along with the founders or offers a factually -- [inaudible] she writes: these are the words of jodi rosen in "the new york times", and he is not alone. as an academic who has spent years studying aaron burr, i can say emphatically that the rules of historical rigor do not apply to hamilton. quote: hamilton may be a delight to watch, but let's not convince ourselves that it honors the discipline of history. when he interviewed lynn manuelmy ran doe, stephen colbert joked, i didn't have to read the bible because i saw jesus christ superstar. [laughter] that pretty much says it all. the musical "hamilton" is the historical hamilton what rl charlton heston's moses is to -- well, you get the picture. [laughter] they took forms created by you are ban blacks, hip-hop and everything, to honor the oppressors of slaves. incredible. i also mentioned it's like having minorities in nazi germany dress up lit hitler and himmler -- dress up like hitler and himmler. the before columbus foundation was formed -- [inaudible] media from which most americans get their information and the euro-centric curriculu

she writes, these are the words of jody rosen in the new york times and he is not alone. as an academic was spent years studying scholarly biography i can say that the rules do not apply to hamilton. ", hamilton may be a delight to watch but let's not convince ourselves that it be history. rd we interviewed a lake show host stephen colbert, i did not have to read the bible because i saw jesus christ superstar. la [laughter] that pretty much says it all. the musical hamlet is al hami historical hamilton would child -- is moses. i think it's ironic that they took poems that were actuallyt t created by urban blacks, hip-hop, rap and everything to honor the oppression of slaves. it's incredible. i also i also mentioned it was like having minorities in nazi germany and people like that we don't think th about that mostly known on.am >> with how europe is with the overseas colony make a romantic or fantasize about it. the combination of those in whih europe which covers up atrocities committed by those -- the combination of two powerfuln media produces generation after generati

along comes 2014, and along comes james rosen. through conversation of another idea that james raised i would fight to do a collection of his eulogies and remembrances and obituaries and are ip. what do you think? it was like asking me if i wanted a bag of peanut m&m's. of course. some did christopher buckley to overseas all things literary for the buckley estate. so we were off to the races. the good people let crown for of also would read and now we have this book. i have not had this conversation with campbell but i cannot help but think he knows what we all those that although he left this eight years ago he still looms very large. the song will ask where have you gone to showed a maggio? likewise the conservative america asks the same about bill. there is a longing and appetite for his wisdom remains very strong. coming up next is a conversation about bill buckley a man of prose, who wrote history person by person through his particular talent. it is not a conversation about politics, elections politics, elections, or the wid

another person who was there whose name is michael rosen, was -- he published his first person account in the daily beast describing what he saw on the inside. he called it a tinderbox in this first person account. he also said it was cluttered. there was dry wood on the wall. and we talked to michael by phone. he did not want to discuss this with us on camera, and neither did the other two people who were there with him, but all say they are still just shocked and craned by what happen -- drained by what happened there as many of us are. a lot of these victims are young people. a lot of families out there still have no information about what may have happened to them. we know several dozen people have been accounted for, but there's still a lot who have not. live in berkeley, abc7 news. back to you. >> thank you. for more about the fire recovery, head to our website. we have photos of people reported missing by their loved ones and information about how to help families of the victims. that's abc7news.com or the free abc7 news app. >>> still to come. >> they were the last two that the

rosen by phone, and he explained how he was just tired, praying, and so sad because of what happened there. once again, there are up to three students from u.c. berkeley unaccounted for. after the fire one of them, vanessa, her family is pleading with anyone with information about her to contact authorities and have authorities contact them. from the u.c. berkeley campus, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> hopefully those families will get some good news. if you were like me, you woke up with so many notifications on your phone about what happened while you were sleeping. this is the way i'm keeping in touch from the newsroom, just download our news app. we will let you no i as soon as the news conferences are held throughout the day. first one will be held at 8:00 a.m. you will be able to watch it on air or watch it directly on your app. hopefully you can stay in touch throughout your busy sunday with what is happening in oakland. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning. patchy fog up in petaluma, santa rosa. otherwise it's the another clear and chili start. right

rosen by phone, and he explained how he was just tired, praying, and so sad because of what happened there. once again, there are up to three students from u.c. berkeley unaccounted for. after the fire one of them, vanessa, her family is pleading with anyone with information about her to contact authorities and have authorities contact them. from the u.c. berkeley campus, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> interesting information. we hope for the best for those students. if you haven't already, this is a good time to down road our abc7 news app. we have push alerts and including when officials are holding news conferences. the next conference is expected at 8:00 a.m. with a push alert you can watch it on your phone in case you are not by the tv when it happens. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good sunday morning. another chilly start out there. live doppler 7 picking up on a little bit of a visibility issue up to the north. but also check it out. a gorgeous shot from mt. tam. you can see the beautiful start to the sunrise at 7:10. 49 san francisco. good morning, gilroy,

