tony: nope. i think it's time to be tony. what i found when first left office was that people in america continue to address you as prime minister. the british media had a field day with it saying that this guy is so incapable of understand he has left the job. [laughter] tony: as i said to them, scrap this. it became that i was so depressed i couldn't hear the word prime minister. feeling a sense of this bond and see so tony is fine. gillian: tony, how would you explain the series of political upsets we have seen this year? i mean, if we ignore austria for a moment, apology to any austrians, if we ignore austria for a moment, this year has been frankly shocking and could well continue that way. tony: yes. and look, there's a lot i think we started trying to figure out because undoubtedly we are in whichpolitical situation, dangerous -- which is good in europe at least. and there's no doubt in my mind that something different is going on in politics. having said that i think it's very important to emphasize several things. th

tony: yes. i know that there is a tendency to say that the reason why the defeats are happening should relate to those who achieve the victory. [laughter] but i actually think, what i worked on this i worked with president clinton here, and we europe.oes around but what's very important, i always say this because people say we can't go back to the third way type of politics. i say distinguished policies which are good for one time with a philosophy that, in fact, is good for most kinds. and i think it is good for this time. what we had at that point and in my view, at the center has to be captured is we the center, forward momentum. we were the changemakers, right? we were not the guardians of the status quo. you said austria was an exception but it's an exception , in the sense that the green party candidate beat the kind of neo-nazi candidate or the far right candidate. it's not a victory for the old type of politics but the two , centrist parties were nowhere in that election. so, i think the

congrats to tony. tonight, we're going to talk about his special and then he's going to perform "i left my heart in san francisco." this is -- [ cheers and applause ] guys, this doesn't happen. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this doesn't happen. guys, we have exactly five shows left before we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it is time for 12 days of christmas sweaters. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ twelve days of christmas sweaters five days left ♪ >> jimmy: that is right! every show between now and christmas, we're giving one lucky audience member an incredible christmas sweater from the countdown to christmas cabinet. [ cheers and applause ] now since there are five shows left, let's open door number five. [ cheers ] oh. ♪ [ cheers ] [ cheers and applause ] uh, also there's a little gift tag up there. you can have -- maybe someone gets -- you can get someone to sign it. [ cheers ] now let's see who's going home with tonight's sweater. everyone look

tony: yes. and look, there's a lot i think we started trying to figure out because undoubtedly we are in the news political situations, which is god, in europe at --st, a lot of dangerous which is good in europe at least. and there's no doubt in my mind that something different is going on in politics. having said that i think it's very important to emphasize several things. the first is populism is not new. concern about immigration is not new. i remember at least the 1960s , when politicians warning about the ways of black immigration come in the uk. this would produce rivers of blood. immigration is not a new topic. globalization is not new. and it has affects. if you look at the changes and bring in the 1980s, there will coal mining community and still communities that shut down. so what is new i think two things. first of all i think post financial crisis and with all the change in the world people are insecure and anxious. they see their community and society changing around them. and ther

>> tony: they are headed to florida for the national championships. they are 12 and under and they joined me on the sports extra. >> this is the same group that went to theio ago as the 10 under. >> yes, sir, went down there and took fourth place. we were missing five starters and that will haunt us, but we are ready to win it all. >> tony: the fact you can do this twice in a three-year span, what are you doing? >> the time and the love and the effort. it is not just football. we are family. >> tony: that was great having them in the studio. pictures. row row it was my -- >> romona: it was my pleasure. >> denise: get the heavier coat again. >> jeff: it is brisk. and it will be that way in the morning. main he dry. we have the hourlies for you. the upper 30s to start things off. windchill will make it feel even colder. a little lake effect and winter mix here. pretty minor stuff tomorrow, friday and saturday. temperatures within a degree or two of 40. >> denise: were you just captioning sponsored by cbs >> hi, stephen. >> oh, hi lauren cohan from "the

