mike braun of indiana.g up, we will talk trade with former senator and former governor of new hampshire john greg. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. historically, republicans have been associated with free trade, when democrats be more a lot ofnist, but things have changed under president trump with his aggressive approach to trade not easily reconciled with traditional republican norms. who us now is judd gregg represented new hampshire after being governor of the state. he comes to us from manchester. the two have you with us. address the issue of free trade as it were. are told we are going to have an agreement with u.s. and china, but there are certain quotas with agriculture, doesn't feel like free trade. pat toomey of the senate coming out, saying i have real problems with usmca, because it restricts trade in a lot of ways. where is the republican party on this issue right now? judd: th

braun fighting back in an instagram post writing since your public statement there have been numerousderstand that your words carry a tremendous amount of weight. while i am frustrated with your accusations and respectfully disagree with many of your statements, it is important that i am clear, no artist should ever feel cornered or bullied, moving forward, i would like to find a resolution. >> i'm honored to be here tonight. i feel very lucky to be with you. thank you so much. >> this morning, an ongoing battle over music rights that continue to hit a sour note. >> we reached out to scooter braun for comment on swift's remarks but have not heard back. bottom line, we cannot speculate as to what's going to happen >> she got a standing o from the crowd. >> people were clapping for her. >>> we're going to reveal the most googled health questions of 2019 we'll do that after your local news ♪ ♪ ♪ there are rising reports of a zombie outbreak across the area. the national guard- sometimes you just want to stay in. enjoy the great taste of dunkin' at home. (client's voice) remember that deg

republican senator mike braun of indiana who is back.ave to start by thanking you for your patience. i know that we wanted to listen in to what senator mitch mcconnell, your colleague had to say and i appreciate you coming back to be with us. >> no problem. >> if this goes to a senate trial, senator, are you concerned that opening the door to witnesses, which a door that mcconnell just shut, was that the right move for him to do, or would witnesses help you defend the president in your view? >> first of all, witnesses would be a double-edged sword. if we would agree to witnesses, they would have to agree to a list of our top two or three witnesses, and i'm sure that would tank the whole discussion right at that point. but i think here, hallie, clearly i heard leader mcconnell and i think he laid out generally the point of view of our conference and i heard the response from over on the other side of the capitol here. this has been such an orchestrated, to the point of a foregone conclusion, so far back, i think that it speaks to a couple

braun: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. braun: thank you. it's been almost a year since -- the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. braun: could you vitiate the quorum call, please. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. braun: thank you. it's been almost a year since i was sworn in. i thought it was a good time to kind of reminisce a little bit about the first year being a u.s. senator from indiana. i want to cite that when you come from a place like indiana, it is where america really works. think about it. we still believe in balanced budgets. we have rainy day funds. we take on big issues and talk about how we're going to pay for it, not borrow the money, throw it on the backs of our kids and grandkids. so in being here now nearly a year, i want to reminisce back what motivated me to stick my neck out and do it in the first place. i saw in november of 2016 that it looked like we might have a different dynamic here in our u.s. government. i look back and see that in december of 2017 as being a main street entrepre

being led higher by the nasdaq thanks to the like of mike braun and other chipmakers.er of micron chipmakers. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, i am david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. on the brief today, anna edgerson from washington on impeachment. from los angeles, kevin cirilli for a preview of the democratic reseidential debate, and ther raphael from london on the brexit plan. what comes next on impeachment? anna: the next step will be for the house to send the impeachment articles to the senate for the senate to start the trial of whether or not to remove trump from office. there has been confusion between about 9:00 last night and right now to see whether or not the house would delay those articles in order to have some kind of leverage on what the senate trial looks like. we just heard from nancy pelosi and she tried to clarify that by saying it is more of a procedural question. they are not trying to seek any politi

take a listen. >> my entire catalog was sold to scooter braun's ithaca holdings in a deal i'm told wasal, 23 capital and the carlyle group, yet to this day, none of these investors have ever bothered to contact me or my team directly. the definition of the toxic male privilege in our industry is people saying but he's always been nice to me when i'm raising valid concerns about artists and their rights to own their music. neil: what do you think of that, alex? >> you are so ahead of the game on this, playing that clip. no one is talking about the fact that she name-dropped george soros last night and the carlyle group. of course, the carlyle group is a massive investment firm that by the way, according to inside and daily mail, has ties to saudi money and the osama bin laden family, plus of course, george soros, one of the biggest donors to the left, yet -- so they helped funnel this entire deal of buying the masters of her music with scooter braun, and she's very upset about that but she's doing every single interview lately promoting the democrats, telling people to join the democrat

