patti ann? >> peter doocy, thank you. >>> outgoing defense secretary chuck hagual rifg in afghanistan today. he met with president ashra ashraf ghani. he's also making a major announcement about the future of u.s. troops in afghanistan. john is live with more. john? >> patti ann, back in may, president obama announced that the number of troops in afghanistan would be reduced. now we know those plans have changed. the u.s. military had planned to pull 1,000 troops out of afghanistan starting in the beginning of 2015, basically starting the new year, but that's been put on hold. secretary hagel says 10,800 troops will remain in the country. he made the announcement during a press conference today, as mentioned, with afghan president ashraf ghani in kabul. secretary hagel says there's been delays and this is really the reason for keeping the troops there. he says there's been delays with u.s. allies signing security pacts to send troops, more than 2,000, actually, to join nato forces already helpin

. >> is it the chicken on top of the burger pattie?es. >> the bun is out of donut batter. >> they make a homemade general sauce. they start prepping the pattie which is going to be gigantic. it wouldn't be epic without bacon. >> wow. >> they put the bottom bun down, the pattie, the bacon, the chicken. second burger, more sauce, more bacon. >> no cheese? >> instead of cheese they are adding noodles and rice. >> you said meow. it's chairman mao. >> whoa. >> there it is. it's epic. looks delicious. you can catch epic meal empire friday nights at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. >> taylor swift's song "blank space" is a huge hit, huge success so parodies are going to surface. ♪ oh my god who could that be ♪ glad you're passing ♪ i can make it back just in time for your play date ♪ >> that is elle from the what's up mom youtube channel. she's rewritten the lyrics to talk about the joys and troubles of motherhood. ♪ we are going to go down in flames ♪ ♪ got to have my starbucks latte ♪ >> everybody thought taylor swift was saying something about sta

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it is in the patty davis story. and she was suffering horrible depression, one of two children who apparently thought about attempting suicide she was in college. maybe she was in california at the time, and she wanted to go into therapy. but nancy and ronald bob about was for people who are crazy or whatever it was. that's what she did was she got a hold of a pound of marijuana and she sold it. and that was it for her therapy. while her dad was the governor. in the future and first lady of california, none the wiser. and she wrote that her mother was addicted to pills and as a tool of surveillance, marine describe that as a providential guest the youngest crashing to the floor in the nursery allowing them to save his life. and now we get to the political part. call marines version denial and liberals and conservatives are always in denial. always seeing things in a negative light and god knows conservatives are always accusing liberals of doing that. optimism, pessimism america the innocent, america the compromise.

patty culhane reports. >> luke somers and pierre korkie, were shot dead in the southeastern province in yemen. >> they started to kill him and they tried to escape with him. but the operation was very strong and they were surrounded. so they killed him. >> reporter: according to media reports the hostages were wounded but alive when they were evacuated on an o osprey like ts one. u.s. officials are defending the operation. >> luke somers was murdered. he was taken hostage. his life was clearly in danger. >> u.s. officials reportedly believed he would be killed within hours. his family released this video plea. >> lucas spent the last two years making yemen his home. he is a good person and was only trying to do good for the yemeni population. >> he had been held hostage for the last 15 months. korkie had been held since may of last year. the group accused of his taking had this,. >> ruled out changing the policy the u.s. does not pay ransom. analysts expect there will are more operations like this despite the outcome. >> i think this needs to continue and i think they need to know if

jon: patti ann brown, thanks.ll, the stock market is on the rise heading into the holiday week. last week stocks had their best two days in a row in years, so let's take a look at the dow this morning, up about 81 points. joining us from our sister network, the fox business network's charlie gasparino. charlie, how are you feeling about things going into 2015? >> i think everything's going to be pretty good. i mean, listen, something can change this dynamic, but if it holds, it's going to be a good year for stocks. low interest rates fueled by low inflation fueled by the fact that you have low gas prices, oil prices remain pretty low, and the fact is the economy is improving but not rapidly. we're not getting massive wage growth. all that together, you add it all up, that is a recipe to buy stocks because you have low inflation, you have low interest rates, you just -- and you have a moderately growing economy. not something crazy that would cause the fed to raise rates. what happens when you raise rates? people -

