mr. kelly's checks and balances to get on a schedule, wait for a return call. can call melania. and that melania can get mr. trump, president trump a lot quicker. >> it seems like a healthy thing. organizational flowchart inside the white house. even though -- i'm making fun of it -- even with all of this, michael, assuming it's going wait you're reporting here, everyone that you're still speaking to says there's this very good relationship between the president and his chief of staff? >> that's at really good point. the first week mr. kelly was on the job i did a report on some of these rules. remember, kerry fired anthony scaramucchi within a minute of taking the job. the oval office had become a free range of senior and junior staffers all vying for the president's attention. kelly closed the door. so, we had one trump confidant saying that kelly would last maybe four months. that the president would buck at this kind of discipline that kelly wanted to institute. it's been four months. we're now in the fifth month of the john kelly era, so i went back and loo

to the distinguished gentleman from south carolina, assistant democratic leader, in references to mr. kelly, mr. clyburn, a real champion of the middle class. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for two minutes. mr. clyburn: thank you so much. thank you for yielding me time. let me say to my friend from pennsylvania, it's time to do all the things he spoke about, but this piece of legislation does none of those things. in fact, it raises taxes on 87 million middle income families. cut $25 billion a year from medicare. kick 13 million people off of their health insurance. make it easier for companies to ship jobs overseas. eliminates long-held deductions for teachers, students, and the chronically ill, make individual tax cuts temporary but corporate tax cuts permanent, and increase the deficit by more than $1.5 trillion. the hypocrisy of so-called conservatives is staggering. corporations will save billions, and shareholders will get richer, but our children and our grandchildren will foot the bill. the motion to instruct nferees will restore the america

to the distinguished gentleman from south carolina, assistant democratic leader, in references to mr. kelly, mr. clyburn, a real champion of the middle class. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for two minutes. mr. clyburn: thank you so much. thank you for yielding me time. let me say to my friend from pennsylvania, it's time to do all the things he spoke about, but this piece of legislation does none of those things. in fact, it raises taxes on 87 million middle income families. cut $25 billion a year from medicare. kick 13 million people off of their health insurance. make it easier for companies to ship jobs overseas. eliminates long-held deductions for teachers, students, and the chronically ill, make individual tax cuts temporary but corporate tax cuts permanent, and increase the deficit by more than $1.5 trillion. the hypocrisy of so-called conservatives is staggering. corporations will save billions, and shareholders will get richer, but our children and our grandchildren will foot the bill. the motion to instruct nferees will restore the america

the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly, for five minutes. mr. kelly: i thank the speaker. i rise today to honor one of our football team's back home. this team -- this is erie cathedral prep, the ramblers from erie cathedral prep. this is an outstanding football teams. when we come here we often talk about things and we tend to talk about what's going around our district and what we're proud of. these types of championships that are won, what happened last weekend, this is something that every single player will remember for the rest of his life, their parents will remember it, members of the community will remember it. you know, to be able to stand here today and talk about the ramblers is really an opportunity for me and truly an honor. this is the second straight pennsylvania quad a state championship. cathedral prep beat charter last week by a score of 38-28. this year's championship makes the ramblers back-to-back pennsylvania state champions, and it is their fourth state football title overall. d by coach mike michler, the ramblers have gon

things that was said back to the president during that meeting according to our sources was from mr. kelly numbers you're seeing on the paper, mr. president, are largely, you know, they don't, they're not indicative of threats, they're an overall number of people coming into the united states from those countries. so that can include, like afghanistan, it can certainly include people who had worked with the american military as translators or people who had relatives -- >> so arrangements. >> -- in the united states. so they were trying to say to him, look, don't take these numbers and think, wow, all of these people are threats. but it indicates the level of frustration on the president's part that even just a number on the page indicates to him we're not doing enough to keep the country safe and they would argue that's what the president's motivation here is, to secure the country against threats. we've seen some of the attacks that happened in the last couple of months. so their argument would be, look, this is what angers the president, is that, you know, we're not doing enough to secu

