and my wife polly, who was also sitting in the front row next to rosemary, polly found these at the second hand, half price bookstore. she found six or seven of them. pulled them off the shelf and said here, you're doing this now, you'll need these. and we took them home, and i think this is the last one we had. and i was flipping through it one day a while ago to see, just to remind me of something. and i opened the back, and i found barilla stamped on the inside of it. it's one of rosemary's books, and i thought that what we would do, masahiro and yuji and i signed this. and we thought we would give you back your book. [ applause ] so to go on. i, that story, i mentioned to a couple of japanese journalists that i had read this story, because on the anniversaries of the bombings, if you're related to harry truman, you get phone calls, and i mentioned this to a couple of japanese journalists and that story made it back to japan, and i had to phone call from masahiro sa sake who was in the united states for business or a few weeks, and we talked for a few minutes, and he said i think it's i

. >> reporter: his name is polar, polly for short. no matter what the 4-yard is doing, the -- 4-year-old is doing, the well worn bear get as front proceed. a couple of weeks ago the family was cruising down 495 in milford with the car windows rolled down and you can probably guess what happened. >> emma started trying hysterically. i said what's the matter? she said polar is out the window. >> reporter: it was polly overboard so mom pulled over with hysterical child and called state police. >> and they asked in f it was an emergency. i was very embarrassed to say it's not an emergency. my daughter lost her lovey. >> reporter: mom admits she would have understood if police declined the stuff bear rescue but it didn't happen. a trooper responded, a father himself and understood the emergency. traffic as darkness fell and snagged it off the rumble strip by the left-hand lane. >> i don't know if it was a first for him but totally a first for me. >> reporter: what did the trooper get for his empts? well, how about a -- efforts? well, how a

join us is mercedes schlapp political cullant and an official in the bush white house, and polly ball and betsy woodruff. >> what did you think about him push back on tom tom brokaw and campbell brown? thank you is an effective mechanism of saying, you know, on the tom brokaw case, rightfully so, tom brokaw when he did the piece open him, regarding the muslims and basically in essence calling trump a racist, trump had to punch back and respond. on campbell brown that was fascinating because he said he didn't know who she was or --. >> or she was still alive. >> she very much alive. >> she is. she left the media because she was raising two kids. again, he fought back hard on both of these cases. it is one of the situations where donald trump wins the debate. betsy? >> what upsets me is how he talked about rush limbaugh and mark levin, the only time he has taken a step back of public criticism account only time he has shown deference to the media figures. >> why is that? i thought he was saying he had nothing to do with it. >> he said those guys made me rething. all the reason why is be

and my wife polly, who was also sitting in the front row next to rosemary, polly found these at the second hand, half price bookstore. she found six or seven of them. pulled them off the shelf and said here, you're doing this now, you'll need these. and we took them home, and i think this is the last one we had. and i was flipping through it one day a while ago to see, just to remind me of something. and i opened the back, and i found barilla stamped on the inside of it. it's one of rosemary's books, and i thought that what we would do, masahiro and yuji and i signed this. and we thought we would give you back your book. [ applause ] so to go on. i, that story, i mentioned to a couple of japanese journalists that i had read this story, because on the anniversaries of the bombings, if you're related to harry truman, you get phone calls, and i mentioned this to a couple of japanese journalists and that story made it back to japan, and i had to phone call from masahiro sa sake who was in the united states for business or a few weeks, and we talked for a few minutes, and he said i think it's i

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although that's not where most legacy planning conversations start--polly says that's often where it leads. a few minutes into our discussion when i talk about okay leave your child to your children and your child gets divorced and part of your farm is now that marital estate and being divided by a judget...the hackles go up the red flags go up and what i find almost immediately is they want to keep it simple but keep it in the blood. she says there's only so much that can be done after a marriage. we can use trusts we can use llc, llp's any kind of entity we can use transfer restrictions and by-sell agreements and we can do our best to protect the farm. but end up with other assets. but..before the wedding a premarital agreement is contract that can say hey, the farm that's going to reign down upon me from a generation above is going to be different and ought to be treated differently that the wealth we build during our marriage. and if something goes wrong alright we'll fairly split that and the judge will decide. she knows not all agree... it is difficult and some people have very

