mr raymond, mr raymond, it's wyre davies here from bbc wales.s we have for him. why is he continuing to call for support for people who are now convicted racists? and srn? two months ago, anti—terror police investigating graffiti in cardiff arrested a man, but tonight the group is still out there, peddling hate. the hunt for those behind what may become britain's next banned terrorist group continues. so will the fight against the threat of extremism on the streets and online. hello, the short hand way of describing today would be sunny spells and blustery showers. but thatis spells and blustery showers. but that is not the whole story, because the showers in the west have been ganging up and no signs of sunshine there. you see what i mean about the showers ganging up, a more prolonged speu showers ganging up, a more prolonged spell of rain and that will be a fairly shocking scenario to those in the east, who have enjoyed a decent start to the day. don't bank on that lasting for the rest of the day and into the mix you have to have the gusty win

what about ben raymond?nswers. mr raymond, it's wyre davies here from bbc wales. we spotted someone at an upstairs window. he's still refusing to answer specific questions we have for him. why is he continuing to call for support for people who are now convicted racists? and srn? two months ago, anti—terror police investigating graffiti in cardiff arrested a man, but tonight the group is still out there, peddling hate. the hunt for those behind what may become britain's next banned terrorist group continues. so will the fight against the threat of extremism on the streets and online. a very good afternoon to you. some decent sunshine being enjoyed out there this afternoon, beautiful son here on the hills in cumbria. but makes the most of the sunshine, because it will be increasingly in short supply. the wind is lighter than it has been in the last week or so, but also a lot of dry weather to boot. uncertainty in the forecast from mid week onwards. here we are currently with a wide expanse of clear skies acro

mr raymond, mr raymond, it's wyre davies here from bbc wales.him. why is he continuing to call for support for people who are now convicted racists? and srn? two months ago, anti—terror police investigating graffiti in cardiff arrested a man, but tonight the group is still out there, peddling hate. the hunt for those behind what may become britain's next banned terrorist group continues. so will the fight against the threat of extremism on the streets and online. has been quite an unsettled week of weather but with the weekend on the horizon things are starting to change. we will start off on a windy day to saturday with some showers around, but somewhat dry albeit cool conditions arrive in the second half of the weekend. still under the influence of this area of low pressure and to the south of that low is where the strongest of the winds will be over the next few hours, still gusting in excess of 50 miles an hour through southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england for a time. further south, slightly quieter and two at night, the c

she and raymond would go to the bookstore all the time. she would participate in these discussion groups and activist groups that came out of the bookstore. she would attend many of their forums. he was saying i would go to things and be like there is rosa again, and she would just be everywhere, he would say. notwas undaunted and worried what people would think if she showed up to listen to some radical speaker. she went where she wanted to go. one of the people who worked with her in congress party office says in the early years, she drove a big, white, american car. this is parks is pretty small. she was driving her big car around at night to all of these events. she was going in her car. let me stop there. there are many stories in the book from and where i was able to find a little mention of something. that would often be enough to people's memories or vice versa. i did an interview with dorothy dewberry. she said we went down to lowndes county. i looked and a year into the campaign, there it is listed that she gives the opening. the

raymond, i want to start with you. there's a sense sense of phone and whimsy that seems to be missing in this whole political correctness moment we've been living in for some time. >> jokes are out the door. you can't kid. how do we get over difficult situations? how do we overcome and find connections with people we disagree with? we joke. we make fun of each other and ourselves. it's being pushed further and further out of society. you see it some of the clips you played. you can't do a racy or suggestive song. this is a way in the 1950s that people interacted. it was a way to suggest something without gratuitously hitting you over the head with it. now we are in a gratuitous age where you can't make the quiet sideswipe some of the fun jokes on the side. everything has to be very plain and black and white and frankly it's a lot uglier out there. >> laura: more divisive and not fun. jennifer, this is what jerry seinfeld said a few years ago. he was on a seth meyers talking about what it's like to be on the comedy circ

my friends -- we're gonna keep following this, in this segment and raymond arroyo will join us.emperature has got to be brought down in these conversations. and politics should be debated and aggressively so, but not violence. and our thoughts are with our friends over at cnn. we're competitors in cable but we're thinking about you and hope everyone over there is okay. we'll continue to monitor this and bring you the updates throughout this hour. now another topic have lawsuits gone too far in the united states? it's a question we've asked before and it's one that we keep debating. we need lawsuit reform, too many people suing too many people, killing business, killing initiative. losers should pay. maybe we need a fresh look at this. check this out, public school students and parents are suing rhode island's governor and other educational officials in federal court saying the state fails to prepare young people to fully participate in civic life. here now lead counsel in the case michael rebel of columbia's teach teacher's college in new york. thank you for being here. you the