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rebecca and tony, everyone. arkansas, the suspect in that road rage incident that killed a 3-year-old boy is behind bars this morning held without bail. 33-year-old greg holmes who had been hiding ever since the incident turned himself little rock police accused of fire nothing a vehicle because he was angry at the driver for not going fast enough. the bullet struck the driver's grandson, seated behind her, police say that after firing that bullet, he told the woman, quote, that's what you get. >>> overseas passengers held hostage by two hijackers who commandeered a libyan plane with 117 people on board now making their way home. the men threatening to blow up the plane and they were demanding to be flown to malta where they were taken into custody within hours of the landing. the hijackers released hostages unharmed. authorities say initial exams show their weapons were fake. >>> university of oklahoma football star joe is apologizing for punching a woman back in 2014. >> no, never, never okay to, you know, ret

oh, tony. tony? oh, hi. well, congratulate me. congratulations. aren't--? aren't you gonna ask me why? no. where's bootsie nightingale? that's why. what? we're engaged. i'm engaged to bootsie nightingale. we're going to get married. what are you talking about? hey, everything a-o--? what happened to you? i'll tell you what happened to me. that astronaut happened to me. ten-to-one, he'll knock down the moon. lower your voice. [laughs] you're talking about your fianc?. are you kidding me? i'll go back to television first. don't, uh-- don't even say that in jest. i've already hinted to the press that you'll marry the astronaut. they don't grow on bushes, you know. oh, that's all i needed. now, here comes mickey mouse. i've been looking everywhere for you. i wanted to explain-- your voice. oh, yes, i wanted to explain about that. i love it. huh? you can make the announcement. give me 10 minutes. that's my girl. i'm major anthony nelson. i was supposed to escort-- oh, you don't have to tell me who you are, sweetie. i go to sleep every night tony: i, uh--i-- i'll

hey, man. >> all right, dan and tony along with the rest of us. we'd like to dash through the snow and have a white christmas. we don't want to travel through it. here's the spots where an inch or more will be on the ground, all the intermountain west 3,000 feet and above you'll see a white christmas for sure but then that blizzard, yeah, you'll dump snow across parts of the dakotas but on the east side of this, it's pretty warm, windy conditions with thunderstorm as it presses through the mountains, the four corners region, a foot or more in higher elevations. there's your white christmas and icy northwest of minneapolis. but east of this we're really pumping up the heat, so much so we'll see some severe weather across nebraska and kansas during the day tomorrow and this is really just a couple of miles east of where the blizzard is happening so a huge difference in temperature here and that's going to make it not feel like christmas across parts of the east coast where it won't be white. but christmas eve tonight, not so bad flying weather after

shawn and tony. that's your 7 day forecast. >> it's december or will be december tomorrow and there's just five weeks left for the redskins and regular season. >> what the team's coach and players are saying as they begin the playoff push this sunday in arizona against ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. snv the third t red tips entered month of december, sorry, tony may i steal enter month of december with unfortunately nothing seems to be working here. >> hold on a second. >> okay. see this is the problem. there we go ep after much needed rest burgandy and gold are ready to rock and they'll make a strong play like last year. here's "fox5" positive brody logan? >> that's. >> oh, hi, that was patti. >> still in a lot of pain

. >> reporter: stamford, connecticut, santa's little helper is tony pampina, aka tony christmas. >> how do you like it? >> it's amazing. >> thank you very much. >> this year we're heading into a holiday with the nation kind of divided. do you think christmas lights can bring it back together? >> i think christmas lights makes people a lot more happier and more festive. that's my goal. if you leave here and you don't have a smile on your face, you can't be helped. >> reporter: in red states and blue states plenty feel the same way. >> they're perfectly nice and straight. >> reporter: host of abc's seasonal reality show "the great christmas light fight" -- >> it's definitely been a crazy year with the election going on. people decorate and people want to see these lights and they want to share in that magic of christmas. >> reporter: just ask youtube. from the house in chaska, minnesota, that kicks off its big display with a "star wars" theme, to the prestons family home in kingland, arizona, where they design their display with drones in mind. there's a bus driver in pittsburgh who decks

