carson. prior to becoming hud secretary, dr. carson devoted his life to protecting the development of children's brains. as the former director of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins hospital, he is aware of the devastating effects of lead poisoning on a child's mental and physical development. as a neurosurgeon, he transformed the lives of thousands of children for the better. now he is doing the same here in washington. please join me in welcoming secretary carson. [applause] secretary carson: thank you very much, acting administrator wheeler. soon it will not be acting anymore. it has been wonderful working with your team. they have been cooperative and helpful. i've also delighted to be here secretary. this whole initiative started when you were acting hhs head, and it has been wonderful working with that team. thank you all for joining us today. i need to recognize some of our talented hud staff. from the office of lead hazard control and healthy homes, our director, matthew, who has

carson. fights his way. into the end zone. chs carson, his second touchdown of the night. took him only two minutes to go 75 yards. >> cris: this is chris carson just saying, i am better than you. nobody's gng to block. dani. sorensen on the outside carson had him spied up the wa whol you can't tackle me.

please join me in welcoming secretary carson. [applause] >> thank you very much, acting administrator wheeler. soon it won't be acting anymore. it has been wonderful working with you and your team. they have been very cooperative and also delighted to be here with deputy secretary oregon. this initiative started when you were acting as hhs head. it has been wonderful working with that team as well. thank you all for joining us today. i need to recognize our talented hud staff over here today. from the office of lead hazard control and healthy homes, our director, matthew ammon, who has worked extremely hard to bring this day about along with michelle miller, peter ashley, warren friedman and kit along with several others. it has been a labor of intensity and love. they do a tremendous amount of work on led remediation efforts and work closely with the other agencies that are here today on this federal action plan. i also want to thank secretary hr --azar for what he has fostered along with the deputy secretary in this fight again

carson. we are gathered to announce the new federal led action plan -- lead action plan and lay out our roadmap to address lead exposure nationwide. the most fundamental responsibility of government is to protect the people, especially the most vulnerable among us. is a calamity that disproportionately harms children and low income communities. all americans, regardless of their age, rage -- race, income, or home address deserve an opportunity to live in state and -- safe and healthy environments. that is why president trump and this administration are committed to tackling this problem head-on. at epa, we are combating lead on all fronts. in homes, schools, consumer products, and drinking water. we are updating the lead rule for the first time in over two decades. we are strengthening the dust lead hazard standards and using our grants and financing programs to help communities replace lead pipes and upgrade water infrastructure. we recently published a book titled protection -- protecting c

carson. fights his way. into the end zone. chs carson, his second touchdown of the night. took him only two minutes to go 75 yards. >> cris: this is chris carson just saying, i am better than you. nobody's gng to block. dani. sorensen on the outside carson had him spied up the wa whol you can't tackle me. we have seen it game after game. >> al: extra point by seabass is good. and the seattle seahawks are back up on top by ten with 2:29 left in the foth. >> cris: two sensational throws by russell wilson. this onen the pocket thrown straight up in the air. drops down. just outside where the defender can poibly defend. beautiful job by tyler lockett. and then the other superstar. on the move to his left. h does the same thing witthe trajectory. up in the air. one handed catch. sensational. you want to add a name to the mvp list and conversat throw in russell wilson. he's been that gootonight and m even gave hilittle shove to make sure he got the go-ahead touchdown to put them up by te this is fun football tonight. >> al: great. seahawks trying to make sure s that theson will

earlier we spoke to carson carson bridge eskew the chief economist of i n g bank and we asked him why the independence of central banks is suddenly under threat or the politicians should exercise more restraint. i think he's working. on a pension when you look back over the last ten years especially during the crisis central banks where that were key they were the main crisis fighter's by inserting extremely loose monetary policies and right now all central banks try to normalize monetary policies which also includes higher interest rates and these then increases borrowing costs for governments for companies and fiscal policies or governments and politicians do not like this no it is a shame because it also means it puts more pressure on them they will have to do more structural reforms they will have to do their homework and in many countries the cases that the governments have not done their homework. now is carson just from i and she banks that's it for us as a business stay tuned for more news the top of the hour and of course you can get all the latest news and information around

