carol: that is a great question. i am not quite sure, except i know they weren't getting the protection bobby had promised. the lack of protection he had promised was sending moses into a direction bobby really didn't think the thing was going to go. backfire. ok. thank you. don't you dare. >> [laughter] [applause] [laughter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] you can watch lectures in history every weekend on american history tv. we take you inside college classrooms to learn about topics ranging from the american revolution to 9/11. that saturday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern on c-span3. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards. new york times magazine contributor discusses her book "boys and sex." the de factobecome sex educator for a generation of young people because we don't talk about it. we don't talk to them in school or with parents. curiosity ab

carol: j edgar hoover was interesting. >> that is one word. carol: kennedy did not like hoover. [laughter] carol: wanted him gone. there was a meeting that hoover had with jack kennedy one-on-one, just those two. after that meeting, the you are wasby fired notice rescinded. >> wow. really did not face the consequences of a lot of the bad stuff that he did. and he was in power until 1972? early 1970's. he died somewhere in the middle of watergate. aroundhe came into power 1920. carol: yeah, during the first red scare. right around the end of the first world war. and died during watergate. somewhere in that era. he put his stamp on that organization. >> can you tell us about what actually happened in that meeting and were there any other attempts on behalf of the kennedy administration to undermine what he was doing? rumors have it that kennedy liked women. a lot. evidencethere was about how much. that is a rumor. because there was nobody else in that meeting. .t is really hard to tell thatpears again, rumor, one of the women that he liked a lot -- >> [laughter] g rated showis a h

i'm a lot like carol.ee a snapshot go in the trash, but, fortunately, i don't have an overflowing attic -- just a seriously clogged hard drive. i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance," and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> an ancestor they knew nothing about... >> i went through 50-some-odd years of my life and had no clue. >> an inheritance they can hardly believe... >> what was your reaction as you opened those first boxes? >> it was mind-blowing. >> why does andrew green have george washington's will? >> bare-knuckle politics, cold-blooded murder, a legacy all but snuffed out... >> this was a cloud of suspicion of having lived a double life. >> what did they do? >> what are the chances that those boxes would've just been trashed? >> very good chance of that. >> what would you do? >> well, it drove me crazy. >> how 'bout 6,000? >> and what's it all worth? >> you think you'll ever get another auction with a story like this? >> no, i kinda doubt it. [ door creaks ] [ win

carol: this hurt him in the senate investigation. right before they j infamous call, he was the lead contender and after the investigation got rolling, he started to stumble. carol: but he fell from the first rung. jeff: resilient. carol: people don't like to sayt it loud but if there is something funky about your son of money from this gas company. it doesn't mean there wason corrup it means you likely got a special break. jeff: is bernie sanders going to bring that up on the trail? we'll see. carl: lindsey graham at this event today said one of the impeachment managers comes out and says this has bn debunkd there's nothing to it and lindsey saidhat's misleading, there were things going on. was adamant of the idea of a special investigation. robert: this sho goes b quickly. before we go, let us all pause and remember our colleague and friend, jim jim lehrer. broadcasting pioneer, he died january 23 at age 85. what a life, what a journalist, debate moderator, co-anchor, then sole anchor of "pbs newshour." he led by the way he lived a

carol: i want to mention someuling about jay s. his remark about hotel california was based on the fach that dowd had just quit/been fired. he quit, but it was lik jay was trying to basically withdraw and have less of a role an then the lead lawyer is gone. so now we'll see how long they allast. clearly ken starr will view himself as the most cerebral inm of the chops and dershowitz and he will be smacky with o i another, would expect, behind the scenes. jay sekulow ies the g that holds it together, he's the sweetheart that says we can all get along. but remember, this goes to some points that c and jef made earlier about the president's voice. consistently time and time again in these events? somebody on tv telling everybody how innocent he is and that this is a terrible cloud, a disgrace to our country.ot you'll see a of that. robert: what do we know about the specifics of the argumen coming from the president's side? is it going to be detailing and rebutting the facts the democrs have laid, o the arguments the democrats have lai