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she said polar is out the window. >> it was polly overboard so mom pulled over with hysterical child and called state police. >> they asked if it was an emergency, my daughter lost her luvy. >> mom admits she would have understood if they declined the per rescue. >> trooper dan mather responded, a father himself and understood the urgency, he hunted the per down in traffic as darkness fell and snagged it off the rumble strip by the left hand lane. >> i don't know if it was a >> so what did the trooper get for his efforts, how about a handwritten note. >>> emma. >> just wanted to thank him, the least we can do for saving polar bear. >> the trooper didn't want to talk about his good deed and neither did a shy emma, but words aren't always needed. >> absolutely, it was definitely a happy ending. >> ken mccloud. >> is that so cute, that is her understand. >> in my desk at home. >> do you have a luvy. >> you do? >> that is cute. >> i don't sleep with it. >> are you sure? >> you don't like -- okay. there he is. >>> it's good that you have your luvy because it's chilly. >>> might need a snu

polly girl. >>> there was definitely a wrong crowd at this place. >> that was a letdown, total letdown. >>> definitely a wrong crowd at this place, a north carolina mansion owned by former carolina panther jeff ota. it's been empty for a while until a bunch of teenagers turned it into party central. that's what teenagers do. neighbors complained, cops showed up. kids all over the place, beer everywhere. they shut it down. no more party central. >>> and no party in buffalo because they haven't seen any snow. >> and of course sure buffalo's claim to fame are those wings, but the claim to fame runner up has to be the snow and so far they've got zilch. >> i'm sure they're broken up about it. >> today buffalo broke a record that stretches back to 1899. that's the last time this city went late into the year without any measurable snow. what do the people there think. it depends on whether you see the snow shovel half empty or half full. >> beautiful day. i couldn't ask for a better day, and especially in december and buffalo of all places. >> i miss the snow. i want to ski. i want to walk in

kennedy: of course trump is all over twitter dear manning an he polly and he's setting the tone for the next phase of battle. this round goes to him. but in this clash of the titans do i have the stamina as they battle to the death? presidential kfd lindsey graham is dropping out of the race. who's next? steve harvey awards the miss universe drownt wrong woman and he's walk it back. i'm kennedy. today hillary clinton's spokesman brian fallon responded to donald trump's remand for an apology saying hell no, hillary clinton won't be apologizing. is this what a general election would be like? will ron is here, the daily beast washington bureau chief. and katie pavlich and also a fox news contributor. '. let's say mean things about people. is this a preview of the death match? >> between donald trump and hillary clinton? if it gets that far. i don't know that's pundit hospital think donald trump will make it to the general. but for an early exchange this was fiery. hillary clinton took something that's a liberal article of faith after san bernardino. we heard about what isis wants after tha

let's bring into the conversation the senior analyst and polly neville jones. thank you for joining us. let's start with you, what is your response to the vote yesterday? airstrikes alone. no presence on the ground the with support in some shape or form of maybe 70,000. >> i think that 70,000 number needs to be examined were carefully. a big militarily extending the airstrikes makes perfect sense, but to an extent, greater european and international involvement puts a damp on the possible escalation pathways between russia and turkey. these are countries with many overlapping areas of interest across a broad swath of the world. having greater european involvement in that is a way to contain the potential pathways to escalation. the crux of the government case relies on the 70,000 suppose it moderates and the transition of the government. i think these are the two weakest points in their in that we have not seen any evidence there is room for compromise or any evidence that there are in fact 70,000 moderate troops. you makeoness, what do of the number and is tha

is doing in polly from r trauma. we're not going to sacrifice that. >> it's really important that this program be more per misive in allows to use emergency care. i'm kind of amazed that we would ask our veterans to pay for service-connected conditions. that's a major reversal. >> we deny a third of er claims. and as a result of that blaif i don't recall right now, a lot of veterans end up defer iring to yard care and that's really creating an adverse incentive. and what we're trying to do is be able to spongsblely address the manager. so what we propose is that we're moving all of those restrixs so that a veteran feels comfortable when they go to the e.r., they will get seen and i'm able to pay the bill. we don't want everyone to go to the e.r. if they have the sniffles. >> even if they're service connected, though? >> well, i think it's regardless of service-connected or nonservice connected. if you only have a little cold, you want to expedite that. there's many different way that is we can do it. if we remove tha

