. >> malcolm made one of his interceptions. you guys gave up a couple [ inaudible ] did you ever think about keeping malcolm back there full-time? >> well, you know, back when ron brooks was healthy, obviously we could do that. malcolm has done a great job all year of coming down and playing in the slot. you know, some of jim's packages this season have been three-corner and keeping malcolm back at the safety position a little bit. he mixes it pretty well based on what the offense has given us. again, i thought that, you know, malcolm really stepped up and just a great performance obviously by him. you know, big -- couple big interceptions there for us. >> lane johnson's first game back, what did he show you? >> that a couple plays, you know, first play of the game. he kind of picked up where he left off. he did a great job on that first play and was out running. i thought his pass protection was good. of course we'll sit down and watch the tape tomorrow and evaluate it even further. but it was a great addition to get him back

>> we will keep having you on, malcolm in answ malcolm nance. thank you for interrupting your business trip to have us on. we are joined now by a credible democrat who is second in line. among the democrats in the house select committee on intelligence. in other words, he's among the members of congress who share in the nation's secrets, especially where an intelligence breach is concerned. congressman, what do you think is going on here, and what do you think should be done about it? >> well, good evening, brian. look, there are things of profound concern going on that i would agree with malcolm should have all of us behind an independent investigatory commission here, something along the lines of 9/11. what is clear, and what everybody should be acknowledging, is that there was hacking of the election of organizations like the dnc, people surrounding the election. i think we will learn, as information comes out, that there were actually other entities and people that were subject to this hacking. it is a little less clear, and here i might be

so malcolm and his brothers gave theirs away. that experience was one of many that have shaped his life. tom pipines goes beyond the game. 22:01:39 you watch film; you learn what your deficiencies were; you take it out to the practice court, and you work on it brogdon doesn't sound or act like your typical nba rookie. three days removed from his 24th birthday, he carries himself as a veteran would. the 2nd round pick plays like one too. 21:48:51 that's just who he's been since he's been here. he's been a leader, his teammates, his coaches, we trust him 21:49:00 21:49:05 every time he takes the floor he finds a way to do the right thing. 21:49:08 malcolm brogdon's been doing the "right thing" from day one. 22:02:33 i think it really comes from my mom. the way she's business, whether that's basketball or that's been academics. and to give it all to god; to have faith that everything will work out. 22:02:54. growing up in atlanta, education was always emphasized in the brogdon household. malcolm's father, mitchell is a lawyer and a

so malcolm and his brothers gave theirs away. that experience was one of many that have shaped his life. tom pipines goes beyond the game. 22:01:39 you watch film; you learn what your deficiencies were; you take it out to the practice court, and you 22:01:43 bucks guard malcolm brogdon doesn't sound or act like your typical nba rookie. three days removed from his 24th birthday, he carries himself as a veteran would. the 2nd round pick plays like one too. 21:48:51 that's just who he's been since he's been here. he's been a leader, his teammates, his coaches, we trust him 21:49:00 21:49:05 every time he takes the floor he finds a way to do the right thing. 21:49:08 malcolm brogdon's been doing the "right thing" from day one. 22:02:33 i think it really comes from my mom. the way she's business, whether that's basketball or that's been academics. and to give it all to god; to have faith that everything will work out. 22:02:54. growing up in atlanta, education was always emphasized in the brogdon household. malcolm's father, mitchell

>> we will keep having you on, malcolm nance. thank you for interrupting your business trip to have us on. we are joined now by a credible democrat who is second in line. among the democrats in the house select committee on intelligence. in other words, he's among the members of congress who share in the nation's secrets, especially where an intelligence breach is concerned. congressman, what do you think is going on here, and what do you think should be done about it? >> well, good evening, brian. look, there are things of profound concern going on that i would agree with malcolm should have all of us behind an independent investigatory commission here, something along the lines of 9/11. what is clear, and what everybody should be acknowledging, is that there was hacking of the election of organizations like the dnc, people surrounding the election. i think we will learn, as information comes out, that there were actually other entities and people that were subject to this hacking. it is a little less clear, and here i might be

john walsh, malcolm pierce, joan walsh. you have the russian election now now -- interference in the election, the fbi new this and covered it up. now we find out that donald trump's favorite candidate for secretary of state just happens to be the guy given the order of friendship medal by vladimir putin. i don't even know what to say is so i'm going to let you talk. >> if tillerson is the person. it's interesting, tillerson went through the backdoor of trump tower, romney had a number of very public appearances to get people riled up and talking about that, but it seemed that something else was really on the front burner. but i think it underscores the importance of knowing exactly what the russian role was in this election before tillerson is confirmed, before his hearings, so he can be questioned about his relationship with vladimir putin, about his relationship with russia, this is someone with a lot of experience talking to leaders around the world, including russian leaders, but how can we cut a deal -- it's not someo

