a visit to the town of blood all so. merry christmas the d. i y. paper decorations for the festive season. but we start off the show with a blast from the past can you say supercalifragilisticexpialidocious even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious that s right mary poppins the world s most famous nanny is returning to cinemas just in time for christmas the story picks up about twenty years after the first part ended during the great depression in london this is not a remake of the original story but instead a sequel based on several books that were never filmed well several hollywood stars are part of the cast so this is sure to be a hit for the holidays. fans had to wait fifty four long years now at last the magical mary poppins returns to the silver screen the star studded motion picture headed to european premiere in london on wednesday. she has a lot of relevance for people around the world when things feel rather fragile i think that she s a great unifier
now the 18-year-old victim s family speaking out, desperate for answers. and an abc news exclusive. the amazing mother of three who survived an encounter with a great white shark that left these teeth marks now telling her story for the first time. i felt it grab me and pulled me down. how she fought off the shark, poking its eye and fighting back for her life. and we do say good morning, america. a very busy friday morning and a late night in washington. the senate voting down the latest republican health care bill. and the senators were prepared for a long night last night. take a look. they rolled in mattresses. they weren t the only ones who were up late. the protesters were also up late outside of the capitol and that was the moment they found out the bill did not pass. what a huge effort this was. seven years the republicans tried to repeal obamacare. they ve been fighting it out for the last seven months. this was the last-ditch effort and called it skinny
that s been looming over this administration during a week of chaos and upheaval. president trump will sign the russian sanctions bill we ve learned tonight. in a statement the white house said, president trump read early drafts of the bill and negotiated regarding critical elements of it. he has now reviewed the final version and based on its responsiveness to his negotiations, approves the bill and intends to sign it. the legislation which was sent to the white house today would sanction russia while sharply limiting the president s ability to ease penalties against moscow independently. so lot to discuss tonight. let s get right to cnn global affairs analyst david road. we have counterterrorism political commenter david sord leg. i want to start with you on this breaking news. did the president have a choice here? no and thfts the right move politically. if he had vetoed this bill it adds more fuel to the whole russia fire. smart political move for the white house. let