anders: you are absolutely right.we are working on to maintain stability is exactly what you're saying. it is about scale and we have the biggest scale in the industry. continuous enhancement that delivers more electricity, more generation, on each product . if you look at the lowest four years, that is the case to continue lowering, because it is about scale. confident that we can continue to lead in those areas. is bigger always better here? i mean, the things are getting heavier and heavier, so you have to find costlier materials to hold them up in the air, and they are so big, they are hard to transport now to the places you want to put them. is that becoming a problem? anders: i would say that there is quite a lot to be done when generation higher and bigger blades, so we are not at the end of that technology cycle, far from it. lots ofthere is also new innovation to look at when it comes to lighter materials, blades,comes to split different types of drivetrains. it is still a fairly young industry with a lot of

delaware, ander, have now visited 12 state capitals. our next stop is tell, florida. on september 6e with live interviews during "washington journal." >> next, a cover station on freedom, democracy, and security. will hear from madeleine albright and condoleezza rice. ambassador nikki y

are potentially serious consequences including significant penalties to the company this is what anders wrote to the aircraft makers staff in early october the extent of the damage is not yet known the allegations are of kickbacks during sales of air bus passenger and military aircraft the effort to boost business also involved the use of illicit funds and g.p.s. sales agents for hot but boy from transparency international one thing is clear the company's management has filed an end as as c.e.o. is responsible. as of venice who is if it's true that he didn't know then there's definitely organizational problems which can be traced back to him and there's no question about it because after twenty years of o.e.c.d. rules ten years after the semen scandal to not ensure that you know what's happening in your company is impossible and especially in such a difficult business situation with competition from boeing and other competitors it's clear there's a strong temptation to do something like that industry has taken more care even if you really didn't know. the result is that airbus could be

my masseuse anders hit every pressure point and i was like, "ahh, this is so good, anders take me awayoud ten, that's one higher than cloud nine, which i've also been to." no big deal. [ laughter ] guess you had to be there. >> jimmy: i got the massage thing too and i could see my masseuse's little feet through the hole -- [ light laughter ] in the table, and i was like, "where do you get your nails done?" [ laughter ] and she was like, "i get them done here at night, but i guess you have to be here," but i already was, so we laughed about it and i guess you had to be there. [ laughter and applause ] >> i'm crying. no big deal. >> jimmy: let's move on to our round of "omg or nbd." this is when we decide if something is -- >> omg. >> jimmy: or nbd. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> me first, the minecraft castle that chad built. >> jimmy: nbd, i've seen better. >> yeah, nbd. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: my turn. nut milk. >> omg. >> jimmy: total omg. >> okay, a bowl full of balls. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: nbd. >> nbd. >> jimmy: la croy. [ cheers ] >> nbd. >> jimmy: nbd. [ audience ohs ]

carry her linkedin through the difficult times when off ander taken fell not lumber business grew theendously beginning with civil war. beginning with the 1860's, right up to the end of the century. specifically up to the early 1890's. there is one man who was primarily responsible for that. a fellow by the name of lawrence martin's figured out if you put that lumber on railroad cars and there is money to be made, a well loved philanthropist who buildings in the town. in the 1890's there was a real dropping off and lumber trade. that was obviously a tricky time for burlington. ironically, it was the world wars that carried burlington because of those textile mills. the textile mills in winooski were making a heavy will in clot that were made into blankets for heavylitary, topcoats, materials. sadly for burlington's history, all know in new england, could not compete with the low labor costs and the low the costs of mills in south. you did not have to he a lot of mills in the south like you had new england. and so millwork begin to dry up and in 1954, the big mills here in winooski shut down.

there six women accused moore of pursuing relationship was them when teen anders two accused him. assault or mole elingttation. he has denied doing anything illegal. >>> it's one of the top st stories this morning. holiday travel and today is the day most people are hitting roads to begin thanksgiving get away. more than 3 million people headed out of the d.c. area today. most driving. unless you like sitting in traffic or have somewhere to be later tonight aaa suggests holding off the start of jo journey until well, never. >> if you can wait until thursday morning i think you'll be a bit of less than wednesday. >> gas prices may be higher than usual this thavrkz gi giving. >> aaa says thanksgiving eave is worst day to hit the skies. >> airfare is the lowest in four years. if you catch a flight annie yu is live at reagan international to begin your holiday get away. good morning to you, annie. >> good morning mo, wisdom. things are picking up at reagan national airport this morning. i spoke with travelers. we have a lot of international travelers. i spoke to folks traveling to hon