malcolm, you have had a couple of days to think about this. where and how do you describe what we believe have just happened. >> i am glad you asked that question because a hacking is the least of what's happened here. i describe this on july 25th right here on nbc where we are sitting and the dnc, what has happened is the united states was attacked in a very large scale cyber warfare operation perpetrated by russia intelligence at the direction of the leader and former director of russian kgb. >> how long do we have a full damage assessment and what do we do about it? >> well, the damage accessessme maybe out there and can get much fuller as time passes. >> when i started my book in that very same day in july, it was delivered on september 23rd, the precise day that the cia did the exact same thing, only at the top secret level with much more information. that information was briefed to congress and by the president. this information has been out there for some time. the only thing that's done now is they can go much deeper and u.s. cyber com

coming up in sports, hear from eagles safety malcolm jenkins and why he believes last night's win will carry over till next season. >>> and we all have that favorite place we like to go when we want suites and for a lot of people it's apparently isgro' in south philadelphia. take look at all of the people who lined up today to get their canolis cookies and cakes for holiday. wish they picked up some for me. >> maybe they did. >> you never know. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. philadelphia police want to you take a good look at this surveillance video they just released today. they say the person right here is behind a string of commercial burglaries throughout our area. now, we told you about this crime spree earlier in the week. investigators say this man here struck in philadelphia, bensalem and in radnor. in all of the burglaries investigators say the guy broke through the front glass door with a hamm

he kicked around hollywood all of his adult life before landing the role on "malcolm in the middle." but it was "breaking bad" that really got cranston breaking good. >> reporter: born and raised in los angeles. three years ago, the hollywood chamber of commerce embedded his name in the sidewalk. >> i have often walked down this street before -- ? but the pavement never held my star before ? ? all at once i'm three stories high, knowing i'm on the street only gotten better. at age 60, he's on hollywood's a-list and a red carpet regular, and no one was more surprised than cranston. >> i didn't feet entitled to become a star. i didn't expect it. >> reporter: did you want it? >> not really. the things you want professionally are opportunities. and through my good fortune, that's what's happened. opportunity has come to me. >> reporter: and when it came late knocked it out of the park. >> maybe you and i could partner up. >> you want to cook crystal meth? >> that's right. >> when we first started we were telling a story and trying to do our best and it became this juggernaut. >> reporter

rob malcolm on the scene. thank you. as we mentioned 2 investigates has spent the day digging through records about the building and the owner and the history of violations. we're going to talk again with ross palombo will show us more about what he found including pictures from inside the building showing some of the dangers that firefighters faced. >>> as an organization we want to send our thoughts and prayers to the victims and their families and friends. >> the warriors did play a game tonight but as you heard from the head coach, and the players they had their own hometown on their mind as they took the court. this and more as coverage continues. >>> 2 investigates has uncovered new pictures of the warehouse tonight. the very pictures that were used to file a complaint with the city alleging problems. investigative reporter ross palombo has those pictures and photos from inside the warehouse before the fire broke out. >> that's right. inside the warehouse was packed with all kinds of stuff but take a look at this.

malcolm, just give us your reaction to the events of the day in both germany and turkey. >> well, the first thing that comes to mind for me, and i know i have a completely different way of viewing things is were these two events coordinated in any way, shape or form. first we have the assassination in ankara. clearly visible. the officer had planned this and made his way into that location and took a very public way of assassinating this individual and had a very solid political bent. it was about aleppo. it was about the suffering that he believed that he perceived inside of syria. i no know traveling the muslim world, it is a very, very highly emotional thing to see children killed in syria. and most people seem to forget, turkey is a muslim nation. so they have people who feel the same way that iraqis, saudis all feel when they see these murders. on the other hand, we have berlin, which if it is an attack had to be a highly-coordinated attack for an individual. we call these suicide vehicle as weapons attacks, as they seize a vehicle and use it as a weapon system. israel's had over

. >> first we need to congratulate malcolm for being ahead of the curve on this. there have been lots of calls on capitol hill, but some republicans in the last few days started joining in for an a public inquiry, investigation of what's gone on. it's quite clear that the cia, fbi and nsa have been looking into this for quite some time. we just didn't know what they had found. although they did say in october that there were indications russia was behind the hacking. but there were a lot of reports that russia was just messing around to mess around and make things uncertain. i'm not sure if it's a report, it's an assessment that russia was doing this purposefully to put trump in the white house. and almost more explosive, i think this is bigger than watergate now. and just as explosive is the telling of its story, that during the campaign obama went to congress, and he tried to get republicans and democrats to join with him in calling out russia for hacking dnc and messing around to make a difference in this election, and mitch mcconnell and another republican or