carol, there is a scene from the book between scaramucci and trump. scaramucci asks trump, are you an act? and the president replies, i'm a total act, and i don't understand why people don't get it. so often just in this hour-long broadcast we've returned to the theme of when people try to tell you who they are, believe them the first time. >> absolutely. and, you know, anybody who watched donald trump in new york, as you did closely before we even caught wind of donald trump's candidacy, he was calling page six, you know, pretending to be john barron, letting people know donald trump was dating a hot new starlet. he's a master marketer. we should give him credit for the way in which he markets himself, the way he marketed his business, and the way as president, you know, as phil and i found in this reporting, he puts his self-image and winning the day above almost everything else. and he's been fantastic at it. >> like the biblical tale of the blind men and the elephant, everyone's going to come away from this book with a different favorite passage.

we'll be right back with carlos and carol.eads the industry in value while our competition continues to talk. ♪ talk, talk whwhat do you see?he world, continues to talk. we see patterns. relationships. when you use location technology, you can see where things happen, before they happen. with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. maria: welcome back. back with me is former nissan chairman, carlos ghosn. also joining the conversation exclusively in their first interview together since carlos ghosn's escape from japan is carlos ghosn's wife, carol ghosn. thank you for joining the conversation this morning. i'm looking at the two of you together, really is just terrific, given the last year. carol, you were with me here in the studio to talk about carlos when he was imprisoned. how does it feel to be back with carlos, carol? >> i'll tell you, it was the

because now i feel like you're, this is not how carol would do it. >> no. >> jimmy: with carol, the audienceer questions. not the other way around. >> right. that's right. so do you have a question for me? i don't even -- >> jimmy: yes. it was coca van. on the carol burnett show, the audience was more prepared. they knew this might happen. any questions? okay. >> at what age did you start acting? >> jimmy: at what age did you start acting? >> oh, that's a good question. >> jimmy: is it, though? [cheers and applause] [ laughter ] i feel like it's not. >> i was trying to buy myself some time. because i actually have no idea. >> jimmy: you just had a birthday, a big birthday, right? >> i did, you guys. i just turned 60. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: 60 years old. i'm sure people tell you all the time that you don't look anywhere close to 60 years old. >> you kind of have to say that is correct don't you. >> jimmy: the carol burnett show is over now. did you have a big party for your birthday? >> i thought about it. i went, i started dreaming about this huge, i was going to do studio 60 and do

carol is over there, she might even wave at me. morning, carol!te but a tiny bit of sport. —— weather. we're down to two britons at the australian open. heather watson came from a set down to beat kristyna pliskova,, but dan evans lost to yoshihito nishioka — watson and harriet dart are the only britain's left in the singles draws. arsenal had david luiz sent off early on against chelsea but they came away with a draw — captain hector bellerin scoring a late equaliser to make it 2—2. sergio aguero came off the bench to score manchester city's winner at sheffield united — but city are still 13 points behind liverpool at the top of the table. mo farah have said he is happy for any of his previous samples to be tested after world anti— said it would investigate all athletes who trained with his band former coach. really interesting words from mo farah yesterday. he released a little statement himself, it wasn't through a journalist, he just said it himself. he is happy for any of his samples for previous years gone by to be tested. thank you very muc

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but they focused on carol because of this relationship we had together.moments i absolutely lost any hope to have a fair trial in japan. and i did not have a date for the initiation of this trial. so i decided to leave japan because if i wanted to really look for justice i had to look for justice in another country because japan it was forbidden. maria: carless it is such an amazing story in the world is watching. they are talking about how you engineered from the state of japan. i know you don't want to go into it and don't want to put anybody at risk to help you get out. but can you tell us that all that you are hidden in a musical box? [laughter] i was not in box. i have been observing all of the stories about me leaving japan. it is funny because obviously i know what happens. some people are not very far from the truth, but nobody got it right at the moment. and the reason for which i don't talk about is i don't want to put anyone in any danger particularly the people helping me. they showed a lot of courage. but what is extremely important, maria, a

