>> is it, sasha? what do you think? >> well, i think at the end of the day the president isn't going to veto it and it's going to go forward. and i think it's about time that it does. the reality is that 42,000 jobs, yes, that's great, don't get me wrong about that, but that's a drop in the bucket comparatively compared to what the president is trying to do in terms of climate change. and that is one of the most important issues we're facing and will face in the near future. >> but tracey, we have heard from the white house that they take a very dim view of these kind of proposals. that sounds like more than a hint to me. >> i'm with you. i don't think -- i think he's going to veto it, which is looney tunes. i don't get why he's pandering to the environmentalists at this point. no one is backing him anywhere, any time soon. this is good for the country. we have bipartisan support on this. he would be a fool to walk away without this on his plate because at least it's something positive we can say, hey, president obama d

>> inside sasha's purse police find condoms but only a few dollars. they suspect this may be her first date of the day. >> i want all my [ bleep ] back in my purse. i'll keep it to a minimum as soon as i'm in jail. lock me up right now. that's what you called me for, right? you called me over here to set me the [ bleep ] up. that's what you did! >> you set yourself up. >> i set myself up. you're right! so take me to jail! why am i still here? >> it's not going to go the way you want it. >> i'm ready! i'm ready! let's go! i'm ready! it's nothing! what the [ bleep ]? call another bitch. she'll be here. she'll be right back out again. and a trick will call me again. and he going to be right back out again too. what the [ bleep ]? >> after a few minutes of fireworks it suddenly occurs to us that we've actually seen sasha before. when we filmed her being arrested for prostitution just three months prior. >> have you been arrested before? >> yes, i have. >> for the same thing? >> yeah. >> at the time of that arrest sasha's demeanor was quiet and subdued. bu

as the teenager begins serving his time, sasha fleishman's focused on their freshman year at mit.hoosing not to dwell on the past. >>> still ahead at 6:00, a bay area wasteland turning into a new housing development. we give you a tour inside the next neighborhood of san francisco. >>> it's looking like another great season for local dungeness crab lovers. live in san francisco, how long will that last? some think the california drought might affect supply. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri from our weather underground sky camera network. today blue sky across the east bay. then high clouds moved across. it sure looked beautiful but you probably want to know what that's going to mean for your weekend forecast? details in six minutes. >>> dungeness crab season begins tonight. it's a big part of the bay area food scene, whether at recalls or your holiday dinner table. that net miranda, some hard work ahead these next few weeks. >> reporter: definitely a tough road and hard work ahead. the past four crab seasons have been some of the best for both consumers and fis

sasha fleischman's mom spoke to richard today in court. >> this is horrible what he did but we don't hate you. we don't think -- hate creates you more hate. we want you to come out of prison being hateful and we hope you will be able to stand up for those that are bullied. >> sasha fleischman identifies at neither male or female suffered burns on both legs legd faces a long recovery period. he pled no contest to setting his skirt on fire and was sentenced to seven years in state prison. >> a shocking home invasion in the middle of the night while a family is sleeping. with a teen son becoming a hero. >> matt has the story from milpitas filled with drama and danger. >> police say there has been a resolution increase in daytime burglaries but what took place here overnight is quite rare. >> 18-year-old zion is a techie and it is not his brain but his brawn that is any prowler's worst nightmare. >> i lay football, baseball, wrestle, and woke up to screams. >> he share add home with his two sisters mom and the fiance. a man got to the balcony on the second floor and entered the glass doo

he's still just a young kid. >> that was sasha's father. sasha's mother debby also addressed richard thomas in court this morning for about two minutes, told him that what he did to her child was horrible, described the painful recovery for the burns to her child's legs, but then told thomas that they don't hate him and don't want him to come out of prison being hateful and hope that eventually some day he will be able to stand up for those who are bullied. she told us this was the first time she was able to look her child's attacker right in the eye. >> he seemed very moved and it was really hard. i felt like partly i was being harsh about how awful what happened to sasha was, and it was hard for him to hear. i mean, i think he felt really bad about it. >> he feels terrible about what happened. it was -- it started out to be a prank and ended up to be a horrible, horrible result, for which he, essentially, he doesn't use the term, but it will be eternally sorry. >> thomas's attorney tells us his client did write an apology letter to sasha

