now with the return of sissi and the return of order, i think we see now the spring. we really do. >> he's attractive because he's not morsi. and the concern has always been to maintain and sustain the relationship between egypt and israel. >> when the arab spring swept egypt, a major motivator largely ignored by the west was the unleashing of anger against the government's policies toward israel especially the energy deals involving salem and maiman. >> one of the reasons i think for the revolution of 2011 the issue of selling the egyptian gas at low prices to, to israel. it was one of the issues that were highlighted all over the tahrir square and many felt betrayal. >> almost any egyptian that i mention my work to says, why did we export the gas to israelis given what they are doing to the palestinians? and why do we export it to them in 2009, during operation cast lead? the electricity that powered that invasion was in large part supplied by egypt. subsidized egyptian fuel was underwriting the israeli attack on gaza, now when egyptians realized that they were like

otra que pondra picante, calor y algo mas a la competencia sera sissy sot sissi fleitas/ participante05:38:16 "el amorrrr, que paso? hay que ponerle amor a todo 05:38:20 05:38:24 "hay que ponerle sason, el sason de uno" 05:38:26 track tambien veremos a el guapisimo actor y cantante venezolano gabriel coronel y a su paisana la actriz gabriela vergara sot gabriela vergara/ participante (clip ramfis0120) 05:29:40 "para todos fue una sorpresa, no sabiamos quienes iban a estar, la invitacion llego de un dia para otro, o sea creo que ademas lo hacen a proposito para que no tengas como estudiar antes" 05:29:52 sot gabriel coronel/ participante (clip 5251475) 05:37:10 "por lo menos a mi personalmente, o yo creo que todos mis compañeros, lo mas dificil fue no saber cual era el proximo reto 05:37:17 track: la lista de famosos que competirn en la completan kimberly dos ramos, judith grace, fabin ros, don pedro rivera, henry santos, y fernando vargas. los episodios fueron grabados en boston, massachusetts y el show ser animado por la reconocida chef colombiana americana ingrid hoffmann en su debu

otra que pondra picante, calor y algo mas a la competencia sera sissy sot sissi fleitas/ participanteorrrr, que paso? hay que ponerle amor a todo 05:38:20 05:38:24 "hay que ponerle sason, el sason de uno" 05:38:26 track tambien veremos a el guapisimo actor y cantante venezolano gabriel coronel y a su paisana la actriz gabriela vergara sot gabriela vergara/ participante (clip ramfis0120) 05:29:40 "para todos fue una sorpresa, no sabiamos quienes iban a estar, la invitacion llego de un dia para otro, o sea creo que ademas lo hacen a proposito para que no tengas como estudiar antes" 05:29:52 sot gabriel coronel/ participante (clip 5251475) 05:37:10 "por lo menos a mi personalmente, o yo creo que todos mis compañeros, lo mas dificil fue no saber cual era el proximo reto 05:37:17 track: la lista de famosos que competirn en la completan kimberly dos ramos, judith grace, fabin ros, don pedro rivera, henry santos, y fernando vargas. los episodios fueron grabados en boston, massachusetts y el show ser animado por la reconocida chef colombiana americana ingrid hoffmann en su debut en nuestra ca

>> i think-- >> would you call me a sissy?i wouldn't call a woman anything other than "thank you" and "yes, ma'am." >> oh-ho, you're soft. you're soft, marcus. >> whose idea was this place? >> i had vision. >> is that why you didn't put her name on the business? >> thank you. >> i have a 35-year reputation. >> what's the answer to that? why is her name not on the business? >> because nobody would recognize her name. they would on--they would recognize my name first. and we're wor--we're working with a brand, and my-- >> [laughs] did you actually just tell me that? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. she's got to earn her stripes. she's got to earn her stripes. >> are you gonna help me? are you here to help me? >> i'm more motivated to help you than i am him, i can tell you that. >> help me help you help me. [laughing] >> i'm concerned right out of the gates that michael thinks his name is more important than it is. and i think it's getting in the way of him making good, solid business decisions. he's letting his ego drive it, not the n