♪ >> johnny carson wasn't just the host of "the tonight show." bow and say thank you and good night. >> 30 years is enough. it's a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. right? that's true. since then he's had an affair, he's left his wife, run up debt of several million dollars. so i guess he's going to be run

ben carson is set to lead the new council which also includes treasury secretary steve mnuchin. and commerce secretary wilber ross as members. this is 20 minutes. >> there was a sense they wanted it out. >> i never heard of that song. inaudible] >> i know rudolph -- [inaudible] -- >> don't you wonder what the world is coming to? >> i know, right. udolph, wow. > i light up a room. >> good to see you. president trump: hello, everybody. good, tim. it's a big day. thank you. in a few moments i will sign an executive order launching a new white house opportunity. this is a very big thing that tim and i and everybody have been working on for a long time. and revitalization council. this council will coordinate earth as i cross the entire federal -- coordinate across the entire federal government. with the creation of today's council, the resources of the whole federal government will be leveraged to rebuild low-income and impoverished neighborhoods that have been ignored by washington in years past. our goal is to ensure that america's great new prosperity is broadly shared by all of

he idolized johnny carson. rightfully so. >> the entertainment is buzzing this week.an. he didn't get it, jay leno got it. >> leno, who earlier rode his motorcycle into a show hosted by little field has a bruised ego about the way the network wavered in its support for him. >> when we found out that leno was going to get "the tonight show," we were all obviously depressed. we felt like we were being punished for making fun of them and not cooperating and not being as collaborative as we could have been. and we also felt like we were being disrespected because we did 11 years of great shows. >> just how pissed off are you? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> by all rights, david letterman should have taken over for johnny carson, but his agent took a very, very aggressive stand. we're going to really control all of late night. it's going to cost you a fortunate, and they put our backs to the wall. >> i can only tell you that it has been an honor and a privilege to come into your homes all these years and entertain you. and i hope and i find something i want to do a

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>> come on, carson. >> hollis, queens, man. >> carson is so much cooler than the rest of us. >> obviouslyl member of the royal family. kelly cobiella is across the pond with more on this christmas morning. hey, kelly. >> reporter: guys, good morning. this year, meghan has pulled off an epic royal wedding, won over the in-laws and the queen and the public. time for a relaxing holiday, right? not exactly. what a year for the new duchess. and now, christmas with the queen, a holiday steeped in centuries of tradition. and it starts when her majesty steps off of the train in norfolk, with william and harry kicking off festivities with their annual soccer game. then, the whole royal family goes to sandringham. in ugly sweaters? maybe not. but on christmas eve, they take tea, trim the tree and exchange gifts. what do you get the family who has everything? for the royals, the cheesier the better. prince charles once got a white leather toilet seat. and meghan got the queen a gift for her dogs, a singing toy hamster. before 1988, for centuries, the royal family celebrated christmas here, at windso

we want to get carson daly. carson daly, not known for his singing, here he comes on our left.on, wait for it, wait for it. ♪ we are. >> waiting for it. >> ah! >> that was it. good job. >> that was it? >> he collapse. that he claps. he said, i've spent my whole life clapping, waiting for this moment. carson daly knows where his skill set is. good job from a former bay area deejay. carson daly. >> it is amazing what we're able to do in this day and age. but you've got to give credit to queen for being able to create that. >> they come back up on the top again in 2018. >> classic. >> it feels fresh and new. >> fresh and new. >> thanks, mike. >>> we'll be right back. ♪ this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ unplug chargers - go, ♪ devices go off-line. turn thermostats down low, ♪ led's shine mighty fine. ♪ small actions quickly grow, ♪ to let our great state shine. energy upgrade california, will let us shin