let's discuss with mike braun. good to have you with us tonight.he democratic critics of that say this is the guy who's going to be leading the trial, helping set the rules and everything else and he says i already know what my vote is in let's get this thing over with, he can't be impartial. >> what i like about leader mcconnell is a parlor game tactic with schumer trying to make that public when he knew it probably wasn't going to work because the whole issue of witnesses is a double-edged sword and when you poll the hit parade of who we want versus them he knew that and for me i just thank goodness we are finally getting to the point of resolution, this christian did a month or so ago and i think democrats were really trying to build their case on the fly and it has to be excruciating when pulling has moved the other direction especially in the swing states and that is why i think nancy pelosi has been caught in a real bind here but it looks like they are going to go through with it and we will get the articles of impeachment and when we get bac

now, i will say between scooter braun and taylor swift, you have to seemingly immovable objects and i'mot sure where the middle ground is in this case. but my money is going to be on taylor swift i think she's got the bigger -- >> i think something bigger is happening here that's like a -- a schoolyard little battle. that is almost irrelevant. >> what bigger is going to happen here? you see more private equity coming into the music business >> no. what i want to know is whether politicians, the public start looking at private equity in a different way. >> aoc tweeted about taylor swift a few weeks ago when this first happened because she put it on her instagram story. and as a swifty, this was the business crossover that i have personally been waiting for. she called out the carlisle group in her instagram post asking them for help saying they funded this deal she's at the absolute top of her game she is the artist of the decade. she has worked so hard in this industry she wrote all of that music. and she wants a right to it. and she's speaking out it's a calculated risk for her. >> you

it's definitely just not workable for me. >> reporter: childcare is now a daily scramble for braun.he's out the door most mornings before 5:00 a.m. so she can drop kyrie off with a friend an hour out of her way and get to work0 at 6:3m. she makes $33,000 dollars a year, but was told she doesn't qualify for government child care assistance. >> i just feel like they should have more subsidy programs, or even daycares that offer, you know, low income. >> reporter: michael olenick agrees. >> we have about 1.2 million kids who are eligible for a voucher program, but we only have enough funding for about 300,000. the childcare resource center in los angeles-- one of 60 nonprofits around the state that provide childcare subsidies and resources. olenick says the new wave of startups may be helpful for some, but they don't address underlying market realities. >> i, it works in certain parts of los angeles, probably works ertain parts of miami, n york. but in san bernardino ty or rural iowa, it's not going to work. parents can't afford the true cost. you n't earn enough money, y can't charge

because the trial's going to have moments that we're going to have republican senators, like mike braunuff being discussed i think was inappropriate on the part of the president, so says mike braun. republican senator from indiana. not impeachable. i would say it was unwise. zelensky has said there was nothing there. no pressure. no coercion. but the fact it occurred in the spirit of political at nmospher you're going to be taken to task on that. >> he's generally been okay about that. because -- >> has he? where? >> republicans have been saying this stuff at home for the past several weeks. >> i don't think he has seen it. >> that's the question. if it's not on fox, he might not see it. at the same time, he hasn't gone after anyone really but mitt romney. and there have been comments like that. >> but look at what he did to chris ray. that's my point. but he saw him. what happens when he sees because don't you think he'll watch the trial? >> yeah, and he's watched house republicans for the last couple weeks fall in line. do nothing. come up with the crazy arguments that he has had. if

taylor swift versus justin bieber's manager scooter braun.ake care. ♪ are you ready for it >> the feud started this summer after scooter bought the rights to taylor's big machine catalog of hits. it all hit a fevered pitch at the amas when taylor sang "the man" and wore a shirt with the names of her six albums that scooter now controls. then earlier this month she slammed him again. >> scooter never contacted me or my team to discuss it prior to the sale. i'm fairly certain he knew how i would feel about it though. >> last month scooter pleaded with swift to take their bad blood off line claiming swifties were threatening his family. >> when it gets to a place where there's death threats, things are out of hand. >> what's next? in 2020 tay tay is planning to rerecord her old albums. in the meantime she's grateful for all the love. >> i've seen fans become more engaged and supportive than ever be >>watching kron 4 news at a time. >>it is the eve of christmas eve and as the holiday approaches the highway patrol is stepping up the number of offi

