rosie: in that casserole dish. oven at 3 at 20 minutes. 50. rosie: -- mike: oven at 350. rosie: at 20 minutes. mike: here it is in all its glory. it is a holiday favorite. everyone can get involved, it is delicious. that is all there is to it. about dinner, and by we, i mean knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. and support universal how many people before we actually act... before we come together as a nation? and i approve erin: a special thank you for first responders in manchester. kevin phelan and his family stopped by this fire station to thank the firefighters and paramedics who saved his life a week before christmas. the 49-year-old dialed 911 when he didn' symptoms that felt like indigestion and pain in his right arm. his heart stopped in the ambulance, but paramedics brought him back. only 8% of people survive the type of heart attack that kevin his family says it was their best christmas ever. kevin: wow. yeah. we are looking at one more fairly mild the day, back in the 30' s, partial sunshine i

first lady michelle obama recently honored rosie's theater kids, an after-school theater-arts program, for the way it effectively engages students. we'll talk to them about their white house visit, and let you know more about the program. that's coming up in just a few minutes. also, we go one-on-one with new jersey state senate president steve sweeney about a number of legislative initiatives that he's trying to advance in the garden state -- initiatives that largely affect latinos. right now, though, we are once cuba. the annual international trade fair of havana just wrapped up. this was the trade fair since first trade fair since the united states and cuba announced last year they would re-establish diplomatic relations after a 50-year freeze. you're seeing pictures. we'll tell you more about those in a second. the trade show highlighted both the opportunities and the challenges facing american businesses as they pursue trade with cuba. here to discuss this, we've invited our good friend, vito echevarr^a, journalist for the cuba standard online publication, and new york attorney a

when rosy's came into my aunt's life. >> she was angry and upset. because at that time joe kennedy was following the doctors and saying no visitors and don't have her out in public. plus they had the horrible situation of the possibility of kidnapping if this news hit the press. so they kind of manufactured stories about her. and rosemary never had visitors and she was kept inside her little home and not allowed out. >> for you, elizabeth, as we watched some of the video from the death of president kennedy, you being attached to the family, when he was assassinated on that day, what was that like for you? >> well, i happened to be in first grade at the time. and whereas a lot of my fellow classmates were not quite aware of everything that was going on, it hit home very close to me because, you know, rosy was cared for by my aunt. so i remember immediately just crying and getting a headache and feeling ill because i wondered how this was going to affect rosy. shortly after that, joe had his famous stroke in 1961, which ironically made him unable to c

i will walk away from the prenup if rosie will give me full custody. >> rosie and michelle were married for less than three years and recently agreed to joint custody of their daughter dakota. and earlier this month, yolanda and david foster announced their marriage was over. >> you know, it is a difficult time. i'm heart broken. but i'm grateful to have my job and be dressed and up out of the bed. >> what happened? possible reasons? david's work schedule and yolanda's battle with lyme disease. she talked about both on the season premier of "the real housewives of beverly hills." >> he has the career. he travels. he does charities all over the world. and that shouldn't change just because i'm sick. couple we're still rooting for -- >> they did announce their split but no divorce papers were ever filed. we saw them this fall holding hands. >> but the breakup of ben affleck and jennifer garner was the most newsmaking split of the year. >> ladies and gentlemen, the batman. >> the first public appearance was comicon. his wedding ring was on during the panel and then off greeting fans. he de

betty soskin is 94 years old and the oldest park ranger. [ cheers and applause ] she works at rosie theeter world war ii home front national historical park in richmond, california. she was part of the war effort in richmond, and while she doesn't think of herself as a rosie, her story is an important piece of history that was written in richmond during the 1940s. it was my pleasure to introduce a woman whose experience and dedication to sharing a more complete american story is inspired so many, including me. please welcome betty soskin. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. i was last in washington on january 20, of 2009 for the presidential inauguration. in my breast pocket was a picture of my great grandmother, leontine ellen, a woman born into slavery in 1846 in st. james parish, louisiana. it is fitting that i return to washington tonight with my granddaughters in an area known as the ellipse because this is a full circle moment. one of the greatest joys of my job is the opportunity to share my life experiences to the