he kicked around hollywood all of his adult life before landing the role on "malcolm in the middle." but it was "breaking bad" that really got cranston breaking good. >> reporter: bryan cranston was born and raised in los angeles. three years ago, the hollywood chamber of commerce embedded his name in the sidewalk. >> i have often walked down this street before -- ♪ but the pavement never held my star before ♪ ♪ all at once i'm three stories high, knowing i'm on the street where it lives ♪ >> reporter: since then, it's only gotten better. at age 60, he's on hollywood's a-list and a red carpet regular, and no one was more surprised than cranston. >> i didn't feet entitled to become a star. i didn't expect it. >> reporter: did you want it? >> not really. the things you want professionally are opportunities. and through my good fortune, that's what's happened. opportunity has come to me. >> reporter: and when it came late in his career, cranston knocked it out of the park. >> maybe you and i could partner up. >> you want to cook crystal meth? >> that's right. >> when we first st

malcolm, just give us your reaction to the events of the day in both germany and turkey. >> well, the first thing that comes to mind for me, and i know i have a completely different way of viewing things is were these two events coordinated in any way, shape or form. first we have the assassination in ankara. clearly visible. the officer had planned this and made his way into that location and took a very public way of assassinating this individual and had a very solid political bent. it was about aleppo. it was about the suffering that he believed that he perceived inside of syria. i know traveling the muslim world, it is a very, very highly emotional thing to see children killed in syria. and most people seem to forget, turkey is a muslim nation. so they have people who feel the same way that iraqis, saudis all feel when they see these murders. on the other hand, we have berlin, which if it is an attack had to be a highly-coordinated attack for an individual. we call these suicide vehicle as weapons attacks, as they seize a vehicle and use it as a weapon system. israel's had over 50

. >> first we need to congratulate malcolm for being ahead of the curve on this. there have been lots of calls on capitol hill, but some republicans in the last few days started joining in for an a public inquiry, investigation of what's gone on. it's quite clear that the cia, fbi and nsa have been looking to this for quite some time. we just didn't know what they had found. although they did say in october that there were indications russia was behind the hacking. but there were a lot of reports that russia was just messing around to mess around and make things uncertain. i'm not sure if it's a report, it's an assessment that russia was doing this purposefully to put trump in the white house. and almost more explosive, i think this is bigger than watergate now. and just as explosive is the telling of its story, that during the campaign obama went to congress, and he tried to get republicans and democrats to join with him in calling out russia for hacking dnc and messing around to make a difference in this election, and mitch mcconnell and another republican or tw

heather cox, right now, with malcolm jenkins. >> malcolm jenkins with two interceptions, including a pick six tonight. how motivated was this team not to allow the giants to clinch on your home turf? >> very. we've been in a slide. and things haven't been going our way. we wanted to show up, compete, stay together. we knew we were getting healthy. got some guys back. felt condent coming back in front of this home crowd. took everything we had to beat the giants team. a really good team. a big team win. >> and tonight, the first time -- >> that's what i'm talking about. >> first time in seven tries to win a one-possession ball game. what did you learn about this dfls and this team and your win? >> we had a lot of guys step up. especially in the secondary. guys are banged up at the end. kept coming down to the defense. we put terrence brooks in at the end. didn't play one snap for us. down snaps. nolan carroll. leodis mckelvin stepped up. guys moving around. it was a huge win for us. i couldn't be prouder. in that secondary, we take a lot of heat. guys showed up today. >> impressive wi

but the show's cancellation turned out to be a very lucky moment. >> had "malcolm in the middle" been picked up, i would not have been available for "breaking bad" and right now someone else would be sitting here talking to that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. ditch the misery. let's end this. >>> hollywood and millions are mourning the death of actor alan thicke. he died today after suffering a heart attack. he was 69. he's remembered as the tv dad dr. jason seaver on the sitcom "growing pains." >> reporter: alan thicke wasn't just a memorable tv actor of his time. he was also a home that smile ♪ >> reporter: with a generous smile and plenty of wisdom, he

eagles malcolm jenkins spending his time offer the field playing santa for 140 families. >> we joined him as he and the people every his foundation prepared and delivered those meals. >> a mission every our organization, affect, the opportunities, and experiences . >> and they're hungry. >> we call them gravy, couple of juices. >> if anybody under stands the importance after meal, it is me. >> i'm hangry. when i get angry, i'm annoyed at everybody. >> and of course -- >> the whole thing about the holidays, you want to be around families. >> main thing is that to bring family around, a meal. >> enjoy the laughter, sharing family stories with friends, becomes a tradition. >> to be able to give them a full meal around the holidays, enjoy with their families, take that load off their shoulders. >> have everything put together for a christmas dinner. >> here for 140 families who may not otherwise have the joy of traditional holiday meal. >> oh, my goodness. >> it makes me proud, just as much as the performance on the fields. >> that is a career, but when it is all done, the legacy and impa

but the show's cancellation turned out to be a very lucky moment. >> had "malcolm in the middle" been picked up, i would not have been available for "breaking bad" and right now someone else would be sitting here talking to you, not me. >> you can see the full report on our website on cbsnews.com. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ng pc-17 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 67890 cbs caption test !!! maint. testing pc-17 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 67890 cbs caption test !!! maint. testing pc-17 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 67890 cbs caption test !!! maint. testing pc-17 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 67890 cbs caption test !!! maint. testing pc-17 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 67890 cbs caption test !!! maint. testing pc-17 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 67890 cbs caption test !!! maint. testing pc-17 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 67890 cbs caption t