if you're in this room you have something he needs. >> reporter: braun claims he checked in with swifted to work with her on the rights for her to own her music. my attempts have all been rejected, he says. now swift focused on her future and the future of women just starting out in the business. >> somewhere right now your future woman of the year is probably sitting in a piano lesson or in a girl's choir and today right now we need to take care of her. >> reporter: one of those young women, this year's woman of the year, billie eilish. ♪ i'm the bad guy >> reporter: who at just 17 years old unseats taylor swift as the youngest artist ever to receive the honor. so as for swift she paid homage to the many new female faces and said one of the most amazing things was how women in the industry had her back and showed her the most support. no matter where you stand you can support women supporting women. >> without a doubt. >> that's true. >> thank you so much, janai. >>> now we turn to a run right into the record books. ravens quarterback lamar jackson doing something better than any quar

senator, mike braun, republican indiana, thanks foreseeing us. >> you bet. can you see this really burning rubber on the streets of los angeles this week , what acceleration that thing goes like a rocket. rumor has it that elon musk himself is often behind the wheel. i thought we would show you that video, great acceleration but what about phased out maybe with all of this electric buzz not even close. chevy has unveiled a line of brand new suv's big new suburban involved there too. we'll show them to you, next. >> ♪ ♪ are the color cartridges in your printer ready for another school year? what does cyan mean? it means "cyanara," honor roll. (imitates shell fire, laughs) the ink! daaaad! daaaad! i'm so hosed. yeah. you are. (shaq) the epson ecotank printer. no more cartridges! it comes with an incredible amount of ink that can save you a lot of trips to the store. get ready for the dean's list. who's dean? the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. available at... beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors

werner von braun was sitting up on the top row and the chief engineer, and all these important people, and i was good enough to be in the room with them and so, that built a lot of confidence in me. so after that, i was sort of unstoppable. i not only had that tough hide and that tenacity, but i got to be a little bossy, too. >> carolyn, obviously what we have learned over the years about the effects of microgravity on the human body has been enormous, but i'm curious, from your perspective, the research that you did, that you were involved in, what's been the most interesting thing that you think we have learned from sending humans, as a physical effect of spaceflight? >> yes, you're right, we have done quite a bit of work and the work began back in the 50s, you may recall, because that is when they decided to spend people in space because it would be too hard for them and they would not survive. so the research started then. the early flights with mammals, were--0 followed that before our mercury cruise went. each step of the way we went on what we understood and what our fear was w

heather: supporters of music executive scooter braun owns the right to swift's early music and won'tperform them. it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. how about the good, sundance lessons from an unlikely instructor. ♪ heather: the grinch teaching santa a few moves in north carolina. the unlikely friends going viral 12 days before christmas. now the bad. restaurant getting grilled for mailing 30,000 coupons to customers. part servers wanted, new jersey, apologize for the mistake. it was supposed to say holiday workers wanted. the ugly, a democrat congressman caught red handed watching golf on his ipad. louisiana congressman senator richmond tuned out during last night's rollcall. social media calling about the jerry on facebook said he was the most productive of all the democrats on the committee today. duane on facebook said he said to himself, quote, golf or dog and pony show. can't say i blame him much. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thanks for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> the committee is in recess. this is the kangaro

coming up, mike braun is gaining in -- micron is gaining in premarket. resistance in technically speaking. if you're jumping into your car, tune into bloomberg radio, sirius xm channel 119 on the bloomberg business app. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: time for technically speaking, where you get traits for the morning. bill maloney joints me now. you can listen to bill all the .n squa theon crushed it good bill: report gave a strong outlook. june,end is higher since but look for resistance around 56. that is a retracement of this move. if they cannot get above 56, maybe 62, which takes you back to march of 2018, but 56 is your first year resistance. alix: next you're looking at johnson & johnson. not moving in premarket an upgrade over barclays. bill: little change in the premarket. price target 173, but it has to get through this key level, which is 145 which dates back to the selloff last september when it plunged on the asbestos in baby powder. above 140 five you're looking at the all-time high of 149, but it has to get above 145. the -- let'snd on end

we spoke to mike braun yesterday, and he warned about the deficit we are running up. >> thank goodnessthe only reserve currency, so we are able to pay for all of this largesse by borrowing trillions i year and throwing it on our kids and grandkids. those chickens will come to roost and we completely deplete the medicare trust fund in six years. areave some other countries to become places where people want to park their capital. david: is that of concern to the american people, the voters, in your estimation? is it a concern to bernie sanders how much debt we are running up? isf: absolutely, and that why he pays for every program he has put forward. the wealthy and large corporations have gotten huge tax cuts over the last many years. if they were paying their fair share, this deficit would start to go away. all of these foreign wars we have had -- the longest in history in the middle east now. these republicans, so-called deficit hawks, they are really not. what they want to do is shrink those elements of government working-class people and middle-class people. bernie sanders pays for