>> that's all tony could say. >> it's up, by god, it's up. >> tony had done it. there it was. a b-29, back among the clouds. a tangible piece of flying history. but tony's real gift was to veterans. like chauncey. who quietly, away from all of the pomp and circumstance, said more than we ever could. >> old doc, yeah. >>> we end with uniformed officers and an undercover santa to preserve and protect the spirit of the season. here's steve hartman. >> reporter: this week the kansas city police department was on the take. each officer in this room got at least $1,000. courtesy of the anonymous wealthy businessman i know only as secret santa. >> this is the day for you to just have fun. >> we ready to roll? all right. >> their assignment was to go into the community stand find people who could look like they could use an extra hundred this season. people like gwendolyn jones. >> told my family we are not going to do christmas this year. i don't have the money to diet. >> reporter: didn't have the money to do it. until now. and that's how it went. benjamin after benjamin. armed assa

europe, me talk about tony. we are trading at one of the biggest spreads that we have seen for quite some time. i have a chart that shows this. if the u.s. is looking europelly expensive, is looking tactically cheap? tony: i would not say that. the u.s. is not expensive when you look at the level of inflation and interest rates. it is fair, not expensive. but to answer the question directly -- our call would be, given the global economic activity, e.m. over dm emerging markets and europe over the u.s., based partially on evaluation discrepancy -- the monitor that -- the monetary stimulus that is happening out of the ecb and the bank of england by buying corporate debt -- is not like you are buying 10 basis points -- you are directly injecting money into the private sector by these two central banks buying corporate debt. it has had a very stimulating effect that most people did not expect. i think that is the reason you want to be looking at europe versus the u.s. bob: if the u.s. does proceed to deregulate, per

>> not yet, tony. it's been more than 12 hours, still no official cause. the train back running here in this stretch of the twin brooks station on the red line, you take a look at this video, you'll see the seven how to car, that's one of the newest addition to the fleet. they're supposed to be replacing the older car, the 1,000 and 4,000 series that had a lot of issues, but this morning, a major malfunction on that those cars. you'll see the cell phone video here from one of the passengers inside one of those seven how to series cars earlier, it was the height of morning rush before 9:00. two cars disengaged leading 40 passengers stranded. they had to be evacuated on to the tracks by metro workers. metro says the coupler on the train disengaged between the second and the third train car and according to metro, they claim that the train safety system quote worked as intend and and brought the train cars to a complete stop. now, everyone was evacuated. there were no injuries. but again, metro under fire by its ridership because of safety concerns. >> it hap

we'll check radar 10:30 tony. >> thank you, sue. >> developing tonight. we're learning about another massive yahoo data breach that dates back to 2013. yahoo says it believes hackers stole data from more than 1 billion users that includes email passwords, hope to numbers and birth dates. the good news is the company says bank account and credit card information was not effective. and this latest breach is different from another one yahoo revealed back in september. that one affected about 500 million accounts. >> and it's a story u first on "fox5". if you're the victim of a crime in the district, whether you live here, work here or you're just visiting you can count on d.c. police to follow through with an investigation? one woman tells "fox5" she ror aid break in and d.c. police failed to file a report or investigate the crime. "fox5" marina morocco is live in northeast. what happened? >> shawn, it was all caught on tape. the question is what didn't happen? subsequently after that suspect scaled over this woman's fence, in the last hour after we contacte

tony: in terms of conservative principles, you cannot get much further to the right of mike pence. those are principles that he has stood on and built his brand with over the years. so you really have not seen too much in the way of him varying from those conservative positions that he has espoused since his early days in congress. host: you said to build his brand on conservative issues. issues like abortion, gay marriage, perhaps religious freedom -- how to those issues expand? tony: here in indiana as governor he advocated for measures that tipped the scale in favor of religious freedom over gay rights. he also proposed, i am sorry, signed an abortion law that was one of the most restrictive in the country. he has certainly stood by those principles here as governor in indiana. those have been the more controversial aspects of his time here in indiana. host: during his time in congress he spoke annually at the march for life event every january. he spoke in january, 2003 in the 30th annual march for life. we will show you now. [applause] vp-elect pence: thank you so much, it is