. >> malcolm x, training day. >> man on fire better thanetr t lcololm x. >> training day, malcolm x.rainm >> i loved malcolm x.x >> another conversation we gotot to have off camera.ave ofcame we need to get our own thing owi getting up here.g did you spend too much during mr this holiday season perhapsps santa missed something on yourny wish list.t don't worry, because saint mickc is here to help you out. o enter the saint mick contest at foxdc.com you could be the luckl winner of $500. of $ go to foxdc.com/contests betweet now and friday at 11:59.1: one winner selected by random rn drawing january 2nd all 2 entrants must be 18 or older. o complete rules are available on foxdc.com/contests./cte >> i just got that all after ala tim time. saint mick. >> the show is called -- calle >> show coming out call mick. mc >> thank you kevin.>> tha k did did it. >> kevin explains the news nextx [ laughter ] >> play on word >> it's the new year approachess and instead of gala season geteg out pen paper because we've gote hot tips this morning how you'ru going to rock the red carpet ate this year's big

malcolm and i spent much of the amp watching the president's speech together. so you're the new guy for me today. give me your assessment of the fbi, you worked with the fbi, their very late sort of come-to-jesus moment on russian hacking. >> first of all, joy, i sort of feel like watching the president's speech, i felt heroic it was that guy who's just given two weeks' notice at work, he's checking in, but he's not going to do much. it was pretty uninspiring. inso much as the fbi, there are sources that the fbi has, they're probably sharing that. the good news is i feel that by the president saying this is russia, even though the public may not see this, this is actually going to have an impact on the russian's ability to collect intelligence. i think that just by saying, hey, we know, russia, what your sources and methods to do this, essential you're saying those sources and methods are burned. and now russia has got to rebuild that. there is that silver lining to it. but beyond that, i kind of have to say, i feel a little rudderless here. >> what would you h

.>> rob malcolm is there with the latest.>> reporter: i am at the hemlock tavern. it has been a very active year. the owners have been added since 10:00 this morning. any people paying tribute to the victims of the oakland fire. they are doing it the best way they know how, through music. as i said, three bands are playing. it's a very active inside, the man that brought this altogether is ship mehra, one of the lead singers and a guitar player. you are telling me earlier [ indiscernible ].>> [ indiscernible ] we have all lost friends to this fire, some friends. it affected us in the entire country. >> what did it take to pull all this together? >> this is a predetermined thing. we decided we need to make no money. we want to help everyone we can and benefit any victims of the fires. this is already something planned beforehand. we did want to keep anything. we want to share with the people who need it.>> do you ever play in the ghost ship?>> i have never been there. it's five blocks for my house. everyone i knew has been there, played shows there and also we had a

. >>> , throws the interception, malcolm jenkins taking it all the way for an eagles touch town. >>> the eagles played spoiler in the late night win for philadelphia a fans. >>> plus... >> my god, are you serious. >> oh, my god. >> it is owe kay. >> she thought her wedding dress was gone forever after an unfortunate mix up, it is a reunion of sorts you will see only on fox. great to have you with us on this friday, tgif, thomas drayton karen hepp has the morning off. >> good morning, bob. >> i knew eagles won when i went into get my coffee in the wawa. everybody is in a good mood. >> talk about a holiday present. >> holiday present. >> good morning, scott. >> in for sue, and it will be a busy travel day, and it looks like weather on the east coast will cooperate today, but i do have some showers, in the forecast for christmas eve so that could interfere with those last minute shopping plans, perhaps, like myself, as we look at weather by the numbers on a scale of one to ten. today we will give it a nine. we made it in the 50's. we will dot same for part of the region today. temperatu

prime minister, malcolm turnbull and other heads of state. malcolm had a really great time and a few days away from hospitals, treatments, and that kind of stuff. >> really great. what a great organization. >>> there are no limits to fashion, and this video kind of this is a very pretty dress, japanese model is wearing. >> she raid big bird's closet? >> no. >> i'm thinking potato chips. >> funny you mention that, gayle, because that is actually an edible dress. the skirt, the orange part, is made of carrots, sliced carrots. >> wow. she got together with lady gaga, she could be a soup. >> she could be. >> definitely having some fun they are really promoting a kitchen device you can use to slice vegetables and make your cooking easier, but they decided to improve the quality of this thing by slicing enough veggies to make a dress out of and it's actually kind of cool. >> mention anything about how long it took to make? >> no idea of how long it took. it's just fascinating. the video is getting a lot of attention because of the fact that it is e

