senator has been through round of chemo he was hospitalized this week at walter reed.nks to the doctors at nih and walter reed who have been treating him, he's doing well, in good spirits, he's looking forward to heading back home to arizona for the holidays, our thanks to everyone who has been sending thoughts and prayers to the sector this week. we greatly appreciate it. he remains one of the toughest men on the face of the earth as you know. >> dickerson: that we know. send them again, our prayers to him and family. thank you. all right, so now to this week let's start with the tax bill, jeffrey is going to pass, get funded by the president unless something really crazy happens. >> which is not impossible in this america. >> dickerson: right. >> you're right, probably pass. dickerson: so, give us your sense of that, what that means? >> i think broadest political sense, i think that this takes donald trump's pretty bad year and might move it into the not bad category in the following sense. he started his term, first year with a supreme court victory, might end with

president trump leaving on marine one headed to visit patients at walter reed medical center.what he had to say. >> merry christmas, everybody. i'm heading over right now to walter reed medical center to say hello to some of the bravest people anywhere in the world. they're great people. i'll be coming back right after that. i will be over there for awhile. just gonna wish them a merry christmas, happy new year. we love those people. thank you. >> what about the u.n. vote? >> dana: president trump declining to take questions and heading up to visit patients at walter reed. no doubt, they will be glad to see him, as will all the medical workers up there. the morning walk was so peaceful. until... it... wasn't. don't let type 2 diabetes get between you and your heart. even if you reach your a1c goal you are still at risk for heart attack or stroke. talk to your health care provider today about diabetic heart disease. and find out more at heartoftype2.com. your heart and type 2 diabetes. make the connection. for 100 years, heritage and innovation have made gillette the #1 shave i

. >> i'm heading over right now to walter reed medical center to say hi.i'll be there for a while. but we are going to wish them a merry christmas and happy new year. love those people. thank you. >> we love walter reed for everything they do for our wounded servicemen and women. but to jeff zeleny we go, our senior white house correspondent, you can hear them shouting questions, the press, a big day, and still cr tomorrow. pretty short and sweet. >> it was, brooke. we tried to ask questions about the u.n. about so many things this white house is facing. and the president heard them all, of course, but he makes the decision when he answers them and does not. one thing we are still waiting to hear is there ha year end news conference as must presidents has done. time is it running out before he heads to florida for holiday vacation. so if that will happen, that likely had happen tomorrow. but he is visiting walter reed right now which of course is on the northern side of washington, just a couple miles from here at the white house. he'll be visited the woun

back in washington donald trump spending time visiting troops at the walter reed medical center, taking purple heart to a soldier being treated at the facility. >> we are going to wish them a merry christmas, happy new year and we love those people. >> reporter: during the campaign donald trump openly criticized the united states involvement in afghanistan but since taking office he has said he plans to focus on defeating terrorist organizations in the country. rob: first a chilling christmas threat aimed at the vatican, then one aimed at times square, isis is using santa claus to question an attack just days before christmas. ambassador nikki haley standing firm after the un votes to condemn the recognition of jerusalem as his relapse capital and move the embassy. our next guest, the director of the israel project, says the move will only strengthen the united states ties to israel. millions of americans heading home for the holidays. are you one of them? todd pyro at new york airport just outside the city. >> reporter: get ready to meet some important people, these were the ones that

one source telling cnn his ability to get on a plane to leave walter reed here in washington, and return, is a good sign. john and poppy. >> that is nice to hear. sunlen serfaty for us on capitol hill, sunlen, thanks so much. >>> also new this morning, a call from some democrats there for senator al franken to reconsider his resignation. >> that's wests virginia senator joe manchin, saying that franken was, in his words, railroaded by their fellow democrats, that he deserves an ethics committee investigation before he resigns. listen to this. >> i definitely think he should not resign. i think he should submit himself, which he has willingly done and offered to do, and go through this complete process of an extensive ethics review. i've seen a person that his -- that his own caucus has turned on and it just made me sick. it really did. they know how i feel. my caucus knows i'm very upset with this process other lack of a process. >> mrj j. lee following the story joining us from capitol hill. surprising? >> well, this certainly has created some new chatter about whether senator franken s

