i'm jennifer bjork lupd live in du pont, washington. jim, doreen. >> a lot more to learn. jennifer, thank you so much. >>> only on news 4, tonight a mother says she's still shaken after school staff sent her 3-year-old daughter home with the wrong person. it happened at cleveland elementary school in the shaw neighborhood on friday. a man returned the school to the girl safe and unharmed about an hour later. he originally had come to pick up his 3-year-olds niece, who has a similar name and didn't know he had picked up the wrong child because the girl responded to his niece's name. the girl's mother says she sending her daughter back to school. >> because i'm like oh, my god, what happened to my daughter? what if something happened to her? who was she with? i'm still devastated. i'm still traumatized about the situation. >> reporter: d.c. public schools say thaesh looking into the situation. this isn't the first time there's been trouble at cleveland elementary. last month a teacher there was arrested and charged with assaulting a student, and in october the former head of

but we are a country of laws, as jennifer rubin just stated. we are a country of laws, these are professional people, and the job of the president is to be the chief law enforcement officer of the country. we have professional people in there at justice and fbi to help us carry out that mission. so i would say that there is a constraint that the president, like all the rest of us, are constrained by the law. >> democratic congressman steve cohen was on our show last month and he told us he knows of one republican that would sign on to his articles of impeachment which goes to obstruction of justice. going back to jennifer rubin's point about the lack of courage in the gop, how concerned are you colleagues won't punish president trump if he fires robert mueller? >> i think that would set up a political firestorm, an earthquake, so to speak. think back to the watergate days when president nixon fired a special prosecutor at the time and that set off quite a storm then. so i don't think it would be in anyone's interests to see the president fire d

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. >> reporter: jennifer's husband was kill bid adistracted driver one year ago. >> just as we turned right on foothill, i could see the police. >> reporter: jennifer is part of a movement called vision zero. >> slow down, your choices matter. >> reporter: an ambitious, global project to cut traffic deaths vision zero transformations include reducing lanes, expanding crosswalks, sidewalks, and curbs and adding bike lanes. >> really we're talking about shifting our systems and placing priority on managing speed. >> reporter: cities and counties have adopted vision zero all in an effort to save lives. now more than 30 cities have signed on to the vision. seattle transformed a one mile stretch of the avenue cutting bike and pedestrian accidents by 40%. new york redesigned parts of queens boulevard, once called the boulevard of death. not a single pedestrian or bicyclist has been killed here since 2014. vision zero has hit some speed bumps. >> it basically created navk our community. >> reporter: back in l.a., they implemented it in the beach community. by reducing the number of lanes on

. >> reporter: jennifer's husband was kill bid adistracted driver one year ago. >> just as we turned right on foothill, i could see the police. >> reporter: jennifer is part of a movement called vision zero. >> slow down, your choices matter. >> reporter: an ambitious, global project to cut traffic deaths to zero. vision zero transformations include reducing lanes, expanding crosswalks, sidewalks, and curbs and adding bike lanes. >> really we're talking about shifting our systems and placing priority on managing speed. >> reporter: cities and counties have adopted vision zero all in an effort to save lives. now more than 30 cities have signed on to the vision. seattle transformed a one mile stretch of the avenue cutting bike and pedestrian accidents by 40%. new york redesigned parts of queens boulevard, once called the boulevard of death. not a single pedestrian or bicyclist has been killed here since 2014. vision zero has hit some speed bumps. >> it basically created navk our community. >> reporter: back in l.a., they implemented it in the beach community. by reducing the number of

. >> let's talk about one of the greatest things in pop culture history, jennifer lawrence interviewing you. >> she started to, like, text me, hey, should we do? honestly, don't ask me anything, i trust you. let's wing it. >> i really want kanye to style me and i said, okay, i come back in -- you have full range to ask me anything. okay, got it. i loved it. >> meanwhile kim's younger sister kiley is dominating the cosmetic line. >>> then, there's riri s year. she admitted to me that she doesn't always feel beautiful. you're one of the most beautiful women in the entire world. when you look in the mirror, do you feel that beauty? >> i'm very relative when i look in the mirror. i know if i'm in shape, out of shape, if i got zits, if i got dark circles. i'm not lying to myself and i'm not feeling bad about that, either. it is what it is. you got dark circles? i just wear more makeup. >> that's how she handling insecurities. love it. can we talk about these sparkly lace-up stilettos? the boots, this what happens when you're dominating. ♪ >> worth reported a $220 million, she's adding to h

