robby: not at all. i remember the meeting i was in when that news came out is we were dealing with wikileaks. still in the mills that the russians were leaking out, we had to deal with that. anyone who was popping champagne bottles was just wrong. in fact, we put out a video two weeks after that day and said we could lose this. we got a rally. we fought hard. jake: i want to move on to the decisions.ential at what point was bernie sanders stricken from the list? we know he was on the list of 39 or so possible contenders. he obviously generated a great deal of enthusiasm. he obviously reached out to a lot of groups that you didn't find easy to reach out to. he won the michigan primary, won the wisconsin primary, two states you did not win. why not put him on the ticket? thatdid tim kaine offer bernie sanders did not? robby: bernie sanders is an important part of our campaign no matter what. we would not have had a successful convention like we did without the help of the bernie sanders. we would not have

then, robby says diren suddenly walked off in a different direction, and robby lost sight of him. >> i was like, he's not coming. i'll continue walking. >> reporter: robby says he called out to diren, but there was no answer, so he kept walking, figuring diren would catch up. >> that is when, like, i heard someone yelling. "you're there. i see you there." something like that. after that just the shots, like, three or four shots. and i just started running. >> reporter: gunshots in a quiet residential neighborhood. a now-terrified robby ran back home. >> he was faster than i am. i said, he's probably coming. i was almost sure that he was coming. >> reporter: but diren wouldn't return. and what happened to the german exchange student would simultaneously make headlines around the world and get americans asking, how far can you go to protect your home and family? >>> coming up -- >> 911. what are you reporting? >> a robbery. >> an urgent call to 911. >> somebody entered into our garage. shots were fired. >> and an urgent question. was it diren? >> it was terrible. i think i screamed for

robby: not at all. we were dealing with wiki leaks this estolen emails the russians were liking tissue leaking out, we had to deal with that every day. we stayed focus on that. anybody popping champagne bottles was just wrong. in fact, again, i remember putting -- we put out a video two weeks out from election day saying we can lose this race and we've got to rally and work hard. jake: i want to move on to the vice-presidential decisions. at what point was bernie sanders stricken from the list? the reason i ask, we know he was on the list of 39 or so possible contenders. he obviously generated a great deal of enthusiasm. he obviously reached out to a lot of group groups you didn't find easy to reach out to, millenials, white working class voters he won the michigan primary. the won the wisconsin primary two. states you lt matly did not. why not put him on the ticket? what did tim kaine offer that bernie sanders didn't? robby: bernie sanders is an important part of our campaign no matter what. we would n

robbie mcanally faces another challenge. he not only feels isolated from his young son but his boyhood friend who just happens to be his cell mate. >> i knew him for years even before we came to prison. but i mean, i got my problems, that i ain't seen my son in two years and -- even he gets to trip he knows how it feels, he don't see his son for a week. he gets visits every week. i'm in here [ bleep ] up. >> mcanally, serving six years for armed robbery, wears his frustration in prison ink. >> that says vengeance, i've had a lot of wrong done to me. i seek revenge for that. i had a lot of animosity built up when i got it. i'm hoping i can let things go now for my sake and my son's sake, it ain't worth coming back to prison over. >> the mother of my child. i'm kind of mad at her that she's held my son from me. >> but that could be changing. a recent letter and her submission of a visitation request, are indications she's planning to bring his son to see him. >> this season the first too she's said she's going to bring him to

i see an e-mail from robby mook and it's an e-mail from robby. >> you two actually negotiated. >> we. >> we executed on that plan. >> i picked up my phone and it said uma and he's absolutely right, she was gracious and congratulated donald trump and conceded to him. that's an important to make here because now you have people participating in the recount and as the person who was asked 342 times -- >> i only asked you twice. >> would his supporters move on? i would pose the question to her supporters. you going to accept the election results because #hesyourpresidenttoo. i'm glad robbie just mentioned that because secretary clinton conceding and congratulating and then telling the american people let's have a peaceful democracy. >> thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> thanks for watching this special edition of "state of the uni union." you can watch me every week day. go to cnn.com/stou for extras from the show. i'm jake tapper in washington. fareed zakaria is next. ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will c