a fight between two coworkers at walter reed annex escalated. one of them pulled out a gun and shot the other one to death. john gonzalez is live at the scene, and apparently these two had a history of tense encounters. john: adrianna, it sounds like these guys did not like each other. police chief peter newsham said the shortly after 8:00 this morning, and the shooting actually occurring on the grounds here at walter reed. it is still an active scene at this hour. a tow truck now moving into move away some of the vehicles involved in this. this area is also under construction. both men involved in this believed to be workers here. the chief says he believes they were shuttle bus drivers that shuttled construction workers in and out of the area. both men knew each other. they had a history, and today they had a nasty argument that turned violent. the chief telling me there was a serious assault occurring when one man pulled out a gun, shooting and killing the other. reedis section of walter is pretty isolated. there are very few people up here.

he was recently admitted to walter reed.d is returning to ares and will leakly miss the vote on the tax bilk even without mccain they're expected to have the votes needed. >>> travel nightmare for thousands of passengers, a power outage at atlanta's international airport has brought flights to a grinding halt. >> atlanta is the world's busiest airport. fox's brian llenas shows us how stranded passengers are dealing with the outage tonight. >> i apologize for the inconvenience, just be patient with us. >>reporter: a power outage at the world's busiest anything like that causing a travel nightmare right as the holiday travel season ask kicking off >> we certainly understand that the outage is caused frustration and anger and we're doing everything that we can to get folks back home right away. >>> the power went out at the heartsfield jackson atlanta international airport shortly before 1:00 p.m. local time grounding all flights in and out and creating a massive backlog on the tma inside >> they're not a backup system? you wou

the president spent sometime visiting wounded warriors at walter reed medical center.d in afghanistan last month. white house chief of staff john kelly haason was killed in afghanistan seven years ago accompanied the president walter reed. well he is a jolly old elf and beloved by millions of children and grown ups around the world. so here's a question. how does santa managed to all that he does year after year after year? some very smart people at georgetown university have posted some theories. ♪ >> this a santa's time to shine. so how does he do it year after year? without getting any older? it seems that santa doesn't really age. of course he does. it's just that his rather copious amount of fat known as skin tone and decreased rin ringling, heightened bone density and improved cardiovascular immune funk. granted there are still genetic factors that santa and all of suss to deal with and for santa this is seen in his mail pattern baldness, oh, yeah. and loss of pigmentation in santa's beard, right. >> so he's in great condition. but doesn't the cold weather at the

the arizona senator is being treated at walter reed. such a touching moment there as he tried to comfort megan mccain. speaking about beau's courage. >>> how much you pay for basic internet service could be decided by the federal government. >> the federal communication commission is set for a final vote on this. meagan fitzgerald has moore. >> this is probably something you've heard about and not know what it means. you could be paying more to surf >> the preferential treatment to certain content, could charge you more for basic services. the rules approved in 2015 were intended to keep the internet open and fair to everybody. they bar internet providers from speeding up or slowing down traffic to certain websites and apps. but today, the fcc vote could change that. >> i don't think it's going to be the end of the world immediately. but it definite live opens the door. they can't go to somebody else for better service if they don't like their service now. >> the republican controlled fcc is expected to pass the repeal 3-2 across party

the senator is being treated at walter reed hospital for normal side effects of his ongoing cancer therapy. sources inside describe the 81-year-old war hero as increasingly frail. senator cochran has had a number of health problems this year. he had an outpatient procedure to address a nonmelanoma lesion on his nose. but he is doing well and available now if needed. vice president mike pence planning a trip to israel in case he needs to cast another tie-breaking vote. the tax push unfolding as one of the biggest proponents paul ryan dismisses rumors that he is leaving congress after the 2018 midterm elections. >> you're not quitting any time soon? >> i'm not. >> reporter: some of his close friends saying the speaker has been doing soul searching about his political future. >> the president did speak to the speaker not too long ago and made sure the speaker knew very clearly and in no uncertain terms that if that was true he was very unhappy with it. >> reporter: they head out to the fbi national academy in quantico, virginia to address the graduating class there. it will be interesting to

