tell us about who joan is, before she met ray croc on that fateful evening. >> guest: so, joan was 26 years younger than ray. so ray was 52 at that point. so joan was in her 20s. she was a younge mother. she was a beautiful blond woman, and she was a very, very skilled pianist and organist, and back in the day, that was a very valued profession. people would play in restaurants, which she did. she played on television. local television. she was so beautiful that the local tv owner hired her to play music in the breaks in between shows, because that was before videotape. and he also had a really good concern going selling -- i'm sorry -- selling lessons, music lessons to kids. so she was really working very hard with these three jobs, but the job she loved was at the cry tieron restaurant in -- she played the organ in the dining room, apparently up on a pedestal and entertaining the diners. then after dinner hours she would go to the lounge where she played piano. >> host: now take us back to that evening, and now keep in mind ray is married, has a child at home? yes. >> guest: yes, sh

it was new and joan loved this woman and the next day she got a check from joan and joan worked very hard to make sure that the land was secured so that this hospice was built. and time and time again, that is how she gave money. >> host: flood victims in right-hand -- rapid city, south dakota. >> guest: in thed 70s there was a huge glad and in 1997 there was a devastating flood in north dakota and she would see the major mayor, just been elected and was on tv every night discussing the terrible state of the area on television every night, and joan was so moved by that, that she had her friend, the former mayor, maureen o'connor, fly in to grand forks with a change for $20 million,fl and the can be was -- the condition was it go asn immediately as possible to flood victims to offer them relief ant her name be kept out of it. she didn't reel realize somebody would tell -- trace the number on her check and found out. >> host: of course i want to be sure we have time for questions. we go get to the big donations that set apart and still do. >> guest: ey, i as a public radio reporter has

of trade and joan. [laughter] and i have never done anything for as long as i have a as this book. >> we'll help you enjoy paid lisa napoli burning about "ray and joan" i feel like we're so much better after this conversation. >> we appreciate everybody being here. [applause] . .

joan was so different from that. she was so an orthodox. and as you said, but the san diego padres in response to a news item here heard in the car on the airport back home. joan would see a story or hear a story or read a story and call up and all of a sudden get a ton of money to whomever needed it. or she would meet someone on a plane. the first freestanding hospice began because she met a woman on the plane who is a doctor her age and joan was so taken by this woman who had this education and wanted to start a freestanding hospice in san diego back again when now we take hospice for granted. it's a wonderful thing if we all know it's an incredible presence in the community. it was pretty new. show them love this woman in the next she got a check and joan worked hard to make sure the land was secure. time and time again that is how she gave money. flood the dems. >> their flood victims in south dakota. >> in the 70s there is a huge flood in rapid city and in 1997 a devastating flood in grand forks, north dakota. she was the mayor of a ju

and how are you, joan? >> fresh as a daisy. sit down and have a bite with us. >> i'd like to, but i've got some important business in town. see you at dinner. >> "dear gary, buyer for stuff ask for larkins. don't forget my cut-- joe." >> i told you he had it, cisco. >> well, but he'll not have it much longer, we'll see to that. i wonder where pancho is. i'll see you later. ?? >> hello, little pigeons. i got a friend who'd like to meet you. his name is paul parrot. (chuckles) hey, paul, say hello to the little pigeon. (high-pitched voice) hello, bird-- hello, little pigeon. hello, ha ha. (squawks) (high-pitched jabbering) (screeches and whistles) hello, pigeon. hello, little pigeon. (laughing) (squawks) hello, little pigeon. (chuckles) where you come from? timbuktus? oh, what a pretty little 'aminal'. you gots a little baby? >> hey, give me that bird. >> but, senor, i-- >> what's the idea, trying to steal my pigeon? >> well, i didn't was trying to steal the pigeon. i was just talking to him like pigeons talk to one another. i do