warriors play nine of their next 10 games at home, hosting a good toronto team led by guard demarco rosen. finishing with a quiet 15 points. curry didn't sound too worried today. >> this season whether scoring 16 or 40, felt confident of the way i helped our team win. and know what i can do to get better on these nights. >> he set the bar high. it's going to be a point of discussion. >> last season, curry averaged 30 points a game. >> step it up, curry. >> set the bar too high. >> join us tonight at 9:00. and here, abc7 news at 11:00. >> we're going to have the latest on breaking news. death of screen legend debbie reynolds just a day after the death of her daughter, carrie fisher. >> reaction to her sudden passing. here is tonight's prime time line >> it's jimmy kimmel live. >> that is a good line up. >> be sure to tune in tonight. all evening. that is this edition of abc7 news at 6:00. we appreciate your time. >> from all of us here, we'll see you later. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a writer and editor from east lyme, connecticut... an ob/gyn from wichita falls

. >> and michael rosen was another person from u.c. berkeley, a staff writer at the daily cal who just spoke on "good morning america." he described the place as a tinderbox. >> when you walk in, there was a ton of kind of wooden elements to the space. there's literal rooms that were constructed oust of antique wood. it's clear the space was very much constructed of wood. that if a tragedy were to happen, there were the elements in place for it to happen. >> rosen said he and his friends stepped outside just before the fire erupted to go to the store, and when they got back, this is what they saw, that smoke and flames billowing from the building. >> there has been a lot of information come from the news conferences. the next one is at 1 11:00 a.m. when it happens we will let you know on our news app and do a push alert so you are aware it's happening. from there you can watch it from your phone if you don't happen to be at your tv. we will also have it live and streaming on our website at 11:00 a.m. or when they start the news confere

warriors play nine of their next 10 games at home, hosting a good toronto team led by guard demarco rosen. finishing with a quiet 15 points. curry didn't sound too worried today. >> this season whether scoring 16 or 40, felt confident of the way i helped our team win. and know what i can do to get better on these nights. >> he set the bar high. it's going to be a point of discussion. >> last season, curry averaged 30 points a game. >> step it up, curry. >> set the bar too high. >> join us tonight at 9:00. and here, abc7 news at 11:00. >> we're going to have the latest on breaking news. death of screen legend debbie reynolds just a day after the death of her daughter, carrie fisher. >> reaction to her sudden passing. here is tonight's prime time line up. >> it's jimmy kimmel live. >> that is a good line up. >> be sure to tune in tonight. all evening. that is this edition of abc7 news at 6:00. we appreciate your time. >> from all of us here, we'll see you later. "last man standing" was recorded in front of a live studio audience. [ sighs ] hello, my beautiful sister. yes, let's lock that in

rosen scores 31 points by the end of the third quarter, sixers down 18 after three. kyle lowry, 20 points. sixers lose. >> eagle guard brandon brook has missed two of the last three games. now we know why. he's been diagnosed with an anxiety condition. he's work with a doctor to get the help he needs. >> eagles don't think they are a bad football team. >> we are not talking about a huge margin. we have one or two plays that flips the entire trajectory of the season. >> that little detail. if i locked it in that much more, tweaked this one detail, the outcome would be different. still ahead, st. joes takes on philadelphia. plus, hear about the coach when he was a little boy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪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. >> temple's new head coach was raised in georgia. he says he grew up a flyer hockey fan loving them because of their toughness. sounds like collins will fit in nicely. he spent the last two years with

autographed photo from his favorite player keegan rosenberg regional rail both the union and keegan rosen berry have shared this video. >>> this story has gone viral on facebook. during a carol service they were handed booklets that were supposed to have the prayer known as the hail mary a common christian prayer. but instead, they were given profanity laced lyrics to a wrap song called hail mary by tupac shakur. those lyrics are laced with profanity and violence. some noticed the discrepancy right away. many wonders if it was a sick joke but it was mistake. the printer was a young boy who simply downloaded the wrong thing. the priest has since apologized for the mixup. >> time for another check of the roads out there tonight. >> matt pelman is in the "action news" traffic center with detail. hey matt. >> speaking of rap, most people have unwrapped most of their gifts. now it's time to wrap up the christmas weekend and we're not doing so with a lot of joy on the new jersey turnpike this afternoon. southbound side, yes, it's a 4-mile park lot headed toward the delaware memorial bridge. jus

fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen joins us now with details. mr. rosen. tell us about it. reporter: >> david, good afternoon. the last time we saw anything even remotely similar to what's going on now, was nearly 16 years ago, back in january 2001, when then vice president al gore, the democratic nominee who won the popular vote was required, in his official capacity as president of the senate, to certify the results of the electoral college, which award the presidency to the republican nominee that year, george w. bush. now, a determined band of 30 electors, including one republican, are demanding that before they place their votes for the electoral college on december 19th, the obama administration should provide electors on briefing of classified intelligence that briefing, cia that russia actively interfered to swing the election to donald trump. among those signing a letter director of national intelligence, making a request for briefing, christine pelosi, director from california and daughter of house speaker nancy pelosi. >> our independence, elect

james rosen looks. it is a first with the president-elect. and there was a boisterous public ralliyy and departure of practice and a surprise for the staff. >> my people over there are probably saying you weren't supposed to do that. >> this is the way donald trump communicates with people. >> even though bar ark obama, the 24th president discharged with deverance to white house tradition. and historians call it wearing the suit. >> an individual takes on the mantel of high office and changes the demeanor and approach and style. and that does happen in most cases. but if there were an exception, it is going to be donald trump. >> from the highly choreographed visits from cabinet member and release of a video and outlining his first hundred days. direct intervention in a manufacturing plant. and he wants some to do some things differently. >> they say it is not presidential to call up massive leader was president. i think it is presidential. if it is not, it issac. >> can the republic survive a president that is not presidential. >> is it pres

who said they took punitive actions against journalists including by the way this network's james rosen and "new york times" reporters as well. so this is pretty universally mocked, not just by republicans and conserve activitieses but by mainstream, liberal-leaning outlets. patti ann: josh earnest made the same comment back in august, you may recall. he was responding to a column speaking of hillary clinton, that said that if hillary were elected, quote, her administration would continue the administration being more secretive than the one before it. the obama white house has achieved just that with its abysmal record on fulfilling freedom of information act requests and record of prosecuting whistle blowers who have shared national security information with the press. brad, journalists have been complaining about a lack of transparency for this white house for a while. >> there are a couple of things i will say to this. number one, this has been the most transparent administration in the history of our republic. they have released thousands and thousands of data sets that the u.s. gov

james rosen and christopher buckley, son of late william f. buckley discuss their book a torch kept lit great lives of the 20th century which examines essays on famous figurers written by christopher buckley's father. executi exec editor the national review. then at 6:15 p.m., lydia b benjamin looks at the u.s. and saudi arabia and in her book "kingdom of the unjust." go to baooktv.org for a complet schedule. >>> now arms and artists. the revolution through painters eyes talks about the lives and works of five american artist of the revolutionary period. the fraunces tavern museum hosts this hour-long event. >> we are delighted to have paul steady presenting of arms and artist, american revolution through painters eyees. paul teach eats mount holo college and is the auj our of sell ral books and esrays on american artists. he is a curator of the fine arts in boston. he is a two-time senior fellow at the met. paul has spoken internationally on the intersection of american art and history. and with that, i would like to welcome paul. [ applause

er is that paper by einstein rosen that predicted the existence of a wormhole. do you guys know what a wormhole is? hole,n you have a black and under certain conditions, the black hole can be a portal to another location in time and space. you can instantly travel from a in space to another location that is hundreds or thousands or millions of light-years away. it sounds like science fiction, and it is incorporated in science fiction, but the laws of physics say this can actually happen. the problem is that these wormholes are very unstable so the likelihood of it was really small we thought. if you are a scientist, one lately innovate is through hate. did you catch that? through hate. here is what i mean. here is an example in history where in the 19th century, there was a question of, how does the process of diffraction work? we knew how reflection worked and refraction, but what is diffraction? the most common example where you get to witness it is when you see oil on the surface of water, you see this rainbow pattern. the french academy of sciences held a co

healey, cnn politics reporter sara murray and cnn political commentators kayleigh mcinenny and hilary rosen, a hillary clinton supporter. i want to talk about donald trump and trump world when it comes to the russian hacks. over the last 24 hours we have been getting the word that yeah, donald trump we are told by aides is concerned about the reports of the russian hack, yet he's still saying if it's so bad why didn't we hear about it, yet he's still going after josh earnest on this subject, yet he's stopping short of calling for congressional investigation here. what exactly is going on inside trump world? >> donald trump himself has given no indication publicly, obviously, on twitter or otherwise that he is concerned about the russian situation and what you are seeing i think from a lot of his advisers is sort of this defensive stance. they believe that we are talking about this now and that people are bringing this up now as an attempt to yurpd mine the legitimacy of his presidency. so rather than focus on the fact the russians attempted to meddle in the u.s. elections, the fact from our