. >> other than that it was a full uh polly. >>. he didn't say i apologize -- >> you said it was full? >> it was full in the sense that we were wrong. we shouldn't have run it. i respect that part. you pointed out cruise is going to fundraise which was hipocritical? >> it is prolonging the trauma. >> well once they ran the cartoon with the kids in it they were fair game. you said if cruz will use his kids in the ad he has to recognize they will be vulnerable to criticism. >> yeah. >> i don't agree with that. chelsea clinton was never fair game. >> but just to be fair, every time obama's daughters are behind him during speeches and they look bored or yawn we criticize that. >> and sometimes they get fired. i believe it was the turkey thing. >> they got fired? >> a low-level gop aid was fired. >> well then i would like to see more people sphiered. fired. >> joe devito you said if you go after anyone go after his kids. politicians need to stop using kids in their ads and campaign. >> i agree with that. maybe now when they run the carto

polly's pancake parlor in sugar hill, stuart and john's sugar house, followed by parker's taking the fifth spot is intervale farm pancake house in henniker. so many great places to get some flap jacks. still ahead this morning, michelle obama going where no other before. the versus she released to the world yesterday. and now time for our u local hot shot. a pair of chickens in freemont ready for the cool whether with their new sweaters. her mom nitted the sweaters for the birds. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. kevin: starts off with a nice situation in meredith. we have a dense fog advisory for the entire state. visibility is under a quarter

especially for people who have never been to the polli at all. finaling out what a caucus is and how much time it entails, starting at 7:00 at night. not in the afternoon or the morning. is a difficult haul. but if trump uses his support wisely and builds enough excitement and explains to the people that he needs to turn them out. he can probably win iowa. if he doesn't and new hampshire is sort of a response to the outcome of iowa, things can begin to change for him. but he has i think enough time to make a good push and if he doesn't, he blew a six-minute lead. >> within the numbers we see that trump has a massive lead when asked who would handle the economy, immigration. he's ahead of his closest contender. the only place i spotted that he was behind anyone in this polling is if you would be proud to have him as your president, cruz was first and rubio and then trump behind. voters feel very confident with him on these key issues, with trump. >> i would argue that that is the more interesting set of numbers to come out of the most recent polls

coming back to claim the title is polly's pancake parlor in sugar hill, second is stuart and john's sugar house, followed by the water wheel breakfast & gift house, and also parker's maple barn, and the fifth spot is the pancake house in henniker. i like that. that looks great. a holiday tradition continued with a special donation. an anonymous person has donated a gold coin. it happened again on wednesday. they found the coin wrapped in a $100 bill. the coin, which is minted in south africa, is worth about $1,200. how about that? just wonderful. all of the generosity out there this morning. we have some live pictures of the annual spirit of giving food drive kicking off this morning. another live report after the break. and hot shot picture of the morning. looks like christmas came early for the chickens in freemont. her mom knitted these sweaters. submit your own pictures at for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've go

school record with 19, 3's. 93-63 over cal polly now 7 and 1. raiders turn in a tremendous effort in denver yesterday. 1 15-12 we know with mack shows he's a one man wrecking crew at teams. 5 sack for mack as raiders came back from 12 nothing deficit to beat the broncos in denver. sill vevr and black slim my off hopes at six an 7 here's head coach jack del rio on the mack attack. >> this really was unblockable most of the day. just whether against the run or pass he was showing up in the back field being very disruptive. it was special. special performance. >> this is not special. the theners wretched against the bad browns team. johnny and company dominating 24-10. sac sacked then times. fall to if you are and then and after the game someayers joe included said the team wasn't prepared. jim's response today. >> i would have to disagree with joe on that. i don't think maybe he was speaking from a personal note. i don't know. but that was something that was addressed all weekmu. % we have noo overlook any one. no. 2, in the nfl i don't care if yo

caught up with sarah polly. she started in richmond, drove to arlington, because she got rebooked on a flight out of reagan national and had two more flights canceled. where did you sleep? >> i haven't slept yet. just sitting here in the chairs and there has been a ton of people just sitting here and just waiting because they said that they couldn't give us a voucher, couldn't give us a hotel voucher. >> reporter: she was frustrated with first airline, she rebooked to another airline. she's hoping to get out of here by 11:00. i want to point your attention to the board above me. you can see one of the trouble spots, chicago, four out of five flights this morning delayed or canceled. back to you. >> david culver live for us, thank you. >>> developing this morning, ethan couch an his mother are in custody in mexico. couch is the man who said he had affluenza, in other words, he was too wealthy to tell right from wrong when he killed four people in a drunk driving crash two years ago. texas sheriffs were searching

