i heard it echo across the studio just now. >> brian: samantha. >> samantha: it wasn't me. >> tia: i think it was kate, the director. she's always gotet it's time to deck the halls, but the deck rorations can become dangerous. >> with the robot is there's a stroke, 24/7 i'm there as fast as i can be here. >> brian: how some northeast ohio doctors treat stroke victims even working from home. sam. >> samantha: let's take a live look outside. thanks to devin for sending this shot. wind. it is a cold and windy morning. we're in store for a cold, windy day. when is it going to warm up, though? we already wonder that. it's like the first cold day in forever. we talk about it coming up after the break. >> tia: next, we go back to the alert desk to find out if the jury is any closer to the decision in the murder trial of a white former south carolina police officer that fatally shot a black man. >> denise: good morning. i'm denise zarrella at the alert desk where we track jury deliberations in charleston, south carolina. they resume in the murder trial of michael officer caught on cell phone

hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. it's 6:30 and we're off to a cloudy and cold start across northeast ohio. you can see there are some lake-effect snowshowers and a little rain off to our east in northwestern pennsylvania. here at home really not much to write home about at all. it's been very quiet today. i do think we get through the morning commute problem-free a again, budged bundle up because it's chilly. 37 at 8:00 and upper 30s by 9:00 and you factor in the breeze and it feels like it's in the upper 20s and lower 30s. even this afternoon as we hit about 40, it won't feel like it. it's going to feel more like it's in the 30s just all day. so, you know, we're kind of settling into december. i gave you the yellow light for your drive home. there could be brief wintery mix around, especially out in the snowbelt east of cleveland. what about the weekend? we're going to talk about that coming up at 6:45. i love all those candy canes. laura. >> laura: not the gravy or wasabi from the other day. don't want to try those

>> samantha: because it's rough to watch. monday we get a break and then rain on tuesday. >> brian: all right. well -- >> tia: maybe they will rest up and be better next time. >> brian: they are going to win a game. listen. they are going to win at least one. i hope. >> tia: fingers crossed. >> brian: all right. 'tis the season to remind you to water your real christmas tree. it only takes a minute for a crispy christmas tree to top off a raging inferno. took only 63 seconds for the entire r the national fire protection association says christmas trees cause an average of 210 house fires a year between '09 and 2013, those fires killed seven people, injured 19, caused nearly $18 million in damage. >> tia: with home prices rising, many millenials are choosing to hold off buying a home in favor of renting but they went a building with lots of extras and landlords are paying attention. move into this new york city rental had more to do with what's outside the apartment. amenities include a pool, fitness center, basketball court,

>> samantha: it's a wonderful story. let's take a live look outside from high atop our feazel roof camera. 40 is your current temtu southwest. 15 to 20 miles an hour. so, very blustery. it feels like it's in the 30s. oh, what happened to our 60s, right? we will take a look at when things may warm back up for us, >> tia: a health alert for women sticking to a high-protein diet t may not be so healthy. women over 50 who eat a high-protein diet could have a greater risk of heart failure especially if a lot of it comes from meat. researchers found post menopausal women who ate a lot of protein had almost double the risk of heart failure than those who ate less protein or vegetable protein. university links white wine with an increased risk of melanoma. each glass of white wine per day was associated with a 13% increased risk of melanoma. beer. red wine and liquor did not significantly affect skin cancer risk. >>> well speaking of cancer, there's an organization that sets up photo shoots for kids with cancer who are in the ho

. >> samantha: well, coach, they just wouldn't go away. you pull out the big victory, if you can hear me over the fireworks. what made the difference down the stretch? >> well, and as you said, halts off to them. you're right, they wouldn't go away. there were two champions on the field tonight. and we wanted to be the one to hold the trophy up. i'm just so proud of our guys. we certainly made some mistakes and things like that. he had some huge drives. unbelievable drive that last touchdown, renfrow, deon, some great running by -- i told him he had to have 100 tonight. i don't know what he had, but may have been close, but just the heart and the guts and the will to go win. so -- 28 years since we've been back-to-back champions, and we wanted to cha but i just -- i can't say enough about virginia tech. and the job that they've done over there, you know, justin and his staff, those guys, they did an unbelievable job. we're fortunate to win the game. we're thankful, we're proud that we're 12-1, and, you know, we've earned an opportunity to