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and what we did with this record, we did adam anders, the guy who was the musical director on the show "glee," i just go to him and tell him what i want. we did different flavors, white christmas, which is normally a ba ballad. we did it like a bosanova, and changed it. we did a new orleans jazz -- >> trombone shorty killed it. >> did he kill it or what? we tried to do different flavors that had not been done before. >> i love the title, my mother, who watches in indiana, my mother loves christmas music. she is the one person, my mom is the person that would play christmas music when it's 98 degrees in july. she just loves christmas music. so you know this season, it's one the write. i'm going to have you sign it. it's for my mom, it's on the way, mom. smoky robinson, an amazon original. so you can download it at amazon, smoky, good to have you on, my friend, always happy to have you. happy holidays. >> i love you man. >> thank you for watching tonight, that is our show tonight. and as always, keep the faith. >>> >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org.

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anders i think is right that women are more likely to experience sexual harassment but certainly men experience sexual harassment too and it's also worth noting that there are same sex sexual harassment so for example there's the united states supreme court case from a few years back which said that that is illegal to which involved a man who is working on an oil rig the other men who we work with thought that he was to a feminine and he experienced terrible sexual harassment and sexual threats as a result and so there are a lot of different ways the harassment can look which really again goes back to the point of the importance of workplace cultures that take this seriously and really don't make assumptions that only these sorts of people can be sexually harassed really these sorts of people can be harassers really communicate to all employees here's what the expectations are and here is how to make a complaint if you're experiencing harassment right there's so much most of all the . i'm going to take you to ask second show we have two shows about this because there's so many areas

is there a certain set of questions we want andered at this moment? >> there are still a number of principles. for example, mr. trump, jr., we still need to see, we've talked to a lot of folks who are in that so-called june 9th meeting. we have been holding off on the principles until we get all the preliminaries done. there are other figures that at the senior most level that we want to talk to. we also want to continue to explore policy standpoints, this whole question around social media, the fact that for a relatively small amount of money, $100,000 plus, plus a series of fake accounts, the russians were able to contact or touch 126 million americans with their fake news or their stories that were trying to sew discontent, and that was before facebook acknowledged the additional hits used on instagram. there are a lot of stories that continue to be unraveled. >> dickerson: let me pick up on that. there is a very provocative cover on the economist that has the facebook logo and it says, "social media, a threat to democracy." you had executives from

the saudi arrest saying the detained princes had been his words milking the country for years but anders i'd like to go back to iran how much of this has got to do with iran's growing influence i mean it's come out pretty well from the wars in iraq and syria and how much of that has niggled what is happening in saudi arabia at the moment if we take a more regional approach to this rather than looking internally in saudi arabia then obviously saudi arabia is a kingdom in what it was to assume leadership since someone came into power twenty fifteen he want to reassure the arab leadership over the middle east because of the the persian leadership of iran and i think this is very important he wants to work he wants saudi arabia wants to be the ball work against iranian expansionism and they see it as a see this as a threat in so man in particular sees this as a huge threat he's paranoid about iran's influence in iraq that's why he's reaching out to even. the shias in iraq who are in t. and t. iranian is trying to consolidate power in lebanon thereby working under the table with the israelis

ander than thanksgiving could beay, alibaba's generating a record $24 billion in sales. , it seems likebers -- when the numbers can't get bigger, they get bigger. what is the twist on singles' day? tom: the annual homage to the consumer gods. this is a global event. it is bigger than cyber monday and black friday. it is a huge event. single day largest focused on online shopping. sales willstimating come in at about 24 billion u.s. dollars. twist,said, there is a that alibaba is now tying into its network, about 6 million mom and pop stores. they are allowing these stores to integrate their technology to be able to line up on their shelves, goods that they know are popular. increase this data feedback loop. then they can get a better idea of what their customers want. this, is a new religious exports. this is the backbone behind this massive e-commerce day. thatogistics company drives alibaba's. they are injecting $15 billion in over the next five years. presidentn with the and asked him what the singles' day event meant for his company. take a listen. it's not just for the alibaba grou

there is one important point which i would like to highlight the we need to look at the ander of the cyber attack how it can create such a big crisis. this is important. regarding the u.s. forces and qatar, we appreciate the relationship we have and the partnership we have with the united states. is not to protect qatar, it is to save the region. is comingrotection from our own people and our own army. the presence of the u.s. and be in thees should calculation for anyone who wants be aink -- it will not guarantee against aggression. we have 11,002 12,000 that we have 11,000 two 12,000 troops. is developingip well and grow one and the same pace and was not affected by the current crisis. >> we have the defense minister visit us. >> what we have found with russia, a technical corporation agreement. there is an agreement between qatar and russia to work on some areas of defense improvement together. supplies for the united states and france. >> thank you very much. i have a quick question. it talked about the usa being an accomplice to saudi arabia. do you have any sense of the relatio

