i'm uma pemmaraju. america's news headquarters live from the nation's capital starts right now. >> i believe such an indiscriminate approach would be both unwise and unfair. sometimes when i talk to immigration advocates, they wish i could just bypass congress and change the law myself. but that's not how democracy works. >> the problem is that, you know, i'm -- the president of the united states. i'm not the emperor of the united states. b my job is to execute laws that are passed. >> you have the power to stop deportation -- >> actually, don't. that's why we're here. >> there are actions i have the legal authority to take as president. the same kinds of actions taken by democratic and republican presidents before me that will help make our immigration system more fair and more just. >> well, as you just heard from our sound montage, up until this week, the president publicly declared he did not have the power to change laws unilaterally. in fact, on 22 previous occasions, beginning in 2008, mr. obama

. >>> hello, everybody, i'm uma pemmaraju. america's news headquarters live from the nation's capital starts right now. we begin with this fox news alert. american citizens kenneth bae and matthew todd mill remember now free men today. bea held in for more than two years. miller held for six months. president obama praising the director of national intelligence james clapper for his role in their release. >> it's a wonderful day for them, their families. we are grateful for their safe return. i appreciate director clapper doing a great job on what was obviously a challenging mission. >> now, today's release follows last month's release of jeffrey fowle and that means there are no americans being held by the north korea regime. dominic dinatelli join us live with the latest on the developing story. >> you probably can see by the look on president obama's face this is extremely good news. intelligence officials in washington saying kenneth bae and matt miller are heading back to the united states right now. miller was serving a

uma has more. >>> all right. thanks.l ahead, a rescue team works to free a woman trapped in a mudslide. we will show you the dramatic images next. ok, if you're up there, i could use some help. smart sarah. seeking guidance. just like with your investments. that sets you apart. it does? it does. you're type e*. and seeking another perspective is what type e*s do. oh, and your next handhold... is there. you don't have to go it alone. e*trade gives you the support and guidance to make informed decisions. are you type e*? . >>> you got to stop for a second and look at this rescue a brazilian woman is safe today after her house collapsed on top of her. the team dug out the 35-year-old after she was trapped for more than five hours. there she is. officials said her house was declared off-limits after several days of heavy rain and risks of mud slides in the area. ten other houses collapsed in that area. all in all killing one person. >>> well, it's a mystery that continues to baffle the medical community. over the last couple

hello, everybody, i'm uma pemmaraju. america's news headquarters live from the nation's capital starts right now. >>> and we begin this hour with round two for obamacare enrollment under this way at this hour. the white house is hoping a year of improvements to the troubled website will have paid off. as republican leaders in congress say, they have a main date from the american people to repeal it. the supreme court takes up a case that could remove a key part of that law. peter ducey standing by live. >> a year ago, millions went to healthcare.gov, tried to create accounts and get coverage and couldn't because the website didn't work. after months of hearings and firings and improvement, the second open enrollment period is here. many lawmakers are skeptical this time will be much better. >> obviously, the president's not signing anything big. he's going to have to continue to stake his legacy on what he thinks is the success of this law. we're seeing that's not the case with skyrocketing deductibles and everything els

he met uma thurman on the set of "gattica." >> i have this crazy idea. >> reporter: they were marriede years with two kids. >> was it hard to go through it publicly -- yes. yes. that is where the rubber meets the road, you know? what i tell my kids, what i tell myself is, these are the moments that define us. you know, and we're not defined by what's easy in our life. >> reporter: when the couple accept rated, his daughter maya was just five years old. >> it was really harod for her. she's now a junior in high school and she helps her friends. she ain't the only one anymore, you know? >> reporter: let me tell you what's going to happen. >> tell your mom this. are you seeing a therapist? okay. is it a good therapist? >> reporter: in an effort to be a more hands on dead, he turned back to the theater. most recent it will playing macbeth at new york's len conseco lincoln center. >> theater lets me do something i love and be at home. >> reporter: he's a movie star who wrote a serious novel and courted serious roles in gutsy movies, like his performance in "training day." >> you be dead by