he got to meet the prime minister, malcolm turnbull and other heads of state. malcolm had a really great time and a few days away from hospitals, treatments, and that kind of stuff. >> really great. what a great organization. >>> there are no limits to fashion, and this video kind of proves it. japanese model is wearing. >> she raid big bird's closet? >> no. >> i'm thinking potato chips. >> funny you mention that, gayle, because that is actually an edible dress. the skirt, the orange part, is made of carrots, sliced carrots. >> wow. she got together with lady gaga, she could be a soup. >> she could be. >> definitely having some fun with this idea. they are really kitchen device you can use to slice vegetables and make your cooking easier, but they decided to improve the quality of this thing by slicing enough veggies to make a dress out of and it's actually kind of cool. >> mention anything about how long it took to make? >> no idea of how long it took. it's just fascinating. the video is getting a lot of attention because of the fact that it is edible and when

he got to meet the australian prime minister, malcolm turnbull and other heads of state. malcolm had a really great time and a few days away from hospitals, treatments, and that kind of stuff. >>> t >>> there are no limits to fashion, and this video kind of proves it. this is a very pretty dress, japanese model is wearing. >> she raid big bird's closet? >> no. >> i'm thinking potato chips. >> funny you mention that, gayle, because that is actually an edible dress. the skirt, the orange part, is made of carrots, sliced carrots. >> she could be a soup. >> she could be. >> definitely having some fun with this idea. they are really promoting a kitchen device you can use to slice vegetables and make your cooking easier, but they decided to improve the quality of this thing by slicing enough veggies to make a dress out of and it's actually kind of cool. >> mention anything about how long it took to make? the video is getting a lot of attention because of the fact that it is edible and when she takes that piece of carrot from the dress and eats it, it's amusing. >> do you have t

malcolm had ry great time and a few days away from hospitals, treatments, and that kind of stuff. >>y great. what a great organization. >>> there are no limits to fashion, and this video kind o prov it. this is a japase mod iswearing. >> she raid big bird'sclos? . 'm thiingotato chips. >> funny you mention that, gayle,? because that is actuall an e ble drs. theskirt, the orange part, >> wow.carrots, sliced caots. e got together with lady gaga, she could be a soup. >> she could be. >> definitely having some fun with this idea. kitchen device you can use to slice vegetables and make your cooking easier, but the decided to improve the quali of this thing by slicing enough veggies to make a dress out of and it's actulyind of cool. >> mention anything about how long it took to make? >> no idea of how long it took. it's just fascinating. the video is getting a lot of attention because of the fact that it is edible and when she takes that piece of carrot from the dress and eats it, it's before wearing it? >> that is one fresh look. >>> there comes a point in everybody's life where it's j

so i asked malcolm jenkins, does the defense take that personal. >> nothing about the situation we're in right now that doesn't make you angry, whether our record or back in the division or think back to the last time we played, get motivated, plenty to be upset about, plenty of reasons to have an attitude and have some bite to you. i think you'll see a team with some energy, with a little bit of attitude and hopefully that turns into a win. >> more with malcolm this morning on eagl"eagles gameday kickof kickoff", then "eagles game plan" at 10:00 a.m. afterwards tonight "eagles gameday final" after sunday night football. >>> villanova, they are 10-0. they have won 16 straight going back to last season. that lasts longest winning streak in school history. the cats are the number one team in history. they have a tough test on the road at 23rd ranked notre dame. huge game for josh hart. a career high 30 points. as good as any player in the country, only cat in double figures. struggle but forced turnover. jalen brunson finishes and cats get their first lead of the day and hold on to beat

so i asked malcolm jenkins, does the defense take that personal. >> nothing about the situation we're in right now that doesn't make you angry, whether our record or back in the division or think back to the last time we played them, plenty to get motivated for, plenty to be upset about, plenty of reasons to have an attitude and have some bite to you. i think you'll see a team with some energy, with a little bit of attitude and hopefully that turns into a win. >> more with malcolm this morning on "eagles gameday kickoff", then "eagles game plan" at 10:00 a.m. afterwards tonight "eagles gameday final" after sunday night football. >>> villanova, they are 10-0. they have won 16 straight going back to last season. that matches the longest winning streak in school history. the cats are the number one team in the country. they had a tough test on the road at 23rd ranked notre dame. huge game for josh hart. a career high 37 points. jay wright says josh is as good as any player in the country. he was the only cat in double figures. nova struggled but they forced the turnover here. jalen bruns

malcolm, now that isis has claimed responsibility, how is that affecting thinking there? >> it's not really made that much of an impact, to be honest. the german interior minister acknowledged that isis had made this claim, but he didn't really react the it. i don't think anybody is particularly surprised. this attack was right out of the jihadist's playbook. it's the sort of language they've used before. but what i think isis has achieved by saying what they have done is that they have perhaps helped to polarize germany. they've helped to perhaps drive people into the arms of the alternative for germany party, the anti-immigrant party. they're going to create hatred. that's what their main objective is. >> woodruff: so the perpetrator is still on the loose. is there fear that he or she may strike again? >> that certainly is the worry. people are being advised to stay indoors. the police are very much concerned that the interior minister did say they have some leads and the police are following up on those leads, but they thought that they actually had their man in their