he visited those he calls "some of the bravest people anywhere in the world" at walter reed national center. during the visit - the president awarded a soldier wounded this year, with a purple heart. new information -- this morning about the man accused of intentionally running down pedestrians in melbourne, australia. police now say that man told investigators he heard voices before driving into a crowd of terrified shoppers. 19 people were hurt. right now police are calling it a "deliberate act" - but not terrorism. new details about the so-called slender man stabbing case in wisconsin.. 16-year-old anissa weier se but she could be released in three years. authorities say wy'-er and another girl tried to kill a classmate to impress the fictional internet character, slender man. the other defendant, morgan geyser , will be sentenced in february. prosecutors say gy'-zer stabbed payton leutner 19 times, while wy'-er urged her on. lyt'-ner survived. a crazy scene in kansas city, missouri. cows - loose on a highway after a cattle truck overturned yesterday. it was carrying nearly a hund

john mccain because he's returned to arizona to undergo physical therapy after having treatment at walter reed center last week. host: if there is something going wrong with the republican it, where as they see is it expected to begin? what are you watching for today, surprise does come up? this will be a major surprise if a vote, this t would be shocking. you never know, you have to hold there is a surprise, i guess it would be in the house, if you had some people facing tough elections, they don't want to vote for this thing. that would be quite a shock. host: you mentioned bob corker, controversy that flared up yesterday surrounding in this provisions egislation and whether they whe were or weren't directed to him personally. guest: corker was the only vote against this bill in the senate and he did so because he was concerned about deficit and said he changed his vote. it also was revealed over the provision was e added to the bill at the last moment that basically lowered tax rate for -- donald trump corker made -- speculation in the press that this provision was last to win corker. made

michelle: john mccain is said to be brain cancer at walter reed. mccain's office said the 81-year-old is treated for the normal side effects of cancer therapy. the republican leaders are confident he will be well enough to vote on the tax reform next week. jonathan: if he is not, mike pence delayed the trip to israel in case he needs to cast a tie-breaking vote. today marco rubio said he will vote no unless there is increase to the child tax credit. he is the second republican senator to oppose the bill. >> great guy, very supportive. i think senator rubio will be there. we are doing well on the tax front. jonathan: the president but speaking at an event touting the regulation. look at the tape from the left. 1960. on the other side the current day. he is curting the red tape and says -- cutting the red tape to go back to the 1960 and less than that. >> amid protests out unspecified threat the federal communications commission voted to end net neutrality. the commission three republican members voted to repeal while the democratic members vote no.

at walter reed medical center. his office has said he will be there for a vote. but sources are telling cnn that his health is very frail. we should note that president trump called walter reed yesterday and spoke with cindy mccain, the senator's wife, to offer best wishes and to check in. before heading to camp david, the president was asked about john mccain's health by reporters, but he did not give any indication as to how the senator was doing, fred. >> all right, boris sanchez, thanks so much from the white house. >>> of course there are some sticking points and there have been along the way for this tax bill. senator marco rubio threatening to vote against it at the last minute. but then the late edition now of a $2,000 child tax credit change is from a yes to a no. they wanted this included, something that wasn't in the house version. senate won out and the final version eliminates that mandate. i want to bring in our political panel. julian seleteser, cnn political analyst and historian at princeton. and our other guest, reporter for "the washington post

trish: president speaking moments ago as he made his way to walter reed hospital.oke to reporters. let's listen to what he had to say right now. >> [inaudible] >> want to say merry christmas to everybody. i'm heading over right now to walter reed military medical center to say hello to some of the bravest people anywhere in the world. they're great people. i will come back right after that. we'll be over there for a while. but we're just going to wish them a merry christmas, happy new year. we love those people. thank you. [shouting questions] trish: not taking any questions. i kind of thought he might, right? he has lot to talk about now, a lot to be happy with, with the tax cut getting through. it is not perfect. we know that, but it is very good, at least from the corporate side. hopefully for the individual as well. we have a market that likes it. 24,812 on the dow. turn gears here. i want to talk about a story we've been talking about quite a bit here. remember uranium one? and the clinton fiasco. justice department make rag renewed push to look at highly ques

one source said he left walter reed medical center "exhausted but okay" and that his ability just toet on a plane was a pretty good sign. >>> the head of the neuro oncology at the national cancer institute says in a statement that mccain continues to improve after treatment for a virus, and the senator's daughter, meghan mccain, offered gratitude, well wishes, and urged people to celebrate the holiday by giving to cancer research. >> certainly wish him well. 11 minutes past the hour. >>> all right, as for that tax bill itself, it is poised to pass, but not without some last-minute changes. we'll have those next. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. he's a nascar champion who's she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of