. >> reporter: jennifer's husband, jeff, an avid bicyclist, was killed by a distracted driver one year ago. >> just as we turned right on foothill, i could see the police. >> reporter: jennifer is part of a movement called vision zero. >> slow down, your choices matter. >> reporter: an ambitious, global project to cut traffic deaths to zero. vision zero transformations include reducing lanes, expanding crosswalks, sidewalks, and curbs and adding bike lanes. >> really we're talking about shifting our systems and placing priority on managing speed. >> reporter: cities and counties have adopted vision zero all in an effort to save lives. now more than 30 cities have signed on to the vision. seattle transformed a one mile stretch of ranier avenue, cutting bike and pedestrian accidents by 40%. new york redesigned parts of queens boulevard, once called the boulevard of death. not a single pedestrian or bicyclist has been killed here since 2014. vision zero has hit some speed bumps. >> it basically created havoc in our community. >> reporter: back in l.a., they implemented it in the beach com

. >> the night was moderated by jennifer winer. clinton talked about her time in the dnc and the night before the election. she got down to what happened in pennsylvania. >> i needed to win the suburbs 15 points and i would have won the state. that's how democrats usually win in pennsylvania. >> she says the late reopening of the russia the investigationr dearly. she hopes the book will inspire more women to enter politics. >> the only way to get sexism out of pol politics is to get wn into politics. >> i feel we were shut down during the election and during the primary. >> clinton spoke and russian interference and called on president trump to get to the bottom of it. >> there were so many times during the campaign i wanted her to say what she had on her mind. she said it tonight. >> clinton addressed sexism in the workplace, she didn't bring up the recent high profile allegations of sexual harassment. trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> a group of philadelphia police officers assisting in a bus crash in may were honored by

congratulations christmas came early for jennifer. congratulations there. >> sun should break out by 10:00 today we're changing things to mostly sunny skies and that should continue through the afternoon hours. enjoy today. temperatures mild side about 15, 20 degrees above normle and as we get into the afternoon hours or i'm sorry eeming hours clouds start to return and through most of day with storm system passing south. temperatures will get cooler as well. this morning still need jacket as you get the kids to the bus stop. after school temperatures feeling pleasant, 54 to 62. all relative cool last week. 60 feeling good. quickly hour by hour temps best chance of hitting 0 by:00 this afternoon and temperatures should spend time mid to upper 450s. 45 fist day of winter thursday and warmer and rain returns for the weekend. >> 5:56 our fair share of problems on the roads now. you can see every acceptingle inner loop lane blocked by tractor traler crash after eisenhower avenue corrector. traffic getting on to upper loop from eisenhowere

jennifer low pez. you might be surprised. >> i feel youthful inside, i guess and i think that's a trick. >> beauty comes from inside. and being the mom of twins. >> they keep you running around. i still get to dance. that keeps you in shape and youthful as well. i always feel like i just started out. when i think about all the years that have passed it's kind of lie like, wow. >> he's 47 years old, if you can believe that. on her list of no-noes, smoking, caffeine and tanning. on her do list, green veggies and sleep. >> sleep is important to me. i learned that earlier in my career when i got sick. mommy can't do that. >> she hits the gym regularly to keep her fizz zeke improving at any age. >> i refuse to be put in a box in that way. is it because i'm over 40? or is it because i'm a mom? how did i get my kids in the first place. >> hard too believe it's been more than two decades since she caught our eye as a fly gill on "in loving color." look at christy brinkley, she knows is secret to being ageless.

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. >> let's talk about one of the greatest things in pop culture history, jennifer lawrence interviewing you. >> she started to, like, text me, hey, should we do? honestly, don't ask me anything, i trust you. le me and i said, okay, i come back in -- you have full range to ask me anything. okay, got it. i loved it. >> meanwhile kim's younger sister kiley is dominating the cosmetic line. >>> then, there's riri, she launched her beauty line this year. she admitted to me that she doesn't always feel beautiful. you're one of the most beautiful women in the entire world. when you look in the mirror, do you feel that beauty? >> i'm very relative when i look in the mirror. i know if i'm in shape, out of shape, if i got zits, if i got dark circles. i'm not lying to myself and i'm not feeling bad about that, either. it is what it is. you got dark circles? i just insecurities. love it. can we talk about these sparkly lace-up stilettos? the boots, this what happens when you're dominating. ♪ >> worth reported a $220 million, she's adding to her beauty line. the 29-year-old made headlines telling "