then, i joined the ben carson campaign and i left and went back to london. and said amt again i going to join or not? then i finally joined. that is when things became strange immediately. >> let's define strange. mr. papadopoulos: i was working for a company in london named the london center for international law practice. after independent journalists and people like yourself have looked into this place, they understand it is some sort of diplomats whoern just go in there and masquerade as scholars for some other reason. i had no idea. >> what were you doing there? introduced by ahead of the socialist group in european parliament. said your experience is perfect. come and join our work center. >> so they found you? . always like to hear was in a conference for european parliament. he was fishing for talent. people with political experience. connections. crowd.a young that was the crowd at london center. he said your contract is about to expire and i have a great position for you in london. i love london. then all of the shady things started to happen. meet

it's going to get me on carson?i saw a female dian on carson, i was praying they wouldn't get called over. >> it's a small dose of >> reporter: with each joke d still giving to her all. >> when i started out in stand-up and every single night you wan it to be amazing and perfect all the time, but o do a show every single day, as you know, sometimes you just have -- if it's a bad showng or somet happens where you mess u you have to know there is another one the next day. i try to make every single sho my favorite show. >> reporte are you hard on yourself? do you think about it afterwards? >> sure. >> reporter: even now? >> these people wait for a long, long time to co here. i want them to have show they could possibly have. >> reporter: the emmy award-winning host has taken her love of games and, well, physical discomfort to the next level for another season oferat want to peer into your psyche, why do you enjoy pranks and our discomfort so much? >> well, it doesn't seem like it's just me. everyone seems to enjoy it

is it i hope that gets me on carson or i just know it's going to get me on carson?e, every time i saw a female, i was praying they wouldn't call over. >> i'm on a small patch. it releases small doses of approval. >> with each show ellen says she is still giving it her all. >> i started out in stand-up. every single night you want it to be amazing and perfect every time to do a show every single day as you know, sometimes if it's a bad show or something happens where you mess up, you have to know there is another one the next day. i tried to make every single show my favorite show. >> are you hard on yourself? do you think about it afterwards or go forward? >> i do. >> ? >> even a long, long time to come here. i want them to have the best show they possibly could have. >> she has taken her love of physical discomfort t another season of her game show this january. >> that game of games on nbc, which is really fun. i want to know. i want to peer into your psyche, why do you enjoy pranks and our discomfort so much? >> it doesn't seem it's just me. everyone seems to enj

>> laura: i want to see more of ben carson out there, by the way. i loved what he had to say. once again, the media proves itself to be absolutely incapable of covering virtually anything about the work the president does to try to restore our country. not even an inkling of objectivity. he didn't do this, by the way, to benefit a few of his pals or the people who voted for him, but he is doing this to try to benefit those who have been served so poorly by politicians of both parties for decades. but i'm telling you despiter everything that is swirling around him, the democrats' obsession with impeachment, the indictments, etob cetera, et cetera, the president continues to do work that other presidents wouldn't do. and poor working class americans will be better for it. and that's the angle. joining me now with reaction, pastor darrell scott. he was at the signing of the opportunity zones executive order. he's also the ceo of the national diversity coalition for trump. with me is niger innes from the congress for raciald equality ad chris edwards from the cato institution. pas

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and goal, chris carson just gets it across the goal line. it is 20-20. the teams traded field goals and we go to overtime 23-23. the seahawks win the toss and they don't score. niners marched down the field and they set up robbie gould for game-winner. 36 yards, his fourth field goal of the day and that's it, the niners break the streak 26-23 first went over the seahawks since 2013. >>> the raiders have had one of the war tumultuous weeks in recent memory. they had a chance -- one of the more tumultuous weeks in recent memory. jeff driscoll in the first quarter, tyler boyd 7-0 bengals. and then we do the oklahoma dance. 2nd quarter, joe the middle, get loose. 47 yards to the raiders 20. 129 yards on the day. that sets up 4th and goal. you have to reward the guy who got you there. nixon is in. 14-0 bengals. the raiders answer with lee smith. three weeks he had four career touchdowns. now he has touchdowns in three straight games.4th quarter it i car was sacked five times. still hasn't thrown an interception in nine games. just over four minut

