district go to the court to in that district but there are difficulties as technology has advanced berger of first is near-perfect anonymity to prevent law-enforcement to identify what location of the computer is. so if it is on a network with that mechanism if they are interested in exchanging images once to communicate he can do so fairly effectively to know where his home is to get a warrant. so one primary value all above rule change does in those circumstances of the of location of the computer bayou can go to any accord with the crime under consideration. that was an issue in fact, the only change that has been made to allow investigators to know which court they go to for these circumstances. >> he said it is very narrow and very restricted with the location of the computer and. some libertarians have raised some concerns of those jurisdictional limits. >> the rule was one of the few practical limitations we had in place to relieve stop government hacking but congress has never considered to allow that in the reason is important that hacking has all sorts of increased risk of wiret

producer rachel berger brings us the melodies of the threshold choir.not alone ♪ i am here now sager: i'm 38. all: ♪ you are not alone sager: my full name is adrian "luca" brooks sager. i have terminal brain cancer. all: ♪ i am here beside you cadbury: i want to do this work of singing at the bedside of people who are dying because i feel very strongly that death is a very real part of life. and we can't just ignore it. all: ♪ may peace be with you kirner: when i go to the bedside, it is an opportunity to be in a very sacred space with someone because you are there with a person in their most intimate time. all: ♪ may love be kirner: they're going through their own questions about, "why me? am i gonna see tomorrow?" they're reflecting in a way that is very pure. ♪ all: ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh munger: i am kate munger. i am the founder of the threshold choir. in 1990, i was asked to fill in a volunteer slot for a friend who was dying of hiv/aids. it was very distressing to see him comatose and agitated. so i did what i did at the time when i was nervous or afrai

that's for berger the defense of player of the year is on the play run and pass. really good point he also splits route split about an covers guys in the passing game as well von miller at this point in the season several games left here should what and could the defense of player of the year. he hits you he runs through you. so good the first contact with his hand their way he means amazing. we like to you to this board foe csu global now through december 16 drop off on wrapped in denver area gordon's locations though be delivered to prequalified families for the holiday program. he also want to invite to stop by gordon's middleton store december 9 between 6:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. the fox 31 news team snow is in the mountains. tracking the next snowstorm to move into the state it's weather is quiet check how bad traffic is mile high camera looking back towards downtown the truck that is right first truck this line standard 15 minutes ago. that traffic is not moving. serious crash are serious injuries from us in the fitting crash north check in the traffic through

say is totally unheard of in fact, fact,, i don't know if you know, they say you have to win ohio bergerver and over and over restart even then we were up we did not have much help it turns out that did not matter but we had helped with the people and that is what mattered. [cheers and applause] i heard you must minnesota o via you cannot win the presidency without ohio so we started early but then point by point by point with a couple of little drops but with the ohio there was no drops it got better and better and cn to resold i love you it is the great place. thank you we and the people of this great state answered in you will be very happy people say right now we will make america great again. [applause] you pounded the pavement and organized and propelled to victory a grass roots movement the likes of which the world has never seen before. this is what they say. today on one of the networks they said bbn rejects and corrects when was that? 1838? somebody said that was great but nothing like what happened here. more importantly right heard might say what happened in indiana we will d

midway through the fourth quarter, been roth berger with game winning 4-yarder. stealers win 24-20. they improve to 9 and 5. they will host the more or less on christmas day. the bears hosting the packers in brutal weather. 9-degrees at kickoff and the lead, but the final seconds when it's all tied up at 22. aaron rogers does what aaron rogers does. a 60-yard gain to the fourthth yard line. heya knows the rules.s. stopped the clock with 4 seconds left, setting p a game winning field road, time expires, the packers win 30 to 7. green bay is now 8 and 6. nfc wild card standings the top two teams, giants and bucks they are currently playing the cowboys.cowb they are down 26 to 20. 20. of course you have the redskinse hosting the packers tomorrow night, the packers and the viking much it's that i'm in the envelope season when the most outside games or frigid affairsf the temperature is expected topt be balm i compared to today. 28-degrees, which is the samehes what they're expecting t panthers. when it comes to the cold, do the players believe in the right to bare th

