jonas, not a good idea? >> you know, sometimes i think when we all watch "blade runner" and we're scared of what the future will look like, jeff bezos is like i really likeof t that's going to be me with the fake -- they had ads on blimps floating around during the super bowl delivering beer to people because they need it that instant. what kind of world is that going to be? it is going to be this horrible sky scape of noise and minihelicopters. they better crack down on this and figure out a way that doesn't just ban technology to promote a world we can all live in. >> gary b. >> jonas needs to go into a fallout shelter somewhere and just stay there. look, with progress sometimes comes missteps. look, we would never have built the hoover dam if we were afraid of people dying, 100 people died building the hoover dam. we built the empire state building, a plane crashed into it as people thought it might because it was foggy. with great innovation sometimes comes missteps, sometimes even causes pain. look at t

first designing for jonas, then opening a business in his name, jonas paul eyewear. stylish specs for kids most in need of a self if esteem boost. >> it's going to be something he can be excited about and confident in. >> reporter: for every pair purchased, jonas paul donates to nonprofit, providing glasses to kids around the world. >> we knew how helpless we felt and we actually had access to doctors and had, you know, the care that jonas needed to be able to have sight. we wanted to actually be able to pass that blessing along to others who didn't have that access. >> reporter: so far the buy sight, give sight program has helped more than 22,000 families in 64 countries. >> it's been neat, especially with our business, to feel like, you can change a life. >> isn't this fun? >> reporter: as for jonas, the its guy is a daily inspiration. >> i like daisies. >> reporter: a reminder of how beautiful life can be, from even the smallest point of view. for "sunday today," steve patterson, nbc news, grand rapids, michigan. >> well done, jonas. >>> this week we highlight ano

. >> we've had virtually eight years of lawless making, the epa, jonas, the fact that could disappear is given stocks a lift. >> i think highest stokt return in history. those three presidents just mentioned all ended in crashes of epic proportions. maybe periods of deregulation lead to euphoria takes markets to level so high they ultimately crash. i'm going to say it's a coincidence. regulations in general do not exist to pump stock prices up, okay. they're trying to help lift people up and hopefully the good ones don't destroy companies. if you let waste management just dump everything in the river and ocean like old days, it would help their stock price, right? doesn't mean it's good to get rid of that regulation that prevents you from putting paint in the rivers. >> you've had regulators overstepping, jonas. these regulations are held up in courts because, well, they look illegal. >> there's a lot of regulations and some are bad. doesn't mean all of them arebad. doesn't mean getting rid of all them was going to be magically good for both people and stocks. again, it's pretty easy

and it was tough on jonas. he had to be sort of big brother, and at the same time he said to me very profoundly, you know, i'm a kid, and i have a sixth grade vocabulary, so it's hard to talk to people to try and make 'em understand. -- make them understand. so he struggled with it too. but they're very close. they're both very different in a lot of ways. and they're each one another's best friends and protectors. >> host: what was the first step in "becoming nicole"? was it clothes? was it name? >> guest: you know, i think it really was -- i mean, the first evidence to the parents certainly were clothes. nicole, born wyatt, loved to, you know, she would pull her shirt over her head to make it look like it was long hair. she wanted to wear her mother's jewelry. she wanted to pretend, you know, that things were dresses. these were obviously the first signs, you know? and a lot of kids go through these phases, but this was consistent, and this was constant. and then there were things saying, you know, she actuall

joining us, jonas, john layfield, along with emily and jul julie, welcome everybody. >> where i work young americans foundation, we saved the reagan ranch in 1998 in part because that's the site where reagan signed the greatest tax cut in history about 25% across the board, lifted a lot of people, created an era of prosperity in this kujt. now the trump administration says they're going to improve upon that. i'm looking forward to seeing what they're able to do with it. >> gary b., at this point, why not? we have lackluster job growth, wages actually falling in the most recent months and labor participation rate is still going down. so tax cuts yeah, right? >> absolutely, dagen. look, the reason you do tax cuts is as emily said, that historically whether it's been john f. kennedy or ronald reagan who have gone and even bill clinton ended up lowering taxes, it has gone to increase the productivity, the gdp, jobs and all that. but even beyond that if you do it the right way, it's simple and it's fair. and it does the one most important thing, it takes money back out of the government,