she is here today, my wife of 8 years, joan miller hauerton. tand up, joan. joan is also a veteran nurse which comes in handy these days, and she's excellent at prescribing tylenol and telling me to check with her again in the morning. thank you, joan. she does a lot of other great hings. i'm indeed honored to be standing here. well, sort of standing here. amid the splendor of this place and either powerful symbols of the far-flung dimensions of the war and its sacrifices. because one of the great things about this memorial in our time is that veterans who rarely poke of the war, and we have a otorious -- we are notorious about that. we didn't speak much of the war except in the most generalities. but thanks to this memorial, it , s been a magnet for veterans world war ii veterans all across the country, to come here in our last years and unlock the vault of our memories and tell our stories to one another. time permits only a little of my own story. i never expected to be the custodian of an m-1 rifle. s mike said, i was in the army ferblized training progra

district receives reports of some sort of bullying every day that's those reports are seen by this woman, joan ruben, the bullying prevention specialist will the school district. >> if a parent sees that their child is a victim of cyberbullying, what can they do? >> if the child is letting the parent knowing it's happening, getting screen shots, saving the information rather than deleting it at this point. then if it's something that is happening that's related to school, go online and enter it in and the going on. we have had kids suspended. kids have been told to stop and don't stop and they lose their position at the current school they are at. >> reporter: what if a parent does doesn't know their child is being bullied. the child is keeping it to themselves. is there tips for parents to monitor? >> that's a great question,

joan larsen, from the michigan supreme court. william pryor, searchrves 11th circuit court of appeals from alabama and on the circuit u.s. court of appeals. what do these three picks say about the president-elect's thinking which it comes to the united states supreme court? >> all conservatives and all people who we suspect might be against abortion rights. these are the -- the kind of things he's told us us, wolf. in the mold of antonin scalia. wants someone who would roll back abortion rights and send the matter to the states. and all three of these individuals are known for conservatism. one of them, you mentioned first, michigan justice joan larsen, was a scalia clerk, and right after his death on february 13th, she wrote a pretty compelling opinion piece talking about how closely aligned she was with justice scalia. the other two individuals, judge pryor and judge sykes, are both on appeals courts. judge pryor in alabama. judge sykes in wisconsin, and donald trump during the campaign singled out both of them. you know, it's

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joan, tell me something i don't know. >> the dnc chair race is shaping up. elise hope decided not to run this week and unfortunately it really is being set up as a proxy battle between labor secretary tom perez and congressman keith ellison, which i think is unfortunate because i think they're great people. >> like a proxy for bernie versus -- >> president obama versus sanders. and keith ellison stepped out to try to take himself out of that box, i believe it was this morning, tweeting a story about how people have to stop passing on right wing memes about hillary clinton being corrupt or losing the election because she was corrupt. and he was completely attacked by a lot of people, a lot of former supporters on twitter. he got a lot of support but he also got a lot of negativity. >> he's his own person. he existed before bernie sanders. >> there are four or five great people in the race. it should be interesting. >> should be very interesting. >> matt. >> over 1,000 babies were born this year in refugee camps in greece of syrians who fled the conflict there

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just ask joan rivers if you run into her in the hereafter. when jones has been died, he was on the east coast. joan could not get the corner to release his body so he could come home to the west coast. she didn't know who to call. who do you call to pull strings like this? she was acquainted with my mother, but they weren't great friends yet. herrtheless, she bucked up courage and called the white house and got my mother on the phone. joan's husband's body was on the next plane out of town to the west coast. buddybecame my mother's mu for the rest of her life. i see the faces of many friends here today. s areof my mother's buddie gone now. she is among the last of her cohort, the old gang, her generation, and now she is truly with them. if my mother had one great talent, she knew how to love. and she loved one man more than the world. in her later years, after my father had gone, she used to ask me whether i thought she would be with him again when she died. i'm not a believer in the supernatural, but i always assured her that wherever dad ha