the report of the chinese investment in us real estate published by asia society and the rosen consulting group just last may showed that over us$110 billion were invested by chinese into the us real estate between 2010 and 2015. more than one third went into california. a lot of it went into san francisco so mayor sleight again, congratulations. >>[applause] it is well-known that san francisco is a city of [inaudible] hotspot of investment in a new center of renovation. it's name in chinese means >>[foreign language] old gold mountain. which is derived from the gold rush and with good hope of fortune creation. today we are here to witness groundbreaking of the ocean wide center. when it is finished it will be the second [inaudible] building in san francisco and it becomes a good model to show the city prosperity and the relationship with china. today, when i entered this i saw the model. this model, i think it is wonderful. it is a well-designed. the architecture is very beautiful. mr.-, at the beginning he would wanted to build the building, the height, much higher. it would be the tall

the report of the chinese investment in us real estate published by asia society and the rosen consulting group just last may showed that over us$110 billion were invested by chinese into the us real estate between 2010 and 2015. more than one third went into california. a lot of it went into san francisco so mayor sleight again, congratulations. >>[applause] it is well-known that san francisco is a city of [inaudible] hotspot of investment in a new center of renovation. it's name in chinese means >>[foreign language] old gold mountain. which is derived from the gold rush and with good hope of fortune creation. today we are here to witness groundbreaking of the ocean wide center. when it is finished it will be the second [inaudible] building in san francisco and it becomes a good model to show the city prosperity and the relationship with china. today, when i entered this i saw the model. this model, i think it is wonderful. it is a well-designed. the architecture is very beautiful. mr.-, at the beginning he would wanted to build the building, the height, much higher. it would be the tall

she spoke with bbc news editor. .if i:15, james rosen and christopher buckley that som thf the late william buckley discuss their buck a torch kept late great lives of the 20th century which examines essays on famous figures written by christopher buckley's father. the event was moderated by executive editor of the national review. and 6:15 p.m., the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia in the book kingdom of the unjust behind the connecti connection. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> good evening. i am a bookseller on behalf of politics and prose owners and on behalf of the entire staff welcome it is a pleasure to have you here and to be hosting sonia shah to her book epidemic contagions from cholera to ebola and so on. if you could silence your phones. she will read and talk for about a half an hour and can take as many questions as we can fit into 20 minutes &-and-sign books afterwards. we encourage questions that need you to use the one microphone on my right by the pillar so everyone can be involved in the conversation and for the c-span audience. after

more now with cnn political commentator and hillary clinton supporter hilary rosen. also, former campaign adviser for donald trump steve cortis. in recent years, you heard elise talk about this because pakistan has come under fire, not doing enough to fight terrorism within its boarder, especially after te s.e.a.l. raid that killed bin laden within its borders. trump said this, when will pakistan apologize for providing safe sanctuary to osama bin laden for six years? some ally. what do you make of this phone call, in light of the things we've heard donald trump say about this country? >> well, brianna, first, let me say, as i think you've alluded to, this is an incredibly complicated relationship with pakistan. which is certainly at least officially an ally of ours. but at times a troublesome ally. in a place that has produced a lot of violence frankly for us in that part of the world and at times even in this part of the world, in the united states. the ohio state terrorist for instance the other day who is somali by origin came here from, i believe, pakistan. very

ex son signed this huge deal with russian giant, rosen, after their biggest share is the russian government. rex tillerson went to russia to receive the russian order of friendship and he has spoken out against some of the u.s. sanctions against russia. would that hurt him in a confirmation process? >> it would be very contentious. even republicans have a lot of concerns, is this man prepared? is it appropriate that he is a secretary of state? he has obviously never been in government. is he able to do diplomacy? would he be biased, specially considering his company's vast amount of influence in the markets. there are all these times in the last decade where exxon has really created somewhat controversial foreign policy that has been criticized on the hill. even republican senators, you see saying, hmm, we would have to look at this further. >> he does have relationships that could be very critical with these foreign leaders, which some would say look at that as an asset. he knows these people. you'll all be back. thank you very much, ryan, jay, and andre. >>> for many, this time of year, i

