and sometimes you get the crazy, i'm going to kill you rosie. >> travino proved both rosies could be equally dangerous. >> i want to touch it. >> staff warned me about this. she can actually draw people in. which she did on many occasions. and one of the stories that's very well known about rosie, among the detention officers, is that she actually developed a personal relationship with one of the detention officers. >> we just started flirting around. and i don't know. one thing led to another. i really thought she was going to set me up. i really thought she was working for the prosecutor. >> when travino entered into a relationship with one of the jail's female detention officers it was considered a serious breach of security. >> yeah. they wrote me up for being with an officer and that i was a danger to the facility because of her. because she knew the blueprints or whatever, you know? >> an officer and an inmate having a relationship is a tremendous issue from a security perspective. the concern is that the officer can do favors or can even potentially smuggle things in to inmate

rosy pasÓ por mi oficina al salir de la escuela, y le digo: rosy, siento que tÚ tienes algo que decirmeo querÍa que supiera. y luego pensÉ en mis sobrinas. y dije: si digo algo, este hombre va a ir a la cÁrcel, y quiero que tengan a su padre. nunca pensÉ que se lo iba a hacer a ellas. charytÍn goyco: ¿no sabÍas que estaba abusando de ellas? rosy rivera: no. cuando Él me dejo a mÍ fue cuando ellos se separaron, y empezÓ con chiquis. un dÍa estÁbamos trabajando en un restaurante, y me dice: yo sÉ por qué lo odias. yo dije: porque le pega a tu mamÁ. y me dijo: porque lo que te decÍa a ti, me lo hace a mí. charytÍn goyco: pero nunca pensaron hablarlo con jenni. vivir esa experiencia no puede ser fÁcil. rosy rivera: yo le dije a chiquis: yo se lo quiero decir. nunca lo dije por no herir a mi hermana o a mi mamÁ. i chiquis me dijo: no quiero perder a mi papi. y ese dÍa oramos por Él, y le pedimos a dios que lo perdonara y que lo ayudara, porque estaba enfermo. y le dije: promÉteme que si pasa una vez mÁs, tÚ me dices. y ella me prometiÓ, y yo prometÍ no decir nada. charytÍn goyco: chiquis, ¿t

. >> only rosie o'donnell. record, it was well beyond rosie o'donnell. katty: that prompted insults from mr. trump who called kelly a bemb and unprofessional. her tv ratings has soared and her new book is a number one best seller. what a lovely reception. there i am with bbc world anger katty kay. katty: i caught up with her in washington. you went from being someone who reported on the news to being part of the news after the first republican debate. what was that like? megyn: unpleasant and weird. i felt like human being dropped into a fish tank with sharks and it. ,here were horrified passersby humans, looking into the shark tank thinking "how did she get in there?" i felt like i spent nine months trying to get out of the shark tank. katty: what specifically was the repercussion from asking that question in the first debate? was nastinesst it from donald trump and his supporters, which i was used to. you know how it is. when you are a reporter you offend one side or the other. to getting blowback from politicians. this was of an order i had never seen

of what's happening currently in the economy, but expectations of stimulus, tax cuts, really a very rosie scenario going forward. and i think the legislative process is a bit messier than just proposals. so i think we need to be very, very careful to not get too excited. in fact, caterpillar just gave you an idea, one of the stocks rallied significantly this year. really driven a huge part of the dow rally. caterpillar itself came out with a press announcement, saying they actually didn't believe the rally. actually, it's going to be still challenging conditions for them going forward. so i just think it makes sense to really just not get too overly enthusiastic about some of these cyclical plays. it may make sense in terms of expanding your portfolio strategy to include these names they didn't include before. let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> let's say i'm lucky enough to have, say, $10,000, and i want to put to work over the next few months. how would you start to salt that in, and where? >> that's a good way of putting it, tyler. actually salting it in. i think that investors oftent

