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

jennifer rubin? >> listen, those women senators did the democrat party and a country a huge service. because the democrats do have a different stance right now. they can rid their houses of congress of these offendsers. the republicans are stuck with donald trump and may be stuck with roy moore. and that is going to be a powerful contrast going into 2018. there is a movement out there in the country, the #metoo movement, people who got the "time" person of the year, ironically trump wanted it, and this is a bit of a cultural title wave building beyond politics. >> did you sense a -- i want to say hesitant, i don't want to put feeling -- seemed senator merkley is resigned to the fact that al frank hadn't to resign? >> there is some -- >> you can feel in a sense and frankly i've heard discomfort how the franken thing went down? >> a sense of discomfort. be clear. to double down on what you said, this happened not because of the men in the senate. this happened because of the women and in our history wh

. >>> 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

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. 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 big year for "the shape of water.

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louis, jennifer cummings' new apartment is closer to her job and her older daughter's new school. but she hasn't been able to find affordable day care nearby for simone. so, she spends hours driving back and forth in gridlock traffic. while the ferguson commission recommended better housing options for low-income families as one solution, some community activists like tia byrd, say plucking families out of poor neighborhoods can fuel urban decay. >> it adds to the mass vacancy that already happens because of, just general disinvestment, and, and lack of access to funding? and, when we do that, you, you sort of develop this narrative that you can throw away a community and you throw away a neighborhood. and that's not fair to the people that want to stay. >> reporter: jennifer cummings can understand that argument, but she says she would have done anything to give her children a better life than they were living just months ago. >> i want them to know that there's something else out there, better than what you see. you know? than what's around you, you know? what you've been throug

and i agree with you i don't like the playground bullying type of interview either then jennifer hoffman says e.u. is a big deception a non representation or government that removes national sovereignty who would want to be part of that jennifer whilst i respect your viewpoint i don't share your presentation of the e.u. i for one would certainly like to remain a member of it at bretton bar says brett citizen hugely expensive farce it was always going to be a disaster and the sooner we abandon it the better well i wish we could abandon brick set but for those who are in favor of continuing with that i see this at least we should ensure that we don't take the u.k. economy off a cliff age we're american says just watched some unsure interviewing katoey there might have time she said united kingdom in calling britain a country britain is a state to four countries not a country thank you we've got an e-mail from jane sperry who says how alex love the new sure love it keep up the good work by the we had about changing the name to x. we hoff order based more on the scotland thank you very much

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> turning now to florida where the holiday turned tragic. five people were killed when a twin engine plane crashed east of tampa on christmas eve. officials say a family headed out on a day trip to key west. they took off in very heavy fog. we get details now. >>> the wreckage on the tarmac. five people killed when it crashed on takeoff. >> one of our helicopter pilots was in the hangar, heard the plane starting to take off and thought to himself, my gosh, i can't believe someone's trying to take off in this weather. >> reporter: shortly after 7:00 a.m. heavy fog blanketed the area. the plane took off heading east. visibility was less than 300 feet. a member of the sheriff's office aviation unit heard the crash. >> he said it was just seconds later that he heard the change in the pitch of the blades, and the impact of the north end of the airport, not very far from our hangar. >> reporter: when first responders arrived they had trouble seeing the crash scene. >> we're on scene at the air base. they say there is a plane down. it's really fogg

jennifer. jennifer: does the president ensure that the irs has what it needs to implement these rules? sec. sanders: we understand that there fully prepared to take action immediately. we understand that people will be able to see the benefits of this tax package start at the first part of february. we have confirmed that to the irs. major. major: were you saying that the particular judicial nominee in this viral video did not properly go to the vetting process? sec. sanders: no. i did not say that. i said we are focused on pushing forward. forward over 60 nominees. we have had direct draw. that individuals one of them. we are focused on making sure we fill that position with somebody who -- >> you thought he was prepared. again, we are looking for the best and brightest. when we feel like that is not necessarily the right person for the job, he withdraws his nomination. go forward.ed to that is pretty standard in most administrations. in fact, a every administration primer to assist done this.

