>> kelly was. mike wasn't. >> had a new boyfriend. >> she was pretty fun. >> and lately she seemed to have an admirer. >> did he ask kelly for her phone number? >> yeah. >> when she sudden livanished hundreds joined the search including this perfect stranger. >> i said i'd like to see if i can solve this. >> he was suspicious about one event in kelly's life. >> but getting the truth wouldn't be easy. >> i had to get into his mind and see what he was about. >> what you're involved in was psychological warfare. >> yeah. >> he knows where she is at. >> after a young soldiers mysterious disappearance, one man's personal battle to find her. >> do you think he's finally going to reveal to you? >> oh, i know he is. >> kelly was just starting what she hoped to be a long career in the military but fate had other plans. one night she was hanging out at a local bar when suddenly she vanished. fearing the worst, friends and family launched a frantic search but it would take a stranger hellbent on justice to tr

kelly had agreed to a plea deal.w they were wondering were the bonds of love stronger than their agreement. here with the conclusion of "the target" is andrea canning. >>> as the case headed towards trial, it looked like the estranged lovers would point fingers at each other. kelly was now cooperating with the prosecution. and ira's defense? to throw his girlfriend under the bus. he claimed he never gave the go-ahead to have his wife murdered, and says that was all kelly. >> she came home on that evening and she told me she had to tell him yes. >> reporter: so she went rogue on you, you're saying. >> pretty much. >> reporter: rockland county prosecutor richard moran wasn't buying it. he says the evidence told the real story. >> when you look at the meetings and you listen to them, kelly couldn't make one decision. ira was the one calling the shots. was she the person who was the conduit? sure. but in the end, ira had a goal. >> reporter: this was all about money in your eyes? >> yes. >> reporter: he believes ira had

kelly: we do.e have, like, 310 partners out there in both san mateo county and also santa clara county, and then we are very lucky enough we have 1,000 distribution sites out there. so, it's really help us to, like, pushing out the foods out there. robert: the infrastructure is there then. kelly: yes, yes. robert: how 'bout for people who may not have, like, a connection to those groups? maybe they even have reluctance to join those kind of groups as well. how can they maybe reach out directly to you? kelly: yeah, so first of all, that like, we highly recommend that, like, they can, like, spread the word, like, with our-- we have the hotlines out there. so, we have our 1-800 number there so people, they can call us. and also, like i said, we have a really big team, so we're pretty much, like, going to every corner of the neighborhood, try to, like, really promoting our services and let them know that we're available and help. robert: and you have a lot of versatility in the types of the food you're

now 24, she was 19 when she moved in with kelly.ily growing deeper as her family claiming that kelly brainwashed joycelyn. claims she fiercely denied until now. >> she came out with statements that we have been saying for the last 2 1/2 years. and it's pretty accurate. >> with robert in jail, does that give you any solace that she is safer than she was before he went to jail? >> i believe one of the primary reasons that she has the courage to speak up is because she knows he's actually in jail. >> reporter: kelly's currently in jail awaiting trial on charges of sexually abusing women and underage girls. he's been charged in multiple states and pleaded not guilty. kelly's criminal attorney discrediting jocelyn's claims in a statement saying, it's unfortunate jocelyn seeks to make money by exploiting her longtime loving relationship with robert. >> our thanks to kaylee hartung. it's incredibly sad because of the family issue here and the fact that many of these family members haven't spoken with their families. >> that has been a big

we are talking about rex tillerson and the former white house chief of staff, john kelly. according to excerpts, she writes they confided in me this when they resisted the president, they weren't being insubordinate, they were trying to save the country. the president didn't know what he was doing. >> it absolutely happened. and instead of saying that to me, they should have been b saying that to the president. not asking me to join them on their side bar plan. it should have been go tell the president what your differences are and quit if you don't like what he's doing but to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing. and it goes against the constitution and it goes against what the american people want. it was offensive. f. >> also writes that tillerson told her people would die if president trump was left unchecked. tillerson did not give a comment to the post and kelly -- providing the president quote with the best and most open leader and ethical staff across the government so he could make the decision, guilty as chargd.d cnn has reached out for comment,