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impacting the southern part of the north bay ecifically mill valley out there right now in your beach to braunalsnoticing some pret heavy downpours those of you throughout the east bay righ along the east bay shoreline richmond and also hayward starting to notice some moderate to heavy downpours as this conquered as you make ur way inland with the now just over fairfield right wouldn't be surprised if there are an thunderstorms out there as well so please keep me posted bmi weather watchers out therright now dry onditions r those of you in the south bay and we' not done with the wet weather. this is gog to continue shortly before midnight with light scattered showers durin the overnight hours r your monday morning tracking the storm hour by hour and a sneak peek to your new year's eve forecascoming up in just a few minutes are back to y. >>breeze so wellt's not the way the raiders wanted to go out, but unfortunately the raiders. have been eliminated from playoff contention joining us now is jason dumas jason. saw the oakland raiders oakland raiders for the final time today so a bit depressing

she's in a big battle with scooter braun who owns her past song., called christmas tree farm. we'll rate it right afterwards. give it a listen. ♪ my heart is a christmas tree farm where the people would come to dance under sparkles and slight. ♪ bundled up in their mittens an coats and the cider would flow and i just want to be there tonight. ♪ sweet dreams of holly and ribbons, things are foregiven and everything is icy and blue. ♪ and you would be there too. ♪ under the mistletoe. >> so there you have it right there. ashley: she grew up on a christmas tree farm, someone said in pennsylvania. it has resonance. >> it's hard to do a christmas song, especially one that's going to be lasting. is it better than mariah carey's all i want for christmas is you? ashley: no. >> are we doing thumbs up or thumbs down. cheryl: thumbs down. sorry tay-tay. >> sorry, swifties, don't come after us. ashley: if you're feeling hungover from your holiday parties, you might want to think twice about calling in sick if you work at this. >> this company.>> i was thin. is

let's discuss with your public republican senator mike braun. good to have you back with us. critics of that say this is a guy who's going to be leading the trial. he says, he knows what the vote is and let's get this thing over with. he can be impartial. >> what i like about mcconnell is of course, that was a parlor game tactic with him trying to make that public one he knew that wasn't going to work. the whole issue of witnesses is a double-edged sword. when you call a hit parade of who we won over them, he knew that. for me, i just thank goodness were finally getting to the point of resolution. it crescendoed a month ago and the democrats really were trying to build their case on the fly. it's got to be excruciating when polling has moved to the other direction, especially in the swing states. that is why i think speaker pelosi has been caught in a bind here. it looks like they're going to go through with it and will get the articles of impeachment. when we get back in january, i think the sixth is the date, look at this thing put to rest. we'll all be there listening to s

same with carol moseley braun, who would have been the first black woman since shirley chisholm to get but know, and until barack obama proved that white voters would accept him, the vast majority of black voters were with hillary clinton. so, are we just talking about, you know, the fact that she didn't have kamala harris, the base of black women going with her, and what is that about, if that's the case? >> well, joy, i know the poll that we did, the black women's roundtable in "essence," senator harris polled well. we also had been hosting these, our black vote had been hosting these debate watch parties every month, and they did their own little snap poll at those debate watch parties, and she still was still high, along with senator sanders and senator booker as well as elizabeth warren. and so, for our poll, she still was doing well. i think there was, i can say that the response that even for my own self, but also the women that i've spoken with, everyone was shocked, didn't realize that she was even in the position of not being able to stay. so, i think in some ways, it was als

swift who if you didn't know this got the decade of the women award and she's very upset with scooter braunving her all the rights to hi. >> private equity is what enabled this man, according to his own social media posts, that he could buy me. the definition of the toxic male privilege in our industry is people saying, but he's always been nice to me. when i'm raising valid concerns about artists and their rights to own their music. >> martha: this is a business deal she's not happy with. i can barely get that. that's stomach i'm not sure why it matters if she did this deal with a man or woman. she's angry, she has every right to be. it comes back to toxic masculinity? don't forget, private equity for people who make money are also horrible. >> talk to all the mail are just that are legends that do not hold their -- both male and female -- i think she's cheapening this argument. at least you have the opportunity to buy your masters. a lot of legends do not have that opportunity. >> martha: i do not love that if you don't agree with me, if you think he's a nice guy, you are on the wrong sid

