so maybe tim scott will be the first domino to fall. >> nearly all the republican candidates plan newampshire stops between christmas and new year's. in years past it's been quiet in new hampshire. but the new hampshire crowd this year why? in part it's because of the widely held view that ted cruz looks pretty solid in iowa and his rivals are looking for a chance to win elsewhere. there's a sense if donald trump loses iowa and his winning brand is called into question there could be a big and sudden resuccessfuling in new hampshire. marco rubio's team knows its candidates snopt leading anywhere and hoping to generate a surge. and take this one as you wish, two veteran new hampshire operatives working for other campaigns says they are seeing signs it may be premature to write off jeb bush. pre-season is over. time to play. thanks for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you in the new year. "state of the union" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> the final push. just days before the start of 2016 the candidates are pressing the flesh and making their case in the early sta

tim scott would be an interesting pick out of south carolina also tea party. it all depends on who the nominee is and what gap they need to fill. the one piece of advice i would give the nominee on either side is do not pick a token because you think you need check off that box. don't possum kingdom lake woman because there's a woman running on the other side and don't pick a hispanic. big somebody you get along with, that you trust and that the american people have confidence in, can take over on day one if need be. >> that's right. that's the most important. >> somebody who can be president. >> that's right. i had that experience with al gore back in 2000 in selecting joe lieberman who i thought filled many gaps that vice president gore had at the time. look, i do believe that the republicans have a wealth of politicians that might be available to be on the short list. may not wish to be on the short list. >> right. >> if it's donald trump i don't think donald trump is going to look at the so-called republican establishment. >> so who, mark cuban? >> carl ic

tim scott has it. ronald reagan had it. but he can present our message in a wholeful, aspirational, yet principled way. i didn't go to iowa to tell people how to vote. i would never tell anybody in greenville or spartanburg how to vote. i'm happy to tell you who i'm gonna vote for and why, but you have to decide who you think is best. patrick: as the leader in the house investigation of hillary clinton and the benghazi attack of 2012, gowdy told me that he never mentions benghazi on the campaign trail. he says benghazi is about four murdered americans, and that it's not about marco rubio, secretary clinton, or president obama. on that last topic, as the lead investigator into benghazi and former secretary of state hillary clinton, gowdy has received some criticism for endorsing a candidate that could some calling it a conflict of interest. michael: thanks, patrick. wyff 4 has a way for you to give back on this new year's ev in fact one day left to give. , we've teamed up with the greenville news and the asheville citizen-ti

tim scott has it. ronald reagan had it. but he can present our message in a wholeful, aspirational, yet principled way. patrick: rubio has made a name for himself when it comes to national security, but the sitting senator has also come under fire for being absent from capitol hill at times. >>>>ays after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret breifing on the terrorst threat. marco rubio was missing. >> when i hear marco talk, and he's talked the same way for the last five years about military and defense matters, he supports a strong, robust the world is safer when we have that. patrick: on immigration, rubio was one of eight senators who once teamed up with president obama for a comprehensive immigration reform bill. >> yeah, i didn't support the gang of eight. and i've had a lot of conversations with senator rubio about it, back then and now. i view it as a sign of leadership that you're able to say, you know what? maybe i was wrong. patrick: donald trump once hinted at gowdy being his attorney genera

when you talk about tim scott and nikki haley, those are republicans with whom i have very few policyin a very different place. will they aggressively try to push mr. trump out and is cruz the right person to go to since he is still "hearting" mr. trump so hard. >> when you put southern politicians like tim scott and nikki haley and all of our congressmen and you start watching them campaign -- you heard what nicky haley said about mr. trump's comments, hurtful, maybe embarrassing to the republican party. but it does garner votes of that 25% disenfranchised voter that's mad at washington and the current circumstances. but in south carolina they're not mad at nikki haley or at our elected officials. we are used to a good, tough contest here. if mr. trump can survive it, so be it. because he'll head into super tuesday -- i contend nobody can afford to buy the media on super tuesday. the earned media coming out, sunday talk shows after our primary will be a big deal but i think it will still ebb and flow. cruz, rubio, it is all going to move in be exciting for us. >> thank you from colum