lou: let's put up the kelly response. he said if by resistance and stalling she means muting a staff process in place insuring the president knew all the pros and cons of what policy decision he might be contemplating so he he could make an informed decision. then guilty as charged. lou: it could have been interpreted in a lot of ways. >> kelly came into a white house in somewhat disarray. both men previous didn't know how to set it up. kelly did. he understood orderly processes because of his experience in the military. lou: personally it seems to me that the assessment of a chaos was more of a, if you will, an establishment and left wing and rino view of the white house at that point. and i think this president has functioned very well with a lean staff. he's the decision maker if it doesn't sound too much like george w. bush. but it is true. he has a remarkable adroit group of people around him right now. >> he basically knows what he wants to do, and the reality is he's the one who gets to do it. lou: lindsey graham s

>> kelly o'donnell with the president in florida kelly, thank you for that. >>> there is some good news tonight about jimmy carter the former president is now out of the hospital, where he spent more than two weeks recovering from brain surgery after a fall. the carter center says he's looking forward to thanksgiving at home where he will continue his recovery >>> there is a new warning from the secret service as you do your holiday shopping. millions in fake cash used in movies is being passed off in the real world, and could end up in your hands. nbc's pete williams on how to spot it. >> reporter: when hollywood studios want to show actors tossing around lots of money like this scene in "casino". >> everything looks on the up and up, right? wrong. >> reporter: or in "the wolf of wall street." >> i'm talking about this. >> reporter: it's seldom the real thing they use fake currency that looks real from a distance, but millions of dollars worth of it is showing up in america's retail cash registers, passed off as genuine, even though it's printed with disclaimers saying it's not real, f

kelly, facing sex abuse charges., sharing about their relationship. here is abc news reporter kaylee hartung. >> reporter: this morning, a woman known for being one of r. kelly's girlfriends and publicly defending him, now says she's one of his victims and is ready to reveal her secrets, speaking out against kelly for the first time, saying she's willing to risk it all on the website patreon, which confirms someone by that name owns the account but does not confirm it is this jocelyn savage. she details how he commanded her to call him "master" or "daddy." she says, as one of his victims, i've seen more and heard more. overnight, in another post on patron, she wrote, he told me i couldn't do stuff without letting him know first. she is now 24 and was 19 when she moved in with kelly, the divide in her family growing as they alleged she was brainwashed by kelly, something she fiercely denied until now. >> sorry about that, we had a bit of a technical difficulty now. >>> leaders with the university of california say the

kellie?ake kellie intro > four witnesses will appear in front of the house intelligence committee- the largest group yet to share their testify live on television. it's the biggest week for the impeachment inquiry yet. < nats gavel >at least nine witnesses set to testify before the intelligence committee. tuesday will be a double feare -- with four witnses set to share their testimony... in 2 separate hearings. up first: jenner williams, an aid to ve president mike pence and alexander vindman, t director of european affairs for the naonal serity council. vindman will be the first witness who was actually on the now infaus july 25th phone call between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky that'at the center the impeachment probe. his written testimony - vindman said quote "i did not think it was prer to demand that a foreign government investigate a us citizen" untinow... republicans have jeed to witnesses without first-hand knowledge. < take sot: rep. scott perry, (r-pa- 10) >"seco

kelly facing sex abuse charges.is girlfriend joycelyn savage going online sharing about their relationship. abc's kaylee hurt tongue -- hartung with what she's saying this morning. >> reporter: this morning, a woman known for being one of r. kelly's girlfriends and publicly defending the disgraced musician, now saying she's one of his victims and ready to reveal her secret. joycelyn savage is speaking out against kelly for the first time saying she's willing to risk it all on the website patreon. a paid membership platform. patreon confirming someone by that name owns the account, but doesn't confirm it's this savage. in her first post she details how kelly commanded her to call him master or daddy. while living together, she describes how it started getting worse day by day and says as one of his victims -- yes, victim -- i've seen more and heard more. >> she's ready to tell the truth. >> reporter: overnight in another post on patreon, she says he told me i couldn't do anything without him knowing first. it's been