. >>> hello, everybody, i'm uma pemmaraju in washington.nt obama just announcing new york federal prosecutor loretta lynch is his choice to be the next attorney general replacing eric holder. if confirmed, lynch will be the first african-american woman to head the department of justice. >>> new video out this morning as we learned two americans are on their way home after north korea releases them from captivity. kenne kenneth bae and matthew miller released by the north korean government. we will have the latest in a live report coming up in about ten minutes. >>> and an additional 1500 troops deployed to iraq. president obama requesting another $5 billion for the war against isis, including the cost to send over those additional troops. coming up on america's news headquarters, we will speak with former israeli ambassador dan gillerman who will give us his take on the impact. join us. >>> new meaning for the term pc police. a group add vacating for group afraid to use public restroom urinals are demanding networks pull this commercial. >>

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. >> so gale, one of the trainers here uma be again showing off your dogs here this weekend. >> this show the people can come in go, walk around, actually get up close to the breeds and actually learn about the breeds. they're on display. this is one of the only out of four, this is one out of four in the whole country that has a ben. >> great opportunity for dog lovers, great opportunity to see glamor in action. let's see the glam girl do her thing. we have a happy see. talk us through this one. >> glamour, show you how she can jump through a hoop. come on, glamour. come here. here we go, glamour, jump through the hoop. very nice. >> if that didn't impress you, maybe this will. >> let's take a look. one more trick. >> oh! hello. i was not expecting that. really quickly, we only have about 152nd left, let's unleash charlotte. because she has some tricks up her sleeve, as well. oh, sweet. so tiny. i love it. and once again, the national dog show happening this saturday and sunday, at the greater philly expo center here in oaks, pennsylvania, great job, charlotte. all right, glamour. w

. >> uma thurman?correct answer is cindy crawford. >> she looks a lot like her mom doesn't she? >> she looks really cute. >> i just talked to someone who worked with cindy throughout the years, diane von furstenberg. the first lady, duchess kate middleton and stars in hollywood have worn it. >> you created the iconic wrap dress. >> the wrap dress is what made me the woman i wanted to be. it made me famous. it made me successful. it made me money. generations after generations of women wear it all the time. >> yeah, i got wrapped up in diane von furstenberg hitting the vip tour of the designer's new l.a. store. >> i think dvf is the friend in the closet. we empower women. we celebrate freedom and we sell confidence. >> dvf the woman opening up in her new book the title thanks to a very famous friend. the book is entitled the woman i wanted to be. >> i always said i wasn't sure when i was a young girl what i wanted to do but i knew the kind of woman i wanted to be and i remember one day i said that to op

it gives us a uma element to this. she was the youngest person on flight 93. she was from san diego. she was about to enter her junior year. she had been eased visiting friends in new jersey and connecticut and her mother told me she was ticketed for a later flight. she got on the fighter must probably excited that happen. helga larson was the exact opposite. she was 79 years old. she was the oldest person on flight 93. she was born in germany and came to the country when she was six years old with her parents. she became as american as you could be raised two daughters was a bookkeeper and a teacher's aide. she was feisty. family legend has it that -- she hit him on the head with an umbrella. this was a new part of life for her. she was moving to san francisco to live with her daughter and her daughter's husband. she packed for suitcases. herb daughter told me she was so excited to pick mother at the airport for this new phase of her life. he was a world war ii veteran. he was a retired bartender at the palm restaurant in new york. he was traveling with a hea

generally further northwest you travel, the more snow uma fine in philly, it is a heavy rain, turningto snow, so we see lesser amounts, but still, two-four slushy inches of heavy wet snow. by thursday, and even beyond that point, all out of here. so the weekend for the holiday looks good, monday next chance for wet weather. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, it is definitely full swing rush hour, let's start with the vine st. expressway, traveling on the vine, westbound direction, approaching the area of the schuylkill, definitely delayed. i would say this delay stemming back toward broad street, now, once you get to the schuylkill expressway, that is where you drop down even more. 20 miles per hour your average, westbound, you have that same old pocket, approaching city avenue out through to gladwynn, eastbound making your way around the curve. eastbound 422 expect delays, 24 your average on the blue route, 14 on 95, big delays southbound out of the northeast, and watch out for this accident on the turnpike in jersey, ukee? >> thank you, we do it again at

on monday actress uma thurmon hosts the independent film award ceremony in new york.nesday is international day of people with disability, focus on making new life improving technologies more widely available. thursday sees lighting of the national christmas tree on the white house. friday is day for this year's grammy nominations with album of the year nominees to be announced on "a very grammy" christmas here on cs. and saturday is day for senate run-off election in louisiana. with democrat mary landrieu facing republican bill cassidy. ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollment. you'll never know unless you go. i did it. you can too. ♪ ♪ >> osgood: hole day socializing could have a downside. in the opinion of our contributor faith salie. >> about time we get a grip on the handshake. that ubiquitous gesture politicians, athletes and business people alike depend on it to demonstrate trust and respect. but