ok let's cross live to be us joined jennifer breeden the foreign policy attorney on funder of breeden law international to discuss this further welcome to the program jennifer so there we have it the deadline has come and gone and it seems the agencies haven't complied it will be intelligence committee go through with their threats. it's very possible that they could you know they're they're stonewalling these they're still all in these facts and they're going to continue to do that you know back after nine eleven we had this wall of separation between the intelligence community and the department of justice and congress and so by by withholding this information by withholding what it is that congress wants to see they want to see how many people that are politically biased against presidencia and pro in favor of hillary clinton have taken part in some of these quote special investigation or independent counsels and if the intelligence community refuses to hand over this information i mean it's going to show that this wall is still remains between the congress who is the voice of the

can we turn jennifer's macron? the first people were our new and they made it clear that not only did they expect large american numbers to come but they also hopes to take control of them and bring them into the forces so that they could get to the battlefields even faster. the other important element was he didn't take the reins of the joint process, they were going to be some crazy volunteers like roosevelt were negotiating from the side. there was also the political -- if you turn the >> i wase back on, head that is a very short-lived notion. the realities became very clear. demandedary situations that the moses point of view moreit was going to be efficient and politically expedient. letting volunteers raise giments.ents -- res i believe that some of those comments by congressman were in the disingenuous. to abuse people that would say yes, of course america should be germany but i don't want to go fight in france. was thesome of that political cover-up. i promise there was going to be a little soft shoe and i

and jennifer. jennifer, the president's personal legal team says they will comment on the story out of respect for the special counsel. do you expect the president's personal allies to toe that line? >> it's unclear. the this is sort of a change of pace for them. and maybe someone has finally got the idea that it's not such a good idea for them to be commenting all the time and in general those comments probably have not helped the president at all. i suspect at this point that they really don't know what papadopoulos has and don't know what the fbi has. and frankly, the smartest thing they can do at this point is shut up because whatever they have, whatever robert politicaler has politicamuller s is going to come out. it does underscore the dossier has been a red herring all along. the fbi doesn't investigate on a dossier they haven't confirmed. there may be information they have then gone back to source themselves but they're not going to launch a counter intelligence investigation based on hears

i guess you feel stupid now, jennifer. i guess your smartwater didn't work. >> get me down right now. >> melissa: we're going to start calling you sheep. baa! i'm melissa mccarthy and i'm reminding you what goes up will stay there forever! >> oh, god, all right. this is so dumb. this is so dumb. >> melissa: put a sock in it, rachel! [ cheers and applause ] >> melissa: scary stuff. the truth is scary. tonight on the show, dave franco is here. [ cheers and applause ] we have music from hanson. and we'll be right back with octavia spencer! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this is google home mini. it makes shopping super easy. like when you finally get home from the store but forgot that one thing. just say, "hey google, buy dog food." it knows that was a disaster, and this one's you fav. and while you're doing that, it can do this: "okay. ordered coffee." and when you don't want to share everything with your family... [sneezing] "reordering gummy vitamins." and you even get free delivery from here here here and lots of other plac

that is jennifer garner reading the news to her chicken. jen wants everyone to read to, sing to, talk to your chickens. >> sounds like a movement. i kind of want one now. my daughter would be very happy. hanging out with a chicken seems easy compared to hanging out with bachelorettes. >> i'm not that old. i have had gray hair since my mid 20s. >> this is the 36-year old racecar driver slash real estate agent's second shot at finding love on the franchise. he was the runner-up on emily maynard's season of "the bachelorette" back in 2012. zblifb off tv for so long, so maybe they can get to know me. >> back then, bachelor fans dubbed him the kissing bandit. >> every time i see arie, the first thing we do is kiss. >> and on night one as "the bachelor," we know he locks lips with at least one woman. and after that, the kissing bandit is back. >> they're making out! >> how do you kiss a woman properly? >> always have good breath. timing. a kiss is all about timing, and you have to know that the other person wants to be kissed. >> so besides good

i've known jennifer almost ten years now. so, um, this on our fifth anniversary and here's has a really cool passage in here. "you are my best friend. i am very proud of you for how you've handled the different challenges that have come up. now i feel it's time for you to be rewarded for staying in faith, time for you to help people even more. i love you so much each day. i'm totally grateful for being blessed with such a wonderful husband. love you for life after life after life, bird." - can i take you way back? - sure. so, jennifer is not your first wife. you were married actually once before to linda. what attracted you to linda? i just filmed the "rocky" movie and i was hanging out with one of my buddies that went to high school with me here in florida. i just saw linda, was attracted to her. you know, she was a beautiful-looking lady and she was just alive with energy, you know. harvey: was she attracted to terry or hulk? i don't know the answer to that. i just think that as the pressure mounted and we got older and th