all the things jonas knows is how determined he has to be to see what he's describing. ben and laura harris' son is severely visually impaired, having a condition called peter's anomaly. >> it's a condition where children are born with a cloudy cornea. >> it was so painful because it felt like my life had just flipped completely. >> reporter: what followed a medical odyssey, 21 eye know from being around jonas. >> oh, yeah, baby, oh, yeah. >> reporter: mostly because of who he is but partly because of how he looks. >> when the doctor said he had some potential for sight, if he's in glasses, he's going to look like a little stud muffin. >> reporter: but ben's search for style was a little from us tragts. >> the options out there were options i was embarrassed to be seen in in the >> reporter: so his parents opened a business in his name, jonas' eyewear. for every pair purchased, they donate to provide supplements and eyeglasses to kids around the world. so far the program has helped more than 22,000 families in 64 countries. >> it's been neat, especially with our busines

jon jonas, started after 9/11, a national registry. do you think president-elect donald trump would revive that as president? >> he's going to do something on this because it's such a strong issue for him. look, i think there's not that incorrect the other guys, if you kept out people for a specific religion or from being from a specific part of the world where there's a lot of terrorists, you could definitely save lives, you would save lives, stop economic havoc. and i also think it would offend some people, but that wouldn't exceed -- but the point i'm trying to make there's a lot of overreaching to save lives. they could mandate to wear a preserve when you go into the ocean, that would save lives. they could demand a breathalyzer to start a car, that would save lives, if school buses -- my point is the government can stop you from hurting yourself, but other people from hurting you with a lot of regulations and rules, but it might cause more damage to your personal freedoms. and also the economy. let's not forget, look, these people

. >> jonas, the s&p 500, those companies have added about $1 trillion in market value, which indicates that investors are looking down the road ahead. the road paved by trump. and they like what they see. >> well, that added ten over the previous administration, that figure's just a few weeks into it -- >> i'm talking about a few weeks, buddy. >> okay. well, did that in a few weeks in '09 after the march '06 bottom, i believe. but that's another story. i will say there's kind of a wash here for everybody that's optimistic now. there's somebody who's now pessimi pessimistic. and those people whether it's the media or their readers, are about to make the same mistake that all the anti-obama people made. a lot of people sat around on cash for eight years now in commodities, in -- waiting for america's decline in thinking obama is going to destroy the economy and the stock market. they missed out on the greatest bull market in one of the histories of the presidencies. and now the other side is about to make the same mistake and think that the policies of this administration are going to le

. >> reporter: if you ask jonas he would say there is no better time of day than a little morning study session. maybe more impressive than all things he knows is how determined he has to be to see what he is describing. his son is severely impaired born with a rare condition. >> it is a condition where the cornea of the children are born with cloudy cornea. >> it was so painful because it felt like my life had just flipped completely. >> reporter: what followed, a medical oddsy, 21 eye surgeries. >> it's a beautiful day. >> reporter: mostly because of who he is. >> oh, yeah, baby. >> reporter: but partly because of how he looks. >> when the doctors told us he did have potential sight i started looking. if he is going to wear glasses he will look like a stud muffin. >> reporter: ben's search for style was frustrating. >> the options out there today are the same options i was embarrassed to be in back in the '80s and '90s. >> reporter: realizing the gap in good fashion mom and dad took matters into their own hands opening a business in his name, jonas paul eye wear, stylish a self estaem

>> jonas is a remarkable kid. they are both now entering sophomore year of college in the university of maine. what was wonderful about jonas really probably knew before everyone. kids would come up to him and say what is it like to have a transgender sister and, you know, he didn't know. he just knew he had a twin that was really a girl not a boy and when jonas, when they. >> both very young basically said to his father, dad, face it, you have a son and a daughter. and it was kind of a wake-up for wayne to realize out of the mouths here is my child telling me that -- that his brother is really a sister. so jonas had to go on a journey too to helping other people towns and be protective of a sister when she was discriminated against in the 45th grade and bullied and then told by staff at the middle school that she would have to use the teachers restroom and not the girl's room. she had already changed her name, dressing as a girl for all intents of purposes was nicole and it was tough on jonas. he had to be sort o