[applause] >> thank you, raymond and thank you all so very much. we had an extraordinary day on wednesday. we elected a senate majority and we are ready to take over the reins and make real change in the state of new hampshire. i would be remiss if i didn't take a few moments to do many of the same things that steve did which was to thank each and

[applause] thank you, raymond and thank you all so very much. we had an extraordinary day on wednesday. we elected eight senate majority and we are ready to take over make real change in the state of new hampshire. i would be remiss if i didn't

joining us now with the details in a few outrageous toys, raymond arroyo. all right, raymond.re. ay>> they are here indeed. >> laura: what's the deal? oh, again! >> they keep coming back. what's the deal? shopping center erecting a gender-neutral santa claus? >> there was a poll where they ask peopleeu how would you likeo rebrand santa? 27% said they would like a gender neutral or female santa. well, a new zealand politician reacted. he said just as mary poppins is a woman, santa is a man. in response to the politician, a mall in auckland erected a statue called "santa poppins." it's santa claus as mary poppins, gender fluid psanta. the problem with this is -- and these silly polls, i'm sorry. i don't believe even 27%. this is like the ghostbusters reboot. sony lost $70 million when all the female ghostbusters came into the room. people like tradition, particular during christmas. it's a little bit -- as long as were talking about mary poppins. imagine if lin-manuel miranda was cast as manny poppins. i promise you there would be a female revoltin and there should be. leave san

raymond arroyo is next, you will not believe it. give isotoner gloves for christmas because they keep getting better. there's smartouch for selfies, then there's four way stretch for flexibility. they even have smartdri. see? stays dry. so get isotoner gloves for the whole family. >> laura: it's friday so it's not just manafort and cohen, it's friday folly. kevin hart bowed out of the oscars. a classic disney song next at an ivy league university and some of the dash again the second installment of the grossest christmas toys of the season. joining us now, raymond arroyo, best-selling author of the will wilder series. all right, kevin hart was set to host the academy awards, what happened there? >> loretta, the academy and abc wanted just what they did in the case of roseanne barr, a larger-than-life edgy act that would draw a big audience. but when controversy followed they ran for the exits. going back to 2010, this is a bit of kevin hart's act. you knew what they knew what they were getting into. >> one of my biggest fears is my

joining us now with all the details fox news contributor raymond raymond raymond. this is wild. they are all these familiar movies that show up on tv and streaming this time of year. it's fun because they're kind o a family tradition. for me it's a wonderful life. this types of movies. but there is now a debate over whether that bruce willis film die hard is a christmas movie. explain this to me. >> for years this has been goin on. whether it's a christmas movie or not. twentieth century fox put out this trailer to end the debate. >> get ready to jingle some bells. and deck the halls. bruce willis in the greatest christmas story ever told. >> this doesn't end the debate at all. i know their time but remember what bruce willis said a few years ago. >> die hard is not christmas movie. >> then there was the poll, 62 percent of people said it's not a christmas movie only 25 percent. diehard was. though happy to have the debate we can have it on twitter, i have my own royal guide to is i a christmas movie. here's my checklist. is it during christmas. can the whole family watch it? is

joining us raymond arroyo.ould think your last moments of service to the nation would be gracious. i would think george washington's farewell address. how are the characters on capitol hill leaving us? >> they chose a more petty path. let's start with arizona senator jeff flake. >> my colleagues, to say our politics is not healthy is somewhat of an understatement. i believe that we all know well that this is not a normal time and that the threats to our democracy from within and without are real. and none of us can say with confidence how the situation we now find ourselves in will turn out. >> laura: thank god the establishment is getting a kick in the stomach after the rise of china and open borders. don't let the doorknob hit you. >> the infreens is that trump is a problem to the democrats. they did exit polls at the last -- in the arizona election in november. 26% favorable rating, he had. jeff flake. so he's on the rise. >> laura: they have been doing the elevation tour. they -- and then there were bob cor