jennifer: that's the question of the hour. it is hoped -- so hard to say in the sun predictable antitrust world. if you look at the traditional way book and the doj guidelines, i think there is a good chance that it could go through. movies and the overlap will be looked at very carefully. there is an overlap and sports between espn and the regional networks. that's on the plus side. that's a consumer benefit when you come out with these great movies. you think this should go through. we are looking at this at&t time warner situation which is throughout the old playbook completely. it through people for a loop. it's hard to say if this is going to be looked at in a traditional manner. lisa: i am wondering about your take, president was vocal about the at&t tie up. and time, he seems happy michael: he graduated -- congratulated rupert murdoch. competition,out the disney fox deal is the strongest counterpunch against the huge power of the internet giants, both google and facebook. when you look at competition, that's the real is

jennifer, i'll start with you. has the jones victory altered the calculations happening right now in regard to the tax about il? >> absolutely. they have no margin for error if this drags into january, they'll go to 51/49. secondly, i think there is a realization that what are they doing sticking with this president? he is not going to help them. if he can't help someone in alabama, he's not going to help them in other more competitive states. i think also a lot of these polls that are out recently, there's a whole batch of them this week showing just how unpopular this bill is. people have figured out it's a gift to the rich, it's a gift to corporations. who would have thunk. so i think at this point there are more reasons to vote against it than there are for it. and i would keep a very choice eye on susan collins, who is under tremendous pressure. remember, she was sold a bill of goods, some of us thought, by mitch mcconnell in promising these pieces of legislation that were supposed to ameliorate the effects of

that is jennifer garner reading the news to her chicken. regina george. jen wants everyone to read to, sing to, talk to your chickens. >> sounds like a movement. i don't have chickens, but i kind of want them now. my daughter would be very happy. hanging out with a chicken seems easy compared to hanging out with 29 wild bachelorettes. ari is also dealing with all the hatest that think he's too old to be the bachelor. >> i'm not that old. i have had gray hair since my mid 20s. >> this is the 36-year old race car driver/real estate agent's second shot at finding love on the franchise. he was the runner-up on emily maynard's season of "the bachelorette" back in 2012. >>> i have been off tv for so long, i hope some of the girls don't know me and they can get to know me in a more natural way. >> back then, bachelor fans dubbed him the first thing we do is kiss. >> and on night one as "the bachelor," we know he locks lips with at least one woman. and after that, the kissing bandit is back. >> they're making out! >> how do you kiss a woman properly? >> always ha

jennifer? >> why john bolton was here at the white house here today and also on taxes, we are confused on why the white house would support a 22% corporate tax rate. you had them saying it would be okay and wouldn't undermine the economy and a few hours later they said something about it needs to be 20. >> our focus is on getting the lowest corporate rate possible. 15 is better than 20. 20 is better than 22 and 22 is better than what we have. we will continue to push, but we are not going to negotiate that from the podium and we are committed to getting the lowest corporate rate we can. we have a friend of the president and somebody who he wanted to visit with. nothing more than that. nothing more than a check in and a friendly visit. john? >> sarah, donald trump jr. refused to talk about his conversations with the president citing attorney-client privilege. would the president release him from any such privilege or allow him to speak to the committee. >> that's a question you would have to ask

that is jennifer garner reading the news to her chicken. regina george. jen wants everyone to read to, sing to, talk to your chickens. >> sounds like a movement. i don't have chickens, but i kind of want them now. my daughter would be very happy. hanging out with a chicken seems easy compared to hanging out with 29 wild bachelorettes. ari is also dealing with all the hatest that think he's too old to be the bachelor. >> i'm not that old. i have had gray hair since my mid 20s. >> this is the 36-year old race car driver/real estate agent's second shot at finding love on the franchise. he was the runner-up on emily maynard's season of "the bachelorette" back in 2012. >>> i have been off tv for so long, i hope some of the girls don't know me and they can get to know me in a more natural way. >> back then, bachelor fans dubbed him the kissing bandit. >> every time i see arie, the first thing we do is kiss. >> and on night one as "the bachelor," we know he locks lips with at least one woman. and after that, the kissing bandit is back. >> they're making out! >>

nbc's jennifer joins us from due pobt. what else have we learned, jennifer? >> reporter: so much, and so much more in the coming days we suspect. the rails were loaded onto a first la flatbed truck where it will be investigating by the ntsb. it's the beginning w investigation. piece by piece, the slow, delicate process of clearing the wreckage continues today. as train cars are hauled away for further investigation. >> once we get them removed from the scene, ntsb who has taken over the primary for the investigation of this will be able to document everything that occurred in those cars in a safe environmentment >> reporter: the national transportation safety board continues its search for answers. >> track 501, emergency, emergency, emergency. we are on the ground. >> reporter: one day after the inaugural run of what was to be the fastest train from portland to seattle ended in a deadly derailment. >> oh, my god, that train is derailed over the freeway. >> reporter: data from the train's rear black box shows it was going nearly three times the speed limit as