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joining us now to share the rest is south carolina senator tim scott. at least you rhyme. some of mine did not. tell you the truth, i have a very creative staff, and when presented with the opportunity to bring attention during this legislative lull, i thought it would be very important for us to make sure that the cover of darkness was not used again by this administration to do things we know the disagree with. if you think back to the recess appointments, the supreme court ruled unconstitutional. the fact of the matter is, the president consistently uses that lull to do things that are inconsistent with what i think is in the best interest of the average person and average place in this country. >> senator scott, as you know, in recent testimony on the hill, the president's own attorney general, laurietta lynch, said that current law does not allow him to act within his executive authority to close down gitmo. a., are you concerned he will try anyway, and b., is there any sort of reasonable compromise in the new year that both sides can come together

thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable richard durbin, the honorable tim scotthonorable steny hoyer, the honorable steve scalise, the honorable eleanor norton, and the honorable mia love. >> the year was 1860. a republican from illinois, abraham lincoln, was the republican nominee for president of the united states. while candidate lincoln did not call for the elimination of slavery, he firmly stated that he was opposed to slavery's expansion into the territories. southern states were skeptical of lincoln's motives. they threatened to secede from the union if he was elected. lean forward to january 31st, 1865. the 13th amendment passes the united states house of representatives. however, the constitution requires that three quarters of the states officially endorse a proposed amendment before it becomes officially part of the constitution. in springfield, illinois, it was a matter of local pride. immediately the amendment passed on the 31st day of january. a senator telegraphed the governor of illinois urging him to ensure that president lincoln's home state wou

the republican senator from south carolina tim scott is with us right now.ou have other things going on right now including this poverty summit. i want to touch with you about that, but on the trump surge, what do you make of that? he has a prohibitive lead at least in these polls, senator? what do you make what south carolinians are saying? >> neil, happy holidays to you. no doubt about it. thank you. the poll numbers are strong for trump in south carolina. i think this christmas season an important east -- season to reflect what wee have to be thankful for. but reality, is real campaign and real polls when people start voting. i think that doesn't start until mid-january when people turn their attention to the primary process and specifically here in south carolina. we've seen a lot of polls, i would love to see cross tabs on the polls. i have not seen the cross tabs. reality of it this will be a very strong state, if you this state it will create momentum. donald trump today is leading in the state. neil: it's a state also that has very evangelical fervor

. >> so i greatly admire the tim scotts of the world and frankly ronald reagan and marco rubio who canmunicate our message in an aspirational hopeful way, and that to me is persuasive. when you like someone personally, you agree with them on the issues and you think they're persuasive messenger for our movement, for our party, then it may be an easy decision for me. tom: joining me is fox news contributor and former reagan political director ed rollins. i started laughing because you started laughing because i was talking about how trump thought trey gowdy was great. >> you either like him or don't like him. trey gowdy is a well-respected member of congress, endorsements don't make a whole lot of difference. in this particular case, it's one of many that will come. trump's a different animal. he plays by all different rules and beat up just about everyb in the race one way or another. >> sure. >> my sense is what he's done is captured media attention, since june 16th when he announced 70% of all cable television network has been about donald trump. tom: amazing. i was asking you before

bush known for colorful, unique sock collections, so a recent event in south carolina withÑ senator tim scott had my dad's socks on. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> i was wondering how long it was going to take. ,,@uuq) ] >> this is my way ofÕ'm honoring the bush family i picked up the habit a couple months ago. kaí8o >> it is friday, december 4th. tos a knocks news lart. details em americaing about the suspects hine the san bernardino shootings. we get a look at the explosives discovered inside their home. why the carnage could have been even worse. >> the first officer to arrive at the shooting scene describes the horror. >> the situation was unreal. it was unspeakable the carnage we were seeing. >> the harrowing account from the hero cops that will give you chills. a milestone, the pentagon allowing all women on the front lines of combat. why some are still not sold. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. you are watching "fox and friend first on this friday. you have almost made it to the weekend. i am lea gabrielle in for ainsley earhardt.>> i am heather childers. new details