lot of confidence when it comes to president obama's recent handling of foreign policy as you say, pattyat sort of personal relationship can we expect between the president and the secretary of defense? >> secretary hagel has a very long-standing relationship with president obama. but the president wasn't happy with his performance. but ashton carter we don't believe has any real relationship with the president. and that might prove one of the issues. the past three have said they have been micromanaged. they didn't feel like the president was listening to them. choosing instead to listen to his long-standing advisors, so without having that personal relationship, it's not clear that ashton carter is going to be able to move the president when it comes to policy, but he knows how to get things done in the pentagon, and not a lot of people have that skill set. one of the issues that he is probably going to focus on has to do with the budget. the pentagon has been facing budgets. he has been very outspoken in saying that is a mistake. the pentagon keeps asking congress to let them get rid

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that's the best way to cast your vote. >> but sabrina -- what wer looking at was video of patty hurst when she was, she says, forced to help in a bank robbery. but it's not just this one case. there are cases all over america. bill heirs of course and his wife, kathy be deen at nyu in columbia. the list goes on and on at radicals that the universities have hired. you can have radical believes. these are convicted murderers in many cases. >> look, we want a diversity of opinion on college campuses. i don't want to get rid of all liberals. but the problem is that they're so steeped in their liberal ideology within they don't see a problem. but if we had somebody who had eld up a planned parenthood, they wouldn't be teaching at one of these universities. parents don't know all of what's going on. it absolutely should be called out. just because he did his time, so to speak, doesn't mean he should get whatever he wants when he comes out. he can have a job, just not teaching students. >>> by the way, something else making college studentsary their eyes pop, the skyrocketing cost of tuition

patty could be of this release and this information? >> i think it is important to go back and find out. some of the details in this report, and they are disturbing, first we do know that 119 people according to this report were held in those cia prisons overseas. in one prison an inmate died of hypothermia pause he was chained maked to the floor, the officer wasn't disciplined and the c.i.a. didn't even know techniques were happening in that site. this' evidence that even more than the three people we know about, possibly were water boarded, the cia had told congress that it didn't happen in this one facility, but they found a picture that showed a well used water board ard cooing to the report. they say that 11 specific plots were failed, they names all the plots. the president talked about these plots president bush, but this report says this' no evidence that these techniques foiled any plots or found any suspects specifically enwith it comes to osama bin laden. we know about the sleep deprivation. and it is worse than we first lear

fighter bombs fell in iraq, patty culhane takes a look. >> captain william du bois was killed when his fighter jet crashtd. now u.s. secretary of state john kerry will bring together all of the 60 plus countries that the u.s. says is part of the antii.s.i.l. coalition. the vast majority of which have promised support, some with words, others with weapons or aid. 13 countries have carried out air strikes but the vast majority are th are being done h drones. 942 bombs in iraq and syria. the coalition, 149. former cia robert genier says it hasn't cost them territory. >> they're not going to lose substantial amounts of territory simply because of air strikes. those are going to be because of ground forces and not american ground forces. there are certainly not the right type of forces to roll them back. there a key part of the strategy in syria is to train opposition fighters hasn't even started. >> as we are developing the criteria, the guidelines and as we are finalizing the infrastructure requirements we also do need to get the funding that goes with the authorization to actually execut

patty culhane, al jazerra, washington. >>> the u.s.esentatives have beaten a midnight deadline and approved a trillion dollar budget. it's going to face questions. but they avoid the threat of a government shutdown. >>> two gomes have exploded in nigeria. they used -- at left 17 people were kid. the explosions happened as both the ruling political party and the opposition named their candidates for the president chaps election in february. now a report from lagos. >> reporter: the race for nigeria's presidential election is. the opposition party has named a the jenas its candidate. >> we have to restless cure on you dear country nigeria from those who have led us in the current state of insecurity, poverty, sectarian divide, and hopelessness among our people. >> reporter: the former military ruler was seen as the fave rift party's leadership and many governors. leading an as tear life his reputation on corruption is widely need to be what nigeria needs now. but some say it's hard to forget the background of the 72-year-old who previous