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

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trace gallagher has more from our newsroom. >> chip and joan that gaines have not publicly commented on their believes regarding same-sex marriage although chip gaines did go on twitter saying be courageous, be strong, do everything in love. and hgtv which airs the couple's show is addressing the question raised in the buzzfeed article as to whether the show would welcome a same-sex couple saying we don't discriminate against members of the lgbt community in oof our shows. hgtv is proud to have a crystal clear record of including people from all walks of life in their series. now the benham brothers who lost their show on hgtv two years ago after being labeled anti-gay are coming to the dpe defense of chip and joan that gaines saying they're not anti-anything. they're progood, pro-bible, pro-people, they're pro-jesus. what's happening right now is a witch hunt. the benhams also encourage fans of the show to stick by the couple pointing out that the stars of duck dynasty also came under fire for homophobic comments. but millions of americans stood by them and that show remains on the

you ask joan rivers should run into her in the hereafter. husband died he was on the east coast and joan for some reason could not get the corner to release his body so he could come home to the west coast. joan is a comedienne. she did not know who to call to pull things like that to get something done. she was acquainted with my mother but they were not great friends, yet. nevertheless, she got up her couric and called the white house and got my mother on the phone. husband's body was on the next plane out of town to the west coast. husband's body was on the next plane out of tone to the west coast. i see the faces of many friends. people who have known and loved my mother for many years. most of her buddies are gone. heris among the last of cohorts, the old gang, her generation and now she is truly with them. if my mother had one great talent it was that she knew how to love and she loved one man more than the world. in her later years after my father had gone, she used to ask me if i thought she would be with him again when she died. i a

. >> one story that was told by a woman named joan clark as they negotiate building for the american embassy and east berlin showed her building and set it up to your embassy. underneath is one of tour tunnels because it is right across the street. so she had shown that and they were amazed. >> interesting. thanks for sharing that. >> this is a tough question. so i sympathize with everything that you said. but when we were supporting iran and latin america and other places, we were using similar tools. how do you see quite the cold war? >> that is a tough question. that requires a lengthy discussion that i don't think there is a simple answer to that one. maybe that is something we can talk about if you stick around after i signed a few books i would be happy to go into that a little bit more. but that is a loaded question. >> i'm curious to know when you started thinking. did your family to th the storys growing up so it is always something that you knew when did this become a story that you knew he wanted to tell? >> i open the book has a 5-year-old girl into the truth of the matte

. >>> now, let's bring in joan walsh from the nation. and matt welch, editor at large of reason magazine. thank you for being here. let's pick up on the last part. if republicans refuse to do oversight on trump including conflicts of interest, how can democrats hold his feet to the fire? >> they don't have a ton of power. representative cummings asked for several inspector general reports on conflict of interest, on the comey letter. i think he has an aggressive agenda, but i don't -- i don't know -- they'll get a report. but they don't have hearing power, you know. they can make a big deal at hearings that others scheduled. as we saw in the last session, it is tough getting to the bottom of things when you're in the -- >> are there ways that can dramatize this, by refusing to -- for example, you hear the threat by some to go ahead and investigate hillary clinton, no matter what. and in fact at the rally the other night, that donald trump had, they were still yelling lock her up. watch this. >> we did have a lot of fun fighting hillary,

we hear a lot about joan crawford. >> i never worked with joan crawford. i knew her and had met her, and when i met her, my jaw did drop because she was one of the biggest stars of all times. i never worked with her. i worked with bette. >> and katharine hepburn. >> katharine hepburn i never worked with, but i knew. i met her through spencer tracy. >> you played his son? >> yes, i did. i played his son in "broken lance" and then i plapyed his brother in "the mountain". >> you went from son to brother. >> he was really wonderful to me. he changed my whole career around. >> he did? >> yeah. >> so he was a mentor. he brought you into the big time. >> absolutely. he not only brought me into the big time, tom, but he gave me billing above the title with him. so it took me out of the -- all of the young guys that were working then and all of these guys were great-looking, and we were all playing soldiers and doing all that stuff. but he lifted me out of that pool and made me a special person. >> he kind of made you a star. >> he did. >> let's go through these. b

