sasha will be continuing to go to school here. this is all they know and imagine a childhooded with secret service watching everything you do, whether you were in the treehouse in the white house or whether you were wandering the lawn or on a date, somebody was kind of watching you. >> it was interesting detail the secret service teaching her how to drive. >> yeah. >> they called her radiance, the secret service that her nickname. i thought that was one of the better nicknames they've given to somebody because she's so radiant when you see her. >> i think i saw michelle obama talking to oprah saying she didn't allow the kids to complain been sort of being in the white house at their age because it's such an extraordinary experience. >> yeah. absolutely. and look, it's one thing to say that and to have that rule. but neither of you has this experience. i was a teenage girl. and it's hard enough without the cameras on you. you know, we saw amy carter. we saw chelsea clinton and now the obama daughters go through this. and you know,

>>> and where was sasha obama last night? that question and some interesting answers taking the wehby storm. let's go "out front." >> i'm erin burnett. donald trump admitting for the first time that russia hacked the u.s. election, the admission coming just after weeks of trump dismissing u.s. intel reports, painting the attack on vladimir putin personally. almost in the same breath, trump refused to accept that russia's motive was to try to help him win the presidency. ? his first press conference in 168 days, trump said putin will respect america more with him in the white house. >> russia will have much greater respect for our country when i'm leading it than when other people have led it. you will see that. russia will respect our country more. do you honestly believe that hillary would be tougher on putin than me? does anybody in this room really believe that? give me a break. >> that press conference was 77 minutes long. it was contentious. there were fireworks, especially when trump vehemently attacked reporting first

the bush daughters wrote a welcome letter to sasha and malia in 2008. now they have written another. in a gesture of solidarity, jenna and barbara bush write to the sisters who followed them into the white house eight years ago. >> malia and sasha. eight years ago on a cold november day we greeted you on the steps at the white house. we saw both the light and wariness as you gazed at your new home. >> malia and sasha were ten and eight years old. >> the bush daughters were so nice to malia and sasha and showed them where their rooms might be and told them all the secrets of how life at the white house can be fun. >> they even taught them how to slide down the bannister in the white house solarium. it's not the first emotional letter they've written to the obama sisters. sasha and malia, here is some advice to you from two sister who is have stood where you will stand and who have lived where you will live. that was january 20th, 2009. inauguration day. the relationship between the four girls continued as malia and sasha em brarsed their roles of first d

sasha missed the speech because she has an exam this morning. coming up at six - a roller coaster breaking down in the middle of a ride. the terrifying rescue 65 feet off the ground. plus - a lawmaker left behind. the outburst that got one former senator kicked off a flight. and a monster jam ticket giveaway. watch to call in and win, still ahead at six o'clock. the second winter storm in less than a week is pounding northern california and parts of nevada. blizzard warnings are in effect for the sierras... with some areas inches... that's right... 100 inches of snow by tomorrow! lower elevations are experiencing the worst flooding in a decade. and here at home - the rain overnight, now clear. temperatures are above freezing, but still some slick spots. john gonzalez is in mobiletrak seven.. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - rain for this evening's pm rush - back to cold this weekend - wintry weather likely saturday (mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain, & rain) - first look at inauguration weather (mid 50s & dry) today: partly sunny. rain

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good luck this morning, sasha. now the obama possible make the transition from the white house to a new home in northwest d.c. on friday. corey stewart giving away a rifle, identifying the winner as a navy veteran and member of the nra. his rifle raffle was part of his campaign for governor, but to give away sparked outrage from gun-control advocates who say it is insensitive to victims of gun control violence -- of gun violence. larry: a jury recommended the death penalty for the charleston church shooting -- charleston church killer. telling a judge that he wanted to file a motion for new lawyers but the judge says that's not likely to happen. the canadian girl who lost her teddy bear during the deadly shooting at the fort lauderdale airport is thrilled this morning, her beloved there is back thanks to some help from sheriff's deputies. the teddy bear became lost while the family ran from the airport during the shooting spree. he was then found in the hangar, where all the left behind items are being held. york l