patty culhane, al jazerra, washington. >>> the iraqi army says it's killed more than 100 fighters fromte of iraq and the levante across anbar province in the last 24 hours. there has been intense fight in this cities of ramadi and the border crossing, coalition air strikes and iraqi security forces are being backed by tribes men on the ground, anbar province has a mostly sunni population who are against ice isil. the leaders are now calling for more weapons and ammunition to help in the battle. >>> renewed fighting in yemen as houthi rebels push for control of a district north of the capital i sanaa. they came in using they have whips against other armed groups this despite a peace agreement signed by all parties. caroline malone reports. >> reporter: residents want to make their city a symbol of peace in a country troubled by violence. houthi rebels took control of the capital saw tha sanaa in ser and have been fighting for control. but those this charge here want to focus on the city's draw as the country's cultural capital. >> translator: our designs, goals and destiny are one, went

patty culhane is in washington, d.c.we were saying, patty, those featured in the report are denying the claims. >> the denials are coming from the former cia directors. when it comes to president bush, and vice president dick cheney. the report basically says the cia lied to them. they didn't know the extent of the program. but when it comes to the former cia directors, he has talked to the media and said he has never lied. he said if everyone on the planet used cia behavior has the model, the treatment of detainees would be improved. many members of the media are not actually referring to it as torture. still we have heard a lot of elected leaders come out and defend the cia. they say the country had just been attacked. the nation was at war. it was understandable that they took these steps. and one of the bigger debates is whether senate democrats should have released this report. a lot of people are saying it wasn't conclusive and it shouldn't be made public. >> so what is the long-term impact going to be? >> domestic

you saw patty. she weighed 252 pounds. she is 120 pounds. that's 132 pounds lost. was 437 pounds. so, a i want to bring over zoe, the people magazine features directors. why did you call them heros? >> this is the first year that in the half your size issue we decided to include heros. there are so many people not just losing weight, but inspiring others to do the same. for both of them, with patty, working in a school and got involved in an initiative. the kids needed an example. what was so sweet, the kids are motivating her too. >> both ways. >> and with this gentleman over here, it was about, you know, what can i do that feels impossible? and he started rock climbing with his muscular dystrophy. if i can do it, it will show others they can do the same. >> we're going to talk about that. but the tips that our viewers use at home. you work out before the meal. do it before the meal. >> absolutely. it's easy to promise yourself that you're going to work off the calories afterwards. but it doesn't happen. i believe in getting the work done first before you reward y

it's in patti davis' memoir.she writes very, very damning things about her mother, nancy reagan and she was suffering horrible depression. she's one of two reagan's two children who apparently attempted or thought about attempting suicide. she was in college -- no, i think she was back in california at the time, maybe she was in college, and she wanted to go into therapy. but nancy and ronald thought that that was for people who were crazy or whatever it was and so what she did was she got hold of a pound of marijuana, and she sold it. and that paid for her therapy. [laughter] while her dad was the governor. [laughter] and the future just say no first lady of california. none the wiser. she wrote of how her mother nancy, beat her was addicted to pills and used the house's state of the art intercom system installed by general electric as a tool for orwellian surveillance. now, maureen described that same intercom system as a providential gift. [laughter] it broadcast the sound of little ron, the youngest crashing

patty culhane, al jazerra, wash. >>> still ahead on al jazerra, the u.s.te that's trying trying to make the execution of criminals more secretive. >>> we go on patrol in some of mexico's most dangerous places. can federal police and soldiers succeed where local police have failed? ♪ ♪ for a way to succeed. >> the first time that i seen rock cocaine was 1980. >> the murder rate was sky-high. >> south of the ten freeway was kind of a no-man's land. >> he said, "ya know, we're selling it to the blacks, you go into these neighborhoods, there's no cops, you can sell to who every you want and when they start killing each other no body cares. >> i was going through like a million dollars worth of drugs just about every day. >> that's like gold! we can make a fortune. >> he was maybe the biggest guy in la. >> freeway rick was getting his dope from a very big operator. i think we're into something that's bigger than us, something we really can't deal with. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> she could prove what she was saying

