o follow anders fogh rasmussen twitter at anders fogh on twitter.ppreciate your time on "washington journal." >> thank you. great pleasure. do it for the program today, we'll see you back here tomorrow morning, 7 a.m. eastern, 4 a.m. pacific for another "washington journal." until then, have a great monday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] here's a look at some of our live programming on the c-span networks. in half an hour or so we will bring you a discussion

o follow anders fogh rasmussen twitter at anders fogh on twitter. appreciate your time on "washington journal." >> thank you. great pleasure. do it for the program today, we'll see you back here tomorrow morning, 7 a.m. eastern, 4 a.m. pacific for another "washington journal." until then, have a great monday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] here's a look at some of our live programming on the c-span networks. in half an hour or so we will onng you a discussion hiv-aids research and funding. then it is white house spokesman josh earnest speaking to reporters. we expect him to speak about the death of fidel castro among recent topics. coming up later, a look at u.s. alliances and leadership on the global stage. that will be live at 2 p.m. eastern here on c-span. an event on domestic security in the age of isis. -- can watch that live looking at the lobby of trump tower. many potential cabinet

the second such case in the same spot for anderer in two weeks. we don't often see their faces--- i heard officer barinowksi call for help. jutiki x helped save fellow officer brandon baranowski who was ambushed in his squad-- shot several times, and survived. i love what i do. i love serving the public. it was a case where no one was coming forward. we don't often hear their hardship. as a mother myself i couldnt imagine losing a child. like the detectives who helped solve the murder of five year should come because this is what we do. wednesday--- they are honored. both officers, and citizens who have saved lives, and protected our community this year. you do things at personal risk for people you dont know. the fall merit awards giving the department a chance to say job well done--- while the rest of us--- are saying thank you. each one of these pieces of paper is a story that was honored wednesday night. police officers say there are similar stories that happen everyday on the streets, they are not looking for recognition, it's simply the job

the second such case in the same spot for anderer in two weeks. we don't often see their faces--- i was on patrol in the area and i heard officer barinowksi call was ambushed in his squad-- shot several times, and survived. i love what i do. i love serving the public. it was a case where no one was coming forward. we don't often hear their hardship. as a mother myself i couldnt imagine losing a child. like the detectives who helped solve the murder of five year old laylah petersen, i was debating if i should come because this is what we do. wednesday--- they are honored. both officers, and citizens who have saved lives, and protected our you do things at personal risk for people you dont know. the fall merit awards giving the department a chance to say job well done--- while the rest of us--- are saying thank you. each one of these pieces of paper is a story that was honored wednesday night. police officers say there are similar stories that happen everyday on the streets, they are not looking for recognition, it's simply the job they signed up fo

no, he didn't, ander. >> for the millions disappointed for has the place for people that lose, obviously, it's the cast of "intit apprentice. >> those hats look like they were printed in a kiosk in the middle of a westfield mall. it turns out they were magic like frosty the snowman. >> we can spill the whole show. >> we will need those guys for the next couple of years, a it is country continues to heal from the past election cycle. >> here's the thing. remember, we were kind of over, these guys will be done. they will not have any more material. but i have a feeling, the creative mind of these guys, they're going to be coming up with all kind of stuff, regardless of your politics, when you are president -- >> i'm really curious to know if "saturday night live" is not going to sign alec baldwin on for a lifetime contract. >> or get talent out there, you can do donald trumps, you may have a future at "snl" and "30 rock." >> i'm surprised at the comments the late night hosts have been doing. they have been weighing in on the election. i wonder if that will have backlash among the viewers.

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anders is,ion for nato protects the atlantic. is there any chance of a merger with the pacific fleet to form a global group? thank you. >> first of all, nato is a regional organization. according to the treaty, you can only accept european countries as members of nato, except of course, for the u.s. and canada in north america. when it comes to the pacific region, i think we should go in the other direction and in my book, i suggest that the u.s. president uses his convening power and assembled all the world's democracies and creates an alliance for democracy. only allld count not nato countries, but like-minded democracies across the globe. japan, south korea, new zealand, india, etc. and while of course, democracies do not all agree on everything, i do believe that like-minded democracies should go the extra mile. host: to the point, dd fredericks on twitter notes that an attack against one is all and the more members, the more likely we end up in a war defending somebody. >> of course. [laughter] >> put that is exactly what th

brilliant andere i believe inspired. we have to get americans to work together from two sides of the aisle to make things happen. john mccain has shown you can have an small, conviction, and strength and work with good people on the other side of the aisle to get things done. we need john mccain and his get it done attitude. there isthing, sweeping this country and in europe a sense of populism, a distrust of institutions, anger toward government. that is understandable because government has failed so many people. and of that frustration anger is that people do not have trust. our country needs people of character and integrity. i don't know anybody who stands taller than john mccain when it comes to heroism and character and proven integrity. i will ask you, are you going to get out and vote? [applause] is john mccain a real hero for all of america? i will ask if he will be elected one more time to the united states senate? [applause] i will ask if you will go to campaign and knock on doors and get people to vote for j