after growing up in the white house, sasha and malia obama are getting tips on life in the real world from two sisters who understand very much what it's like. we'll look at the moving message from jenna and barbara bush just days before the obama family's big move. >>> we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today and i'm jim chusciutto and you're i "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> the breaking news this hour congress takes the first step towards repealing president obama's signature health care law. the republican-led house joining the senate in approving the resolution that will begin that process. stand by for more details on that vote next and what will follow obama care. also tonight, newly revealed contact between the trump camp and russia. the transition team confirming that incoming national security adviser general michael flynn spoke with moscow's adviser to the u.s. just last month. their conversation happening the very same day as the obama administration was announcing sanctions for russia

her answer to the question: hey, where was sasha the other night in chicago? where was sasha? >> and brian kranston and giovanni on good day this morning, the new project bringing this powerhouse duo together, and you know what? brian kranston, take a good look, you'll be seeing him around filet lot soon. >> in fact, i saw him last week at 30th street station. >> eisenberg. and our winter warm up. we will talk about that. calendar says it is january, certainly feels like march. so dig out all of the best bright colors in your closet. we will show you some of the spring trends toises. >> i also, because the stores have now put spring clothes in the shops. you can't get winter clothes any more much. >> oh, carol from over at park just said -- >> high, carol. she is so sweet. >> the first she has heard that we're coming to the park. oops. i forgot to call her. >> table of 25 please. >> all you better come visit me after you celebrate spring in the square. >> oh, they're going to advice the you all right, carol. >> we will be there. >> you want a window? you won't be specific? >>

and will malia and sasha write him a note? it will be a brand-new world for that little boy too. >> it will. and same as malia obama was. similarities there. amazing to see so many young children grow up in the white house. thank you, jean casarez. and thanks to all of you for watching us. have a great weekend and of course watch "out front" anytime anywhere on cnn go. "ac 360 with anderson cooper" begins right now. >>> good evening. thanks for join us. we begin with breaking news involving multiple facets of the russian hacking story and fallout from it. a closed door briefing by fbi director james comey where debbdebby wasserman schultz reportedly tore into him about the stolen e-mails that led to her ouster. the bigger development comes from the senate intelligence committee and bipartisan plans to not just investigate the hacking but contact between the trump campaign and the russian government. phil matingly, what are you learning about the scope of this investigation? >> broad and has potentially reel teeth. this is a po

the message for americans and we answer the question: where was sasha? >> and new trouble for donald trump. a new report says russia may have some damaging information about the president-elect including allegations of hiring prostitutes and bribery. how trump is responding this morning. >> and the warm up has gun. after two straight frigid mornings, we're already above freezing. how warm will it get? will we still have a 60s party tomorrow in rittenhouse square? sue has that answer in seconds. good day everybody, it is january the 11, 2017. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. >> are you getting the party favors and everything, the deng ration cents altogether? >> what? party? >> i mean, it is a party, right? >> well, just a party in our shorts. >> so -- >> again, the first ten people that show up i'm taking them to parx for refreshments. >> water? you said refreshment. ice water sue? >> i can't wait to see how long this line is for a free drink. anyway, weather by the numbers, how about this? eight out of ten today. lots of improvement. now, that t

today, sasha takes tours around ford number seven. today, sasha takes tours around fort number seven. in good condition, it is one of the easiest forts to visit. although it is well looked after, it's still best to go with a guide. fort number seven was completed in 1916, and it housed troops until 1923 when the city was demilitarised. during soviet times, the fort was used as a political prisoner, was used as a political prison, after which it was deserted. but despite years of neglect, sasha tells me the fort still has many of its original features. tell me where we're going. fort number seven is used by locals and visitors who come here for guided tours and for leisure activities, such as skateboarding and laser tag. there's a guy with a gun pointed at me! what am i meant to do?! i'm notjumpy at all! although many of the military structures in vladivostok are still derelict, it's great to see more people getting interested in them, because whether its history or a fantasy game that gets you here, these structures that once aimed to

and sasha and malia were young girls coming into the white house, 8 and 11 years old. so there is a protection and a respect for privacy that i think the press and the media and everyone has. although americans are fascinated with first families. they want to know what the children are doing ask what life is like in the white house. . i think that's what barbara and jenna tried to tell them. you can have a great time here. all the things that would be their life now for the past eight years. >> as we see the trump family come into the white house, what are your thoughts on how melania trump will redefine the role of first lady? >> well, i think this is the wonderful thing about the role of first lady. every occupant gets to do what they want to do with the job. they get something that's a reflection of them. we start from that basis because there are no statutory responsibilities and obligations. i think she's is already made a a very bold decision to decide not to come down to washington immediately. obviously, she will be here for the inauguration, i'm assuming a few