patty, questions to the women today seem to be the theme here, what do you think happens? is this a santa rally? have we just put it in and seen the gains? all rebalancing and a quad witching effect? what do you think is going on in this market? >> i think there's a whole lot of things going on. you know, we have got people doing window dressing for the end of the year. tax loss selling that seems to dissipating. you take all that into consideration and then the fed comes in and says, wait a minute, we don't need to have anxiety about things. we are logical about how we proceed and i think that the fed has just really put a bottom under this market and we think that we'll probably go high sbeer the new year. >> kenny, quite the reception for patty's comments here. >> there's half a dozen or so employees retiring at the end of the year and hear the clapping in the background and cheering their service in the exchange and certainly for the community. >> yeah. we applaud them here, as well. >> we do. i've worked with a lot of these people for 32 years and so it's a day of mix

. >> calling patty, happen which what she sees in the mirror.as a little different, just three weeks ago. >> whether we do have children, some of us get little pockets of fat, that even with a loft exercise and healthy eating are just not going away. >> and there was another change. >> after breast feeding both of my kids, i definitely had a change in shape. looked in implant, but wanted something more natural. >> every woman at some point in our lives oh, man, if i could remove this tiny bit of fault here into another area that would be great. >> she believes new innovative procedure has made that wish come true. it is called fat transfer. >> fat transfer occurs when you take living fat from, say, a problem area. taking that fat in a sterile fashion, then put that fat somewhere where you want that volume, that the fat gives you. >> doctor aaron rollins is founder of elite body sculpture in beverly hills, and performed patty's fat trans err, taking fat from her abdomen, moving it to her breast in the procedure he calls up a cup. as increasing yo

. >> patty and i have four children.er is amy and jacob was next, and trevor and carmen. >> jacob was our first-born son. >> okay. ♪ >> my name is jacob wetterling. my favorite food is steak. my favorite color is blue. my best friend is aaron larson. my favorite thing to do most is watch football. what i want to be when i grow up is a football player. >> anyway, after the game jake and trevor and i, we played a little football game out in the driveway. >> jerry would throw a pass, and those two, one would try and intercept and the other one would try and catch the pass. and always it ended up in tears. they were very competitive. they took this game seriously. >> it was a fabulous day, and i will always cherish that day. >> i think one of the tough things for americans to grasp is that a predator can be anywhere. a crime can happen to anyone at any time. >> a little after 5:30 or 6:00, patty and i went to a dinner party at some friends about 20, 25 minutes away. >> we weren't going to be gone very long, and they were jus

. >>> last ride, a few miles out of town and whip across the rice patties. pure pleasure. i'm meeting my friends for a country lunch. >>what is the specialty at this restaurant? >> chicken baked in clay. >> yes. another friend from the past, han pham and lan and a new friend from hue. >> how will you stay? because normally people stay one or two nights. >> really? it is very laid back. the food is great. it is pretty. there is a lot to see. it is a perfect place to go if you want to take your time. it is beautiful to me. food is coming. >> out here there are a lot of dishes like this. filled with chicken and lemongrass and covered in a muddy clay from the nearby rice patties. cook on the coals or a pile of burning straw, if you like. unwrap carefully table-side. and section with shears. serve with a little lime and salt, maybe some chili sauce. squash, bitter melon for veggies. it looks good. some unexpected last words. >> on behalf of the people in hue, thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> we wish you have a pleasant trip, safe and sound and