liberties, so each of those areas i wanted to find one good example for the alien and sedition act berger the socialist congressman or the espionage act of for all for one -- world war i but the logan act was a given in that was the incident behind the book. but to dig deep into my historical knowledge it took me awhile. i had to keep crossing things off and add new things. >> what about nixon and kissinger with the of logan act? >> not kissinger but briefly some talk of using it against nixon. very brief. and that is another chapter in my book talking about richard nixon 1968 worrying that johnson talking about peace in vietnam would help hubert humphrey win the election because he was gaining on him. he was conspiring secretly telling him to reject any overture from johnson. but johnson found out and did use the word trees and 1.while angrily talking to a senator if you listen to loud johnson's white house he swears a lot when he talks. [laughter] but lbj did consider using the logan act but they did not fully have the evidence they needed to go public and that point they decided it wou

if coverage was the issue then obamacare was an abysmal failure berger surely we can do better. so first we will go forward with the resolution then come forth with the replacement will actually be. >> will this be phased been piecemeal? one but with those plans that will be separate? is that the approach he would fight correct. >> data now how many times i have said the same thing we're working the phase in period and i have a strong set of rules. >> day have not talked to the speaker. senator mccain and vote to and burn as i indicated in my statement. >> because mike karen is terrified. i base your office will not be the same. >> but we in anticipate doing to revolutions the sheer the first to one was obamacare though later one is in the spring largely dedicated to tax reform. so there will be today scheerer and they will set up reconciliation vehicles. for us to address to very important issues in and we are worried about a this single biggest reason for that is our tax structure which makes it very difficult to stay here because the corporate and the individual tax rate is w

and it's so tragically sad and cynical that the governor would sign something like this and senator berger and speaker moore would pass these things. >> you said they're unpopular, but they have made it more difficult for people to vote. they have been relentless and open about stopping people from going to the ballot box. did these moves make it harder for people to vote them out if that's what people want? >> it could, but on the other hand, some of the things we're doing because we don't have the preclearance package under section five, let's flip it over. they did this because they're afraid. they're afraid of this movement in north carolina. they vote to pass the worst voter suppression. we beat them. they passed the worst redistricting. we beat them. lines have to be drawn and have new elections in the new year. they purged voters, we beat them and got them put back on the rolls. they cut 158 early voting sites this year, 158 less than we had in 2014, and we beat them. the governor's race, the a.g.'s race, the auditor's race, the secretary of state, and an african-american in north c

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: here is joe berger. he was voted "'minecraft >> steve: wow! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is that an award to give out? >> steve: yeah, they give out that award during the season. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: up next from the cowboys is sean lee. [ cheers ] he was voted "most likely to move his mouth like a a nutcracker." >> steve: wow. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: and finally, from the vikings is audie cole. he was voted "grungiest val kilmer." >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: there you go, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] those are your "nfl superlatives." we'll be right back with audience suggestion box. let's go! [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything, ? so we know how to cover almost anything. even a rodent ride-along. [dad] alright, buddy, don't forget anything! [kid] i won't, dad... [captain rod] happy tuesday morning! captain rod here. it's pretty hairy out on the interstate.traffic is literally crawling, but there is some movement on the eastside overpass. getting word of another collision. talk to farmers. we know a thing or

two chiefs know, ago, chief justice berger used low mplain about the quality of counsel. opposite have just the reaction. disappointed that so many of the best minds in the country were being devoted to enterprise. there would be a public defender and, you know, this woman is really brilliant. why aren't you out inventing the or doing something productive for the society? all, , lawyers, after don't produce anything. other people to produce and to go on with their and in an iently atmosphere of freedom. that's important. but it doesn't put food on the table. and there have to be other that.e who are doing and i worry that we are devoting too many of our very best minds this enterprise. and they appear here in the ones who will only argue here once and will never come again, i'm usually they sed with how good are. sometimes you get one who is not o good, but, you know, by and large, i don't have any complaints about the quality of counsel, except maybe we are our best minds, shouldn't -- how can i put it another way? law clerks, law firms spend money to getnts of the very,