>> inside sasha's purse police find condoms but only a few dollars. they suspect this may be her first date of the day. >> i want all my [ bleep ] back in my purse. i'll keep it to a minimum as soon as i'm in jail. lock me up right now. that's what you called me for, right? you called me over here to set me the [ bleep ] up. that's what you did! >> i set myself up. you're right! so take me to jail! why am i still here? >> it's not going to go the way you want it. >> i'm ready! i'm ready! let's go! i'm ready! it's nothing! what the [ bleep ]? call another bitch. she'll be here. she'll be right back out again. and a trick will call me again. and he going to be right back out again too. what the [ bleep ]? >> after a few minutes of fireworks it suddenly occurs to us that we've actually seen sasha before. when we filmed her being arrested for prostitution just three months prior. >> have you been arrested before? >> yes, i have. >> for the same thing? >> yeah. >> at the time of that arrest sasha's demeanor was quiet and subdued. but today it appears the 2

. >> reporter: the 17-year-old thomas seen in this sketch with his attorney set sasha's skirt on fire. thomas was sentenced to 5-1/2 years. >> 5-1/2 years he will have to serve in jail. >> reporter: sasha's mother spoke. >> it's horrible what you did. but we don't hate you. we think hate creates more hate. we want you to come out of prison not being hateful. >> reporter: tomas wanted to give a statement but wasn't feeling well. his cousin told us what he would have said. >> he just wants him to forgive him for what happened. it was a big misunderstanding. he apologizing. i know i could see it in his eyes that he was genuinely sorry for what he's done. >> reporter: the good thing is sasha is now in college. sasha's family wanted thomas to be tried in juvenile court. >> to treat that decision that choice that he made on that day as, the choice of a grown person doesn't seem fair. >> reporter: in fremont the judge will evaluate thomas educational and rehabilitation process and will do so again next summer. if everything goes good, his sentence will be reduced. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2

sasha, who identifies as agender, was burned on both legs. thomas was sentenced to seven years. >> five and a half years in the department of juvenile justice. >> reporter: sasha's mother spoke in court. >> we don't hate you. we don't think hate -- hate creates more hate. we want to you come out of prison not being hateful. >> reporter: thomas' attorney says thomas wanted to give a statement, but that he wasn't feeling well. his cousin told us what thomas would have said. >> he wants him to forgive him for what happened and it's just a big misunderstanding and he apologizes. i know i can see it in his eyes that he's genuinely sorry for what he's done. >> reporter: the good news is, sasha is now fully recovered, living away at college. these are pictures the family shot when they took sasha to school at mit a few months ago. >> to treat that decision, that choice that he made on that day as the choice of a grown person just doesn't seem fair. >> reporter: the judge will evaluate thomas' progress next summer. if everything looks good, the sente

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the president is joined by daughters sasha and malia in white house grand foyer. >> hello, everybody. good afternoon, everybody. please have a seat. normally, we do this outside. is not cooperating today, but i want to, first of of malia and f early wish everybody an happy thanks giving. i'm here to announce what i'm sure will be the most talked executive action this month. [laughter] am taking an action fully within my legal authority. [laughter] of action taken republicans, and presidents before me, to spare mac lives of two turkeys -- and cheese -- from a terrible and delicious fate. [laughter] i want to thank joe, the president of the national turkey federation. chairman, and he his son, who personally raised to mac & cheese. big round of applause. he is getting pretty excited about this. thanks to all those who voted i to pick the official national thanksgiving turkey. cheese wants you to know that he won. mack, the alternate, is not so badly off, either. if you are it, turkey, and you are named after your chances of escaping thanksgiving dinner are pretty low. these guys are wel

