i reached out to brian murray and he just laughed it off and said this is ridiculous. >> given the fact that he likely has 1 foot out the door, this is and i quit, no you're fired. >> i think it would be quite funny if trump actually does ask him to be in his cabinet because what was the second thing that came out of his mouth during his speech? i want to work on the transportation system. you're going to bring chris christie into your cabinet, what are you going to do question right. >> i am so relieved thinking he is about to go. he has dragged our state through the mud. he doesn't really give a hoot about the voters, and that's what his approval rating shows. it is time for him to move on and we can stop talking about him. >> i don't think this goes anywhere. it's a nonstarter on the impeachment thing. you have hundreds of pages of evidence and an attorney who said we don't have evidence to indict the guy. this one goes away. >> i'm pretty much doing this in my sleep >> who knows what i may say today. it's friday. i hope you are already. >> take a look at this surveillance video out

but my uncle murray took advantage of my cousin brian and my cousin brian in the late 60s was, he had a conservatorship, he had to be taken care of. and so i'm sympathetic that he has some mental illness. and so he actually wanted to rectify the omission of my contribution. but he was unable to because he was in a conservatorship. - it certainly doesn't sound like you feel badly about him or feel toward him. - no, i feel more sympathy than anything else. - than anything else. so we didn't actually get to the, we kinda came to the end before we went to the beginning. can you tell, in short form, how the beach boys came together as a band? what is the log cabin story? - my cousins brian, dennis and carl were the sons of murray wilson who's my mother emily glee wilson, they're brother and sister so they're first cousins. so we've known each other all our lives. so that's how it came to be. - so it was nothing more complicated than they were family and you all would sing together and that suddenly became-- - right. - was the beach boys always the name that you thought you were gonna have?

murray: oh yeah, could barely stand up.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> two people were killed by the powerful quake. it cracked roads and demolished homes and businesses. the power tremors also triggered landslides. the head of new zealand's civil defense force says a navy ship is on the way to help ferry people who are trapped on an isolated island to safety./// ((sherry swensk)) and great views of the supermoon which was super bright and fuller than ever overnight. .......... temps in the 70s over the weekend and will finish there again today with plenty of sunshine. .................... but get ready for much cooler 60s later this week. down... and then temps will drop fairly drastically behind a cold front. ............ this will be the weather changer to finally shake up the extra weeks now. highs tumble to the low 60s and overnight lows into the very chilly 40s. ................. the big cold air is coming from the gulf of alaska and dropping through the pacific northwest into the desert. it will take a few days to get back to normal./

brian, thanks so much for giving us that glimpse into the meeting. >>> much to discuss at this hour. i've got the lead political editor for npr news and cnn political reporter sara murray. let's start with what brian reported, the press. jeremy and sara, ivanka sitting in on trump's meeting with japanese prime minister. we would not have known about these meetings if it wasn't from pictures with foreign press or government. what does this tell you about press access in a trump administration? sara, to you first. >> i think it means we're not seeing the level of transparency we would hope to see at this point. i think there are still big questions. there are things the obama administration did that were voluntary that the trump administration may not do. we're waiting to see how far they're willing to go. it's alarming he still doesn't have a fully protective pool. it's alarming we're not getting full readouts of the people he's meeting with, especially at a time where there are a lot of questions about how donald trump is going to juggle the transition process as well as his business. he has not made this full step back that his transition team has insisted he's going

with apologies to fred mc murray and our younger viewers, we are calling this , my three sons.kirk, with his boys brian, james and steve. friday, senior day, kirk and centerfield and meet steve it is really powerful and bittersweet. i am sure it will be an emotional moment for me. it sure was for james in 2012. you try to hold it together then james ferentz got the gene i got from my dad so he was in tears 80 yards away. the oldest boy, brian played his final home game in 2005. the day before he introduced his dad at the johnson county i brian is a great speaker..that is one thing he does really well. steve was there that day, but does not remember it... 6 years earlier steve was present and accounted for when he is dad was hired as the iowa coach. his memories? he got hired dec5. my birthday is dec 4 so i remember we had a little birthday celebration in our watching his brother brian play for the hawks...and then brother james wore the black and gold. naturally, steve followed suit as a walk on. you came in as a tight end and they shifted you to center. did you assume that was going to happen? i am su