go on home, sissy. i don't [ bleep ] short-timers anyway! >> in addition to yelling through their doors, donald pippin and bobby gilbert communicate by passing fish lines between their cells. >> everybody's here for a reason. you know, i think he's got his issues just like everybody else, you know. i ain't going to buy no helicopter and help him escape but i hope he does get away one day, you know. >> bobby has been on good behavior for a year, trying to clean up his disciplinary record so he can be transferred to a prison in northern alabama. >> i don't get to see him but about twice a year because he's in atwater and i'm not financially able to drive down there every month. >> it's a financial strain on her. she has to miss work to drive 400 miles down here. >> i want him closer to home where i can go and be with him. >> it's not about me. i'm going to be locked up wherever i'm at. it just takes some strain off my mom because she wants to see me and i want to see her. and while i understand punishing me or making my life, you know, miserab

. >> leadership in the community, when we see swinging here today and sissy and some of you know her, and helped to start a lot of the funding and organization in the community that helped to fund the domestic violence communities today and so we want to thank all of these leaders for their leadership, nufn us would be here without you. >> and when we say justice, we don't just mean going to jail, we mean justice, we mean restoration and we mean healing and we mean justice for everyone. justice takes a strong district attorney office. george who is team is here today, liz, sam and all of the attorneys and advocates that make the families comfortable as they are going through what can be a long, long, process. and we work together, and it was lucasa and do an excellent job to help everybody navigate that system. >> greg suhr and the department and to make the tough decision and help every day and they save lives and help the community heal and they help all of us stay connected that is what part of the justice is. and the next one and mary and we have a family friend here today who wil

academy award winning actress sissy spacek is 65. and jimmy buffett is 68.cheeseburger in paradise. i'm ayman mohyeldin. thanks for watching "early today." have a terrific holiday, everyone. >>> a fire, and not the first time the firefighters have been at this house. >>> and a look at the people giving of themselves to make the holiday special for thousands of the bay's special. let's take a live look at look feller center in new york, all lit up as the crowd is ready to come out and celebrate this national holiday. it is thursday, december 25th, christmas. you're watching "today in the bay."

. >> sissy spacek. >> singer annie lenox is walking in a winter wonderland turning 60. >> and basebally henderson turns 56. happy birthday, and merry christmas, baby jesus. jesus. ♪ >>> "here comes santa claus" is right making his way around the world right now, making dreams come true. >> just as it's done since 1955, the folks at norad are tracking santa's progress right now. we know that on the way to the u.s., he encountered a bit of light turbulence over the eastern atlantic. probably a result of the storms we've had rolling through. somehow, though, we'll bet santa will complete his rounds as he always does. and santa is being very generous to the four-legged friends in all of our families. >> that's right. that's one of the signs of an improving economy, animal lovers are splurging this year often spending hundreds of dollars on dogs and cats. abc's brandi hitt shows us the hottest gifts. >> reporter: move over kids. christmas is going to the dogs. and even the pigs. this holiday season, the american pet products association predicts people will shell out more money than ever be

she had at least six boys and sissy. seven children. it was not -- it's a big subject.ry, very big subject about his and so on and so forth. we will not begin to go into it. she was just the mother of the relationship, but he was not going to be listening to her opinions. is that who you meant? absolutely. yeah. she was in a way a good wife to him because she did what was needed. >> i saw in one of the  that look said like she was wearing a royal navy uniform. i was wonder figure you can talk about the relationship with the royal navy and in the split personality and how that impacted the naval race and the tensions in europe. >> that are is the right kind of question to ask here. it's so true. another thing i cut out of the talk so i am pleased. it was an extraordinary thing. these royal colleagues, the three of them were forever exchanging uniforms. they would make each other admirals and their navies. or colonels in the russian army. he was wearing all this sort of thing. it's an extraordinary thing. in william's case, shall we call him william. he is wearing the en