. >> one of the hottest shows on hbo, everybody's favorite cousin, cousin greg has role nicolÁs braunto reboot the classic movie, one of my favorites of all time, any day of the year i can watch this movie and announced the cast for it, the person that will be playing the kid is archie yates that plays the rabbit. tweets have been coming in from all the world, of all things that you have to mess with, you have to mess with home alone, we've already had the first and second one. home alone reboot, yeah, most pointless remake to date. lauren: it's just for streaming. >> nobody cares but now we will see what happens to disney plus. cheryl: america has voted on the most popular movie. >> multiple surveys coming yesterday saying that america's story, what would you your favorite? >> my favorite movie is love actually. i've seen it multiple times and i will watch it again probably this weekend. lauren: this is the question of the day and i'm getting a lot of answers of what their favorite movies. i do watch the grinch. >> animated? lauren: several of them because that's what my kids like. >

warner von braun was sitting up there on the top row and dr. divas and the chief engineer and all these important people, and i was good enough to be in the room with them. and so that built a lot of confidence in me, so after that i was sort of unstoppable. i not only had that tough hide and that tenacity, but i got to be a little bossy too. >> caroline, you know, obviously what we've learned over the years about the effects of microgravity on the human body has been enormous. i'm krurs from your perspective the research you did, that you were involved in, what's been some of the most interesting things that you think we've learned from sending humans as a physical, you know, effect of space flight? >> well, yes, you're right. we've done quite a bit of work. and the work began back in the '50s if you might recall, because that's when they decided we might be able to send people into space because it would be too hard on them and they wouldn't decide. so the research started then and some of the early flights with mammals were followed that bef

former defenseman justin braun returned and got a nice ovation.san jose, first period a new defenseman, how about mario ferraro, first nhl career goal. congrats to him and his team, up 1-0. another first here, joel shellman on the breakaway, five hole for his first goal. 2-0 sharks. keep the puck. third period, evander kane, timo meier, and timo tips it in. a hat trick. sharks snap the four-game losing streak and san jose wins 6-1. what a matchup we had in the second college football playoff semi. a battle of unbeatens, clemson el and ohio state, both 13-0, one win away from the national championship game. defending champion clemson won 28 in a row, ohio state riding a 19-game win streak. a classic, clemson trailed 16-0. lawrence to eaten. the effort, the tigers on the board. under 90 seconds, lawrence using the wheels, we know he can throw, weaves in and out of traffic and 67 yards later it's a touchdown. he had 107 yards on the ground. clemson down two at the half. fourth quarter, ohio state down 21-16, fields perfect pass, chris olave, 23-yard

former defenseman justin braun returned and got a nice ovation.defenseman, how about mario ferraro, first nhl career goal. another first here, joel shellman on the breakway, five hole for his first goal. 2-0 sharks. keep the puck. evander cane, timo meyer, and tips it in. a hat trick. sharks snap the four-game losing streak and san jose wins 6-1. what a matchup we had in the second college football playoff semi. a battle of unbeatens, clemson and ohio state, one win away from the national championship game. defending champion clemson won 28 in a row, ohio state riding a 19-game win streak. a classic, clemson trailed 16-0. lawrence to eaten. the effort, the tigers on the board. under 90 seconds, lawrence using the wheels, we know he can throw, weaves in and out of traffic and 67 yards later it's a touchdown. he had 107 yards on the ground. clemson down two at the half. fourth quarter, ohio state down 21-16, fields perfect pass, 23-yard strike and back and forth we go. under two to go, clemson down two, lawrence fakes the run and throws to eaten. wh

former defenseman justin braun returned and got a nice ovation.areer goal. congrats to him and his team. another first here, joel shellman on the breakaway, five hole for his first goal. 2-0 sharks. keep the puck. third period, evander kane, timo meier, and timo tips it in. that is a hat trick. sharks snap the four-game losing streak and san jose wins 6-1. what a matchup we had in the second college football playoff semi. a battle of unbeatens, clemson and ohio state, one win away from the national championship game. defending champion clemson won 28 in a row, ohio state riding a 19-game win streak. this was just a classic, clemson trailed 16-0. lawrence to eaten. the effort, the tigers on the board. under 90 seconds, lawrence using the wheels, we know he can throw, weaves in and out of traffic and 67 yards later it's a touchdown. he had 107 yards on the ground. clemson down two at the half. fourth quarter, ohio state down 21-16, fields perfect pass, 23-yard strike and back and forth we go. under two to go, clemson down two, lawrence fakes the run