so they've run up a lot, and everything is looking rosie.s you warned at the top, has it gone too quick? we'll have to see. mark lasery sounding off, the co-founder of avenue capital group said he was cautiously optimistic and warned about overexcitement in the market. >> it's a bit like you're on a sugar high. a lot of sugar, everybody is excited. the question is how long do does that continue? if you have tax cuts, a much larger deficit in a rising rate environment that's not beneficial unless you have 3%, 4% gdp growth. you'll have inflation, and the question is what is going to happen in gdp growth. if it ends up being 3%, 4% that will be positive. >> he also commented on trump's appointment saying it's a big experiment, but if they can reduce regulation and increase gdt growth that would be greats. >>> as the trump rally rolls on, through new data on how peop investors are piling on? it's mostly in cash. investors pulled nearly $10 billion from stock mutual funds. >>> let's discuss the rally and how investors should be positioning thems

that had to be paid for that wasn't, maybe the total productivity calculation don't look nearly as rosie as that it did in his bar. so that would be true for almost anything. so antibiotics, grea, great inv, people live longer, fantastic. what wasn't realized at least adequate at the time was antibiotics were built in mechanism because it can to become ineffective and we have to run faster and faster to stay in place. so again these calculations look a bit dicey to me, and lots of growth in the next 50 years will be to some extent to pay the costs this generation didn't pay, in part because the market failed and in part because they just were not aware of it. so that's one thing that make me worry about this productivity comparison. the other thing is, and that kind of takes me back to bob's point about leisure. yes, we can measure the number of hours people work and what he said is roughly speaking correct. on the eve of world war i, the 1900 1910, the average worker in the western world worked somewhere around 2900 hours per year. today we are at about 1750, and in europe in some place

appropriately dressed as rosie. >> just hope everything goes okay. doc lumbered by, there were more than a few tears. >> wonderful day. >> tony joined connie at the end of the runway to wait. >> just thrilled to death. and to watch. it had been 60 years since the plane left the ground. and then -- it happened. >> if the's up! it's up! >> that's all tony could say. >> it's up, by god, it's up. >> tony had done it. there it was. a b-29, back among the clouds. a tangible piece of flying history. but tony's real gift was to veterans. like chauncey. who quietly, away from all of the pomp and circumstance, said more than we ever could. >> old doc, yeah. >>> we end with uniformed officers and an undercover santa to preserve and protect the spirit of the season. here's steve hartman. >> reporter: this week the kansas city police department was on the take. each officer in this room got at least $1,000. courtesy of the anonymous wealthy businessman i know only as secret santa. >> this is the day for you to just have fun. >> we ready to roll? all right. >> the

argue that the trends have not been good for noncollege graduates for quit some time, despite the rosy picture painted. >> the message so overwhelmingly positive, then they would have gone along that party line. wild stuff. and great questioning, my friend. kevin cork, white house correspondent extraordinaire. >>> in the meantime, how would now you -- you to liar in a swank where hotel, and anyone is assuming they must work at some hedge fund or maybe fox business and come to clock, these are irs guys. they're the ones racking up the bill. and you are the ones paying it. >>> all right. big on our dime. $1.4 million worth of travel bills that ireye-popping considering they're coming from the irs. trace gallagher is here to spell it out. what's going on here? >> reporter: well, the irs is good at both collecting and spending taxpayer money. the senate finance committee report, found that in 2015 just 27 irs employees spent more than $1.4 million on travel. that breaks down to about 52,000 per person. the biggest problem is that many irs executives don't live where they primarily work, wh

appropriately dressed as rosie. >> just hope everything goes okay. >> wonderful day. >> tony joined connie at the end of the runway to wait. >> just thrilled to death. and to watch. it had been 60 years since the plane left the ground. and then -- it happened. >> if the's up! it's up! >> that's all tony could say. >> it's up, by god, it's up. >> tony had done it. there it was. a b-29, back among the clouds. a tangible piece of flying history. but tony's real gias the pomp and circumstance, said more than we ever could. >> old doc, yeah. you've certainly seen some action over the past decade. seem to be well qualified for this position but.. [laughs], i should warn you. this job requires.. a lot of travel and long hours. you'll be subjected to.. tight deadlines. [job applicant] secure by zero, four, thirty. [recruiter] and stressful situations. you'll need to be a team player in order to succeed. [job applicant] on me. [recruiter] and results oriented . [job applicant] mission complete. so, you tell me, if we hire yo