a few breezes in the noon hour through the afternoon between ten and 15 miles ander hour. lighter winds -- miles per hour. lighter winds in the forecast. a disturbance back to the south. that's bringing in a little cloud cover across southeastern arizona. maybe a sprinkle or two through the white mountains tomorrow. no significant rain across the state of arizona. if you're traveling around this weekend high pressure begins to build in. an perspective. builds in through monday and that means our temperatures will be even warmer before we see 70s back in our forecast in the extended forecast. here's the weekend plan. 83 tomorrow. average high 77. 86, a little warmer on sunday. a few more clouds on sunday. won't bring any rain. up to 86. ten degrees above average as we kick off the week next week. then the 70s in the fore kars by late next week -- forecast the high country in the mid- 50s. 58 in window rock. overnight lows. 28 in window rock tomorrow morning. 30s and 40s along the rim with those 50s and 60s across south central arizona. tomorrow back in the upper 50s. sedona

ray: police say that the heroin is probably being combined with fentanyl ander and this new concoction has another side effect that is hampering the ability of first responders. >> they are using narcan on subjects and it's not working right away. ray: police say right now they have two major goals concerning this deadly batch of heroin. >> we are eager to figure out a, the source and b, how can we help these people. comes in. 3 years ago founded the pelham community coalition. >> our original goal was to increase awareness among people about the issue of substance abuse. ray: in addition to awareness the coalition is working with schools to develop mentoring programs. but he says education must begin at home. >> we're trying to get to parents because parents are in my mind the first line of defense. ray: he also says new hampshire is lagging when it comes to support. and it's time for the state to step up. >> when you finally get down to the other end of the pipeline and somebody wants to get clean there's no beds in this state ray: one of the things pelham is considering to combat th

but she was recognized for enforcing civil rights ander efforts to regulate violence on tv. her can dad manor brought her fans who appreciated her -- at 6-foot 2, she had a no nonsense style that made her a target for saturday night live where she made an appearance with will farrell. reno department two years when she noticed her handshaking and was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. she continued her work and became an inspiration for other patients managing the disease. she returned home in florida in 2001 and launched a campaign driving around in her signature red pickup. >> i love this thing and i care so much about it. >> she lost in a close primary race the next year and retreat to a quieter life. home in the ever glads and required herself a private citizen. looking back she described her life in politics as a life of joy. >> her god daughter says reno died early this morning from complications of parkinson's disease. janet reno was 76-year old. >>> weekend, trump made a last te rally late saturday night. former vice president gore will campaign for clinton. >>repor

the birthday of the swedish scientist, anders celsius. celsius is best known for the temperature scale that bears his name. unlike his predecessor, gabriel fahrenheit, whose scale had water freezing at 32 degrees and boiling at 212, anders celsius separated boiling and freezing by exactly 100 degrees. however, for some reason he marked the degrees on his original thermometer upside down with zero as the boiling point and 100 as the freezing point. go figure. the celsius scale was soon for freezing and 100 for boiling. and generations of american school kids have been figuring out how to convert fahrenheit and celsius and vice versa ever since. today the united states stands alone among the major industrial nations in still using fahrenheit. and based on the apparent degree of resistance across the land to a switch to celsius, it seems unlikely we'll be warming to the idea any time soon. ahead, quilts of heavy metal. >> there's a right way and wrong >> pauley: how will history judge fidel castro. is there good to weigh against the bad. acc

. >> reporter: mission accomplished says 21-year-old airman alex ander from michigan. >> s i was really surprised. never had that before. a little overwhelming by the amount of people and awesome to see so many >> reporter: the peace greeter also meet five flights this week. in the six years they have been doing this, they are too shy for meeting 1100 flights with u.s. soldiers. reporting in portsmouth, new hampshire, ted daniel, fox25 news. >> daniel: such a great story, ted, thank you. >>> a boston attorney accused of sexual assault again. still ahead, the reason his >>> now at 4:30, chaos in a grocery store parking lot the day before thanksgiving. the store employee who was hit by an out-of-control driver. >>> and starting off cool and cloudy here for your thanksgiving. where the warm-up have temperatures flirting with 50 and where we are still on track to see some flurries. >>> and an insp the ice. how the two bp officers shot during an ambush last month showed they are on the mend. >>> complete news coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning,