. >> that is the unmistakable patti labelle singing in the holiday season. painted dragones picture in philadelphia queen heart mo'ne davis read storys with first lady and blue spruce made 2,000 mile journey from minnesota for this occasion. it's lit with 16,000 led lights. >> patti sounding good there. >> roosevelt applause apark in camden bathed in holiday lights the tree lighting ceremony took place under watchful eyes of santa claus, the 32 foot is -- the evening was capped off with carrollers from creative parts high school. sounded great. >> time for sports tonight. eagles. >> hey, there, guys, what do we need to know about surprised's opponent the seahawks. they have a stud on offence and running back marshawn lynch as jeff skversky support we have good guy on defense as well. >> in between all the screaming and all the talking, >> don't you ever talk about me! >> seattle star richard sherman is shutting up opposing offenses and most ibtceptions over the last four spz and eagles don't plan to go quietly because of sunday. >> he's best korper in the le

performers include patti labelle and the tenors. this was the 92nd year for the white house tradition which began with president calvin coolidge. >> catherine: the white house decorations are up with the white house the thing this year is the children's winter wonderland the decorations may also pay tribute to members of the military and their families there the white house christmas tour which includes 26 trees including the official white house tree which is 18 ft. tall there's also a 300 lb. gingerbread house. >> catherine: get cards will once again top holiday wish list and while it may seem like the simplest thing to get up and receive consumers should be aware of some steps. >> reporter: they may not seeing light and messy like the most personal gift but more than half of americans say the one gift cards this holiday season and the national retail federation says shoppers will spend more than $31 billion on them the holidays are based from card club found the most popular gift cards this season will be of these the gift card a

. >> that's where they made the peppermint patty. you can't hate the peppermint patty.you don't like mint? there goes your christmas present. andy, talk quickly. >> i would like to address a couple things. earlier i predicted the ferguson protesters would win because it would make the time editors good. clearly i was mistaken that anything could make "time" magazine feel good about themselves. they were so close they had an alternate cover ready to go. can we put that up? i was nominated for the time counseling teens. >> and you counsel so many. >> i work with college cheerleaders. they say it is an honor to be nominated and that's obviously to the why i do it. credit to twitter user at 5 fan ps for making that. >> last word to you. >> this is not a great honor. you are just one of many if you win. it was right to pick the ebola fighters. we should give them something a little more. 3 we can all remember when dr. kent brantly fell ill. the best reward for his hard work to be to take him back in open arms and treat him with the best medicine in the world and a lot of peo

performers include patti labelle, ne-yo, miko, steve miller and the tenors. to attend the event here in person you have to have a ticket. they have already been given out. if you don't have one, you have to watch it online. those who do have tickets, keep in mind you have to pass security. you'll want to travel light. don't bring any of the prohibitive items. you'll want to dress a little bit warmly today. a little chilly out here. we're not expecting the rain, thank goodness. folks will be out here for a while in the cold. keep that in mind. gates open at 3:00 this afternoon. everybody has to be in their seat by 4:30. we are expecting quite a cloud. there are road closures at 15th street, 17th street clod betweenonioane. there's some other events happening in the area as well. marion barry will be lying in repose at the wilson building. that's just a short distance a block and a half or so. you might have difficulty moving around. so just give yourself a little extra time. megan mcgrath, news 4. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, megan. >>> today settleme

we want to welcome the millionaire match maker heather, patty.un with the date. it's not going in for surgery. people were very serious. they were incredibly competitive in the date. you saw that in the previous segment. your resume and my resume. work is not romantic. and the other thing is they were nervous. sip the wine slowly. take a breath, enjoy the moment. they had a hard time doing. >> what other tips do you give to celebrity clients? >> never talk about your exes on the date. don't compare war stories. and if you're dating, don't talk about, you dated 5 million people on match.com and you're still here. don't do that. >> that's a clue there could be a problem. what can fans look forward to on the next season? >> so much fun. celebrities dating real people. civilians. couldn't have asked for a better season. the most fun i have had. they have fame and money, but they don't have romance and they wanted the fix. what is wrong with me, why am i broken? we go deep this season. >> it's a tough world out there, the dating world. >> we were talk