the man who created the big mac has died, h passed away yesterday he invented the berger and his uniontown pennsylvania franchis 1967, it featured, two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce cheese, pickles onions on a sesame seed bun, his family say he wants a week until his healt worsened he was 98 years old >> nestle says they have found way to make healthy chocolate using only natural ingredients found a way to structure sugar differently, remove the sugar crystals they say that each particle dissolves more quickly so they can use the sugar, but still thinks it is almost to have the reduced sugar chocolate sometime next year. this baber has gotten lost on his way back to the dam. would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies call now. and don't forget the free tv app. get ultra

that is why you have a national security advisor, whether scowcroft, hadley, sandy berger who ever washe national security advisor, tony lake, they tell you, here's what your defense secretary wants, your secretary of state wants, here's what i believe, if you want. these are risks and benefits. if you want to change china policy, accept this phone call. you're being told, john bolton has written this is a great thing to do. this will be the after effect. you now have to make that decision. that's the problem. i'm not sure he's getting that kind of advice. >> more so than the literally and seriously, i think kellyanne conway has a better way of s saying this now, things that offend voters versus things that affect voters. you can be offended by things he said but the richest point, if it -- too rich's point, if it affects me i will feel very differently about that. we have to remember his policy and how it actually ends up affecting people's lives is very important. we have to remember we still have a very divided country. for all the talk about he won because he did this, he's still c

of 18 you should have a choice as to where you're going to go or even outside of your constituency berger you should be able to go there for to know that it is a lower fare that you enter family can afford. so why is it that it is unfair that you pay such an expense that you may choose not to go into education because you are not providing for yourself or your family? [applause] >> what about the northeast of england? >> mr. speaker i have of pleasure quivered as to why we should complete the motion we stand and agree whether the aid to the environment people say for us to do everything that we do mean never thought of that as ambitious the bigger the doubt the bigger the pill. but then ambition and put us off only to encourage us even further. [applause] >> members of the youth parliament we had eaten french -- front bench contributors one u.s. thirsting to contribute and day woman who was waving at me the purple top. >> mr. speaker, making transport there for all people as an and all issue especially with the post 16 learns listed in full-time education has to pay vast amounts of money

you can introduce yourself to share ideas when you are new people leprosy skeptical of politicians berger you have to say here is what i believe san here is the proof. >> and here is what you believe it is clear in the book. [laughter] you say the same thing back home and anywhere else. so my sense is people are very receptive to this conversation. >> it goes back to dick armey and the contract with america. so it is not really republican it is the free market = treatment for citizens under the law. >> for the economic justice. >> the problem is not that they hold themselves to those promises then they vote for what is not the free markets. then i get into all sorts of trouble. you can predict every one of my votes. go check it out. >> care is something important that you pressed on, november 12th, was this the prediction? >> i got to flip the coin at the last game. that is the love he relationship three captains came up. >> is economic department. [laughter] >> that is great for it was great to spend time with you and thinks for taking the time. >> it is the good interview you took notes

still to come, more about the berger creator. >>> hillary clinton hasn't spent a lot speech. we will tell you about her most >>> severe stalls -- storms move through the south today. the woman who shot this video says this started as a wate tornadoes were also spotted in georgia, one touchdown near atlanta about 7 miles north of the city. heavy rain trends the area. and storms produced a series of storms across tennessee and alabama. in alabama a daycare facility was ripped apart and three >>> investigators say it is too soon to call the attack and ohio state an act of terrorism. officers say the suspect bought a knife before the attack, but it is not clear if that was the weapon used. a police officer killed the suspect after he drove his car into a crowded area and/people with a knife. >>> and memorial tonight honor the victims of a plane crash thousands lick candles and doves were released in the air. 71 people died, three survive. >>> the united nations warned hundreds of thousands of people are still trapped in aleppo. these people are without basic medical care. the bom