surfing in the tropics is for sissys. >>> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. eve from what i gather. >> that's right we have to track that in the near future chilly and cold, 32, 7 a.m. tomorrow morning and that will be temperature. 37 at 10 a.m. mostly cloudy intervals of sunshine as the day wears on. 41 at 1:00 in the afternoon and same thing at 4bg. meteorologist chris sowers has the latest tomorrow morning on 6abc. >> very good thank you melissa. >> the rest of the "action news" team will be on 6abc tomorrow morning as melissa mentioned beginning the 6. hits keep oncoming as broadway sensation brings mowtown to philadelphia. this week in 6abc loves the arts philadelphia. this week in 6abc loves the arts goes behind the mowtown the your referee for today's matchup. let's meet our competition. here is team blue. - hi i am megan the founder of save the mums and mutts benefiting the mummers museum and treetop animal rescue. i have jason, billy and eric here with me tonight. and sorry guys you are going down. go mums and mutts! - philadelphia's known to be a to

let's go to our correspondent jamal joining us from the tunisia capitol tunis so abdel-fattah el-sissiying one thing and the other saying it's too early, what is the mood the capitol tunis, jamal? >> well, elizabeth, great anticipation, essentially people are waiting and hopes to find out who will be the next president and it is a significant election to say the least, obviously not at least because for millions of tunisia people this is the first time in their life saying who leaves the country and lack of clarity is to who won the election is causing a bit of confusion and most exit polls and most of those observing this are indicating essebsi vick arn his competitor who is the interim president post revolution clinged on to hope of in terms of him keeping that position but whether that hope will bear any sort of fruition is unlikely and unlikely that he was going to win and an under dog coming into this election. however, we are waiting to find out those results roughly 8:00 p.m. tunis time. >> what are the issues for this election, how do the two candidates differ from each other?

working out, doing my martial arts and showing that i do know how to fight, and i'm not as big of a sissys everyone is taking me for because of the original video. >>> caught on camera reached out to adrian, aka polo boy, but he declined to participate in this story. back on the strip, things have changed for several street characters since the bat max-polo boy smackdown. >> i work with five guys besides myself. and we call ourselves the avenger league now. so a lot of us are working in teams now. a lot of characters also carry pepper spray and tasers and other weapons that are legal to carry. >> and what if polo boy ever answers his callout? >> if we see each other again, i'm going to ask him, are you sorry for it or not? if he is, i will forgive him, but if he's not, then, let's set it up, buddy. seriously. >>> coming up -- holiday shoppers scared stunned. who is making a scene at this new jersey mall? ♪ i want to sit on you >> when "caught on camera: when you least expect it" continues. . at the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. right now, for practically just your signature, you could

and female students led colleagues in marches showing opposition to the president abdel-fattah el-sissil very much aligned. away from the university iron ironically from the square a symbol of the protest that brought about the fall of mobarak they were tied together and this is a response of the security services. police beating them to the ground, activists say dozens of people were arrested. since the january 25 uprising there have been severe divisions against revolutionary groups and post military and the president of sisi say there is now an opportunity for them to unite once again and none of egypt's known political figures have stepped up it appears that the country students are taking the lead. al jazeera. >>> china will not allow british mps to enter hong kong as part of an inquery into britain relations and former colony and comes after hong kong saw violent protests two months ago and police moved in to clear the site near government headquarters and want the people of hong kong to be allowed to choose candidates in the 2017 elections without interference from beijing and ro

thursday muslim brotherhood aired what it said were leaked audio recordings of president abdel-fattah el-sissilking about forging evidence and interfering in the judicial proceedings against morsi and t.v. station said recordings reveal generals discussing ways to deceive the public and court regarding the deposed president's where ants and detained by the army after a military coup in july of 2013 and he was being held at the secret military location and that made the generals nervous. in one of the recordings a man said to be the military legal advisor tells egypt's navy commander what needs to be done to avoid weakening the court case against morsi. >> translator: we have to be ready for the worst case scenario otherwise the spying case will fall apart and spying and cases will be underminded and the place morsi was detained on july third and sent to the prison would be proven illegal, this will undermine all the legal cases against him. >> reporter: the prosecutor accused the muslim brotherhood of fabricating the news and staging the recordings and also ordered an investigation into the le