that's why we affectionately call malcolm nantz around here the scariest man in america. merry christmas to you. >> merry christmas to you. >>> another break for us. >>> coming up, he famously said donald trump would be the healthiest person ever elected president. is well, what trump's doctors is saying now as "the 11th hour" continues. these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> two quick things before we go tonight, first, an indication the presidency is about to become real -- a report today confirmed by our nbc station here in new york that a military transport plane and two helicopters spotted over this city over a week ago were on a dry run for a potential rescue mission if the president, while at trump tower in new york, needed to be extracted by air during a local or national emergency. the aircraft understandably attracted a lot of attention in the skies over new york and there was no advance warning of the drill. the explanati

malcolm? >> well, i think it's absolutely disgraceful. i mean, if the election hadn't occurred, it would be disqualifying. but we've been using that word a lot. i have three friends on the wall at the cia. i have six who i've worked with at nsa's wall, on the wall of those who have lost their lives in the defense of this nation. there are tens of thousands of good people, men and women, working 24/7, 365 to defend this nation and he discards them, because he thinks he knows better. right now what we feed to know is why does this man's policy track with the kremlin. why does this man's policy seem dismissive of 70 years of america's defense policies and strategies? why does this man seem to have foreknowledge of intelligence operations which have occurred with the acquiescence or the direction of the kremlin? this requires investigation. and believe me, i certainly hope that we get to the bottom of it. >> let me go to senator coons. senator coons, when you're dealing with bureaucrats, people who work for the country that are nonpartisan, t

let's now bring in congressman gregory meeks, democrat from new york, and malcolm nance, msnbc terrorism analyst and author of "defeating isis: who they are, how they fight, what they believe." thank you both. i'm going to defer first to the congressman here. one of the things that's striking about the way that donald trump reacted to this in sharp contrast to the way that president obama did and that presidents typically do is president obama, and i won't take credit for this original thought, i think it was an ian brem piece in "time," he said, we will stand behind the german people. trump's statement was all about christians versus islam. and used the magic words they wanted to use, radical islamic terrorism, because they think that will somehow fight terrorism. how does it strike you as someone who sits on the relevant committees, that approach to responding to an attack, that we don't even know who did it? >> the approach is exactly the wrong approach. words do matter and the fact that he goes out there without, apparently, having his intelligence briefings or anything of that natur

i asked malcolm jenkins if the defense takes it personal. >> it's the situation we're in right now that doesn't make you angry. would it be our record or that we're back in the division or you think back to the last time we played them, there's plenty to get motivated for. plenty to be upset about. plenty of reasons to have an attitude and have some bite to yourself. i think you'll see a team with some imagery and a little bit of attitude and hopefully that takes us to a win. >> more with malcolm tomorrow morning on eagles game day. kickoff at 9:30 and eagles game plan and then on to the 6ers, no joel embiid. nurlens noel. >> the little guy has his pants and his swing. look at this, crushing the drive. you know what they say, like father, like son. he looks a lot like him. but no cigarettes or beer allowed for the little kid out there. randy. like his dad. >> thank you, john. >>> today's cold weather could not stop jeep enthusiasts from supporting a great cause in delaware. hundreds of jeepers came out for the annual jeeps for joy supply drive. nbc 10's tim furlong was there. and nbc 10

malcolm jenkins. malcolm jenkins picks him off. >> was the voice of the eagles merle reels, yes, the suit is out. i know the tie doesn't match. everybody told me to put the suit away. >> but it is christmas eve. >> we just had to dust it off little bit though. >> katie loves this suit. >> yes, she wishes i wore it every day. >> ya. i do. um -- >> i know when you woke up this morning were you looking at the scores and were you like oh, i got to get it out. >> eating breakfast and i thought, is that right? i'm so tired. >> bleary eyed. >> double take? jim, you got to mix patterns, and did you it, well may not be the word i would use, but -- no, i would say, even though i'm not a fan that far suit, i'm glad you get to wear it, that's wonderful. >> what we are expecting here today very quiet day, any friends, specking sunshine, temperatures smidge above the average here, storm scan nice and quiet. it will stay that way throughout the entire day. with eventually some clouds on the way. >> mid's, but nice c

. >> meanwhile malcolm jenkins once again showing why he's a leader on the field and off the field. today his foundation teamed up with philadelphia police to provide christmas dinner and toys to 140 families. malcolm says the holidays are all about >> family is the main part about the holiday so this is just an opportunity to give back. >> well done. switching gears now for the first time in 21 years, the flyers have won nine in a row. they're the hottest team in hockey. meanwhile the nhl first star for his play last week. that means the flyers have back to back first stars. >>> villanova-determine tuesday at the pavilion. the wildcats are looking for their 18th consecutive big 5 win and fourth straight city title. it would also give them their 17th straight win dating back to last season. that would be an all-time school record. but it won't be easy. >> if it happened i think at the end of the year it's something that you're really proud of but we're trying not to think about it because it's not going to help us with temple. we've got to concentrate on temple what we need to do to