. >> rosie o'donnell i said tough things to her and i think everybody would agree that she deserves it nobody feels sorry for her. >> after secretary clinton mentioned her name -- >> he called this woman miss piggy. >> he would soon take on former miss universe machado. >> gained a massive amount of weight and it was -- it was a real problem. >> then in early october, comments captured on tape by a hot mike in 2005 were released. in the tape, trump shared lewd comments with qum access hollywood" host bill by bush. >> they let you do it. grab them by the [ bleep ]. do anything. >> after that, 11 women spoke out claiming to have been sexually harassed by donald trump. >> the events never happened. never. >> with about one month to go before election day, trump looked like he was in deep trouble. >> what a campaign it's been. >> the long, winding road to the white house ends here. >> the polls are set to close. >> in the early hours, the race is close. certainly closer than predicted by those who thought secretary clinton was a shoe-in. the feeling was trump would have to take the swing s

rosie abner is referring to her 36- who was shot and killed early thursday morning. "he was my baby, he did everything for me. helped me out a lot." acoording to police, officers responded to a report of a double shooting in the area of 107th street and appleton, and despite life saving efforts brown and his friend died at the scene. "someone just went in the house and shot him and the young lady multiple times while they were sleeping, multiple times." but abner says she doesn't know why. and that's all we can do is wait." and while she waits she has a reques "i wish they would just come forward and turn themselves in to the police because they will be caught." brown's mom said a year ago today her nephew was also shot and killed which makes the shooting death of her son even that much harder to process. live on milwaukee's side, lauren winfrey today's tmj4 police also investigating another deadly shooting at 52nd and greentree.officers found a 34-year-old man and 32-year-old woman-- both with gunshot wounds.police say the man died but the woman is expected to survi

. >> rosie o'donnell i said tough things to her and i think everybody would agree that she deserves it nobody feels sorry for her. >> after secretary clinton mentioned her name -- >> he called this woman miss piggy. >> he would soon take on former miss universe machado. >> gained a massive amount of weight and it was -- it was a real problem. >> then in early october, comments captured on tape by a hot mike in 2005 were released. in the tape, trump shared lewd comments with qum access hollywood" host bill by bush. >> they let you do it. grab them by the [ bleep ]. do anything. >> after that, 11 women spoke out claiming to have been sexually harassed by donald trump. >> the events never happened. never. >> with about one month to go before election day, trump looked like he was in deep trouble. >> what a campaign it's been. >> the long, winding road to the white house ends here. >> the polls are set to close. >> in the early hours, the race is close. certainly closer than predicted by those who thought secretary clinton was a shoe-in. the feeling was trump would have to take the swing s

rosie cheeks tomorrow, stupid cold on thursday, then on friday, temperatures 22 and the snow comes back in. think ahead, 97 days away from the first day of spring. just 12 days to christmas, the start of the new year 19 days away. november? joyce: i do, but it seems like a distant memory. thanks, mark. the city of milwaukee cancels its four-inch parking rule. the rule, limiting where drivers can park on the streets during snowstorms, has been in effect the past 48 hours so public works crews could clear the snow. as the weather gets colder, milwaukee homeless shelters are filling to capacity and some people are being turned away. but as wisn 12 news' mike anderson reports, the county says there's no reason anyone should go without a helping hand. at bayview's tippecanoe presbyterian church, the church gets busy. >> this is where our guests sign in each night. >> the shelter has been opened seven years and take people off the street, literally saving lives. but already into this current cold snap they're running out of , space and are having to turn people away. >> which is a sad situati

at cardinal neumann high school in santa rosie this is not how to they expected to peck the the many. >> dev ly. a and. it felt like our home had been trashed. >> the department and hits crew arrive toed to see the sheriff. >> every window broken, potted plants on the wall, trophies, banners on the wall. water running. >> there's no aparent connection between the suspect and the school and wasn't anyway until last night and there's no malice today from students or from staff. >> i were ask him why he's so angry and how he -- why he had to express himself in this way. >> no, these are not the ideal kirks for a comes there's no dodge to our and we'll come back and work together and if we need help we have a student body willing to do that. >> well, still ahead tonight, are local tech companies profiting from terror groups? why the allegations are being raised. >> and the three people who died after eating in antioch. we now know why. details just ahead. >> i'm abc meteorologist sandhya patel. enjoy this last sunset of fall. winter brings this storm and the hour-by hour forecast coming u