reset was the word that people used as that story percolated throughout the institutions and stop me anderinground mid-50s. last night starbucks did cut that forecast, but many other investors that hadn't followed the companies and read the ba headlines they quickly bald. the guys waiting on the sideline used the information to quickly get in the stock roared, closed at a dollar and went on starbucks sweetened the pop by giving you a dividend boast and a buy back at the same time a view was -- which you know i've been concerned about. what's actvision blizzard. the market chose not to listen, stiff game competition for the holidays news flash, there's always stiff gaming competition for the holidays you think bobby, the ceo of actvision blizzard hasn't thought about there? and he's real smart. the stock got no love about expanding the east coast business what's ironic here is i think that actvision blizzard should be bought and bought afwrefly, which is something we told the members of the source.com public many times today but i would not case the stock of starbucks here unless we knew for s

andere mentioning zimbabwe that is one of the things pushing bit going higher -- bitcoin higher is aut -- as there is a potential coup. , popular inng africa, zimbabwe in particular in the shortage of hard currency with the dollar the main currency in zimbabwe. together,y are they square has taken bitcoin and will let users share it going on their mobile -- bitcoin on their mobile accounts. ge tumbling after the revised business plan and the share price is in white and tumbling against today. at the same time, the total call open interest and he put to open interest has been soaring as people are buying bearish declines tothe ge continue as their shares are down more than 40% this year, which makes them by far the worst performing in the dow jones industrial average. we have not seen a performance like this since goldman lost about 45% in 2011. mark: let's get to deutsche bank, shares of the act rising comedy private that's a private equity firm taking a 3% stake, making it the fourth biggest shareholder. joining us is our german banks reporter who broke the story. and the vice presi

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by tomorrow afternoon, the mid-up ander 50s, yes, some people could make it to 60 degrees, which would be remarkable. and then tomorrow night, we see the rain come in. some time between 11:00 and midnight and just come in in a strip across the philadelphia area. a lot of the upper pennsylvania suburbs lehigh valley, berks county, you're not going to see rain. if you do, it may just be a sprinkle or rain or snow mix. the heavier rain will be in south jersey and delaware. then by wednesday, temperatures start to fall. the high is going to kosm after midnight. by thanksgiving morning, you'll be 32. we'll make it only into the low and mid-40s across the area. should be a fairly quiet day. that's the good news. e we like that. here's your thanksgiving day forecast. we're looking at 45 for philadelphia. 43 for the lehigh valley. 4 for the jersey shore. you can get your forecast any time you want throughout the thanksgiving holiday. download our app at nbc10.com. >> next at 5:00, flawed furniture. >> one woman says a brand new leather couch started peeling after delivery how nbc 10 responds c

. >> ander replacement images found on a camera. how a marine was reunited with his photos lost over nine years. caitlin you. >> it was cold enough for the uing boots over the weekend, guys, we had first hard freeze early saturday morning and since then we've stayed very chilly. temperatures this afternoon made it to low 50s. below normal mid november. 50 outside right now. winds out of northwest. takes cold evening. and temperatures won't go up too much in the 7-day for forecast. i'll show you that on the other side of the break when fox news at 5 returns after ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you tak

him ander speaking with i asked him about baltimore, i said, do you think we are products of our environment? he looked back at me and he said, actually, i think we are products of our expectations. i thought to myself, he is absolutely right. we were not products of our environments, we are products of our expectation. a message that said, it is a shame that you would appear expectations and he didn't. i said the shame is that we both did. he did live up to his expectations. when we are talking about things like reading hope and opportunity, the very first is this soft to do bigotry of expectations we have for some many kids in so many communities. for things that they were born into and for things they should not be ashamed of. tohave to be able psychologically change the bars and barriers. said, if washington you break a band's spirit you do not have to escort him to the 's spirit you do not have to escort them to the back door, he will walk there himself. we have far too many people who are walking there by themselves. [applause] greathink wes brings up a point. i am the child of a singl

extremist andere that unit was not going to be in fighting fitness at all.romley guide his head three miles away that he was going to load up a wagon and get that white into the troops. he found a guide to volunteer with him, loaded up the wagon, and started moving towards the clearing with the battle was. he ran into two officers who told him to get back, he cannot get there, forget it. he ignored them after they left and went through the clearing, at the back of his wagon shot off but i managed -- but managed to get a significant amount of provisions to the troops. officere a commissioned after that crazy deed and continued to rise up as a result of similar experiences and similar battlefield actions. >> how did he get elected to the house of representatives and how long was he there? >> after the civil war, he decided he wanted to become a lawyer. i think he knew he wanted to become a congressman. his mentor was his commanding b hayes,were deferred who became a congressman before the civil war ended. hayes loved mckinley. >> hayes is also from ohio. >> ye