. >>> a heart felt letter of advice to malia and sasha obama by jenna and barbara bush. they wrote a letter published in "time" magazine. we watched you grow with grace and he'ease. through it all, you had each other. you have so much to look forward to. you will write the story of your lives beyond the shadow of your parents. you will carry the experience of the past eight years. they urged to never forget the people at the white house and urged them to enjoy college as most of the world knows we did. this was a letter of advice, i'm not sure i set it up right, of what to expect after life in the white house. the bush daughters gave sasha and malia how to live in the white house and now advice how to live out. it is a unique position to be. >> it was sweet to read. it pulls back the curtain. talked about the florists and people who worked there. butlers and people in the kitchen and how really they became so close with all these people who we don't see every day, but really, you know, i would say the oxygen of the white house and the family there. >>> 27 minutes past th

a lot has changed since the twin first met sasha and malia. back then, the girls were 7 and 10. >> you had no choice but to move into. when you slid down the bannister of the solarium, just as we had done as 8-year-olds and again as 20-year-olds chasing our youth, >> in eight years you have done so much, you have seen so much. you stood at robben island. >> reporter: they penned a letter to sasha and malia in 200 2007. and they offered this advice, surround yourself with loyal friends, and join in on some of the fun and enjoy the history. and cherish your animals. because sometimes you'll need the quiet comfort that only animals can provide. their most important piece of advice? our dad like yours is a man of great integrity and love. remember who your dad really is. >> it's really an exclusive club among presidential children, and they do keep in touch. there's an empathy there because they've all been through it, and no one knows what it's like to be in that kind of public spotlight when you're so young. >> reporter: in their new letter, bar

sasha and maliyah obama will return to life on the outside. now a couple of former first daughters, jenna and barbara bush, are giving their advice. that's coming up. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and virtually no referrals needed. there's a range of plans to choose from, too, and they all travel with you anywhere in the country. join the millions who have already

sasha would arrive a few years later. mrs. obama eventually left corporate law and landed a job at the university of chicago hospitals. she would soon leave her high-powered job behind. >> do you believe in what this country can snb. >> by now, her husband barack obama was senator barack obama, and he had his sights set on the white house. >> michelle gave up a big career, but there is nothing to compete with this historic opportunity for those who sense that they can be a part of of history. >> she is the love of my life, the rock of our household. >> when you strip away princeton and harvard and all those wonderful degrees and accomplishments, deep down, i'm just a girl who grew up in the south side of chicago. >> candid and confident, qualities instilled in her by her parents went a long way have voters on the campaign trail. >> because every time in my life, when i tried to do something, there were people around telling me why i couldn't. >> and mrs. obama was a bridge to african american women, in ways like no one else wh

sasha would arrive a few years later. mrs. obama eventually left corporate law and landed a job at the university of chicago hospitals. she would soon leave her high-powered job behind. >> do you believe in what this country can be? >> by now, her husband barack obama was senator barack obama, and he had his sights set on the white house. >> michelle gave up a big career, but there is nothing to compete with this historic opportunity for those who sense that they can be a part of of history. >> she is the love of my life, the rock of our household. >> when you strip away princeton and harvard and all those wonderful degrees and accomplishments, deep down, i'm just a girl who grew up in the south side of chicago. >> candid and confident, qualities instilled in her by her parents went a long way with voters on the campaign trail. >> because every time in my life, when i tried to do something, there were people around telling me why i couldn't. >> and mrs. obama was a bridge to african-american women, in ways like no one else who