-kelly: definitely.i'm really excited that scott is giving jackie and ben an opportunity to shine. well, what'd you think? scott: i think we did great. lemonis: i think you did really well. jackie and ben, i thought you guys did a great job. and what i liked most about what you did -- you let them do their thing. we had that talk in the parking lot at weaver, and i don't know if they heard it or not. scott: i don't think so. lemonis: but i think that scott felt in that moment that he let you guys down, and that he was a failure, and we talked about it. i think you've proved as the leader that by no stretch of the imagination, in any universe, were you ever a failure. i think this is just an example of things to come. this is one meeting, one day. this could be a million-dollar account, no problem. jackie: that's what he's most excited about. i'm so grateful that you picked our company, and i just am excited to see where it goes from here. lemonis: i look forward to that partnership. scott: we appreciate

>> listen, i got to know john kelly after i was fired, okay. >> by john kelly. >> we started in a roughuilt a pretty incredible relationship in the last year and i think at the end of the day he's a patriotic american that was really trying do what he thought was the best thing for his country and i think he was trying to give the president a range of information and to narrow it down to a few decision making choices and to allow the president to choose. i think, you know, i'm not going to speak on behalf of general kelly but having spoken to him about this sort of stuff i think that's where he was directionally. i think ambassador haley is not aware of this but generale kelly was supportive of her in certain times where she needed his support vis-a-vis the president and other people in the cabinet. the problem is the president has such a horrific management style, that he pits these people against each other and they start strafing each other when they should be collaborating. >> what john kelly said, if providing the president with the best and most open legal and ethical staffing adv

kelly confided in her.fide" suggests, well, he thought this was between cabinet members and we were trying to deal with something. kelly thought he was doing his job, which was to try to get the information flow not to be whoever walked through the door, which he said were four secretaries of state -- jared, nikki -- it would be helpful to have one. but to channel the information in some way. >> we've been friends for a thousand years. i see presidential material here. i could be sarcastic about it. this may be too slick. is this too slick? is this too obviously a play for power? >> i think it comes off as a weak cup of tea, to me. that she is trying to have it both ways so obviously that in the end she undermines not, you know, john kelly but herself. >> does it work with trump? trump is flatterable. >> absolutely it works with trump. >> could she be on the ticket because of this one gambit? >> if he gets rid of pence? well, i don't think he'll get rid of him. >> what about if he gets rid of pompeo because

>> it's not a game changer, kelly. it's more of what i've been thinking, which is you've had really weak manufacturing. i mean, these numbers are the softest since the recession. yet, the broader economy's held up so it tells you the u.s. is pretty resilient we're seeing that in the data. my fear, though, all along is that the fed now with some of this better data might make another communication snafu and in my opinion, they made a mistake this week by not being even more dovish because i need to see the treasury yield curve steeper. >> let me wrap my head around this so you're saying everything's looking better in terms of the outlook but the feds should have been more dovish >> yes, absolutely we still have a high dollar, we have low commodity prices and we still have pockets of the yield curve inverted so we're moving in the right direction. the equity market senses that. the surprise next year is much stronger growth but we still need help from the fed. >> i should say bill has been having a great year. >> yes. >>

for haley's book, telling his followers to buy it. >> kelly o'donnell. kelly, thank you. >>> the trump administration is expected to ban certain flavors of e-cigarette cartridges this week. that public decision could have political implications. as hans nichols reports, the president's plan is leaving a bad taste with some of president trump's core voters. >> reporter: the president says they will ban e-cigarette flavors. >> we have to protect our kids so we'll have an age limit of 21 or so. >> reporter: also acknowledging the power of the vaping industry. >> we have a lot of people to look at, including jobs, frankly. you know, it's become a pretty big industry. >> reporter: pressing their point and their big pens, ex-smokers converged on the white house and on twitter explained how e-cigarettes helped them quit their tobacco habit. >> strawberry cheesecake flavor saved my life. flavors matter. >> reporter: a vaping ban could leave a political burn for the president. more than 4 million vapors live in swing states, including almost 900,000 in florida. t