. >> so i greatly admire the tim scotts of the world and frankly ronald reagan and marco rubio who can communicate our message in an aspirational hopeful way, and that to me is persuasive. when you like someone personally, you agree with them on the issues and you think they're persuasive messenger for our movement, for our party, then it may be an easy decision for me. tom: joining me is fox news contributor and former reagan political director ed rollins. i started laughing because you started laughing because i was talking about how trump thought trey gowdy was great. >> you either like him or don't like him. trey gowdy is a well-respected member of congress, endorsements don't make a whole lot of difference. in this particular case, it's one of many that will come. trump's a different animal. he plays by all different rules and beat up just about everyb in the race one way or another. >> sure. >> my sense is what he's done is captured media attention, since june 16th when he announced 70% of all cable television network has been about donald trump. tom: amazing. i was asking you be

you haven't seen the nikki haleys and tim scotts involved. think graham will be out by the time the primary happens and he might endorse somebody and then i think that nikki haley can endorse. the field has five, six, seven candidates. this is the real test where the rest of the primaries are. new hampshire has too many people right now. >> andy, perry brought up the most interesting name for a lot of us nationally, your governor, nikki haley. people think she's going to be at top of the list when it comes to potential running mates. where is she? where are her people? has she given any hint where she's leaning in the republican primary? >> she's not provided any hint so far, and she has said she may endorse at this point. i mean, you know, part when we ask her about being vice presidential possibility she says you're not able to get rid of me that easily. again, a lot is going to depend, i think, on, as you all were pointing out, is that whether we're going to be at five, six candidates, it's a more narrow field, more focused at this point i

endorsements of trey gowdy endorsement today, yesterday, of rubio, what nikki haley is going to do, tim scottto do, go on down the line to the other states in texas, but this -- one thing that you and i have talked about before is this is going to be a very fast cycle. 31 primaries will be under the belt or caucuses. 24 of them are primaries. 7 are caucuses. by april fools day. >> look, i'm going to tell you this, cayden dawson, you can blame the media for his rise, i'll give you that, but if he wins south carolina, i'm blaming you. former chairman of the south carolina republican party, thank you for your time tonight. and there's more ahead so stay with us. want bladder leak underwear that moves like you do? try always discreet underwear and move, groove, wiggle, giggle, swerve, curve. lift, shift, ride, glide, hit your stride. only always discreet underwear has soft dual leak guard barriers to help stop leaks where they happen most and a discreet fit that hugs your curves, you barely feel it. always discreet underwear so bladder leaks can feel like no big deal. because hey, pee happens. ge

that somehow i'm responsible and along with me, conservatives like senator mike lee, like senator tim scottt vote still? >> absolutely. >> but we hear law enforcement agencies saying they can't get the san bernardinoio terrorists infought as you of the fiviaers. on one side you had my friend and colleague, senator rand paul, who wasn't to shut down all sfrshlg that we're -- >> is mark owe rubio a big republican candidate? >> he has far to easy do get involved where it does not. >> big democrat reports are just as dangerous? >> do you think big marco rubio is a big? where the result of their policies has made america less safe because what it has done is it has helped the radical islam ek terrorists -- >> so what's -- in the last two weeks, super packs of rubio and bush have launched attacks on me. several other candidates running on the reb side has launched pee. hillary clinton nobt my kree at. >> up next, what's driving the day on wall street? cnbc's no. >> you're someone who doesn't compromise and you're never willing to settle. >> britain just confiscated 15,000 hoverboards saying the c

and scott kelly and tim copper did a space walk monday. a rail car had stalled and needed to be resecured by wednesday. >>> a federal judge has denied bail for enrique marquez, saying he presents a danger to society. he's been charged by conspiring to provide material support to terrorism in addition to other counts. marquez bought the guns that were used and allegedly alleged to conspire attacks back in 201021. they planned to use guns to attack a college and a freeway. neither plan was acted upon. he was charged with illegal buying the rifles and visa fraud and he faces up to 35 years in prison if convicted on all charges. >>> a texas grand jury has decided not to diet any county jail employees in the death of sandra bland. the 28-year-old chicago woman was found dead in her county jail cell in july for allegedly changing lanes without a turn signal. the traffic stop was caught on dash cam video and ended with lam being arrested for assault. medical examiners ruled her death was suicide by hanging which the family questions. last night t