>> that's all tony could say. >> it's up, by god, it's up. >> tony had done it. there it was. a b-29, back among the clouds. a tangible piece of flying history. but tony's real gias the pomp and circumstance, said more than we ever could. >> old doc, yeah. you've certainly seen some action over the past decade. seem to be well qualified for this position but.. [laughs], i should warn you. this job requires.. a lot of travel and long hours. you'll be subjected to.. tight deadlines. [job applicant] secure by zero, four, thirty. [recruiter] and stressful situations. you'll need to be a team player in order to succeed. [job applicant] on me. [recruiter] and results oriented . [job applicant] mission complete. so, you tell me, if we hire you, what do you think your biggest challenge will be? honestly sir, figuring out what to wear. [male narrator] america's veterans. hire the best. with easter seals. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, december 19th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> sealing the deal. today, the electoral college cas

tony bennett. with us, too. singing another song for us later. >> his 90th birthday is honored with an nbc special. that's tonight. >> yep. >> he's going to sing a bunch of great songs, but also does all kinds of duets

you see that guy there on the right, does he look familiar, a little bit like tony perkins, that's tony's son conner. we're going to talk a little bit more about this one when we come back. > facebook is cracking down on fakeis c news, the social mediaa network say itself i partnering with outside fact checkers. facebook is also making itt easier for you to report fake news. if enough users say a story is paying, the network will pass it to those third-party fact checking organizations.aniz those that can't pass the fact checking will not be removed in ted they will be flagged as disputed and they'll be pushed down lower in the news feed. they need to do something. dozens of fairfax countyfair students got a special stria's b is ac. one of the stars of the big bang theory. she presented the students with brand new laptops.ptop not just an actress, she also has a ph.d. in neuroscience and says it is more important than ever for kids to learn about science and technology.d to be able for capital one to be able toto reward them that way is reallyel special. these are kids that may not

you can't fake the tony, man. >> you can't fake the tony. and it was super fun and very exciting to do, but we actually had a whole chapter-- a theatrical chapter, together. >> stephen: we did! it was brief. it was a one-weekend theatrical chapter, but did-- >> stephen sondheim's "company." >> stephen: "company." >> at lincoln center. and you were so good. >> stephen: you did a beautiful job, and i stood on stage with you. it was fantastic. >> that is so-- absolutely not the truth! >> stephen: it was so the case. there is actually video to prove it! >> that was not true. i was wildly under-- under- prepared, and you were so on your game, you sang great-- >> stephen: we were all unprepared. we never rehearsed, all together-- >> no, i would rehearse the scene-- >> stephen: --until we did the show live in front of an audience. >> no, you're-- you're-- >> stephen: it's true. >> now you're just lying. ( laughter ) >> stephen: it's what i do for a living. ( laughter ) >> i had my script in my hand. i arrived a week later than you guys. you were co

. >> tony robbins is the real deal. he figured out what allowed him to change, his life from being a disaster, to being the incredible, successful man he is now. >> despite a challenging childhood, tony robbins transformed himself into a hugely successful life strategist, speaker and author. >> you can know something intellectually, you can know what to do and not use it, not apply it. decision is the ultimate power. that's what it really is. >> the tools he used primarily dealt with changing your psychology and your approach towards life. that's not easy to do. >> tony robbins uses a technique called neuroassociative conditioning. at it's heart it's fear and self-doubt that holds people back. at his seminars, robbins coaches and inspires thousands at a time in how to overcome those nears. >> if we get the right emotion, we can get ourselves to do anything. if you're creative enough, playful enough, fun enough, can't you get through to anybody? >> yes. >> if you're creative enough, you find a way. >> tony has a skill of

