tonight the warriors welcome the trailblazers to town. the pride of oakland is on their team. he would love nothing more than to beat his hometown team. as of late it hasn't happened. it's been a house of horrors for the trailblazers, they lost seven straight in oakland, including in the semifinals. even with the recent success, they'll have to be at their best to instead that win streak. >> you know what type of teams that are out there, obviously playing at a high level, play offteams last couple of years. and when you see them in the regular season, you know you've got to show up in order to get a win with us at home or on the roads, how explosive they are. we obviously know them very well from playing them in the playoffs last year. and the battles we had in the regular season last couple of years. they're always energetic, high intensity games that you look forward to. >> college hoops, santa clara taking on washington state. in the second half, matt townser misses a jumper. broncos go up 11. then later in the half, charles has the easy bucket. 12-0. they go up one. santa

>> i'll let the history books analyze that. >> reporter: you're a female trailblazer. you have some informed opinions, i would think. >> i think there were a lot of biases against her. you know what we find when you break the glass ceiling, you end up living in a glass office where everything you do is scrutinized. >> on behalf of all the women who have broken down barriers for others -- >> reporter: it's not just mikulski feminism that makes clinton's defeat so crushing, that her own democratic party lost touch with the kind of working class voters this baltimore native says she never stopped fighting for. >> there are people right now in baltimore that have, you know, three part-time jobs. many of my constituents feel that they're either losing their job overseas or they could lose it to a robot. >> reporter: you know you sound like donald trump, right? >> no, i think i sound like barbara mikulskmikulski. >> reporter: she admits the election results make it tougher to leave. a lot of her work on obama care and beyond may be undone. >> you cannot take a recing wr ball

do you see yourself as a trailblazer for others from south africa and from africa by taking on such a prominent, important position in the us entertainment world? >> i see myself more as a proud citizen. i've always considered myself kind of a citizen of the world and once i was afforded the ability to travel, i graciously grasp that with both hands and i embraced it. i always tell people to travel. just try to travel. my favorite quote is that traveling is the antidote to ignorance and i truly believe that it is. so for me, i'm really proud to come from a country where we achieved odds, we achieved things that are insurmountable, did things that no one believed could be done. we had a bloodless revolution and it's not a perfect country but we managed to find a way to shift power from a minority that was essentially running a dictatorship and moving that over to a majority that was running the country and still is and it's not overnight, that's why i sayfreedom is a lot of hard work . but i feel like they came from an exceptional place, a country that's a trailblazer so i'm honored to

we are pleased to start today with the two trailblazing women. dana perino is going to be interviewed by jackie who was also a trailblazer. in 1992 as the first hispanic person to ever be tapped to anchor a news program, network news program. we are very glad she returned home to south florida where she anchors the nbc six news. she has won the four emmys in this position and also serves on the board of the university of miami and the charitable organizations. so, please welcome jackie and she will be introducing dana perino. >> thanscenic thank you. good morning. [applause] it is an honor to introduce the next guest. she's a wonderful author of two books now. it's about power to the next. if you have read her resume you know it is a fact in huge accomplishment when you were the first at anything she's one of the most popular posts on fox from "the new york times" best-selling author and now let me tell you about jasper and has millions of followers on social media. is there anything she cannot do that is major pedigree right now that we have in

film industry at the 74th golden globe awards.the 8 time golden globe winner has been called "a trailblazer" who "paved the way for women in television... film and stage." first lady michelle obama and ryan seacrest read to young patients at a washington children's hospital. .mrs. obama has visited the hospital the past eight seasons. seacrest and the first lady read the "night before christmas.." to a group of children and answered their questions. one of them....what is mrs. obama getting the president? she said "it's a secret." still ahead ... the popular product one candle company is recalling.and ... when you can get some of your christmas four major retailers have been slapped with lawsuits over alleged "fake" sales. j-c-penney, sears, macy's and lawsuits for "false reference pricing."the suit claims the companies misled customers into thinking they were scoring big discounts on the items they purchased.the retailers have declined to comment on pending litigation. a recall on 31-thousand candles. it's for yankee candle's luminous collection fragrance line. the square glass jars can cr