robbie mcanelley faces a different challenge.e not only feels isolated from his young son, but from his boyhood friend, who just happens to be his cellmate.cellei, he's. i knew him for years before we came to prison. but i mean, i got my problems, that i ain't seen my son in two years and [ bleep ] he gets to tripping acting like he knows what i feel and stressing hard or what when he hasn't seen his son for a week. he gets visits every week. everything that's possible to get in here, he's got it, and i'm in hurry [ bleep ] up. >> mcanelley, serving six years for armed robbery, wears his frustration in prison ink. >> that says "vengeance," because i've had a lot of wrong done to me, i've been hurt a lot, and i mean, i seek revenge for that. i had a lot of animosity built up when i got it. i'm hoping i can let things go now just for my sake and my son's sake. it ain't worth coming to prison over. >> he points to another tattoo as the source of his frustration. >> the mother of my child. i'm kind of mad at her that she's held my so

robby: there were a lot of headwinds in this race.he first woman to be the party, jake:major why is her being a woman in inhibiting? robby: having worked for a few women candidates, i think they face certain scrutiny that male candidates do not. sometimes, people talk about the way hillary spoke during a speech. i did not hear her remark about male candidates that way. theink the bigger issue is russian intelligence, our intelligence agencies confirmed russian intelligence stole emails from our campaign chair and selectively leaked them out with the purpose of intervening in the election and helping donald trump. we faced these headwinds the whole way through. that was tough and i think it is -- it absolutely affected the outcome. jake: you took over when donald trump re-cast two of his more controversial proposals -- the ban on muslims entering the until we figured out what the hell was going on and the deportation force to round up undocumented and -- undocumented immigrants and remove them from the country. he never explicitly repu

one is george and the other is robbie williams.s a cover of george michael. when you listen to the song, you think, that is what it was like to be in the band. it was mental and for him to break away from that and come outwith... a lot of people think that careless whisper was his first solo song but it wasn't it was face. a little earlier i also spoke to the reverend who was once a member of a pop group. my favourite memory of him was at elton john's 40th birthday party. there was a disco with a lone dj quietly paying re cord disco with a lone dj quietly paying record all night long. i went over to say hello and discovered it was george michael. he played one of apple records. that was typical of him. he was self—effacing and unassuming. easy company. a nice quy- unassuming. easy company. a nice guy. it's clear to me that he has inspired a lord of your talent. i interviewed robbie williams when he got the solo contract. he said that he wanted to have the same solo career he wanted to have the same solo career that george michael h

robbie: we won the popular vote.nnouncer: they take us behind the curtain and revealed a strategy. what sealed the deal for trump's historic win? kellyanne: he was able to tap into the frustration of job holders. robby: the fbi director sent to letters with out reason. we would have won without them. this is the most overly gated story in the history of american politics. kellyanne: that incident affected donald trump's numbers significantly. announcer: a deep dive with the man and woman running the campaigns. our exclusive interview on annex

so the buzzer goes. >> who is robbie now? >> if i had to guess, it was probably, hey, robbie, pretend to be my friend for a few minutes. >> i won the bet! what's up. >> time to find out how they had saying i can't last eight seconds. >> i love it. >> they just kicked off their channel. they're going to be doing a whole bunch of stuff like this as they tick off their own bucket list. let's hope they survive. >>> he is hungry. [ laughter ] >> good girl. >>> this is a micro pig. when she was 2 weeks old, the sweet little creature was rejected by her mom. >> who would reject that? >> that's what these people are shocked at. they said it's not very often that they have a pig that will reject its young. so -- >> a guinea pig is going to raise it? look at the size of it. >> a family of humans going to raise her. mom's milk, but he's eating like a little pig. >> this is a great excuse to bottle feed them too. just sit there and bottle feed. you have to take breaks from work to bottle feed. >> she's also being raised in the house. thi

intended for robby anderson. brock was covering. it's fourth and 12. here comes the field goal unit. >> trent: this looks like it's about 50 yards for this attempt. >> greg: nick folk will line this one up on the far hash mark from 50 -- looks like 51 yards out. greg, going back to the no call on the hit out of bounds. i don't agree with it. i thought he was making a clear effort to get out of bounds. yes, he was elevated. >> greg: this for the tie. and it is good. the jets have come all the way back to a 17-17 tie.