austin berger/ driver: "we saw about three to four footers. my car was about up to here. there were also delays and cancellations at minneapolis-st. paul international airport. and here in south dakota.snow covered streets are all over.after whitout conditions there at the height of the storm. >> reporter: we were kind of lucky. holman was probably this the storm just rolling across parts of the united states. bringing some very heavy snow we had gusts over 70 mi. an hour in nebraska. heading eastward and then getting hit the big storm there and some cool temperatures left behind. and 19 degrees 14 and helena and then another 25 degrees in denver and 43 in albuquerque. really the long- range forecast a more promising as we see the winter ahead. cold around the bay area and not as cold pettifog overnight tonight and then plenty of sunshine a moral slightly warmer and then the trend really probably little bit warmer. at the end of the new year temperatures up the door and out dropping into the '30's. o if >> reporter: and the cosine right now and and then 38 degrees make yo

the but the -- this is an expression of our gratitude and appreciation as sacrificed and serve it bergeran delos their lives 1941. this morning will place the wreath to honor the territory of marines to be presented by parks service rangers and retired military . pass to present to honor those who fought in the name of freedom 75 years ago to recognize our veterans and current active duty members that continue to solve our country also that our were future generation may never forget those sacrifices that to place and continue to take place every day. that territory of hawaii but as a base by one of the great disrepair for its debt to expedite the return to the fleet. those to open their services and homes to those who are learning from more patrols said today with a strategic and will thumping military continuing to offer a lot to all. but will the civilian survivors and witnesses please stand as you are able [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ please be seated. the united states army. while many history books focus on the pearl harbor attack the united states german army fought diligently to defend there

lord knew berger said the referendum act was at legislation back in parliament, did it concede powern? they said it was a joint effort when we joined the european union itself between parliament. shouldn't leaving be a joint effort as well? and the supreme court overturned the ruling about 50% of the time. you could flip a coin at this point. julie: it sounds like we don't really have any indication one way or the other which way this is going to go? they are supposed to be impartial. the supreme court judges are supposed to be politically impartial and they work hard to make it seem that way in the courtroom. they say now that they are going to deliberate as quickly as possible. there is a lot riding on this, they will not rush it read we may know around mid-january. mark: where does this leave theresa may because we had the motion in parliament yesterday , it carolebated article 50 will be supported until the -- it carried that article 50 will be supported until the end of march and theresa may have to give more detail. how does that influence or affect or change from what is going

created the big mac for mcdonald's has died michael jim and doug on he invented the iconic two-tiered berger that is uniontown in pennsylvania franchise the first introduced this ingredients damage in 1967 after spending two years to come and the big mac was available nationwide the following year today mcdonald's sells 900 million big macs a year worldwide. he was 98 years old. still to come new money new problems a brand-new bill is under fire overseas why some what it's made. the cavs respond to jr smith defensive lapse big news involving the indians and major ?slow, building african-style m? it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions the world's coolest indoor waterparks. apparently not suitable for vegetarians and vegans and vegetarians are calling for the new back no threat of been in circulation for two months to be replaced because they're made with a substance try firm animal fat contains entrance of the means from animal fat tell it is sometime use insults and candles online petition against a notice in getting attention a lot of it. we star

will this perfect berger you always have it together for so many years i would have thought good. is working. [laughter]to 2006 wa but that was up beginning of thought recognition it was the self defeating mechanism in i m happy to tell you through hard work i do believe it is the reason i found my husband and my three kids with true frenchgl ships that i struggled with earlier and i believe it is the secret to my success as a broadcaster. >> you always see so placed howdy you maintain your composure greg spanish she is not. she is a mess. [laughter] i have learned to control my temper. i am irish catholic the other half is italian for:iy am able to control my temper and that is the key is a cage to feel a notional or to feel the tears but thegr same is true when you are a angry i have moments on the set where fighting don't get angry. don't get angry. but i am. and then don't show your anchor. i am not a monkey i do not have to act on all my instincts i can talk myself through at and so can you. >> roger ailes is hovering along the edges so with the of revelation in the book that

mark: i mark berger. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." minutes away from the end of the wednesday european session. vonnie: time for our latest boom bloomberg business flash. american factory production fell in november for the first time in three months straight production was down 1/10 of 1%. production wasl down 4/10 of 1%. utility use slowed because temperatures were warmer than usual. uber and volvo are expanding their testing of driverless cars. the companies had been testing about 1/2 dozen cars in pittsburgh. a is what they say is significantly larger fleet of vehicles in san francisco. that is your bloomberg business flash for this hour. mark: the swedish finance minister says she is surprised by the positive market reaction following president-elect donald trump's election victory. she says while there could be short-term gains for the global economy, long-term risks remain. some believe fiscal stimulus when it comes to investments will enhance growth. on the other hand, when it comes to financial market regulation, some believe