he got to meet the australian prime minister, malcolm turnbull and other heads of state. malcolm had a really great time and a few days away from hospitals, treatments, and that kind of stuff. >> really great. what a great organization. >>> there are no limits to fashion, and this video kind of proves it. this is a very pretty dress, japanese model is wearing. >> she raid big bird's closet? >> no. >> i'm thinking potato chips. >> funny you mention that, gayle, because that is actually an edible dress. the skirt, the orange part, is made of carrots, sliced carrots. >> wow. she got together with lady gaga, she could be a soup. >> she could be. >> definitely having some fun with this idea. they are really promoting a kitchen device you can use to slice vegetables and make your cooking easier, but they decided to improve the quality of this thing by slicing enough veggies to make a dress out of and it's actually kind of cool. >> mention anything about how long it took to make? >> no idea of how long it took. it's just fascinating. the video is getting a lot of attention becau

. >> meanwhile malcolm jenkins once again showing why he's a leader on the field and off the field. today his foundation teamed up with philadelphia police to provide christmas dinner and toys to 140 families. malcolm says the holidays are all about >> family is the main part about the holiday so this is just an opportunity to give back. >> well done. switching gears now for the first time in 21 years, the flyers have won nine in a row. they're the hottest team in hockey. meanwhile the nhl first star for his play last week. that means the flyers have back to back first stars. >>> villanova-determine tuesday at the pavilion. the wildcats are looking for their 18th consecutive big 5 win and fourth straight city title. it would also give them their 17th straight win dating back to last season. that would be an all-time school record. but it won't be easy. >> if it happened i think at the end of the year it's something that you're really proud of but we're trying not to think about it because it's not going to help us with temple. we've got to concentrate on temple what we need to do to

hold on, malcolm. we don't even know if this is our pod. i don't want to go down and find it's some alien tractor. it's our shuttlepod. i'm certain of it. we go down and have a look around. sir, we're being hailed. audio only. who is it? i can't tell. put them through. is thisenterprise? yes. and you are? we're holding your captain and your stewardrd in exchange for their safe return we want 40 of your phase weapons. the same type we found aboard your shuttle. you'll be hailed at this time tomorrow. y harm to come to her. we'll relyly on you. (static and beep) hello? sato: they've cut transmission. were you able to trace it? they were using a triaxilating signal. they called the captain "her." are we sure they've got the right hostages. at least it sounds like they're still alive. reed: for how long? we don't have 40 phase pistols. we've got 15. and even if we give them to these people there's no guarantee they'll keep their word. we know where the shuttle is. we have to send a team down now while we still have the element of surprise. we'r

rob malcolm has more on how firehouse 13 in fruitvale gave back. >> reporter: when it comes to spreading christmas cheer the guys at firehouse 13 on derby avenue in fruitvale come through. >> and as always they delivered. >> hello. >> we have gifts from santa for you guys. >> he called us to see if we could drop some presence off. is that okay? >> what is your name?>> shy. >> the smiles on faces set at all. >> this is good. they are spreading the spirit for people who may not get a gift because of economic reasons but it is nice that they are out here giving gifts. >> thank you. >> annual christmas eve tradition and on christmas day some of these guys will be working and don't seem to mind. >> i have been with the department 18 going on 19 and i have worked a lot of christmases. >> how many? >> enough to say i have worked a lot of christmases and sometimes you have to work christmas eve or christmas day and really do we have to work both but occasionally that does happen. most families understand that. >> i am a new kid. we are called the new kids. it means i get to work all the holidays

yes, we heard from prime minister malcolm turnbull using that phrase, suggesting that while they may not be directed by people overseas, certainly influenced by people overseas, primarily by islamic state propaganda. he says that four of the five are australian—born but of lebanese origin. the other man born in egypt, but having lived in australia for several years. so a homegrown terror threat. now this according to security services is the 12th plot they have managed to disrupt ina the 12th plot they have managed to disrupt in a matter of about two yea rs, disrupt in a matter of about two years, so disrupt in a matter of about two years, so they are clearly wanting to send a message that they are infiltrating and intercepting these threats. however, they are telling people that they need to remain vigilant over the christmas period. several large events in melbourne, the boxing day test here in sydney, new year's eve fireworks, the police presence will be raised. people might notice more uniformed people but at the same time malcolm turnbull telling people they need not be cowed

malcolm likes-- my books more than i do. and malcolm might have done a better job with this i think. i have my limitations as a writer and i bump up against them. i can see what i have going for me also and i try to play to my strings. charlie: describe what you are good at? at seducingm good people into learning things. went -- once you get them, you can take them anywhere. and creating trust. you can take a reader anywhere. a weird algebra note but i will trust the writer. take a look at this list. poker, moneyball, the , the bige, boomerang short. and now this. "undoing project." where do you put this? michael: i have never said this about a book that i have written, but this is the best book i have written. charlie: because it is done better? michael: the level of difficulty it is also the quality of the material and the importance of the material is off the charts. charlie: when amos died, what did he know? did he feel -- we are just getting going and i am going away? michael: the last thing he wanted to know -- and the