joan of arc with the lord to guide her ? she was a sister who really cooked ? ain't you're glad she showed up - oh yeah ? and when the country was falling apart ? betsy ross got it all sewed up ? and then there's maude - and then there's maude ? and then there's maude - and then there's maude ? and then there's maude - and then there's maude ? and then there's ? that uncompromising, enterprising, ? anything but tranquilizing as to invite walter to our anniversary party when you knew very well i'd invited maude? hello (laughs), you twit! (laughter) - twit? - yes. - lovely party misses harmon. - [vivian] oh! - oh, your rumpus room looks ever so festive. - well, thank you misses naugatuck and i do appreciate your coming over to help us this evening but if you'll excuse me just now, i'm having a fight with my twit. (laughter) he just informed me that he invited - you mean that neither mister findlay nor misses findlay know the other one's coming? - [vivian] exactly, twit! - mister harmon, you really are a twit. (laughter) - oh, poor maude, she's gonna be so embarra

trace gallagher has more from our newsroom. >> chip and joan that gaines have not publicly commented on their believes regarding same-sex marriage although chip gaines did go on twitter saying be courageous, be strong, do everything in love. and hgtv which airs the couple's show is addressing the question raised in the buzzfeed article as to whether the show would welcome a same-sex couple saying we don't discriminate against members of the lgbt community in oof our shows. hgtv is proud to have a crystal clear record of including people from all walks of life in their series. now the benham brothers who lost their show on hgtv two years ago after being labeled anti-gay are coming to the dpe defense of chip and joan that gaines saying they're not anti-anything. they're progood, pro-bible, pro-people, they're pro-jesus. what's happening right now is a witch hunt. the benhams also encourage fans of the show to stick by the couple pointing out that the stars of duck dynasty also came under fire for homophobic comments. but millions of americans stood by them and that show remains on the

cathy also claims fall on the phone she sees opportunity assess get her late friend joan rivers she had grown reported issues. >> catherine: of very risky 17 hour surgery so that we tell you liberals are doing. now on kron 4 news at six: tonight we now know the names of two more of the victims at the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. but the cause. it is still a mystery. good evening. i'm steve aveson. and i'm catherine heenan. pam is off tonight. with just about all the victims identified. the focus now is the investigation. kron 4's haaziq madyun has been at the site of the fire all day. he tells us federal investigators are bringing in some help. haaziq? >> reporter: and international boulevard and getting back to normal traffic is slowing folks are walking up and down in and atf's investigation continues today they brought in special investigators to try to pinpoint the cause of this fire. special agent snyder says that the atf has not reached that when the investigation. investigators say that they have no set time limit on completing the investigationthere is no exact s

i'm sure. >> we happen you have enjoyed lisa napoli, the awe their of "ray and joan." i feel like we know them so much better after this conversation today and it has been wonderful. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> appreciate earning become heath. [applause] ... >> the first targeted advertisements which are just designed to make women into consumers and have them buy. so whether or not, you know, how that plays with suffrage is hard to say. a lot of the women who were advertisers were former sufficient rah jets. lady persuaders, they called themselves. and in particular, you know, some of the departments, there were some advertising departments that were just staffed with women only, mainly former suffragists, and they emphasized the themes of individual self-actualization through purchasing decision. so, for example, you know, this cleaning solution will liberate you from, it will liberate you from drudgery. [laughter] you know, the idea that all these -- i'm trying to remember some of the other copy. >> host: you give an example, a soap, a soap that will make you des

the class including pearl jam, journey, 2pac, joan biez and english rock band yes and elo orchestra. i am a huge fan of pearl jam and i love their unflukinged -- unplugged album. >> i remember it differently. 20 years and it still holds up. matt, any problem with this list? they are all superstars. >> i have a problem with these lists in general. famous people awarding themselves for being famous. the thing about the cleveland rock and roll hall of fame is it is that's the only thing to do in the city. >> i think you will get some angry mess sphredges cleveland. messages from cleveland. >> perhaps. >> did you ever see the beginning of "the drew carey show" there are eight things to do. >> and thisy have a sports -- and they have a sports team. >> what congresses tuesday rock and -- what constitutes rock and roll. 2pac is not rock and roll, but he is, i guess -- >> obviously that has become the genre that has taken over rock and roll. >> it took six hip hop artists to get it. >> should we do away with the hall of fame? >> not at all, but it has become the biggest hard rock cafe in the