[applause] thank you, raymond and thank you all so very much. we had an extraordinary day on wednesday. we elected eight senate majority and we are ready to take over make real change in the state of new hampshire. i would be remiss if i didn't take a few moments to do many of the same things that steve did which was to thank each and every one of you. we fielded an amazing slate of candidates. we had 24 strong runnings for the state senate. we were able to win 14 seats and we did that because we found candidates who represented their districts. who understood the issues that mattered to local people. we were able to do that because these candidates ran strong, effective campaigns and even more importantly, we had a strong, effective, coordinated campaign that was pushing right behind to make sure that we had those victories. to each and everyone of you for every door you knocked, every call you made, every voter you talked to hear it we are going to make a difference in the lives of the people of new hampshire working together in the state sena

its two most prominent leaders were south wales—based ben raymond and alex davies.ng to radio aryan. davies has used this web radio station to promote an extreme organisation called system resistance network, or srn, which police believe was inspired by national action. it urges followers to take direct action, including spreading racist graffiti. so we went undercover to infiltrate this relatively new but extreme hate group. just wear black clothes, cover your face with a mask, don't look into any cameras. just stick up 20—odd posters. he's asked me to go out and commit acts of vandalism which incite racial hatred. srn is stepping up its racist activities. 0ne senior mp says the group is so dangerous it should now be banned and platforms that promote it investigated. we need to have a much quicker process for looking at the proscription of organisations. it is also about, i think, penalties for technology and internet companies that continue to host this content. ben raymond used radio aryan to urge support for convicted racists, those the station called pows. ben

shaheen: thank you, raymond. thank you all very much. you know i have very warm feelings when i come into this room because this is where i announced my very first race for governor in 1996. [applause] we were here with our three daughters, before the sons in law and all the grandchildren. we have gone forth and multiplied. just as the democrats have, right? so -- [applause] we have so much to celebrate today. and as everyone spoke and has said, it is because of all of you, the hard work that you did for so long the organizing, the , knocking on doors, the phone calls, the fundraising, everything. it made such a difference. we are happy today to be able to celebrate that. i'm happy that my friend cory booker is here with us. [applause] cory is a powerful voice for criminal justice reform in the united states. he has been a great friend and colleague, great friend of new hampshire, so we are glad you are back. [applause] so we are one month past our historic victory in new hampshire. with the leadership of donna and steve, we have won the

shaheen: thank you, raymond. thank you all. have very warm feelings when i come into this room because this is where i announced my very first race for governor in 1996. [applause] sen. shaheen: we were here with our three daughters, before the sons in law and the grandchildren. we have gone forth and multiplied. just as the democrats have, right? so, we have so much to celebrate today. it is because of all of you and the hard work that you did for so long are the organizing, the knocking on doors, the phone calls, the fundraising, everything made such a difference. we are happy today to be able to celebrate that. i'm happy that my friend cory booker is here with us. [applause] sen. shaheen: cory is a powerful voice for criminal justice reform in the states. he has been a great friend and colleague. we are glad you are back. [applause] sen. shaheen: we are one month past our historic victory in new hampshire. with the leadership of donna and steve, we have won the state senate, the legislature, the executive council. we are kee

raymond, what an good lord's name is going on? abc and others are trying to create their own index of prohibited christmas songs, starting with "it's beginning to look a lot like gender rigidity." watch. >> ♪ we'll go for a walk ♪ it's the hope of janice and jan ♪ >> that line is offensive because "it offers me no help in dispelling the myth that dolls are just more girls and guns for boys." now songs reflect an error. this was written -- in 1951. >> laura: it also reflects reality. my sons can find a gun and ne twig pile. >> and my sons were little, they could find sticks and turn them into guns. it's natural. >> laura: not all boys like that, but a lot of them do. >> abc is targeting the earth a kit hit "santa baby." ♪ think of all the fellows that i haven't guessed ♪ ♪ next year i could be oh, so, good ♪ ♪ if you just love my christmas list ♪ ♪ ♪ >> they say that song is full of -- >> laura: unlike everything else on abc. oh, my god! are you kidding me? >> it implies all that a woman must do to end up on santos nice list. all t

