. >> my name is peter smith. years ago there was a dragnet collection of call records which revealed detailed information about anna. how do we know whether those records were ever seized or searched? john: that was the appeals court judge asking you questions in your 2nd appearance and you await the decision. >> that is exactly right. we know that they are collecting the data. a subscriber on verizon wireless. >> i did because it is easy for me to talk to my client. john: you had a condition. >> i did. when the edward snowden case came to light i mentioned to my husband, i did not think that it was right that the government was able to collect my telephone data when i had not done anything wrong. i mentioned it, and later on that night, i am a nurse in the neonatal intensive care. about one am he sent me a text message saying, would you be willing to be the plaintiff in the case suing the president? and i said sure, as long as i don't have to do any interviews, and here i am. john: in the satire he tried to reas

peter smith from itn. it will be brutal. how can you expect people involved to come together again... inaudible and maintain theirfocus to come together again... inaudible and maintain their focus and make sure northern ireland gets a fair deal in the brexit negotiations? northern ireland has shown over so many years what can be achieved, how difference can be overcome, how people can come together when that seemed almost impossible. i think we need to reflect on those days gone past, as we look to the future, to see that we can maintain that continuation of devolved government, because that is absolutely what's in the best interests of northern ireland and why i will be using all of my efforts to support the political parties to that end. and yes, this does not affect the timing for the triggering of article 50. as the government, we will seek to continue our brick approach in respect that and continue to invite the executive to the relative meetings during this time period. i think is that focus that eve

the suggestion from some brexiteer today, and you've heard what iain duncan smith said, and peter lilleyt this man was not committed and that the foreign office is full of people whose opinion means that they haven't wised up to this idea. whose opinion means that they haven't wised up to this ideam whose opinion means that they haven't wised up to this idea. it is a misunderstanding of civil servants, i was the head of the foreign office, civil servants like clear direction for ministers. when they have made up their mind on what they have made up their mind on what the project, the policy is, civil serva nts the project, the policy is, civil servants can be relied on to deliver it but right now we don't have a plan so it's up to civil servants to become to beating the best advice as ministers make up their minds. when they've made up their minds, i'm certain that civil servants and the foreign office and elsewhere will carry out instructions to the best of their ability. he makes that point, it seems to come through in his e—mail but he is going further, suggesting that what he's telli

you're excited about peter navarro over emmitt smith. >> i think the whole world will watch that one.m excited to hear about emmitt smith and what he has to say about the two teams in the super bowl not really running the ball anymore. >> maybe he will hold that record forever. he took it over from walter peyton. it's been standing since his career. we'll see. that's a great question. maybe i'll ask that. i can use a little help with some of these football questions. >>> when we come back, we'll talk global markets with bruise kazmit. stay tuned, you're watching "worldwide exchange." >>> stocks are at record highs. the momentum continues, dow futures up 60 points after the s&p and nasdaq closed at all-time highs. is the optimism about president trump's policies justified? with us to discuss is bruce kasman of global research at jpmorgan what do you think about this market's run up, trump rally back on. is it justified by the fund fundament fundamentals? >> there's a tail to the upside, with fiscal stimulus and regulations, possibly some negatives on trade. but the fundamentals of the

sarah smith, bbc news, cardiff. the actor peterrom the role of doctor who. he said he will leave the bbc show this christmas. he was cast as the 12th doctor in 2013, and first appeared in the 50th anniversary special. in a brief statement, he said there was still epic stuff to come, and that he wasn't done yet. now it is time for newsnight, with evan davis. london... glasgow... manchester. thousands have come out in protest tonight, as the world works out how to respond to america's mercurial president. what i want to be clear about is that since becoming president, he's continued to take steps through executive order and otherwise to make sure this country is as safe as it can be and we're ahead of every threat. the president is kind of doing what he promised, but it's causing trouble and anger at home and abroad. we'll hear from the most senior muslim diplomat to ever come out of the us. are the restrictions going to work? the government here has been expanding on its view. this is not an approach that this government would take.