. >> samantha: well, coach, they just wouldn't go away. you pull out the big victory, if you can hear me over the fireworks. what made the difference down the stretch? >> well, and as you said, halts off to them. and that's what i told him. there were two champions on the field tonight. and we wanted to be the one to hold the trophy up. i'm just so proud of our guys. we certainly made some mistakes and things like that. he had some huge drives. unbelievable drive that last touchdown, renfrow, deon, some great running by -- i told him he had to have 100 tonight. i don't know what he had, but may have been close, but just the heart and the guts and the will to go win. so -- 28 years since we've been wanted to change that tonight, and we got that done. but i just -- i can't say enough about virginia tech. and the job that they've done over there, you know, justin and his staff, those guys, they did an unbelievable job. we're fortunate to win the game. we're thankful, we're proud that we're 12-1, and, you know, we've earned an opportunity to g

. >> samantha: well, coach, they just wouldn't go away.t the big victory, if you fireworks. what made the difference down the stretch? >> well, and as you said, halts of them. you're right, they wouldn't go away. but they're a champion, too. and that's what i told there were two champions on the field tonight. and we wanted to be the one to hold the trophy up. i'm just so proud of our guys. we certainly made some mistakes and things like that. he had some huge drives. unbelievable drive that last touchdown, renfrow, deon, some great running by -- i told him he had to have 100 tonight. i don't know what he had, but may have been close, but just the heart and the guts and the will to go win. so -- 28 years since we've been back-to-back champions, and we wanted to change that tonight, and we got that done. but i just -- i can't say enough about virginia tech. and the job that they've done over there, you know, justin and his staff, those guys, they did an unbelievable job. we're fortunate to win the game. we're thankful, we're proud that we'r

samantha just mentioned the $38 billion.s a very important piece of what they want to under score here as they are departing from past parties. she made a mistake referring it as a vote. this is the united states obstaining from the voting process. there are some complicated things that emerges. it is also trying to balance out this pro-israel stance that the united states has been in for a long time and start to think of the human right issues and perpetrated by the israelis government. and a very nuance position for the united states to take by making -- >> doing one thing and say another. >> and from the beginning reaction quickly from senior u.s. elected officials, tom cotton, has come in with this comment from arkansas. he said president obama is personal responsible for this anti-israel resolution. his diplomat coordinate the vote, yet, he does not have the courage of his own conviction to vote for it. this cowardly disgraceful action. it is the most anti-israel president. she was clearly outlining the reasons which th

espn's samantha ponder. and music from gucci mane featuring travis scott. and now, let's put it this way -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, hi. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. very nice. i'm glad you're in good spirits. we are 12 days from christmas. and 37 days away from a new president of the united states. there's so much going on today. and i'm going to start with the big one. donald trump, you know who that is, right? [ laughter ] is supposed to hold a press conference on thursday to explain the potential conflicts of interest he might have when it comes to his business ventures. you know he owns hotels, golf courses, i think he owns a whorehouse. [ laughter ] he hasn't had a press conference for 139 days, which is a long time. but he postponed the press conference on thursday because they said he's too busy. and what is he busy doing? >> kanye west entered trump tower. you see him back there. wasn't so long ago that at a concert he went on this rant where he told his aud

ambassador to the u.n., samantha power.ften -- because there are important issues that are not sufficiently addressed in this resolution and because the united states does not agree with every word in this text that the united states did not vote in favor of the resolution. but it is because this resolution reflects the facts on the ground and is consistent with u.s. policy across republican and democratic ministrations throughout the history of the state of israel that the united states did not veto it. >> samantha power, the u.s. ambassador explaining why this extension makes perfect sense. it is in line with what bipartisan policy has been for the last four or five decades. this is a binding un security council resolution, essentially calling on israel to stop loving settlements and saying it is had been- what it doing is illegal. it is really a big deal. i was quite surprised to see a round of applause after this vote. . haven't seen that applause for a resolution. perhaps because this is so unprecedented, it has been a

sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, tia. cold and windy today. it will be in the low 40s this if it's in the 30s pretty much all day. we may see a brief wintery mix develop from time to time, but temperatures will be much too warm for it to cause any major issues on the road. same thing tomorrow. cold and windy with a chance for a wintery mix. we do it again on saturday mainly east of cleveland. ? >> my face will be spitting various forms of fruit. your job is to stand behind that glass and not flinch. do you think you're someone who is likely to flinch? >> uh-huh. whoa! what did you have for breakfast today? >> i had -- [ screaming ] whoa! >> i can't talk to you right now. i'm too scared! whoa! [ screaming ] >> that was a good flinch. it shows you those are grown ass people but everybody -- >> this is a morning show, gayle! young children are watching. >> it's still okay. but everybody likes acting like a kid. everybody does. >> that's true. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up in this half hour, the fate of prisoners still held at

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sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, brian. it has been a cold morning out h like the 20s in some areas you factor in the breeze, and with a blustery day ahead, expect the afternoon 40s to feel more like the 30s. cloudy, windy, and a little brief, wintery mix possible for you especially out east into the show belt. better chances for that in cleveland later in the day. maybe even some light accumulation in the snowbelt overnight. keyword there is "light." lake counties, you could see light snow or rain. >>> hit it. ? >>> it's friday! wake up, everybody, to that music. it is friday, december 2nd, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? there is more real news, including scott pelley's interview with house paul ryan. scott is here and how ryan is going to work with president-elect trump after promises he made in the campaign. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> we won in landslide. that was a landslide. >> donald trump's first public event since winning the presidency looked and sounded a lot like a campaig

>> i really hope samantha is right. i fear, and i think the smart money is going to bet that she's not. i look at it this way, which is paul ryan has an agenda that starts with dismantling the social safety net, beginning with medicare. that's a tremendously disruptive move. they are clearly going to try to make some major changes to aca, the health care system. and, you know, i look at all that. the notion that this next period is going to be normal from a market perspective, i think, is very, very unlikely. i really hope samantha is right, but that's not where i'm betting or where the market will bet once the new president is inaugurated. >> yeah. that's going to be -- that's a deep, deep debate we will have to have another time over several shows. samantha, good to see you. >> or a cocktail. >> meanwhile, amazon, roger, is taking e-commerce to a whole new level, announcing amazon go, an in-store shopping experience with no registers or checkout lines. instead, users check in using an app, then machine learning sensor

carroll told me her daughter, samantha, started this business 20 years ago but since samantha, theressed away from brain cancer and carroll you are keeping it going in her honor and you double up as a attorney, how do you do both. >> it is not easy. you are an old polish lady and you manage it you are from port richmond, i'm from brides berg. we probably grew up here. what is this right here. >> monkey bread french toast. everything in the morning glory is homemade. so we have carmelized bananas, manghost and our own carmel sauce with homemade whipped cream and we serve it with genuine mapel syrup, in log cabin here. >> you also told me that everything that you use here comes right from the neighborhood. >> absolutely. he makes his own sausage, on christian street. los amigos makes his own sauce , we pick up turkey sausage and ground turkey from ninth street. everything is there ninth street or very close by us. >> you know what, folks coming in here. to we have another item here. what is that over here. >> that is from the neighborhood. >> that is, which one is that. >> what is in t

samantha: well, i don't know, sweetheart. well, it doesn't matter, as long as she's gone by the time i get home. well, i'm leaving. come here, my dear. my dear, i have decided to abdicate, and you have been chosen to serve in my place. well, i-i'm honored, your majesty, more than words can express. and i can't accept it. i beg your pardon? what's bothering her. it's dumbo. well, that's hardly a problem. i'll turn him into something suitable, like a doormat. no. you will show me my room. i'd like to rest. well, right this way, your majesty. now, please, let me try and explain, your majesty. you see, when i married darrin, i promised i wouldn't use any witchcraft. now, he's been very understanding up until now, i'm married to a mortal, and i have a child and a house to take care of. one thing you must do is find quarters more suitable for a queen. perhaps you'd like some of your own furniture up here. that might help. well, now, that's better. uh, y-your majesty, do you understand? it's a bit crowded, isn't it? of course i am.