the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly, for five minutes. mr. kelly: i thank the speaker. i rise today in honor of one of my constituents, united states marine major eric berkette from new castle, pennsylvania. major burkette was deployed as a member of the 24th expeditionary force in morocco. on april 11, 2012, he was nearly killed in a plane crash. a crash which took the lives of two of his brothers in arms. after coming home to walter reed, he lost one of his legs and he continues to recover from his numerous injuries to this day. his wife, melissa, who also is foormer marine, has been by his side from day one, along with their loving six children. major berkette may never fly again but already with his recovery he soars high above most of us. it was his spirit of service and patriotism that led him to start a program for adaptive archery for his fellow wounded warriors. i proudly submit for the poem penned in his honor and in celebration of his new adaptive home built thanks to the gary sinise foundation. at this time i'd like to read an exce

mr. kelly: i'm proud to join her in congratulating the teachers and administrators of greenville and laurel as well as the families o these students for the love and support they provide. most of all, i want to congratulate the students themselves for a job well done, they are truly a credit to pennsylvania's third district and to our country. it is an honor to represent them in the people's house. yield back. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i the house judiciary committee and serve as the ranking member on the crime, homeland security, terrorism, and the house judiciary committee and serve investigati which means that i deal with every single federal law enforcement entity across the nation. i am disappointed and i am outraged of the language from the commander in chief to suggest that the f.b.i. is in tatters. we have agreements and disagreements with the chief law enforcement agency, but the work of these men and women froketting us in this nation but also against domestic terrorism, and even

evening to you, mr. kelly. >> reporter: good evening, everybody. from hatfield.ome here check out lilies may right here doesn't she remind you of the christmas story when she's all bundled up. look at the rest of the gang. hello hatfield? [ cheers and applause ] >> her row christmas. montgomery county. mark show us the front lawn. take look at this puppy. these guys have been doing this for how many years, brian? >> just about 20th year. >> twentieth year, and in that time, you packed it all up, moved to oklahoma. >> correct. >> what did they think of it in oklahoma. >> they loved it. they left it so much we left some hyped for somebody else to decorate. >> how many lights. >>> close to 75,000. i stop count something it's got to be your hobby. >> i do it all year long. collecting thing, fixing things, planning. >> where do you fine the choir right here that are up on the stands? >> flea markets, your sales, some people give them to me. >> you got the gingerbread under the tree. and then i really like the lollipops like the lollipop, um, chain along the front lawn

mr kelly but you are not to say this collar should last my daughter mia her whole life that's why i make sure to mix colors she likes with those i like right i'm nowhere near done she can wear it when she has a child at the baptism and during other festivities than it would have been so of course just see along at the mark or you know serial mchenry how would the show is coming up this one is made from seal skin just like the sole we're not we're never done about that but to me that i do or. does he admit the fact that the looking at the diner added you know. we create this pattern and then we die it different colors but it's difficult to make it very beautiful and it's mind on the inside up. but then i just. i think he said we call the trousers tacky suit is there's another word for them in the north. i mean. this is the skin of a dog and we dyed the buttons i mean i know that when i don't know. but if i can. see. the greenlandic village of rutabaga also has an entrepreneur. the fish factory had gone bankrupt when lars the mayor took it over. to hang out we hung the halibut up to dry fo

devin kelly in texas in fact there was one local gun owner in texas who refused to sell a firearm to mr kelly just for reasons that were undisclosed but there are loopholes still even in the law so for example even if ivory single military body and military personnel reported criminal convictions which landed in the gun register database they still have what's called a gun show loophole and in some states if there's a gun show a private sellers things like that not all of them have to do it here or they should but not all of them here to federal gun laws so they won't look into this so that's another loophole that still problematic but to answer your question yes these are the kinds of federal oversight programs that is supposed to prevent especially some of our most highly trained military men and women from purchasing a firearm if they have a criminal conviction the pentagon actually recently acknowledged believes that it had failed to comply with requirements they turned back to the nineteen million to use quite a while back i mean this is a question really of accountability is that do you