jennifer says she'd rather not focus on that day. instead, think about how her husband was loved by so many who wore the same uniform. >> we appreciate it so much and the been so supportive and -- and compassionate in reaching out and we're really proud to be part of the mpd family. >> reporter: as you could see officer warner did a really nice job. the bears look great. we asked to speak with her but apparently she's a little camera shy. but what a wonderful thing that she did for this family that is feeling so much pain. it just happened a couple of months ago. the wife today said i don't want to talk about the accident but i really want to talk about these bears and the kindness of all the officers through mpd, not just this one officer. >> and i love the fact that it's made out of the uniform. that is just -- >> and what a job she did, too. it was perfectly sewn. >> best wishes for that family this holiday. >> for sure. >> we'll be back in a moment but first a holiday message from our military service members. >> ♪ >>el shakira

griffin is there live, a beautiful place but a serious topic, jennifer. >> it is very beautiful and we are about to hear from the national security adviser. we have just spoken to senior u.s. defense official that tells us that the north korean ballistic test this week, that missile broke up on reentry, that is a key point that the north koreans have not been able to get over this hurdle having survive reentry. right now we understand that allies are searching for parts of that, reminiscence of that missile in the ocean. this is a key development. it's clear that the north koreans still have some work to do on ballistic missile program. my next guest air force secretary heather wilson knows a lot about missiles and about airplanes and let me ask you, you have said in the past that you are short of missile interceptors, you also have a situation where you are 2,000 pilots short in the air force, the b-1 bombers, half of the fleet can't fly, what is going on in. >> we are low on readiness. i mean, the air force has been stretched to the very limit, continuous combat operations for 27

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jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> the biggest question on this christmas eve, where is santa? we can help you out. here's a live look at norad's santa tracker, this is breaking news, santa just entered u.s. air space ewe've gotten word he was sighted in boca raton and norad spotted him over miami, he's on his way to tampa. so far, santa has delivered more than 4.9 billion gifts around the world. he is a busy man. norad is, of course amilitary group that typically tracks air threats to north america, on christmas eve they expand, they've been doing it more than 60 years, rumor has it there's a gps in rudolf's nose, he usually comes between 9:00 p.m. and midnight and you got to be asleep for santa to stop by >> sometimes we find out santa might pass up a house or two in the neighborhood because the kids aren't asleep yet. he'll come back and he'll drop presents at the house as long as the kids are asleep. >> get so sleep kids. president trump helped out norad's mission. fielding calls from kids asking about santa's whereabouts. tens of millions of people going somewhere for chri

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showcased festive decorated busses for riders going to the philadelphia holiday festival and jennifer joyce has more >> smiles so big. >> it's really cool. we walked inside, we love it. >> reporter: several have been transformed for the holidays at the hands of is a drivers and maintenance crews excited to show us around. >> set the tone and this is my super favorite part. >> reporter: it's so cozy >> a friendly and fun competition between bus district, callowhill driver turned decorator confirms it's also a bonding experience. she was in that charge of balloons and bright colorado seat covers. septa employees he donated money and time to this spirited project >> i feel like a three-year-old in a disney store. i'm so excited this is my favorite time of year. i enjoy doing it >> we're trying to change the culture in the organiation and get people to be more united and what we do here is an organization. >> spreading holiday cheer to passengers and passers by, the septa busses also serve as another free festive photo opt for families >> busses are amazing do a lot of great work. i think

we woke up jennifer steenkamp, good morning to you, and thanks so much for joining us. so what inspired you? how did you come up with this idea? >> well, good morning. i came up with this idea because fountains are turned off in the winter so i thought it within i great way to light up the parkway and create a new way of thinking about fountains. >> i see lightening, electricity, it remines me of ben franklin where did you get the inspiration. >> well, you are right, it is ben franklin, he is name sake of the parkway and researched his legacy. he was one of our most important scientists and journalist, and he discovered that stat you can electricity and lightening were the same thing and during the enlighten period that is something people had in idea about. they figured, for instance, struck by lightening god where is trying to tell you something. >> look at these center pieces , jennifer, i spent sometime in alaska and lived there over a year and this reminds me of water, ice melting inn and just how it glistens off the snow. >> yes. >> well, and, i looked at the clou