[applause] we have so enjoyed the incredible performers, including the one and only patti labelle.ause] and finally, thanks to all of you who are here and watching at home, for joining us to celebrate this wonderful holiday tradition. back in 1923, school kids here in washington wrote a letter to the white house, asking if they could put a christmas tree on the south lawn. and more than 90 years and a few different evergreens later, the national christmas tree still stands as a symbol of hope and holiday spirit, and we still gather as a country each year to light it. we still have school kids involved too. but this year, they've given all the state and territory trees surrounding the national christmas tree their first digital upgrade. young women from all 50 states use their computers, using their coding skills, to control the colors and patterns of the lights on these trees. so thanks to those wonderful students. it is incredibly impressive. it's actually one of the few things that tom hanks can not do. [laughter] but while lighting the tree has entered into the 21st century, the

patty fields usually look like this.green stocks which would grow into golden sheets of patty. but the torrential rains have turned thousands of hectors into wastelands like this. >> translator: even in terms of vegetable, everything has been destroyed. that's one of the reasons prices have risen a lot. but the people who live here and rely on farming have been hit hard. >> reporter: but the water was good news for some. these birds making a go for the fish. in addition to all of the problems caused by the floods farmers must also watch their backs for crocodiles which have been displayed by the floods. >> kevin corriveau has more on the storms. >> very heavy rain showers continue in southeast asia. you can see any malaysia how tef i have the rains are, for thailand we are looking at dryer conditions. this tropical storm is going to end -- enter into the sea, and that could enhance much of the rain fall. across the united states the biggest problem is going to be the very, very cold temperatures across much of the north.

. >> reporter: patty was just 18 when she became new york city's youngest principal dancer ever.orth ethic unmatched. valenchin taught her and her dance partners taught her even more. >> what did you learn from your partner? what did you give them? >> it was extraordinary because i was 17 when i danced with him. we were both young but i had seen him dance and he was already a star. so he was just so gentle and wonderful and kind. we had a great rapport together. he's one of the most exciting dancers of our day. >> now in new york city, we're very proud of our new york city ballet and i think you'll understand why when you watch these two. >> i danced also with so many extraordinary partners at the time. conrad was an extraordinary partner. >> why? >> he just was -- we called him the greatest partner because he just knew what a woman's balance was. >> give us education. teach all the men out here. what does it take to be a great partner. >> to be sensitive to your partner, communicating with her, knowing her balance, knowing the pirouettes, the timing, the rigrig rhythm. it takes

patty colhane. >> it was the second time u.s. forces tried to rescue somers. u.s. officials say they were shot by their captors in therammian peninsula in the seating of yemen. one of my sources told me they started to kill him and they tried to escape with him but the operation was very strong and they were surrounded so they killed him. >> according to media reports, the hostages were evacuated on an osprey like this one. one died en route. the other on the operating table against the us macon island. u.s. officials are defending the operation? >> luke somers was murdered. he was certain hostage his life was clearly in danger. >> u.s. officials reportedly believed somers was going to be killed by his captors within hours. al-qaeda had released a video saying he would be executed his family released this video plea. >> luke spent the last two years making yemen his home. he is a good person and he has only been trying to do good things for the yes, ma'am eveni population. >> he had been held hostage for the last 15 moingz. korkie had janua. /* h been held since la

i put one together and i had such amazing response from people all over the world -- >> patty and her family moved from india to the u.s. when she was just 12. she didn't speak any english then but quickly adapted. ultimately graduating from notre dame and began pursuing her american dream. >> i chose a career that no one at the time was doing. i would say i want to be like connie chung or i'm going to be the indian oprah winfrey. and people would laugh at me. first you have to learn to speak english. then you had to lose your accent. and i was practiced with cotton balls in my mouth and determined no one would stop me. >> hard work paid off leading to her becoming an anchor for cnn, following the death of her mother she stepped away from her career. her father bound to his indian traditions insisted she get narried through an arranged marriage, a concert foreign to americans, sadly the arranged marriage ended in divorce. >> it shook my foundation, not only my dignity was robbed and had to keep it hidden because people laugh at you and cultural shame and just didn't talk about it. >>