. >>> then, where was sasha? why she was a no-show at president obama's tearful good- bye to the nation. >>> and granny gets her gun. >> don't you try to mess with me. >> he pointed the gun at you? >> yes. >> wait until you hear what the granny did next. >>> plus, o.j. simpson

and i think it was really interesting to see how malia and sasha reacted. they were disappointed. they paid attention to what their mom said during the it.aign and believed it was consistent with what we have tried to teach them in our household and what i've tried to model as a father, and with their mom, what we have asked them to expect from future boyfriends or spouses. but what we have also tried to teach them is resilience and we thato teach them hope, and the only thing that is the end of the world is the end of the world. knocked down, you get up, brush yourself off and you get back to work. and that tended to be their .ttitude, i think neither of them intend to pursue too, ie in, and in that, think their mothers input shows. them have grown up in an environment where i think they cannot help but be patriotic, to love this country flawed to see that it is , but see that they have , andnsibilities to fix it that they need to be active citizens, and they have to be in a position to talk to their andnds and their teachers their future coworkers in ways that try to shed some l

sasha is in high school. that's the reason the parents, the obamas are staying in washington. we heard president obama tell george recently that they're just great, wonderful, young women and he's so proud of what they have become and i really think as a nation, we may be divided on politic, we can all agree these are fantastic girls. >> i think so. >> i think thatcoulds from the parenting. >> yeah. >> from all these -- from all these kids who come out of the white house. >> the bush girls and now the obama girls. >> absolutely. >> from the parenting. >>> and another thing we'll talk about, the new warning about a scam targeting netflix users. becky worley is joining us now with the details this could cost you a lot of money. tell us about it. >> michael, don't you hate it when the bad guys get even smarter? ah, this is a traditional phishing scam. you get an e-mail with a link and they want you to update your information. but it's got super smart code that flies under the radar of almost all security and then let's say you entire your credit card number on the fake site. it t

the girls were twinkle. >> sasha was rosebud. malia, radiance. >> wherever you go, you have secret service around you. >> how do you normalize that? >> very hard. and that's why i think it takes some parenting and i think melania has to do that on a full-time way and make sure that her son comes out well-adjusted, and by all indications, she is doing her best to do that. >> melania has been unbelievable in terms of how she has been adjusting him to the changes that will be occurring in his own life. but he is very excited. >> reporter: and what will life be like for barron in the white house and beyond? >> i think any of the children of a former president feel very blessed. we didn't do anything. we were just along for the ride, so i look back on my life, and just, you know, thank god that this is the life i got. >> when we return, the former family out. the new one in. in all of five hours. >> so the minute the door shuts after the obamas leave, frenzy. >> changing everything from the chef to the sheets. but will the trumps brin

it immediately was linked to i can't say i cannot use this person or sasha made him at all. but all stories about my husband's -- how do you prove this? >> when you crossed the serious line your life became endentured. >> your husband's murder was a decade ago and you've already explained to me you. >> do you thatrussia's borders and carry out incidents such as the one that killed why are it was a radioactive material used to kill my husband. and this material, you can't simply buy from internet to buy in a pharmacy. . sfwrrn sfwrrn sfwrrnlsand now we'll never know what was the next victim and what operation was this taken against. >> a final question sfwm the mart of putin as political sport. i invited you hear today because. fuchgs -- >> not in m. any political motivation. it was a criminal case and murder with using prior acts with blownium. when i heard comments. mr. trump about this case and about public inquiry verdict, i realized mr. trump doesn't realize how it's insidious. it f. >> what comments by donald trump are you rrg prfrp sfrfrp. >> marina, we rish you good t

and the touching letters from the bush daughters to sasha and malia obama about life after the white house. >>> and good morning, america. be careful out there this friday morning. friday the 13th. >> my favorite day. >> so far so good. >> so far so good. >> it's ginger's birthday. how bad could it be? >> exactly. >>> and how good is it for joe biden? love the expression on his face yesterday when he learned about that medal of freedom. >> it was a surprise. the president surprised the vp with that medal of freedom. you could tell he wasn't expecting it at all. that was quite a moment. we'll have much more on that as well as the trump transition just ahead just one week, one week from today until the inauguration. >> yeah, a lot to talk about. and the president-elect is up early this morning talking about it all. i think his first tweet was a little before 6:00, sent out eight since then commenting on every big story during the day. >> before that we go to our birthday girl. and she's going to tell us about the ice storm that is threatening 15 states already. >> i did not order this