the moment jennifer jones took her first unassisted breath. the young mom who who was on the transplant list received word she was getting new lungs and gimp a double lung transplant last month. she dreamed of owning a photography studio. while in the hospital, her father and fiance hatched a plan to make that dream a reality. >> oh, my god! how beautiful is this, how is that moment for putting those new lungs to work. >> jennifer said this will be the first christmas she'll spend with her father since she was five years old. >> this north carolina woman is seeing the world a little bit brighter thanks to a medical intervention. brooks suffering from a condition called color deficiency. instead of brown and green, she sees brown and orange. she was given the color enhancement glasses, she said she was scared to put them on. >> i was scared to put them on, i knew everything was going to be different or nothing would be. >> she said the best moment was when she saw her son for the first time in true 0 color, especially those big blue eyes, we'll

i wanted to have this c conversation with both of you, jennif jennifer, where you are in the trump era because there is a piece attacking you saying you're no longer a conservative. the trump caused you to abandon the principles, the things you liked before like cutting the corporate tax rate or moving the embassy to jerusalem and essentially, you left conservatism and trump has driven you mad. i'm genuinely curious how you define yourself politically at this moment? >> alone without a party. actually, i've been pretty consistent in my views. i don't like this dog's breakfast of a bill. i favor generally moving the embassy to israel but not in these circumstances at a time israel is getting along nicely with sunni neighbors. i think of myself as a small liberal or neo conservative that believes some government, not a lot of government, but some vigorous government is necessary and america needs to lead in the world and things like the rule of law, the character of our elected leaders matter and i think i've stayed pretty much where i've been for awhile now. i've always been on the free

>> jennifer: it was lovely. >> eric: except? >> jennifer: jj called at the last minute. he decided not to come. >> eric: i'm sorry to hear that. >> jennifer: and i don't want to nag him right now, but since i woke up this morning, i just-- i just felt like i needed to ll him, and...i don't know. i just--i have this feeling. i mean, am i hovering? is that what this is? >> eric: no, no, no, no. you're not hovering. jj is your son. he's going through a very difficult time right now, and you're concerned. and you have every right to be.

on this first christmas without him, jennifer eastman is keeping up with tradition. jennifer: going to see christmas lights, baking cookies. >> officer eastman is watching out for them while these teddy bears where his pants. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. adrianna: nicest thing. brian: good stuff. sell -- knew how to sew. so you could tailor your own pants. adrianna:? brian: let's not go that far. you do not need many layers today or tomorrow, but as we head toward christmas day, it looks dry. they can be couple of flurries, but breezy and much cooler. only 37. the average is about 44. cooler than we should be. leading up to it, 50's today. clouds around. tomorrow, periods of rain. look at that number -- 62. for last-minute shoppers, just traveling sunday, looking good and seasonable. late next week week, another cool snap as we head toward january. adrianna: thank you for joining us on this midday. have a merry christmas and we will see you next week. brian: for next year. because we're saving you a ton of time with our get ahead guide to the holidays! clinton's throwi

jennifer jennifer braden international criminal or attorney. thanks for your insight today on that story thank you. i want north korean soldiers who defected to the south earlier this year has been found to be carrying. in his blood the discovery has raised concerns that pyongyang may have developed biological weapons kim jong un has the capability to weaponize more than a dozen biological agents within just a few days if he wants to wreak havoc on the korean peninsula i mean he was either exposed to or vaccinated for the deadly bacteria it comes of it increased concern that pyongyang is developing biological weapons something long suspected by the international community and. a recently the south korean government reportedly purchased one thousand doses of a vaccine against anthrax the surprise with it in november according to media reports to give you some background back in twenty fifteen the u.s. military admitted to accidentally sending a rock solid balls to a base in south korea however no personnel were infected and the deadly bacteria w

jennifer has something up her sleep for her airports. >> i'm at the airport to pick up my husband. the girls think i'm at the grocery store but little do they know i'm bringing their daddy home. >> there she is at the airport, waiting and waiting and waiting, and well, he's here. there's that moment she lays eyes on her man. everything just seems to slow down. not just because of slow motion of the video. she gives him a hug, they take off. the girls are at her mom's house and there they are at the christmas tree, that's when dad walks in. >> they both stop, uhm -- >> we're not expecting to see you. >> everything's a little hazy. >> oh, look at that hug. >> this is such a precious moment. they hug and kiss and love on daddy. >> probably just want to hug him and keep hugging and hugging and hugging him forever. >> now it's time for one more reunion. >> benny! >> dog recognized him immediately. >> he sure did. >> i'll show you excitement! >> it's really sweet donnie was able to make it home for the holidays. >>> okay, world, stop the presses, because after years of scientific investi