cuban doctor in brazil and this is what he told the stream when i mean on that i mean my name is raymond i'm cuban i have a son who was born here in brazil and the wife my son and wife are precisely in cuba and at this program without considering that i have family here without consideration for the patients here they didn't think about the vulnerable people here who need health care not for one moment there was no advance warning nothing don't need to see you. i'm sure you heard what he said there give us the view from cuba or a few bends as to most scenarios comments and the idea of this program in the first place. malita i've seen that the big challenge here is to strike a balance between the human right to hilt of entire populations and their right of health care professionals to their own careers people solution of president bush on a repressive president elect also not a welsh mark similes he didn't leave a space to me is the art of a negotiation he basically said that on the first day everything that was agreed between the whole economy because his organization if you will go wome

raymond arroyo takes us behind the scenes of a special holiday trip for hundreds of gold star families and speaks to the catalyst behind it all. this is a heartwarming story that you won't want to miss takes us far away from politics. plus, my friend and former boss bill bennett is out with an update to his book you can quote the truth st. nicholas." he's here to explain it and why it must dumb like might be the most important part of the christmas story. and we share some of our best christmas memories ever. i'm talking about favorite meals, favorite presidents, favorite fights around the table and a family. joining me now is matt schlapp. shannon bream and chief national correspondent ed henry. we will go around the table but, ed, what's your best christmas memory? >> poignant or drawing might have been when i was six or seven when my sister thought it would be a good idea to get my sister colleen and i. you think you are going to get the latest "star wars" thing or something and they get the camera ready to open the box and this dog starts scratching me and jumps out. i didn't get o

raymond arroyo takes us behind the scenes of a special holiday journey of joy and remembrance for hundreds of gold star families. he speaks to the catalyst behind it all, actor gary sinise. stay tuned for that incredibly moving report. it's going to bring tears to your eyes. it did when i first saw it. first, black robe resistance. that's the focus of tonight's angle.la if you are like most americans, you grew up with a special sense of reverence for judges. watching films or reading books, regular folks have seen countless portrayals of judges as consummate professionals who set their own personal opinions wnaside and objectively weigh te merits of each case. >> since there has been no previous violation of the statute, there's no precedent to guide the bench passing sentence. >> the witness will address this court as judge or your honor. i'm quite certain i've earned it. >> since the united states government declares this man to be santa claus, this court will not dispute it. case dismissed. >> laura: i get goose bumps every time. of course then there's the real world where certain judge

raymond arroyo is here it break down the body language inside the oval office slug fest between nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and president trump. and a look at the outrageous new dick cheney movie coming up in seen and unseen. devin nunes will be here to tell you why the democrats ending corruption probe at the fbi is very bad news for the country and what we can do about it. first immigration truths the democrats deny. that's the focus of tonight's angle. congressmen and senators are supposed to be fighting for the american people. their constituents. but when nancy pelosi and chuck schumer pounced on the president in the oval office yesterday, for whom exactly were they fighting something >>> we have a disagreement about the wall whether it's effective or not. not on border security but on the wall. >> president trump: you can't have good border security without the wall >>> that is not true. border security is a promise >>> the experts say you can do border security without a wall which is wasteful and doesn't solve the problem. >> laura: who was chuck schumer looking at in that cli

all right, raymond, thanks so much. when the democrats come to power in the house, they promise to shutdown all investigations into the corrupt dealings at the fbi. how convenient. is that good for you or me or the rule of law? house intel chair devin nunes here next. give isotoner gloves for christmas because they keep getting better. there's smartouch for selfies, then there's four way stretch for flexibility. they even have smartdri. see? stays dry. so get isotoner gloves for the whole family. >> when you become chairman, are you going to end investigation? >> yes. >> why? >> it's a waste of time to start with. >> the entire purpose of this investigation -- the real investigation is mueller. there is no evidence of bias at the fbi or any of this other nonsense. >> laura: none of it at all. text messages, no, no. that was incoming house judiciary chair jerry nadler expanding he will not continue the investigations into the multiple levels of corruption revealed at the highest levels of the fbi just over the past few y