. >> we love mr. kelly. free from where, i do not know. >> that is great. >> bob's boys right here. >> yes. >> i love those guys. >> that is hilarious, so great >> yes, group is. >> that is bob's squad like taylor swift has a girl squad. >> they have to follow them every where. >> thanks, bob. >>> coming up, we're also going to get our grub on, how about that, everyone has their traditions they like for the new year. here are different cultures and what they like to do in the new year to make sure they have a great 2018. hey, guys. where are the cookies for the... bake sale? bake... bake sale? need to bake in a hurry? use new country crock buttery sticks with sunflower oil. there's no softening required. so baking is delicious and easy. ooh, cookies! ah, ah, ah! (laughter) >>> we are taking a look at the pocono mountains, shawnee, people are out there, active, so i don't know if i would do it but if you go skiing you know it is cold, right? lets talk about getting in the new year. a lot of people have cultur

mr. kelly's transition plan may have been met as a signal for the secretary to go. secretary tillerson have not been on the same page as the president. you will recall this nbc news report. tillerson openly disparaged the president and referring to him as a moron. the white house was all public denials on any plans to push the president out. when it comes to questions like this. a senior staff and will the secretary no longer be here? >> i can tell you that chief of staff kelly called our department this morning and said that the rumors were not true and those reports are not true. >> a senior administration official did tell nbc news that tillerson has been discussing a year end departure with colleagues. a washington post reports from josh roggin says cia, pompeo has already been preparing to take over the chief department and also what tillerson said a month ago. >> some day i feel like i need to do that. >> brings us to our panel to talk about this today. peter baker, and white house correspondent, and rick engel, former secretary of state and public affairs. >>

atds to the private residence in the evening where he makes assignments and asks them not to tell mr. kelly about the plans, according to several people familiar with the matter. some of the president's friends have taken to calling milania trump and asking had her to send messages to her husband. kelly is also losing the battle with twitter feed after he retweeted anti-muslim videos prompting rebukes in the british prime minister and in the house of commons. let's explore this really quickly. because i'm trying to -- i was trying to put myself in a situation where i remember calling somebody and telling them i want you to do this thing but don't tell mom and dad. >> or don't tell mom. >> yes. >> i don't know -- i don't find it all that surprising and i think we can all sort of agree that john kelly has brought some sense of at least order and chain of command to the white house, at least up to him. but he's always said the president is the president and he never pretended like he was going to be able to control the president's twitter feed. but he's the president of the united states. in t

mr. kelly is trying to reduce the amount of free time the president has. mr. priebus tried with moderate success to get trump to arrive by 9:00 or 9:30. >> what time is he going to work? >> they have siesta hour. it's just about over. >> he sends all of the self-destructive tweets between 6:00 and 9:00. this is insane. >> you are assuming this is a white house that has discipline and order and structure. none of which exists. that's the thing. trump is -- like the title of corey looey lewandowski's book. "trump will be trump." what is he doing? >> he is up late. he has always been a night guy. during the campaign, he would always be huddling with his aides until well after midnight. he gets up late. no, he gets up early and watches tv. he just doesn't come out of the residence until later. >> and he wears his jammies. that was also in the piece, which i loved. but the idea on -- people statement that trump spends at least four hours a day, sometimes as much as twice as that. not good at math that means eight hours in front of the tv. sometimes with volume mute

mr. owe kelly -- mr. o'kell-l-ily: i rise in support -- mr. kelly: i know sometimes the message goes back and forth and unfortunately this idea of identity politics is what we have to play all the time. i stead of talking to the american people, we talk past the american people. and we try to make it so divisive that they can't see the facts. i would just tell my friends on the other side, as a child growing up i think all of us the same. we would sit down about this ime of year and write a letter to santa. we would ask santa claus for everything we wanted. and it was mailed off to the north pole. then we come down christmas morning and see that christmas tree and those gifts laid out. we never got everything we wanted. we were sure thankful for everything we got. this to santa. we would ask santa claus for everything we wanted. and tax cut and jobs act is so critical. when we talk about debt, if i were to tell an investor for every dollar you invest i can return $1.90 on it they would be excited. let me explain something when we talk about ame