dog -- malia and sasha and the dogs greeted the tree from pennsylvania.ree will be on display in the white house blue room. >>> two boys talk about how they survived after a snowplow buried them under several feet of snow. >> but next d.c. residents take book t opportunity to sign a make us stronger. when a girl connects with a science mentor... her confidence grows. when schools connect with technology... a 5th grader's world opens up. and when a worker connects to online degrees... his opportunities multiply. the at&t aspire initiative. helping students and communities across america. >>> today was the last chance to sign the official book of condolences for marion barry and a steady stream of residents lined up in the foyer of the wilson building to do just that. they came to express their sympathy and appreciation for the life and legacy of the four term mayor and current ward 8 council member. >> i think they should remember him for what he's done for minorities of all races in the city and giving them an opportunity to better their personal and prof

. >> i was being harsh about how awful what happened to sasha was. and it was hard for him to hear. >> 17-year-old richard thomas listened quietly as crandall described the injuries 18-year-old sasha fleischmann suffered before the judge sentenced the teenager to seven years behind bars for the assault. >> the thing that struck me when he walked in was, my god, he's just a kid. >> fleischmann's parents say they feel the sentence is too harsh. they had hoped that he would be treated as a juvenile, not as an adult. >> i could see it in his eyes that he's genuinely sorry for what he's done. >> thomas declined to speak in court. his family and attorneys say he's sorry for what they describe as a prank gone bad. >> sorry as a 16-year-old can be, he is. >> as thomas serves out his sentence, fleischmann is settling in at college determined to put the whole ordeal behind them. in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> asiana airlines has been grounded at sfo. the korean airlines plans to fight the ruling. they are banned from flying in and out of sa

. >>> and the obama daughters d dissed, backlash against the staffer who trashed sasha and malia. >>> rise and shine, we're glad to have you with us. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. 8:00 on the east coast. we're starting with officer darren wilson no longer a member of the police force in ferguson, missouri. >> wilson resigned five days now after a grand jury decided not to indict him for killing unarmed teenager michael brown. his lawyer tells cnn wilson feared for the police department itself which apparently had been threatened with violence had he stayed. >> wilson said he hopes his departure will "allow the community to heal." as protests continue overnight a lot of people are saying it's not enough. >> we want to bring in ed lavandera live in ferguson. was wilson forced out? >> reporter: well, a lot of people did not envision in any way how darren wilson would continue to be a police officer here in ferguson. we have been reporting for several weeks that there have been talks in the works behind the scenes planning the departure of darren wilson. last night he release

in court sasha's mother told thomas he did a horrible terrible thing. but they don't hate him. fleischmans also said they hope thomas can become a force for good. >>> the parents of 49er defensive lineman ray mcdonald are slamming the san jose police department in the wake of his domestic violence arrest. mcdonald's parents say police should have never said the alleged victim had visible injuries. they say it was damaging, misleading and led the public to believe that their son was guilty. mcdonald was cleared this week when prosecutors said there was not enough evidence to bring charges. >>> san jose police responded saying, we are very cautious and sensitive about the information we provide the media and the public because we do not want to interfere with an active and ongoing investigation." >>> critics call it a disgusting legal tactic. a school district is under fire for essentially blaming a 14- year-old for having sex with her math teacher. the l.a. unified teacher was convicted and served prison time. but then the student's family sued the district for negligence. durin

we want you to come out of prison not being hateful. >> sasha suffered second and third degree burns on both legs. >>> napa takes a big step tonight in its effort to return to some sort of normalcy following that devastating magnitude 6.0 earthquake that rocked the region on august 24th. it's the return of the annual napa film festival. some big stars are on hand for an event that many were afraid napa valley wouldn't be ready to handle. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman joins us now. wayne? >> reporter: they're looking for norm normalcy but i can't see a red carpet as all that normal unless you are having the film festival. they like to say sundance opens the movie season, napa ends it. this is a draw for some 10,000 people this weekend, most of them like to watch movies. a few of them like to make them. around los angeles, they joke that every person has a movie to pitch. you could almost say the same thing in napa this weekend. >> had a tough time breaking up with someone? what if there was a professional service to help you do so? >> reporter: at least in this room which is fill