[beep] jennifer garner: is that my time? ok. you guys are like the osca rs. you are so scary! can i tell you what happened with the mother and child? [laughter] baby made aner: the noise. the coordinator said, he is talking to you. the mother said, he is not talking to ,me. the quarters said, he is. this is speech. -- the coordinator said he is. this is speech. the next thing you know, they were babbling back and forth. i saw a lightswitch go on for that little boy that day. because we visited that mother a week later, that light switch was turned on just run and yes for us to catch her week later and the week after that and after that. there was a connection made and the mother knew she could play with her child, knew she could speak to her child and expect a response, knew she was encouraged to read to her child and that kid had a chance to go to kindergarten, ready to learn. pleaseou so much, and call on me if i can be part of going to your state and introducing these great programs. and governor mcmaster, i will speak with you soon. [applause] anrobert dolis award-winning

manager, and jennifer krane-doyle who is here as one of our registrars. i want to thank elaine from d.r.w., the project manager for all of their support in helping us realize this project. thank you very much. >> okay. so at this time we are going to cut the ribbon. and after the ribbon cutting, the facility will be open for tours for just one hour. so we'll go from 12:00 to 1:00. so if you are available or have time, i would encourage you to walk through it. it is a very beautiful state-of-the-art facility to seeing how things work through to how things flow from all of the labs that are up there to these capabilities to what this modern lab will do for us. so thank you very much for coming out today. i just really appreciate it. we look forward to delivering more projects on your behalf. thanks. [ applause ] >> countdown. >> ready. 10, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one! whew! [ applause ] [music] >> (clapping.) >> in san francisco the medical examiner performs the function of investigating medical and legal that occurs with the city a

i wanted to have this conversation with both of you, 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 trade,

jennifer gardner on early childhood education. actor robert dobby on his support for donald trump. >> the c-span bus tour continues its 50 capitals to her in january with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta, and montgomery. on each visit we will speak with state officials during our live "washington journal" program. follow the tour and join us january 16 at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh north carolina when our "washington journal" guest is north carolina attorney general josh stein. >> at his annual year ended news conference, russian president vladimir putin this year answered question on north korea and syria. relations with president trump, russian interference in u.s. elections and his decision to run for president again. this is a 90 minute portion of his for hour-long news conference. ♪ ♪ ♪

jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more. jennifer? >> reporter: welsh dana, a u.s. drone destroyed what the u.s. military said was a bomb hra den bus in somalia driven by militants 40 miles southwest of mogadishu. a statement from u.s. africa command said the strike using a heat fire missile removed a quote imminent threat to the somali capital two months after massive truck bombs killed over 300 people. there have been 31 american air strikes this year in somalia against isis. twice the number of strikes compared to last year. there are now more than 500 u.s. troops on the ground in somalia. the largest number of troops in somalia since blackhawk down. in 2014 there were only a few dozen. last month a senior pentagon official denied any rampup in somalia, despite what is obviously an expanded u.s. military presence there. >> i do not believe necessarily there's a rampup. it's just the density of the targets is such that there's some opportunities to do those strikes. i would not assess it with a buildup as you're calling it. >> reporter: with the increased u.s. pre

and jennifer rogers returns to our broadcast. counselor, let's start with public integrity. i suppose this calls for a personal opinion from you. how does it make you feel to see louis gohmert, the texas republican, and others, going down a list of career professional law enforcement people? you're a former fed. those are your former colleagues. >> well, it's not okay. i mean, professional law enforcement people, professional prosecutors, are not subject to these kinds of attacks. you take an oath to uphold the law, to prosecute and to go where the facts lead you. it's not what you're used to, it's not what you should be facing. >> how did it feel to wake up this weekend and see the president attacking the federal bureau of investigation? >> we've seen that before, it's not much of a surprise, he's been doing that since shortly before he fired jim comey. i think chris wray and his troops are ready for that. it's disheartening. director wray had to send a strong message to his people to buck them up when they're under attack from their own president. that's unprecedented. loo

