 11:00 a.m. a little more wide spread to the north and as we lack terrain fa

fine work nells. i'm sorry roy. he jumped me when i wasn't looking. father please!this one last crime. so we could retire on the proceeds. some proceeds, a half a million bucks. now that i have it, nothing or no one will take it from me. loraine, get roger's guns. then we'll all step outside. don't do it loraine, you can't be that loyal to your father. stop and think. if you do that you'll be like him, a murderer. think loraine. loraine. father i don't care what you have done, but give me the gun. oh! you got anymore? then just call me three gun brady. come on honey. i didn't mean to do this... honey you didn't do anything. i didn't mean to do it. but you didn't. well you're both free to go thanks to roy and dale. although they're the ones that brought you in, they weren't satisfied that you were guilty. monty i realize you attacked me only because you thought i was going to arrest ruby. you plenty smart roy rogers. monty elkheart not forget. and ruby thank you dale. i'm glad it turned out this way for you ruby, for both of you. your ponies are right out

man: nell's in? yeah, first door on the right. hey there. excuse me. it's first door. [labored breathing] man: so long, then. see you on payday. yeah. woman: better check she's all right. greetings, doctor. i just called in to collect those instruments. of course. nearly done. no sign of that new autoclave? no. the department said it would come this week, but there's been no joy so far. are you staying for tea, dr. turner? mrs. b.'s made an absolute piece de resistance of yule log. thanks, but i've got timothy outside in the car. oh, dear. housekeeper's day off? well, i'm sure we can pop you something into a paper bag. [telephone ringing] how is timothy getting on? [sighs] it's been almost a year. he's doing well enough, but it'll be our first christmas since his mother died, and i'm worried it might...undo things. i lost my mother when i was very young. children are more resilient than you think. well... he's made his opinion of my cooking rather clear. fish and chips for us tonight, i reckon. sorry, doctor. there's been a message from the surgery. urgent home visit r

fine work nells. i'm sorry roy. he jumped me when i wasn't looking. father please!ke it from me. loraine, get roger's guns. then we'll all step outside. don't do it loraine, you can't be that loyal to your father. stop and think. if you do that you'll be like him, a murderer. think loraine. loraine. father i don't care what you have done, but give me the gun. oh! you got anymore? then just call me three gun brady. come on honey. i didn't mean to do this... honey you didn't do anything. i didn't mean to do it. but you didn't. well you're both free to go thanks to roy and dale. although they're the ones that brought you in, they weren't satisfied that you were guilty. monty i realize you attacked me only because you thought i was going to arrest ruby. you plenty smart roy rogers. monty elkheart not forget. and ruby thank you dale. i'm glad it turned out this way for you ruby, for both of you. your ponies are right outside there monty. ♪ we'll be out to see you one of these days. bye! bye! you and dale drop in again. okay sheriff! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪happy trails to you

coming at the meeting we started between the fox report and house speaker boehner and we'll learn if nell they'll tell us about the fiscal cliff. >> and christmas cards and decorating trees and all that, i'm still not happy. >> was is charlie brown depressed? may maybe-- greg gutfeld weighs on the double standard. and-- >> we're going to have to see the rates on the top 2% go up and we're not going to get a deal without it. >> virginia congressman on whether the president is willing to go over the fiscal cliff so he can blame the g.o.p. >> plus, olympic gold medal winning gabby douglas on the role of faith in her triumph. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applaus [applause] >> thank you very much, great audience. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. [applause]. well for the past few weeks, i've traveled to about 48 city signing dear chandler, dear scarlet and i met several thousand who watched the show every week, it's.that americans are-- and many of you are wondering if your kids and grandkids are going to have a better life than you. and what i h

. $13 in the long continue nell to get back into new york. $13, the price of government.z: try going from new jersey to new york every day. poor now, let's put it this way, peter. you talk about a dollar kraub? people, look, is that a really fair assessment to call it a crash? you really expect that? >> well it hags int crashed yet. it has gone down. people forget the history of the dollar but when nixon --. liz: don't go day by day. every time it falls it rises again. >> my point in 1971 when we went off the gold standard the next seven or eight years the dollar lost 2/3 of its value. that's why oil prices went from $3 to $30. that's why we had all the inflation of the 1970s. i think decline coming for the dollar will be much bigger han what we saw in the 1970s. the fundamentals are much worse. over last five years, 10 years the dollar has been going down. pick up a chart. the australian dollar, you need $1.5 to buy a australian dollar. you used to buy them for 50 cents not too long ago. the dollar is going down. can't just look at euro. they're having problems. you know