roll hall of fame -- pearl jam and the late tupac shakur leading the group that includes journey, yes, joan baez, and electric light orchestra. the 32nd annual induction ceremony takes place on april 7th, here in new york. >>> when we come back, the surprise reunion on the basketball court that's warming so many hearts. two people shot inside of an east bay business. plus another disturbing discovery inside. ===janelle/vo=== also ... burlgars hitting a south bay neighborhood. the huge pool of suspects in this "whodunnit." ===janelle/next close=== next. ==janelle/take vo== right now at 6: we begin with >>> finally tonight, families all over the country will soon reunite for the holidays. this year, a notre dame basketball player thought he'd have to celebrate without his brother, a soldier serving in afghanistan since may. but after last night's game, he got a big emotional surprise. our kevin tibbles has more in our "inspiring america" report. >> reporter: on the court, notre dame point guard matt farrell marshalls the troops. but the 21-year-old junior discovered the inspirational power of

they have very specific things and they love pajamas>> joan came to pick up a priority box so they doesn't have to hassle with weighing issues. but not clear what they will put in the box. mail by 15th of december. >> the post office has extra staff, and deadlines posted around the office to help customers and it is available online. december 15 is the last day to spip ground mail and december 21 is the cut off for mail, and priority mail is december 21. you can calculate the cost of the package fedex lets you send until december 22. there are christmas shipping deadlines for amazon. free shipping ends on the is a 15, and standard on the 19. and same day delivery on the 24 for certain cities. reconnected with family when we can't be there. >> it is nice to show your love. >> reporting in milwaukee. today's tmj 4. if you want to make sure those packages get dlofred, the post office please clear the sidewalks and mailbox area, especially this weekend. >> [music.] >>> a filled the air. a group of musicians brought the music. they were made up of grade school students. >> nice to hear. >> it w

noches, el presidente electo nombrÓ como secretario de seguridad interna al secretario de seguridad joan kelly. ambas promesas de campaÑa de donald trump. ante su gestiÓn, que se enfrentÓ con el presidente obama en temas como el ingreso de las mujeres. comenzamos con el reporte. reportera: de presidente electo nominÓ a j. kelly, general retirado de la infanterÍa de marina, para encabezar el masivo departamento de seguridad nacional que implementarÍa la política de protecciÓn fronteriza. estuvo a cargo del comando sur de las fuerzas armadas supervisandolas en centro y sur amÉrica. tendrÁ varios retos en su burocracia de 240,000 empleados. >> podrÁ unir toda esta experiencia con un solo enfoque. reportera: en general, veteranos de irak, perdiÓ un hijo en la guerra de afganistÁn. >> para mÍ, yo estoy preparado para la lucha en contra de cualquier secretario. reporter estos congresistas demÓcratas insistieron en el perdÓn de los demócratas. >> e le dijo que se registrarÁ, Él fue el que los puso en esta situaciÓn, queremos que resuelva este problema. reportera: la casa bla

danish siddiqui and nurse practitioner joan remedynow. they provide on demand house calls at your home or office, and welcome to the morning blend. i apologize it was the name of the little girl that got stuck in my head. >> a lot of different names there. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> this is exciting. a thing that a lot of people think is in the past. talk about making it convenient and comfortable for people. i think it's wonderful and it has been a really long time in the milwaukee area. talk about the business the partnership that you have established and why. >> i think unfortunately, the healthcare system right now is quite fragmented and broken and various common problems for common patient. common person. and if someone gets sick and, you it's very difficult to find a primary care provider of your own what do you do you want to go to the urgent care emergency room. emergency room unfortunately you have to wait for hours to be seen. once you have seen the appointment, you are often rushed for this appoin

joining me now, msnbc political analyst joan walsh, and contributor josh barro. first of all, aside from the fact that i think a press conference would be good and it has been a break with tradition not to have one and there's a lot of questions and ambiguity. this summed up that this remains a black box -- i think it's a black box -- >> to him. you heard in that 74 seconds. we know nothing. and he doesn't know anything either. he doesn't know that a press release was sent out saying this was an attack on christians. he doesn't know what his muslim policy is. he can't restate it. they've walked it back, walked it forward. there was a softening during the campaign, then there was a hardening. i mean, we don't know. this guy should be leaving mints on people's pillows not leading the world. >> this is what's so maddening about the transition period is this stuff can't remain a black box forever. he'll soon be president. >> and he'll do things. >> he'll do things and we'll know in most cases about the things that he's doing. >> although -- >> in many cases. >> aside

i mean, i feel like i'm joan of arc up here. anywayhappy holidays, everybody. oh, oh, oh! before you go, if you wouldn't mind, when you put me back in the box, can you keep me away from the elf on the shelf? that guy is crazy. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight, stephen welcomes: olivia munn;