sasha obama is now 15. malia is 18. the age the bush sisters were when they moved into the white house and into the glare the national spotlight. they made headlines with their partying as college students. now in their 30s, they are able to look back with humor. they wrote to the obamas to enjoy college, most of the world knows we did. malia heads to harvard in the fall. she was in tears this week when her father had a special message during his farewell speech. >> of all that i have done in my life, i am mow proud to be your dad. >> reporter: the bush letter tells the obamas they will soon be beyond the shadow of their famous parents and advises them to explore your passions, learn who you are, make mistakes, you're allowed to. and it tells them that while they will always carry the experiences of the past eight years, they still have so much to look forward to. roxana saberi, cbs news, new york. >>> the scathing new report against chicago police just released by the justice department. what it says about bias against

maybelline's fit me make it happen maybelline new york. >>> as sasha and malia obama are preparing to leave the white house, they are getting heartfelt advice. here is just a little bit of the advice jenna and barbara bush shared. >> you have listened to harsh criticism of your parents by people who have never even met them. >> you stood by as your precious parents were reduced to headlines, your parents who put you first and not only showed you but gave you the world. >> as always, they will be rooting fur you as you begin this next chapter. >> and so will we. >> let me bring in kate anderson-brower our cnn contributor and author of two books about life in the white house. "woman, the grace and power of america's first lady" and if the inside the private world of the white house." kate, has there ever been such a public ak jment, a public letter, between former first kids and current or outgoing first kids? >> no, brooke, and i think that says a lot about this relationship between laura bush and michelle obama. i mean, they are -- of all the recent families, laura bush and michelle o

but if you talk to young people in malia's, sasha's generation, even the republicans, even if they're conservative, many of them would tell you, i don't understand how you would discriminate against somebody because of sexual orientation. that's burned into them in pretty powerful ways. april. >> long before today you've been considered watchful president. you've expanded the rubber band of inclusion. with the election and incoming administration, people say rubber bands are maybe broken. i'm thinking back to a time on air force one going to selma, alabama when you said your job was to close the gap that remains. with that, what gaps still remain when it comes to whitish y -- white issues on the table and lastly, you're the first black president. do you expect this country to see this again? >> well, i'll answer the last question first. i think we're going to see people of merit rise up from every race, faith, corner of this country. base america's strength. when we have everybody getting a chance and everybody is on the field, we end up being better. i think i've used this analogy be

a lot has changed in the it's years since the bush twins first met sasha and malia. back then, the obama girls were just 7 and 10. >> you had no choice but to move into. when you slid down the bannister of the solarium as we had done as 8-year-olds and 20 year olds chasing our youth, your joy and laughter were contagious. >> in eight years you have done so much, seen so much. you've stood at the gates of the robbin island cell where mandela was imprisoned for decades. >> the bush twins had penned a letter in 2009, titled "playing house in the white house." then 27, jenna and barbara bush offered this advice. surround yourself with loyal friends. they'll protect and calm you. and join in on some of the fun and appreciate the history. and this. cherish your animals, because sometimes you'll need the quiet comfort that only animals can provide. their most important piece of advice years ago? our dad, like yours, is a man of great integrity and love. remember who your dad really is. >> it's really an exclusive club among presidential children. and they do keep in touch.

one of them was barack obama's daughter, sasha obama. this women's online publication was wondering where she was. people on the internet came up with all sorts of theories and you can read some of them on this website. one says that "when the ticket is so hot that you can only get two tickets for the family." this other tweet i pulled out says that "osh obama be at one hell of a sleepover party right now." according to our correspondent philip crowder, the white house says it is because she has an exam today. best of luck to sasha. host: thank you for that look at the papers. you get a closer look at the press review on her website. the address is france 24.com. you heard her talk about that t farewell speech by barack obama. we will have more on that speech. ♪ 777/ woman: this is our story, a uniiversal story, and one that we all share, an understanding that we are not separate from each other or from our biosphere. man: when ththe first astrtronas lookeded back on thehe earth and saw ththe blue planet and d saww beautiful and al