mr. peterffy, this is brian kelly.sounds to me like the issue here, and i can't disagree, is the limits, when it stops trading. if they were to change the contract and said, this is going to be trade, there is not going to be a lock limit up or down, would that change your mind, would you think then it's not going to be a systemic risk? >> i don't know. it's certainly going to be easier but still, who are the natural sellers of this product? only the people who have bitcoin. there aren't so many -- there is not so much bitcoin around so if people come in en masse, all buying, there won't be enough sellers there >> so why not allow short selling then >> this price could go anywhere in the short term. in the long run, i'm sure it will be zero >> so thomas, come sunday night, monday morning, what's your expectations in terms of volume and how orderly this trade will be >> well, i do not know how many brokers there will be who are ready to offer this. if there are lots of brokers, and there are brokers who are buying short

he writes this, monitoring his information consumption, and countering what mr. kelly can calls garbage, peddle d to him y outsiders remains a priority for the chief of staff and the team he has made his own. in large part because of his own expectations of the presidency. the article said the president thought he would have sort of a -- more of an imperial command as opposed to having to work with, you know, two other branches of government, legislative branch as we've seen that often has very different ideas of its own priorities, alex. >> that would be the sentiments, i think, of a ceo of a business, coming into this with that approach certainly. jeff bennett, thanks for that. we'll have peter baker, co-author of that article on our show today at 1:00 eastern. i want to bring back yamiche and paul, and start with you, yamiche. i want to put up an excerpt from your colleague's report. despite all his bluster, he views himself less as a titan dominating the world stage than a maligned outsider engaged in a struggle to be taken seriously. >> he thought based on the con

. >> eli, could president obama have called mrs. kelly? >> well, we know the kellys were at that gold star family breakfast at the white house. i've talked to some folks in national security circles who know general kelly very well. and they have a hard time imagining that he is okay with the politicization of this at this point. it's easy to sort of go back and think and imagine him relaying the information or telling the president some story about this. and the question can fairly be skchltd but john kelly is not answering at this point how he feels. well just know he is the chief of staff of a white house that seems to be pushing this out as a strategy, and a president who compulsively, as you pointed out, makes it about himself even when he is trying to talk about how to best honor gold star families, he is getting into this compare and contrast between himself and president obama. and that stands in stark contrast to the peach kelly himself gave just after his son's death when he spoke really movingly about the pluralism of our armed f

was announced as the head of the super fund task force, federal banking regulators announced that mr. kelly a $125,000 fine and he would be banned for life from ever working in the banking industry again. what happened? we don't know what albert kelly did to get himself banned for life from banking. i didn't even know that was a thing. when he agreed to pay the fine, he didn't admit or deny wrongdoing, but yeah, banned for life from banking. and then onto the epa to oversee cleanup for the country. wow. so in july, his task force -- it was announced in may. they released their final report in july. task force released the final report on america's super fund sites of 42 specific and detailed recommendations for america's super fund sites. now an environmental advocacy group of peer filed a freedom of information act request to see what led to this report. they wanted the see how did you come up with the recommendations. they asked for research materials, agendas from the meetings. minutes from their meetings, any notes, any drafts of the report. routine stuff to fine out how detailed govern

aides to the private residence in the evening where he makes assignments and asks them not to tell mr. kelly plans." listen to what kelly told my colleague, kristen welker, when asked about his role as the chief of staff. >> do his tweets make your job more difficult, general kelly? >> no. no. i mean, the job of the chief of staff is to staff the president, give him the best advice or go get the best advice i can give him, help him consume advice, help him work through the decision-making process in an informed way, but that's my job. and that's what i do. >> we're bringing in chris wickle, author of "the gatekeepers: how the white house chief of staff define every presidency." great to have you with me here in new york. >> good to be here. >> the word you hear time and time again about john kelly is discipline, he has imposed discipline on the white house. when you look at history, is that what the role of the chief of staff historically has been? >> john kelly famously said when he took over, it was not his job to manage the president. he would only manage the west wing and make the trains