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intended for robby anderson. brock was covering. it's fourth and 12. here comes the field goal unit. >> trent: this looks like it's about 50 yards for this attempt. >> greg: nick folk will line this one up on the far hash mark from 50 -- looks like 51 yards out. greg, going back to the no call on the hit out of bounds. i don't agree with it. i thought he was making a clear effort to get out of bounds. yes, he was elevated. >> greg: this for the tie. and it is good. the jets have come all the way back to a 17-17 tie. >> trent: started to draw a little bit left. looks like it may end up hooking left. petty is fired up. think about the attitude and the effort the jets had to give to get back in this game. down 14-0 after 2 1/2 minutes in the game. falling behind by two touchdowns early on. no give, no quit in this team. >> greg: tonight on cbs begins with an interview with the prime minister of israel followed by "the dick van dyke show" and "madam secretary" only only cbs. what to you think the attitude is on the 49ers sidelineright now? >> trent: go for

e-mail from robby mook. and it's an e-mail from robby.tiated. >> yes. >> and we had a little plan. >> and we executed on that plan. >> i looked down on my phone, huma alababedin and handed it t donald trump. secretary clinton was gracious, but she congratulated donald trump and conceded. and that's an important point to make here because now you have people participating in a recount. asked the person asked on television, jake, will he respect the election results -- >> i only asked you twice. >> will his supporters moved on? i'd like to pose the question to her supporters. #he's your president too. and i think that right questions were being asked about the wrong candidate and supporters. i am glad robby mentioned that. the combination of telling the american people the next day let's have a peaceful -- i'm pa paraphrasing. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thanks for watching this special edition of "state of the union." you can catch me here every sunday and week days on the lead at 4:00 p.m. eastern. go to cnn.com/sotu. that's

robby: i think many democrats did believe that.i think obviously our opinions on that changed as he progressed through the primary and was very successful by any standard in that primary. robby: kelleyanne, you have been critical of the polls. why were the polls so wrong? kelleyanne: i never want to practice law again so i can't be that critical of the polls. but the polls are wrong for a couple of reasons. when i say the polls, let's be very clear. these are mostly the public polls. so i think joe bennett worked. our polling worked. we had five different polling firms including my firm. those don't see the light of day. we're using it for strategic position. we're not trying to get clicks or make headlines or call the race over before it is one way or the other. i think a few things happen. one is presuming that the 2012 electorate would be the twoucks electorate and that also -- 2016 electorate and that also presumed, jake, secretary clinton would be able to attract and knit together and rin deed keep together what's called the o

like to call it the big five because the only openly gay athlete we have in any of those leagues is robbieogers who plays for the la galaxy and who won the last couple of them. >> here is currently the only openly gay athlete in the big five? >> publicly out. certainly there are athletes who are out to some teammates and they have a boyfriend, they're out to their families but we the public don't know or we don't talk about it and right now, the only one is robbie rogers. there's only been one other in history and that was jason collins. michael sam with the nfl never made a regular-season roster so there's only been two openly gay men in those five leads ever and there's only one right now. >> do you advocate for gay athletes to come out while they're actively playing? >> this is a tough question for our movement. because of course, coming out is a very personal journey for anybody and it begins the personal journey, it ends up personal journey. so i want people to come out, one because it would help change conversation in america. men's sports are held up as these bastions of masculinity

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when some of my friends heard i was going to meet robbie? are you sure you're going to be okay?he's a big man, a german prisoner of war and emigrated to the united states and has a hatred of authority because of his experience under the nazi regime. >> and once again the formative character. >> that's right, he hates authority, but becomes an authority and there are several things he said to me through the wilted orchids, which are painful. when they discover gravitational waves it won't be me that he's ousted from the project and says about himself as an authority, he says, that he never strove for power because power corrupts you. and it's almost like a statement about himself. >> a very poignant remark in this day and age. >> yeah. >> yeah, it's very difficult because he talks about, also, how cal tech was in some sense more of his country than either germany or the u.s. and science was what he wants to be known for, not what he endured in germany in the first 15 years of his life, which was difficult years and not, you know, in some sense even as an immigrant, but as this le