nbc's jennifer johnson has more. >> reporter: absent from the campaign trail for weeks, now a new interview with republican senate candidate roy moore. >> these allegations are completely false. i did not date underaged women. i did not molest anyone. >> reporter: on the voice of alabama politics, moore denied allegations from at least nine women. and in a new robocall -- >> 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 very, very important for the people of alabama and this nation. judge moore is going to win, and i highly doubt there is 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. as far as i can tell, the allegations are significantly stronger than the denial. >> reporter: alabama's senior republican senator has already cast his ballot. >> i couldn't vote for roy moore. i didn't vote for roy moore, but i wrote in a

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eli stokols, miller, jennifer. thank you for the lead off panel. coming up six major wildfires tearing across southern california. we'll go there live. and the ethics scandal continues its tear through congress. franken leaving the senate and tonight an arizona republican took himself out of the house because of some bad news that was breaking about him. we'll have all of it when we continue. ♪when you've got...♪ ♪...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ >>> today i am announcing that in the coming weeks i will be resigning as a member of the united states senate. i, of all people, am aware that there is some irony in the fact that i am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the oval office. and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the senate with the full support of his party. >> the intentionally ir

jennifer, here is my question for you, great news for republicans, obviously. and we talked about polls. and you have the democratic leader in the senate saying this bill is quote, going to be an anchor around the ankles of every republican. and i want everyone to watch this from the senate floor. >> nearly 145 million middle class families under $200,000 will either get tax hikes -- can we have order, mr. president? >> senate will be in order. >> this is serious stuff. we believe you are messing up america. you could pay attention for a couple of minutes. >> we believe you are messing up america. jennifer, what is the liability if the plan doesn't deliver on the promises sold? >> thanks, brooke. it's really doubtful that this plan can deliver on the promises. because based on available evidence, tax cuts for the very wealthy do not actually result in expanding the economy or creating jobs. what the available evidence suggests, however, is that by cutting the taxes on the upper echelon, what we do is concentrate wealth at the top. we increase income inequality.

jennifer ashton joins us now with more on how to protect yourself. what do we need to know about staying healthy and virus-free? >> listen, mary and dan, these are the three viruses i want to put on everyone's radar during the holiday season. common cold virus. influenza. and noro virus. the so-called stomach flu. that is a bad actor. hits hard and fast. will keep you in the bathroom for 12 to 24 hours. it can be difficult to tell the difference between the common cold and the flu. so take a look at these symptoms. with the flu in general, we tend to see high temperatures, severe headaches. body aches. coughs. we tend to think of those as symptoms that go full body and below the neck. the common cold, generally no temperature. sore throat. congestion, coughing, sneezing. symptoms above the neck. >> let's drill down on the flu for a second. what do we know about how bad this flu season is and how effective the vaccine may be? >> it's not looking good. the cdc puts out cases every week. we report them with about a one to two-week delay. as you saw on t

who would want to be part of that jennifer whilst i respect your viewpoint i don't share your presentation of the e.u. i for one would certainly like to remain a member of it at brett dunbar says brecht it is a hugely expensive farce it was always going to be a disaster and the sooner we abandon it the better well i wish we could abandon bricks it but for those who are in favor of continuing with that i see this.

chris: jennifer, we are going to talk to senator barrasso who was involved with this in the next segment. as you look at this bill, the key specifically in the bill or more the fact that after the failure on obamacare, repeal and replace that congressional republicans are passing something? >> well, i think it's absolutely clear that they feel that they need this win before the end of the year and they want to pass this as a christmas present, if you will, before they leave for the christmas holidays. they are going to have to come back and to show you how much time pressure, congress is coming back a day early, they are coming back on monday. they will start and reconcile the two bills, the senate and the house bills and from those republicans that i have spoken to it's going to be pretty easy to reconcile. there are some slight differences but one congressman explained for the mortgage deduction, the senate bill gives you $1 million deduction, the house bill 500,000, they can split the difference but the president, one part of the quote you didn't play, the president threw a wrench whe