sarah smith, bbc news, cardiff. the actor peter he'll leave the bbc show this christmas. he was cast as the 12th doctor in 2013, first appearing in the 50th anniversary special. in a brief statement on social media, he said there was still epic stuff to come and that he wasn't done yet. last year's us election campaign was marked by persistent claims that millions of american voters were influenced by so—called fake news, a mass of false or misleading reports posted online and widely circulated, mainly on social media. household names such as facebook and google are now being asked to take more responsibility for verifying stories, and a parliamentary inquiry at westminster is to look at the trend and suggest possible responses, as our media editor, amol rajan, reports. fake news rose to prominence during the american presidential election, when outrageous stories about endorsements of donald trump went viral on social media. some of these stories were read by millions. but none were true. now mps will investigate how to disrupt th

i was thinking fred smith of fed ex who started fed ex in 1971 or john mackie of whole foods or peter thiel. he needs a little bit more of that. >> we'll have to leave it there. coming up l.l. bean's co-owner stands up to those calling for a boycott because she voted for donald trump. >> they want to control our money and how we buy and where we buy it. that's wrong. that's not american. k to forb. david: donald trump praising l.l. bean's co-owner for standing up to liberals, calling for a boycott because she supports donald trump. trump tweeting thank you to linda bean of l.l. bean for your great support and courage. people are going to support you more now, buy l.l. bean. kind of an ad. and here is linda bean saying why she is not backing down. >> it's a bullying. it's bullying me personally. it's bullying now the company that didn't give the nation. i gave the donation personally to a pac to support trump, but the point is we should have that privilege. we live in america, this is a free country, i thought. david: i love her attitude. isn't that how companies should deal with liber

i was thinking fred smith of fed ex who started fed ex in 1971 or john mackie of whole foods or peter thiel. he needs a little bit more of that. >> we'll have to leave it there. coming up l.l. bean's co-owner stands up to those calling for a boycott because she voted for donald trump. >> they want to control our money and how we buy and where we buy it. that's wrong. that's not american. g new car. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. good morning. u.s. troops receiving a hero's welcome on the doorstep of russia. the prime minister making part in the ceremony greeting american soldiers. they arrived in the country earlier this week in an effort to deter russian aggression in eastern europe. moscow not happy with the move, it feels threatened by the presence of u.s. troops so close to its border. here at home, wells fargo pulling the plug on more t

i was thinking fred smith of fed ex who started fed ex in 1971 or john mackie of whole foods or peter thiel. he needs a little bit more of that. >> we'll have to leave it there. coming up l.l. bean's co-owner stands up to those calling for a boycott because she voted for donald trump. >> they want to control our money and how we buy and where we buy it. that's wrong. that's not american. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. thnorth and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. g new cars. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. david: donald trump praising l.l. bean's co-owner for anding up to liberals, calling for a boycott because she supports donald trump. trump tweeting thank you to linda bean of l.l. bean for your great support and courage. people are going to supp

peter: just because the election is over doesn't mean we are done taking the pulse of the people, all morning we are here at marines kitchen in smithisland, new york state went for hillary clinton, this area specifically smith town overwhelming for donald trump, we will be talking to diners all morning, getting their sense of how donald trump and his transition is going, how he is using twitter stances on israel, the transition, the incoming cabinet, legislation, the pulse of the people here on long island. come out to marines kitchen if you're watching, as you can see we are prepping pancakes. that's a little quick, we will be good to go by the time fox & friends comes along. clayton: get those, man. peter: i know. i'm going to figure that out. i'm a rooky. clayton: fox & friends first will be back. clayton: welcome back, president-elect trump hard at work behind the scenes laying for wall. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. clayton: trump transition team sending wide-ranging requests to the department of homeland security. they want to know where the barrier could go, how much money is available to build it

outnumbered," i'm sandra smith, here today is harris faulkner, meghan mccain, cohost of "after the bill bell," melissa francis is here, and today's #oneluckyguy, new york congressman peter king, he is outnumbered. welcome back. i saw you in the green room, you were watching those hearings intently. >> peter: i have served a tom price for a number of years, he is really a great guy. my wife is from atlanta, her sisters a doctor, she knows dr. price, and again, tom and i whether we agree on every issue or not, he knows health care inside and out. he will be an outstanding secretary. >> sandra: very good, we've got a lot more to get to. as we await president obama's final news conference as commander-in-chief, the firestorm over his decision to shorten the jail sentence for chelsea manning. the transgender army private who leaked more than 700,000 u.s. documents to wikileaks and was given 35 years in federal prison. the reaction from lawmakers on both sides, swift and furious. the republican speaker of the house, paul ryan, saying this is just outrageous. chelsea manning's treachery put american lives at risk and exposed to some of our nation's most sensitive secrets. this