for his final home game as a with apologies to fred mc murray and our younger viewers, we are calling this , my three sons.kirk, with his boys brian, james and steve. friday, senior day, kirk and his wife mary will go to centerfield and meet steve it is really powerful and bittersweet. i am sure it will be an emotional moment for me. it sure was for james in 2012. you try to hold it dad so he was in tears 80 yards away. the oldest boy, brian played his final home game in 2005. the day before he introduced his dad at the johnson county i club. i won't roast you. i could. brian is a great speaker..that is one thing he does really well. steve was there that day, but does not remember it... 6 years earlier steve was present and accounted for when he is dad was hired as the iowa coach. his memories? he got hired dec5. my hotel room. steve grew up watching his brother brian play for the hawks...and then brother james wore the black and gold. naturally, steve followed suit as a walk on. you came in as a tight end and they shifted you to center. did you assume that was going to happen? i am sure they did. i had other thoughts. in my head

murray reporting for us. sara, thanks very much. let's turn to our senior media correspondent, brian stelter, who joins us with some exclusive reportingn a stunning new advertising move by the trump campaign. >> for every dollar the trump campaign has spent on tv ads, the clinton campaign has spent $2. tonight the trump campaign making a big ad buy, $4 million, in nine battleground states and nationwide on "the voice" and nfl football games. the idea is to run a two-minute long ad. normally 30 seconds ad. here's a clip of it. this is from trump's speech last month in florida. >> the only thing that can stop this corrupt machine is you. the only force strong enough to save our country is us. the only people brave enough to vote out this corrupt establishment is you, the american people. i'm doing this for the people and for the movement and we will take back this country for you and we will make america great again. >> now this speech three weeks ago, it was one of his most controversial speeches of the campaign. talked about the corrupt global elites, the establishment hurting the middle class and working class. he's taking this ad, c

with apologies to fred mc murray and our younger viewers, we are calling this , my three sons.kirk, with his boys brian, james and steve. friday, senior day, kirk and really powerful and bittersweet. i am sure it will be an emotional moment for me. it sure was for james in 2012. you try to hold it together then james ferentz got the gene i got from my dad so he was in tears 80 yards away. the oldest boy, brian played his final home game in 2005. the day before he introduced his dad at the johnson county i club. i won't roast you. i could. brian thing he does really well. steve was there that day, but does not remember it... 6 years earlier steve was present and accounted for when he is dad was hired as the iowa coach. his memories? he got hired dec5. my birthday is dec 4 so i remember we had a little birthday celebration in our brother brian play for the hawks...and then brother james wore the black and gold. naturally, steve followed suit as a walk on. you came in as a tight end and they shifted you to center. did you assume that was going to happen? i am sure they did. i had other thoughts. in my hea

patricia murray is a columnist for the daily beast and roll call. and cnn media correspondent brian selter will join us. what do you make of the decision not to pursue prosecution against hillary clinton? >> the thing i think is troubling about the whole conversation is we've got be into this way of talking about the department of justice and the fbi as if it's a tool of the white house. as if the president-elect had unilateral authority to decide these matters. now, he can recommend to the department of justice he doesn't want a special prosecutor to look to reopen the e-mail case. but what was also reported today is that the clinton foundation will not be investigating. now, i don't know one way or another if the fbi hasser uncovered anything, any criminal wrongdoing at the clibten foundation. i know there was a lot of political rhetoric about that during the campaign. if there's credible evidence something went wrong, there's a crime committed at the clibten foundation, it's not for the president-elect or the president to decide whether the fbi should look into that. so i think h

murray glover has that story. >> the dash cam video begins with a squad car pulling up, just as k9 officer brian six his dog on frankaker taking him to the grounds. >> baker matched description after man believed to have a gun, who is involved in a fight in a nearby apartment building. >> officer says baker wouldn't obey commands to get out of his car and put both hands in the air. said he couldn't or wouldn't keep his hands where officers could see them when he was on the grounds being attacked by the police dog. at one point, officer brett kicks baker three times in the ribs as he struggles to follow the officer's commands. finally baker stops moving long enough for officers to handcuff him, and pull the k9 off him, as well. >> st. paul's police chief, i'm disappointed, and upset by what the video shows. as a person who deeply cares about this community in our department, i'm profoundly saddened. i'm releasing this video today because it is the right thing to do. >> chief wanted to fire officer, who he met last year, when he introduced us to his new k9 partner. but instead, suspended him for 30 days. >> 's he is 1