bethanie carranza, she's 2 years old, she's described as three feet tall, weighing 30 pounds, she has braun hair and brown eyes. she was last seen with her father, 24 victor magana, 5'4", brown hair, brown eyes, considered armed and dangerous at this point. the two were seen last in a light green 2007 hyundai santa fe with license plate 7xjx025 the amber alert expanded beyond santa clara county to alameda, fresno, kern, kings, los angeles, merced, san luis obispo, santa barbara, stanislas and ventura counties. seems like they could be just about anywhere. you'll see the highway signs lit up as you hit the road this morning on your commute asking to you call 911 if you see the 2007 light green santa fe hyundai. do call 911, again, the suspect, the father is considered armed and dangerous. find all of this information on facebook and on twitter and on instagram in case you want to share it and help bring that little girl home. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> certainly want to see her safe. we saw that now expand very wide. >>> very cold start to our morning as well. >> it is

in just one week so she in scooter braun who is representing justin bieber had been they ever about youc basically, and you know your stuff don't you. this is a huge hit. now but it's quite a force and and it it that wraps up kron 4 news at night. but our primetime coverage continues. >>at the top of the hour, pam moore and can wait or here is part >>the key and grant thanks to you both next at 10 o'clock tragedy strikes at pearl harbor just days before the anniversary of the historic attack there sailor opens fire killing 2 civilians before turning the gun on himself tonight. the navy is releasing limited information about what led up to the gunfire. we have a live report from hawaii coming up plus a bay area woman desperate for help after a beloved cast was stolen from her rental car while she was shopping. now she's hoping someone will bring him back and get ready for another round of rain our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tells us when the next storm is going to roll in. >>don't go away our 3 of kron >>don't go away our 3 of kron 4 n ♪upbeat musieverything was so fresh in the

actor nicholas braun gets the lead role.ing to the wework saga today, charlie gasparino is hea sailinl for softbank's second vision fund. charlie? >> yeah. the sources were initially saying it was kind of a done deal, that the saudis were going to invest. remember, they were the biggest investor in the first vision fund. along with the abu dhabi private investment fund. i always threw up that name. the abu dhabi investment fund, $35 million, $50 million respectively. both funds are now balking at an investment. i'm not saying they won't do it but they are dragging their heels on this. they have not committed as of now to any. liz: why? >> the reason why is the man you said before, wework. we should point out softbank was essentially the patron for wework. ma son was one of the benefactors. they didn't like the way they handled it. even the initial investment, remember i think he put in about a billion and a half, softbank did, in february of this year before the big bailout came later. they were not comfortable with that. no

. >>> i'm dara braun, the white house announced it will not be taking part in the judiciary impeachmentng tuesday. while the president will not be represented by wednesday, the white house did not rule out participating in future hearings. >>> in the northeast, the first snowfall, the winter storm moved into the region. some areas of upstate new york, new england, expect more than a foot of snow overnight into monday. now book to "dateline." [ music playing ] >>> welcome back to ""dateline"extra." i'm craig melvin. detectives were zeroing in on two men in the brandy daniels' murder investigation. her ex-husband and sirius underwood. there was not enough evidence just yet then a long distance phone call came in and the investigation they were about to get would be a game changer. once again, here's dennis murphy. >> reporter: investigators were pretty sure they had the right guys for brandy daniels' murder. they'd learned a lot about just how awful her marriage to josh was. cops found a 911 call brandy had made six months before her murder. >> zanesville police and fire. >> i'm in a abus

. >> reporter: brianna braun is a 29-year-old single mother in van she recently returned to her job asanager at best buy after giving birth to her son kyrie. she says she tried to find care for him on weecare and other childcare apps, but the providers near her were out of her price range. >> for his age, they were ranging anywhere between $250 a week, up to i think the most expensive one i found was $400 a week. if i were to pay $250 , that would be almost half of my salary a month. and then, you know, on top of rent, utities, food, if he needs anything. it's definitely just not workable for me. >> reporter: childcare is now a daily scramble for braun.ou she'the door most mornings before 5:00 a.m. so she can drop e off with a friend an h at 6:30 a.m.ay and get to work she makes $33,000 dollars a year, but was told she doesn't qualify for government child care assistance. >> i just feel like they should orve more subsidy programs even daycares that offer, you know, low income. >> reporter: michael olenick agrees. >> we have about 1.2 million kids who are eligible for a voucher program,