but he calls you patty.ratulations. it's so great that you're back on broadway. i can't believe it's been 25 years since you've done broadway, that's amazing to me. >> i know. what was i doing? i don't know. >> seth: i need you to account for your time. i'm going to need you to let us know what you've been up to. >> that's a long conversation. >> seth: what's it like being back in such a high-profile production like "the elephant man." >> it's crazy. you know seth, i said, oh, i'll come back, maybe i'll do something small and intimate. i'm on broadway with one of the biggest movie stars in the world. and i'm naked. what was i thinking? [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't know what -- i don't know what -- well, i will say -- >> someones screaming you're over 50, i know it. >> seth: you're probably not the first lady who got naked because bradley cooper said maybe you should try this on, or off. [ cheers and applause ] now see, because he recruited the you for this. >> yes, i was recruited by the one and only, stunn

she's interviewed many of the accusers, women in the room, joan tarshis, patty maston, p.be called, and we didn't put the monitors on because i expected you would have the reaction that you did when we put the pictures of him up and that was. >> revulsion. >> you try never to see bill cosby's pictures. >> i sort of go like this. i shut down my peripheral vision. >> you can't look at him, can you, barbara? >> well, we were comparing which pictures sparks that scratchy awful feeling. >> and which one does? >> for me? >> yeah. >> that one. >> why? >> because that was the face that you saw. that was the age. >> i saw the young one over there. >> me, too. >> because it happened when -- >> we both were in the '60s. >> '69 both of us. >> '65 for me. >> what's going on? >> me? >> yeah. >> i can't look at him. 44 years when his picture went across the screen, when it was in a magazine or newspaper or i heard his name mentioned i had to walk away, change the channel. >> i couldn't watch "the cosby show." >> makes my stomach twist. >> makes me sick to my stomach just to look at him.

and thinks a pretty picture from patty girl.hanks for sending that in. >>> i like that. >> yes. >> waiting for santa claus. >> yes. >> three and a half more weeks. >>> all right. you've got to try this. a new breakfast place in town and they are having, with flavors, it the is called, need bagels at 725 walnut street that just opened up at november 12th. mike went over there the other day and they told us they are churning out some non-traditional bagels that we have he got to try. owner adam and sherry, well, they are here with their unique varieties. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> great to have you. you met at one of philly's best restaurant madison. >> that is correct. >> and then what happened. >> a lot of things happened. >> yes. >> one of the things we were task add madison was starting brunch services and in planning out the menu i was like a perspective of what do i like to eat and bagels is one of the first things that came to mind when thinking about brunch. i started playing around witt. here we are. >> all o

joan tarshis, barbara bowman, kristina ruehli, patti masten, and victoria valentino. >> you said therene case that made you want to come forward now. >> when i heard about this 15-year-old girl being drugged and raped by him at hefner's mansion, all bets were off for me. that was a child. that was a little girl. as far as i'm concerned, i'm done. >> through his attorney, bill cosby refutes that story and he says that she's trying to extort money from him? >> and there's no evidence -- >> he says that about every single story that's come out. that's not a surprise to any one of us. >> not one of us. >> how many of you, show of hands, have tried to get money out of bill cosby? none of you. how many of you would ever take money from bill cosby? >> interesting. >> people claim that they're in it for money. they've never tried to get money from bill cosby. >> he gave me 20 bucks to call a cab for me and gave me 20 bucks for the cab. >> to me, it would be a form of contempt from him. >> mm-hmm. >> and this isn't about -- it's not about sex. it's about power. >> yes. >> he's a predator. he go

all patty gosells ever wanted was to decorate a room in the white house for the holidays. so her house bob tom was the president for three years trying to get approval. his hard work paid off because patty received a special invitation from the white house just before thanksgiving. >> it says congratulations, you have been select to be a 2014 white house christmas volunteer and i looked at him and i said you did this? >> she lives her whole life for her family and her friend and other people and she's always done that and that is really one of the reasons, that i did this. >> for almost two weeks interior designer decorated state dining room where she met first lady michelle obama, and left their signatures for thousands office visitors to see. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" not craze bye your gift card, three on your side, can tell you where you can exchange it. a lot of tech toys were unwrapped this morning, from charging to software, we have got tips forgetting most out of those new gadgets, kate? >>> it has been a mild christmas, at least the sun will return to