raymond arroyo is next. you will not believe it! . >> laura: it's friday it's not just cohen, manafort, blah. it's friday follies. today's topic, kevin heart bowing out of the oscars. a classic disney song nixed at an eye have i league university and again the second installment of the grossest toys of the christmas season. joining us now, all the dee pales raymond arroyo. complet xheeld yen kevin heart was set to host the academy awards, what happened there? >> the academy wanted and abc wanted just what they did in the case of row san bar, row san bar. what controversy followed they ran for the exits. let's go back to 2010. this is a bit of kevin hart's act of the you see what abc knew they were getting into, watch. >> one of my biggest fears is my son growing up and being gay. if i can prevent my son from being gay, i would. every kid has a gay moment but when it happens you have to nip it in the bud, you have to stop it right there. hey, stop, that's gay. quit. no. >> heart also wrote similar tweets. over the years abc and the a

elect of course and as you're saying there we got a video coming from one of us people his name is raymond garcia and he is actually one of those doctors is a cuban doctor in brazil and this is what he told the stream when i mean on the net i mean my name is raymond i'm cuban i have a son who was born here in brazil and the wife my son and wife are precisely in cuba and to this program without considering that i have family without consideration for the patients here they didn't think about the people here who need health care not for one moment but no advance warning nothing. but he said give us. a stew. and. this program. runs between the. built of entire populations and their right of health care professionals to their own careers people solution of president bush on a president elect also not a welsh mark similes he didn't leave a space to me is the art of negotiation he basically said that on the first day everything that was agreed between our whole economy because his organisation if you will go women and the previous government not only goes on the left but even the government of m

of the season the exuberant mood of almost eighty thousand fans soon got dampened by max cruiser raymond's kept him making it to one and ending his dry spell after nine games without a goal. dortmund created their next chance after the restart sanchez seemed surprised to get the ball after j.t. public as say. the pace was taking its toll on the referee as well he dove in command tweaked his calf but was able to continue. dortmund got one less chance in injury time substitute mario good side hit the target but the video assistant intervened again and the goal was rightly disallowed for offside. dortmund remain unbeaten and will top the table at the midway point of the campaign the previous three times they did that they went. on to win the title. hanover are in a desperate situation they're stuck down in the relegation zone after a string of poor results in fact heading into this weekend's match against biron they've only won two games this season could they manage to beat new nick and give coach and. some hope that his sinking ship will be salvaged let's take a look. there its opposite end

its two most prominent leaders were south wales—based ben raymond and alex davies.to promote an extreme organisation called system resistance network, or srn, which police believe was inspired by national action. it urges followers to take direct action, including spreading racist graffiti. so we went undercover to infiltrate this relatively new but extreme hate group. just wear black clothes, cover your face with a mask, don't look into any cameras. just stick up 20—odd posters. he's asked me to go out and commit acts of vandalism which incite racial hatred. srn is stepping up its racist activities. one senior mp says the group is so dangerous it should now be banned and platforms that promote it investigated. we need to have a much quicker process for looking at the proscription of organisations. it is also about, i think, penalties for technology and internet companies that continue to host this content. ben raymond used radio aryan to urge support for convicted racists, those the station called pows. ben raymond refused requests for an interview and we were unab

almost and it's coastal communities thank you way to have already been hit hard by unemployment chief raymond gold is a community manager and the situation is untenable. when laws are enforced there shouldn't be any kind of shipwreck on our waterways they should be removed immediately. are not strictly enforced people feel very free to do what is wrong so why all those laws enforced i asked david who for years has been trying to raise awareness of the problem but he's had little success. because yearly we have. money going into the budget of the regulators and nobody seems to be doing anything about it he demands to have ships removed after a twenty day notice period to help save the environment. helps. destroy the. costs makes them unusable and pollution from oil spills chemicals on toxic substances that she waits but also the government started prosecuting the owner sort of assholes nigeria's armada of abandoned ships will just continue to grow. the annual sydney to hobart yacht race has begun at australia it's the seventy fourth year off the competition which covers more than one thousand