in this facebook rant writing "dear sasha and malia, i get it.'re both in those awful teen years but you're part of the first family, try to show a little class." the former rnc media director then taking jabs at their parents. "then again your mother and father don't respect their positions very much, so i'm guessing you come up short in the role model department." despite the girls being well below the legal drinking age, lauten writes "dress like you deserve respect. not a spot at the bar." twitter responding swiftly. "elizabeth lauten is cyberbullying. i'm a teen and a facial expression in a moment doesn't define your true character." "elizabeth lauten should be fired. she went too far by attacking children." >> everybody who has anything to do with washington knows that presidential kids are off-limits. it's that simple. >> reporter: later in the day, the embattled gop staffer removing the controversial post replacing it with an apology. "after many hours of prayer, i can see more clearly just how hurtful my words were. i'd like to apologize

svetlana gubarava is celebrating with her american fiance and with her 13-year-old daughter sasha.nd half started, and right around this time i saw, no, heard, the gunshot and saw a man dressed in camouflage getting on the stage. >> the theater's house camera captures the first startling moments of what will turn out to be a four-day siege. a masked man shooting wildly into the air, the 850 theatergoers don't know whether it's part of the show or something else. >> translator: i looked around and saw groups of armed p men walking along the aisles on both sides. >> the terrorists are filming amateur video, which shows women strapped with what they claim to be bombs, lining the theater aisles, waiting for the command to detonate. their leader, a notorious chechen terrorist commander, takes the stage. >> translator: boria behaves like a conquerer and announced from the stage that this was a siege and they demanded the war in chechnya to come to an end. >> at the time, chechnya is fighting its second civil war to gain independence from russia. the terrorists are demanding that the russ

it happened while sasha fleeshman was sleeping in the back of an ac transit bus.7-year-old pleaded no contest to using a cigarette lighter to ignite the teenager's skirt. >> some day, when richard comes out and returns to society, that you turned hez life around and matured z become a force of good, somehow. >> he wanted to say how sorry he is. wrote a letter expressing his regret, remorse. his sorry. his sorry as a 16-year-old can be, he is. >> thomas was 16 years old at the time, sasha suffered second and third degree burns on his legs. >>> a suspected burglary picked a wrong house to break into, arrested on suspicion of burglary. milpitas police say he climbed up to a balance balcony the woman's son heard the screams and the 250 poundage let jumped into action taking off after him. >> as soon as i heard my mom screaming i just chased the guy. i was close to tackling the guy the officer said get down or i'm going to shoot. i backed off. >> his mom says she's just glad police not to the burglar first besides being a wrestle he practices marshal arts. a hospital i

it happened while sasha fleeshman was sleeping in the back of an ac transit bus.he 17-year-old pleaded no contest to using a cigarette lighter to ignite the teenager's skirt. >> some day, when richard comes out and returns to society, that you turned hez life around and matured z become a force of good, somehow. >> he wanted to say how sorry he is. wrote a letter expressing his regret, remorse. his sorry. his sorry as a 16-year-old can be, he is. >> thomas was 16 years old at the time, sasha suffered second and third degree burns on his legs. >>> a suspected burglary picked a wrong house to break into, arrested on suspicion of burglary. milpitas police say he climbed up to a balance balcony the woman's son heard the screams and the 250 poundage let jumped into action taking off after him. >> as soon as i heard my mom screaming i just chased the guy. i was close to tackling the guy the officer said get down or i'm going to shoot. i backed off. >> his mom says she's just glad police not to the burglar first besides being a wrestle he practices marshal arts. a hospit