but if you talk to young people in malia's, sasha's generation, even the republicans, even if they're conservative, many of them would tell you, i don't understand how you would discriminate against somebody because of sexual orientation. that's burned into them in pretty powerful ways. april. >> long before today you've been considered watchful president. you've expanded the rubber band of inclusion. with the election and incoming administration, people say rubber bands are maybe broken. i'm thinking back to a time on air force one going to selma, alabama when you said your job was to close the gap that remains. with that, what gaps still remain when it comes to whitish y -- white issues on the table and lastly, you're the first black president. do you expect this country to see this again? >> well, i'll answer the last question first. i think we're going to see people of merit rise up from every race, faith, corner of this country. base america's strength. when we have everybody getting a chance and everybody is on the field, we end up being better. i think i've used this analogy be

a lot has changed since the bush twins met sasha and malia. back then the girls were 7 and 10. >> we wandered the halls of the house you had no choice but to move into. you slid down as you had. your joy and laughter were contagious. >> in years you have done so much. seen so much. you stood at the gates where south africa's nelson mandela was in prison. your arms around your father. >> the bush twins penned a letter to sasha and malia in 2009 titled playing house in the white house. then 27, jenna and barbara offered this advice. surround yourself with loyal friends. they will protect and calm and you join in on the fun and appreciate the history. and this. cherish your animals because sometimes you need the quiet that only animals can provide. the most important piece of advice? our dad like yours is a man great integrity and love. remember who your dad really is. >> it's an exclusive club among presidential children. there is an empathy because they have been through it and nobody know what is it's like to be in the public spotlight when yo

but if you talk to young people, malia, sasha's generation, even if they're republicans, conservative, many will tell you, i don't understand how you would discriminate against somebody because of sexual orientation. that is just sort of burned into them in pretty powerful ways. april? >> thank you, mr. president. long before today you've been considered a -- under your watch people have said that you have expanded the rubberband of inclusion and with the election and the incoming administration saying that rubberband is -- it's even broken. i'm thinking back to a time when air force one went to selma, alabama, where you said your job was to -- with that what gaps still remain of issues on the table and what part will you play in fixing those gaps in your new life. and lastly, you are the first black president. do you expect this country to -- [ inaudible ] >> i'll answer the last question first. i think we're going to see people of merit rise up from every race, faith corner of this country. that's america's strength. when we have everybody getting a chance, everybody is on the field

maleah and sasha, under the strangest of circumstances you have become two amazing young women. you are smart and you are beautiful, but more importantly you are kind and you are thoughtful and you are full of passion. cheering and applause. and you bore the burden of years in the spotlight so easily. 0f and you bore the burden of years in the spotlight so easily. of all that i have done in my life, i am most proud to be your dad. tojoe biden... cheering and applause. .. the scrappy kid who became delaware's favourite son, the first decision i made as a nominee, and it was the best, notjust because you have been a great vice president but because in the bargain i gained a brother, and we love you and jill like family and your friendship has been one of the latest of our lives. to my remarkable, for eight years and for some of you at a lot more, i have drawn from your energy, and every day i tried to reflect back what you displayed — heart and character and idealism. i have watched you grow up, get married, have kids, starting credible new journeys of your own. even when times

the highlights from chicago and why everyone was asking where was sasha? he's a monster on the field and now we find out what he's like off the gridiron. eagleseagles defensive end brann graham in studio to talk football and the desean jackson rumors. does he want him back? >> good day everybody, it is wednesday. >> mike, mike, mike. >> i'm going to try something new. >> what? >> avenue $20 bill f somebody gives me a vente skinny vanilla latte, and bridges it to fourth and market. >> no. >> i have a 20. >> really? >> ya. >> okay? >> let's just chronical what happens behind the scenes with that 20? just to get coffee every day. >> uncle keep the $15. it is a skinny vanilla latte. starbucks. >> there is one at third and arch by the way. >> struggle. >> struggle. >> it is real. >> it is real. every day. >> very. >> going to be one of those days. >> can i trust the viewers not to do something to it? >> that i'm not sure. >> okay. >> well, if you hadn't said that, i wouldn't have even thought of it. so it is one/11/17. >> oh, look that the. >> just thought of t