initialu conversation you will hear about his lovede for nevada he is advocating for the people of carson city to serve as secretary of state and in congress he has worked tirelessly on behalf of the nation's a veterans as we have heard first as act representative and then as a senator. i have watched him and have been honored to work with him now across the aisle. when i first came here as a junior senator and how we work together. or how we can work together for the state of nevada and he made the commitmentt then and follow through on that commitment so many things on behalf of the great people on the state of nevada working with critical infrastructure and with the low income families also have common ground and also to introduce bipartisan legislation also to prioritize that approach in our communities i alsoe watched him working on domestic violence prevention so not just here in washington but in our homee state side by side to be introduce bipartisan legislation with the secretary of energy so as you have heard and then octobe october 1st in las vegas we were on the ground with ou

this is rachel carson's groundbreaking book, silent spring. her research on the effects of chemicals on the earth helped to launch the environmental movement. these bumper stickers and buttons are part of the collection, and they are actually parts that i really enjoy working with. i love the fact that with just a few words, you can get a message across that really says it all, let this little, tiny sticker rush, from the flushal organization -- rush, from the national organization of women talking about rush limbaugh. we have a very large gathering from the black panthers, where mission, about their with the issues were, what they were trying to create, and we also have other materials relating to civil rights. this small pamphlet here that was produced by the student nonviolent coordinating committee. 1960's, and the black panthers are from the 1960's as well and they go to the early 1970's. this is a manuscript collection that we acquired from a woman named phyllis johnson. she was a very conservative person who lived in california. the min

the eagles without carson wentz come to los angeles. they shocked the rams. final score 30-23. we welcome you back to l.a. it was just about a year ago here that nick foles' hollywood story began. it looks like we are seeing the beginning of the.nlikely sequ foles steps in and provide as spark. the process he keeps th defending champions playoff hopes alive. on the flip side for theams, a third straight week that jared goff and the offensive struggle and this l.a. team has lost back-to-back games in the stregular season for the f time in this sean mcvay era. doug pederson said the team is embracing the underdogole. they get the win and we get to give out game balls. on the offensive side of things, got to be nick folesre. 24 of 31 for 270 yards. on the defensive side, the man in the middle of everything was fletcher cox. they picked off jared goff two times. here's michele with nick foles and fletcher cox. >> michele: nick, you said you needed to fight the hude of this. put emotions asi and go play. how were you able to? >> i didn't look at the score, the time on the cloc when

i'm sorry, carson. >> mr. davis? was a surprise. >> did i ruin it? never mind. no surprise. >> vale keeps a secret better than you, craig. >> i know. >> more midwest snow. northeast. i think it's time for a new monitor, jim gaines, our director. >> today, florida state's softball team, they had won their first-ever ncaa championship. that's all right. just walk on by, hoda. >> i'm going to find her right now. >> thanks. what is going on here? >> don't forget -- >> it's a circus. >> we only have one chair. i will stand up. wow, like a well-oiled machine. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wow. >> all of that happened. >> that was just last month. >> isn't it incredible to see all that stuff? >> we're so fun. >> at least we think so. >> right. we entertain ourselves. so many people helped put that together. they do it every year. our hats go off to them. editors, molly paul, drew, researchers sarah twarig. >> you made it for next year. >> and the queen of all, our producer, erica levens, who pores through all of those shows and tries to find th

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and you are no johnny carson. [ laughter ] >> welcome the great white north.show -- >> there was a second city chicago company, there was a second city toronto company. the toronto one is the one that fueled the sc tv series that was originally syndicated and got to the states that way. >> hail, hail! >> hail, hail. thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outsider. as a comedian, and canadians are always outsiders, but they are looking at the other culture which is right next door to them. >> i love you, i want to bear your children! >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago and toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. >> sorry, no, never mind, i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual in its humor because it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience. and there was also just the idea that it was this sort of low-rent thin