smith. but i would not say it is necessarily down to peter capaldi. there has been a lot of speculation about whether the script could be a bit more straightforward. they have been a bit complicated so far. i think he will go down as a firm favourite with doctor who fans. who would you like to see replace him? a lot of people have said they wanted a woman 01’ someone people have said they wanted a woman or someone from people have said they wanted a woman or someone from an people have said they wanted a woman or someone from an ethnic minority. absolutely. there are definitely a lot of people, a lot of names have been bandied about. i think it is quite interesting where in the past they have always gone for quite left—field choices. with peter capaldi most left—field choices. with peter ca paldi most people left—field choices. with peter capaldi most people knew him as malcolm tucker with many swear words past nine o‘clock. i would personally love olivia colman. i think she is fantastic in the night manager. she is 14-1. we are having an opinion poll

peter navarro. >>> plus, life off the field. nfl hall of famer emmett smithhis latest business venture. the final hour of "squawk box" kicks off right now. ♪ >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box." >>> put me in coach. emmett smith, center fielder. good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick. >> how many goals did he score? >> and andrew ross sorkin. the futures right now, this is what -- oh, what! that's it! when the futures hit 87, that means 20,000. >> just leave this board up for the rest of the morning. >> the dow close thed at 19, --i right? that is incredible. that's exactly 20,000. >> i wonder if the traders have anything to do with that. >> we'll see. maybe it'll be up before 9:45. who knows. anything can happen. that's why it helps to keep watching. what else did we want to look at. i don't know if we want to look at anything else. i'd leave that there. >> we can voice over the rest of the hour. >> do we have

smith. liz: talking about the relationship between the u.s. and u.k. stuart: peterhink that what this is is a breakup with angela merkel and watching trump get togher with theresaay is huge change, seismic. the fact is the u.k. needs us a lot more than we need the u.k., but this is a part of the first step of the breakup from the eu to say let's have a bilateral deal just the two of us. stuart: how do you feel about ian duncan smith? >> i love his albums, much more than barry manilow. stuart: and priebus said watch for an economic boom. >> if we're an administration that cuts regulation and lower business taxes so the companies can expand. and disincentivize to move to mexico and china and make doing business in america better for them, well, then the jobs are going to explode. we're going to have maybe, three, five, six, 7% growth if these things happen. stuart: peter, 3, 5, 6, 7% growth? >> well, listen, it's wonderful to talk about it. what we're starting to run into for the first time is what we haven't heard of in a long time which is worker scarcity. we're hav

smith town long island. ainsley: here we are, 6:00 in the morning. peterhome, we have bacon, county that went for donald trump. it's january 2017. we want to know how he is doing. the twitter account, the transition, the focus in the future, we are here at maureen's kitchen. this is the owner of it kristin, tell us about the maureen's. >> family-owned business, me and my brothers are partners. peter: i would love to eat, what's the best food? >> i like the pumpkin walnut chocolate chip pancakes. >> two years since you actually paid for a coffee. [laughter] peter: i eat for free. >> we will check with pete throughout the show. new york city did not get close to donald trump, 70% but smithtown did. i said -- ainsley: okay. >> wait in traffic. you keep drawing. an hour and a half. steve: do you guys not have mapquest? >> that's his neck of the woods. steve: new york as blue as it gets but new york state and out in long island is much redder. thanks for joining us on a tuesday -- a wednesday that actually feels like a tuesday but kind of feels like a monday fo

peter, explain to us then why almost the entire s&p 500 ceos wanted the trans-pacific partnership to go through? i had the ceo of fedex on the morning show last week, fred smith on mornings with maria on the fox business network, and he said even though we're the largest economy, 80% of the world's purchasing power and 95 percent of its consumers lie outside the united states. so trade is a two-way street. >> sure. well, let's be clear. the tpp was flawed because it was a multilateral deal. that's not what the trump administration's going to do. the problem with multilateral deals is we reduce our bargaining power, and we surrender our sovereignty. i mean, in the tpp the kingdom of brunei would have had the same vote as the united states of america. that's absolutely absurd. now, let me assure the ceos of the s&p 500 that we fully intend -- and if you read the executive order very carefully, we fully intend to negotiate bilateral trade deals with every single country that comprised the tpp. when we do bilateral negotiations, we get a much, much better deal for the american worker, american domestic manufacturer. unfortunately, a lot of these s&p 500 ceos just