>> he's not doing well, which is why they decided to admit him into walter reed. his fourth or fifth round of very aggressive treatment since being diagnosed at the end of july with very aggressive brain cancer, and it takes a toll. anybody who has known anybody, and unfortunately that's far too many of us, who has been diagnosed with cancer knows it's often the treatment, the very, very strong toxic treatment to try and kill the cancer that also really, really hurts your body and everything that goes along with it. so he is in the hospital. some people, who i have talked to, who are close to him said they wished he had taken a breath and taken a step back before instead of going to work pretty much every day while getting the treatment, even though he did not feel well, a lot of those days. but that's john mccain. that's the way he is. he didn't want to hear it. he wanted to go to work and not miss a vote and now he's being forced to. >> let me ask you about this so people understand, whether it's john mccain or thad cochran from mississippi, is there any allowan

it's getting complicated, particularly in the senate, john mccain in walter reed and we don't know how he's doing and everybody concerned about his health, and mike pence staying home. >> this is looking like a nail-biter. as we know, bob corker was against this when it came up for a vote in the senate before, so you can presume when he is sending signals, he's still probably a no right now. they are one vote away. you have john mccain and thad cochran, and susan collins sending mixed signals. >> as she does. >> as she does. and mike pence is saying he will stay home. and then you may find yourself with a calendar next week where they simply don't have the senators in place to vote, and then they are looking at a real problem, which is the doug jones problem. if for some reason the calendar doesn't work for the senate and they need to kick this past christmas, they are looking at alabama certifying doug jones' victory and the seat flipping from republican to democrat, and that creates a bigger math problem. >> mary katherine, the president called it a huge cut for americans, and it's a

recently admitted to walter reed medical center for side effects for his treatment for brain cancer,dent trump said the 81-year-old is home state of arizona and will likely miss the vote on the republican tax bill. even without him, senate republicans are expected to have enough votes to pass the bill. >> we appear to be days away from congress approving that major over hall of the tax code. the house is expected to vote tuesday and the senate could follow suit shortly after. the legislation is the most far reaching rewrite of the u.s. tax code in 30 years, steve munchin defended the bill on sunday, democrats argue the wealth three and corporations not middle class will benefit. the business cuts will be permanent. >>> massive wildfires continue to burn out west. coming up on firefighters finally believe they have the flames contain they will be sharing that shortly. >>> a desperate plea from a man who says his car inside. hundreds of dollars worth of christmas gifts next. >>> search continues for the masked men who robbed an armored vehicle in beltville baltimore avenue. the suspect

mccain was admitted to walter reed hospital on wednesday, because of side effects from his cancer treatments. he was treated for a viral infection. he was released less than 24 hours ago, and is said to be improving. he'll spend christmas with his family. he plans to return to washington in january. seven is on your side as republicans work to revamp the nation's tax code. download the free abc seven news app for updates sent right to your phone. still ahead - team for sale! new fallout as the owner of the carolina panther's is accused of sexual and new overnight.. the big name putting in a bid for the team.. plus - the california wildfires growing in size. the uphill battle as firefighters brace for even worse conditions to come. vj live tease and here's a look at your stormwatch seven weather on and here's a look at your stormwatch seven weather on the go -- checking travel conditions. highs: 50-56 winds: southwest 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy lows: 38-42 winds: light tuesday: partly sunny & mild highs: 56-62 winds: sw 5-10 abc 7 has reported on falling ikea recall. coming up - 7 is on

senator mccain was treated for a viral infection at all to read as a result of his camp -- at walter reeder treatment. but the republicans have a plan in place. >> ultimately boosting our economy. q: senator john mccain heading home to arizona. he is still recovering from side effects of chemotherapy for a brain tumor. he is expected to miss the highly anticipated tax vote this week. >> he is going through a very tough time. q: president trump returning home from camp david. >> i understand he will come we need his vote, which hopefully we will not. the word is john will come back if we need him. q: it appears now that will not happen. tweeted, thanker you to everyone for your kind words. my father is doing well and we are all looking forward to spending christmas together in arizona. emotionscain let her show on national tv earlier this week. son had the same cancer that my father was diagnosed with six months ago. >> it contains an insufficient level of funding. q: republicans have won over two key votes, meaning they should still have the thin majority needed to pass the bill. if they