tony you have to bring it live. you can't fake the tony. >> you can't fake the tony. it was super fun and exciting to do but we had a theatrical chapter together. >> stephen: it was brief. >> stephen sondheim's "company" at lincoln center. and you were so good. >> stephen: you did a beautiful job and i stood on stage with you. it was fantastic. there is video to prove it. >> that was not true. i was wildly underprepared. and you were so on your game -- >> we were all unprepared. we never rehearsed the show together until we did the show live in front of an audience. it's true. >> now you're just lying. >> stephen: it's what i do for a living. >> i had my script in my hand. i arrived a week later you guys. you were completely off book. you and martha plimton had scenes together, you can kunk-fu scenes together. >> stephen: a lot of sondheim is kung fu. >fu. i just did sinatra, my friend. the ability to do a musical. >> i don't mean skill set. >> stephen: i am out of here! >> no, no, no. no, i'm saying quite the opposite. i'm saying that you have the talent to do a musi

coming up, tony bennett. >> tony bennett? >> are you excited or what? >> it is cold out here. >> what is your name by the way? >> alice henderson. >> all right, what else do we have here? >> we're dressing you up. >> renovation. >> we want one. all right, coming up, tony bennett sings one of his most famous tunes, after your local news. ♪ i love you so much. that's why i bought six of you... for when you stretch out. i want you to stay this bright blue forever... that's why you will stay in this drawer... forever. i can't live without you. and that's why i will never, ever wash you. with downy fabric conditioner. it not only softens and freshens... it helps protect clothes... from stretching, fading and fuzz... so your favorite clothes stay your favorite clothes. downy fabric conditioner wash in the wow. eucerin has been solving dry skin problems for over 100 years. discover eucerin advanced repair. it moisturizes dry, itchy, rough, skin. for immediate relief and proven 48-hour moisture. for healthier-looking skin...

big sam had known tony goodwin for years. >> tony. >> sam. >> tony came into the facility as a minor and sam had watched him grow up, and one day i saw sam sitting at a table and i could hear sam counseling tony. >> now you have that opportunity to get back in the mainstream with your family. >> he was obviously talking to him about trying to avoid gang activity and stay on the right path, but it was a heartfelt communication. >> this time, you're afraid of what tomorrow might be, you're afraid of what's going to happen, you're afraid of what your friends are going to be, but you've got to understand, what is this going to cause tony? this is the opportunity, tony. i'm glad. >> thank you. >> i really am. >> second chance, i'm going to do something with it. >> while mclaren stayed on top of the activities of several gangs, one in particular required most of his attention. the jail's largest and most violent gang, the heartless felons. >> heartless felons is a gang that was basically established in our facilities, some young individuals, many of them, was upset and tired of how they wa

shawn, tony, back to you. >> all right. sue, thank you much. >> ready for the warmer temperatures there. >> nice isn't it. >> yes, >> little break. >> plenty of cold coming. >> enjoy it. >> thank you, sue. >> also coming up tonight an incredibly well orchestrated count are fit handbag scheme that originated in our area and how one woman cheated stores in our area out of thousands of dollars. >> and holiday surprise for one maryland family that received several life-changing gifts tonight from local law enforcement. their story is next on "fox5"news at 10. this one is from channel islands national park. coronado. saguaro. you'll see there's one that's an eagle. my number one goal is getting more funds out to parks because some animals and plants are only found in one place in the world, and that's in some national parks. i find that's a great cause, and i want to support it. (avo) the subaru share the love event has donated over four million dollars to help the national parks. get a new subaru, and we'll donate two hundred a

going to bring in tony dungy. let's go back to what michele was asking the players on will be on seattle down the stretch? >> you heard russell wilson as he heard about it. kam chancellor knew a bit more. but kam said, this is a big hit for us. and i think we're going to see that next week when they go to green bay. green bay needs to win to stay in the race. green bay throws the ball exceptionally well. earl thomas makes those plays, from numbers to numbers. he's been a big part of that defense. seattle is going to miss him. and i think this is definitely >> you heard kam chancellor. he's the official medical guy, saying season-ender. afc, three tight division races. oakland, kansas city, denver, would all be in. tony, we have a big game coming up. first place on the line, thursday night at arrowhead. kansas city, visiting oakland. what do you see there? >> i've been impressed on the oakland raiders. derek carr and that group. such a big-play offense. i coached in kansas city for we used to love to have the west