and yet, all of the women facing the problem in their own way 15;53;41 samantha/marketing: // i just like left, never returned back. never got a paycheck 16;20;40 missy/engineering: // i work in engineering with a bunch of guys, and i'm very upfront with them and i tell them, you're going to make commission tasked with investigating and litigating charges of workplace harassment. she says "gender based putdowns" can also be a form of sexual harassment?because it's harassment---based on one's // but sexual harassment doesn't always involved propositioning. // it can involve demeaning comments, crude language, that makes women feel like they're in a hostile work environment. 16;44;25 rj: // have you ever been referred to as a girl, doll, babe or honey at work. 10 hands raised (laughter) // sweetheart belongs on that list as well? 16;56;28 rj: how many of you have heard, you're too emotional? (laughter?) // majority raise hands 16;48;38 lesley/media: // you're being too emotional. (groan). that men use and they put you down. // but you say anything, you're emotional, because you're a wo

ambassador of samantha powell. take a listen. >> the united states have been sending the message that the settlement must stop and privately and publicly for nearly five deck kates. through the administrations of president lyndon b johnson and richard nixon, ford and ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, bill clinton and george bush and now barack obama. i want to bring in my colleague, cal perry is with me. it is a no on settlement votes. the settlement must stop. >> traditionally the u.s. voted no on the resolution and most recently on 2011. i want to read a little bit of a language just so viewers can see how strong the language is. that has been the argument from the barack obama administration for the past eight years that these settlements and lets remind our viewers, there are 500,000 settlers who live on both jerusalem and the occupying west bank. it is been long that these settlements are illegal. after we heard of president t m president-elect trump yesterday. we heard from paul ryan and we can go ahead and th

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ambassador samantha power, the scathing remarks direct the at russia, iran and assad regime. you heard the response from russia's leaders the u.s. can't take the moral high ground here. what failure, what accountability need also to fallen at shoulders of this administration, this country? >> president obama and secretary kerry had an aggressive effort to bring a real cease-fire in syria be syria,en eneand it's long overd. the recording we heard from one of the survivors in aleppo gives testimony to that. russia has not been helpful in this situation. together with iran, they've stood by assad and continued the killing. samantha power's speech before the united nations i think hit the nail on the head. >> the critical view, though, senator, what different measures do you believe the u.s. could have taken when you hear bill neely saying the west is powerless at this point? >> we have to understand this was the situation in syria, involves many different wars at the same time. the united states sending in troops would be sending them into the middle of a cross fire. we don't wa

samantha powers' speech was blistering.first of all, it's good to be with you. my guess is she did. what you have seen with the obama administration is that there's been decision memo after decision memo after decision memo that has laid on his desk and no action has been taken. joe, you remember, we cheered these folks on. our ambassador cheered these folks on when this, quote, revolution began, if you will. we've been to the refugee camps and told people that help was on the way, that we were going to be providing arms to their brothers and sons and fathers and, you know, we just never delivered in the way that we said that we would. we left them hanging, and this is a blight on our country. i wish that you would look at the holocaust museum display of caesar's photographs. i just talked to him last week on the phone. he's part of the syrian opposition now, but the torture. the fact that assad, you know, is removing people's genitals, torturing them, burning them. this is something that you would have expected maybe to oc

samantha power, the u.n. ambassador, spoke before the council after the vote, she said that what took place was not to diminish support for israel. she explained the roping behind why the u.s. -- the reason 'king why the us did which was abstain during the vote. >> the resolution is too narrow he focuses on settle. s when in the know that there are many a effectors. let us be clear, even if every single settlement were to be dismantled tomorrow, peace would not be obtain able without both sides acknowledging uncomfortable truths and making difficult choices. >> reporter: the language of the resolution demands and i quote, israel needly and cleatly cease all settlement activities in the poisan palestinian territory and east jerusalem. this was before the security council in 2011 but the u.s. ambassador, did mention there were a number of differences did underscored the fact there has been inincreased settle. activity in the last few years. as for the back story how that's resolution came before the security co