juneau not at all uncommon to see some fog there. 3/10 of a mile coming in from waukesha ander inland counties, but don't get caught up on who is covered and who isn't because it can be the patchy fog we have seen. overall, nice ridge of high pressure. we will stay dry and get a few passing clouds from time to time. overall, the coming forecast is a beauty. 43 at beaver dam. 48 at the airport. a jacket for today. we will stay dry. this is tomorrow morning at 7:00. clouds off and on. take a look at how things are shaping up. passing clouds. low 60's. 41 tonight. mid 60's for the weekend. cleansing in the way of sunshine. i will hold on to the mid-60's for monday. slight chance for stray showers, but many will stay dry. melinda: thank you. all this traffic what, let's get you out the door at almost 5:00. everything is looking pretty good right now. check out the drive times. all in the green. ben: 4:51. over in north dakota, more arrests and clashes with police over a controversial pipeline. story closely this morning. tim: this is the scene of the latest standoff that's been happening

buc's bonus, our inside ander is looking ahead to next sunday's you will -- insider is looking ahead to next sunday's game. the running back from boise state, chance to become the first player to rush for 200- yards in three straight games, gets off to a good start. dashing the best rush defense for a 20-yard touchdown. and finished with 111 on the ground. not too bills but not too bad. after an attempted punt, he hits marshall for the go-ahead score. new york on top 23-20. on the ensuing kick-off, 96-yard return for drake. the fins win it f 27-23. >>> the jag -- win it 27-23. >>> the jaguars, 10-7 chiefs at recess. jacksonville down 19-2347 the 4 4th -- 19-7 in the 4th. he's in. or not. and losing the football. check out the replay. jacksonville drops its third straight. and much more tonight including highlights from the rest of the nfc south. >> you are the best in the galaxy, i checked. >> i would like that in writing please? >> yep, right on twitter. >> it's online, it must be true. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america d

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if you've seen him call 623-5318 exemption a big day for vendors anders at the west side market. parking project there is finally done. cleveland 19's reporter denise zarrella a asking questions and getting answers, though the lost money during all that construction. >>reporter: it's sunday morning at the west side market. and for the first time in a long time, finding a parking spot was a breeze for kenneth and jill parks. >> i think it's awesome. we have tried to come down a few times and it's been really rough to park. i think this is a great break for the vendors and for the customers. just to come down. >>reporter: the city just finished up a park lot project that took several months to complete is the it is just amazing because we have been here many times before and you know, they were so small and you had to wind around. this is great. >> now there are 128 new parking spots, but while construction crews were working on create the new park space, many vendors here say their business went down about 50%, so they're still hurting financially and they're asking the city to gi

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anders rasmussen will join us. he is a former nato secretary-general. natoll talk about u.s. -- relations. our show tomorrow begins at 7:00. have a great sunday. >> next, newsmakers with the u.s. surgeon general. the discussion on the future of law enforcement. after that, african-american leaders and activists discuss the future of civil rights protections in the next administration. our guest is the 19th surgeon general of the united states. for those of you who have not met him, for taking on this position he had a career at harvard medical school and in public health and technology. along with other officials, he works on it uniform health officers representing the united states in 800 offices around the world. we are here because you just released a report on addiction in america. we are going to talk about the message there. let me introduce to reporters. lauren is from the associated press. sarah is from the hill. opioidsthis report on is an dissipated. what do you think is the message for a country that has already been dealing with opioid addic

i anders stand that the not the way that it should be. >> so with the majority leader of the senate needs to figure out and his term as a commissioner does not run out for a couple more years said he will do whatever he can to make that happen and they will be sitting on a republican commission not knowing the outcome. but we just don't know who is appointed to these agencies one week after we understood those election results, and the transition team will not turn its attention for quite awhile so they know who will be the next chair that this of wild card and then maybe we can talk more intelligently and 30 days. >> we are speaking in talking right before the big fcc meeting for november november, and solicited big ticket archon to version of items on the agenda could they be overturned in january quick. >> absolutely that is part of the tension with those congressional letters to say that they could be overturned or replaced that republicans are screwed and especially the one to make sure the rules of the road that it doesn't do anyone any good. they're all influenced soul will congres

trying to talk about what each ander person can do lifestyle, diet, medication. >> what are some things you can do? >> exercise. that's really important. the blood that goes from your body goes up to your brain. they're connected, right? >> something you said i didn't know about. not just exercise. you have to do interval training. bursts of it. >> exactly. right. we're developing a whole curriculum, what's the right kind of exercise, diet, the right supplements, better to eat whole foods. sleep, meditation. science says meditation affects the brain. music affects the brain. coloring affects the brain. all of these things we're learning through science. >> you're teaching a lot of people a lot through something that i participated in with you called "move for minds." something you're doing around the country that's growing. >> it's growing. partnered with equinox. so important you came there, you are there. >> what a good girl you are. >> expanding to eight cities next june and it's really to kind of hit people who are in g there is more to you than your lips, your thighs and your eyes.