the tim scotts of the world, ronald reagan and marco rubio who can present our message in a hopeful wayonally, you agree with them on the issues and you think that they're a really persuasive messenger for our movement, for our party, then it made kind of an easy decision for me. >> what about the criticism, obviously the fellow congressman, you are seen in washington on a regular basis. the fact that jeb bush, donald trump, chris christie and others have criticized the senator for missing his -- missing votes, and then going out campaigning across the country, and criticizing those very bills that he had an opportunity to vote upon. what do you make of that criticism? fair? >> well, i -- i think in this day and age, probably everything is fair. i've heard criticisms of folks that i never thought i would ever hear. it's a tough business to run for president. and marco has thick skin. ultimately, you know, the people of florida decide whether or not he's there a sufficient amount of time for them or not. i think senator rubio's point is, he's running for president to make those votes act

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scott kelly and tim were scheduled to spend three hours repairing a rail car, which is jammed in place. they were able to move the car back to its storage location, freeing the move for the supply mission. this is dw news, live from berlin. we will see you again at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ damien: hello and a very warm welcome to "focus on europe," with a look at some of the main stories shaping the lives of europeans all over the continent. i'm damien mcguinness. thanks very much for joining us. on the program today -- the lights are going out for the tartars of crimea austrians quite literally up in arms about migration. and spanish singles head to the countryside, and it's more than fresh air they're after. when i lived in the former soviet state of georgia, electricity cuts were really common. you'd be sitting in a bar or a restaurant and suddenly the lights would go out. but georgians are an irrepressible bunch. so people would just whip out a few torches and candles and

. >>> and gop senator tim scott.ransferring terrorists as quiet as a terror snug in their well guarded beds. while visions of returning to al qaeda or isis danced in their heads. you can find it on congressman scott's twitter page. all right, brian, over to you. >> okay. let's move on, fox news alert. the battle to retake ramadi continues right now as the iraqi military closes in they say on the isis controlled area. it was a major blow when isis took over the city in central iraq over in may. that is the capital of anbar province. could this be the key victory in the fight against the militant group? could mosul be next? here to talk about it is fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters. we're not there the iraqi forces troops are not there yet ieds and some dead enders are still in town. does that bother you? >> first of all, merry christmas, brian. >> same to you. >> and second, no it doesn't. because urban warfare is tough. it's gritty. it's up close and personal. and i think the iraqis were a li

that is scott kelly and tim croupa floating outside of the station. took them a little over three hours included fixing a railcar so a russian spacecraft can dock tomorrow. >> liftoff. forward for space x. yesterday one of its rocket launched, deployed 1 satellites and landed again without issue. the three previous unmanned rockets exploded after liftoff. space x have two more launches neck month to deploy more satellites and in january plan to resume supply missions to the space station. >> julie: pretty high-tech there or high-tech here too. times. to the map where you can see things moving along nicely on the expressway. 128 northbound and southbound look good. take clear from framingham through the weston tolls into brighton. 11 minutes on 24 from 106 to 128. 29 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. 10 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. fox25 stormtracker meteorologist shiri spear joining us, and shir, we can expect to be dry for the start of the commute, then things -- lane start to fall, right. >> b

andy and scott join us now with what to expect in the coming days. andy: it was snowy in des moines . on trees in tim right around 60 scott: -- california. scott: the first time since 1981, iowa made it here to the rose bowl. andy: we are going to have put give coverage starting with media day. 8:00 l.a. time. we will have complete coverage leading up to the granddaddy of them all on friday. from downtown los angeles, with scott reister, i am andy garman. eric: the week of festivities continued for the iowa hawkeyes monday and they definitely won't be hungry when friday's game comes around. the hawks went to the lawry restaurant for the annual beef bowl. the beef bowl began in 1956 and is billed by its organizers as college football's most enduring pre-bowl game tradition. between the whole team the iowa hawkeyes ate 612 pounds of beef that's a lot of protein. and we're counting down the minutes to the big game. right now we are exactly three days, 11 hours and three minutes away from kickoff. you can watch iowa take on stanford friday at 4:00 iowa time on espn. elizabeth: the storm that dumped sever