carson joins us with "in-depth today."er two weeks away. if you have presents to buy or all of your presents to buy, and mail them, too, don't stress. kristen dahlgren has done all of the hard work for us. good morning. >> good morning. i'm still out there shopping. and retailers are no longer just banking on black friday. and they're not exciting with luring shoppers with cyber monday deals. you may not have missed the best deals. this year, the deals are spread out. not everyone is into the sport that black friday has become. >> we try to avoid that as much as possible. >> reporter: and the mad dash for cyber monday can be overwhelming for some. >> i'm here to get it all done. >> reporter: this year, you're in luck. many retailers have extended sales and special offers, especially this weekend. big names like bloomingdale's, macy's and target from 25% off through sunday. amazon is offering 12 days of deals. walmart and best buy are advertising 20 days of deals. >> the fact of the matter is, while black friday/cyber monda

carson joins us. >> good morning. >> good morning to you.d track record when it comes to making his dreams his reality. onef his high-flying predictions hasn't quite gotten off the ground.di chwartz has more on this. what happened? >> reporter: good morning. it was five years ago that amazon's ceo jeff bezos predicted that by this year amazon would be delivering packages b drone. federal laws, even technological hurdles have made it easier said than done. how close are? th it's christmas 2018 and, still, no amazon drones. back in 2013, amazon's ceo jeff bezos predictedhat by now swarms ofs butty robots could be delivering packages to our doorsteps. >> could it be four, five years? i think so. it will work. and it will happen but it's going to be a lot of fun. >> reporter: the drones would be able to deliver items up to fivn pounds wit ten-mile radius of an amazon warehouse. but there were and stillre a federal aviation rules to >> such as drones not being able to fly out of t line of sight of their operators. and there are even mo leghurdle.

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>> carson reportedly spent $31,000 taxpayer dollars on a new dining set for his private dining room.arn burner here. >> a career staffer was behind the decision to buy the dining set, not secretary carson. >> tucker: i was a humanities major so i'm going to check the judges for the math. where are we now? 2-2. this is the tiebreaker. final question, it's multiple-choice. there is a man currently running for congress in the state ofmu arkansas. he shares a name with a rock and roll legend. is he named a: elvis presley, b: bruce springsteen, or c: micksa jagger? ed henry. >> elvis presley. >> tucker: elvis presley. is that his name? >> arkansas isse about to get al shook up. elvis d. presley, there he is, is running for congress. >> this is legit, people! needlesseg to say, he's also an elvis impersonator. >> tucker: that was very intense! and you now win the coveted erik wemple mug that shows "washington post" columnist -- >> i thought it was the tucker carlson mug. >> tucker: i'm on the back. >> very nice of you. >> tucker: bret baier, thank you. that was controversial. >> i felt bet

we might not be seeing the eagles carson wentz for the rest season.t'sor accding to reports that te underwent tests showing a fractured vae that the quarterback has been dealing with for a couple weeks. i don't know how he's been playing on it. i he expected to play the rest of the season but reportedly will avoid any surgery. he just sits out. last year's sboeluper bowl mvp, rememberk n foles? he'll be starting. that bheens the redskins play the final game against the eagles, t by might facing nick foles, not carson wentz. josh norman's birthday is saturday. instead of asking foran ything, he is giving back to the homeless in d.c. >> what aree giving out? >> what's going on? you want a blanket? you can have at, too, if you want it. you're welcome. you're welcome. it's like, what can i give? you want at? bl i don't really have a need for warmth or anything. what's the next best thing? giving it to someone else. >> you get to do things le this. when you give they will the blankets and the socks, do you grantehings for >> absolutely. this is something,

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and this is rachel carsons ground breaking book "silent spring" and her research on the effect of chemicals on the earth helped to launch the environmental movement. and then these bumper stickers and buttons are parts of the collection and they are actually part that i -- that i really enjoy working with. i love the fact that with just a few words you could get a message across that really says it all. like for instance, this little tiny sticker here flush rush from now, the national organization for women. they're talking about rush limbaugh of course. we have almost the complete run of the black panther newspaper. we also have a very large gathering of afem ora from the black panthers where they -- they talk about their mission, what the issues were, what they were trying to create and then we also have other materials relating to civil rights. so there is this small pamphlet here produced by the student nonviolent coordinating committee, snic. and these black panthers are from the 60s and go up into the early 70s. this is a manuscript collection that we acquired from a woman named phyll

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