. >> that is the rosy picture. let me give you other people with a less rosy version relating to ai. your friend elon musk and bill gates say ai, artificial intelligence represents our, quote, greatest existential threat >> i started writing about this in the 1990s, i wrote the age of machines about the grave intertwined promise of artificial intelligence technology and biotechnology. there was a big cover story in wired magazine, why the future doesn't need us talking about the dystopian future he got from my book and i talk about three phases people go through when they look seriously at the potential of these new technologies. one is inspiration, these technologies have the potential to overcome age-old problems with poverty and disease, short lifespans, then year at the potential dangers of these technologies and finally a balanced view that these existential dangers exist but we have means of overcoming them. i will give you an example where we have done a very good job. we don't yet have existential danger fr

was that it is very rosy. is it really that rosy? is she sticking it to donald trump, what do you think? >> i don't think she is. there is considerable uncertainty what the policy will be, what deficit impacts of any policy will be. the economy is improving. yes it was time to raise rates but i think she can be very measured in rate increases going forward until she sees what the new policy will be. i think new policy, particularly regulation and tax could be very pro-growth, whether it raises the deficit depends how it is structured. i think rightly will wait and see. melissa: austan, she talked about three rate hikes more than market was indicates. they were thinking two. in the past they always haven't made good on promises and rate hikes will be out there. many do you think are appropriate? >> well, i probably of our panel, i've been most resisting the fed getting into the business of raising rates because i still want to be certain that we're on a sustained growth path because over the last six or seven years we have multiple ti

. >> newcomer, maddy as well as rosie o'donald, jennifer hudson, and ariana grande. ? ? critics hailed the live event as has ever had. >> well, good job there. a lot of hair spray. >>> next, she may have been madonna, but she acted like a virgin. >> getting in the groove with james cordin, and it was not long before she was truly expressing herself. ? i just want to have fun today ? ? oh oh ? >> i love that song. oh, woah. i do love that song. >> by the way, she's no match for adele. it's become this year's biggest viral hit on youtube. >> it is my favorite of all of them. >> it really is fantastic. >> one, she's an amazing singer, two, she had so much fun with it, and her expression to how good james is at singing was the priceless moment of the whole thing, and -- >> and three, the rap. >> the spice girls -- >> no, no. "monsters." >> i loved how many songs she chose to sing that were not hers. sing the spice girls, forget about myself. >> it was great. it was the best one. >> a look at women who will be vying for nike's heart in the season 21 of "the bachelor." >> this

. >>> things are not so rosy for two penn state players, black nell and bowan are suspended from the rose bowl game for violating unspecified rules. and drexel plays depaul. and they started 12-0 and starts big east conference play tonight for villanova. can't wait for that. >>> adam joseph and the accuweather forecast coming up n. fios in the house! dave this fios party is da bomb! fo shizzle! it's tv totally ahead of its time. yo, let me check that. oh snap. that x1 voice remote is crunk! and it lets me search with the sound of my voice. what should i watch? things have come a long way since you got fios. [nervously laughs] what's fios? fios has fallen behind. don't fall with it. xfinity x1 will change the way you experience tv. >>> adam joseph is here your wet than white. >> most of it in the form of rain. a little snow on the onset in the lehigh valley. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan nothing happening at the present time here. temperatures today topped off in the middle 40s but falling back quickly with the clear sky for the most part. upper 30s for philadelphia an

volunteers from the humane society in pleasanton brought their dogs rosy, posy and sweep to the family assistance center on east 12th street in oakland to help provide comfort to anyone in need. now the volunteers say the dogs show compassion and they definitely provide calm in a tragic grief stricken situation. they have so much empathy, they know who to go to. they can sense who needs love the most and comforting. and they've been a big help. >> that's good to know. that's it for abc 7 news at 9:00. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. for drew, thank you so much for joining us. if you want to show your love for oakland and the people who have lost loved ones in this tragedy, we do have this special bag on the facebook page, abc 7 news bay area. news bay area. >> our next newscas - [announcer] it's the michelle meow show, your a to z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between. here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between show. tonight, our entire show is devoted to danielle lopresti of danielle