. >> the more re pumps i have the polly ester, the better. >> a loft flash a loft glitter a lot of twinkle lights. >> extra pieces hanging off, you know? >> oh, but i do. at a pop up shop inside the king of prussia mall, it was tough to choose, from led fireplace sweat their really sparks my interest, to a sequin gingerbread man jacket that sweetened my strut. when it comes to this tacky tradition? >> you have to own it. you have to be committed fully. >> that kind of dedication has trans formed outdate the apparel into multi-million dollar business, with retailers, embracing the trends, top to bottom. >> the pant, throw on the hat, put the better on, blazer, good to go. >> at the ugly sweater kiosk, fine hats, pants, ugly sweater inspired by star wars, the smurfs, seinfeld and sports teams. the california based company says it is on track to sell $5 million worth of ugly stuff, competing with growing list of retailers, including macy's, j.c. penney and target. >> presidential candidates ted cruz ben carson and hillary clinton are also in on the trend. >> soup you are coo cute. >> but supp

i congratulate the trust for bought polly mary's house. she was one of the founders of the national organization for women. an african-american woman. her own life story is a miracle. in reality, here she is very humble beginnings, but a lawyer, the first african-american woman priest. a woman who fought for the rights of all people. for the lgbt community long -- you know, when people didn't dare to speak out, she spoke out. she led. but also, the will knowing this history also know that some of the mythology around our movement must be corrected. it can only be corrected if you tell our stories. it is always said that our movement -- we represent a lot of them, are divided. we are not divided. press --he reason the they would always describe it as a white woman's movement. it was never true. we had african-american women, latinas, native americans women from all classes participated. but, i think it is part of the mythology because divided, we can be conquered. telling our stories, it is the story of the united states and the future. i c

stories this morning in health news, you need to know that autism may be related to a condition known as polly cystic over rescind drome. this is a condition where mom has excess sex hormones from testosterone and this may lead to an increased risk of autism. something to be thinking about. this is big news. >>> yet another big story this week, we learned that doctors should get your blood pressure down to less than 120 over less than 80. a new study just this week shows that if we do that, you run a lower risk of having stroke and heart attack. folks, you need to get that blood pressure under control. >>> lastly, if you smoke those e zig let's you need to listen to this, folks. there is an increased chance that you're inhaling chemicals that are used as flavorings one of them die as si teal can increase your risk of serious lung conditions. one, are you ready for this term, bronchial lights oh blister rants. folks, don't do it. i'm not really into you doing anything where you inhale. i'm dr. mike v a great weekend. >>> thank you dr. mike. >>> always great information. now a same sex couple ha

. >> reporter: people have made the point, polly, that eight people celebrating on a rooftop in new jersey is different than thousands and thousands. and in fact the attorney general for new jersey, the mayor of paterson, the police chief of jersey city said we were on guard. did not happen. are you comfortable with donald trump's relationship with the truth? >> i'm 100% comfortable with it. when san bernardino happened, it's the first terrorist attack on american soil since 9/11. let me tell you something. it brought back a lot of bad memories for all of us, okay. especially new yorkers. i'm a new yorker. i watched as those towers were coming down, okay. and 9/11 to me, i don't care about upsetting a few muslims or upsetting a few people, okay. because when i think of 9/11 every day, okay, i think of the firemen's faces, the looks on their faces as they were running into the towers to save people, okay. they were rushing towards death, okay. and i think -- i think of all of the little boys and the little girls, okay, that lost their heroes that morning, their moms and their dads. i think