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>> yeah. >> pauley: anthony mason talks with the band's robbie robertson. ♪ this is for you.lly? didn't have too! ♪ now that's a holiday mini miracle. and it's easy to create your own at walgreens... with 50 percent off the gifts of the week, just around the corner. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. ♪ take a load off ♪ >> pauley: considered one of the greatest in rock and roll song book the work of robbie robertson and the band. ago, robertson is still very much with us. talking with anthony mason for the record. >> that's it. ♪ >> it's been a long time since robbie robertson played one of his best known songs. ♪ "the night they drove old dixie down." >> i barely remember it. i haven't played it since the last waltz. >> no, really? >> yeah. ♪ the night they drove old dixie down ♪ >> that was 1976 when robertson played his last gig with the band at the last waltz, rock's most famous farewell concert. >> we played at woodstock, watkins glen, there were 650,000 people. we had done it all. >> i done? >> i was. >> if these walls could talk. >> for the most part, rober

they learned about robby edwards from massachusetts, a three-year-old with the same condition.d met last month in boston where the girls both receive treatment at the boston hospital. >> there was someone else, and they are in boston. for us, it changed our out look. >> caring for molly can be a full time job, the duffys are taking on another challenge, a nonprofit organization to raise awareness and hopefully find a cure. >> there are gene therapies on the horizon that show promise they'll be able to stop the progression. >> until then, they hope spreading the word about spg47 will help diagnose overs like molly and robby who they believe are not alone. jeff cherco, "action news." >> still to come, china steals an american drone in a bizarre incident on the seas. >> plus, urgent action is needed. heroin and painkillers are killing more americans than car crashes. >> and honoring alan iverson. the sixers pay tribute to their new hall of fame indeductty. >> plus, i have the latest on rainfall and sleet and freezing rain. we have that coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> and t

i remember interviewing robbie williams when he became so low and his first solo single was freedom 90rge michael howard and he got it, didn't he? he is hugely inspirational too many people, george michael. and also in an era when pop stars are pre—packaged and glossy, i think what george michael managed to do despite all the success, he retained humanity. they do not become a stranger to himself. he retained his vulnerability and his thoughtfulness. also, his exploration of himself and his identity and turn that into a wonderful, enduring pop career. did he ends by the likes of robbie williams and other pop stars because he went from teen idol to adult credible performer? yes, i think georgia recognised how changes in technology and the way music was recorded, sold and distributed, there were opportunities there, too. he always had a businesslike relationship with record companies are was good at dealing with them. everybody there, executives, secretaries, receptionists. he would ta ke secretaries, receptionists. he would take the time and bother to get to know everybody. he was thoug

in your conversation with kellyanne and robby mook, jake, did robby talk about mistakes that he thoughtmade, or -- because a lot of what's come out of the forum, the symposium so far is about kind of the forces they believe were working against them, not necessarily any mistakes they had made. >> there was some acknowledgment of mistakes that were made but it seems clear that the clinton campaign largely blames fbi director james comey as well as russian intelligence for what happened. they think the comey letter was devastating to the campaign, ten days before the election. they think that the hacks into the dnc and the wikileaks were devastating to the campaign. they did acknowledge, robby mook did acknowledge when i pressed him that, you know, setting up the private e-mail server by hillary clinton was a mistake but he said it was one of the most overhyped media stories in history. then on the other side, kellyanne conway and the trump team in the earlier forum, there was a reluctance to acknowledge that anything that the president-elect said or did during his campaign was problemati