the first question is from raymond. hi, raymond. i hope you are well. if you are mrs. or mr.ld, what would your talent portion be, candidate? >> kennedy: i would like to think of myself as a flutist. i quit in sixth grade. it would have to be mouth trumpet. >> greg: do it now. ♪ >> dana: that's pretty good. wow. [laughter] >> greg: that was better than the original. that was better than the original. >> juan: i'm going to call you louis for louis armstrong. >> greg: that definitely didn't blow, kennedy. juan. >> juan: i don't know. when i was younger, i could run. [laughter] >> kennedy: that would be fun on a stage. >> juan: right across. who was that? >> pete: i don't think i have a discernible talent. >> dana: i don't either. >> greg: you do really well hosting "fox & friends." maybe it could be hosting. >> pete: i would say disciplining young children. >> dana: practice. >> greg: i'm not allowed. dana, would your talent be? >> dana: i don't have a talent. >> greg: really? are you begging us to suggest one? >> dana: no, i'm not. even if you suggested one. >> greg: weren't y

keep it real. >> that's nice, but you know me. >> laura: hold on, raymond. i won't say whether or not there is an ingaraham tree farm in massachusetts and it's an awesome tree farm. . but why do the arroyos who are beautiful and earthy people who love food and music and new orleans why do you prefer the fake trees? >> 80% of americans agree with us. 80% of americans buy artificial trees. a study in 2011, a suny study found 50 types of mold spores are on the tree, they contain snakes, rats, beetles. they get in your home. and for your family, with the dog running around, the dried needles that -- i love those -- the dog can choke on it and puncture their interesten. and you don't water it enough so it looks like this. >> laura: oh, no. well, the good -- the good news is. who needs a fireplace? well -- >> at least for one might. >> laura: i will say this, that it is a bit annoying that it's like unplug the tree, we have one -- i have one fake tree in my house this year. i have two real ones. and one fake one. i have given in. but i don't spend -- i don't spend

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raymond was very moved by that. were going to see this, gary sinise is awesome.as antiwhite sentiments become new normal for some of the power players inside the democratic party? we are going to debate that with the head of the washington chapter of the naacp and pastor aubrey shines. ♪ you think you've seen everything? ♪ let's talk about that when you get here. ♪ the united states virgin islands. >> and very suspect of that this year going into a democratic primary with women doing well, i'm not sure if it's the time for white men. >> is it time to have somebody of color and a woman, somebody younger, as a white guy, are you trying to calculate whether or not this is the right time for you? >> laura: there's a reason the media continually asks this question. it's a mind-set that seems to have been encouraged by the mainstream of the democratic party, the idea that a candidate might face scrutiny simply because he or she is white. why are we talking about rates? i thought we were supposed to get away from judging people on the basis of their skin color. why isn'

half that ended even at one all but martin hahn exchange that after the break the strike they gave raymond the lead in the seventy first minute then just minutes after that goal usa international just josh stajan put the game out of reach in his first ever in this league appearance securing a three one win for brendan. and it's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you tear gas and tension on the streets of paris as the four week fourth weekend of yellow vests protest gets fronts of major landmarks like the eiffel tower and the luther museum on keeping it all shot hundreds of protesters have already been arrested and ninety thousand police officers are standing god. germany's governing conservative party has a new laid out on a great caring bad take over from angela merkel as chair of the c.d.u. but most will remain chancellor crap camera one the role in a close vote at a party conference in hamburg. and don't forget you can always get g.w. news on the go just download our app from google play all from the apple store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around t

raymond leonard smith jr.too, was snatched away, abducted by the baby-sitter. shirley. where was he now? >> we got a cop of his birth certificate. he'd be about 40 now. the chances of finding were frankly, slim. we called 40-year-old ray smiths all over the country. there was ray smith in colorado, in maryland, in new jersey, in kansas. did he go by the name ray smith? but then a call back. it was the ray smith from colorado. he had the right name, the right age, place of birth. had grown up without knowing any blood relatives. all he knew was his mother's name. according to his birth certificate was jerry. he was starting to sound a lot like our ray. we asked him to submit to a dna test. he agreed. there was no doubt, we had found him. we brought ray and his fiancee to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters. in a way his story too. >> i thought that the story itself was sad. sounded like they had a rough life. it was really similar to mine. so it was. >> it began the same way, too, when s

and the main witness in the barbara jean murder identified raymond sheehan has the man carrying the boxfication. you have a positive i.d. of someone who murdered another little girl and you know it. as far as i know, the d.a. has done nothing. >> we believe there is additional material that we have not seen regarding the original investigation by the homicide unit, police department, and the d.a. have taken positions consistently they believe that certain information need not be produced. >> rollins has argued for dna testing on fingernail scrapings from barbara jean and samples from inside the box she was found in to reveal her killer's true identity. >> the truth about what happened to that little girl is very possibly in the evidence vault right now in philadelphia and the d.a.'s office in fighting against testing it. are they interested in finding out who actually killed barbara jean? giorgio armani. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. in two great flavors.