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. >>> and dishing it up with the jonas brothers. joe, nick and kevin, taking us inside their brand-new family restaurant. your sneak peek right here as they say -- ♪ good morning, america [ applause ] >>> i want them to sing "good morning america." every single morning. >> i like that. >> by the way, adrianne bankert you're going to be doing "pop news." >> it's also great to have such a wonderful audience here in times square. [ cheers and applause ] >> they had a choice to recover from their holiday hangover, too much food, too much whatever with family and friends, they chose to be here with us. we want to say thank you. >> and -- and we want to say that we question your judgment. >> only dan does. only the skeptic over here. >>> this morning, we're celebrating the life of george michael, the power voice behind so many classics "freedom," "faith." and "last christmas." much more on his life and legacy coming up >>> the holidays are still going strong. new year's coming up. dealing with all this can be fun but also stressful. som

joseph academy jonae williams who has seen about every tom hanks movie and has a list of questions ready to go. >> right now i am on edge but i am feeling confident and nerve-racking but you know i am a big fan so i might scream or faint you never know. >> reporter: she says her favorite tom hanks movie is forest gump. i will go with terminal i don't know-- it didn't get as much pub or play but that's mine i don't know what you got. >> i am with jonae i love forest gump. thanks so much. >>> the goodyear blimp hankor is decked out -- hangar is event. this is cool. today through sunday, you can drive through the hangar and take part in the toys for tots toy drive and it's chance for you to see the airship winked foot 2 the newest aircraft in a goodyear blimp fleet. marines will be on hand to collect toys and money donations and santa will be there. >>> as the wild fires continue to burn in tennessee what's happening today in the resort town. and a pollution cover has to pay up after polluting the ocean and trying to cover it up. hollie>> thank you. happy friday to you. you did it. another

back with the jonas family and our taste testers at the end of the table. the jonas family is taking on the mom denise, and youngest brother frankie are here. first and foremost, you've got to have some musical about if you want to work at the nellie's southern kitchen. >> yes. you would be shocked at how many servers can sing. they serve your table. suddenly they're singing great country songs. >> god love you for having four brothers. the jonas brothers, you're all back together under one roof for the restaurant opening. what was that like? >> it was great. the restaurant opening was a great place to the family back together. >> okay, so, we're going to be making sweet caroline. the chef tried to change the recipe. >> mashed sweet potatoes here. we'll take the eggs. whip up the eggs and throw those in there. we'll add some sugar, some vanilla and oh, yes, this sounds good. this is my secret ingredient the almond milk we mix in there. we just mix this together. really looks nice when it's all done. our chef tried to add some extra things that weren't good

>> it is nick jonas? oh, god, nick jonas feeds you? my tweets are going to love that. >> all right. ka thishgs like forward to it as i do every year with trepidatio trepidation, but it is always fun, and congratulations on the success of the book. >> all right. i love you, and i will see you new year's. >> all right. kathy griffin. thank anks. >> and stay tuned saturday night for anderson and kathy live from times square, and we will be right back. like a free smartphone when you add a line or switch. no trade-in required. choose from the samsung galaxy j3, the lg k8 or stylo, or the the motoz play. all free. and as if you needed another reason, switch to verizon now and get up to $650 to cover your costs. there's still time to get exactly what you want at verizon. mone hundredts thousand times a day, sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demanding weight. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now verified non gmo and gluten free. we catch flo, the progressive girl," at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woma

host: jonas in maryland, independent. caller: good morning, c-span. thank you, senator. allow the united states government the start propagandizing american -- you about a bill to pass use of again against american citizens. let me get to the fake news as well. who is the culprit here? guest: i am not sure what you are referring to. passed in was a bill the united states on july 2 that allowed united states government to use propaganda, american propaganda, against against state citizens. host: what language was in the bill, jonas? caller: um. i don't have time to google it. i am pretty sure the senator knows exactly what we are talking about. host: senator, you say you are not sure? guest: i don't recall what he is referring to as far as the government using propaganda for americans. i am not aware of any program we providing, or trying to influence american public opinion through propaganda on a political issue. i am just not aware of it. this is one of my constituents calling in. make it available enable take a look. host: one action congress to take before leaving fo