this enemy does have a little bit of fight left in them, so we shouldn't be polly annaish about that. what this tells us also is the forces that we're aligned with, the iraqi security forces, cts, counterterrorist security forces here in and anbar and in central iraq along with the peshmerga forces up north, these are now becoming solid fighting forces. the pesh have always been solid. the iraqi security forces, it took some time to rebuild them, but what we're seeing is the fruits of that labor. they were able to hit back. think absorbed the blow that they received from isil. they reorganized. they pushed isil back here in this tactical action. they knocked them completely back on their heels. i think it is an important thing to note. >> louis. >> louis with abc. can i go back to that attack up north? you said it was a battalion sized force that conducted that attack. how large a force numerically are we talki ining about? does that indicate they had a certain level of freedom of movement in that area? the canadians defense ministry, they're acknowledging their ground forces helped r

. >> we looked at our polli for the last few months, donald trump's lead remarkably stable. about a ten-point lead last three months, 90 days. >> when we started looking in august a go through today he's got a quarter to a third of the support all along no m matterhe stakes that people have said he's maid, the insults he's given along the way, allf those sorts of things. his supporters are sticky. to keep up with the "star wars" theme his supporters think he is a jedi anything and the gop establishment thinks he's a a sith lord. >> come on. i almost missed that one. >> you got to stay with it, george. >> i didn't completely miss it. quickly, in georgia last night, key date, marchth. >> i think that will be the point in time it comes down to four candidates, donald trump, marco rubio, celia cruz and probably o we don't know yet. >> our disney bosses will love you today. back to lara. shattering records, 125 million mers going online to shop even crashing the sites of major retailers. abc's becky worley is in san francisco with a look at the big winners. good morning, becky. >

. >> given what we know about isis and how closely they watch you as polly and behavior, is what we saw in san bernardino the way isis would try to attack again? >> sure, i think in this case, wolf, they got lucky. this couple were self-radicalized going way before the establishment of the caliphate and not just the one put out by isis or predecessor al qaeda and iraq but yeah, the geopolitical situation is a gift to isis as i've been saying for months. the fact that they have a state in the middle east is a form of de decoration of victory against the west. when the guys in raqqah and mosul go to sleep at night, they have a smile on their faces because they know they are people inspired to carry out these attacks without any command and control coming from isis h.q. and this is sort of a saturation effect. i called it an invisible army of jihads and simply take credit for it and it redowns to the international brand of isis. >> peter, was this a terror marriage some are calling it, organized by isis or some other terror group? >> well, you know, when they first encountered each other,

donald trump, i don't think this is where she should be going, if he wants to hit her on polly, be my guest. going after bill clinton who is the most powerful politician in the country -- i think they have been asking themselves that. the e-mail scandal has been brought up. do we want people that live in the gray. i call it gray. i know. here we are. [laughter] >> stuart: jeb bush just had an interview >> stuart: how about mcdonald's? >> with mcdonald's what they actually did was they had a plan. this is finally communicated some type of plan, they are going to refranchise about four different company-owned stores. i think the stock is terribly overvalued in my opinion. it's like putting a band aid on a pig and putting into a beauty contest. this is to me not a good company to invest in. if you have a great company, you should be investing in the organic growth of the company and dividends is not the way to go. >> stuart: hold on a second. we picked at&t as a stronger player because it pays four and a half 5% dividend. you don't like at&t, i take it? >> mature company, you are not goi

. >> trump slammed the polli calling it biased. cruz said it's a testament to the fact that cruz's message is working. cruz questioning trump's judgment during a private fund-raiser. trump hit back on friday trying to undermine cruz's evangelical credentials by making a reference thos cuban theritage. >> i do like cruz but not a lot of evangelicals come out of cuba. >> other gop rivals are sharpening their attacks. marco rubio criticized trump's policy. >> it's not going to happen. it violates a lot of things we think about our country. >> reporter: the democratic race is also heating up. bernie sanders now topping secretary hillary clinton in a recent new hampshire poll. while he continues to draw policy distinctions with clinton, on saturday, sanders saved his sharpest jabs for the republican front-runner. >> trump and other demagogues attempting to divide this country. that is disgufsting. that sis unacceptable and as a nation we must reject it. >> reporter: the new poll shows that trump is still leading nationally with 27% of p

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