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en otra información un juez muere en manos de los agentes, según el récord carol reyd llamó a la policía los videos de la cámara corporal ven un cuerpo cubierto por la sábana y se oye a un oficial decir que aún respira, al llegar a la puesta principal ven a christopher con un cuchillo le piden soltar el arma y dicen que tiene armas para ser utilizadas, minutos después el oficial grita, tienes que dar un paso atrás el oficial utiliza una pistola eléctrica, los oficiales pensaron que christopher estaba en el suelo, no fue así. este avanzó hacia los oficiales avanzar con un cuchillo, pese a los esfuerzo para sacar a carol y christopher ambos murieron en el lugar, se llevan investigaciones independientes sobre el homicidio, se investiga también la muerte de carol reed >> impresionante y peligroso, así es como cientos de personas recibieron el año nuevo esto como parte de la celebración algunos resultaron heridos no se regitraron muertes, >> bueno cámaras de seguridad captan el momento donde tres hombres roban en una casa de riverbank, llevándose regalos que la familia había comprado también

carol, thank you so much for taking time. i know this is a really busy time for you. >> of course, thanks, rachel. >> am i right he belief there's has been replication, that he dropped off one hardcopy, one paper copy of the book, and his team, bolton's team is saying that they believe it was photocopied, in order to circulate it more widely? >> basically, yes. they gave a single copy of the manuscript to the white house for that very sort of routine review that anyone who has worked in in administration with the kind of access that john bolton did would have to undergo if they're writing a book, a national security review. and given that the bolton team says they had nothing to do with leak of the contents of the book which they're also not confirming or denying, it appears that there would have had to have been copies made of the book. essentially hard to get your head around the idea one copy of a book and everyone is passing it around, and all those people are going and talking to reporters about what they read in this on

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carol, i want to get to you on this.eam that reported that rex tillerson, after that meeting, described the president as a expletive moron at the time. so how does this all fit together as you remember? >> carol and phil's excellent reporting sheds new light on what exactly transpired before and prompted rex tillerson to say that. we knew it was a very tense meeting. we reported the president was walked through the u.s. nuclear capabilities and said some things that alarmed officials. we knew there was a meeting on afghanistan where he threatened to fire the top u.s. commander in afghanistan and offended a lot of the military official whose were in that meeting. and then after this meeting at the pentagon, tillerson, we know we had why he was so frustrated and what people who told us at the time they thought was very -- shocking because there were so many people around. we know why he said the president was moron. and it shows the -- also that rex tillerson was one of the only people who really stood up for everyone esse

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you guys have covered this not just in the book very well, phil, carol, phil, start with you.ow's the president handling somebody who's -- another person who's turned on him? >> it's like michael cohen, the president's personal attorney turning on the president. lev parnas is somebody who tried so hard to get into the trump orbit. there are photos all over the internet with him posing with the president, with his allies at mar-a-lago, a lot of thumbs up. now he's turning completely. he's providing this new evidence. those notes that were scribbled on the hotel stationery and he wants to tell his story. the question, i think, becomes whether the senate republicans, enough of them, want to hear witnesses to bring him forwardly and importantly john bolton, the former national security advisor, who's head he would be willing to testify if asked. >> what do you make of the president's relationship now with rudy if the people rudy was bringing into this thing are now causing political problems for the president? >> from our reporting it's really shocking inside the white house and t

this is "bulls and bears," thank you for joining us, i am david asman, joining me today, caroll roth, jonathan hoenig, capri caforio and john burnett. >> we'll be able to process usmca here in senate this week. that is good news, something i think we have broad bipartisan agreement on. with regard to impeachment, our understanding is that and i thinkure understanding is, well the house is likely typhoon alley send -- finally send articles on us it were that would set us up to begin the actual trial next tuesday. >> that was senator majority leader mitch mcconnell, joining us now, indiana republican senator mike braun. and senator, you voted in two committees today to push through usmca. will the big trade deal pass the senate and be signed into law before impeachment trial tuesday? >> leader mcconnell is the master of scheduling stuff in a tight time frame. sad that we have to do all this within the process of a couple of days we've been, this could have been across the finish like last year, but it is so important farmers, and state like indiana, agriculture a big deal, number one ma