later, two female officers talk about their experiences as trailblazers in the u.s. military. >> next, on american history tv, we hear from three medal of honor recipients from the vietnam war and the war in afghanistan. the medal of honor is the highest military award for valor during combat given by the president in the name of congress. this 40-minute talk is part after three-day conference hosted by the american veterans center. >> all right. let's get under way here. another highlight panel of our conference. if you've scent program, you know that's an understatement. to moderate this panel on the medal of honor, i'd like to welcome to the podium michael g. glad well, chief operating officers from the congressional medal of honor foundation. mike? [ applause ] >> thank you. and it's indeed a pleasure to be with you this morning. and we thank you. we thank you for the decision that you have made at a very young age to serve our great country in uniform. it's an important decision. it's a critical decision. and it's a decision that will probably be one of the most

. >> our next panel is titled "american valor, legends and trailblazers."e are to have as our moderator jonathan allies, a journalist at

welcome to the panel on leading women, trailblazers of the u.s. military. this is sponsored by northrup grumman. we have amazing women here with you today. i graduated from west point in '94. i served as intelligence officer for 14 years in the united states army and army reserves. some of my assignments included being a battalion s-2 in korea. working on joint mission at the air force base in turkey. served three years in germany, and stateside, colorado, maryland, d.c., virginia, where i finally separated as a major. then i co-founded the gi film festival, a nonprofit film festival that bring the military together for a week in the spring in d.c. and every fall in san diego. it's to preserve the stories of men and women in the military. and it helps bridge the civilian-military divide. i'm happy to be here to help moderate the panel for today. just a quick show of hands, how many people are going to be going into the army? i think we have a lot of cadets. how many people are -- let's see, military, not just army. i'm army focused. a little more hands. gre

. >> what do you think as a female trailblazer?ou have some informed opinions, i would think. >> i think there were a lot of biases against her. you know what we find when you break the glass ceiling. you end up living in a glass office where everything >> on behalf of all the women -- >> it's not just mikulski's them anymore that make's clinton's defeat so crushing, it's her own democratic party lost touch with the working class voters this baltimore native says she never stopped fighting for. >> there are people in baltimore right now that have three part time jobs. many of my constituents feel they're either losing their job overseas or they could lose it to a robot. >> you sound like donald trump, right? >> no. i think i sound like barbara mikulski. >> she admits the election results make it tougher to leave worried a lot of her work on obamacare and beyond may be undone. >> you cannot take a wrecking ball to the very agencies designed to help american workers get on their feet. >> still, the first woman to ever chair the appro

despite all his struggles and there were many, the singer will be remembered as a trailblazer who pushed. ♪ just let me go >> i do have a strong belief in my own ability to write music that people will relate to for years and years. >> of course, the music world lost another innovator this year. it's hard to believe it will mark the one-year anniversary of ziggy stardust, the one and only david bowie. >>> we'll say good-bye to some of the stars of the small screen, mrs. brady, florence henderson touched all of our lives and she was a mom to her tv children who shared with us the special memories of this lovely lady. >> i'm hers, she's mine. how lucky. how lucky i am. how lucky we all are. florence's heart was so good. you know? it's so funny because, you know, yeah, she played mother that, you know, many people joke about or say, you know, it's just so sweet and everything, but you know what? she was ttat sweet. she really was. >> she was a lovely lady they sing about in the brady song. >> she was the love liest of ladies. >> shortly after her passing, maureen's brady bunch brothers felt

so i see myself as less a trailblazer and more someone who is writing to heights because of those who rose before me and that is one of the main things my mom said to me. in the book i have it as the biggest thing my mom wanted, every generation should be further forward than the one that came before us. [applause] >> host: questions? [applause] >> we have time for questions? if you can come to the mike, just line up. as all of you know, trevor noah has a day job. he will be traveling on a tight schedule. we are going to only be able to take a few questions to allow him to make it back. and everyone is lining up. we will do the daily show tomorrow from this spot. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, i enjoyed hearing you. thank you. i lead a tour group in 1994 to south africa and we is that it's soweto and the children in the will dance, it was very moving. we had a native south african tour guide helping us and he surprised me when he said there were better times during the apartheid because most of us are unemployed and we have been fired from our jobs because they have to give us fa