raymond, i want to with you.s a sense of fun and whimsy that seems to be missing in this full political correctness moment that we've been living in for some time. >> jokes are out the door. you can't kid. how do we get over difficult situations? could we overcome and find connections with people we disagree with? we joke, we make fun of each other and ourselves. that is being pushed further and further out of society. you can't play a suggestive song. in the 1950s, people interacted. it was a way to suggest something without gratuitously hitting you over the head with it. now we are in a gratuitous age where you can't make the quiet side swipes, the fund jokes. everything has to be very plain, very black-and-white and frankly, does a lot uglier. >> laura: and not fun. this is what jerry seinfeld said a few years ago. he was on with seth meyers document what it is like being on the comedy circuits. he says he will not perform on college campuses, talk button on fun place. let's watch. >> people say that is offens

the man has since been identified as raymond thompson.is wife and 4-year-old daughter live in brooklyn. thompson says after the photo went viral, he got calls from australia. >> they hope testing for a match can happen next month. they are urging people to become organ donors. one in five people waiting for a kidney last year found a match. we did this story last hour and i shared my mother had a liver transplant two years ago. our family would not be whole today if it were not for the sacrifice of another family. a viewer saw that and posted this. i wanted to show this again. stephanie died may of 2018. she needs a liver transplant, but never got one. become an organ donor. living donor for kidney. decea deceased donor. sign up. >> part of estate planning, too. common sense. advance directives. >>> all right. clemson got dealt a big blow ahead of the college football player. the semi fifinal against notre dame. >> we have coy wire with the bleacher report. >> christine and joe. it is official. without three players against the irish afte

to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> financial services firm raymond james. >> the ford foundationrking withisionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: r.and friends of the newsh >> this program was made possible by e corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs n from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: anchorage, alaska is assessing the damage tonight, after a powerful earthquake roed buildings and tore up roads. there have been no reports yet overnor hasbut the declared a disaster. i spoke with lori townsend of alaska public media by phone, short time ago, about what it was like when the quake hit. >> it was the most violent shaking i've experienced. i have been in alaska for nearly 20 years and v of course, experienced many earthquakes. we had a couple of large ones in the last couplyears but ngis was very violent and a lo shake. >> woodruff: and what do you understaof that damage? >> there has been extensive damage. the sue ward ghway islosed because of rock fall at the creek and

all of that and more in friday follies with raymond arroyo.ut first, tonight, massive development or mass hysteria? when michael coyne pled guilty to lying to congress yesterday, you would've thought the conversation might kind of a center on what that development meant for cohen, the one who actually admitted to lying. instead, as is their track record, pundits and democrats made a herculean leap, suggesting wild things in the process. >> he has a good case for collusion. if this were a mafia investigation, trump would be indicted, no question about it. >> on his false statement charges, coming clean today. he is a much more dangerous witness. >> the president's right to be nervous right now, because it appears as time is running out. it has become very clear that the trump campaign colluded with the russians in trying to subvert the election. >> laura: is not necessarily the case? last night, we spoke to someone who might know a thing or two about this. this is former whitewater deputy, sol wisenberg, who is as honest as they come. watch. >>

again, thank you to sarah, raymond, and big brother james on the new addition. i would finally like to recognize ashley. ashley oversees our state operation and has been with us since the early days of the house of representatives. whether it's putting together the tahoe summit or local issues, ashley was someone i could always count on. over the past decade that i've known ashley she's become like family to me, but more important, like family to lynn. she's based in reno, but we're fortunate to have her here in washington, d.c., today, so i would like to recognize her along with mack, scott, and sarah and the many members pf my staff who are here today on the floor of the united states senate. we have a great team. i've had a great team from top to bottom, a team that includes naturalized citizens whose family came to this country seeking a better life, professional social workers, and multiple combat veterans. every member of my team in reno, elco, los angeles, and washington, d.c., has worked tirelessly to make a difference in the lives of nevadans. madam pre