still to come, the rosy future of solar energy.ew report from the world economic forum says the the cost of solar panels has plunged. it is on par with the cost of energy from fossil fuels. that, and plenty more after a very short break. do stay with us. ♪ ♪ christopher: welcome back. our top story, the syrian government has agreed to a general cease-fire with main rebel groups. the cease-fire due to go into effect at midnight with both russia and turkey acting as guarantors. the cease-fire will then pay the way for peace talks aimed at ending the almost six year-long conflict. russian officials say they do not think an explosion caused a military plane to crashinto the black sea earlier this week, killing all 92 people on board. investigators say they have not ruled out terrorism yet, but human error or technical malfunction are more likely causes. an analysis of the flight recorder indicated a problem with the wing flaps. the crash was considered a national tragedy in russia. on board, a famous russian band. going to take you to

now, officials have a less rosy outlook for the coming quarter. they expect the index for large manufacturers to be down two points at plus eight. non-manufacturers, the sentiment for them is expected to worsen by two points to plus 16. now let's get a check on market. the headline tank an figure was in line with what analysts expected and stocks are showing small moves ahead of the u.s. federal reserve's policy meeting. the nikkei trading at 19,194, a loss of almost .3%. a sentiment of caution prevails in the market and some are booking profits after a six-day winning streak. the dollar is range-bound, having slipped from monday's ten-month high at the 116 yen level. the dollar/yen pair at the lower end of 115. analysts say the market has already fully priced enough fed rate hike this time. the focus is now the pace of future rate increases. let's turn now to markets in the asiania pacific. we're seeing a mixed picture, with the kospi in the negative, but gains of more than .6 of a percent for australia, at 5,580. china markets will open in just

thsean hayes, rosie o'donnell a billy eichner.inger john legend's new music video. talking about chrissy teigen and baby girl luna. >>otar to talk all about his new music and of course that gorgeous family of his. >> wifey stole the show at the amas. when she stepped out, did you say is that a slip or -- >> i knew what it was. i assumed it was they put -- because every move -- we were like testitng all would stay pu. but apparently the photographer is resourceful enough they can find that one angle. >> yeah. we won't show you the not safe for work shot. instead, soak in all of this baby luna starring in john's new music video for now ♪ >> i don't know who's going to kiss you when i'm gone ♪ >> we had to catch her when she was in a g woke up from her napd some food. she was just happy. >> is there ever a time she's not in a good mood? >> oh, yeah. trust me. she cries. she pouts. >> she says just assume your next child will not be as good as her because she's as good as it can get. >> also as good as it can get, john's new album "da

"then carrier's going to say they're sorry, and everyone will chat my name, and rosie o'donnell wille, like, donald rules and i drool, then the failing "new york times" will print a headline that says air-conditioner factory stays, trump keeps his school, and it will be a great pun and everyone will laugh at the pun and they'll say, great pun, donald, because they will know it was really my pun!" ( laughter ) and by the way, it's easy to see why trump wants more air-conditioning in america. look at his face! he was sweating so much, looks like he was doing an impression of fat (bleep). he's like, what are they doing? and this is crazy, once trump won the election, he actually did it. he got on the phone, negotiated with carrier, and he made his first deal. >> the airstrike -- the air-cog giant tweeted we are pleased to reach a deal with president-elect trump and mike pence to keep close to $1,000 job in indy. >> 60% of voters say it gave hem a more favorable view of trump. >> trevor: after trump's deal, some people see him in a better light. saved 1,000 jobs and grabbed zero (bleep)?