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kelly said there was a little more nuance.elly said he believed his job was to be the nomad in the room, which people will tell you in a corporation, there is always someone in the room that puts the brakes on big ideas, and that he thought that was his job every day, to advise the president, this is why this thing won't work, or that thing won't work. and he even went on to say that he regretted leaving the white house because he thought that while he was there, he was able to keep the president away from an impeachment process and that he's concerned that there is not a nomad in the room. i didn't get the sense while on the panel with him or talking to him privately that there is animosity. he just thought that was his job, to do the best thing for the office of the presidency, and in his mind, that meant for the greater good of the country. >> so, then, julie, what about for nikki haley? do you see at operations being revealed here by way in which she presents her point of view of what it was to work with this president, wh

. >> kelly clarkson big news. >>> and "e.t.'s" halloween week with more tricks and treats as bette midler breaks news with our co-host kyle richards and this little guy. >>> welcome to universal studios hollywood with our special guest co-host ak "real housewife" kyle richards. what is halloween like in beverly hills? >> people go over the top. >> full size candy bars. >> and maybe some cash. >> well, thanks for helping us out. you want to get things started. >> of course. here is tonight's top story. >>> lori, how do you feel about the new allegations? >> actress lori loughlin spotted out in beverly hills yesterday is standing her ground. in court papers filed in the morning she plead not guilty to the new bribery charge prosecutors added two weeks ago. >> in the legal world what lori's been doing these last couple months is a major head scratcher. many of us cannot understand why she did not take the plea deal to begin with. >> if convicted, loughlin could face 45 years in prison for her alleged role in the college admissions

kelly? >> really? >> really?ggs is the savage family attorney and says they are concerned by the apparent new posts. >> and they are ready to do whatever it takes to get her in a safe, comfortable environment where she can reconnect with her family. >> in a statement, r. kelly's attorney, steven greenberg, said it was not until the money ran out that savage decided anything was wrong. greenberg condemned her for seeking money he says to exploit her loving relationship with kelly. kelly has pleaded not guilty to all charges and is expected to go to trial in the spring. that being the federal case first. it's going to be interesting to see if as azriel clary comes out with information. and if savage has information that will build the cases. they're already pretty strong. >> you'll be on it. >> we have been on top of it. >> very interesting development. as we say, we haven't confirmed that was actually her. >> correct. >>> your trip through airport security may soon get a lot easier. ahead we visit to a tsa chester

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i'm jason kelly. carol: i'm carol massar.an also listen to "bloomberg businessweek" on sirius x.m. channel 119 and on a a.m. 1130 in new york. 106.1 in boston. 99.1 f.m. in washington, d.c. jason: bay area in london and on d.a.b. digital and through the bloomberg business app. over in the feature section, warby parker focusing on contacts. carol: see what you did there the brand made a name for itself with affordable direct to consumer glasses and just like its signature frame, the focus will be on keeping the price point low. warby parker's co-founder spoke with bloomberg about the rollout. >> we're super excited to be able to produce daily contact lens. at a much better price point than you can find elsewhere in the market. and it's really the first opportunity for contact lens wearers that have been wearing extended wear so -- two week or monthly lenses really their first opportunity to enter into an affordable daily contact lens. jason: and here's "businessweek's" austin carr on what it means for warby parker to become th