we are told that the d.a., andrew murray just met with keith scott's family in the last hour and may be on his way over here right now. >> brian todd reporting live from charlotte, north carolina. of course, we will keep an eye on charlotte. any time that announcement is made of course we will take you back there live. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello in washington. thank you so much for joining me. donald trump has outlined the major players on his economic team, a series of familiar faces to the men and women who work on wall street. for treasury secretary, former goldman sachs executive steve mnuchin. for commerce secretary, billionaire investor wilbur ross. and chicago cubs co-owner todd ricketts as deputy commerce secretary. let's talk about this. i'm joined by john allison from the cato institute. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> good morning. i know you met with donald trump with the possibility you might become the treasury secretary. what was that meeting like? >> it was very interesting. i would say president-elect trump is very committed to accelerating economic growth. he believes that -- he knows he was

murray a kosher meal. - casey, we wanted to ask you something. we were wondering if, um, uh. wouldn't want to work for me and brian, would you? - work for you? are you serious? - right, stupid idea, enough said. - i'm flattered. yeah, of course i will. - yeah, but, but, we didn't even tell you about the salary. - well, that doesn't matter. what's important is that you think enough of me to take a chance on someone with no qualifications, no experience and no training. (audience laughing) - hi. oh, i see your final destination is new orleans. well, that is a beautiful city. now, you make sure to ride the streetcars to the garden district so you can take a walking tour of the homes, okay? bye, bye now. t. - and who was right about it? - c'mon helen-- - who was right? - don't make me say it. now aren't you being a little petty about it? - who was right? - you were. - thank you. - well, gotta go. you just reminded me, i gotta get my dog fixed. (audience laughing) - hey joe, i don't know about casey. i think she's alienating the passengers. you think she's really doing okay? - you kidding me? eat. - she's been here for three days and she's change

brian, give us the very latest on what you are hearing from where you are. >> reporter: brianne narcs bottom line from district attorney andrew murray that officer brently vinson felt under immediately threat from keith lamont scott. threat he was going to be killed by mr. scott, and the d.a. laid out findings and evidence which he says point to the fact that he believes that the officer was in eminent danger. first and foremost the d.a. says when the officers approached scott in his car he was sitting inside his car just before the shooting saying that scott saw them, he reached for his gun, that he ignored commands to drop his gun, ignored at least ten commands to drop his gun. that the d.a. said scott took a deep breath, exited his vehicle with his gun in his hand and stepped back and assessed the officers. the d.a. said mr. scott actually looked at officer vinson then looked at other officers then back at vinson. at that point according to the d.a. vincent thought he was in imminent danger of getting shot so he fired four shots at keith lamont scott. three of those actually hit scott. that was really the bottom line from the d.a

brian schake and idaho holds on to his seat at projected winner. in oregon, incumbent ron widen is projected winner in washington state, senator patty murray is the projectedholds on as well. in california, harris is the projected winner and in wisconsin, ron johnson is the projected winner. >> woodruff: that is bad news for democrats. >> at this point, hillary clinton would have to sweep all pennsylvania, nevada, newçó hampshire and -- and wisconsin. >> remember nevada is -- that wouldn't be -- >> presidential -- >> woodruff: is wisconsin senate going republican does that -- >> one piece of nickel knowledge that is, in history of the united states, one senator has been defeated then come back six years later and beaten the senator who beat him. that was peter gary in rhode island in 1928 and in 1934. nobody -- >> woodruff: i didn't cover that race. >> russ feingold, that is a tough thing to do, ron johnson -- >> woodruff: he was running ahead for much of the -- >> right from the beginning had double digit lead. but they were confident as of today -- >> woodruff: makes you wonder about the presidential numbers in wisconsin. a little bit? >> this is not jus