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you could see the reaction of malia and sasha obama.who has been a teenager could imagine what is going through their heads, listening to their father make corny jokes. at one point, he said this pardoning of the turkey would be the most talked about executive action of the month, which is a reference to the immigration reaction. you can see. the best part was when malia -- the president asked malia and sasha if they wanted to pet the turkey, named cheese, and malia said, nah. that parked a lot of slafs. even if he's the leader of the free world, they're still teenagers. he's still their dad, still embarrassi embarrassing, and that's something that the president has in common with republican dads and democratic dads. last night on jimmy kimmel, we heard about something the president seems to have in common with house speaker john boehner. >> i think we finally found something john boehner has in common with president obama, mom jeans. they both wear them. you know, if we could get those two to take a trip to marshall's together, maybe w

sasha suffered serious burns on both legs.he just wants him to forgive him for what happened, and it's a big misunderstanding and he apologizes. i know i can see it in his eyes that he's genuinely sorry for what he has done. >> sasha has fully recovered and is living away at college. in three months, the judge will evaluate thomas' educational and rehabilitative progress and do the same again next summer. if everything looks good, his sentence could be reduced. >>> two top women at san jose state university have resigned in connection with to racially charged comments allegedly made by one of those women. in a university meeting last february, foundation board member wanda ginner is accuse of implying that latinas didn't have what it takes to succeed, a an accusation she denies. the school's vice president rebecca duke was criticized for not objecting to the comment at the meeting. both women stepped down yesterday, and the school is examining the resultings of an investigation into the incident which sparked several campus pr

sa sasha and malia obama, a full six years older and looking like they're just so totally over it. >>> before you power on that extra gravy, a poll says only half of those who say they want to lose weight or only seriously trying to do so. >>> the thanksgiving macy's day parade began in 1968. >> we're about to begin the parade on new york's upper west side. if you take a look behind me, you can see one of those 30 floats that will be in the parade. that, of course, is tom turkey. down 77th street, that's where all the balloons are waiting. everybody anticipates their balloons. everybody has their favorite. this year 16 major character balloons, 6 of them new. there are still the old stand-byes like snoopy, spiderman, woodstock, efl on the she shelf. there are 3.5 million people expected to be here in new york. of course, there will be warm and toasty inside the living rooms of 50 million people watching inside their living rooms at home. dara, we'll send it back to you. >>> this morning al roker and savannah guthrie will bring you team coverage of the macy's day parade, including ball

and that malia and that mali sasha and i -- malia, sasha, and i will pick two turkeys. and in 1989. >>> just ahead a 12-year-old boy playing with a pellet gun that was shot dead by police in cleveland. watch the newly released surveillance video and what they might reveal. >>> plus, first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt will be tracking the snowy weather as we head in to your holiday weekend. >>> and a look at the road conditions in northern virginia. i'm surae a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart. >>> you can see the back edge of the precipitation that it will need to roll through tonight and that we will be concerned about the black ice later tonight. a little bit of the snow visibility that they are out towards leesburg on route 7 and also the germantown as you would go up 270, it's not a huge problem. we'll zoom in a little bit. and also towards chantilly. now in terms of the temperatures, that w

seen the courage of students who, except circumstances of their birth are as american asthma leah or sashaudents who bravely come out as undocumented in hopes of making a difference in the country they love. these people, our neighbors, our classmates, our friends, they did not come here in search of a free ride or an easy ride. they came to work and study and serve in our military. and above all contribute to america's success. now tomorrow i will travel to las vegas and meet with some of these students, including a number woman name astra. she was brought to america when she was 4 years old. only possessions were a cross, her dog, and the frilly dress she had on. when she started school she didn't speak any english. she caught up to other kids by reading newspapers and watching pbs. and she became a good student. her father worked this landscaping, her mom cleaned other people's homes. they wouldn't let her apply to technology magnet school not because they didn't love her but because they were afraid the paperwork would out her as undocumented immigrant. so she applied behind their back

