. >> was there a time when you went shh? >> are you kidding? been married for 20 years, you think i'm going to go shh to my wife? >> yeah, i've never heard shh come out of his mouth. >> yeah. but the point is privately, there may be -- >> i have opinions. >> she's got a few. >> you know a little something about views. >> yes. something about views. yes, i do. you have an ipad. >> i do. >> what's your favorite app? >> scrabble. >> oh, yes. gosh. sometimes i want to yank that out of your hands. >> do you ever play scrabble together? >> no, no. well, we do on the board, not on the ipad. >> who wins? >> he's good at scrabble. she's very irrita-- he's very i researcher she doesn't like losing. >> i don't like losing to you because you're irritating when you win. >> what is your favorite presidential perk? >> well -- >> the plane? >> yeah. i mean, look, it has been a while since i flew commercial. but i remember it because i used to have to commute every week from d.c. to chicago. and not having to take off your shoes before you get on a plane is pro

shh, shh, shh. [raymond crying] it's all right. come on. oh. oh, sweet pea.forever. oh, don't say that. all the facts will be filed away in some sort of beastly cabinet. we just have to hope that one day, they go looking for each other. [raymond burps] ah. sorry to trouble you, madam.., [continues indistinctly] a baby? around here? [knocks on door] [groaning] [knock on door] [knock on door] [distant telephone ringing] public records office? just upstairs. thank you. all saints parish, baptismal roll. thank you. all saints parish, deaths. poplar workhouse, 1888 to 1934. mature jenny, voice-over: and there it was, in neat, indifferent copperplate: "april 3, 1906, "jenkins, mary ann. widow, admitted destitute." and underneath, the desolate roll call of her only possessions: alice, george, may, percy; aged 5, age 3, age 2, age 7 months. and rose. there was a rose, age 8 upon admittance to the children's ward. the cause of death was given as "failure to thrive." [sighs] she was in there from 1906 to 1935, put to work in the sewing shed. mmm. enough to drive anyone

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but driving here shh nothing compared to the midwest. record snow on the ground tonight in the midwest. these pictures are from indiana. airports being caused problems. the same storm system is showing tornadoes in the south. it is those storms impacting us. lots of problems here at the baltimore washington thurgood international airport. cleveland, denver. canceled, delayed. we have the latest traffic delays and travel delays. log onto abc2news.com/traffic. >>> well, they each loaned hiss company thousands of dollars, but now former friends of a baltimore sales man are fighting him in co . they say they fronted huge amounts of money for hal katz's business. some of them are regular joes that loaned their friend all the money they saved. >> you know him from tv. the pitch man who plays loud music points to the screen and says he can put you behind this wheel. some of hal katz's friends see him differently. >> i didn't dislike him, but i came to think he was not a good businessman. >> michael cohen may know katz better than most. for year

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shh. here, let me have your coat! here, girl. eat up.rfumes that herald christmas. my mom's been baking all week. she's the best cook in the whol oh, timmy! oh, it's evident to my eyes and my nose that the lad is perfectly right. everything is so beautiful and so plentiful! i know it does seem like a lot,. - sure! and giving it away. she can bake enough to supply the whole town. half the fun is sharing it. at our christmas eve party, you should see those cookies disappear. as your mother says, half the fun is to share. - mr. nicholson, won't you sit over here? thank you. oh, thank you very much. we ask thy blessing, oh lord, on all seated around this table, and we thank thee for the food we are about to receive. amen. amen. do your travels take you all over the country, mr. nicholson? oh, all over this country and so many lands. you know, there's never a shortage of toys to be mended wherever there are children. ha ha. i'm sure of that. have you ever spent christmas in some foreign place, mr. nicholson? many a christmas has found m

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shh, he's asleep.oncey is offering to get us something to eat. toys don't eat, everyone knows that. pretend. he'd like whatever you're having. but no sprouts. i'll see what's on today's menu. i won't be a moment. right. what do we do now? think of a way to find new children. right... got it! what? we make ourselves look like the toys our kids got for christmas. we're not like them. it's easy. watch! teddy.. don't you know an alien from outer space when you see one? no. oh. oh i know! wait a minute. we go on telly, kids love that. click if you like it. ♪everyone in the whole family loves ♪yummy, nurishing, delicious, tell your mommy ♪to buy you yummy you can clap now. i didn't like it. i'll do it again. teddy stop it. we are what we are. we can't be anything else. i wanna go home. we don't have a home, not anymore. all we've got is each other. ♪ ♪once you had a ♪ dream, but it seems ♪ you'll always be ♪standing on the outside ♪ looking in ♪sometimes ♪life is so unfair ♪ but when it seems to you ♪ that n

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shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella.ove with progressive's claims service. >>> i wonder how he would fair against jack ma n ahannan's che >> the eyesight is impeccable. two miles they can spot a rabbit. >> if you can look at the eyes. the dark marks under the eyes, mother nature invented that because it is the only cat in the world, they have to hunt a weak cat. look at the foot, you have good guys here. they are perfect. the only cat in the world with retractible claws. 60% of the time the animal gets in the way. >> i'm here don't worry. >> this is the first time i have felt intimidated. this is a big beast. >> you see in the wild we filmed the comfort zone. >> how would this kill? >> it has to grab the throat and do the choke hold. >> if they move like a kill, they take the food and eat the cheet cheetah. the lion will kill the cheetah and eat it. this is a solitary cat. it is endangered throughout africa. >> they prefer to be alone. >> and she has her cubs. if you catch the world, they keep their cubs three to four ye

shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella. fall in love with progressive's claims service. >>> the deadline to make a deal and avoid the fiscal cliff less than 48 hours away now. the senate and the house convening this afternoon for a rare sunday session with the hopes of reaching a vote possibly tonight. but can they really get a deal done? yesterday i spoke with sheila, the former chairman of the fdic and she's been through some tough negotiatiions before. this is what she had to say about the chances of a deal and what might be included. >> this should have been resolved long ago and i do think, actually, they are going to get a deal, but i think more along the lines down the road. at least at this point that we'll get meaningful deficit reduction, certainly not meaningful tax reform. i do think, though, perhaps a permanent extension of the lower tax rates for those making at least under $500,000. the payroll tax cut on the other hand will go away, i think, is highly unlikely and that is going to impact a lot of workers. i