holiday visit to wounded troops today, visiting some of the bravest people anywhere in the world at walter reed national medical center. during the visit, the president awarded a soldier with a purple heart. d.c. publicw, two charter schools are closing middle schools. this will happen gradually over the next few years. theirhools did not meet goals in chair about the reasoning behind it and joins me in the studio with this developing story. this has to be disappointing. anna-lysa: it is disappointing for some community members, but the goal is to close them by 2021. the board believes this is the best decision for the students and their futures. >> we respectfully and passionately request the board vote not to follow the staff recommendation to close. anna-lysa: representatives for the charter schools on monday night requesting they reconsider closing the middle school sections of both. >> part of the charter school mission is to make sure all of our schools are operating with the highest possible levels. anna-lysa: the board voted to close the sixth, seventh, and eighth grade at parkside midd

as the vice president is landing in afghanistan and the president is visiting troops tonight at walter reed. >> i bring greetings from your commander in chief. >> reporter: vice president pence secretly touching down in afghanistan tonight. meanwhile, president trump, who has yet to visit a war zone as commander in chief, visiting wounded warriors at walter reed medical center. >> we're just going to wish them a merry christmas, a happy new year, and we love those people. >> reporter: white house officials say he's save investoring the big win on taxes and did not talk about the challenges facing the white house. >> what do you think about the u.n. resolution, mr. president? >> reporter: but the victory lap has not resolved other matters. namely, the russia investigation. a new poll shows that 61% of americans believe the russia probe is a serious matter and while 34% say it's an attempt to discredit his credibility. >> there's absolutely no collusion. >> reporter: the poll finds 56% of americans disapprove of how he's handling it while 32% approve. as some republicans ramp up their critici

. >>> tonight arizona senator john mccain remains in walter reed medical center. he is being treated for an aggressive form of brain cancer. it killed former senator edward kennedy eight years ago. more recently former vice president joe biden's son in 2015. in september senator mccain told 60 minutes he is being treated with chemotherapy and radiation. >> it is a poor prognosis. i said i understand. let go what we can and get the best doctors we can find and do the best we can. >> in a statement the senator's office said he is being treated for side effects of the cancer therapy. he looks forward to returning to work as soon as possible. nobody is suggesting tonight that the senator won't be able a plan next week. >>> "washington post" reports president trump is refusing to agree that russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election. the "washington post" correspondent greg miller said it is causing turmoil among the trump staff. >> it is personal. he views it as a historic win. it is personal. that's why we write about this. what makes this strange is that a

presidents to visit walter reed and think the men and women for their service.resident trump supports the military pledging to rebuild and re-equip u.s. forces. by the president's promises right on republicans and democrats in congress reaching a long-term spending agreement next year. today the white house was urging congress to just keep the government running for the next four weeks with a continuing resolution. >> we want a clean bill clement bill, we hope that that happen soon, because we know that all of you guys and all of congress and everybody else's ready to make sure that the government is fully funded and functional and go home and celebrate christmas. >> the president is anxious to get a continuing resolution on his desk, because he wants to sign tax reform tomorrow before he leaves for his christmas vacation at mar lago, but in order to sign the bill tomorrow the president needed waivers contained in the cr to cut entitlement program. >> it is always a lot of fun when we met, but there is presently meant planning for the president to celebrate, inc

he's heading to walter reed medical center. he's there now. the president said he's going to visit some of the bravest people in the world and go wish them a merry christmas. the president didn't say much on the way out other than the fact that he was going to go to walter reed. when we comes back, we'll give it another try and get him to weigh-in at least on the tax reform. getting this continuing resolution to fund government is very important to the president because he would really like to sign that tax reform bill tomorrow. initially we thought it wouldn't happen until january. then next week. now they seem to be speeding through the review process. the bill may be available to be signed tomorrow. but there's a catch. you can see, the president needs to have what are called pay-go waivers in a continuing resolution in order to sign the bill tomorrow. under pay-go, any increase in the deficit caused by spending or tax cuts has to be paid for by cuts to entitlement programs like medicare, farm subsidies, other things like that. if the presi