.>> this is martin luther king and joan baez the singer. i made this with the faces together and the shape of the human heart. >> reporter: joan baez incarcerated and the santa rita jail and king came to visit her, and there are histories of protest and officer-involved shooting. >> this is my friend. >> reporter: to share says he is proud of the work and what it represents. >> this is my friend john monaco that was killed on a robbery, december 11,, december 11, 1998 at the outback steakhouse. >> reporter: the artist is found in each merrill, including a nod to her former protest days, and a fan of "the simpsons." >> i used to get in trouble all the time for wearing red lipstick, no other makeup but that red lipstick. >> reporter: one portrait was colorful. >> this is the sheriff, and he has a very difficult face. >> reporter: but the work is not done, her next big project is working on the interactive touchscreen to explain each piece of the alameda history on the murals. in dublin, ktvu fox news .>>> coming up, the raiders hold a press c

. >> thank you very much, joan, matt and harold. we will be back tomorrow at 7:00 eastern. see you then. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> the extraordinary measures president obama is taking to prevent any kind of muslim registry and to trump-proof the country. >>> then the debacle in north carolina that left democrats in the dust. >>> plus trump's pick for press secretary. >> twilight sparkle from my little pony said this is your dream. >> and a rare retraction from newt. >> i goofed. draining the swamp is in. the alligators should be worried. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> i made a big boo-boo. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. in 29 days donald trump will become the president of the united states, but until then barack obama still holds the job. in the waning days of his term, he's making what appear to be several different efforts to trump-proof the white house. today moving to block one of trump's biggest priorities dating back to the early days of h

the green party requested recounts in pennsylvania and joan * president-elect trump took a victory lap in indiana where he touted a deal with air-conditioning manufacturer carrier. after touring the plant, trump praised terrier and threatened other companies that might be considering leaving the country. >> companies are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences. it's n i'll tell you right now. we are losing so much. george: as part of the deal to keep its indianapolis plant open, carrier is getting tax breaks. house speaker paul ryan defended the deal, encouraging companies to threaten to move jobs to get i'm happy we are keeping jobs in america, aren't you? i don't know the details of the arrangement. but i do know mike pence is still the sitting governor of indiana. and i have no doubt he probably had a hand in helping this. shannon: leaders say they cannot declare their campus a sanctuary cam the chancellor said the school will continue to provide important protections including activities that protect all students to the fullest extent of the law. george: 1

. >> newly released police vehicle showing joan mixon's side of the story after the shocking punch of an oklahoma co-edits 2014. the sooners stark seen here -- ,he sooners star seen here breaking her jaw and fracturing several bones in her face. telling authorities that she started the incident while smoking a cigarette outside a restaurant. >> she blew it in my face. sheext and says exchanging words. >> she talked about how we were trying to jump her. nobody was trying to jump her. we had no problem with her. she was blowing smoke in my face and acting crazy. >> he says one of the woman's friends called him a racial slur, and he responded. so then i was like, you ought to me messed up, so then i called him [beep] i jumped out and said watch out. face,he came around my and i put my hand down and she swung at me. >> and then hits him. that is when he he says he retaliated with that now infamous punch. >> jummy: this is a great story. in wisconsin a college student got an unexpected lesson with the officer pulled him over. he taught the student how to tie a tie. the student was running