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jonas lavimore. i thought he died five or six years ago. oh, no. lavimore involuntarily and bitterly retired. this strain of fungus is one of lavimore's discoveries. on the west coast, in south port. unfortunately, he's disappeared again. i think i'll take a sailing trip down the coast to califofoia. how long do i have to find dr. lavimore and the...missile? the harvest at orbesk will be ready on the 20th. the fungus loses its effectiveness after 72 hours. ng at the 18th. oh, exactly three days. gee, that's a relief. i thought it was going to be a rush job. mr. solo. 'mr. solo. 're such a doll. alright, mr. solo. how w d i do? admirably. there are certain aspects of harvey muller's hmm. when youourop anchor in south port harbor you will be harvey muller of draco, kansas. wheat growererrich, spoiled. with a native brightness. interests,s,heat and women. in that order. in that order, i can't be too bright. in case of duress, in case you're captured or questioned, we'll prepare a phrase, a short phphse you can repeat. the instant you repeat this phras

so was it joe jonas by himself or with a grip. >> i think by himself. >> what is the name of the group guys? dnc. okay. so dnc, joe is in that, right? but he's also -- so in a group but also solo right now. >> oh, my gosh. hard to keep out with the young kids today right? warning for local college football fans. how cool is that, rose bowl, or maybe down to annapolis maryland for the temple game and their bowl game. there are some scammers out, there five different things you need to do to keep yourself from getting scammed. and then there is steve. >> well, we have possible scam as well. and the city council thinks there is a big scam going on with the towing industry. so we will pose two questions. do you think there is a problem with towing in philadelphia? same answer probably as do you think there is a problem with the eagles secondary? where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recycla

. >> thank you jonas cards speaker cards (calling names). >> i brought any christmas letter for one for commissioner hillis he's not here maybe leave it for him next year good luck for everybody i want to talk about what my wish list section 317 needs to be strengthened not polished that was to allow for alteration permits not demolitions the line is pushed and crossed by developers the relative affordability and characterization of the neighborhoods are at risk without calculation consideration given to consecutive and qualify active suggestion for any revised residential design guidelines monthly discretionary review hearings put them owl together the residential c u a and just as a note last week we've thought about what happened no oakland he was - >> 10 only co2 in grassland that land use changing with tons of co2 the grassland will have more carbon in the forest this is false in the eir this 73 metric tons in terms of emergency vehicle that he run considerate in the green house ordinance in the ordinance under ceqa any green house gas emissions is significant if it conflict with a

pasamos con jonas suÁrez. tenga mucho cuidado con lo que publica en sus redes sociales. Éstas se dieron a conocer detalles de siete connacionales que habÍan sido deportados a los estados unidos. ilia: gracias, joana, nos vemos esta noche. al regresar, tenemos el vÍdeo de una joven mexicana que critica la manera de actuar de polÍticos y medios de critica la manera de actuar de polÍticos y medios de comunicaciÓn. ♪ sin extra charges pa' cuidar el pocket ♪ ♪ tiene hd streaming otras son para llorar... ♪ (voz profunda) con verizon quedas awesome. ♪ si querías data, mira lo que trajo santa ♪ ♪ ya no se te acaba porque tiene always-on data ♪ ♪ 4g lte demasiada speed ♪ ♪ si lo piensas, dirás (voz profunda) "¡wow! ese es un buen deal." ♪ con verizon quedas awesome (vo) regala verizon prepaid con always-on data en la mejor red por solo $50 al mes. ilia: una joven mexicana lanzÓ duras crÍticas contra la celebraciÓn de la fiesta de 15 de rubÍ, que muchos políticos utilizaron para promover sus carreras y de paso arrojar una polÍtica de humo sob

of the film was adele in february and then came chris martin and elton, gwen stefani, demi and nick jonas happened in may and the red hot chili peppers and selena were in june and she shot hers four days after mariah. >> who was left out and why? first diva diss was j. lo. after mariah was asked what she thought of jennifer and famously replied, i don't know her. >> i'm very forgetful. apparently -- >> does she seem cool? >> i don't know her. >> we've met many times! >> we also didn't see madonna. she may have not so politely declined because of this comment mariah made two decades ago. >> i haven't paid attention to madonna since i was seventh or eighth grades and she used to be popular. slay, mimi, slay. >> can i tell you how much i love, love, love that? he was just so cute! yesterday we showed you how ryan reynolds' kids stole the show at the hollywood walk of fame ceremony and we are screaming a bbg old happy birthday to his daughter who is turning 2 and why a few clothing companies are also ready to party. ♪ ♪ >> we're on cuteness overdrive. little james is proving to be as big

jonas is a remarkable kid. they are entering sophomoref college. what was wonderful about jonas that really probably knew before anyone. kids would come up to him and say, you know, what is it like to have a transgender sister and, you know, he didn't know, he just knew he had a twin that was really a girl, not a boy. and when they were both very young, basically said to his father, face it, you have a son and a daughter. it was a wake-up call that he was my child telling me that his brother is really a sister, so jonas had to go on a journey to understand to be protective of his sister when she was discriminated against and then told by staff at middle school that she would have to use the teacher's restroom and not the girl's room. she had changed her name dressing as a girl for all intents and purposes. it was tough on jonsa and profoundly so it's hard too try to talk to people to make them understand. he struggled with it too. they were very close and different in a lot of ways and each one other's best friends and protectors.te >> what was the