. >> it was a trailblazer in the fast food industry. mcdonald's is finally jumping on the home delivery train. mcdonald's is rolling out a delivery service for select cities in florida, the first time in the u.s.. it uses uber to track the moreess and -- more and restaurants use third-party services like uber to deliver food. fast food chains are try to catch up to not lose out. i'mthe big news in america, informed that mcdonald's already carries out these kinds of home deliveries in many cities across asia. perhaps a little bit surprising it has taken this long to catch on in its home market. think you very much for a look at the latest business news. we're going to take a quick break but the news continues. 8úxúaçç=Ñ)ssosssg? 12/16/16 12/16/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracacy now! >> for them m to introducece 25 bills on one d day in a special session a a not infoform anyonen the other side of the aisle or the citizens, is nothing but tyranny. takeortrth carolina needs to heed,

she was also a trailblazer. she went to new york in 1992 as the first hispanic person to ever be tapped to anchor a news program, network news program. we are very glad that she returned home to south florida where she now anchors channel six, nbc six news. she has one, four emmys indisposition picture also serves on the board of the university of miami and numerous other charitable organizations. so please welcome jackie nespral, and she will be introducing dana perino. jackie? [applause] >> thank you. good morning. i you having a good time so far? anyway, it's really an honor to introduce our next guest, and she is a wonderful author of two books now. it's a girl power to the max, right? i love it. dana perino was the first woman to serve as press secretary for a republican president. if you read a resume, if you read wikipedia, you know that. that's a fact and that's a huge accomplishment. whenever you are the first in anything. she's one of the most popular posts on fox. she is a "new york times" best-sellin

is he not described as a trailblazer, a leader or anything like that?s like i said is he there as a mention on the exhibit about anita hill and what the people speaking for the smithsonian did have to say many compelling stories about african-americans who have been successful in various geeldz. we can't include everybody in our inaugural exhibit. we want to know at some point because we just opened is there going to be another exhibit? will will there be some changes to the exhibit sphwheel keep watching. we would like to know. people from the left and the right who have criticized this and say listen, regardless of what you think about his legal philosophy or position, we still think he is a major historical figure in this country and he should be included. we will see. >> so it's on the mall, which is public land. >> um-huh. >> smithsonian, not exactly a public institution but crypto public institution as i understand it the coming, the taxpayers have no recourse? >> that's the interesting part. that's what a lot of the lawmakers raising questions ab

. >> warriors and trailblazers stiped off. steph curry and damian hill lard facing off.'s get to the highlights, including dogs performing tricks. i wish i could train my producer to perform like this. ian clark has not missed a shot in six quarters. kevin durant, 21 through two quarters. damian hill lard off the mark. curry rebounding, up to draymond green, splash. then steph with the deep catch and shoot three. right now warriors lead 98-64 in the third quarter. >>> cal hosting cal poly. bears looking for a record setting 20 straight wins at home. first half, completes the alley-oop. ten-point bears lead. bird goes baseline, finishes with a reverse. he had a career high 25. cal ended the half on a 21-3 run. second half, bird throws it down. cal wins their 27th straight home win, a school record. 81-55 the final. >>> santa clara hosted by washington state. brownridge gave the broncos an 11-point second half lead, but then went ice cold. josh hawkenson and one. and then charles callison lays it in. cougars take the lead. santa clara, just two points in the final six minu

