tamron and i go head-to-head on the ice when we team up with ice dancing champs meryl davis and charlie white. . all tt and more coming up now >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." it's tuesday, morning, november 10th, 2015. we show you outdoors. it's a little drizzly and why that matters in just a second. i'm willie along with tamron, natalie on assignment and al taking the world by storm delivering the weather in 50 states in one week. i thought since this morning it's just the two of us "it takes two" from rob base. >> it's contagious. >> ladies love me girls adore me, even the ones who never saw me. so let's go, cuz. >> there you interest t.drop the cups. that the video i would wait in seventh or eighth grade to come on to the music box show. >> did you do the dance? >> clearly we're having a blast this morning. >> should you say why, why we're excited, a little tense, why there's something in the air today. tamron and i are about to engage in a figu

charlie white was he genuinely curious -- charlie: was he genuinely curious?: what he was mainly curious about -- that he did not know the answer to was what was in the diaries. what surprised you. charlie: that brings up the story, he, bush 43 wanted the diaries for his own book. he could not get access because bush 41 had given them to you, true? jon: i think there is an element of truth. charlie: what is the element that is not? jon: my first-hand knowledge is that the diaries had been given to me for the use of this biography, and an ultimate scholarly edition of all of the additions. that had been our agreement. george herbert walker bush stood by that. charlie: did he say to his son, i'm sorry, i have given them to jon meacham. jon: i don't know. i doubt that conversation took place. the story i understand to be true is that 43 was not happy. his rhetoric could get hot. i don't have first-hand knowledge. charlie: don't you assume it is true? you wanted -- he wanted to write about his father. his father. he wanted to show things that no one else knew. her

willie is an expert and mayoral davis, arm charlie white coached >> willie is practicing if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. >>> this morning on "today's take" music icon prince out with some new music and a familiar new face on his next hit. > then, tamron and i go head-to-head on the ice when we team up with ice dancing champs meryl davis and charlie white. . all that and more coming up now >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." it's tuesday, morning, november 10th, 2015. we show you outdoors. it's a little drizzly and why that matters in just a second. i'm willie along with tamron, taking the world by storm delivering

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. >>> as the first american ice dance team to win olympic gold, merrill davis an charlie white know how to put on a performance performance. put today, we're switching out their ice skates for clown shoes . >>> this is amazing. >> reporter: the challenge, learn three acts with ringling . >>> you are gold medalists. i'm not. but i'm going to bring my a game. >>> i think we're all out of . >>> i am only bringing my b game. you should be okay. >>> let's see how we do. >>> first up, a dance routine. i don't really got that . >>> while i try to be confident i was going up against olympic ice dancers. >>> hey, charlie, doing okay over there? >>> i'm so focused. >>> i still don't know how to flip the fan. >>> fans are the least of my >>> we'll be okay. >>> next up was the meteor act . >>> let's make it happen . >>> what if i hurt someone. >>> i don't know about this. >>> give him some street cred for that . >>> time for the time act. juggling. >>> he was bragging about be being able to juggle earlier . >>> i was . >> reporter: you were . >>> then they brought these out out. do you like my jugg

willie is an expert and mayoral davis, arm charlie white coached us and the showdown is here. >> willie morning to you. it is 8:56. this protest yesterday at san jose airport may be small compared to what is going to happen today. they are considering easing restrictions for ride sharing companies. hundreds of drivers took part in the protest that stranded travellers at the airport. taxi drivers are promising a larger strike to coincide with the meeting. along with expanding the strike across the city, they are promising to double the number of drivers taking place. another local news update in half an hour. have a great morning. e a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars [♪] >>> this morning on "today's take" music icon prince out with some new music and a familiar new face on his next hit. >>> then, tamron and i go head-to-head on the ice when we team up with ice dancing champs meryl davis and charlie white. . all that and more coming up now >>

willie is an expert and mayoral davis, arm charlie white coached >> willie is practicinga program which started here in iowa is spreading to other states -- and is stirring up some controversy. the iowa d-o-t started message monday as part of its goal to have zero deaths on the roads. this was yesterday's message on boards across the state -- telling people to give blood the right way, not on the highway. message monday is now spreading to utah -- but some drivers think yesterday's sign was tasteless. it read "get your head out of your apps." some drivers found it crass but the d-o-t doesn't mind -- it means people are reading the messages. several people in utah put their messages -- and credit iowa with giving them the idea. now, let's go to eileen with a look at weather. nice today before a strong system tracks in for wednesday. this will bring showers and storms to the state wednesday and wednesday night with breezy conditions wednesday, very windy conditions thursday along with falling temperatures for the end of the week. we'll be back in 30 minutes, be sure to check kwwl dot com