between 3 and 400 deaths a year ander nearly 60% involve drivers who have been drinking. coming up at 7:00 we'll have tips for staying safe on road w. your good morning america first look. >>> ignore the cuban leaders. and record of political oppression. senator marco rubio called them shameful and ted raised in cuba called the tribute disgraceful. >> police in manila detonated a bomb found near the u.s. embassy. she said it was attached to a cell phone with wires. no one was hurt but traffic was backed up for hours on a major street because of this. >> developing this morning the search continues for two escaped prisoner. they broke out of a county jail in san california. just before thanksgiving. chavez and campbell part of a group of four inmates who orchestrated the getaway. they cut through the window then repel down two stories by tieing blan committees and bed sheets together. >> you can see where the bars are missing and you can see also they cut one of the he horizontal capture but chavez and camp pel have evaded for days. a $20,000 reward is being offered for th

otheroughts ander y news this m. a pregnant cleveland woman is being treated in the hospital this morning after being shot in the head. police say it happened tuesday ths s on east 101st street.pregt 23 year old shavonte chester wao rushed to university hospitals,e but her condition has not been released.d.bt in the meantime police are looking for a male suspect who was seen running from the scene. general motors is scaling backai its workforce, including a third shift suspension in lordstown. the trumbull county plant makes the chevy cruze. gm says car sales are down, asnu more people shift to suvs and the third shift stoppage will affect more than 1200 workers. gm is doing the same at a michigan plant, where the camaro is made.e.miigais me. the last day for the third shift will be january 23rd. the rock and roll hall of famefe will unveil renovations mades ma over the summer to the plaza and inside the building later today. the million dollar plan to improve the front entrance was approved back in march. the projec

talks about donald trump preparations to take office in january and former nato secretary-general anders looks at relations in a trump presidency. we will take a cause and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. now, advocates for opioid recovery founders, newt gingrich, patrick kennedy, and van jones discuss why they joined forces to fight drug addiction. this is about one hour 20 minutes.

i don't know if i am going to have access to birth control ander oh thungs that matter to me. >> whatre your predictions for a trump presidency? >> i think he is going to fundamentally change the system and make it better for everybody. >> i think he can keep the economy strong and maybe build a wall. >> it will be hard for mexico to pay for the wall but i think he can do it. >> you think he will build a wall and make mexico pay for it? >> no. i don't care. >> it's a good plan. >> i like it. >> do you think trump will lock uphill ry? >> honestly? i hope so. >> i don't think so. i think he will put her back in a corner. >> nobody puts baby in a corner. >> this maniac is running the country everyone who didn't vote is kicking themselves. >> not necessarily a disaster but we can work with it. >> can i pet your lamb? >> yes, you may pet him. >> this is beautiful. what is that? velvet? >> i carry it around because i am nervous. >> i am waters. >> and i am abraham lincoln and you are not. >> this is my world. >> i ask that you tell no one about this adventure. >> abraham lincoln only in new

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amex ander was attacked and died from injuries days later. we're told 7-year-old resident is responsible for attack. so far no charges have been filed. commonwealth attorney in alexandria says police have completed their investigation. . right now at 6:303 new piece to puzzle looking at brand new imannual of missing university of maryland student caitlin george. >> this is old video and photos you're looking at now. the bus was headed to norfolk and stopped iftis strict and investigators are following leads and tips to find her but they still do not suspect foul play. >>> after weeks of meeting in local flag schools will start after labor day montgomery country and end no later than june 15. this was executive order issued by governor larry hogan and board of education last night instructed staff members to offer openings on how to make it work within those dates. >> time for morning line right now a fall frenz question at verify sdpon center last time mar ar and georgetown met a year ago it was fantastic game. they renewed rivalry last year.

after topping off in ander 60's in spots, it has cooled down considerably. now 51 in downtown manchester, 49 in hampstead. upper 40's to lower 50's in many spots, milder, 56 at hampton falls in the last hour and on average back into the 40's to around 50, monadnock region through the lake sunapee zone. lakes region in the lower to mid 50's. there are cooler spots in the 40's like in bristol right now. farther north as you might expect even cold ever, system 30's showing up, heading for the back into the 20's to around 30. but you notice cold air banked off to our north, it will stay put at least for the next several days, and that means any system that moves in our direction will be all in the form of rain. come the end of next weekend, this may start to change a little as cooler air begins to build in behind the next system and that means a possibility of some flakes of snow for some, sunday night and or on monday. right now we're tracking rain to our south, it slowly advances in ourir that by tomorrow morning just a little bit of filtered sun early, but th