bethanie carranza, she's 2 years old, she's described as three feet tall, weighing 30 pounds, she has braun hair and brown eyes. she was last seen with her father, 24 victor magana, 5'4", brown hair, brown eyes, considered armed and dangerous at this point. the two were seen last in a light green 2007 hyundai santa fe with license plate 7xjx025 the amber alert expanded beyond santa clara county to alameda, fresno, kern, kings, los angeles, merced, san luis obispo, santa barb

we also have eva braun's photo albums. we have not digitized those.lso there's the translation issue. we need to german speaker to translate, as well. so there have not been many formats, glass plates, 35mm, it's an enormous collection. i don't think anyone has ever gone through all of it. >> speaking of the connection to terminate, it's an interesting story. signal corps photographers wrote captions and always included their names in the captions, but they were never ever credited with the photographs in america. life magazine would run it and it would always say, signal corps photography. one photographer put his negatives, a pigeon carried his negatives. it was supposed to go to london but it ended up in germany. and the germans published the photograph and gave the photographer his name credit. [laughter] >> also, where in the college park campus is the signal corps photo archive located, which building? >> we're at a2, which is in college park, right next to the university of maryland. we're on the fifth floor, can't miss it. it's the only door t

von braun lead it the project. that was also otto rudolph. there were she engineers and scientists from he engineers key engineers and scientists from operation paperclip that the u.s. government led t in after world war ii. >> from the time you watched it, what are your impressions of the apollo 11 mission itself? >> extremely successful, absolutely amazing, and it was because of those men and also those astronauts were amazing. their bravery was astounding. i am a little proud of myself because my ancestry is german. a couple of them were nazis. maybe they did that to protect themselves. >> let's hear from martha in virginia beach, also watched the men landing. go ahead. >> i wanted to thank you all for covering this from the beginning. my husband's cousin james shay was in charge of that unfortunate accident where they burned before they even got out of a lot of pressure was put on them out of space. a lot of pressure was put on them. maybe some corners were cut. i have been fascinated. >> are you talking about the events of apollo 1? >> y

upcoming work from elliot brown and morgan ferrell in the starring room of adam newman, actor nicholas braunn for his hbo hit show succession. you can bet there is some good dramatic narrative they can spin out of what we already know has actually happened in real life. >> it's amazing, the books have beennd way for some time that actor in question is very tall like adam, himself so they did go for the physical resemblance. there he is. i love him in that show, by the way. it's nothing like cousin greg and tom talking recession. >> too far behind. >> you are way behind. they won't have the new season out for quite sometime in succession adam newman. >> i don't know. i think we know the story. >> yeah. >> what is adam going to do, though what does adam do with the rest of his life? >> with the rest of his life i don't know, he's rich. >> senator cotton on the "squawk" says he wouldn't mind having hearings, having newman testify, perhaps. >> wow that's exciting. >> we're trying to figure out there. it wasn't a public company the public market actually rejected it. the system worked in a way. >

and england international's lucy brauns came in second. >> that is good to know.n second in the world cup. i think we came third or fourth. >> and she was a fantastic player >> sue, thanks so much >> you got it. >> rubbing it in there no, you weren't. >> i know, i know. sue, thank you >>> housing stocks taking a leg lower today with the home construction etf falling for the third straight day however, recent housing data beat expectations with october new home sales up more than 31% from one year ago and total mortgage application volume up 153% from a year ago joining us now, san jeep da. so good to see you talk to us about the pace of growth you guys have seen personally and where you think it's coming from relative to the traditional players. >> well, staggering growth in the last quarter i think q3 to q2, we grew about 70%. just to give you a sense of the growth, about six months ago, we do about $3.5 billion worth of mortgages a month and we are now doing $7 billion of mortgages a month. probably will end up doing about $60 billion of mortgages a month in a y

as if it's an app or a shoe line my entire catalog was sold to scooter brauns ithaca holding in a deal the soros family, 23 capital, and the carlyle group. yet to this day, none of these investors have ever bothered to contact me or my team directly, to perform their due diligence on their investment, on their investment in me >> swift's speech just days after i sat down with carlyle's co-ceo and asked him about the firm's investment in swift's master recordings. >> she's an incredibly talented performer and wonderful artist i'm not involved in the day-to-day of all of our portfolio companies, but we have a talented, really strong team at carlyle working with a great management team at the portfolio company level. and i've got every confidence in the world that it's going to turn out to be a successful investment >> i actually -- when we did this interview earlier in the week was a little surprised his main point back was he's confident that the investment will be successful, because that's not really what's been at debate but also, fair enough, if that's what he wanted to focus on, of