. >> i want to bring my panel, jennifer reuben, an opinion writer for "the washington post." >> jennifer, let me start by asking you about this president's immigration policy, the degree to which we know all of it, in light of what we read in "the new york times" yesterday, how much of that policy is his own? so much centers on his reaction to polauolicy papers and statis brought to him in the oval office. how much does he own a concrete immigration policy at this point? >> i think it's all him. i think it's him and steve miller, who shares many of his views, and the attorney general, jeff sessions. if he had his way, of course, we would have the wall. we don't have that. but he has tried to attack so-called sanctuary cities, the courts have slapped him down. said no, the federal government cannot drag local officials into enforcing immigration laws. he's had several muslim bans that have all been struck down to one degree or another. he has made it clear that he's in favor of having legal immigration, which is by frankly every immigrant and nonimmigrant group, every economist, a positiv

jennifer. we're aware, jennifer, who you are and who you are not. and i'd like to know, and i think all of america would. >> she was in that show "frans"? >> very cultural. >> once they figured out who was with mccarthy, she challenged it over gravity and they called it a hoax. >> she expressed sorrow over school children being brainwashed into believing they cannot fly. >> shaking her there. >> i want those costumes! >> serious, serious buzz here. happening now, due to the fact that queen bey was rubbing elbows with the rest of the hive. >> so people have been posting images online of a woman who >> no, that's bey. >> shopping. >> that's queen bey there. >> at target. >> i say tar-jay. >> right. >> because if beyonce's there, it's tar-jay. >> was that on that "frans" show? >> so some are saying this is clearly daughter blue ivy riding along in the shopping cart. i will point out that one, one of the photos really looks like tina knowles is standing right next to her. >> that confirms it. while we love seeing beyonce out during the retail thing with

the race is tight and as nbc jennifer johnson reports he's been largely absent after the campaign trail after allegations of sexual misconduct. >> reporter: absent from the campaign trail for weeks now a new interview with republican senate candidate roy moore completely false. i did not date underaged women. i did not mow left any one. >> reporter: on "the voice" of alabama politics moore denied allegations from at least nine women and in a new robo-call. >> roy moore is the guy we need to pass our make america great again agenda. >> reporter: president trump encouraged voters to back moore. >> president trump's support is he very important for the people of alabama and this nation. judge moore's going to win and i highly doubt there's going to be a senate investigation. >> reporter: but many gop senators who have rejected moore disagree. >> if he wins we have to seat him. then there will immediately be an ethics investigation. the allegations are significantly stronger than the denial. >> reporter: alabama's senior republican senator has already cast his ballot. >> i couldn't vote for

. >> jennifer lÓpez reveló que gracias a la mÚsica ella y marc anthony volvieron a ser amigo. dijo que trabajar dos en el Álbum fue como preparar ciertas partes de su relaciÓn, la cual se habÍa roto por su divorcio pero que una vez primaba las asperezas, todo suyo en el estudio de grabaciÓn del nuevo disco de jennifer. tremendo abucheo le cayÓ encima a la cantante yuri en un concierto que dio en guanajuato. sus comentarios acerca de la adopciÓn por parte de las parejas gays. no se quedÓ callada y asÍ regaÑÓ el pÚblico asistente. >> este reconocimiento que dice asÍ... >> un momento, por favor, silencio. sean respetuosos. clarissa: maÑana los espero en "el gordo y la flaca" a las 4:00 pm. julio: las navidades se han hecho sentir al norte de philadelphia. regalos y juguetes fueron repartidos a los niÑos por las calles del barrio por segundo aÑo consecutivo. este evento fue organizado por marÍa hernÁndez y con una decena de negocios hispanos que donaron juguetes fueron repartidos este fin de semana. la actividad fue dedicada a puerto rico y aquellos que ha llegado