. >> john, to the point of bakari and hilary rosen, didn't he sort of rail against wall street? let's be honest. didn't he do that, and hillary clinton should release his transscripts. she has more ties to wall street and big money than any other candidate. >> and they're screwed you and i'll protect you. >> and now he's doing this and announced wilbur ross. there's a list of millionaires and billionaires he's adding to his cabinet. shouldn't we be honest about that? >> i remember him saying we have people that negotiate bad deals an he's going to come in and hire the best. he's going to bring in the captains of industry. he's going to bring people in that's going to -- that are going to use those skills to negotiate on behalf of the american people. >> that part is true, but it doesn't negate the other part. >> no. that was certainly part of it. she did have a cozy relationshi with wall street, but he ran as an outsider. a lot of these people are coming from the private sector. >> what if you give speeches or appoint someone who is from wall street and they work alongside of yo

policy to donald trump, cnn national security analyst juliette kayyem and political contributor hilary rosen. this is going to be an interesting conversation. i want to start with you, carter. you were former foreign policy adviser to the donald trump team. how do you think the president-elect sees the hacking story? president obama essentially said today vladimir putin was behind these attacks. >> don, really the big story -- my main insights was spending time with the -- all the people over there, but in the -- across business communities and even a few people in government as well and the media. they laugh at it. there's no basis for it whatsoever and so although i haven't had any discussions with the team recently, it's consistent -- >> so the president-elect -- i said the president-elect, he's in some ways brushing it off for lack of a better way of putting it saying maybe there's not enough evidence or bigger concerns. is that how you see it? is that what you think his assessment is? >> absolutely and i think there's a lot of basis for that. you look back at the end of the clinton admi

. >> to hilary rosen's point, the idea of the symposium today was to look back. instead of looking forward. so now, let's come to the future, back to the future. >> now to taiwan. >> exactly. let's talk about the news of donald trump's call to the taiwan president. foreign policy experts have been worried about donald trump's off the cuff casual style in talking with foreign leaders. what do you think the fallout is going to be. first, hilary? >> i'm about to shock john phillips here. >> uh-oh. >> i don't really care if he up ends our china strategy. you know, i don't think that 40 years of a single policy is sack row sank. what bothers me more than his desire to have a different policy is a lack of respect for some of the -- in the daily intelligence briefings -- [ overlapping talking ]. >> so i think that kind of showing respect to some of the professionals to our president, to our state department would be a nice thing to do before you go in and simply up end something because a guy on your transition team has long had a bug up -- you know for taiwan. which is

hilary rosen and the director of black outreach for president jovrch w. bush. thank you for joining us. hillary, you first, as we have been talking about president-elect trump is taking over the white house with a world in turmoil right now. this week alone has to be sobering for anyone. what do you think the biggest challenges will be facing him? >> well, you know, i think keeping control of his twitter finger seems to be the biggest challenge, although he seems to be the only one that doesn't see it as a problem right now. first of all, as a practical matter, we have one president at a time in this country. so reacting to events in germany may come to conclusions about the cause of a terrorist attack before the german government even says anything, while they are still looking for the suspect is reckless. i think that donald trump is, you know made a mistake in doing -- in jumping the gun that way. president obama showed more restraint. he called german chancellor, how can we help? what can we do? and gave them the leeway we would want in the united states if

alice stewart, a republican strategist, bakari sellers, celina zito and political contributor hilary rosen. i like the sweater there, bakari. >> a little holiday shopping. >> you belong in a j. crew catalog. first of all, let's talk about this -- i'll talk about that next because i want to talk about the nuclear arms race. elise reported that the israeli government reached out ahead of the u.n. security council vote. one president at a time was tested today, wasn't it, hilary? >> well, it was. on a substantive matter, i actually agree with president-elect trump. i know alice is fainting now. >> she's smiling. >> the only way we're going to have peace in the middle east is direct negotiations between israel and its neighbors. i do think the u.n. security council is trying to box out israel and i think the obama administration was trying to get in their last stand on this. so substantively, i agree with mr. trump. on the other hand, i do think that israel is jumping the gun a little bit here and that the obama administration has to act until january 20th. so i think that the real problem for

here discussing it, hillary rosen and john phillips, talk radio host. mr. phillips, you first. trump is with carrier to keep 100,000 jobs here instead of mexico. what are your video callers saying about that? >> they love it. this is one of the huge issues he ran on, trying to keep jobs here in the united states. it's something that we do here in california all of the time. we have subsidies and tax breaks for the movie industry to keep them in california because a lot of them were moving to canada or new mexico or louisiana. >> atlanta. >> we're a company town. that's right, you guys steal us in georgia all of the time. look, if they leave, if hollywood goes, that's our economy. so we understand that to protect our economy, to protect the way of life that we have here in california, we need to keep them here. and in the middle west, that's manufacturing. if those towns go away, those towns become goes towns. donald trump has put his chips on the middle west. if he could move the lakers back he would. >> is he going to have to do this repeat performance at every factory and in