but throughout the course of our reporting both carol and i have been talking to people who have saidhat in fact there were numerous locations where these attacks were being planned. so, we still don't know specifics about exactly what this was. we know that the d.o.d. and some u.s. intelligence officials are going to brief congress on some of those specifics. but i don't know that we'll actually ever get those kinds of details. qasem soleimani, general milley was very specific in talking about his past, decades of being involved in attacks that killed americans. over and over ali khameini has has on his hands from series of attacks. but just in the last 90 days or so this uptick in attacks against americans and iraqis inside of iraq, he said that soleimani was directly, was actually directing many of those attacks and that they had the intent to kill. and very crucially general milley said that in fact despite the fact that soleimani is now dead, it's still possible that these attacks may still play out. it's just not clear, nicole. >> courtney, you know this, and actually everyone i

carol can tell us meaningful rainfall.ather will be like the most of us across the uk. happy new year, carol. it is going to be a misty and murky day. patchy fog but also some frost because parts of north—east scotland in north—east england and here where the cloud has broken overnight. anything north and west of scotland, quite windy but for the rest of the uk, not much of a breeze at all to shift the cloud. the best breaks likely in the shelter of the heals, north—east wales, north—east england and north—east scotland and at times some brightness coming in across east anglia and the south—east. cloud thick enough to produce drizzle, especially in south—west england, south wales and also parts of scotland. as we head on through the evening and overnight., we will have all this cloud. some breaks, a brisk wind and it is strengthening to galeforce in parts of western scotla nd to galeforce in parts of western scotland with exposure. the arrival of the weather front introducing rain initially to western scotland but it will

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carole has a lot of courage.ing the country obviously, took passport, they left her without telephone they left -- her computer left loan in tokyo without anything she left because she was afraid when they stopped is to say oh she has something to hide they same back, four days later she flew back theying interrogated her in front of kourtz you are the with agent and prosecutor then she left very. now they are issuing a warrant for falsely testimony nine months later let me give you an example the judge in charge, we asked him seven times to remove the ban. over a period of nine months. seven times. and every time, being he took the time to think, nothing changed. and then he came back by saying no and why no? because something of tampering of evidence tampering of evidence for corral i was able to receive civil rights my kids my you cousins my friends so if intending to tamper evidence i could tamper evidence with anybody about why carole? they knew not allowing me to have a normal life they were breaking me whi

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we will, carol.s a chinese passport. thank you to talking to us and this must be distressing for you. tell us your situation. we have been under the lockdown, as reported. a few days ago we, two days ago now, we got messages saying to register with the beijing embassy and i rang up andi the beijing embassy and i rang up and i was registered for me and my three—year—old son because we were really worried about the reports of the children becoming sick and at the children becoming sick and at the time they said it was fine but when i received a call the next day they said only i could go and my son would have to stay. and obviously that was very devastating to hear. 0bviously that was very devastating to hear. obviously and the situation now with your son, you said you were worried about young children and we know elderly people or infirm people can be vulnerable and is there a particular reason you are worried about him and that you are so keen to leave the region because we hear that if people are ab

ellen degeneres received the carole burnett award for contribution to television and cecil b. award and the south korean parasite. parasite, joakim phoenix for best motion picture drama in "voelker" and renee zellweger for her performance as judy garland in "judy." >> cbz says the future of quarterback tom brady is uncertain after the playoff loss. the patriots lost to the tennessee titans 20-13 in saturday's wild card game. the 42-year-old brady has won six super bowls. but he's not under contract for the patriots next season. it's unlikely he will retire soon but acknowledged he's not sure where he might play next year. >> i just don't know what will happen. i will not predict it. no one needs to make choices at this point.

. >> reporter: ellen taking home the honorary globe for the carol burnett award.l around in hollywood. >> a man is -- sorry. a man is blessed. a man is blessed with a family sitting down in front like that. >> reporter: full of tears and surprises. >> oh -- i said i had money on this, not happening. completely stumped. >> reporter: olivia colman upsetting faves jen aniston and nicole kidman for best tv actress drama. >> i know you guys haven't seen my show. everyone's like, this is an editor? >> reporter: newcomer awkwafina also picking up an award. >> if i fall upon hard times i can sell this, so that's good. >> reporter: awkwafina making history as the first of asian descent to win best actress. joaquin phoenix winning best actor for "joker." renee zellweger best actress for "judy." brad pitt winning supporting actor for "once upon a time in hollywood." taking a moment in his speech to shout-out his costar and pal leonardo dicaprio. and weigh in on that whole "titanic" controversy. >> still -- i would have shared the raft. >> he would have shared the raft. the b