. >> ahora raymond mesa nos dice que se revelÓ que el oficial que fue el primero en enfrentar al sospechosotima de una bala pero disparada por uno de sus compaÑeros. >> la noche del siete de noviembre en el bar fue caÓtica, algunos heridos sangrando huÍan de la escena, otros corrÍan por el estacionamiento mientras gritos y disparos provenÍan del edificio. >> el sheriff del condado de ventura describiÓ como el sargento y dos oficiales de la patrulla de caminos que entraron al esta maÑana en conferencia de prensa se revelÓ un detalle que nadie esperaba, de acuerdo a peritos del fbi cinco balas fueron disparadas por el pistolero y un sexto tiro que que. >> la pÉrdida aÚn es palpable. >> portaba un chaleco ante balas pero era demasiado delgado y no detuvo la bala que perforÓ su corazÓn, pero no culpan al oficial. >> tenemos que recordar que el responsable por todo lo que causÓ fue el sospechoso que su propÓsito era de causar un trÁgico accidente y creo que lo hizo y creo que ahorita todos sufrimos al igual que nosotros del departamento, igual que el departamento de patrulla de caminos. >> el of

dot com from raymond james. with just a week to go before christmas or getting ready for the celebrations with a special week of your imax i'm louise houghton and over here for the next half an hour taking you through the theme of the day which is creativity in winter. playing it cool or a visit to the i.c.'s music festival and the well. the live in a way how to make the package from the bible. and its signature scripts by handwritten i to the still a favorite. each day this week we'll be focusing on the theme of winter and what you can do in this season be that's false eating drinking or getting come easy today we look at cold weather activities both in and outdoors scandinavia is known for its extreme weather conditions and yet it is often the far north of no way that an outdoor annual concert takes place temperatures is so low there that the instruments a made from ice for this concert but that is no guarantee that they won't melt before this hour is higher. as the day draws to a close in the no. region ski r

to learn more, go to consumercellular.tver >> financial svices firm raymond james. >> the william andlora hewlett for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individual >> this program was made possible by thcorporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: it turns russian efforts to sow discord in american politics and help elect presidt trump were much broader than first believed. the senate intelgence committee released two reports today, focusing inly on social media data. among other things, they found the russians tried to discouragr african ans from voting and to whip up conservative anger. we'll have aull look, after the news summary. in the day's other news:d a broad-ball-off walloped wall street again. health care stocks helped lead the retreat-- after a federal judge's ruling that the "affordable care act" is unconstitutional. the dow jones industrial average lost more tha

learn more at consumercellular.tv >> financial services firm raymond james. >> the ford foundation.king with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made adssible by the corporation for public bsting. and by contributions to your pbs yostation from viewers lik thank you. >> brangham: the partial government shutdown ended it first full week today, with no signs of negotiaons before the new year, and the new congress. president trump insisted again today that any spending billo reopen the government must include billions of dollars in funding for a southern border wall. he wro on twitter that, "we will be forced to close the southern border entirely" if there's no money for the wall. the president has also cited the case of gustavo perez arriaga, the illegal immigrant accused of killing a policeman in northern california. he was arrested today in bakersfield. in modesto, the sheriff of stanislaus county, where theki ing occurred, said california's sanctuary law blo

learn more at consumercellular.tv >> financial services firm raymond james. wi the ford foundation.king visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these ititutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporfor public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. b ngham: president trump may have another legal problem to ponder. federal prosecutors in new york are reportedly investigating his inaugural committee, and whethee it received l, foreign donations. the "wall street journal" andme the "new york say the inquiry is in its early stages. meanwhile, president trump's former attorney michael cohen ii ing again that candidate trump directed hush money payments to two women before the 2016 election. cohen spoke in an exclusive interview with abc news' george stephanopod us. he denting on his own, as the president has repeatedly hiaimed. >> first of all, n at the trump organization was ever done unless it was run through mr. trump. he directed me, as i said