companies like facebook and twitter are not bound by the first amendment, i share the belief of jeffrey rosen that they would do well to resist pressure to moderate speech or content in the name of promoting civility. as salman rushdie, someone who knows what it means to offend has said, "what is freedom of expression? without the freedom to offend, it ceases to exist." this conference is extremely timely, as during this election season much has been noted about the need for greater stability in our politics and in the media. i concur. i too worry that where as a different race or religion used to be the greatest concern of parents as to who their children would marry, now it is political affiliation. in the 1960's, everybody watched the same tv shows and read the same magazines. now it is easy to be balkanized and exposed to those points of view that we agree with and agree with us. yet even as we work towards a more civil union, let's be sure that we remain equally committed to that transgressive idea and ideal that underpinned lenny's work, that nothing is sacrosanct, everything is open to

the report of the chinese investment in us real estate published by asia society and the rosen consulting group just last may showed that over us$110 billion were invested by chinese into the us real estate between 2010 and 2015. more than one third went into california. a lot of it went into san francisco so mayor sleight again, congratulations. >>[applause] it is well-known that san francisco is a city of [inaudible] hotspot of investment in a new center of renovation. it's name in chinese means >>[foreign language] old gold mountain. which is derived from the gold rush and with good hope of fortune creation. today we are here to witness groundbreaking of the ocean wide center. when it is finished it will be the second [inaudible] building in san francisco and it becomes a good model to show the city prosperity and the relationship with china. today, when i entered this i saw the model. this model, i think it is wonderful. it is a well-designed. the architecture is very beautiful. mr.-, at the beginning he would wanted to build the building, the height, much higher. it would be the tall

robert rosen, a doctor at jefferson hospital reunited with lesi, ten years ago he saved her life with emergency brain surgery a few days after she was born with abnormal blood alcohols blood vessels. lexi wanted to meet him and today it happened. >> you're a big girl foul. you feel pretty good really made difference in someone's life and you know to see her ten years later picture beautiful young lady. i felt pretty good. >> smart. >> it's pretty amazing. she says when she grows up, she wants to be a teacher. >>> it is a chance of a lifetime. a philadelphia girl gets an on the spot audition for legendry singer patty labelle on christmas so shopping. that's rachel, belting out opera. ran into patty labelle at suburban square. she told rachel she was blessed with a lovely voice and never stop doing what she loves >> what a special day. >> isn't that something >> that's wonderful. patty, nicely done. >> shopping, singing. >> that time of year. and not bad to be out in inter >> not bad at all. hats and coats on you do still need that. it's warming up a little bit as we head to next week,

robert rosen, a doctor at jefferson hospital reunited with lesi, ten years ago he saved her life with emergency brain surgery a few days after she was born with abnormal blood alcohols blood vessels. lexi wanted to meet him and today it happened. >> you're a big girl foul. you feel pretty good really made difference in someone's life and you know to see her ten years later picture beautiful young lady. i felt pretty good. >> smart. >> it's pretty amazing. she says when she grows up, she wants to be a teacher. >>> it is a chance of a lifetime. a philadelphia girl gets an on the spot audition for legendry singer patty labelle on christmas so shopping. that's rachel, belting out opera. ran into patty labelle at suburban square. she told rachel she was blessed with a lovely voice and never stop doing what she loves >> what a special day. >> isn't that something >> that's wonderful. patty, nicely done. >> shopping, singing. >> that time of year. and not bad to be out in inter >> not bad at all. hats and coats on you do still need that. it's warming up a little bit as we head to next week,

done it gal a the theme preview of we the detective, a joint exhibition between the library and the rosen back museum. exhibitions on clever criminals, and daring detectives. proceeds from the gala will help support the library. >>> and, visitors of the philadelphia zoo celebrated young birthday, but this was no regular beer. "kyw news radio" was there. >> ♪ happy birthday ♪ >> visitors sang happy birthday to kayla, the four year old. she turns in january. they unwrapped present to find honey, peanut butter, and make birthday cards. >> i came to wish her happy birthday. >> what do bears eat, do you know? >> cake. >> lauren, the read bear keeper at the zoo. >> so we want these volunteers, to see the behaviors they have in the wild. these guys are really good at digging, tearing, so we give them things to dig into, they have long snouts because they eat bugs and termite mounds. >> considered ville err recall in the law. >> you know, we have them here, kind of like our ambassadors to their wild cousins, see what animals they are, they'll want to try and help do, what they can to help sav