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shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella. lou: hsbc facing more legal problems tonight. it was a blower who worked as a former vice president and senior business manager is suing the largest bank, second-largest tank in the world for $10 million. said he was ongfully terminated from hsbc after he reported on suspected frauduleno accounts used for moneyer laundeng.n back in 2009. yesterday hsbc agreed pay are fine of $1.9 billion for transferring billions of dollars to nations including iran and drug cartels moving their money illegally through american subsidiaries. in to put it in perspective, hsbc made 16.8 billion in profits last year. joining us now, the whistleblowe the man behind the latest lawsuit.. and first, thank you for being . here. i wanted to turn first to finde out, the assistant attorney general that there would be noho individual prosecution even though the evidence of all the wrongdoing and working hsbc wit, terrorist nations sponsoringnd terrorists, and the mexican drug cartel. your reaction. >> i think it

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. >> shh presidentduring a multi-faith memorial service last night president obama offered words of comfort to the people of newtown connecticut. the president also read all the names of the lives lost. with time you told survivors. the fourth time we've console the families of victims. earlier in the day president obama met privately with relatives of the victims. the debate over gun control is heating up. many lawmakers are calling for the renewal of federal assault weapons ban. president obama promised to use the power of the white house to prevent similar tragedies. california senator says she would introduce a new gun control legislation at the beginning of next year's congressional session. >> the same bill will be introduced in the house. the bill to ban assault weapons. he says he believes the school principal should have had her own gun as a means of self- defense. multiple gun control bills have been introduced. not a single one has advanced to a floor vote. security procedures are being examined and reexamined. police are at the school to reassure parents they're ready for emerge

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shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella.ove with progressive's claims service. >>> welcome back to "hardball." what will a deal look like, if there is one, and who's going to wind up giving up more on the tax cuts for wealthy americans. harry reid says $250,000 is a threshold, but that may not hold. joining me now, josh green. josh, for the markets, for the business community, whether it's 250,000, i know it's a big deal for politicians, but 250, 400, 500,000, is there any real difference? >> absolutely none. the business community has said, ceos have said go ahead, raise our taxes, we don't want to go over the cliff because it's going to imperil the recovery. >> the market has been moving in a pretty volatile fashion. i don't know if we can show that chart that we had, but every piece of new news, whether it was up or down, you can see from the peeks and the troughs here, just from a facebook post, would send the market into turmoil. >> all along, washington will do what it always does. last minute, everyone will come toget

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there is one back there--shh.mmy chong comes on the show to defend legal marijuana and then we bring a conservative to argue with tommy chong. turns out now in afghanistan we're purposely targeting kids. that's a devastating story. then we'll turn back to have fun here because today is actually the one-year anniversary of the "the young turks" on current television. all right, it is, in fact, go time. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> cenk: man, these republicans cannot let it go. they are still crying about the he election. do you remember john sununu who was throwing out all those racial comments and we wondered if he just stoked the base or if he meant it? he meant it. they aggressively got out the base of their base. the base of their base that's dependent to a great extent economically on government policy and government programs. the eighth republican in a row to say oh, he lost, and he's giving stuff away, who is the base of their bases you know what i'm talking. man, when are you going to stop crying? you lost. get over it

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shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella.th progressive's claims service. >> i still have to get ready to see if i can do what i like to do best. he killed two firefighters before taking his own life. at the vatican. >> voters approved a new constitution. the opposition plans to appeal the results. and there is new tape out of the first lady with kids and the first dog who appears to be stealing the show. >> good afternoon. i am president and ceo of children's national. >> this is exactly what he does at home. he tries to beat malia and sasha to my lap this is one of my favorite things to do during the holidays is coming to the children's hospital to see all of you. i want to thank my escorts jordan and a.j. you guys are awesome. you did a fabulous job escorting me here. i made it. >> and those are the headlines this hour. we will have more news in the next hour. >>> our time and luck are both running out, but let's go all in and ask our oddsmakers as we always do, to place their bets on whether the new year will be coming up

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free pass because i know you know, chris, they took a poll on nra members and all gun owners on some shhone have to have a background check before they purchase the gun. 74% of nra members said yes, absolutely. and 87% of all gun owners said yes. so this is not that tough a vote sxishgs think michael's right. the nra will make a huge mistake if they come out firing. i think they need to say, look, guns have to be examined and so does the mental health system and so do violence in the movies and things like that. >> i think that there was so much talk, obviously, right afterwards and yet about change and yet at the same time you heard any number of especially republican politicians saying things like this is not the appropriate time to have this conversation when they are still bearing the victims and michael, there is a north carolina tea party group right now that will go forward, we understand with an auction that they'll raffle off two guns including an assault rifle similar to the one used in sandy hook and when asked about it they said this was scheduled before this happened. i mean

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