a lot has changed in the eight years since the bush twins first met sasha and aaliyah, back then, t -malia. >> when you slid down the bannister as we have done as 8-year-old the and us 20 years old and facing our youth. >> in eight years you have done so much, stood so much. you stood at the gates of the robbin island cell where nelson mandela had been imprisoned. >> they had also titled a letter to the obama girls called playing house in the white house. they offered this advice, surround yourself with loyal friends, they'll protect and calm you. and join in on some of the fun and appreciate the history. and this. cherish your animals. because sometime you'll need the quiet comfort that only animals can provide. their most important piece of advice years ago? our t dad like yours is a man of integrity and love. remember who your dad really is. >> it's really an exclusive club among presidential children, and they do keep in touch. there's an empathy there because they've all been through it. and no one knows what that's like to be in that kind of public spotlight when you're so young

bush's daughters sasha a-- general fla and barbara bush wrote a letter to sasha and malia obama. now you are about to join another rarefied club. one of former first children. you will be writing the story of your lives, beyond the shadow of your famous parents, yet you will always carry the experiences of the eight years. you won't have the weight of the world on your young shoulders anymore. explore your passions, learn who you are, make mistakes, you are allowed to. your parents will be rooting for you as you begin your next chapter and so will we. the letter is one they wrote eight years ago just as the obama sisters were preparing to enter the white house. that's pretty nice, don't you think, bill karins? >> i love the mistakes part, because we all do it, you learn from it and hopefully don't do too much damage along the way. >>> speaking of damage, an ice storm this weekend will be one of the more significant ice storms we have had, probably going back two or three winters. it is already beginning. on our radar here, the blue shows you where it is snowing. the pink shows th

sasha and malia was 7 and 10 years old at the time. the president and first lady said the girls were so surprised when they first saw if t. >> but now they don't have any need for that kind of stuff. they are young ladies now. they are moving out of the white house and the swing set is being donated to charity. so this is pretty interesting. the white house said that it offered it to the trump family because obviously they have a 10-year-old, bar ron, and the grandkids. >> yeah. >> and no thank you. they declined. they are not even going to be living there. he is staying in new york city. >> not initially. >> so i guess -- >> it is being donated, so it will be recycled. >> and he's probably over swing sets. >> at 10. >> i enjoy a good swing now and then. from all of us here >> i have no idea how much money i'll be giving away today. could be $50,000, could be a million. but i can promise you that whatever happens, it won't be boring. so stay right there. it's time to play, "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramati

his daughter, sasha, who is looking to finish high school in the area. have they said they'll do after she finishes high school? are they expected to move back to chicago? >> i don't know. i know the library is being built in chicago and he will have that there and he is of academic sort of nature and he'll always be needed in consul tag for his papers and of course, speeches. and brought ins

>>> time to talk about malia and sasha obama. they're members of a very exclusive club. presidential daughters who grew up in the white house and as they get ready to move out, they're getting some advice from two other sisters who know exactly what they're going through. randi kaye has this report. >> eight years ago on a cold november day, we greeted you on the steps at the white house. >> barbara bush on the today show sharing the new letter she and her sister jenna bush have writ on the the obama girls. a lot has changed since they first met. back then the obama girls were 7 and 10. >> you had no choice but to move into. when you slid down the banister of the so layer yum just as we had done as 8-year-olds and again as 20-year-olds chasing our youth, your joy and laughter were contagious. >> in eight years you've seen so much. you stood at the gates where south africa's nelson mandela was imprisoned for decades. >> the bush twins penned a letter to sasha and malia back in 2009 titled "playing house in the white house." then 2007 jenna and barbara bush offered this ad

house. >> that's jenna bush hager and barbara bush reading a letter they wrote to malia and sasha. eight years ago the twins gave the girls the first tour of the white house. they penned a letter to them offering advice as their father took office. now they're reaching out again with malia and sasha about to join the club of former first children. >> enjoy college. as most of the world knows, we did. and you won't have the weight of the world on your young shoulders anymore. explore your passions, learn who you are. make mistakes. you're allowed to. >> the full letter is published in the most recent issue of time magazine. >>> the obamas have said how gracious the bush family has been throughout the entire transition process. >> great advice there, right? >> really fun to hear. >>> we're one week away from the inauguration of donald trump. >> the new president will make a lot of decisions in the washington. there's one thing he won't get to decide on, it's the food. still ahead at 4:00. we'll go into the kitchen to find out what's being served after mr. trump is sworn in. >>> now,