la compaÑa que se encarga de montar estas fiestas est a cargo de robbie. dj que trajo la tecnologa a la baha desde inglaterra, y la verdad me sorprendi el xito que tuvo. ya llevo diez aÑos en el negocio y la gente lo quiere cada vez ms. cmo funciona? fcil. le van a dar unos audfonos como estos. de un lado controla los canales. son dos, que tienen dos tipos de msica diferente. en un lado puede encontrar hasta música electrónica . y en el canal dos usted puede disfrutar desde reggea hasta blues . y aquí est el volumen. cuando alcanza su nivel ptimo, la idea es que quien los usa se transporte a otro mundo. que le sacará más de una sonrisa y ponga el cuerpo a bailar. dicen que la sensacin se transporta por todo su cuerpo esta fue la primera experiencia silente de javier. [sot javier torres/usuario] 54.48.25 "es realmente fantstico porque escuchas la msica del dj y te envuelves con la msica directamente" los ms experimentados aseguran que este arte discotequero es la expresin más clara de autenticidad. [sot ] 01.02.46.08 "yo me siento yo. ms libertad" [sot ] 01

it makes you wonder how many stars inspired, as you say, robbie williams.nd coverage. thank you. that was a former member of the successful boy band blue. lots more reaction coming in, including from polygon. it was absolutely impromptu. he just wanted to polygon. it was absolutely impromptu. hejust wanted to be a pa rt impromptu. hejust wanted to be a part of it. he wasn't on the list but he came and said that he would love to do something, looking at what you've done, the only song i know all the words to is every time you go away. he was practically out of the limousine and onto the stage. and he sang like a bird. the 80s was crazy, it was a mad period for music. there was a lot of innovation and different styles. every band had and different styles. every band had a different style and sound. we heard his sound with wham! but then obviously he had other ideas in his head already because careless whisper was something that he wrote way before it was released as a single. but he always had the incredible pop sensibility. some people have a voice and you h

robbie i just never knew i'd been a dad. gillian you weren't.bie i'm not being funny but i'm off home. gillian it's poinsonous. saying something like that. alan don't you dare say anything about celia to me. celia they're going off on a mucky weekend. caroline i'm taking kate to a nice little hotel for the weekend. celia we're baby-sitting the boys. raff have you seen ellie? she's not upstairs. she's not downstairs. her stuff's gone. gillian thanks for coming. john no problem alan i want to tell you something. gillian he'd smashed his head open. with the log splitter. down in t'barn. he'd done it on purpose. alan she'd finished him off, with a block of wood. she killed him. john i'm going to look after the baby while you do your shift at greenhough's. gillian you sure? john i am very fond of you. ♪ [upbeat music] narration last tango in halifax was made possible,

but not you, robbie. come to new york and join the panel. >> it would be a pleasure. kennedy: your love life is about to get doused with cold water. gregg gut femed joins me to explain. and he is hot under the collar. stay put. kennedy: uber band passengers from touching, flirting and having sex in their cars. that's obvious. fluids and yuck. but how do you ban flirting? if the driver decides the passengers are flirting or catches them touching. they could lose their accounts or get bad ratings. uber has not even announced what counts as flirting. but i know who knows what that is. he's the host of the greg gutfeld show, and co-host of "the five." is this the beginning of sharia law in this country? >> i think so. i agree with this. i believe uber, it should be total silence. i don't need to listen to your cool music. don't offer me a mint. this is not a lightning-term relationship. this is all going to go away. they are launching driverless cars today. so this is gone. the scarier part about the future is that cars are morally superior to humans. they will start make

and right now the only one is robby rogers and there has only been one other in history. and was actively play? this is a tough question for our movement and it beginsit beg as a personal journey and ends as a personal journey as they are held up to the bastions of masculinity and that has helped to change the conversation avoided is to be masculine but the bigger reason that i advocate people coming outut is because of what it does for them personally. every single athlete we have written about, a tiny fraction of the first hundred exceptions they were shocked. but the men who were the most homophobic are some of the first guys to embrace them to say that i love you and the only thing they have is they didn't do it sooner. and with the experience of some of the athletes of nine & of those athletes of high-school college and tennessee kentucky california europe and australia but the biggest reason that i advocate is because it will make your life better to how much people love you. >> find your book when will we receive the gave jackie robinson? when we >> rival that this