relationships that have all of the information and the transition period it is too short and too long berger had been transitioned into n transitioning deleterious more fun this a very complicated period with their talking to each other and forget that the foreigners are listening. i airily hope that make good friend henry kissinger has a strong influence on the president-elect. [laughter] [applause] you are the only hope of. >> one sensitive issue to another, as secretary albright you were in my knowledge the only senior american to visit north korea. you met with the father was of can jong-il in almost arranged for clinton to visit north korea after the inauguration but president-elect trump is also talking about having discussions directly so more than any american official in decades what did he tell you about his idea? >> it was interesting because we have had a lot of talks with the north koreans throughout the initiation there was a lot of breakdowns and issues that came up with the agreed framework and president clinton aspin's to do a complete radio and then me has sign meetings wit

speaking russian] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] translator: strongly defended bergere have been successful but we should also guarantee our country any kind of discrimination when of any kind of selfishness, and whoever comes from, highly ethical we care and we're ready to listen. as you know, and then to be supported with the democracy and the competition and donald holder of reputation that we should continue as the russian party has special responsibilities. there is a foundation for the government together to make sure all the commitments and all the promises. the people made their choice . with up populism and the demagoguery we appreciate the mutual support and the unity. but that falls unity imposed on the people we will not go back to those times. to talk about freedom to use that as an excuse for road funding other people's feelings are religions. did you think you are smarter or more in financed then you should respect other people because it is unacceptable. so you have the meeting of the culture with those responsibilities and with the culture but everybod

cristina alesci, eric berger, thank you all very. >>> vice president-elect mike pence talking to jake tapper today on "the lead." this is going to start at 4:00 p.m. right here on cnn. tune in to see what he says. >>> coming up, that tragic fire inside an oakland, california, warehouse. 36 people killed. there are countless questions. what's next for investigators? we'll talk to a former atf agent who can answer that question. >>> investigators are back inside the oakland, california, building that was a scene of a horrific fire that killed 36 people. concerns about a building collapse halted investigations yesterday. they've cleared 85% of the building and don't think the death toll will continue to rise at this point but it doesn't mean the search for victims is over. cnn's paul vercammen is in oakland for us. we've been hearing from the man who leased this building who many people are pointing fingers at. basically the landlord. what's he been saying? >> reporter: well, derick ion almena is the man has ran this, the manager, now in the cross hairs of investigation. many people pres

we want to say great congratulations, don't we, to one of our dear producers, ally berger. >> ally is an amazing human being and even better mother. she has a beautiful baby girl this morning. congrats to dad. some boxing fans may know him as kid chocolate. the baby's name is valencia coridad quillen and she's got a little 2-year-old big brother named joaquin, who we love. if you're looking at that saying, wait, why doesn't he have a shirt on? is that what you're thinking right now? we should let you know that there is, as a lot of new moms and dads know, there's a skin-to-skin thing that happens right after a baby is born to promote bonding and that is a result of that. >> so he was holding his new little daughter. >> congrats, ally, we love you. >> enjoy your time together. all right, there's another couple in town today too. it is lionel ritchie and mariah carey. >> can you imagine, your head explodes right now. so they're going to do a 35-city tour. it's called "lionel ritchie all the hits with very special guest mariah carey." >> so it's lionel ritchie, big, with mariah carey. >>

that is why you have a national security adviser, whether it's steve hadly, sandy berger, who was the national security adviser, tony li your defense secretary wants, here is what i believe, if you want. these are the risks and benefits. if you want to change china policy, accept this phone call. here is what's going to happen. you are being told, john bolton has written this is a great thing to do. but this will be the after affect. you now have to make that decision. that's the problem i'm not sure that he is getting that kind of advice. >> more so than the literally and seriously, i think kellyanne saying this which is things that offend voters versus things that affect voters. you can be offended but to rich's point, if it affects me, i'm going to feel differently about that. i think we also have to remember his policy and how it actually ends up in people's lives, affecting people's lives. it's very important. the other thing is to remember that we have -- we still have a very divided country. for all the talk about he won because he did this, he is coming into a country where yo