. >> on behalf of the obama family -- michelle, malia, sasha, bo, and sunny -- i want to wish you a very happy thanksgiving. like many of you, we'll spend the day with family and friends, catching up, eating some good food and watching a little football. before we lift a fork, we lend a hand by going out in the community to serve some of our neighbors in need. and we give thanks for each other, and for all of god's blessings. thanksgiving is my favorite holiday because, more than any other, it is uniquely american. each of us brings our own traditions and cultures and recipes to the table -- but we all share this day, united by the gratitude for the bounty of this nation. and we welcome the contributions of all people -- no matter their origin or color or beliefs -- who call america home, and who enrich the life of our nation. it is a creed as old as our founding, "e pluribus unum," that out of many, we are one. we are reminded that this creed, and america itself, was never an inevitability, but the result of ordinary people in every generation doing their part to uphold our founding ide

the president, sasha and malia bought at least two bags. the first family picked up some children's books, a fiction novel and an historical book about china's golden age. they are one of many families out shopping in local stores. we will have more on how small businesses are getting a big boost. >>> plus a boy reunited with his mom after being reported missing years ago. he was discovered behind a fake wall. tonight you will find out how he is reunited with his mom. >>> her fight for the rights of pregnant workers could be about to pay off. one northern virginia woman wouldn't give up her discrimination battle against ups. >>> and warmer air moves in for tomorrow but it doesn't last for long. i'm tracking a major temperature swing. i will have >>> a little boy who vanished four years ago is back in his mother's arms. now he is 13 years old. police say he was being held prisoner inside his father's home. officers found him living behind a fake wall. police arrested five people there, his father, step mother and three people under the age o

. >> through his front windshield, wheeler witnesses his friend, sasha grenner case, getting out of hishinking, thank god, somebody's here to help us. somebody's going to help us. >> but these people are not here to help. >> you're damn right i'm scared. >> wheeler watches in horror as his friend is executed. [ gunshot ] >> they just killed him! oh, jesus. they just take their gun and shoot him in the head. and i just flipped -- i flipped out then. they just killed him. oh, my god. [ gunfire ] people can watch it and may not understand, you know. you had to be there. you know, camera didn't get it all. my eyes did. >> for the first time since the trip began, wheeler turns off his camera. >> right after i turned my camera off, that's when i get shot. it destroys my bone. i was bleeding. i was going to die if i didn't stop it. >> as wheeler lies bleeding in the back of his truck, a united states drone flying overhead records the violence taking place around him. >> they're running around sasha's body. they're kicking him and throwing big rocks at him. taking some of his stuff off his body

in fact, later this afternoon, michelle, malia and sasha, and i will take two turkeys who did not make cut to a food pantry that works hard year-round to the nation's capital who works hard to make sure that those who have clothes to wear and food to eat. and so i want to thank you for the birds that six years in a row they have made these contributions, and for making thanksgiving dinner possible for our fellow americans. finally, the washington post recently questioned the wisdom of the whole turkey pardon tradition. typically on the day before thanksgiving, the story went, the man who makes decisions about wars, virus outbreaks, and terrorism cells and other dire decisions about matters of state rarely makes a turkey pardon. tell me about it. it is a little puzzling that i do this every year. but i will say that i enjoy it, because with all of the tough stuff that swirls around in the office, it is nice once in a while to just say happy thanksgiving, and this is a great excuse to do it. tomorrow is a special moment when we give thanks for the people we love and where we are mindful