but i'll go back to samantha's point.ince the election i think trump has had his first date with the american public and the markets. now the first date's over. everybody's happy and now we're on to the second date. and the second date really starts to tell what can you actually produce in terms of tax cuts and infrastructure spending. >> samantha, in terms of sector performance, where are there still second date opportunities, using john's term? >> well, i think if you look at the sectors that have rallied the most at the end of the year, it's energy and it's financials, which we know are going to benefit from proposed regulation changes. same with health care on the other side. but is the worst performing. i think you have to come back to the fact that the u.s. expansion is going to continue. if you think it's going to continue, you have a bias, two cyclicals over defenses, we have a bias to fixed equities if we are in this reflation scenario. i would add the trump trade is really just hyperactive celebrated version of

samantha power talking about re—purpose and those people to be monitors.uickly they can be in place to get this effort moving. and temperatures are plummeting. without shelter that is the real potential for it, and evermore escalating humanitarian crisis in the area. thank you for that update. in neighbouring jordan officials say at least nine people have been killed — including one canadian and four policemen. it happened when gunmen carried out a series of attacks in the historic city of karak. they targeted two police patrols in separate attacks, while gunmen also opened fire at the ancient crusader castle. richard lister reports. armoured personnel carriers racing through the streets of karak. they are responding to a series of shootings in and around the town by several gunmen. the security forces desperately tried to establish who is firing and from where. there is panic, confusion and more gunshots. this amateur footage shows police and special forces closing in on the gunmen who have now taken refuge in the crusader castle and are still firing on t

samantha poushwer, the u.s. ambassador at the u.n., was blitzering in her criticism of russia yesterday, but the pun is deliberate, samantha power, powerless to do anything to stop this. the cease-fire for the moment appears to be meaningless. >> our chief global correspondent bill neely updating us from beirut, lebanon, on the situation not far from there in aleppo, bill, thanks as always, stay safe. >>> new documents this morning showing donald trump's pick for national security adviser inappropriately shared classified information with four military officers. i will talk to reporter who broke that story next. >>> also, tech titans. silicon valley business leaders meeting with the president-elect at trump tower today. on the agenda, jobs. i'll talk to the congress man-elect who represents silicon valley and the chief technology officer as well. and 20 years later, new investigations into the murder of jonbenet ramsey. what prosecutors now hope to find. i was working in the yard, my chest started hurting and i

ambassador samantha power. it's also important to point out what deputy national security adviser ben rhodes had to say about this today. he said, the abstention vote was because the u.n. hasn't been impartial on the issue. >> when it comes to status issues, we believe those should be negotiated between the parties. >> reporter: rhodes repeating the assertion that the president has done more for israel's security than any other u.s. president noting that $38 billion military aid package. but when asked whether he thought israeli prime minister netanyahu was committed to peace, rhodes sounded skeptical. >> at a certain point, the words and actions become irreconcilable. that's what we're concerned about. >> reporter: john kerry said the united states acted with one objective in mind, to preserve the possibility of the two state solution. he went on to add, while we do not agree with every aspect of this resolution, it condemns the violence and incitement and settlement activity and calls on both sides to take st

> reporter: this community adopted 30 families organizer of making a south philly christmas wish samanthasays a 31st was just added to the list. meet lexi a brave little south philly super hero battling stage four limb foam plastic lymphoma. >> we call her our little wonder woman because she's fighting like a true super hero. >> reporter: she'll meet wonder woman later this week. a local teen has a agreed to play the part and help put a smile on lexi's face while she recovers from her latest dose of chemotherapy at chop. >> our only wish -- her only wish is to be home for christmas and that's what we're fighting for right now. >> friends, family and strangers have been lifting her spirits on her facebook page fight with lexi the diagnosis has taken a toll on the entire family. emotionally and financially. the community is stepping up to help. >> what lexi is in need of is monetary donations, gift cards. >> reporter: samantha was work weighing team of people to ape set up a bang account in lexi's name donations will help her parents janine and william mack lone nine a retired philadelphia