i'm sissy biggers, local girl.i'm a local girl and it was so funny when frank mentioned "all my children," i don't know if you're aware of this, you're in pine valley right now. pine valley, exteriors for pine valley were done -- >> is erica kane here. >> ruth joe are in the other room waiting for you. the. all my children, the exteriors were done in southport, connecticut. you really have to have a food question for frank or something really relevant for al less sandra. then you said, "all my children." i will go local. we're here in pine valley, fairfield, connecticut, truth be told a lot of people don't go to new york from here, from the fairfield train station or from southport. if you're going to go into manhattan with your family for an even, and you will get off at grand central, frank, where are we going to go for dinner within walking distance and have an easy trip back to the train? because, everybody is always asked me, where am i supposed to could in midtown where i can have a real experience. >> it's i

investigation that was launched to find out how this document, the so-called panetta report, ended up on the sissyt one of the documents the cia intent intended to shar. what happened to that investigation? >> what about this allegation that the cia was illegally searching for documents, in her words, almost effectively breaking the law, separation of powers violation if >> i'll let the current director answer that question, because i haven't been charge of the cia in six years. >> what stunned you the most in read thing document? i spoke with alberto gonzales, he was the white house counsel, he authorized it with john rizzo. he says when he saw some of the stuff in here, he was stunned by some of the stuff that was going on that he didn't know about. he knew about the waterboarding, the sleep deprivation, but not some of the other torture. >> the one you focused on was the rectal rehydration. he didn't know it was going on because it was not an interrogation technique. what stunned me about the report most was the fact that it was written in the way it was written. it is an unrelenting prosecutor

in fact she had six boys and then sissy, you know. seven children. but it was not -- it's a big subject, a very, very big subject about wilhelm's sexuality and so on and so forth which we won't even begin to go into but she was essentially just the mother of the children and the wife. i wouldn't say they had a bad relationship at all. but he certainly wasn't going to be listening to her opinions on anything. is that who you meant, donna? yes. yes. absolutely. no, in a way she was a good wife to him because she did what was needed. you know? >> i saw -- continuing with wilhelm, i saw in one of the photographs, it looked like he was wearing a royal navy uniform. i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about his relationship with the royal navy, again the split personality and how that impacted the naval race and increased tensions in europe. >> that is, of course, the right kind of question to ask here. it's so true. it is another thing i cut out of the talk actually so i'm very pleased because it was an extraordinary thing because these royal c

and have you know that your and your sissy miss -- and your succinctness will be much appreciated by this committee. before i defer to the gentleman from new york, the ranking member, i would like you to know that anything you have in writing will without objection be entered into the record. make sure the green button is on. that will help us all. i would now like to yield to the ranking member, the gentlewoman, mrs. slaughter. >> thank you very much. we have all looked with some anxiety to this very moment. we are going to see whether we will have a government shutdown or not as we lurch from crisis to crisis. the thing i have to say about this, 1600 pages right here released in the middle of the night, not one member of the committee was able to read all the way through it. no opportunity for public input, no committee hearings, no committee markup, and no time to adequately consider $1.1 trillion in spending. perhaps if the majority had spent less time trying to prevent people from getting health care or investigating a nonexistent scandal in benghazi, we would have had time to p

in fact she had six boys and then sissy, you know. seven children. but it was not -- it's a big subject, a very, very big subject about wilhelm's sexuality and so on and so forth which we won't even begin to go into but she was essentially just the mother of the children and the wife. i wouldn't say they had a bad relationship at all. but he certainly wasn't going to be listening to her opinions on anything. is that who you meant, donna? yes. yes. absolutely. no, in a way she was a good wife to him because she did what was needed. you know? >> i saw -- continuing with wilhelm, i saw in one of the photographs, it looked like he was wearing a royal navy uniform. i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about his relationship with the royal navy, again the split personality and how that impacted the naval race and increased tensions in europe. >> that is, of course, the right kind of question to ask here. it's so true. it is another thing i cut out of the talk actually so i'm very pleased because it was an extraordinary thing because these royal c