this me andere is my brother against my neighbor logic which who threatens mind helps.russia this isthe pitch russia was making to authoritarian leaders 10-15 years ago when we had the revolutions. not that the russians were really going to help but that was there pitch. the u.s. is out to get you overthrow you. that is the pitch they are making now. , the ypgher hand thing, i tend to disagree. i think this is a scituate -- serious issue. when the turks say this is an organization controlled by a terrorist group inside turkey they are right. this creates a problem. we say we are only cooperating in syria. it doesn't work like that. the issue is trans regional. you are de facto strengthening them and that becomes a problem. we have never fully resolved if we are going to choose the kurds or choose turkey. we try to have both. that goes to the final point. >> maybe will make another choice in a few weeks. that is the real problem. we don't have a strategy. the turks got very surprised with the united states seem to say enough already. what has been the follow-up? this was an action tha

if there is a senator ander there are a bunch of them up there, throw things at their staff.nd there is this conspiracy of silence where no one ever says it.hi like, that's awful behavior. you should not misuse your power to bully people beneath you. he has for years and no one said word one about it. i don't know why. >> no, that's true. though i do think there is a particular venom toward women in the case of al franken. and the idea that -- and the idea that no one talks about who the mean senators are i promise you, as a former senate staff, that's all we talk about. >> tucker: come on my show to name names. >> well, i would like to tell you the names because i thought it was interesting not of the mean ones, i will be nice. when i was working with the senate judiciary committee absolutely 100 percent unanimously the two nicest senators to their staff were i hate to admit the first one teddy kennedy and jesse t hamills. >> tucker: i knew that. they were famous for that ann coulter. thank you. great to see you. burden some requirements from headquarters make police work fe

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. >> our goal is not war but rather the complete verifiable ander reverse able dede-nuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> reporter: it's a tricky message he was trying to deliver that the u.s. is ready for war with north korea while trying to avoid it at all costs. it's the same message the military has been trying to sends, too. >> i know a lot about the joint chiefs and who they are. they're very responsible, cautious men. this generation all grew up in warfare. old guys never want to fight. >> reporter: but while the generals in uniform and in the cabinet have been cautious the president has, at times, been flat out threatening. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> i this i think the president is more of a new york city hustler, so he's learned some lessons that are not applicable in international relations or international security. >> reporter: general mccaffrey is an outspoken critic of the president. >> there is an element of disbelief on the part of many of us who have see

yellow zone between 301 ander is aats road. as we look to virginia outer loop and annandale looks good as well as 66 to springfield interchange outer loop of things. 95 northbound dale city yellow zone it's starting to back main lanes prince william parkway 66 eastbound nine minutes gainsville to 23 4 all metro rail lines in time. steve and allison. >> update this morning on the maryland woman seriously hurt in las vegas shooting that happened earlier last month. tina frost was moved out of neurointensive care unit into a general population icu. spokesperson for the family says she is started to write on a white board and she's doing some walking on her own. over the next few weeks she'll continue physical and speech therapies and could even begin speaking, frost was at route 91 harvest festival in las vegas when hit by a bullet in the face and lost an eye as a rut of shooting. >> five suspected cases of mumps reported at american university in d.c.. d.c. department of health said all affected students have been isolated as par

of course goodwill sells go nateed items and funds job programs ander advices for homeless person and former inmates. >> they should recognize that this helps out people more than people realize and they should take that into consideration. make the world a better place, right. >> police want to talk with anyone who saw the robbery. the store now has a security guard stationed there at the front door. >>> this afternoon, the san francisco board of supervisors will decide whether or not to overturn the controversial sale of a street in the city's presidio heights neighborhood. >> the private street you may remember was sold at auction for just $90,000. >> ktvu's alex savidge is live in san francisco to bring us more on why the homeowners, alex, believe the sale was unlawful. >> reporter: yeah. good morning to all of you. and the homeowners hearsay that the city didn't do enough to notify them before selling off their private street two years ago. presidio terrace was sold at auction after the homeowners association failed for years to pay property taxes on this small street, the sidewa

demos ander mcghehe of demos action, thank you for being with us, and jenna freudenburg, from hilliard, ohio, graduate student. when we come back, we had to tulsa, oklahoma. president trump attempted to insult the massachusetts congresswoman elizabeth warren -- m massachusetts senator elizabeth warren i calling her pocahontas. who was pocahontas? we will speak with a cherokee writer. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "the world is going up in flames" by charles bradley. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: president trump is winding down native american heritage month by opening the door to new drilling and mining land consididered sacacred by triribl natitions. on monday, trump plans to travel to utah to announce plans to thehe national monuments. u.s. interior secretary ryan zinke recommended both sides be reduced in order to make way for more industrial activity on thte land.. say they will sue to stop the change. this comes after trump attempted to insult massachusetts senator elizabeth warren are referring t