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swallowing a worker from ugi and sending natural gas into the air and robby rogers woke up to a fire horn and a truck out front. >> we saw the guys then were great, came up and knocked on the doors, get out of the house, get out of the house, oh my god. 3:00 in the morning. >> bethlehem evacuated two blocks on hamilton street and credited an alert newspaper deliver we person for discovering the smell of natural gas coming from a crack in the roadway. >> there is a lot of gas trapped underneath the blacktop and the concrete. >> some displaced residents were taken to a local middle school as utility workers fixed the water and gas line. bobby rogers stayed with a neighbor. >> come on in she said we spent the entire morning and most of the afternoon over there. >> the ugi and water company and fire department and police department, they did one fabulous job. >> reporter: and the fire department tells me that three homes remain evacuated at this time. you have these two homes here there was gas reading in the basement and waiting for the gas to dissipate and this home is the only home th

it's margo robbie. >> oh. >> she's number three. that's 11 from stranger things. they're going, three, two one. and cal easey is number two. >> i wonder what number one is. >> it's margo robbie. you know what's funny about amelia clark? do you think people walk up to her in the street and say, i didn't even know her name was cal easey until right now. >> i'm ait that's usual around this time. we might be in time for a burg reeto. >> i like that. >> it's a new restaurant coming to brooklyn, which centers arounded burg reeto. burger patty, bacon, lettuce, cheese, onion, chipotle sauce, all wrapped in a tortilla. >> that works. library olympics, this is from the university of texas. play library olympics. device at universal city today. l.a.'s mayor said they're not taking any chances. >> when someone says they want to cause harm to angelinos, we pull together and make sure that's nothing more than a threat and show force to make sure anybody who would seek to do harm is met by the great law enforcement officials that we have here. >> mayor garcetti said he plans to

it was easier when they learned about robby edwards of massachusetts a 3-year-old with the same condition. their parents connected on a facebook support group and met last year face-to-face where the girls received treatment at boston hospital. >> our hearts started racing, there's someone else and they are in boston. it change our outlook. >> even though caring for molly can be a full time job, the duffys have started a nonprofit organization to raise awareness and find a cure for fpg47. >> there are gene therapies that are on the horizon that show promise that will stop the progression. >> reporter: until then, they hope that spreading the word about fpg47 will help diagnosis others like molly and robby who they believe are not alone. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> they made beautiful sounds of the season. ♪ hear how local singers are delighting crowds with their christmas concerts. plus, old man winter has brought heavy snow to parts of montana. look at all that snow. chris. >> reporter: that's a lot of snow. for us, freezing rain is becoming a big, big problem this morning,

a sergeant met robert ford and 4-year-old robby after the little boy wandered away from home in gallowayownship. after learning he was a single parent doing the best he could for his family, they decided to bring some holiday cheer. >>> a giant menorah lighting in atlantic city for a cool celebration of the jewish festival of lights. this is hanukkah on ice at the flyers skate zone. the event also featured lot cus, games and of course skating to festive hanukkah music. and a live look at the blue cross river rink on penn's landing. it will be back open 1:00 christmas afternoon. skaters can enjoy perfect conditions tomorrow instead of a white christmas. a relatively warm christmas. >> yes. not as warm as last year in the 70s. this year we're going to see 50s. but right now we're seeing dry conditions and that's really important. we got rain showers and now mostly clear skies. so i say a great night for sky gazing as well. your neighborhoods right now in and around philly metro. we're seeing mid to upper 40s and currently at 45 degrees. chest nut hill 44 for you. and the suburbs also seein

the dutch 12th seed lostjust two legs to englishman robbie green, averaging nearly 100 in the process us. from all of us, good night. hello. a fairly quiet spell of weather for many parts of the british isles in the first part of december. wouldn't you know it, when you are thinking of travelling up and down the country, it looks as though especially in the north things will be unsettled. they have been unsettled of late. that is because we have had the weather front moving in the atlantic ushered along by gale force winds. miserable. through the rest of the night, it goes south and east, the weather front, bringing night, it goes south and east, the weatherfront, bringing wet night, it goes south and east, the weather front, bringing wet and windy weather down towards east england to start the new day on wednesday. not overly cold that night. but turning increasingly cold behind a second weather front that will spread sharp showers and wintry showers in scotland, northern ireland, and then eventually that weather front does into the north of england, wales, and on to the south—west l