she didn't go to the president and say kelly is would against you, you should fire him. if she went to him and said, they went and talked about the 25th amendment, we'd be talking about that. this is her positioning herself for 20, 24. let's skip ahead. let's not do 2020, we can think in four-year cycles. what's interesting about nikki haley is she always finds a way continue to certify herself in the news cycle but preserve both sides of it. she can still claim to be, well, i was against the president but i privately counseled him on whatever subject comes out of fashion in 2024. and right now she's sticking close to him. i think the pence stuff is interesting, but until someone says that from the inside and it's not anonymous, i think a lot of this is morning chitchat. but can we do klopp, let's go back to that? jurgen klopp versus nick saban, give them a basketball team, who would you rather have them coach? >> i can't answer that question. >> jurgen klopp is more of a cultural and throw po anthropologist. it's monday morning, let's have some fun. >> why don't we have

general john kelly. ( laughter ) kelly left the white house in january of... i'm going to guess 1852. ( laughter ) at an event, just last weekend? last weekend, he revealed a warning he gave trump while he was looking for a new chief of staff. >> we were still in the process of trying to find someone to take my place. i said, "whatever you do, don't- - don't hire a 'yes man,' someone that's going to tell you-- won't tell you the truth. don't do that. because if you do, i believe you will be impeached." >> stephen: yes, john kelly has psychic powers. ( laughter ) he can foretell the obvious. he's nostra-dumbass. ( laughter ) trump responded to kelly's criticism in a statement saying, "john kelly never said that. he never said anything like that. if he would have said that, i would have thrown him out of the office. he just wants to come back into the action like everybody else does." oh, yeah. oh, yeah. kelly just misses the action! i mean, just look at how much fun! he! had! ( laughter ) trump wasn't the only one-- ( cheers and applause ) yeah, like gum in my

. >> it's called "invincible" and you kind of have to be to keep up with kelly's packed schedul i am afraid ♪ checout her week.. on and off from april september. it'seg wednesday, friday and saturday nights. then it's l.a. her talk show uslly tas multiple shows threeays a ek. >> i'm shooting a couple of first i was like ah!stly at >> they'll nowape up to eight shows certain weeks to accommodate because al that spring "the voice" will be live monday and tuesday night >> that's a lot. >> it is, but i'm kind of that person. >> oh, and don't fget mom duty. >> by the enof the day i am in bed with my toddlersike . ♪ i put apell on you >> yesterday kelly wasn't too busy to get her halloween on as bette midler's character from "hocus pocus." and last night we got scoop from bette herself. is she confirmed for t sequel after sjp instagrammed and told us this? public outcry for "hocus pocus." i mean, it's really hard to ignore deafening cry for a reboot or seque >> oh i hope theget to me before i'm a core. >> sounds like bette, dressed as mae west -- wasn asked yet. same for co-star kathy naji

thank you for watching, everyone [cheers and applause] >> kelly: here we go! ♪ give it up for garth brooks! ♪ ♪ ♪ ain't goin' down 'til the sun comes up ♪ ♪ ain't givin' in 'til they get enough ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: give it up for garth brooks! >> that's amazing. that's what i like!

why is she throwing so much shade at rex tillerson and john kelly? what's the move here? think it's evident when you see the reaction from the president. the president tweeting last night that everybody should go out and bye nicki haley's book. this is what she wanted to position herself as as she tries to sell this book and tries to be a future star of the republican party. we have known for months through our reporting, through other people's reporting that there were these efforts by rex tillerson, john kelly, jim mattis, to undermine the president, to ignore his orders sometimes. it's obviously interesting to hear it from a former u.n. ambassador, former cabinet level official. but it's strange she is showing herself as a person who did not join those earths. >> you take this from this book which paints this picture as a 12-year-old in a air traffic control tower and you have these officials saying it was chaotic and there were people trying to baby sit the president. nicki haley admits to it and john kelly in his reaction to the nicki haley book which is also not a d

former secretary of state rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly.ording to the post haley writes in her new book "kelly and tillerson confided in me that when they resisted the president they weren't being insubordinate, they were trying to save the country." haley doubled down on her claims in a recent interview. >> instead of saying that to me they should have been saying that to the president, not asking me to join them on their side bar plan. it should have been go tell the president what your differences are and quit if you don't like what he's doing. but to under mine a president is really a very dangerous thing. >> joining me now "washington post" senior political reporter aaron blake and rick tyler decided to come back with me, thank you, rick, rick, start with you, the former ambassador to the u.n., no secret that she did, in fact, oppose some of the president's policies. at times she certainly -- she told me she opposed certainly his tone occasionally. but now she's saying that tillerson and kelly tried to undermine the president and calle