let me turn to you, you have a little bit more of a rosie outlook because you say if we grow more, we will have to spend less. and the debt will take care of itself. >> well, i don't know if i say the debt will take care of itself. >> i added that part. >> i think ben stine i might even have been able to persuade your great economist father herb stine. look, if the economy grows faster, you solve a lot of the problems with the debt. the debt we care about in terms of carrying load, how big is it relative to our gpd. i'm with donald trump. i think we have to get the economy growing from this rot of 1 1/2 to 2% that we have had up to 4%. one statistic for you all to think about, every one percentage increase in growth over a decade reduces the debt by 3 trillion dollars. the math shows you get the debt down -- >> that's a big increase. >> that is a big increase. >> we can do it, ben. >> emily, we have so much on our backs. how much is the average american carrying in this debt load? >> yeah. so the national debt per capita right now is around $60,000. for taxpayers it's about $100,000 m

we would never bring rosie out on the case. exactly, don't wait up.ries. the bromance won't be broken up? no, no way at all. the show couldn't operate without that relationship. so i'm supposed tojust go home? shall we take him with us? it is a much darker series. it is very intense. when we read the three episodes we all went, oh my god. are we going to do this? you are in this thing as well, how does that play out in your mind when you put ideas on the page? more lines. big lines, bigger scenes. it's not true. there is only one writer in the world has written a non—speaking part for himself and that is mark gattis. there are clues and plot points that we'd never write in case they get there are clues and plot points that we'd never write down in case they get out and i'm often the one who says them and ijust say them on the day, they're never present in the script so there is no danger of them being leaked. what is the very worst thing you can do to your best friends? tell them your darkest secret. a man and a woman from derby, who were arrested on

. >> during world war ii, we heard about rosy the riveter. were women involved in the creation of arms for world war i? >> absolutely. just like world war ii, a lot of civilian factories were converted over into wartime machinery. the one thing to point out, though, we relied so heavily when it came to technology for tanks and artillery in many cases and armaments for the allies that we were really slow in producing. but a lot of factories were turned over. and yes, women took over the roles that men would have normally had, either enlisted or were drafted into the service. >> ultimately, how many americans fought in world war i? >> we had four million men and women in uniform. roughly two million of those were overseas in theaters of war. mostly in the western front, but we also had troops in north russia, and siberia. and italy. out of that two million who were actually in war zones, about 100,000 died. about half of that, 50,000 were from combat deaths. the other 50,000 were from the disease like the flu or accident, suicide, or other deat

our national news media i is set up to show that our armies are invincible and so on and paint a rosy picture of an advertisement for reality. that is the status quo but it's natural that's what the media is supposed to do. >> what's round this up by asking what you were going to do on election night. >> i'm going to watch it quietly at home. >> the number suggested maybe the people that don't vote for the reason, also in the city of new yornew york the electoral ce is, the reason the politicians don't bother to come talk to anybody is because it doesn't matter who i vote for. it will be new york state is democratic. the six swing states where the vote did count. >> v-chip drive to north carolina by ourselves. [laughter] >> let's go to some questions. >> my question goes back to your statement about history being important. as eisenhower said, wonders of the military-industrial complex, and when jack kennedy was in the white house, he was trying to negotiate with the russians to calm down cold war. they wanted to round up in vietnam and approximately 48 hours after jack kennedy was ki

everything was looking rosy. he was improving health—wise and this is devastating.christmas eve. 0ur hearts go out to his children. this must be devastating for them. tell us must be devastating for them. tell us about your experience of meeting him. i've met him a few times, not that many times. i've done if you meet and greets with him. i've interviewed him for the fanclub magazine. he's veryjovial, jokey, listening to him you think, gosh, i'm not going to hear that voice again. it's absolutely devastating. we knew it would happen at some point but rick was almost invincible. he believed he was invincible. he believed he was invincible. this is just invincible. he believed he was invincible. this isjust absolutely unbelievable. when was the last time you saw him and the band perform?” believe that was one of the summer gigs last year. it was in oxford i believe. everything was good, then, obviously. we had seen freddie edwards standing in. they've both done fantasticjobs edwards standing in. they've both done fantastic jobs for the winter tour. they were advertisi