. >> astronauts scott kelly and tim kopra replaced a stuck rail car at the international space station. it took two solid whacks to give it a good jolt. the repair was necessary so that a russian spacecraft with three tons of food can dock on wednesday. >>> sacred heart community service is giving families in the south bay a healthy feast for free. >> any family that comes in will receive a 60-pound box much like thanksgiving with fresh fruit and vegetables, canned goods and either a turkey, ham or chicken. >> abc 7 news was in san jose where volunteers have been packing and distributing those holiday food boxes. sacred heart is giving toys to 6,000 kids in need. >>> a newborn baby and a brand-new officer. >> and a chance meeting that saved a life. >>> this is abc 7 news. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00 tonight, it is raining in the bay area. take a look at all that green on live doppler 7 hd. how long will it stick around? >>> officers will not be punished for exchanging racist texts. you'll hear from one attorney who says this ruling jeopardizes future investigations. >>> are you

tim scott can do it. president reagan can do it, i can't do it. i know that hope is important. i was in it of that when my wife made me go to a wedding with her this past summer. i shouldn't say she made me. my wife and i went to one. i didn't want to go, but she said, you have to go to your sister's wedding. i went, it was the same verse you here at every wedding, these things remain the greatest, hope and faith and love. it is ok to have faith in this next decade. it could be the greatest american decade. it is ok to have faith that that could be true. it is also ok to be helpful as you are delivering the message of conservativism. you don't have to be angry or upset, you could be helpful. -- hopeful. if you told me five years ago i would be in iowa getting ready to introduce the son of cuban immigrants, the son of a bartender, the son of a lady who did housekeeping. i would first of all tell you, that is only in america. i would say, are you sure? i have done what i am asking you to do. i have analyzed the candidates. i have picked mine. you need to do the same thing. i hope

tim scott can do it, president reagan could do it, others can do it. i can't do it.ow that hope is important. i was reminded of that when my i went to a fe and -- i didn't want to go but she said you have to go to your sister's wedding. it went and there's that same verse you hear in every wedding. these three things remain, hope, faith, and love and the greatest is love. we know that home and faith must be important to even be in the next sentence. it's ok to have faith that this next decade or century can be the greatest american century. it's also ok to be hopeful as you're delivering the message of conservativism. you you don't have to be angry and upset. you can be hopeful. so if you told me five years ago that i'd be in iowa getting ready to introduce the son of cuban immigrants, the son of a bartender, son of a lady who did housekeeping i would first of all tell you that's only in america and i would say are you sure that's where i'm going to with in five years? but i've analyzed the candidates and i have picked mine. you need to do the same thing. i hope and

look at this video, scott kelly and tim kulbrook floating outside of the station. took them three hours to finish the job to a russian railcar >>> we have liftoff. >> catherine: a major step forward for space x. yesterday one of its rockets launched and deployed 1 satellites and landed again without an issue. the first successful launch for the company and the three previous unmanned rockets exploded after liftoff. space x has two more launches neck month to deploy more satellites and in february plan satellites and in february plans to resume.supply missions to the space station. >>> time for gene and julie to check in on festive stories. >> julie: have you seen this one, a bright pink tree decorated with hello kitty similar to gene's tree at his house. you go with the hello kitty theme every year. >> gene: always have. >> julie: she is getting a little bit of trouble from bang little bit of trouble from bangor, maine. decorating her classroom for 30 years. doing tough math problems. we are working on figuring that out on our own. here is the tree. she is getting

the video of scott kelly and tim kupra floating outside of the station. took them a little over three hours to finish the job which involved fixing a railcar to a russian cargo spacecraft can dock tomorrow. >>> we have liftoff. forward for space x. yesterday, one of its rockets launched and deployed 11 satellites and landed again without issue. the first successful launch for the company. the three previous unmanned rockets exploded after liftoff. space x has two more launches planned to deploy more satellites and in february. plans resume for a supply mission to the space station. >>> a lowell family is thanking their 84-year-old neighbor this morning from saving them from an early morning fire. judy kneely noticed flames. called 911 and ran across the street. she woke up the family and they were all able to get out, but judy said she is no hero. >> my grandchildren putting me on facebook and over the hills and people calling me. oh, my lord. >> reporter: you don't feel like a hero. >> no, i don't. . >> reporter: investigate are not yet determine the cau