i'm sort of thinking myself, mr. kelly, that the -- topography and the raising of the housing, the house next door, you fix the driveway. that one next door is not flooding. but how do we know it won't? i think when we had the first presentation here, we spoke a lot about the topography of san francisco where these natural areas where they flood. and i think that -- so, some of the questions i have are -- we have certain areas we have designate, cuyoga, folsom and others as being the most severe. is that correct? these are the three areas we have talked about. >> yeah. part of the presentation we identified the low-lying areas which were formerly creeks and marshes. we pointed out if we were to make capital investments what the cost would be. >> economical. yeah. so, then i'm wondering -- do these homeowners ever ask for a reimbursement on the damages and if we have had that throughout the years and what is that amount of money that we pay out? >> so, i think that -- i guess the way that i would respond to that is that for

kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask for unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the subject of my special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. kelly: thank you. i yet again rise along with my colleagues because americans are dying and this house is doing nothing. they are dying every day in their homes, in our school yards, and yes, even at events hosted by members of this house. and still, we do nothing. mr. speaker, every day, 93 americans lose their lives to gun violence and still this haas has in the acted. if anything, last week the majority passed through a dangerous bill that will put more lives, especially the lives of law enforcement officers, at risk. mr. speaker, these are fathers and mothers, daughters and sons, beloved friends and dear colleagues. these are people in every one of our communities and every one of our districts. not one member of this house can come to the floor and say that the

aides to the private residence in the evening where he makes assignments and asks them not to tell mr. kellyl people familiar with the matter. some of the president's friends have taken to calling melania trump and asking her to pass messages to her husband. the first lady's office calls the report fake news. prompting rebukes by the british prime minister and in the house of commons. let's explore this really. i was trying to put myself in a situation where i remember calling someone to say, do this thing, but don't tell mom about it. >> that's exactly it. >> no, it's -- i don't find it all that surprising, and i think we can all sort of great that john kelly has brought some sense of at least order and chain of command, at least up to him, but he's always said the president is the president, and he never press tended that he would be able to control the president's twitter feed, but he's the president of the united states. in the end he's the number one guy and if he wants to talk to staff in the private residence residence and put out assignments, i don't know how you counter act that. >>

mr. bernie kelly, which included the 21 brompton parking lot.it's important for us to keep the property. we're san francisco tied family. however, we were immediately concerned about the parking lot and the need for us to address it's status once we became the sole owners. we he were mindful that the lot is an unsecured, unlit and unwanted liability. we also know how vital the parking is to the glen park community, as an interim use. we wish to pursue its interim use because we know it's zoned in ct and rh 2, and our long-term goal is to develop as a residential next use. if our intention was to pursue permanent parking, we would be pursuing a change in the zoning, we reasoned that in the short-term, we could develop a paid parking lot which could improve the property with paved parking, landscaping, lighting, and safety. it will generate income which will hasten our long-term development plans, providing a good out come for the city, visitors, residents, and tenants. this led to our request for a letter of determination to the zoning administra

by the individual whoho should not have been able to purchase the firearms while in the air force mr. kelly was court-martialed for domestic violence and discharge from the air force for bad conduct but because disinformation was the inference -- and entered into the system as the law requires he was able to purchase for weapons after his release from prison including the weapon he used in the sutherland spring shooting as he killed 26 people of the first baptist church and wounded 20 more and in the days following the shooting the air force of knowledge is its own failure to report the conviction to the fbi and the failure to comply with the of reporting standards it isre inexcusable by do appreciate the way they have moved to accept responsibility for their mistakes and afford to learning more about the steps the air force is seeking to make sure that every prohibited person is reported to the fbi. next reporting issues are not limited and in 1997 to show severe reporting problems across the department of defense just two days ago it shows 2015 through 2016 more than 30,000 convictions we

mr. kelly's criminal history was not reported and it should have been. in the week since, our review has determined that the breakdown in reporting was not limited to this case and it was not limited to this detachment at the air force base. the actions that we have taken since then include steps to add steps to case management for both the office of special investigations and also the air force security forces. so that cases cannot be closed just at the local detachment. that higher headquarters must also check off the fingerprint records had been filed. a third check has been added that when the file is actually archived, the file is checked again to make sure that the fingerprints have been put on record. we have also added a requirement that the person working the case, the case investigating officer not only has to file the fingerprints, they have to check the database to ensure that the fingerprints have been properly recorded and received by the database and print out a screen shot or a record of that check and file it in the air force records so