so i asked malcolm jenkins, does the defense take that personal. >> nothing about the situation we're in right now that doesn't make you angry, whether our record or back in the division or think back to the last time we played them, plenty to get motivated for, plenty to be upset about, plenty of reasons to have an attitude and have some bite to you. i think you'll see a team with some energy, with a little bit of attitude and hopefully that turns into a win. >> more with malcolm this morning on "eagles gameday kickoff", then "eagles game plan" at 10:00 a.m. afterwards tonight "eagles gameday final" after sunday night football. >>> villanova, they are 10-0. they have won 16 straight going back to last season. that matches the longest winning streak in school history. the cats are the number one team in the country. they had a tough test on the road at 23rd ranked notre dame. huge game for josh hart. a career high 37 points. jay wright says josh is as good as any player in the country. he was the only cat in double figures. nova struggled but they forced the turnover here. jalen bruns

sot - malcolm turnbull/ primer ministro australiano "it is a time of happiness and joy. these terrorists sought to disrupt it. they have been thwarted. they are in custody. " "es un momento de felicidad y alegría que estos terroristas estaban buscando impedir. nosotros pudimos evitarlo y ahora están bajo custodia." pero las alarmas tambin se activaron aqu en estados unidos... en boston y filadelfia refuerzos policiales se pueden observar en los lugares tursticos y atracciones navideÑas. mientras que el f-b-i investiga declaraciones de ataques terroristas a iglesias en el pas sot - evan kohlmann / analista de terrorismo de nbc news "it's important to put this in context. it did not come from isis. most isis sources online have no idea what this is or where it came from. so it's by no means official." "es importante recalcar que esto no vino de isis. la mayoría de las fuentes de isis en el internet no tienen ni idea que es ni de dónde vino, por lo que no es oficial. " en la gran manzana la seguridad ha aumentado en la historica catedral de san patricio, lo cual es rut

. >> malcolm jenkins once again showed why he is leader on and off the feel. today his foundation teamed up with philadelphia police to provide christmas dinners, and toys, to 140 families. malcolm says the holidays are all about family. >> i have had blessing of, having a holiday dinner every single christmas of my life and i understand there are people that don't have that opportunity. one thing that brings families together is a dinner, and families, it is hain part of the holidays, so this is just an opportunity to give back. >> well done. >> so first time in 21 years, 21 years, flyers have won nine in a row. they are the hottest team in hockey. they are off it this but their next game is wednesday night in colorado. meanwhile jay voracek has been named nhl first star for his play last week that means flyers had back to back first stars, goalie steve mason won it a couple weeks ago and voracek posted nine-point this four games, and flat out balling. >> yes. >> yes. >> that is great to see, thanks, buddy, appreciate it. >>> "cbs evening news" is just a few

doug pederson questions the players effort and malcolm jenkins doesn't really like the position that that puts the team in. hear what he had to say about that next in sports. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. ♪ >>> the eagles getting reinforcements for the red skins jordan and ryan matthews back at practice both should be full go for sunday's game and they're really going to need it. it feels like the eagles have no shot in making the playoffs mantle mat klee they're still in it. two games back of the final wild card spot but they've lost seven out of nine and losing is start to go really weigh on the team. carson wentz in isn't used to this.

much tothank you so malcolm scott. now j.p. morgan chief jamie dimon said their stock several models for what to do right in public property. rishaad: he is the biggest bank of the u.s., saying american leaders could take a leaf out of their books. >> if you travel around the world, and i guess you can see all of these things, singapore does it. it is a country. it was part of malaysia when it was formed, partly chinese, malay, they speak each other's languages. they have the strength to get it done. gdp is now higher than the gdp of the average american. the prime minister is tough. he made them all learn english so they could become good for countries. we have a lot of affordable housing. they made sure that you could buildinglike an indian and mla building, chinese building -- he desegregated by apartments. he wanted people to know each other, smelly chadors foods. if i could put my -- each other's foods. if i could put my democratic friends there, they say it would be backwater. you can't mix people or make them learning le

we talk to guys in the locker room about the situation, guys like malcolm jenkins. >> thursday night games are not in the interest of the players but there is money in it and it comes down to us and money, they will take the money. >> it is exciting to be on national tv, something new, something different. this point of the year it goodies to mix it up, change it. it has been a quick week but it has been a good week. >> you hear different in approach from a veteran like malcolm jenkins verse guy like carson wentz. you hear youthful exuberance from wentz. i looked at his numbers from north dakota state n his junior and senior years combined he tossed for a total of 540 times. through 14 games of this year, 544. so, hopefully we don't see that wear and tear rear its ugly head here tonight against new york football giants. that is store friday lincoln financial field i'm don bell. coming up later in sports we will hear from merrill reese, voice of the eagles and get his opinion on this match up, back to you guys. >> all right, db see you in a few, thanks very much. >>> it will be a litt