tony: thank you for having me. host: we will wrap up with mike pence speaking earlier before his selection as vice presidential running mate for donald trump. here he is speaking at the annual cpac gathering in washington. [applause] gov. pence: thank you. thank you, john. thank you for that warm introduction. good evening to you all. it is an honor to be with you among such a large group of so many americans, men and women who represent the bolt work of wark of the leadership of the conservative movement in the united states of america. i appreciate that kind introduction but the introduction i prefer is a little bit shorter. i am a christian, conservative, and republican, in that order. [applause] gov. pence: there is an old saying, when you see a box turtle on a fence post, you know one thing for sure, he did not get there on his own. that is certainly true of my life. and other than my faith, my family, my beloved wife, who is here with me tonight and my fellow hoosiers, i arrive tonight first and foremost to p

that's the latest at national harbor tony back to you. lauren thank you very much get warm. >> meanwhile police charged chairman of prince george country liquor board driving under the influence outside the casino last night. investigators say charles caldwell was involved in an accident around midnight with two other cars. no one was hurt. caldwell failed a field sobriety test and refused a breathalyzer test and caldwell two-hour period and took breathalyzer but results were inconclusive and says he failed the field sobriety test because he's almost 73 and is not steady on his feet. he claim the incident was blown out of proportion. >> first on "fox" uber considering a partnership with metro to officer riders deep discount. if all goes as planned uber ridesers could say 70% on trips to or from select metro stations. tisha >> let's go this. >> it's in the works but here's how it would work. uber riders taking uber pool to or from select d.c. metro rail stations and would receive 70% off trip that's $3 for $10 trip and there's more. >> the

tony will be like i'm out of here. > we don't want that to happen too soon. he has to get through high school. >> that's right. we have to get through the next couple of cold days. >> tonight and tomorrow very cold. cold air still hanging around tomorrow night which is where there is some concern of a wintry mix very late tomorrow night into the first part of saturday. it's a quick disruption. i don't think it's going to ruin your weekend by any stretch of the imagination, if like dealing with slick spots you'll have to avoid the roads from 3, 4:00 tomorrow until the morning. temperatures in teens. certainly it will be a cold day friday, but not quite as bad in the wind chill department because the winds will come down quite a about it. we are watching for the possibility of some slick spots on saturday morning. that will be mainly from ice. there could be a little l snow, but we're thinking it will be more rain and sleeting rain. and then we warm up. it's a brief warmup, because the cold air is back on monday. under clear skies with the breeze, not the wind

mike tirico, tony dungy, mike florio weigh in. we will preview that raiders/chiefs game, coming up thursday night on nbc. and the sunday night game. we'll pack up george hill, malibu kelly hayes, the whole gang, and head to kansas city, where it's supposed to be toasty on the thursday. looking at the forecast. a high of 22. third and five. will be a first down, as person make the watch. >> cris: carrie underwood on sunday night. >> al: we have a game on tuesday? >> cris: we should. >> al: do the nba? >> cris: i would like to do that. >> al: i love to do the nba. mike tolbert, taken down at the 42 by bobby wagner. you know, my good buddy, doc rivers, huge football fan. what am i going to do with my bears? doc, i don't know. they won today, though. >> cris: let them play the niners every week. >> al: that's right. >> cris: doc with that big hook of his. playing that big hook. starts that sucker out over the pacific. comes out the way out of bounds. >> al: and the only guy that can hit a drive three fairways over. second and ten. fro