past winners include jennifer lawrence and alicia vikander. all went on to get oscar nods. alicea even won. so weno major foreshadowing when it comes to the academy awards. >> i made you a champion. and you hate me for it. >> reporter: allison janney's performance in "i, tonya" is already receiving oscar buzz so no big surprise she's getting the spotlight award. >> i'm very, very excited and thrilled. >> also being honored at the exhibit, jessica chastain, gary oldman and mary j. blige for her breakout performance in "mudbound." set in the south after world war ii. >> i don't want you working for them. >> i won't be working for them. i'll be working for us. i was prepared for this character since i was a child. my mom sent me down south every summer. >> she follows in the footsteps of lupita nyong'o, jennifer hudson and last year's recipient who all went on to win oscars. other honorees include sam rockwell and saoirse ronan, for the coming of age drama "lady bird." >> i feel like everything we did clicked into place. water." >> nothing out of the ordinary. >> the unlikely

appears to be a familiar strategy, jennifer, take a look. >> ken starr merricks over $1 million from tobacco money, some of the most bitter opponents the president has had. at least four witnesses came forward to say that starr in his office tried to intimidate them into changing their testimony and testifying falsely. a lot of questions about this investigation that sound lawyers laid down the law for the president, said you cannot in this atmosphere with this kind of a partisan investigation with the power unchecked that this prosecutor has subject yourself to this. >> i could change paul begala to jay sekulow, jennifer and change the words starr to mueller and picture jay sekulow making the same argument? >> both things can be true. ken starr could have been out of control, partisan motivations and robert mueller, and ken starr was investigating a, you know, it was investigating something not quite -- put the country in the stakes as russia trying to influence our elections, but i think, you know, mueller has done a good job in going above and beyond what is necessary to be credib

with me writer of the right turn blog for "the washington post," jennifer ruben, and former cia operative mike baker. mike, i want to start with you. you didn't work for the fbi, you did work for the cia. put us in the shoes of the men and women who work for u.s. intelligence agencies as they perceive these tweets, these attacks coming from the president. do they actually care about what the commander-in-chief has to say? >> well, you try to separate the two, right? the bureau -- and we have done a lot of work with the bureau over the years. it's a very tight relationship, much tighter than it used to be. all the past and current bureau agents that i know are outstanding. i can't say enough good things about them. so i know what they're feeling, and it's just -- it's frustration over something that's -- it's unnecessary. it's one more in a long line of self-inflicted wounds from the administration primarily because of this crazy twitter world. so they continue to march on and do their job as was mentioned earlier, and that's true whether it's the fbi or the cia or anyone else. you have yo

you will also see actress jennifer garner talking about to improve early education. olympian michael phelps on doping in sports. tonight at 8:00 eastern. organizers of the 2017 women's march on washington held convention in detroit. includes of the event advocates, group leaders and sanders' former press ecretary talking about how to dismantle oppression and end discrimination. [cheers and applause] >> good morning, everyone. how is everyone doing? [cheers and applause] are we fired up? [cheers and applause] we ready to go? yes. that's what i like to hear. we'll have an amazing, amazing conversation about intersectionality. we do that, i want to give some love to some folks. irst of all, i want to give some love back to all of you for showing up so early, so thank you. [applause] just kind of want to say that -- how many of you have to the social justice city? [cheers and applause] yes. that's such an amazing place for e because initially it was a vision that was implemented by a woman named nikita. that you have been able to go visit. things that many i could partic

jennifer says he saved her life. >> i would probably. >> that's saying a lot. >> uh-huh. >> jennifer's mom, carrie martin says she can't thank the judge enough. >> every time i see him. you saved my daughter's life. he is like no i was just the judge. no, she looks at you look a father. >> that's why, after her final appearance, jennifer approached the bench with a very special plea. >> she walked up asked me if i would perform her marriage. and i was there. >> there are no quick fixes to america's heroin epidemic. if there is a lesson in this happy ending it is that the solution is rooted in tough love and good judges. who know when it is time to go heavier on the tough. >> you are on thin ice. >> when it is time to go all in with the love. steve hartman, on the road, in minnesota. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. check back with us morning. and from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> troublesome tweets. the president's twitter-full weekend. could it trip him up in the russia investigation. a prominent sen

he very well can be dealing with this issue. >> jennifer, you are not speaking. do you think in plain english, we are getting started here. >> absolutely. the newsroom is like michael flynn is cooperating so we are just getting under way. >> so you concur. >> we have been hearing similar things that the president's lawyers are telling him that mueller could exonerate him by the end of the year. it seems impossible of that case. why would his lawyer be telling him that and telling media that. it is raising this expectation that's unrealistic. i find it a bit puzzle. >> thanks to michael and ken thomas and general ter rogers. >> it is been called the special relationship be with just his cell phone. how much damage has the president done to america's friendship with the u.k. will rex tillerson be the next to go and who would take over as secretary of state? the latest from the west wing >>> his case is a much more than a business executive. >> do you want rex tillerson on the job, mr. president? do you want him to stay in his job? >> thanks everyone. that's a quick