. ♪ ♪ our cheeks are nice and rosie and comfy cozy are we ♪ >> reporter: you're looking at a christmastimehere's another one. ♪ jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock ♪ >> reporter: and another. ♪ >> reporter: looks like an audition but, no, it's an interview because here is the boss himself. jeremy turner, the singing sweater salesman. ♪ ugly christmas sweater >> reporter: owner of the dallas-based ugly sweater shop. >> everybody loves the sweater shop. >> reporter: needing some extra hires this season, jeremy told job applicants like mother and daughter alex and brittany ramirez, talk about yourself in a tape. >> we are both dependable, reliable. we love to work hard. >> reporter: and then, dance. ♪ so did diane mccusker, made her case in rhyme. >> i'm a solid, honest worker, not a slacker, not a shirker. >> reporter: and then -- >> the swim, the bop. >> reporter: why dancing? >> by doing that it showed us that you were willing to have fun. >> reporter: here's what jeremy did. he hired everybody. so there's diane selling those ugly sweaters. >> you just can't get worse than this. >>

girls as you saw in the steps and he was bowled over by what he described in his autobiography, the rosie ap cat beauty of 16-year-old from atlanta. >> and the named black teachers, the 10% of the negro race was to up lift the other 90%. both calhoun girls married successful young men, breaking willie dubois' heart. she married an older man in nashville and in the classic middle class black way, something of a renaissance man, a successful ophthalmologist in chicago. her oldest sister married edward horn known as the adonis of the negro press. and their cousin, sister of moses, married a graduate of the university, became a highly respected first black licensed real estate broker in atlanta. well, cora and lena calhoun and their husband moved north after the supreme court decision that entrenched this. and cora and edward horn moved to new york city to raise their four sons, two of whom were born in the north, in brooklyn. and edward wrote pamphlets for the 1910 ewilkes, a black man for the first time to lead the republican party and elect a democrat as governor of new york. edwin's succe

the reality is always a little bit less rosie. >> dan, let's get the trade here. >> so i want to add one more point. the last couple of weeks we've had murky guidance given from ge, honeywell, and united technologies. fed ex gave a weak fiscal q2. i think you want to target the bulk of q4 earnings that are going to come in the back half of january, early february in the xli, when it's trading at $63, look at the february expiration to buy the 63.59 put spread, paying $1 for that, buy for $1.35, selling one of the 59 puts at 35 cents. it cost a buck. that is your max risk between 63 and 62. and you can make up the $3 between 62 and 59. i like the risk/reward. option prices are fairly cheap. the one thing i will say over the next week ask a half we are likely to continue to have a lot of sideways action. maybe things pick up in the new year. option prices that appear cheap can get cheaper this time of year so it makes sense to look to spread something like this. >> mike what do you think of the trade? >> i absolutely agree. we want to look at spreading it. in a situation like this, we

su madre doÑa rosa y su hermana rosy atendieron a la prensa.. ahora, en el cementerio, doÑa rosa tuvo un altercado con una colega reportero. vamos a ver. doÑa rosa: y eso me tiene muy enojada, lo que dijeron Últimamente de gustavo. gustavo es un hombre trabajador. no le pide nada a nadie. es un muchacho que trabaja y se gana la vida. no es lupillo rivera, pero sÍ se gana la vida Él. entonces, ¿por quÉ hacen eso? dÍgale a su compaÑía de televisiÓn. yo lo siento, porque ustedes tiene que ganarse el pan. yo ni artistas soy, asÍ que a mÍ me vale si hablan mal de mí. orlando: ¿alguien se ha metido con gustavo? no sabemos, porque es el mÁs noble de todos los rivera. pero vamos a investigar. pero vamos a ponerle un poco de frescura a este lunes, porque estamos muy tensos. dame un poquito de shakira, porque estÁ revolucionando las redes sociales. dame un poquito de "chantaje"! ♪ orlando: obviamente, el millonario italiano no podÍa quedarse por fuera de la moda de "chantaje", y vean cÓmo imitÓ a la barra quisiera, bailando con su --barranquillera, baila

she works at rosie the riveter national park, she received a replacement coin and a letter from the president. >> in september bruce miller was accused of using a cane to attack a 70-year-old man and his son. miller went to the wrong rheumatism 49ers released miller hours after the incident. in november carlos was stabbed and set on fire. her friend and the boyfriend were arrested. the boyfriend became jealous. >>> that month a transgender woman was arrested in a triple homicide. dana rivers was charged with 1257ing and killing wright. and then setting their house on fire. >> two inmates escaped from jail by cutting through steel bars. a week later chavez was found. campbell was arrested at his sister's house after he fell through the attic. >> ray lot of the cases are pending in the courts. i'm a mancariing a brief -- man carrying a briefcase is attacked in san francisco. the search for the thieves. >>> what are two pairs of steph curry's shoes worth. the auction just ended. >>> a helping hand when a mother and son sneaded it -- needed it. they were living in their car, but a chance meeting