. >> when she lost her leg, she found out a year and a half r.late >> but first the jonas brothers are teaming up to open a family restaurant in north carolina. >> glad to be here. >> a big project for a number of years now. >> we're all flying in, all the brothers. >> watch it all go down on their food network special. >> that's awesome. >> we grew up with this food. >> the food is amazing. chicken especially is top-notch. >> i could gain like 5 >>> just released, a very merry christmas, volume one, featuring some of the biggest musicians of all-time. when you've got an uncontrollable cough, take delsym, the #1 12-hour cough medicine. it helps control the impulse to cough for 12 hours. which means, you're controlling your cough on your morning commute. and later when you're joking with beth... even when most cough medicines stop, delsym is still working. ♪ and when your days' over, your cough is still under control. thanks to the #1 12-hour cough medicine. delsym. the cough controller. >>> now, let's get you up to of speed on a few other headlines. first off tonight in know and tell

. >> but first the jonas brothers are teaming up to open a family restaurant in north carolina. >> glad to be here. >> a big project for a number of years now. >> we're all flying in, all the brothers. >> watch it all go down on their food network special. >> that's awesome. >> we grew up with this food. >> the food is amazing. chicken especially is top-notch. >> i could gain like 50 pounds. >>> now, let's get you up to of speed on a few other headlines. first off tonight in know and tell. it's official, joe is hosting the people's choice awards next month on cbs. >> hey, america. >> the funny man show the great indoors is also nominated. but he focused on his hosting duties. >> what makes a successful live award show? i would say not having the theater catch fire. definitely. >> next, to brooklyn where "dancing with the stars" pros maks and peta hosted a baby shower. the pair are due to welcome a baby boy on january 2nd. next, we're talking holiday traditions with trisha yearwood and garth brooks. >> the great thing about miss yearwood, is whatever you ask her, she'll do. as a kid you

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. >> jonas. >> mom, dad, hit mute, on december 26th miami is one of the few locations where burger king will take all the junk and garbage and toys you don't like and exchange for a whopper. that is good for restaurant brands international. >>> neil now. >>> all right. a mad dash to switch electoral votes ahead of monday's crucial electoral vote. hi everyone. glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. by all accounts no matter how the electoral college vote goes down, put this down. donald trump is and will still be america's next president. but that is not stopping a number of celebrities urging electors to vote against him, or democrats demanding an intelligence briefing into alleged russian attacks they swear helped him, maybe tipped the election. the leader is none other than christine pelosi, daughter of nancy pelosi, who joined me on fox business network. do you think hillary clinton lost this election and the electoral vote? >> i think that hillary clinton was severely damaged by the hacking of her e-mails and the dnc e-mails that went on a drip, drip, drip basis every day for three mont

it was, jonas, led with 39 points. and wizards lose 123, 96. may navy taking on louisiana tech. and he is off off to the races. 30 yards for the score. the game is tied at 45. too much time on the clock for the bulldogs though. jonathan barnes. hits the 32 yard field goal to win it. time expires. 48-45. a lot of issues. all listed as questionable. so is jordan reed. and quarterback, colt mccoy. the redskins, dealing with injuries. but they're in desperation mode. they need to win tomorrow to have any shot landing the second wild card spot. in the nfc. doreen, amelia. >> hoping for a christmas miracle? >> christmas wish in ♪ i said i really can't stay ♪ baby it's cold outside ♪ i have to go away ♪ baby it's cold outside ♪ i really can't stay ♪ baby it's cold outside! you never know who you'll meet at barnes & noble. ♪ i heard about this baby boy ♪ whose come to free us ♪ to you >> that's 10-year-old caylee rodgers, singing her rendition of leonard cohen's "hallelujah" viewed on line more than 2 million times. caylee has autism, adhd, and attend a school dedicate