theme is the preview of the we the detectives, it was a joint exhibition between the library and the rosen back museum l feature exhibitions on clever criminals, daring detectives. proceeds from the gala will help the library. >> several local animal shelters are teaming to give more than 1,000 animals a home for christmas. day two of the mega adoption event got underway in philadelphia, "eyewitness news" was there at the armory. event is free, and for just $20, you can adopt an animal. brandywine valley spca is organizing the event. apparently a lot of people were out there, according to our floor director deb. still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, get ready for another chilly one. and maybe a little snow? depending on you live. we will tell but t the pain of wallet isn't the only thing hurting. how experts say you can get >> weather wise, plenty nice day today, temperatures where they should be this time of year, quiet, light wind, but tonight different story. bring back moisture, little rain, snow, for part of the region. this morning, though, temperatures nothing terribly co

our own james rosen was reporting yesterday that sessions and his allies are getti getting frustrated because at this part of the process, you can't speak out and defend yourself. there are stories being written up, dredging up all stories of racism and controversial comments, as you know. this is another problem for these nominees. they can't say anything. their lips are zipped right now. could sessions have some trouble in the senate? >> i don't think so. i think republicans by and large are going to stick with him. he's a senator. there's a bit of decor rum that goes along with this. he'll get more deference than some of these other picks who are outside of the senate club. i don't think sessions is going to have any trouble, even as democrats try and raise those decades' old issues. >> we'll see if they're the new party of no after talking so long over the last eight years about, hey, let's work together. appreciate it, tom. >> yeah, exactly. you bet. thanks, ed. >>> no clinton support, no service. the restaurant sparking outrage for refusing, that's right, refusing to serve trump

. >> reporter: andrew rosen, sister, brother, mom and dad, didn't just leave the comfort of their beds and nice home in sane david's, they went from the mainline to the mean streets of west philadelphia. >> to be honest, at the beginning i don't think we really want to go but now that we're here, it feels really good to be giving back to the community, and to help out people and after it always feels worth it like i would definitely do it again. >> reporter: 1384 old boy learning that 2016-year-old lesson of christmas on christm christmas. it was his microphone shy mom rachel's idea as we let dad explain. >> she's faux cuff on making the world a better place and she wants to make sure the kids carry that on. my wife generally gets us involved in some kind of activity that helps them understand life isn't always the way out on the mainline. >> reporter: when they look out the window from the mainline on the way here what's the covering like. >> pretty abrupt change. once you cross city line avenue, you see, you know, things get tougher. >> reporter: rosen left radnor for 40th and lancas

>> ben rosen is an expert at fiction. >> reporter: donald trump tweeting, the big loss for israel in the united nations will make it much harder to negotiate peace. slamming the u.n. as just a club for people to get together, talk, and have a good time. so sad. the escalating tension underscoring netanyahu's chilly relationship with president obama and his warm one with president-elect trump. previewing potential changes in his diplomatic alliance and a break in some ways with decades of u.s. policy. >> we will move the american embassy to the eternal capital of the jewish people, jerusalem. >> mr. trump seems to be a different kind of a president. will he want to really play the role of a responsible president once he's in office? or does he want to keep shaking things up? >> that was hallie jackson reporting. as for israel's claim of evidence the u.s. was behind friday's resolution, the ambassador said if the trump administration wants to share with the american public, then welcome to do it. >>> president obama is starting to frame things in the the past tense, visiting men and wo

. >> andrew rosen sister, brother, mom and dad, didn't just leave the comfort of their beds and nice home in saint david's. they went from the mainline to the mean streets of west philadelphia. >> to be honest, that's the beginning. i don't think we really want to go. now that we're here feels really good to be giving back to the community and to help out people and after it always feels woirjt like i would definitely do it again. >> reporter: a 13-year-old boy learning that 2016-year-old lesson of christmas on christmas. it was his microphone shy mom's rachel's idea. >> focused on making the world a better place. she wants to make sure the kids carry that. my wife gets involved in some kind of activity that help to understand that life isn't always the way it is out in the mainline >> when they look out the window from mainline on the way here, what's the conversation like? >> pretty abrupt change. once you cross mainline avenue you see things get tougher. >> reporter: rose send's left for 30th and lancaster. for his own two sons, the same age as andrew rosen it's for the about seei

with some homeless people we met that we got some stuff for and some great families, including the rosens from the main line. they are a wonderful family. they taught their three kids a wonderful lesson on christmas about how to give back. christmas was terrific. that was my gift. no physical gifts for me. >> many happy returns, in the new year, we will find you a lovely girlfriend. that is our mission. match.com. >> steve keeley works out a lot, drives a sports car we need to set steve keeley up. >> no, i'm good now. i'm done. i passed that point, i passed the point of no return, so now my goal right now is to get to florida, to survive and be healthy and i will be the king of the retirement community and i'll have a bunch of widow s, to pick from. you are just too much. >> he has a plan. >> steve, we love you. >> many safe returns. >> all right, see you. >> well, what a year, on good day and around the world when it comes to weather as well. we had everything in the weather department. there was drought, wild fires, freezing temperatures, we will get a break down of the whacky weather o