past winners include jennifer lawrence and alicia vikander. all went on to get oscar nods. alicea even won. so we know the fest dal does major foreshadowing when it comes to the academy awards. >> i made you a champion. and you hate me for it. >> reporter: allison janney's performance in "i, tonya" is already receiving oscar buzz so no big surprise she's getting the spotlight award. >> i'm very, very excited and thrilled. >> also being honored at the exhibit, jessica chastain, gary oldman and mary j. blige for her breakout performance in "mudbound." set in the south after world war ii. >> i don't want you working for them. >> i won't be working for them. i'll be working for us. i was prepared for this character since i was a child. my mom sent me down south every summer. >> she follows in the footsteps of lupita nyong'o, jennifer hudson and last year's recipient who all went on to win oscars. other honorees include sam rockwell and saoirse ronan, for the coming of age drama "lady bird." >> i feel like everything we did clicked into place. >> and 2018 is shaping up to be a b

. >>> we continue our team coverage now with fox 29's jennifer joyce she was down at the jersey shore and foundty of people out and about on this cold and snowy day. >> it was a cold gray snowy morning, on the ocean city boardwalk. >> i went taught get some air. but it is a lot of air. >> you got your air. it is cold air. >> it is, it is cold. >> despite one man jogging in shorts most runners and walkers were bundled for the wet, frigid forecast. >> i'm going to be ready for whatever comes my way. >> a prepared jeannie swab even wishing mother nature would produce more snow. >> i was hoping there would be enough snow to get my cross country skis out or that there would be little more surf because i love surf in the snow. >> not enough snow to move the plows out of park. but a mother-daughter snowball fight, yes that was possible. >> we were super excited. we're hoping to get the slays out later. >> as snowfall lightly coa cars and rooftops, in cape may county theemperatures dipped below freezing. >> i want to plug it into the water heater. >> freezpes, a crn who drove down frommedford

jennifer: it sells me as a mom. sallie ann: lisa telling it, i mean, it's so powerful when you tell it, and i think on amazon, we want to bring that to life. we'll help you with marketing. we'll help you as you on board. give you consultants to kind of help you navigate the big amazon landscape. we're like an extension of your team. lemonis: i thought lisa did great. she went from somebody feeling like she didn't belong somewhere, to sitting in a conference room at amazon's new york headquarters basically saying, "we're entrepreneurs. let's do business together." thank you very much. jennifer: thanks so much. sallie ann: yeah. thank you, marcus. lemonis: after meeting with amazon, i asked cory and lisa to meet me in downtown englewood. there was some unfinished business i wanted to discuss. we are gonna look at office spaces, right? so walk me through the whole office idea that you guys have. lisa: let's say we have new accounts, new clients, it's not gonna look good. you can't come to my house, and people are gonna

he very well can be dealing with this issue. >> jennifer, you are not speaking. do you think in plain english, we are getting started here. >> absolutely. the newsroom is like michael flynn is cooperating so we are just getting under way. >> so uconn cyou concur. >> we have been hearing similar things that the president's lawyers are telling him that mueller could exonerate him by the end of the year. it seems impossible of that case. why would his lawyer be telling him that and telling media that. it is raising this expectation that's unrealistic. i find it a bit puzzle. >> thanks to michael and ken thomas and general ter rogers. >> it is been called the special relationship be with just his cell phone. how much damage has the president done to america's friendship with the u.k. will rex tillerson be the next to go and who would take over as secretary of state? the latest from the west wing and beyond when the "the 11th hour" continues. alright, off you go. casual fridays at buckingham palace? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money nathan saved by swi

jennifer, so, as we watch these criticisms of robert mueller and his team, and you've heard some of the accounts here, that if you took out all of those in his team that support the democrats or hillary clinton, he would not have a team. at least that's what's being said. what do you make of what you've been hearing? >> well, i think it's completely outrageous. i mean, there have been attacks on all sorts of institutions that are critical to our democracy, but this to me is a bridge too far. i mean, saying that your own justice department and your own fbi are somehow against you and can't be trusted and are in tatters, i mean, this is really unprecedented, in part because these are his people. he put them in there. he chose the a.g., the deputy a.g., they choose mueller and the fbi are his law enforcement authorities. so, to attack them is i think really just beyond the pale. and also, of course, this is one of the kind of most important institutions. it's supposed to be a check on a president with unfettered power. this is the federal law enforcement mechanism. these are the folks who