. >> axelrod: american astronaut scott kelly sent greetings to earth. british astronaut tim peake tried to call his wife, but spaced out and dialed the wrong number, later apologizing on twitter to the lady he called by mistake. now to the race for president, donald trump remains the republican front-runner heading into the 2016 election year. the latest national poll has mr. trump at 39%, far ahead of ted cruz, ben carson, and marco rubio. it's a quiet holiday on the campaign trail, but as julianna goldman reports, not a completely silent night. donald trump attended midnight mass, a service wishing peace and good will to all. but trump's holiday spirit has its limits. in a string of twitter attacks, the republican front-runner took credit for the obama administration's plan to deport hundreds of illegal immigrants back to central america, ridiculed jeb bush, and said, "i look forward to running against hillary clinton, a totally flawed candidate, and beating her soundly." trump has used an unconventional playbook to dominate the race with insults and controversies. he's re

scott kelly. the other was american tim coprow who arrived last week. >>> even though gas prices are falling now. you could end up paying more at the pump in virginia. vre wants a minimum gas tax in the budget plan. the gas tax is already factored into the price that you pay at the pump. this would ensure a certain amount of money is paid to the state that money funds roads, highways and mass transit. >>> the chinese capital, beij g beijing, can dealing with a wave of smog. it settled over beijing on saturday and will last until tomorrow. many people wore masks as they went outside. the smog is largely blaned on coal burning power plants, industrial pollution and the booming number of cars they have. >>> pope francis is making new year's resolutions for the catholic church. the two major reforms he plans to go through with. >>> u.s. marshals are focusing on the mother in the search for 18-year-oldetten couch. he's the same teen some say got off easy with probation after a drunk driving crash that killed four people and hurt nine others back in 2013. officials in texas think couch's running becaus

astronauts scott kelly, tim peake, and tim kopra sent down a season's greeting from the international space station. they said they'll be circling the earth about 16 times on christmas day, and they said they send all their good wishes to everyone around the world. weeks away from the new year and numbers one and six arise in times square. everyone had a chance to take a photo with the numbers he for they were taken to the top of one times square. frank: hard to believe that christmas is here, new year's just around the corner. it does not feel like it outside. i think we are all being brainwashed by this weather. hard to believe today is the last day of fall, 53 degrees today. . 35 the low tonight. the wind is switching from the south to the northwest and that will coolest down just a little bit, but still not bad, 40 degrees. tuesday, mid 40's with sunshine. marcus: captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for

take look at this video, scott kel and he tim copra floating outside the station and took them a little over three hours to finish the job which involves fixing a railcar so russian cargo spacecraft can dock tomorrow. >> >>> catherine: major step forward for space x yesterday. one of the rockets deployed 11 an issue. this is the first successful launch for the company. the three previous unmanned rockets exploded after liftoff. planned for next month to deploy for satellite and they hope reusable rockets will lower the cost of space travel. >>> catherine: one local family waking up to new skylight coming up following unusual disaster at their home. shiri? >> shiri: right now temperatures in 40s and 50s and mostly just drizzle out there, 5:00 p.m. that will be the end of the showers, so in between i'm timing out downpours >> gene: plus elderly spend less time chasing sales room at the table. amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. your four legged friend deserves something as special as everyone else in the family. amazing prices everyday and homegoods. energy suppl

scott kelly of nasa. they will spend six months in space. major tim peek is the first british astronaut to go into space. and we just checked and on social media he's trending worldwide on many platforms. this soyuz launch, okay, looks like separated from the booster there, the launch hundreds of experiments including one that could help crew members breathe a little easier. less than ten seconds away. let's listen. >> on sequence. >> second umbilical tower now separating. booster igniting. engines firing. ramping up the flight speed. and liftoff. liftoff of tim coper and timothy peek on their way to the international space station. >> and we are off. >> soyuz delivering 930,000 pounds of thrust, single core engine. >> in addition to delivering all of that, there are going to be hundreds of experiments that these astronauts bring up to outer space. one of them, an experiment that could help astronauts in space breathe a little easier. radiation to microbiome, they're going to continue to conduct science of the earth for earth and beyond, they say. 46