[applause] she works at rosie the riveter historical park in richmond, california.of the war effort in richmond and while she does not really think of herself as a rosie, her history is one that was written in the 1940's. it is my pleasure to introduce a woman whose experience and dedication for sharing a complete american story has inspired so many. including me. please welcome betty. [applause] ♪ betty: thank you, director jarvis. washingtonin in january of 2009 for a presidential inauguration. in my breast pocket was a picture of my grandmother. a woman born into slavery in 1846 in st. james parish, louisiana. it is fitting that i return to washington tonight with my granddaughters in an area known elipse, because this is a full circle moment. i have an opportunity to share my experience with the community outreach programs. i cannot wait to get back and tell everyone about this most special one. in this season of hope and promise, reflection and celebration, it is my honor to present to you the president of the united states. barack obama. [applause] ♪ president

. >>> no tanto, y rosie rivera nos habla del secreto y gran amor de su hermana jenni rivera. >>> oh.parece si empezamos con las felicitaciones. >>> enserio. >>> felicidades a la hermosa marlÍn garcia que cumple trece aÑos hoy sabes que pÁsala muy bien. >>> happy. >>> y felicidades a el niÑo en pantalla que cumple seis aÑos. besitos. >>> es boricua. >>> felicidades a los gemelos que cumplen su primer aÑo hoy. >>> mi vida. >>> que crezcan con salud y sean mÁs altos que yo. >>> y que yo por favor. >>> felicidades a ella de parte de su familia y amigos. >>> felicidades. >>> sÍ seÑor. >>> que serÁ lo bailaremos en este momento? >>> yo quiero saber cÓmo bailan. >>> a ver a balance ar. >>> a ver. >>> mira lo tienen. >>> pasen al frente, vengan. >>>. >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> yo quiero ver. >>> (mÚsica) y (risas). >>> pÁrelo. >>> con los cuerpos. >>> de jet los cuernos. >>> dice chuy que se quitÓ el miedo con la mÚsica verdad chuy. >>> (risas). >>> pero perdÓn. >>> no sÉ porque de repente hay seÑores que ven a estos mues otros y dicen allegÓ mi suegra. >>> (mÚ

[applause] she works at rosie the riveter world war ii homefront national historical park in richmondia. she was part of the war effort in richmond and while she does not really think of herself as a rosie, her history is one that was written in the 1940's. it is my pleasure to introduce a woman whose dedication for sharing a complete story has inspired so many. including me. please welcome betty. ♪ betty: thank you, director jarvis. i was last in washington in 2009 for the presidential inauguration. in my breast pocket was a picture of my great grandmother. a woman born into slavery in 1846 in st. james parish, louisiana. it is fitting that i return to washington tonight with my granddaughters in an area known ellipse. this is a full circle moment. one of the great opportunities of my job is to share my experience with the community outreach programs. i cannot wait to get back and tell everyone about this most special one. in this season of hope and promise, reflection and celebration, it is my honor to present to you the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] ♪ pre

rosy: esta tumba sin lÁpida descansan los restos de quien editÓ la vida al alcalde santo domingo estena de flores amarillas de saber que en realidad son tres las familias enlutadas por la tragedia. durante algunos minutos su cadÁver fue expuesto a los familiares en la funeraria municipal de los girasoles, antes de ser trasladado al cementerio cristo redentor. esta maÑana sus familiares reconocieron que tenÍa una deuda, alrededor de 1 millÓn de pesos con el extinto alcalde,

rosie gray, ryan grim. a happy new year to both of you. you for joining us. >> happy new year, chris. >> that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now with melissa harris-perry sitting in for rachel. good evening, melissa. >> thanks, chris. >> you bet. >> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off. we have a big show tonight. bernie sanders is going to join us live in just a little while. just ahead of his latest campaign event. but we begin tonight with something off the campaign trail. now, "time" magazine hasn't always named a person of the year. in fact, all the way up until 1999 the award was actually designated "man of the year." now, that's not to say that women didn't sometimes get picked. they were sometimes the exception to the rule. queen elizabeth graced the cover in 1952, the year she took the throne. the very first person to be named "time" man of the year was charles lindbergh in 1927. that's the year he made the first solo nonstop flight