kelly writes they confided in me when they resisted the president they were not being insubdords nant save the country. john kelly told "the washington post" if providing the president with the best staffing advice from across the government so he could make an informed decision is working against trump then guilty as charged. >> white house correspondent kaitlan collins is here traveling with the president over the weekend. i'll ask you what i asked you off the air, why? what is it in for nikki haley to essentially throw tillerson and the former chief of staff under the bus? >> i think she knows how the president feels towards them. what you've seen from nikki haley since she left the white house straddle this line from distancing herself from the president but also not criticizing the president. she has some very small criticisms in this book, but other than that there's nothing really overarching in it. i think a lot of it, there's been a lot of rumors about her potentially becoming vice president, replacing vice president mike pence on the ticket in 2020. i'm not sure that's the c

according to the "washington post," when they reached john kelly, when the "washington post" reached john kelly, he said that if providing the president -- i'm quoting now -- with the best and most open legal and ethical staffing advice from across the government so he can make an informed decision is working against trump, then guilty as charged, end quote. joining me right now, cnn political analyst and assistant editor for the "washington post," david swirling. david, good to see you. >> hi, fred. >> just this week, televised public impeachment hearings. does this add fuel to the fire of people in public office who were worried about how the president uses his power? i mean, in this published instance, the now former chief of staff and secretary of state were clearly worried. >> yeah, fred. it's a fascinating story by my "washington post" colleague and i encourage your viewers to read the whole thing. but in a nutshell, governor h haley in this book sticks with the president's side but sort of salvages some of the president's former senior advisers, her colleagues, former secretar

we'll head back out to kelly o. in palm beach, kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: it's so important to point out that rudy giuliani has not been charged with any crime. so we should not be talking about pardoning someone who has not been charged with the crime. we've got to let the steps play out. he was a former u.s. attorney in new york. there is an investigation going on. so we've got to look at each of these pieces with care. clearly these documents suggest there was an effort made to try to have some business. we don't know the intentions. we don't know what's behind it. we've got to proceed very carefully here until we have more facts. he's still the president's lawyer. he is still denying these allegations, and there have been no charges against rudy giuliani. so to get ahead of ourselves i think is not wise. so we've got to keep that perspective as we're talking about this. >> absolutely. kelly o'donnell in west palm beach, thank you so much. >>> meanwhile democrats gearing up for witness testimony on capitol hil

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kelly said, quote, kelly said that if providing the president with the best and most open, legal andal staffing advice from across government so he could make an informed decision is working against trump, then guilty as charged. her view is do it. >> it's such a delicate act she's trying to perform heere t stay on both sides of it, it will be hard to maintain it. she basically did confirm what we all talked about for two years, that there was this movement within the white house to hold the president in check. i think that sometimes when you try and do it this calculatedly, it blows up on you later, and she may come to regret later some of the things she said. >> to margaret's point, she is the only person i can think of who has managed this balance. stay on the president's good side, occasionally criticize the president, keep an affinity with the base and the rest of the party. as we go to break again, we want to take you to arlington national cemetary. vice president pence attending today's veterans ceremonies. this is from last hour. ♪ we didn't know where to turn for more inform