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her personal life but i was encouraged by gender historians to tell the life of a pioneering, trailblazinglawyer, woman, i needed to do so. when i found out not surprising she had affairs, she had affairs with people that wouldn't interfere in her trailblazing career. you could say her pension for passion may have caused a federal judgeship. i think it's important for people to know today the choices today that an ambitious career woman of 1930's had to make and the choices she had to make to pursue her career. >> do you think because of the climate that it's a little bit difficult to interview or to do research on a woman versus a man in history? >> freed me to dig deeper than perhaps i could have if she were alive. the thing that makes it harder to do research about a woman is that there were so fewer pieces of documentation. she had never been asked to do an oral history although all of her counterparts had been well documented. she never kept a journal or dairy perhaps for fear to be used against her. that's a particular challenge for people writing about women that isn't often the cas

. >> this morning, the nation mourning a true american hero that turns legend and trailblazer may be thrown out a lot but there are few that have truly lived up to such praise. john glenn was one of those people. the astronaut, businessman, senator and family man died at the age of 95 thursday. john glenn was many things but above all else, he was a pay free ott. tom costello brings us more on his life. >> reporter: john glenn was more than an american hero. for more than half his life, he was a 20th century icon. perhaps best known for what happened on february 20th, 1962. the first american to orbit the earth and put america back in the space race with the soviet union. >> i feel fine. the feeling is tremendous. >> the late t.j. o'malley was at the nasa controls that day. >> range operations, go. >> until he died, he kept the button he pushed to send glen into orbit. >> we hit that engine start button and i said, may the good lord ride all the way. >> god speed, john glenn. >> john glenn returned to a hero's welcome and invitation toss address congress. >> as our knowledge of this

but i was encourage by gender historians to tell the life of a pioneering, trailblazing woman i needed to do so. when i did i found perhaps not surprisingly that she had affairs with people who had not interfere with her trailblazing career and it led to her being the subject of both fbi and congressional investigation. you could say her penchant for passion may have cost her a federal judgeship. but i think it's important for people to know today the choices that an ambitious career woman of the 1930s had to make in the choices she made to pursue her career. >> to think that because of the climate that it's a little difficult to interview or do research on a woman versus a man in history? >> that's a good question. to put it this way, bessie was already deceased when i started the research which in some ways freed me to dig deeper than perhaps i could've if she were alive. the thing that makes it harder to do research about a woman is that there are fewer pieces of documentation she had never been asked to do an oral history, although all of her counterparts have been well documented.

. >>> up next tonight, a moving tribute to a trailblazing american hero. ♪ >>> back now with a showdownn the high seas between the u.s. and china. the pentagon is demanding the return of an underwater drone it claims was stolen by china. a u.s. navy research vessel was supposed to pick up a drone like this one, in international waters. but u.s. officials say a chinese warship swooped in and took it first. ignoring requests to return it. the unmanned vehicle was reportedly on a non-classified oceanographic mission. >>> a horrifying scene in san francisco, where at least ten people were injured when a car plowed into a bus stop. a police official said two people suffered life-threatening injuries. the cause is under investigation. >>> thousands gathered today to pay last respects to an american hero. the public lined up at the ohio state house where the late john glenn was lying in state. glenn was the first american to orbit the earth and later represented ohio for four terms in the u.s. senate. >>> up next here tonight, santa's little helpers, asking for the public's help to give away a

>> reporter: john glenn was a true trailblazer on earth and space. today, nasa tweeted god speed, john glenn. those same words were uttered in 1962 when the military test pilot became the first american to orbit the earth. glenn's success boosted the nation's spirits and earned him parades and accolades but he was not done. he won a seat in the u.s. senate, representing his home state of ohio as a respected democrat retiring in 1999. still, glenn was not done. in 1998 he he returned to space at age 77 to help test the effects of space on aging. in 2012, president obama awarded glenn the medal of freedom. >> i'm sure the congressional record will be filled with pages of appreciation and recognition of this extraordinary american's name. the u.s. marines tweeted the corps lost a legend today. semper fi, sir. >> in 2011 glenn received a congressional gold medal along with buzz aldren. the 86-year-old had congestion in his lungs and is expected to be released from the hospital today. >> today, ground breaking for what will be san francisco's second talle

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