mr. trump's chief of staff, john kelly, informed form -- informed omarosa she was being moved out of her position. >> john kelly and i had a very straight-forward about issues and concerns i raised. as a result, i resigned. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news omarosa tried to renegotiate with kelly and tried going to the white house residents where she tripped alarms and was escorted from the building. omarosa's official title was director of communications of the office. she was one of president trump's top aids. some people had a problem with her 14-year relationship with mr. trump. >> certainly i had more access than most. people had problems with that. >> reporter: last night president trump tweeted thank you omarosa for your service. i wish you continued success. she said when it is time she'll have quite a story to tell. >>> a senior congresswoman said women on capitol hill are inviting unwanted advances because of the way they dressed. she made the comment in a closed door meeting yesterday. she said in a written statement it is if they are harassed in anyway. in recent weeks multi

wage from $12 to $15 an hour >> joining us right now in an exclusive interview is bb&t ceo kelly king welcome back, mr. >> welcome back, kelly. >> thanks, glad to be back. >> so why did you guys decide to do this move >> well, you know, we feel like this tax reform bill is very good for our country very good for, frankly, everybody, in the country. but specifically about bb&t, you know, our mission is to make the world we live in a better place to be. and we do that by focusing on our clients, our associates, out communities, and our shareholders, and so because the economy will grow, and our clients and our shareholders will kind of inheritly benefit, the economy will with growing faster more goods will have gotten sold the shareholders will do better because earnings will go up. that will probably cause the price to go up, cause dividends to go up we wanted to take specific mimd acti immediate action to make it immediately better for our associates a unour communind co raising the min muimum raise, tt immediately helps our associates and by putting more money into the community, it helps the communi

mr. chair. >> thank you, senator kennedy. now congressman kelly. for the -- >> senator cassidy, mr. chairman. >> it says kelly right there. >> you called -- >> me kennedy. >> my wife makes that mistake sometimes. bill holland for re-election. i think he wants that corrected. >> thank you, senator cassidcas. now representative kelly for a office of patent and trademarks and mr. yancu. >> good morning. >> i appreciate having the honor of introducing andre to understa undersecretary of congress. one only needs to read through his resume to see that he is more than qualified for this administration with the administration. he has a stellar academic record as well as all the professional credentials as one would need. he holds three degrees with a long list of legal successes and professional accomplishments. he attended ucla r for all three degrees. got his bs in aerospace engineering in 1989. ms in 1990 and law school in 1993 and finished all three degrees with top honors. before law school, he worked as an engineer at hughes aircraft and designed satellite antennas. one of his proudest

mr. trump's misconduct, allegedly. they appeared on the megyn kelly show this morning. they're among at least 16 women who accused the president. the white house denies the claims saying americans made their judgment on election day. >> it's important enough to me to bring in up and hope that we can get some sort of change in our culture. >> he groped me. he absolutely groped me. >> the second clip is from a widely shared video about the women accusers, made by a self-described social justice film maker. >>> if not a juror on this trial probably think the same way. why did you let him go free. >> coming up after the break, the nbc bay area exclusive. a juror comes forward for the first time since the kate steinle trial to explain the jury's decision. >>> also a lot of trees are dying off in record amounts. it's not helping our already devastating wildfires season. we'll have the explanation behind it. acquitted. tonight -- for the first time -- a juror in the case takes us behind >>> he killed kate steinle but was acquitted, the suspect. tonight the first time a juror i

i yield back. >> ranking member kelly. >> thank you, mr. chair. i wanted to ask about your agency's efforts dhs to notify 21 states about russian attacks on their state election systems. on october 20th, ranking member cummings and i sent a letter to dhs requesting copies of the notifications that you sent to 21 states that were attacked before the last elections. i ask that this letter be made part of the official record for today's hearing. >> so ordered. >> in our letter we also ask for other materials including all documents relating to russian government backed attempts to hack state election systems. our letter asks for these documents by october 31st. but we got nothing. earlier this week the republican committee staff kindly agreed to help us make crystal clear to dhs that we wanted these documents before today's hearings so we could ask informed questions. dhs assured us they would respond. instead, dhs sent us an e-mail with a short script that dhs employees read over the phone to state officials. where are the rest of the documents that