and, you know, we asked everyone from rosie perez to glenn close to susan sarandon to whoopi-- everybody said, "yes," it was... not everybody, two people didn't. but we did this we did this performance, and it rocked new york. 2,500 people came; you could just feel the earth move. and really, from that point to now, which is 11 years ago, this movement has just taken off. and, you know, i look back-- 11 years ago, we were in one city, you know, one event. it's now 11 years later; this year there were 1,400 places in the world that did 5,000 events. we raised $70 million... >> hinojosa: wow! >> ...and that's all happened through grass-roots activists in their local communities standing up, finding their vagina warrior power to end violence and take back their bodies. and, you know, i wish you could see some of these women who have been doing the show and doing, you know, v-day for maybe five years-- they're fierce, and they're loving, and they're funny, and they're sexy, and they're alive, and they're into pleasure, and they're running for office. and they're, you know... and they're comi

when do you think this rosie relationship will come to an end. >> i think they can get a lot of policy don't first 100 days because the democrats are in complete disarray mostly because the democrats have not figured out how to go against the republicans at this point. they are flailing and donald trump is leaving them in the dust when it comes to that aspect of it. i would give it a little bit of time. but this government will be tested. er government is. every administration is. to have a united government with republicans and democrats in the seat of power but across the country, that's really big. kennedy: it can be disastrous. my worry is the limited government approach. are they just going to find new ways to spend money regardless of mitch mcconnell's warnings? they want to go back to their districts and say look what i delivered for you. >> as a person that worked for george w. bush and the knock against him bother republicans was he was too big a spender. now you have donald trump, this popular president-elect who says i will double it but i'll be able to get a rate of return

you can remember the past and make it out to be rosy colors or imagine the past and make it out to be more dire than it was and it could be a matter of personality. >> i said enough about the current election. >> so, from the earliest recording evidence. they explain the current problems and concerns in terms of relief from this larger system. and during the course of the conversation this afternoon, it struck me that time travel sounds like a rational mechanized response. in a way you could modify or get away by going to the future or the past making changes or just getting away from what you are in the middle of right now. in your research and writing did you rub up against ideas like that at all? >> buwhat i see as many religios may be every religion, when they construct a spiritual view of time and try to think about time when it is common in religion to try to think about being outside of time. eternity, whatever it means to you, it is not just a length of time and infinitive, it is also a way of being outside of time. when the ancient egyptians, when the pharaohs excuse me. them

that was in juxtaposing himself with rosie o'donnell. they are all pudgy, but she is disgusting. kennedy: thank you so much. what a great night. coming up. you will be astonished why police locked a pregnant woman in jail for a night. america's epidemic of helicopter pare kennedy: parents in the united states bought into the idea that our children are precious snow flakes and in a constant state of danger. if left unsupervised they might explode. they are fencing in childhood and publicly shaming parents who do nothing wrong. why are so many parents frozen with panic? because they are getting arrested. wer wit -- with me is the foundf free range kids. let's talk about some of these you have cataloged. they are the most egregious example. >> a pregnant mom is running an end. she has kids 4 and 2 years old. she decides to let them wait in the car because she'll only be gone 3 to 5 minutes. anyway, so she lets them wait in the car. she comes out. there is a sheriff there and she is arrested. she is six months pregnant. she is thrown in jail overnight because she abandoned her kids.

that was in juxtaposing himself with rosie o'donnell. they are all pudgy, but she is disgusting.: thank you so much. what a great night. coming up. you will be astonished why police locked a pregnant woman in jail for a night. america's epidemic of helicopter parenting. it's awful and it's next. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. ful to me. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, save $400 on the c4 mattress, the lowest price of the year! learn more at sleepnumber.com know better sleep with sleep number. kennedy: parents in the united states bought int