joining us is joan walsh, a national affairs correspondent at the nation. why now? >> well, why now is because we have fox news, which is awaiting a president donald trump by rerunning their greatest hits. fox has done this before. they did it under obama. they chased this idea of food stamp fraud. but it goes way back to ronald reagan. ronald reagan in the '60s talked about strapping young bucks buying t-bone steaks with their food stamps and everybody knew who he was talking about. so when newt gingrich talked about obama that way, it's a dog whistle. we've heard it before. we'll hear it again and hear it a lot under president thumb. but there's one really interesting thing here. first of all, seven out of ten states that are top food stamp recipients are red states. they voted for donald trump. the politics of this is very interesting. also most able-bodied adults on food stamps actually work as well. so it's not just people sitting around, you know, lazy, flipping channels, it's really a crisis of the low wage job market that we've gotten ourselves into which re

he joans the home. he says it takes weeks to prepare the dazzling array of a quarter million lights. they told us it's all worth it to share the gift with people who stop by or drive by to gaze at the yuletide spectacle. >> our led lights would draw that much power. it runs about $2,500 for the season, maybe a little more. >> what do you think about all of the lights? >> i think it's perfect. >> the display runs through december 30th. >> the only thing that would da damper a christmas display. all right. we >>> we have a dry start. katy might get snow out of this but everybody will get rain. this is in narberth, just a little bit. what we don't have the any wind. the flags are at rest. temperatures have gotten cold this morning. we are seeing 20s and 30s. in delaware, which is where we are going to see the first rainfall this afternoon, temperatures are already above freezing. this is 41 in wilmington. it is 40s for central and southern delaware for the most part. a couple of suburbs in the 30s this mor

that is where we set up on the front lawn of joan and jerry carotto, they have been doing this for 18 years, it is highlight of the neighborhood. look at all of the kids that came out. buddy elf was there. there is my special outfit i was teasing you about yesterday. it kept me warm too out trent with all of the christmas lights. we had hot chocolate, cookies, good time had by all but now where do i go next week? oh, come on, send me your pictures. make sure you post them to facebook, twitter, or instagram and use the #fox 29 lights contend so we can show pictures on the air and through the weekend we will look and pick best of the the best and pick a night next week to head back on the road and broadcast live, from somebody's front lawn, thomas and alex back to you. >> everybody is asking is there anything people can do to give them the edge, bob? >> little marshmallows in the hot chocolate would really help. >> sweeten the deal to get bob out there. >> bob, you know, it was not buddy elf, that was bobby elf. >> what is your favorite color. >> is what your favorite color. >> sanity,

we are around 163rd avenue, so it is a rural residential area, and owens is joaning us now to that they can. and right now there is not a lot. >> well, we got a call shortly after 11:00 p.m. about a man that was lying on the side of the roadway and ten the us aers found the man that was deceased alongside the roadway, still very early on in the investigation. the investigation's team is on the ground, and the medical examiner's office just arrived shortly. and they are pouring through the evidence and that we will be able to discover what caused the deaths of the male. >> reporter: yes, unfortunates i will e not a lot of everyday. you said there is no obvious signs of trauma or anything that is a big telltale as to how this person died. >> well, at this time, i do not have anything that i can share at this point. but i am hoping to know more soon. as the investigations team discovers more, we will able to share that information. we will be contacting people who live in the area. anything, or seen, or heard anything, please contact us. >> reporter: all right, thank you. so still a lot of

joan, there is a sort of fishing constantly for white working class voters who are clearly republicans. why is that the main driving force between perez and not perez? >> i think it's a false choice, too. tom perez, i'm undecided here. i adore keith ellison. i think he would do a great job. tom perez is someone i respect enormously. he's not put out any plans yet. keith has, you know, a website with lots of plans. you can read about it. secretary perez is taking listen tour, which he's entitled to. it it has to be about issues. how do you rebuild the party? the public base of the party. the messaging of the party. rebuilding the state parties especially in places like michigan and wisconsin where they've been decimated and the union base has been decimated. it can't be about refighting clinton versus sanders or going out for the white working class. >> like groundhog day. >>> up next they'll tell me something i don't know. which is easy. this is "hardball." the place for politics. ♪ ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with l