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people see that immediately in their paycheck, and the idea was nelled immediately go out and spend it. s people have been spending it. once that goes up, you will see less money in your paycheck as a result of the payroll tax cut not being extended this time around. both democrats and republicans agree not to extend it. neither party kind of likes that tax cut, but for different reasons. so for a lot of political reasons, that's not in this debate right now. that thing has been left aside, and we're talking about now a bunch of other different bush tax cuts that are going to be extended and what threshold we're going to extend them at. people should get ready to see a little bit bigger bite being taken by the feds out of your tax -- out of your paycheck as soon as next week. >> right. you're talking about an average of $08 per family. one more question, amman. we've talked almost exclusive i feel about the tax cuts, but not the other side of the sequester. is there talk among people on the street about what the austerity cuts could do both to businesses and individuals? >> sure. absol

mitch wok nell tock to the fleb vp strategy. the weaker performers were financial, materials as well as utilities among the sectors offsetting late-day games we saw in discretionary and staple stocks low on initial consumer sentiment and the cliff. home builders today finished something very good. november home sales for strong continue once again. of course, now all eyes to this weekend to see what hang will done about the cliff. back to you. >> if, at all. thank you, mary. housing is clicking on all cylinders right now. home prices up nearly 7 boston this year making it the first yearly gain we've seen in housing six 2006. that's unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable. >> look the november numbers. 14.5% jump in existing home sales. mary mentioned the 15% increase in new home sales. mortgage rates still close to all-time lows right now. >> with all that positive momentum and all the progress in the housing market come to a halt if we go over the cliff? joining us with the thoughts, managing director of marketing and a licensed re

for example, the six-day war really spelt a death nell for the movement of arab nationalism which was a secular movement in its most sublime form under gamal abdul nasser of egypt. that war was debunked in 1967. it opened the door to the entry of a new ideology into the middle east. that was an islamic ideology. that has had profound ramifications for everybody, both in the middle east and in the united states as well. the six-day war also ended the period when the arab-israeli conflict was a state to state conflict, a conflict between israel and jordan, israel and syria and israel and egypt. this became a new conflict that emerged, one between israel and the palestinians. before 1967, you really didn't hear about the palestinians. it's not by accident a year after the war ended in 1968, the p.l.o., under yasser arafat, emerges as this powerful force in the arab world. we have been living with that as well. 1967 war was also inaugurated the strategic relationship between the united states and israel. people forget that israel fought the 1967 war not with american arms but with french

. >> this is the straw that breaks the cam nell's back.have to respond. >> to an unprecedented gathering we thought and hoped would never be repeated. ten families from the aurora shooting, they're speaking out with solidarity. plus, dr. ross takes us inside the mind of a killer. >> he was different. he was quiet. a nice kid, a good kid. >> how this time it may be different in changing the law of the line. >> we can't tolerate this anymore. these tragedies must end. and to end them, we must change. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >> good evening. just a few minutes in the studio, we're going to do something quite extraordinary. i'm going to sit down with ten americans who lived what we hoped might be the last mass shooting in this country, the massacre in a movie heater in aurora, colorado. you need to hear what these people have to say about guns in america. >>> but first, a picture none of us ever imagined or feared we would ever have to see. the first funerals of the 20 young children killed at the sandy hook school in newtown, conne

is it nancy or the death of little nell? >> the violent death of nancy.e would perform and nobody seemed to mind that she had a beard, you know. >> charlie: he wrote under the pseudonym baz for a while. >> his critics say baz is all buzz. the writing itself was performative and physically exhausting. he wrote like a maniac. you would write from 9:00 to 2:00 every day. he would be so bubbling over with the enthusiasm of his characters and their imaginative world that he had created that he would walk for as many hours as he had written. there's something really physical on the page for him. there's this wonderful story about... think about how fast he's writing. he's writing for a serial publ kaig barely ahead of his readers. dickens rushed everywhere if you were physically with him you would be taken back. people often were. when he was writing copper field he rushed out to buy a new ream of baip he was desperately needing to take the story further along. he went to the shop to buy his stationery. a woman there was waiting for numb next number of copper f

when they start trading again, nell pretty soon, we'll get a quote for you on that.g of berkshire hathaway, the super rich, they say tax the super rich. warren buffett joins soros calling for higher taxes, are they guilty about their success? dr. keith ablow on the psychology of the super rich. he's next. ♪ >> wait a second, wait a second. what exactly -- am i hearing it right? i believe it's santa baby, by madonna. while we watch warren harding and his quote about capitalism lives here and government in business and business in government. have it all on "varney & company." ♪ think of the fun i've missed, think of the fellas that i haven't kissed ♪ [ male announcer ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our support teams are nearby, ready to help. it's no wonder so many investors are saying...

colonel nell ralph peters is fox news strategic analyst and author of the book, cain at gettysburg.od to have you back. your thoughts on the president's announcement and why now? >> i think he did the right thing but did it 15, 16 months too late. the president is recognizing the syrian coalition for two reasons the superficial reason the syrians have finally an acceptable group to deal with. the real reason? i think it finally dawned on the administration by not supporting those syrians fighting for secular rule of law for democracy, we by neglect empowered really ugly jihadis supplied by the way the ostensible allies the saudis and gulf arabs. megyn: that may confuse a lot of people. which were told they consisted of regular people in syria, lawyers, businessmen, who wanted to see assad gone and they fought and fought and were brutalized by assad and not much happened to assad from the outside world. then al qaeda stepped in and started to sort of exploit the situation and other al qaeda related groups and our allies over in the region started funneling weapons to the bad guys, to