i'm jennifer borkland live in dupont washington, news4. >> jennifer borkland, thank you. >> let's change gears now, the weather. >> doug is at the national zoo and he has big changes in weather. hi, doug. >> if you make a s'mores, you have to watch it. mine is that color. we're at zoo lights. we're making s'mores on a zoo night. this is the most people i've seen because the weather is so nice. 52 degrees in the city, but many other areas still in the mid 50s. so, really nice tonight, but much cooler temperatures moving and that's the headline. temperatures cooling off tomorrow, we're tracking a rain chances and of course that changing christmas forecast, i'm going to have much more on that for you as well because it is, as i mentioned, a very tough forecast. we'll send it back in to you guys right now. >> we think your marsh mallow is just perfect, doug. >> looks fine here. didn't stop you. it didn't stop you. okay? >> thanks, doug. >>> rescued from the air. >> the high tech tool used to save a 92-year-old hunter stranded deep in the woods. >> targeted online, a registered sex offender a

focusing on the specific needs of female non violent offenders like 20-year-old jennifer douglas. >> i've lost a lot of friends because of it. way too many to count at this point. >> what was your wake-up call? >> jail. >> reporter: she was with her best friend when she dived a drug overdose instead of getting clean, jennifer dropped out of school, became addicted to her oh win and spent the next few years in and out of jail. a vicious cycle. she could not escape. >> i've been trying since i was 17 to be sober. >> how bad did it get. >> bad. it was bad. >> low point. >> like i was doing stuff i never would have thought i'd do in my whole life. >> reporter: like what? >> like tricking, um, just like ways to get my drugs. >> reporter: programs and short stints in rehab never work. just like karen ridge who found herself 60 years old and living on the streets. >> i moved back here to live with a boyfriend, and he was very abusive. physically, mentally. >> so you turned to? >> drugs and alcohol? >> yeah. ease the pain. >> reporter: jail? >> yup. >> reporter: what's bun been the toughest

jennifer ashton joins us now with more on how to protect yourself. what do we need to know about staying healthy and virus-free? >> listen, mary and dan, these are the three viruses i want to put on everyone's radar during the holiday season. common cold virus. influenza. and noro virus. the so-called stomach flu. hits hard and fast. will keep you in the bathroom for 12 to 24 hours. it can be difficult to tell the difference between the common cold and the flu. so take a look at these symptoms. with the flu in general, we tend to see high temperatures, severe headaches. body aches. coughs. we tend to think of those as symptoms that go full body and below the neck. the common cold, generally no temperature. sore throat. congestion, coughing, sneezing. symptoms above the neck. >> let's drill down on the flu for a second. what do we know about how bad this flu season is and how effective the vaccine may be? >> it's not looking good. the cdc puts out cases every week. we report them with about a one to two-week delay. as you saw on the map, 12 states in

jennifer, george and cornell, all of you today's historic importance. >> it's huge. this is inside the white house. this is not an errand boy. this is someone implicating potentially the president of the united states, his son-in-law, leorget about the attorney general. this is real. this is not a hoax. and the president could pay a permanent penalty for this. >> george, i wonder what the king is thinking tonight. >> i think the king is probably thinking there's an inverse relationship between the lightness of the sentence, of the one charge that flynn has been convicted of and what he must have been offering in order to get that lightness. >> and all those ghaernlgsds him like kidnapping. >> that's the point. >> they go away. >> cornell. >> it's harder to call this fake news now. to a lot of real americans who haven't been paying attention to this, now you have someone ad t admitting of a crime. it's harder for americans not to pay attention to this right now. >> and so here we go. >> you and i remember this from a time gone past. >> what's the watergate parallel, g