lieutenant general david berger, commander, marine forces pacific. brenlan, former commander, u.s. army forces command. former commander, u.s. pacific fleet. general gary north, former commander, u.s. pacific air forces. the honorable kirk caldwell, mayor of the city and county of honolulu. the honorable bernard carbajo, mayor of the county of hawaii. the honorable mayor of japan. the honorable hirohisa ishibashi, mayor of japan. members of the consulate corps, senior executive service and all other flag and general officers, elected and appointed officials, business and community leaders, welcome. [applause] nestled along the waters of the halal the stream is the -- lava stream is the pearl harbor visitors center where more than a million and a half guests come each year to learn the history of the pacific war. the national park service is proud stewards of three memorials dedicated to uss arizona, uss oklahoma and uss utah. collectively, these and other memorials represent those who were lost on december 7, 1941. over the years we have collected or

what we seek is reconciliation, unity, harmo ny, we should not escalate conflict around this issue berger that is why response to your question. okay. what is your question quick. >> translator: my question is about the environment. to construct those strategic facilities fife thought that there are some organizations like i says that the agenda is the environment. manipulation of public opinion and another thing, the village that was isolated from the world that was 70 kilometers away. if the road will be built until 2018 but what do they do until then? >> translator: on the second part of the question i will point out this matter to the governors and i hope they will respond with local authorities. this is unacceptable of course, . athena's like that have been unfortunately a different parts of our country and it is too bad local authorities are unable to cope with such situations that people should not be isolated from the rest of the country and definitely should have access to basic services. now you mentioned the environmental organizations for those who really care about nature. ev

>> in those two berger visiting family is.with this experience as well. >> and the japanese ambassador. minden of the diplomacy so very much a sentimentall appointment as well. that they hope to unleash a and he did everything. nutty tried his best and i think he explains better than anybody with the japanese government. >> he was almost in paying wish -- in english but this is not the country that i love. and to try very hard when he suspected was coming. in every betty's in turn in the members of the japanese. on the east coast of africa. and then mozambique's. and various embassies were exchanged. and with this swap on ended is an uncomfortable moment. the in this city in which it was occurring. in their hurt him to ignore his friends of the diplomatic niceties the protocol not to abolish the other country. the was a very painful >>perience. and then also the hotwa springs resort in virginia? >> the and what we found outin from interviewing is that the united states in japanike t and there is nothing they could do to stop i

political analyst gloria borger, ed o'keefe, political reporter for the "washington post," john ketsen berger, the president of the indiana fiscal policy institute, and dana bash, cnn's chief political correspondent. dana, turning to you first. where do you even begin? i think what was fascinating is hearing the back story from donald trump of how he picked the phone himself, all because of something he had seen on the news. >> this is the reason why people who voted for donald trump voted for donald trump because he doesn't do things the right way, he does things the way he thinks things work and have worked in business. we can put all the criticism aside because there will be, as you mentioned, but just to spotlight this moment right now the fact that he did some horse trading which, by the way, is the way things are done in washington, it's the way things are done in the board room, it's the way things are done, period. that's just life and he got the company some tax incentives along with the sitting governor of indiana who happens to be his vice president-elect and he just got it done is

senate lead er phil berger and tim moore, they have been flatly considered unconstitutional because they're so aggressively racially gerrymandered. new elections to right that wrong won't come until next year. given all that the frustration of democratic lawmakers was intense. >> at some point in time we're going to have to give up some of the power to the people we represent. >> stop making everything partisan. it would just be nice one day if we got back to governing. >> it is shameful that we have an omnibus piece of legislation costing the taxpayers of north carolina $42,000 a day so that we can embark on this coup. i will not stand with you as you embark on a coup. >> strong words. michael moore is here, what he thinks about north carolina and what it portends for the rest of the country next. technology is the only thing that really entertains us. i'm gonna use this picture on sketchbook, and i'm going to draw mustaches on you all. using the pen instead of fingers, it just feels more comfortable for me. be like, boop! it's gone. i like that only i can get into it and that it recognize