they heard as many as seven gunshots in a parking lot inside the security perimeter at the old walter reed army hospital. police say the shooter gave himself up to the officers as they pulled up to the scene early this morning. >> they apparently know each other and did not get along. >> and police are still trying fight. they say they can't release the victim's name until they get ahold of his family. the shuttle buses were from universal bus charters but the company is not returning phone calls tonight. >>> it's been a deadly week in overdose. there have been six overdose deaths since last friday. opioids were the cause of death in five of those cases. the victims were young. 22 to 34 years of age. fairfax county police cannot confirm what was in the drugs but they are warning tonight that deadly fentanyl and carfentanyl laced opioids are partly to blame. since the sight of 2017. more than 2/3 are blamed on opioids. >>> move is under way to rename rock creed park. introduced a bill yesterday that would change the creek park to national rock creek park. waterways and other features. rock

.>>> republican senator john mccain is returning to arizona following treatment at walter reed medical center in washington for side effects related to his brain cancer treatment. this means that mccain will miss the boat on the gop tax bill which is set for tuesday. even without his [ vote being called ], republicans have a razor thin majority. the 81-year-old senator is responding positively to the cancer treatment. his family says he will remain in arizona through the holidays.>>> republican ohio governor john kasich gave a piece of his mind on a series of issues facing his own party. >> can you explain to me why the republican party that is the majority in the house of the senate with a republican president don't tell the dreamers that they are going to be able to stay in the united states? that makes no sense. the idea that they were going to get rid of obama care which needs to be reformed and people were going to lose their health insurance, what are they thinking?>> he went on to say the election in alabama shows people are not happy with the republican party. >>> other sexual

doreen, murder on the grounds of the old walter reed annex had people on the other side of the fence ducking for cover. three children. >> i heard some gunshots. i told my kids, immediately, run across the street. we zig-zagged because we were afraid to fall down on the ground because it was an open area. >> reporter: jim baker was walking to a job site. >> i heard two gunshots, and i went back up to the van to tell my partner that was in the van, i said, i think somebody got shot over there. when i walked back, i heard three more shots. >> reporter: murder on the grounds of the old walter reed annex. the victim said to be a man in his 40s. the shooter said to be a man in his 50s. police say both men shuttle bus drivers. these buses take construction workers from this parking lot to various job sites. police say an argument leads to a fight. the fight leads to gunshots. the gunshots end in a case of murder. other and did not get along. >> reporter: for people on the outside, it was most unnerving. >> scary. a little close. i actually had to run because i was afraid i might get hit by

it happened in this parking lot of the old walter reed campus on georgia avenue. police identified the murder victim as 45-year-old brian andre gibson. they say he was a shuttle bus driver. in fact, they say the shooter was another shuttle bus driver and that the two men knew each other, but didn't get along. >> they got into a physical altercation. it was a pretty serious assault that was going on. one of them ended up producing a hand gun, shot the other, and he has been pronounced on the scene. >> reporter: now, these shuttle bulses are used to take construction workers from this parking lot to various job sites. as police investigated the they towed two cars from the scene. it's unclear as to what, if anything, the cars may have to do with this case of murder. now, when all this went down, there were people outside the fence. they heard the gunshots. they started ducking for cover. she was here at a bus stop with her three children. >> i heard some gunshots. i told my kids immediately, run across the street. we zig-zagged because we were afraid to fall down on

walter reed's currently being transform into residentialnd >>> this is the third day a violent protestthe west bank after the president's move to recognize as israel capitol. health ministry says 30 year old gaza man was killed more than 200 others injured in clashes between protesters and israeli forces. marks the first death since the president's decision, secretary of state, rex tillerson, says it will likely take several years before the us opens an embasy jerusalem. >> meanwhile, shutdown averted the president's sign to temporary bill to keep the government running until at least december 22, the stopgap two week legislation will give negotiators more time to settle budget differences, the democrat say any increase in pentagon funding must include increases for other domestic programs. >>> now, stunning admission by one of the women accusing alabama senate candidate roy moore of sexual misconduct. beverly young nelson admits she added notes and inscription beneath that moore wrote in her year book. nelsondd moore wrote the message, also wrote old henge are you house where she work