amy: let's turn to samantha power, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. who invoked ronald reagan when she spoke out explaining why the u.s. would abstain from this vote. >> let me begin with a quote. "the united states will not support the use of any additional land for the purpose of settlements during the transitional period. indeed, the immediate adoption of a settlement freeze i israel could create the confidence needed for wider participation in these talks. further settlement activity is in no way necessary for the security of israel and only diminishes the confidence of the arabs that a final outcome can be freely and fairly negotiated." that is the end of the quote. 1982 by set in president ronald reagan. he was speaking about a new proposal that he was wanting to end the israeli-palestinian conflict. while ultimately, president reagan's proposal was not realized, his words are still illuminating in at least two respects. first, because they underscore the united states deep and long-standing commitment to achieving a comprehensive and lasting pe

ambassador samantha power. it's also important to point out what deputy national security adviser ben rhodes had to say about this today. he said, the abstention vote was because the u.n. hasn't been impartial on the issue. >> when it comes to status issues, we believe those should be negotiated between the parties. >> reporter: rhodes repeating the assertion that the president has done more for israel's security than any other u.s. president noting that $38 billion military aid package. but when asked whether he thought israeli prime minister netanyahu was committed to peace, rhodes sounded skeptical. >> at a certain point, the words and actions become irreconcilable. that's what we're concerned about. >> reporter: john kerry said the united states acted with one objective in mind, to preserve the possibility of the two state solution. he went on to add, while we do not agree with every aspect of this resolution, it condemns the violence and incitement and settlement activity and calls on both sides to take st

not samantha power. i think the ambassador resigned two years ago.s a disaster that could have been avoided. it is a disaster that would not have been possible without the russians. >> you know, people criticize president bush for intervening and said this is what happens when you intervene. syria is the consequence. >> of restreet. >> exactly. >> and the scale is just extraordinary. it is grew some. it is the 23 million people. you more than 12 million displaced. even with assad retaking the city of aleppo with russian help it doesn't mean that the civil war is over. you have curds who are fighting. and you also have the united states pushed out of the way. russia, for instance, doing this evacuation and deal with turkey. they said we don't have to talk to the united states anymore. they just don't matter. so what's the legacy of obama in syria? it's not just the slaughter which is essentially obama's. it is the empowerment of our enmys. it's the abandonment of our allies and really a signal to the rest of the world not just to people like assad and

samantha power calls it chaos as thousands continue to flee. owe ifiliine. h .no s ,nexpt . ramp rplimnicm, to.r n o u foo$1 ice nue.th d thig ecw gnanthasgh h une d aroure bueda m une d >>> happening now, russia says they will join iran and syria to talk. hundreds of sir yaps continue to flea the city of aleppo. more than 15,000 people have evacuated so far. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., samantha power is, is urging member nations to quickly on serve -- what she describes as chaotic and brutal. >> with that presence, there may be some deterrents of whats along the journey in eastern aleppo. we have seen people pull off buses, valuables stolen, and reports of men and people in the fiegtting age range being either detain detained, forced to the front lines, or never heard from again. >> bill nealy has the latest on the evacuations, what can you tell us? >> good morning from the ruins of east aleppo, take a look at the testify station in this area that informs rebel hands until about a week ago. from the carnage that took place here, the convoys carries tens of thousands of people awa

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clarissa, listen to the united states ambassador to the united nations, samantha power. delivered scathing remarks to the syrian regime and its allies, russians, hezbollah, those supporting bashar al assad. listen to what she said about this current humanitarian crisis. >> are you truly incapable of shame? is there literally nothing that can shame you? is there no act of barbarism against civilians? no execution of a child that gets under your skin that just creeps you out a little bit? is there nothing you will not lie about or justify? >> whereas, u.n. man, you spent a lot of time in syria. wuk walk us through the biggest concerns now for the people in syria as this war dramatically changes. we know what, maybe 400,000 people already have been killed over these past four, five years in this civil war. those numbers will clearly increase? >> reporter: i think they are, wolf, sadly. those are very powerful words that you heard from ambassador power, but the reality is that the u.s. has been unwilling to get involved. and the russians have seized upon that impotence, they