your all beef patties, are they all beef? what is actually in the hamburgers?ral captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. thank you so much. you, you! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: thank you, thank you. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report, folks. it so good to have you with me. i just wish the opposite was true. and let me explain what i mean here. i almost didn't come to work today, folks. i am just-- yeah, mi just so depressed that we still have a government. (laughter) >> stephen: we were so close to shutting it down. and the democrats would have taken the blame. because i agree with indiana congressman mike pence that nobody could have said that the shutdown was just republican brinksmanship. >> we're trying to have a victory for the republican people, for the republican people, trying to score a victory for the american people, not for the republican part

some of the products affected are almond joy and york peppermint patties. shares down slightly. >>> 12 cents a share paid to shareholders at the end of march. these special ty. $21.54. >>> the packages being shipped and getting a box where it needs to go is a very complex high-tech process. you can't believe the conveyor belts you're about to see. take you along the ride next. >>> are you watching more or less tv these days and are you watching those shows on new devices? the ratings company nielson said the traditional tv viewing like broadcast or cable television fell by 4% in the third quarter of year. streaming of tv shows and movies through netflix or amazon prize shot up by astounding 60% and there was a big jump in viewer ship on smartphones and tablets. >>> no pressure here but 21 days until christmas and shippers like fedex are working hard to avoid last year's massive delivery delays caused by wicked weather and too many late orders. we followed the shipping route for one holiday gift box to see just how complex that process really is. morgan bren

special forces began to free the hostages and from washington patty reports. >> reporter: it was thed time u.s. forces tried to rescue american luke somers and died along south african expected to be released in the coming days and u.s. officials were shocked by the captors and during the raid in the southeast of yemen. >> one of my daughter tells me they tried to kill him and tried to escape with him but the operation was very strong and they were surrounded so they killed him. >> reporter: according to media reports the hostages were wounded but alive when they were evacuated on an osprey like this, one died in route and the other died on an operateing table and u.s. officials are defending the operation. >> luke somers was murdered. he was taken hostage. his life was clearly in danger. >> reporter: u.s. officials reportedly believed somers was going to be killed by captors in hours and al-qaeda said he would be executed and the family had this plea. >> he made yemen his home and doing good things for the population. >> reporter: he was a freelance photo journalist and his view of

patty colhane, washington. >> the u.s.ice president joe biden has offered condolences for luke somers's family. he emphasized the u.s. will continue to try to rescue hostages? >> our prayers are with the families of luke somers who was murdered yesterday by al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula. you know, we, the intelligence community, worried very hard and relengthlessly with the government to try to figure out how we could rescue luke, who was a photo journalist, like dan pearl and steven sotloff and james foley and so many other brave women and men who traveled from the safety of this country in to harm's way to tell the stories of the lives of others far away. >> the syrian government has been accused of using chlorine gas against isil fighters, a uk based group say government forces used the gas to fight off an isil assault. at least 68 fighters were reportedly killed. kim vannel reports. >> this, the syrian regime says is the aftermath of victory alongside the bodies of fighters said to be from the islamic state in the

veteran director patty vinson took on the challenge. >> we need snow. >> you need snow. >> so we hadow. this is one of our blizzards. you can really feel it. >> it's kind of like a soapy -- it is soap. >> it is. we had to get used to it because it gets a little slippery on the ice which becomes a challenge. >> the skater leads the cast as a spunky princess anna and becky plays ilsa. when you went to look for the skaters to play these parts, what were you looking for? >> it's tricky because not only do they have to look like the character, we look for certain skating types and abilities. >> in real life the two skaters are former foes. they both vied for a national title as competitive skaters. now they're reuniting on the ice playing sisters. this really is a totally different world than that, right? because now you have -- you're acting while you're skating. >> yeah. >> so it was a whole other skill set. >> yeah, it's pretty different. and month one's judging you, giving you this mark, that mark. it's little kids dressed up as you wants to wave and say hi. >> they generously offered