i start with our former prosecutor, jennifer rodgers. big deal that the fbi had this in a red level. this is after the election. as we are careful to do no, allegation of wrongdoing. how is this important? how would mueller touch on this in the interviews he did today? >> certainly another sign of the brazenness with which the russians were trying to get to trump and his inner circle for sure. as for what mueller and his team want from her, surely they want to talk to her, who she talked to about them. i read that he she told the white house counsel about they will. what happened from there, i don't know if they inquired about other topics. it goes on the top of the information the president knew about when he was telling everyone, there was no russian interference, he didn't believe it, he didn't believe the russian intelligence. just another piece of evidence in that pile too, that he reportedly denied. >> it could make the president look bad if it ups the exposure to not have the credible denials he's made. at a certain point if the f

jennifer rubin and matt welch. belated merry christmas to you guys. happy new year as well. >>> today defense secretary james maddog mattis spoke to reporters at the pentagon. they talked about isis, north korea and more. hans nichols is going to join me. >>> also more on the horrible tragedy in new york. 12 people killed in a fire that raced through an apartment building in the bronx. the fdny reporting that a little boy may have started the accident. whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >>> defense secretary mattis met with reporters at the pentagon today. the candid conversation lasted for about an hour. he talked about the fight against isis calling it a diminished brand. >> i think it's a brand with a diminishing

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jennifer said she'd rather not focus on that day. instead, think about how her husband was loved by so many who wore the same uniform. >> we appreciate it so much, and the entire department has been so supportive and compassionate reaching out, and we're really proud to be part of the npd family. >> as you can officer warner did such a nice job. those bears looked greatly we asked to speak with her but we're told she's a little camera shy but a wonderful thing she did for the that is going through so much this year. it was my honor to meet family and so nice to welcome me in and the house is decorated and there's pictures of officer eastman. you can just imagine what they're going through this holiday. >> especially hard during the holidays. what a thoughtful things, these guys will have a forever nice comfort for them >> what a great idea. >>> switching gears, some folks are headed out there to do a lately shopping, there's not much time left and i got to tell you today felt really good. >> bright and early this morning, i was out i

congratulations to rudy and jennifer. thank you bryan for braving the cold and bringing us that report. we really appreciate it. fox news channel is your new year's eve headquarters starting tomorrow night through the early hours of 2018. we will ring in the new year with you kicking it off at 8:00 p.m. eastern. fnc ed henry alongley is a booth and actor dean cain will kick off the festivities. at 10:00 p.m. eastern the party ramps up with the all american new year that is cohosted by fox news and fox business personalities kennedy and jesse waters live from times square right here in new york city. will a challenger to putin be stopped from running in the russian election? the country's highest court now weighing in. plus new numbers are released on immigration. the trends they show and what it could mean for those who want to overhaul that system. >> what is the undocumented population and how we fix that problem and then reach over to those who are coming in legally and say how do you maximize the benefit to your new h

jennifer rodgers, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, these days executive director of columbia law's center for the advancement of public integrity. welcome to you both. julia, i know you mentioned one of our producers, this is not the first meeting between team mueller and team trump. it's just that this one and the timing may be the most interesting to date. >> that's right. and it isn't unusual defense and the prosecution to meet during a trial like this. it this seems to have higher stakes because of what the president wants out of this meeting. he, of course, wants to be can exonerated. he wants to remove himself, all the while not caring if the train goes forward on other people who may have worked with him. he just wants to be removed. i think the lawyers are promising him this, of course, to keep him calm, to keep him from issuing other tweets or do something else that could be damaging to himself, both his presidency and his case. >> so, counsel, i know you can't speak to this mee

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here to talk about all of it, julia anzly, jennifer rogers, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, these days executive director of columbia law's center for the advancement of public integrity. welcome to you both. julia, i know you mentioned one of our producers, this is not the first meeting between team mueller and team trump. it's just that this one and the timing may be the most interesting to date. >> that's right. and it isn't unusual defense and the prosecution to meet during a trial like this. it this seems to have higher stakes because of what the president wants o ut of this meeting. he, of course, wants to be can exonerated. he wants to remove himself, all the while not caring if the train goes forward on other people who may have worked with him. he just wants to be removed. i think the lawyers are promising him this, of course, to keep him calm, to keep him from issuing other tweets or do something else that could be damaging to himself, both his presidency and his case. >> so, counsel e i know you can't speak to this m