a singing santa's rosy cheeks reveal a dangerous condition. and steve hartman with the detective who found what he wasn't looking for. >> when you're single, you don't realize what you're missing. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> axelrod: good evening. scott's off tonight. i'm jim axelrod. survivors of the deadly storms in the south spent this christmas day cleaning up to be alive. unusually warm weather spawned an outbreak of tornadoes wednesday that killed at least 14 people, seven in mississippi, six in tennessee, and one in arkansas. a view from above arbland, mississippi, shows some of the homes that were blown to pieces, these with their roofs torn clean off, others completely flattened. mark strassmann is in disaster zone. >> reporter: this hilltop neighborhood was hit hard by the twister that skipped across hole springs. some homes here were badly damaged. others are completely gone. >> this is bad. this is really bad. >> reporter: this woman came home to no sign of christmas joy. >> this

. >> reporter: just ask 36-year- old rosie gill who was diagnosed with panic attacks in her early 20s. >> heart racing, thinking you're really ill. psychologist bart rosie says there's specific ways to break the cycle. >> we need to come up with some plan or strategy and changing the expectation level you have. >> reporter: having a strategy will help you feel more in control says dr. rossi, and he suggests imagining where you would like to be in 6 months in terms of the problem. >> what do i have to do between here and there to make a difference? >> reporter: experts also say talking about your worries and concerns can help to ease them. knowing all the facts about something worrisome can help. listing your worries on paper can help you realize that some of them may never come to fruition. >> try to do one thing at a time. >> reporter: gill says the strategies have helped her. >> everyone has difficulty. to take a step back and look at what we can do to change the way we think. well, a recent study from harvard and stanford said job stress alone can shorten your life by 3 years. on t

your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. [ applause ] >> no, it wasn't. for the record, it was well beyond rosie o'donnell. >> yes, i'm sure it was. >> reporter: unhappy with megyn kelly's line of questioning, he later took aim at her. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her wherever. >> reporter: a few weeks later he was back at it, criticizing carly fiorina, the only female republican candidate, in "rolling stone." saying "look at that face. would anyone vote for that?" >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause >> reporter: and through it all trump says he "cherishes women." >> i said i do cherish women. i love women. >> reporter: and on tuesday hillary clinton doubled down on her allegation that trump has become a recruiting tool for isis. she pointed out that his words have been broadcast on arabic television and that they play right into the hands of violent jihadists who want to portray the united states as anti-muslim. but her campaign has still not given any e

. >>> pete rosies react to go yesterday's setback. the baseball denied hisid for reinstatement.disappointed and still desperate to get back in the ga. >> i want baball and pete rose toeriends. th is a i wt, so i can say i'm not an outsider looking in. i got grand ks. they want tir gnd pop to be associated wi baseball. >> in my opinion longer this es e mo sympathetic a gure is comes. >>> jimmy kimmel v fl byateine. jimmy ease guest tonight hn kaczynski, curt herbstreet and music from steel. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edwards matt o'donnell, meteorologist david muhy a and ken rodgers with traffic. for cily tynan dus dgers andhe entire "action ne" team, i'm jim gdner good night. ♪♪ winners are showing up all over pennsylvania. and with more than 500,000 winners of match 6 cash 5, and treasure hunt every single week, that's not a big surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today!

your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. >> no, it wasn't. for the record. it was well beyond rosie o'donnell. >> yes, i'm sure it was. >> reporter: unhappy with with megyn kelly's line of questioning, he later took aim at her. >> you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> reporter: a few weeks later, he was back at it, criticizing carly fiorina, the only female republican candidate in "rolling stone," saying, "look at that that?" trump said he was talking about her poe sew that, not her physical appearance, fiorina didn't buy it. country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> reporter: and through it all, trump says he, quote, cherishes >> i said i do cherish women. i love women. from the white house. clinton. debate. that isis is using videos of donald trump to recruit jihadists. video? >> reporter: the clinton campaign has provided no direct evidence to back up the allegation that isis is using trump's words to recruit terrorists. but clinton herself doubled down today, she pointed out that trump's words h