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mccan nell says he wants to reach agreement.nia senator dianne feinstein says failure is not an option. >> the danger to our people, to our military, to our nation's security. to our economic base is just too great not to have a solution. so, you know, what makes this government work is compromise. when you don't compromise there is stasis. we have had enough of that for too long. >> reporter: the president says if biden and mcconnell can't cut a deal the senate will vote on extending tax cuts for families making less than $250,000 a year and basically force republicans to go the politically risky route voting against it, gregg. gregg: essentially that means taxes are definitely going to go up? >> reporter: it seems the only question is the income cuttoff. now vice president biden is said to be about 100,000 a year apart. biden is willing to preserve tax cuts for families making up to $450,000. mcconnell holding out for $550,000. a year. south carolina senator lindsey graham is not happy about it. >> in 2010 we extend the all th

is this legislation, is this the death nell for these workers, the unions in michigan?t round of a ballot that will divide this state. we're going to have a civil war in this state because this has been passed by a lame duck legislature. by really there is no debate. this was done in five days. not approved by the people of the state of michigan. this is a monumental decision to make. for it to be done by outgoing senators and congressmen or legislatures is a tremendous mistake. and so what they're doing is basically betraying democracy, if there is any question here, let's put it on the ballot, let's let the people of michigan decide what is good for michigan. >> before that happens, though, it is assumed that, you know, your governor is poised to sign this legislation come tomorrow, in the meantime, as you wage this civil war, what does this mean for unionized workers moving forward in michigan. >> well, it means we have got to work hard, but basically we're going to challenge this in court, we have done this in other states, we're going to basically get this on the b

republican party's conservative base which is relentlessly opposed to any tax increase and senator mccobb nell is up for re-election in 2014 where tea party rebellion toppled his own protÉge and instead, send rand paul to the senate. i'll bring in nbc news capitol hill correspondent, kelly o'donnell. >>> waiting for action here today. >> reporter: it seems pretty quiet at the moment, steve. it's one of those things where you feel like something big is going to happen but as you walk through the corridors here, it seems pretty quiet at the moment. >> well, we have all sorts of conflicting reports out there about what the broad framework would be if there's going to be a deal. i guess the big stumble bling block is number one, what is the fresh hold be for the tax income? $250,000 which obama originally proposed? $400,000 which he supposedly offered in a revised offer a week ago? and then, of course, the status of the sequester. we have $1.2 trillion in cuts over ten years, half from defense and half from nondefense discretionary spending. is there any indication if there's a deal today what the

i think also i've always said the great mid nell this country to my opinion seems to be socially morelly more consecutive. they don't want to see a country that's $16 trillion in debt but they don't necessarily want to see a government that feels like they're dictating their church value on somebody. so just like we've known for a long time, we're deeply split country but i do think we lean a little bit to the right on most issues. >> karen, should we even try to label the country as center left, center right? why do that? >> we shouldn't actually. i think those labels really do a disservice to try to really understand what's going on in the country and where people really are. peer research does a fantastic study every year. they call it their political topography poll. they look at democrats and republicans and the full spectrum. it's fascinating. there's all kinds of places where there are similarities and differences among groups of people you would not necessarily expect. that is a more accurate reflexion. labels in general do us a disservice. they don't tell us what's going on w

nell hunt said, my most fulfilling christmas was in 2006.eunited with my family. that would be a happy day. from joel griffith, my 89-year-old mom still with me. god bless her this christmas, making it the best. she has a heart condition. from debbie devlin, my favorite is my daughters putting the angel on the tree and baking cookies with them. i've got some christmas heros and i think we all do. i know you do. you were tell ming me about some before we began. two people that live the life of christ every day, they happen to be brothers and benedictine monks, father peter conley and be a dot glare conley who runs the abbott in still river, massachusetts. they are christians. they work every day for christ. they work every day to help the disadvantaged. the poor, the depressed, the people that need the love and grace of jesus christ. so they prove to be christmas heros each and every day. i know you have a christmas hero as well. >> rick: it's interesting hearing you say that. mine is another priest, father wassen. when i was in my 20s, i spe

. >> whoa nell will. >> we will be back in two and two. >> thank you very much. >> i'm no marilyn monroelittle win. to a cigarette, the patch with time release smart control technology that acts fast and helps control cravings all day long. ♪ quit one day at a time with nicoderm cq. >>> well, it is an annual tradition here around the "fox and friends" studios when look we are post election, when we had to be serious for a long time. we just want to have some fun, right? we look back and think did we have any fun this year. a tough election year. >> it is funny this happens to us at the end of the year. we think this, we do nothing but politics and world events and go did we have any fun on look back on it with the wonderful producers and we are like did we get anything serious done throughout the last year. >> here are some of our favorite moments from 2012. hard to believe. take a look. ♪ good morning everybody. great to see you. >> happy new year. >> this coffee has been here since last year. >> the vests have gone viral. >> this isn't going to go well. >> i can't wait for reichmuth an

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