the read on this imminent deal or maybe pushback tariffs from indiana republican senator mike braun,senator, what have you heard on this? >> first of all, i want to shout out to that farmer. we need many people like him here in the senate, when he's talking about climate 10 to 20 years down the road, talking about thinking ahead on new markets. that's refreshing. what i heard on the chinese thing is that lighthizer is in there right now in our senate luncheon so he didn't talk about that yet. neil: our trade representative robert lighthizer. go ahead, sir, i'm sorry. >> exactly. when it comes to china, i think they will do the two-step right into the 2020 election. they are playing the long game, great patience, great endurance. they've got some problems in their own economy. so i think they will probably come our way, when it may mean deferring these tariffs, might be buying more agricultural products but i wouldn't trust them. because i think until 2020, november, we can't really tell what they are going to do. that's my take. neil: so you would be for some mechanism that can monit

blood and she's taking on male privilege referencing on going feud with music executive with scooter braunnition of the toxic male privilege in our industry is people saying, but he's always been nice to me. ainsley: is she right or she should move past the bad blood? brian: tammy bruce herself. good morning. [cheers and applause] brian: do you see she has a point? >> i'm getting tired of everything being moving through gender stereotypes, the fact is relationships are relationships and people who are in power are either going to be good at the power or bad at it and women are not angels, right, when we are in power we can exercise wisely or not, in the music industries certainly in the film industry and television industry men have been in power and you have a variety of experiences that men that help you and men that don't, in my experience women have been most helpful but a whole bunch of men have been as well and conversely some have not been, she's young, she's 30 year's old, recognizing that there's power in understanding business in controlling your own product, that's one of her co

finally from succession now to failure, a new series of wework, nicholas braun, he will play adam neumann a fun fact, cousin greg as we all know, if you've watched succession on hbo, it's a fabulous show, i'm sorry, the the kid is actually hot right now, hot property. maria: to do a series in wework, maybe it'll be interesting. >> the saucy content, not the story in and of itself, that's just an excuse to do something. maria: makes sense. dagen: i watched the irishmen 3 times, i will clearly watch anything, bring it. [laughter] maria: quick break and then a program ago letter, tune in at 7:30 a.m. with my exclusive interview with carter page, he's at the center of the fisa abuse scandal, he will break news about the timeline of the survey, he's coming up, do stay with us for that important interview, first sky high luxury, new company launches unique new menu meeting high nutrition demand of private jet setters, we have dishes onset and that's upcoming, back in a minute. to the outside world, you look good, but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can change so slowly

a man named herman obirth who was von braun's mentor back in germany and one of the recognized 20th centuryket pioneers was there. there was a compression of history that indeed we stepped on the moon within 66 years of the wright brothers' first flight. american historian arthur schlesinger said when the history of the 20th century is recorded, hundreds of years from now, the one thing that will be remembered is apollo and apollo 11. we'll see whether that's -- well, i won't see, but i think that may be the case. >> is it true armstrong took a piece of the wright flyer up with him? >> he did indeed. it belongs to this museum. it's upstairs here today. and he did take -- i mean, neil's dedication was to the practice of flight, whether it's airplanes, rocket planes or spacecraft. and so the museum loaned him some pieces of the wright flyer to take to the moon with him to kind of demonstrate that historical continuity. >> our conversation with john logsdon. he's the author of "john f. kennedy and the race to the moon." the founder of george washington university's space policy institute. than

indiana republican senator mike braun is with us. senator, what's going on here? suggest, even suggest a delay in what she is constitutionally supposed to do? >> the only reason i can come up with the case is that flimsy, that you're going to use this as kind of a last-ditch attempt to play with the process. it was flimsy from the beginning, stu. that they were wanting to impeach our president without even having a reason. with clinton and nixon, you know there was something that occurred before you started talking about impeachment. so this doesn't surprise me. i think politically it will get distilled in the same way the whole process has. she will quickly maybe, go the other way. who knows at this point. stuart: sir, it is the day after the impeachment vote, morning after i should say. >> yeah. stuart: the dow industrials are up nearly 80 point. we have records across the board. the stock market really likes this. actually it is ignoring impeachment. outside of that, mr. senator, i sense that the level of anger is rising in this country. do you sense it too? >>