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>> hi, kelly.d i was honestly like the biggest rebel phase of my entire life. i had just come back from studying abroad in australia where i was on a high from traveling, getting tattoos, dying my hair, going bungee jumping. >> kelly: i want your life, what? >> i want to

back to you, kelly >>> thank you very much.t's been mo daryl mory pro-hong kong tweet put the nba in the middle of a major controversy over how u.s. should be doing business with china. carson block saying this business leaders and entertainers should locate their spines quickly and put freedom of expression above their corporate greed. he goes onto say that china should be reminded that it can't rise without the help of others. it's great to have you we asked a lot of u.s. companies from starbucks to disney to justify doing business in china. the answer is everything from needing to be culturely correct to in starbucks case trying to help the local communities that it is involved in. what do you think is the right posture for corporations here? >> first of all, playing the chinese government's game is conflating the chinese communist party or the government with the chinese people first thing we should do is separate these two concepts here they are very different. i'm not arguing that american companies should not do business

you hear the same from rex tillerson and john kelly according to nikki haley. i think these people, if they had principles, if they wanted to do the right thing, they should make that public and attach their name to it. i don't think we save the country by playing around the margins in 2019 and 2018. i think we save the country in 2020. >> ned price, i appreciate you being on. thank you very much. fringe conspiracy theory up next about a group of deep state operators secretly at war with president trump. that is now being pedaled by some 2020 congressional candidates. detail on the radical online movement. plus 2020 contender pete buttigieg hitting back after he was misquoted criticizing the former president. what the candidate is saying this morning in a new exclusive interview. that is next as we are just getting started on this veterans day. we're keeping an eye on the stage where president trump will be making remarks in new york in just about 20 minutes. we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place

kelly: i'm not so sure if i agree with you.ey go through with the impeachment proceedings, they go on recess, they come back, they put it to a vote. the president has stated clearly, if you proceed with this, we will take it to the senate and we want a trial. the president will be obstructionist at that point. kevin: on the issue of usmca, a lot of democrats want it done privately behind the scenes. do you think it will cross the finish line? jason: i think it will, but we have to recognize the significance of this. from a job creation perspective world working the with our clients, trying to figure out how we can best engage in infrastructure, move policy around job creation, insure small businesses in this country can thrive. kevin: that is an issue you can both agree on. thank you to kelly and jason. impeachment obviously constantly in the news. so far we have not seen huge market movement. is the market in pervious to the impeachment process or even result? joining us now is stephen pavlick from renaissance macro research.

she describes interactions with kelly and tillerson saying they were dismissive of her. they accused her at least by implication of trying to go around them. there is one very funny bit where he says he has four secretaries of sate, her, rex tillerson who was the secretary of state, jared kushner and hr halderman and he says i only need one. so there are a few bits, and there is quite a lot of personal reflection and some tantalizing ideas. >> you write about haily's response to president trump after the deadly charleston. in the president's words they had been hurtful and dangerous. she picked up the phone and she called the president and spoke to him privately and she said nothing publicly that and that is what people are going after. she called an olympic snitch. she thinks they should have voiced their concerns. >> she did it in the charlottesville example particularly she says she has reservations that she raised privately. she could live by her own rubric there which is if you disagree enough with the president you should quit. we can only surmise that she didn't d

>> kelly o'donnell at the white house for us. kelly, thank you. >>> president trump made his first public comments about those massive california wildfires, threatening to cut off federal funds to the state. it's part of an ongoing bitter feud he has had with california's governor, criticizing him for how he has handled the disaster. sarah harman north of los angeles. >> reporter: devastating fires scorched nearly 100,000 acres and forced thousands from their homes, the president lashed out at california governor gavin newsom and threatened to pull federal funding tweeting every year it's the same thing and then he comes to the federal government for monetary help. no more. get your act together, governor. and blasted new sosom's forest management. i told him the first day we met he must clean his forest floors. he doubled down on the south lawn. >> he's like a child. he doesn't know what he's doing. every year it's california. it's rarely somebody else or some place else. >> reporter: newsom fired back, you don't believe in clim

rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly try to recruit her to help.ording to haley, taylo even d that "people would die" of president trump went unchecked. >> they should have been saying that to the president instead of asking me to join them on their sidebar plan. quit if you don't like what he's doing. but to undermine our president is really a very dangerous thing and it goes against the constitution and against what the american people want. >> harris: general kelly responded in a statement to cbs, saying "if by resistance installing, she means putting a process in place to make sure the president knew all the pros and cons of a policy decisions we ca so we can make an informed decision, guilty as charge." >> joey: when i say it's hard for me, it's hard for me to believe it but it's hard for me to accept that this is true. one thing i wish is that they would just stop. they are not very informative in my opinion, there is a book coming out by no one that supposedly is about a lot of important things. so does that inform the voter orders that set