tony robbins looked at him and said, bob, you see that shelf up there behind you? there's a large shelf there with two balls. bob's balls are up there. that's a harsh thing to say to a man who's just confided to you he's on the edge. then he went down the road of teaching bob how to get his balls back. and by the time we were done the seminar, we were calling him "big balls" bob. >> tony has always said that if you can get to the heart of the matter, then you are really helping people. if you don't, you're going to be talking around the issue and people will turn you off. >> do tony robbins' techniques work? serena williams says he helped her reach the top again after injury. he helped hue jackman overcome a fear of camera close-ups. and then there are the thousands of other people who claim tony has turned their life around. >> use his motivational techniques that are his and unique, may not be the ones you want to always see used in your life, there's no way you can argue that he's not darn good at getting people to wake up. >> next, a 19th century showman and th

tony bennett. with us, too. singing another song for us later. >> his 90th birthday is honored with an nbc special. that's tonight. >> yep. >> he's going to sing a bunch of great songs, but also does all kinds of duets on this special tonight with -- >> lady gaga. >> and going to sing "white christmas" later for us, and also getting better with age, winning director and actor kevin costner. good friend. talks about his incredible new movie "hidden figures." >> it's not even out yet for everybody to see, but getting so much buzz. >> opening nationwide i think january 6th, but it's in some cities t. is. all right. then they're part of new york's first family of food. >> they are! >> talking about elena and anthony scotto. >> our favorite children. >> thanks for noticing. >> the gift that keeps giving. >> oh, love you guys. making our mouths water! it's the feast of seven fishes. >> fishes. got the salmon and the pasta. >> and the -- the whata? >> [ speaking in foreign language ]. >> that, too. we'll be with you as

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> you could feel the incompetent pact even if you're not going. marina morocco has more on the schedule, preparations and security. >> reporter: we're now virtually a month away from inauguration today beer seeing how that will shape up and we've seen preps at white house and capitol. they're all done now they've been underway before the election with barricades and barriers being set up down by the national mall cellphones touzers have been lined up along the smithsonian. years ago carriers brought out similar portable cell towers in hopes of preventing a wireless overload. as for scheduled events day for inauguration wreath laying ceremony arlington national sem 25eury and make america great celebration at the lincoln memorial and inauguration day kicks off with swearing in of donald j. trump as 45 president followed by parade that will come down pennsylvania avenue and then the inaugural ball will take place that evening. the next morning, saturday, january 21 there will be a nitional national cathedral in northwest d.c.. now, tonight interim d

we are by tony cook of the indianapolis star. tell us what the law dated out -- what that law did and how did the governor react to the criticism? >> the law essentially tipped the balance in favor of religious objectors who said that if someone were to say that a government regulation infringed on their religious rights, it would tip the balance in that person's favor. the concern was this would allow christians or other religious believers to turn away gay or lesbian people because of their religious beliefs. it was a big controversy here in indiana, calls for boycotts, federal does several businesses threatened to cancel projects here in indiana. it is a big sports and entertainment town with a big convention. business and there was a real threat to the tourism industry here in indiana. there was opposition to the law and demanded it be scaled back some. some of the few cases were i have seen pence actually reverse or bow down to calls that he moderate on social issues, he did sign a fix to the law that essentially prevented i

tony ran with baby bugaloos. when it came to playing league football, dorset was not able to play due to age and weight limits. in any other era, he was there for the taking, but in the spring of 1970 the schools were walking calm, safe and even so his mother was taking no chances, he kept tony home a few days when aliquippa head its peak. that day had passed. it was a terrible place to go to school. indeed, any aliquippa was looking to get out too. i almost attempted to do the same thing. it was a struggle playing for aliquippa. the chance to win a ball game every once in a while was zero to none. it is that many aliquippa talk about era, the one that got away. all charm would come back and begin the program's revival. dorset was finishing career and 40 year's later it still stings. i never would have let him play for hopewell, he said. i had got his ass. [laughter] >> i never lost anybody to hopewell. i used to get them from hopewell. i usedi used to take their players. when i got the job at aliquippai never lo