kelly. i want to thank mr. whipple, this is a great book and i am buying it tuesday morning. host: mr. whipple? guest: that's a very good point. it used to be the case back in , there was a's study by the executive branch in which it was recommended advisors have a passion for anonymity. that's not really possible anymore. the white house chief does occasionally have to go on the sunday talk shows and advance the president's agenda. i would agree that some chiefs have gotten into trouble by being too visible and seen too often. frankly, that grandstanding performance in the press briefing about the goldstar widow was an example. he hasn't done that lately. at the end of the day, he needs to be able to tell donald trump hard truths. he doesn't have to be invisible. he has to be a truth teller. host: in chapter eight, you write about the decider. andrew carr had a very challenging experience as chief of staff. how come? guest: i think it's a fascinating case when you think sont george bush 41 and his george bush 43. it's fascinating to me because i think george w. bush did not a powerful

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kelly, thank you. >>> mr. roker, take us to the weather. >> okay. we're talking early next week. jet stream way to the north. howeve early next week, it and that colder air will start look at some of the temper new yo city by thursday, temper averaging 20 to 40 nashvi nashville is going to see 23 on wednesday. and minneapolis, you're in that's what's going on around here's what's happ >> good morning. temper in the mid 40s a breeze making it feel like 42 plenty of sunshine today. expect sunny skies throughout dulles right now, 38 degrees. manass 34. clinto it is 45 degrees. 55 for a high this afternoon. breezy this morning. stayin sunny for whatever dry across the week. we up in the 30s tomorrow. 52 a high saturday. 57 sunday. s "sunday night footb weather is brought to you by verizon, the best network and the best unlimited. >> watch live local and primetime games with nfl mobile, only on verizon. >> it's a battle of predatory birds. that's right. coming up, this that's right. the eagles fly in to seattle. that's right. they're going to fly into the seahawks' nest there in beaut

kelly, thank you. >>> mr. roker, take us to the weather. >> okay. we got cold air to talk about.s weekend. we're talking early next week. we have this bank of cold, canadian air, in canada. the polar jet stream way to the north. that keeps that up there. early next week, it starts to dip to the south. and that colder air will start to arrive. look at the temperatures. by the time we get into cleveland on wednesday, 26 degrees. new york city, by thursday. you're down to 33. temperatures averaging 20 to 40 degrees below average. nashville will see 23 on wednesday. and minneapolis, you're in the teens with temperatures bottoming out around 13 degrees on wednesday. that'shat's going on around w >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly morning, but clouds out of the picture for the day. 50s. 52 in the suburbs. up to 53 for sunny skies in philadelphia. low 50s in new jersey. at the shore, the temperatures will be a bit warmer, up to 55 degrees. low 50s with clearing skies in the lehigh valley. you'll see plenty of sunshine. with the winds out of the northwest and delaw

ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office: "initially we got mr. patton in custody within 24 hours.s how quick letgo was, within 24 hours they gave us enough information to make that connection."> back on november 18th daniel carlos who was gunned down at this 76 gas station in san leandro. alameda county deputy sgt. ray kelly says carlos was there to sell his new iphone 10. he used the letgo app to set up the exchangesot thanks to the fine print...sot on friday 18-year-old marcus fortune was arrested i

kelly learned about it from television. he called mr.n the residence portion of the white house to let him know he would be hearing about a flynn plea deal soon. the president's reaction is that mr. flynn quote is in a lot of trouble. with us tonight, two reporter whose cover that place every day. darlene, white house reporter for the associated press and shannon, white house reporter for bloomberg. shannon, the polite way to ask this, do we expect a twitter counter over the weekend? >> i personally don't because the president's lawyers seem to have been incredibly effective at getting him to retrain from tweeting about anything having to do with muller and the russia investigation. if you look back through the tweets over the past months, despite everything that's gone on in his tweeter feed. the one area you've seen him show restraint is in the russia investigation in attacking muller and lawyers convinced him hang in there, this is wrapping to a close. they said publicly things will be wrapping up early 2018. there is nothing wrong. n