. >>> pete rosies react to go yesterday's setback. the baseball denied his bid for reinstatement.osies disappointed and still desperate to get back in the game. >> i want baseball and pete rose to be friends. that is all i want, so i can say, i'm not an outsider looking in. i got grand kids. they want their grand pop to be associated with baseball. >> in my opinion, longer this goes the more sympathetic a figure this becomes. >>> jimmy kimmel live, filled by nate line. jimmy ease guest tonight, john kaczynski, curt herbstreet and music from steel. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy a and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good night. >> ♪ "jimmy kimmel live"! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, john krasinski. from espn, chris fowler and kirk herbstreit. and music from seal. with cleto and the cletones. and now, get ready, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ >>>

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the rosy news is creating a possession of the golden tickets. phone lines are jammed at iowa's athletic ticket office... callers got in total... the rose bowl stadium holds 92,000 people. iowa gets 22-thousand tickets to stanford. others go to outside sellers like stubhub. and already tickets are sold out costing over 3-thousand per person. this the it is going to be cloudy today with some sprinkles possible. more warm december weather will follow with highs in the 50s for much of the week. a storm system draws in cooler weather over the weekend. there is a chance for rain and a coming up next, david geiger coming up next, david geiger joins us with this morning's agribusiness report. then...iowa's famous heavy metal band is proving it's the best of the best. and the comments that have donald trump in trouble with his own party canada and mexico can now place $1.01 billion dollars in retaliatory tariffs on u.s. goods. the world trade organization set the of the u.s. country of origin labeling law , which requires meat to be labeled with what cou

covering right here, the address, www.aljazeera.com. by the w-- lemme just-- i don't wanna paint this rosy picture. >> often described as neurotic and angst ridded, lewis reflects on his rise from early stand up comedian, to becoming a household name. >> i was broke for a long time. but i was still-- felt like a million bucks, broke, living in horrible places, come-- going into a club and seeing these famous comedians come over to me, go-- you have it, you're gonna make it! >> he's out with a new book. that showcases his jokes, illustrated by carl titolo. reflections from hell is richard lewis's guide on how not to live. it focuses a lot on his parents. > i had a-- not a great upbringing. was an alcoholic and a drug addict for a long time. i was with a lot-- i was in horrible relationships by my own doing. i wasn't-- wasn't always their fault, i own up to a lotta that. >> as an actor, lewis starred in larry david's curb your enthusiasim. the first met when they were 12. >> in-- a-- a summer camp, sports camp. hated each other, never saw each other till we were comedians. became inseparable

because things are looking pretty rosy. jonathan: thank you very much. european equities, i don't think that is a convincing bounce. we are up .5%. you see the miners, we got dhp up 3%. anglo up. that is not convincing. some of these analysts -- bring up that chart. brent crude breaking 40 yesterday for the first time since 2009. the white line on your screen is the estimate, the forecast for the first quarter. the forecast tracking the teachers prices lower and lower. price isng the futures lower and lower. s are still wayy above that. jonathan: let's use the brent curve. belowthe brent curve back $65. guy: we are not going anywhere in a hurry. the supply story is not going to get undone. demand.got a lot of let's pick it up and get it from a different angle. what is happening in today's show. let me walk you through. ceo concerned about investment cuts. tacklees $40 crude mean --? we will an update from the middle east. seem to bel, dupont in late stage merger talks. ♪ china's consumer inflation picked up last month, meanwhile the pboc that the yuan's

we're all concerned you're giving us a rosy picture. not only do we really not have a strategy. but you can't have a strategy unless it's based on an accurate picture of what's happening. and the threat that we have. mr. secretary, how do you respond to the allegations that the department of defense, sent com, perhaps even your own testimony today is painteding a much rosier picture than what we're facing? >> first of all, i insist upon accurate, candid advice from the intelligence community. >> i appreciate that commitment, mr. secretary. but the question is about isil and syria and iraq. you have made statements here in your written testimony that the footprint is shrinking, has been shrunk. general dunford is saying tear not contained. you say we are gathering momentum. i know everybody has been classified briefings we have been in here. no one has ever said that to us before. when you have allegations that they have doctored intelligence as to what the circumstances are, i think you have a high bar to pass to be able to sit in front of us and tell us that the battle field is