. >>> lions will be roaring again at the cape may county zoo. 3-year-old siblings, lex and sasha are pair that replaces brute the 6-year-old lion who died last may. >>> abc's world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, and shirleen allicot and ducis rogers, and here at 11:00 on channel 6, consumer reporter, nydia han has bargains for you and they are exclusive to our channel 6 viewers. >> no matter what you are looking for we have a deal for you in our play book. bruty, toys, electronics and food. follow #~ 6 abc deals throughout the day, and get more deals by watching your entire black friday play book tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking his silence. the police officer at the sent of the case in ferguson. darren wilson, one-on-one with george stephanopoulos. what he says happened in those 90 seconds. in that patrol car and afterward. and the family of michael brown, inside the room

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the president is joined by daughters sasha and malia in the house grand foyer. >> good afternoon. normally we do this outside, but the weather is not cooperating want to first of all on behalf of malia and sasha an early happy thanksgiving. i am here to announce what i'm the most talked about executive action this month. today i'm taking an action fully legal authority, the same kind of action taken by democrats and republican presidents before me, to pair turkeys, mactwo and cheese. from a terrible and delicious fate. joelt to thank brandenburger, the president of the national turkey fedders, gary cooper, its chairman and his son cole cooper who personally raised mac and cheese. a big round of applause. [applause] they kept a pretty careful eye there on cheese, he's getting pretty excited about this. to all those who voted online to pick the official turkey. thanksgiving cheese wants you to know that he won. mac, the alternate is not so badly off either. let face it. if you're a turkey, and you're side dish, your chances of escaping thanksgiving dinner are pretty low. so these gu

last year we saw the girls, sasha and malia, also come out for this event. so we're keeping our eye out. some facts for the tree itself. i think you have a graphic you can throw up on the screen. it's 18.5 feet tall, it's a douglas fir and it arrives any minute now. it comes from a farm in pennsylvania. chris botec who is a second generation christmas free farmer from northeast pennsylvania near allentown will be presenting this tree to the first lady. and i should tell you that the u.s. sold 33 million farm grown christmas trees last year. the first tree was presented to the white house back in 1856 during the presidency of franklin pierce. this is a long-standing tradition, guys. >> the state of new hampshire thanks you for the franklin pierce reference. this tree is a douglas fir. frasier fir is also a type of pine tree. >> are you going to wax poetic? >> those are the only trees that i know. athena, this is part of all the white house christmas parries because we're entering the white house christmas party season. >> exactly we are. people can come in an

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it was his daughters, sasha and malia, who were also in the room and, well, maybe not as transfixed by the pardon ceremony as they might have been a few years ago. >> you guys want to pet him? >> nah. ( laughter ). >> axelrod: miss lawton posted her thoughts on her facebook page. lawton wasn't done. which might have been lost forever to the blogosphere, were it not for the fact that miss lawton is the communications director for a republican tennessee congressman named stephen fincher, and used to manage new media for the republican national committee. a storm of push-back followed, accusing lauten of being mean, thoughtless, ignorant, and a host of other things we can't repeat here, while calling for her job. on friday's, lawton posted an apology. since the apology was posted on lawton's facebook page thas either been deleted or made private. up next, m.i.t.'s bid for an undefeated football season. was the math on their side? >> axelrod: black friday's is no longer just an american phenomenon. for the first time, amazon has brought black friday's to china, offering online crust mers i

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quickly because this was -- stood out to me, the face -- speaking of facebook, the facebook pt on sasha at the tury pardoning this week. we saw president obama pardon a turkey in honor of thanksgiving. we saw the 13 and 16-year-old girls, they're looking a little bored but then we hear elizabeth lauten, who is a congressman's communication director, "dear sasha and malia, i get you're both in those awful teen years but you're part of the first family. try showing a little class. at least respect the part you play. then again your mother and father don't respect their positions very much. dress like you deserve respect not a spot at the bar." give me ten seconds on that, cokie. >> it's ridiculous, but she's probably 18. i mean, comes across that way. social media is a problem and people should stay off of it particularly if they've had any substance they shouldn't be on. >> or a big thanksgiving meal and it's late at night. very good advice. >> insulting but she did apologize. >> she did apologize. >> she did apologize. >> they looked really exciting. they looked really excited when they