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generally further northwest you travel, the more snow uma fine in philly, it is a heavy rain, turningtill, two-four slushy inches of heavy wet snow. by thursday, and even beyond that point, all out of here. so the weekend for the holiday looks good, monday next chance for wet weather. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, it is definitely full swing rush hour, let's start with the vine st. expressway, traveling on the vine, westbound direction, approaching the area of the schuylkill, definitely delayed. i would say this delay stemming back toward broad street, now, once you get to the schuylkill expressway, that is where you drop down even more. 20 miles per hour your average, westbound, you have that same old pocket, approaching city avenue out through to gladwynn, eastbound making your way around the curve. eastbound 422 expect delays, 24 your average on the blue route, 14 on 95, big delays southbound out of the northeast, and watch out for this accident on the turnpike in jersey, ukee? >> thank you, we do it again at clock 55, up next on cbs this morning, l

to the white house or to the french or the british, it's a communication to what they would call an umapeople they want to absorb in this state they're creating. this is not terrorism, this is not an insurgency, this in their view is a cosmic fight that gives them the justification to use terror to pursue the fight. that's the chilling piece here. we think of these people as terrorists. they think of themselves as justified by a religion. >> do you think it was rushed, peter, rushed putting this video together? >> it's hard to tell. why would it be rushed? >> i guess i think they thought the fact that some analysts have said you didn't see parts of the process that you might have seen before. >> oh, right. i mean, it's quite possible that peter fought back in some way. he knew what was coming and he's an army ranger. he's been taught how to deal with hostage situations. he knew the end was inevitable and he may have not cooperated. >> do you think, colorado, they're under pressure? does this video reveal that? >> well, again, it shows over the last week we had the attack on baghdadi. th

they have one of their major rationales is they fulfill the requirements to bring back and unify the uma or world wide body of believers. >> tom, there anything in this video that would help investigators find this person? >> well, if you see the whole video, there might be. it appears they were in more of a hurry i guess when they executed him and did it the killings. so it could indicate they may have a worry about being outside in the open air too long doing too much with all of tear people in black robidass because of fear of being spotted by american aircraft or syrian aircraft or a drone or other things, so it is possible that they're a little bit worried about the possibility of being found as to their locations. >> cnn made a decision to only show the still videos, not to show any of the video because it is so disgusting and so barbaric him there is always a debate about whether or not talking about these videos is important to inform viewers ab how barbaric isis is or whether or not it plays into isis' hands because it helps them disseminate their vial propaganda. where do you f

umas joins a growing number of institutions distancing themselves.ult. cosby has never been charged and continues to deny all allegations. also, wednesday, tennessee's frida harmon university announced dr. ben carson will replace cosby as the scheduled speaker at its benefit dinner next week. >>> tragic news out of australia. a 25-year-old australian cricket star has died. on tuesday, batsman phillip hughes was hit on the head by a short pitch ball during a sydney cricket match. hughes was wearing a helmet but he collapsed shortly after what doctors called a catastrophic blow to his head. doctors performed extensive surgery, but there was massive bleeding to his brain and hughes never regained consciousness. >>> coming up, all right, eat on thursday, shop on friday. that's the way it's always been. well, lately retailers have started offering door buster deals starting on thanksgiving day. my next guest says that's a bad idea. that's ahead. this is the equivalent of the sugar in one regular soda. and this is one soda a day over an average adult lifet

quick question for anybody here from uma?tonight we shook up the shook up the senate.d nevada to pennsylvania avenue. as republicans in used to we've gotten the saying, why until the next have news for e i election has finally happened. a few minutes i spoke with sen. udal and thanked him for his incredible sacrifice and commitment to public service in the name of colorado a better place, in the name of working together for a smoother transition nine months ago in boulder i stood before you to accept nomination for united states sen. it was there that we recognize the great challenges that face to get to the state, saying then that we have signed up to be tip of the spear, the vanguard of the movement that sweeping our nation to break down gridlock and change the composition of washington dc. we have indeed reached at and have realized success of that movement. voters in that state have their and are not red, they are not blue, they are clear in their mission to washington dc to get the job out of the way. to work to fix the washington is out of step, and at a time. to