it includes pearl jam, journey, tupac, and the electric light orchestra and joan baez and the group yes. groups from the 60s to the 90s, an exhibit opens in cleveland at the end of the march and they will be honored at a ceremony in brooklyn in april. >>> the obamas move out of the white house one month from today. they are now in hawaii but before leaving michelle obama talked to oprah winfrey in kind of an exit interview. >> welcome to my home. >> thanks for having me here. >> as michelle obama prepares to leave the white house she shares her reflections from the last eight years of being on the world stage. >> let me just tell america, this is hard. it's a hard job. >> for those that want michelle obama to run for office after the white house, sorry folks she says it's not happening. >> people don't understand how hard this is and it's not something that you cavalierly just ask a family to do again. >> mrs. obama in an emotional turn opens up how race and class still impact the country. >> we are so afraid of each other. you know color, wealth, these things that don't matter. still p

i feel like i'm joan of arc up here. happy holidays, everybody. if you wouldn't mind, when you put me back in the box can you keep me away from the elf in the shelf? that guy is crazy.

pearl jam leads the latest class of inductees and also is honored is tupac shakur, journey, joan baez and nile rodgers of the disco band chic'. coming up on "cbs this morning," country music duo high valley. baez and cheek. coming up on "cbs this morning," country music duo high valley. i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. masthe lindor truffley smooth. ... from the lindt master chocolatiers. hard outer shell... smooth, luscious center. unwrap. unwind. with the lindor truffle. from the lindt master chocolatiers. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> a manhunt is under way in germany for the person or persons responsible for the truck attack on a crowded berlin christmas market. 12 people were killed and 48 others injured monday. a man taken into custody was released and isis says it's responsible for the attack. >

and joan walsh. charlie, i'll start with you. i thought that moment was so revealing and also as we watch now has happening in the transition in terms of what the president-elect says about policy priorities or who he's appointing, this sense that he says so many things and is on so many sides of every issue, that you're just sort of guessing but that his supporters somehow know what the real trump is. >> no, i was struck by that, how they project on him what they want him to think. and i think that that individual was quite sincere and quite articulate. >> yeah, it's a blank slate. he can't possibly mean that. he must have said it for these reasons. you know, i was really struck, you know, watching that event, you know, that i'm not sure that bernie sanders or the democrats have really figured out how to come to grips with this populist, nationalist, personality has created. what you got there, they weren't voting for him for any specific, it was this global sense he was going to turn things around, glows economy, you know, and

for the fashion loves, all of our local boutiques, nicole miller for access riff, joan chef, philly brands, also for the man, gulf links. >> go to for me if i'm in a pinch gift cards. but you don't just want it hand over gift cards, that's little cheesey. what should do you? >> run in a store, don't run in the first gift store, see how to creatively package it, amazing, one of my favorites in the city, grab products, they have some new brands, or new cook book out, grab gift card from the restaurant, ritz carlton, pack it with a cook book. >> i'm ready to go shopping. thank you so much, >> coming up later today, tis the season for heart attacks. why they increase this time of year and the three things to avoid during the holidays, to protect your heart. coming up today at 5:00. >>> well, the incredible okay pell owe pops stopped by cbs-3 early this morning, to get into the holiday spirit. >> fun, right? the group has perform everyone from the kimmel center to new zealand, and today they performed right here in our great hall. take a listen. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

joan cartan-hansen of idaho public television has been following the man tasked with finding that tree, and sent us this profile. >> reporter: chris niccoli's day job is fighting wildfires, out of the smoke jumpers base in mccall, idaho. but for the last several months, he's had a new assignment. >> i'm also the logistic section for the u.s. capitol christmas tree. >> reporter: that means niccoli is the man responsible for finding, cutting, and supervising the shipping and delivery of the u.s. capitol's christmas tree. since 1970, the u.s. forest service has provided the christmas tree that stands on the capitol grounds. this year's tree comes from idaho's payette national forest. chris started seriously looking for the tree last spring. when he would find a contender, he'd mark the gps location and take a picture. we're looking for a doug fir or engelmann spruce type species. you know, those are the quintessential christmas trees look. >> reporter: niccoli narrowed down the choices to about a dozen trees. then last july, ted bechtol, the superintendent of the u.s. capitol grounds, cam