james rosen has more are on how the celebrities are taking a leading role. >> republican members of the electoral will college. >> martin sheen who played president on the west wing urges gop electorses to with hold their votes from donald trump who was elected president. and a pop up group with a impressive pedigree invokes alexander hamilton upon that the college was designed to block unqualified people from president. >> don't vote for hillary clinton. >> top officials in the republican national committee. >> we don't expect them to flip. >> they bind them under state law largely untested in the courts colorado is one of sdmem democratic electors are unboinding themselves. >> i am a former united states marine. i am putting my country above my country. >> and colorado will secretary of state vowed to it make electors sign a pledge before monday's pledge so faceless electors can face perjury laws. >> the follow the law. >> michigan went for trump pence. >> my morwill imperative is to do what the voters in michigan indicated and that is to support donald trump. >> i don't know what mor

here's chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> reporter: president-elect trump said the biggest surprise in his experience as a politician thus far is his discovery that business leaders are more apt to cite regulation rather than taxes as the biggest drag on growth. >> since about six years ago, 260 new federal regulations have passed. 53 of which affect this, 53 new regulations, massively expensive, and probably none of them amount to anything in terms of safety or the things that you'd have regulations for. >> reporter: in farct, the exclusive branch is on pace to enact more than 3,700 acts. the white house said president obama's directive to review red tape issued in 2011 has purged more than 70 notable regulatory provisions and saved americans $37 billion. >> the regulatory work that's being done in this administration is not going to be characterized by a last-minute rush on the way out the door. i think what it will be characterized by is a continuous and persistent effort to complete the work that's already been started. >> reporter: items currently in the pipeline range

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while blowers into the government to basically silence them and scare them everyone remembers james rosen and what he went through as well as a.p. called all the reporter call logs subpoenaed by the doj. that is real and that is a record and not just rhetoric. >> what is the future of the press? obviously you guys live and die by ad revenue and viewership and rearedship. rearedship -- readership. what is going to happen to those channels that were dishonest. >> i don't think anything going to happen to them because they doubled down on narrative. few weeks after he won where they wanted to be more reflective and you saw "new york times" reporters actually going into the heartland of america and interviewing trump supporters to try to understand where they're coming from. but now they have doubled down on this we don't want to normalize donald trump. we have got to make sure that we're going after him aggressively. so it really is, i think we are back to where we began during the campaign and donald trump is going to have a hard four years with the press. >> that's right there is a big dif

rachel rosen blat with sibling sara and mom from their saint lucia vacation. >> and with her sister samantha on the annual trip to the radio city spectacular show. >> and lauren woodhall mom and sisters britney and lindsey. >> here are family friends, his setup, a llama, santa hat on. >> check out matt leech's christmas card with his dad and -- >> is that a wine cellar? >> it looks cool. >> her mom and sister natalie. >> so beautiful. we love lauren. field producer with her dad and sister a.j. in aruba. >> director tom mcguinness matt, riley jax after they opened presents. >> they look really happy. >> talking about favorite christmas day movies other than dumb and dumber. >> i love dumb and dumber, not necessarily a christmas flick but jim carrey is in a lot of christmas flicks like -- >> as soon as you said that. >> then there was that one. >> grinch. >> the grinch, he was the grinch in the grinch stole christmas. >> and then -- >> that might be it. >> anyone? >> abby's favorite though is -- >> i love elf. >> if makes me laugh and it's in new york city. >> oh, my god! santa is here. i know

james rosen under the obama administration. not the outrage from the left when that happened and now -- >> what to you guys think about this? send us in your comments and we'll read them throughout the show today. >> more refugees are coming on terror hotbed. but they won't tell us who they are. >>> kellyanno conway is the first woman to win a running campaign. we'll have a women's debate coming up next. every day starts better with a healthy smile. start yours with philips sonicare, the no.1 choice of dentists. compared to oral-b 7000, philips sonicare flexcare platinum removes significantly more plaque. this is the sound of sonic technology cleaning deep between teeth. hear the difference? get healthier gums in just 2 weeks vs a manual toothbrush and experience an amazing feel of clean. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save now when you buy philips sonicare. . . . : >>> welcome back. trump campaign manager kellyanne conway being credited for being the first woman to winning a presidential campaign. according to an articl