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: anders gadegaard is the dean of copenhagen cathedral. >> when you add this jazz tonefor people and it becomes easier for us to proclaim the gospel so to speak. >> reporter: the jazz mass was written by bassist chris minh doky, brother of the pianist. >> if you take an old song from the danish song tradition that's 300 years old, there's a reason why it lasted 300 years, because the melody is really good. if you take the melody and set it free and don't constrain it in any boxed in way and just present it as is with a contemporary harmonization and presentation, you'll hear that this melody is universal. it's basically the same as hearing a pop song from the '50s that turns into a jazz standard. >> reporter: the claim that denmark is the epicenter of global jazz may be disputed, but this congregation proves beyond doubt the spirit is strong. for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant in copenhagen. >> brangham: a recent chart- topping musical recording came from a group you wouldn't expect in a place you wouldn't expect. from pbs station net in nebraska, dennis kellogg

welcome to the 30th anders bursary -- anniversary celebration of the c-span archives. am robert browning, the director of the archives. ago this month that we turned on the vhs machine. i have to explain what those are. noise as theyt of rewound. we round -- it is all digital recording. was to indexgoal it and make it available for public use. fun 30 years later to look at how those goals have been met which is what our panel is about. back then, the internet did not exist. digital recording was unknown. the cloud was something you watched in the sky. vision -- a vision of what could be if we kept this material -- not knowing how it would be used and we are creating the future of american democracy -- the history of american democracy. before i turn this over to mitch daniels, we're going to look at a little video. look at some of our panelists tonight. [video clip] roses are red. violets are blue. gentleman tothe give us some definitive time on tuesday night. >> how would you define your ideology? is it more liberal, moderate, or conservative? . thatfiscally conservat

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delaware, ander, have now visited 12 state capitals. our next stop is tell, florida. on september 6e with live interviews during "washington journal." >> next, a cover station on freedom, democracy, and security. will hear from madeleine albright and condoleezza rice. ambassador nikki haley talks about russian interference in the 2016 election. this begins with brief remarks from former first lady laura bush. [applause] >> thank you all. thanks, everyone. thank you, can. good morning everyone. .elcome in 1944, a federal judge and philosopher, judge learned hand, delivered his speech in central park to over one million people on "i am an american" day. his speech reached people who had just been sworn in as nationalized united states citizens. he said, we have gathered here to affirm a faith. a faith in a common purpose. a common conviction. a common devotion. some of us have chosen america as the land of our adoption. the rest of us have come from those who did the same. just across the street is central park. today we would begin a conversation about how to foster a

a march on november 29th to try to get on the road to cut the road between columbia andnd nashvill ander basically isolated schofid in the middle. had it turned out right, there would have been two core plus nathan bedford forest and steven d. lee's core to the south of schofield. h he takes off from columbia. hood's two core that did the flanken the night before get to town of spring hill, tennessee. right about dark. and cheatham does not bhok the road. the next morning, hood wakes up and the entire army wakes up and schofield is gone. schofield who had been trapped between lee's core and all the artillery and the other two had marched up the road,ily the columbia pike and they literally mentioned that it was union soldiers said it looks like an ocean of campfires beside the road. and they marched by all night long and were never stopped. r the next morning, hood and the army wake up.oaas they get on the road and start chasing schofield to try to catch him before he gets to nashville. he gets to franklin and all the bridges are washed out.he digtt he knows hood's army is is just a coup

collofessor stan ander. let's get you a check on the first word news with emma chandra.mma: white house says president trump will not meet with vladimir putin vietnam due to scheduling conflicts. are attending the asia-pacific summit there. both sides are working on a suitable time and format for a meeting, but u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says a --ting is a relevant irrelevant. the trump administration is under investigation for ties to the russian government during the 2016 presidential election campaign. collect china's big bang moment. the government is taking another step to liberalize its financial industry. china will remove limits on foreign banks that fund companies, and they will be allowed to take controlling stakes in chinese businesses. we spoke with jpmorgan's ceo. >> this is going in the right direction. these conversations are very possible, and this is good for china, and good for international players that want to have a part in that market. that is an interesting, attractive market. international banks and security firms have been frustrated f

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