. >> reporter: tate can do that now thanks in part to seventh grader jonathan jones and his mom carolre all yours. >> reporter: back in november, jonathan got the chance to try out these glasses as part of his science collapsed. and when the video of his tearful reaction to seeing colors went viral, offers to help started pouring in. >> so many people, both people we knew and people we'd never heard from in our lives were reaching out to us and sending me dms, asking me to give money towards jonathan's glasses. >> reporter: jonathan's family eset up a gofundme page not to pay for his glasses, but to buy a pair for another child. they asked for $350. >> before we went to bed that night, we were at a thousand dollars. and we're currently at -- >> 32. >> 32. >> reporter: that's right. jonathan and his family raised nearly 100 times more than they had asked, over $32,000. and when the company that makes the glasses enchroma heard about it, they committed to match the donation, which can provide at least 130 pairs more. >> i wear these glasses 24/7 because, you know, color is amazing. >> r

. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. jason: i'm jason kelley.sn's escape to beirut. the fugitive comes out swinging against japan and nissan. jason: plus, australia in flames and how the fight has put a global focus on climate change. carol: the u.s. catholic church's strategy to reduce payouts to abuse victims by

prosecutors in tokyo have issued an arrest warrant for the wife of former missa salmon calls gone carol gone of lying to investigators over her husband's escape from japan where he was awaiting trial on corruption charges more details about the former managers stunt like escape from japan's just justice system are from robots . he's thought this is the moment when carlos ghosn left japanese soil since his daring escape on the 29th of december the story of how he managed to get out of japan has been slowly becoming clear his belief that he was smuggled onto a high speed train in tokyo and delivered to can sight international airport near osaka city from there he left aboard a private jet ending a journey through japan that began inside a musical equipment box. however plenty of questions about the escape remain unanswered and carlos ghosn has hinted to news networks that he may address some of those questions very soon he said that he has actual evidence documents that will prove that this was a coup to take him down he said that he's going to name names some people from the japanese gov

carol let's start with you. the fact of the matter is we don't know where this is going on how iran is going to retaliate. i would expect on this kind of news a steeper drop today, seems that the markets were pretty measured. >> yeah i think it was a very muted response especially since the markets were up 300 points yesterday and going into a weekend, you didn't get that big dip that you might have expected like we saw when we had the saudi arabia situation, a few months back, but i was actually even more surprised we didn't see a bigger sell-off not just because of the iran situation, but because of the ism numbers. this was the lowest read that we've had since june 2009 and shows significant weakness in the manufacturing sector, which i think is a bigger threat at this point in time for the markets. melissa: oil prices speaking following the death of iran's top general. phil? we saw a significant runup. in fact the highest price since last april in crude oil even higher than when iran attacked the saudi oil f

automotive bosses wife carol go on an increasingly frustrated japanese government has urged lebanon to help with the investigation model who. we are making efforts to communicate to the lebanese government through various methods. and we plan on delivering our message to them that it is extremely regrettable that go in who left japan illegally arrived in lebanon and also ask their necessary cooperation as we investigate the facts through the cool mom who committed to prove it. and it is to lebanon to the world's press now turns specifically to a wealthy suburb of beirut and the house owned by carlos ghosn the fugitive with a story to tell and another some of the other global business stories making headlines today. tori dance from tesla long mosque u.s. carmaker delivered its 1st chinese made cars to customers by as we see the 1st vehicles produced in the company's shanghai gigafactory on the boss in security here. 3210 ignition base a size 0 launched another set of satellites from its falcon 9 rocket they're meant to provide global internet services this time one satellite will have a

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. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. jason: i'm jason kelley.ive comes out swinging against japan and nissan. jason: plus, australia in flames and how the fight has put a global focus on climate change. carol: the u.s. catholic church's strategy to reduce payouts to abuse victims by