tim and stacy. i love the owl on top. thank you all and keep those submissions coming! jessica rae scott: adlib scott: quiet pattern is in place as we start off ououfirst full week of cember. today, we'll have sunshine and a high about 50. tomorrow, there'll be extra cloud cover and the afternoon shower then we'll clear wednesday with high back over and a brbrzy south wind ll carry temperatures into the middle and upper 50s. today's high is 50 with sun. tonight, expect some fog and a low of 29. tomorrow's high is conditions and maybe a shower or two. here's the 7 day forecast fwhere we'll see 50s before a cooldown this weekend. we'll have sunshine and a high temperature of about 50. tomorrow, there'll be extra cloud cover and the chance of an ufternoon shower passing through. then we'll clear back out on wednesday with high breezy south wind will carry temperatures into the middle and upper 50s. today's high is 50 with sun. tonight, expect some fog and a low of 29. tomorrow's high is 50 with partly cloudy conditions and maybe a shower or two. here's the 7 day fo >>> good morning, america

mission accomplished quickly morning as kelly and tim copra fixed that unexpected jam on the outside of the space station 250 miles above us. scott up there doing his one year in space experiment, he was wearing the red stripe on his space suit, they unstock the mobile transporter rail car. now, nasa and houston had remotely moved that car on wednesday when it became stuck about four inches from where it needs to be. >> three, two, one. and liftoff. liftoff. >> reporter: the unscheduled space walk was necessary because of this, the russian cargo ship progress launching this morning from kazahkstan. it arrives at the space station wednesday morning, and the stuck rail car was in the way of where that was going to dock. back to you, jon. jon: thank you, phil. jenna: new next hour of "happening now," the new "star wars" movie smashing opening -- smashing records opening weekend. jon: big goof up at the miss universe pageant and we will bring that to you. jenna: we will see you back here in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" starts now. >> this is "outnumbered." i am andrea tantaros. here with us today is harris faulkner, katie pav lich, an

tim's tree. i love this one! thank you to everyone who submitted a picture so far... we can't wait to get more of them. jessssa rae scott: adlib scott:we're on track for a much quieter weather day as our snow system spins eastward. we'll have cloud cover this morning followed by sunshine in the afternoon. then we'll have some warming temperatures as we move forward through h e week crackingnghe 40 degree mark by snow! today's high temperature is 34 with gradual clearing. the overnight low is 10 and it'll be clear, calm, and cold. tomorr's high is 37 and it'll be mostly sunny and seasonal. here's the 7 day forecast. cloud cover this morning followed by sunshine in the afternoon. then we'll have some warming temperatures awe move forward through the week cracking the 40 degree mark by friday with melting snow! today's high temperature is 34 with gradual clearing. the overnight low is 10 and it'll be clear, calm, and cold. tomorrow's high is 37 and it'll be mostly sunny and seasonal. here's the 7 day forecast. jessica rae

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scott gilbert, alan gross' lawyer, did an outstanding job. he traveled countless times to cuba to advocate on alan's behalf and u.s. officials. my foreign policy staff tim reeseer went you o down severals to boost alan gross' morale, visiting him in prison and bringing him messages. but my larger purpose, along with senator flake, was to finally put the cold war behind us to start looking forward to a new era. like senator flake and many others, i was convinced that such a step would be widely embraced by the u.s. business community, by religious groups, by academia, by the scientific community, the media, and americans across the political spectrum. i also knew it would be welcomed around the world, including in countries where people believe in democracy and human rights as strongly as we do, that we would open ourselves to cuba. i remember when we finally did, the ambassador from a south american country told marcel and myself, we've always respected america. your relationship with cuba was like a stone in our shoe. now the stone has been removed from our shoes. because they know that alan gross' release ushered in a new day in u.s.-cuba relations. i