. >> kelly: [ babbles ] >> steffy: yeah, you know that. you know. [ laughs ] and you, beth, it was so good trick or treating with you. >> liam: yeah. first halloween wore her out. she looks like she's about to crash. >> steffy: oh, this one's gonna crash. >> kelly: [ squeals ] >> steffy: very, very soon. >> liam: oh, clearly. >> steffy: they're ready. they're ready. >> liam: you know what? >> kelly: i know, baby. >> liam: i'm probably not even going home, so, yeah, let's do it.

you think his chief of staff john kelly was trying to gedyrmine the president? they were college roommates and the best of friends. now one is dead, the other arrested for new details on a possible motive. we're inside syria where cbs news cameras capture heavy american armor moving in. what we've learned about the plan to ramp up u.s. firepower. and on this veterans day, we begin our new series, "profiles in service." how a different type of bootcamp is helping veterans fight their toughest battle against p.t.s.d. >> it was the purpose i was looking for. >> o'donnell: also, instagram is ending its love affair with the "like" button. what big changes could be in store for your feed. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. and thank you for joining us for our western edition on what is officially the coldest veterans day ever in dozens of cities from texas to michigan. snow is falling and temperatures arctic invasion plunges deep and wide across much of the country. the dangerous weather is already causing accidents and

you think his chief of staff, john kelly, was trying to undermine the president? >> i think that they were going in their own policy direction. i think that, you know, there were things that we would see in the national security council that the president would say he wanted or in meetings that he wanted, and they would stall him out so that he might forget or they would try and move in their direction of the policy. i don't agree with what they did. i don't agree with how they did it. i don't agree with what anonymous is doing right now. >> o'donnell: nobody is allowed to differ with the president? >> absolutely, but you go and you sit down in front of him and you do that. you are serving a country that pected a president. and when you decide to go in a different direction, you either openly come out and say what you think and allow the american people to hear it, you go and tell the president and allow him to understand you, or you quit. >> o'donnell: we asked general john kelly to respond and he told us, "if by resistance and stalling, she means putting a staff

jason: and i'm jason kelly.lso listen to us on the radio on sirius xm channel 119, am 1130 in new york. carol: am 960 in the bay area and london on dab digital and on the bloomberg business app. that's where you can find our radio interview, such as the one that we did with lauren greenfield. we talked with her about her latest documentary, "the kingmaker." it offers a portrait about the former first lady of the philippines. a look into the crimes of the marcos family and their comeback. jason: we should note that bloomberg provided financial support for the film and it was actually inspired in part by a story in bloomberg pursuits. lauren: i began filming in 2014 and never expected the project to take five years. it actually began with a bloomberg article by a journalist named william miller about this animal island that i never heard of. this was the kind of ultimate extravagance. she depopulated an island in the south china sea of its indigenous population and brought in animals from africa and four generatio

jason: i'm jason kelly.n us for "bloomberg businessweek" every day on the radio starting at 2:00 p.m. wall street time. you can also catch up on our daily show by checking out our podcast. get that at bloomberg.com, or wherever you get podcasts. carol: the next story is about the media spin on local news. jason: this is josh green from washington. this is a spin on something we have seen really come to the fore and elections the last few years. tell us what is going on on the left? josh: this is a very in the moment peace, in the sense that democrats are looking forward to 2020. one of the things that digitally inclined democrats are looking at and worrying about is the fact that republicans and trump are absolutely dominating social media. facebook, google, all these sorts of things, while democrats are busy running for president. i do a profile online for businessweek for the person i think is the most interesting democratic strategist right now on their side, a young woman named tara mcgowan, who is the f