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where have been the principled resignations, not john kerry, not samantha power. think the ambassador to syria resigned two years ago over this. this a disaster that could have been avoided, and it's a disaster that would not have been possible in this scale without the russians. >> mary, people criticized president bush for intervening in iraq and said this is what happens when you intervene willy-nilly where we shouldn't be. syria is the consequence of not intervening. >> of retreat, exactly. >> of abdication. >> it is. the scale of humanitarian disaster is extraordinary, gruesome. it's a country with 23 million people, almost half a million killed, more than 12 million displaced. even with assad retaking the city of aleppo with russia and iran's help, that doesn't mean the civil war is over. you still have kurds fighting, still have sunnis fighting, and you also have the united states pushed out of the way. russia, for instance, doing this evacuation, quote, unquote, deal with turkey. we don't have to talk to the united states anymore, they just don't matter. s

>> samantha. >> all right, samantha. what are you going to pick off the menu here?finitely the cookie dough stuffed french toast. i've heard great things. >> that's great. that's my favorite, too. unbelievable. basically green eggs cafe. kind of think of it as sunday brunch, every day of the week. they even have a bar which you can get your mimosa, bloody mary's in the morning, no seating at the bar. but wait until you see the menu items we have here. take a look at this, sort of breakfast lunch, dinner, steven my man, thanks for insiting us out. >> one of your customers sent us message that we have to come here. three people i've talked to so far, including that table in the back, they've never been here before. >> yep. >> is that -- >> that's regular -- we find a lot of our customers bring new customers in. >> let's get right to t look at the size of this pancake. this is right here our number one seller, our red velvet pancake. it is an absolute show stopper. >> cookie dough french toast? >> what we have here next to it. >> coming your way, okay. >> our cream bru

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. >> reporter: this community adopted 30 families organizer of making a south christmas wish samanthast was just added to the list. meet lexi a brave little south philly super hero battling stage four lymphoblastic lymphoma. >> we wall her our little wonder woman she's fighting like a true super hero. >> reporter: she'll meet wonder woman later this week. a local teen has agreed to play the part and help put a smile on lense see's face while she recovers from her latest dose of chemotherapy at chop. >> our only wish is to be home for christmas. and that what we're fight fog right now. report roar friends, family and strangers have been lifting the little one's spirits on her facebook page fight with lexi the diagnosis has taken a toll on the entire family. emotionally and financially. the community is stepping up to help. >> what lexi is in need of is monetary donations, gift cards. >> she's work weighing team of people to set up a bank account in lexi's name. the donations will helper her parents janine and william a retired physical police officer fight to care for all five of their

ben rhodes like samantha powers, condemned glorification, central part of his message. they brought the focus back to settlements. they made it clear that's why they voted for this resolution. and they're going to keep making that east, to try to convince those who doubt them about that. they'll also point out why it is that the obama administration claims it's one of the most pro-israel administrations in american history. they'll point out the $38 billion deeshlgs the military deal, signed between the u.s. and israel. that's the biggest military aid deal in history. they'll also point out, and we've heard this a couple times before, and i suspect we'll hear it said quite a few times again, that this wasn't the preferred choice. obama vetoed every u.n. security council resolution about the conflict until now. they didn't want to do a resolution, but they made it clear they felt there was no other option with settlement -- the settlement population growing and settlements expanding. >> let me ask you this. it's clear, and we've known this for a long time, the relationsh

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. >> up next a holiday out pouring >> samantha ford teaches physical education in several schools at santa clarita, california. earlier this month she noticed some of her students were lacking something pretty basic. >> and i see kids running and you know, little funky sandals or shoes that have holes or we have a couple kids they hot glue gun the s sole every single day. >> ford asked one boy who was wearing boots if he had running shoes. >> the boy said these are the only shoes i have. >> the boots were old and rathery and worn out. it just hit me really hard. >> so she went home and posted about her conversation with the boy on her facebook pain. within hours one of her friends bought the boy new shoes and it didn't stop there. suddenly she had hundreds of payers of shoepairs of shoes lir classroom donated by friends, strangers. >> hi. >> oh my god, how are you. >> and someone she hadn't seen in years. >> i can't believe you're here. >> her favorite teacher from her high school days dropped by to drop off some shoes. >> whenever i see a former student that's, you know, to go somet