willie is an expert and mayoral davis, arm charlie white coached >> willie is practicingcandidates debate tonight in milwaukee, wisconsin ten sioxuland college students will be there. they're members of the dordt college republicans who will volunteer at the forum. the students have already met several of the candidates who have visited their campus. they say this will be a great way to see them on a different platform. "in life and in politics, i think it's always important to stay involved in what's really going on because we elect these people who have so much power and we just need to keep them accountable and make sure we keep engaged with what going on." the club raised money for the trip from business leaders and others in iowa to sponsor their trip. here's ben with weather. high wind watch in effect for most of the area wednesday and wednesday night we have one more mild day today with highs near 60, a few clouds overhead and steady south winds. changes arrive tomorrow mainly in the form of rain, thunderstorms and high wind of the 35-45 mph variety with 50+ mph gusts (hence the hi

willie is an expert and mayoral davis, arm charlie white coached us and the showdown is here. >> willieome of you, the rain may be breaking up. others are getting a nice shower now. meteorologist bill henley is standing by to look where it's falling. bill? >> you'll need your rain gear even later today and into tonight. it is dreary in center city, view of 8th and market this morning. rain still falling in philadelphia. you see some breaks in the rainfall and some of the western suburbs and to the south. but rain is going to be a possibility right on through tonight and into early tomorrow morning. the temperatures have been climbing a bit. now 59 in philadelphia. 60 in atlantic city. >>> new from overnight, police still haven't found an armed robber. investigators say around 2:30 this morning, a man walked into the north america american motor lodge in wynnefield heights, pulled out a gun and held up the clerk. taking cash from the register. police surrounded the area, initially thinking the guy might be hiding on the property. >>> nbc 10 was in north philadelphia. workers picketed out

charlie white. we worked with this called the meteor rope which is terrifying. no ones hurt in filming. i love jeremy's response. what are you doing anyway. you can't win them all. charlie and mary won. they won by 45 to 55%. better luck next time. you have several more challenges we are doing every week. yeah. yeah. looks like you are taking it hard. get yourself doughnut and coffee. you will be fine. >> anyway. thanks for all the votes out there. and yes, we will do it again next week. in the next half hour health officials may be closing in on a cause after some customers fall ill after eating at chipotle . >> we are still fans of your. forecast up next. >>> we also have the laft on the breaking news from canton. wreaking overnight one person is dead after a shooting that happened in dorchester, police right now looking for the gunmen. >>> police more on a health alert out west after e-coli break out and chipotle. which items officials think may to be blame in this. >>> welcome back, everyone. it's 9:30 on this very nice tuesday. >> here it is beginning of no

. >>> at the first american ice dance team to win olympic gold mayor davis and charlie white know how to put on a performance. but today we're switching out their ice skates for clown shoes as we head to the circus. you're a gold medalist. i am not. i will bring my a game. >>> i think we're all out of our and while i tried to be confident i go up against olympic ice dancers. doing okay over there? 5, 6, 7, 8. next up the meteor act. >>> what if i hurt someone? no, i improvise and put in one hand. >>> give him some treats for that. then it's time for the final act. juggling. >> he was bragging about being able to juggle. i was. then they brought these out. >> you like my juggling stance. >> yes, intense. one with the juggle school. i don't know what the these are. i'm going to go like one for now. you go slow. then you toss me another one. >> i feel like she will be really good. and i juggle. >> when you can't do something try for something else. >> good job. >> i love that diversion next week. >>> i just want to point out to the viewers/voter it was 2-1. you won extra points for takin

willie is an expert and mayoral davis, arm charlie white coached us and the showdown is here. >> let me go >>> good morng. it's 8:56. i'm darlene rodriguez. we are continuing to follow breaking news from patterson, new jersey. a fire has reached seven alarms. firefighters have been trying to get the fire under control since 11:00 last night. families were offered temporary shelter elsewhere because of this heavy smoke. it has caused six nearby schools to close classes. they are east side, roberto school, school 11, school 15, madison avenue pre-k. breezy, rain on and off. 60s the high. tomorrow, early showers, 61 degrees. and on thursday, rain returns. temperatures in the 60s. >>> on the "today" show, coming up, see what a woman is doing >>> this morning on "today's take" music icon prince out with some new music and a familiar new face on his next hit. >>> then, tamron and i go head-to-head on the ice when we team up with ice dancing champs . all thatnd more coming up now >> announcer: from nbc ews, is is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tasron hall li

willie is an expert and mayoral davis, arm charlie white coached us and the showdown is here. >> willie is practicing. >>> with a wanted man on the run how he was able to escape an apartment building that the s.w.a.t. team has surrounded. >> road rage after police say a drunk driver hit his truck flipping it over. terrifying scene in oklahoma after a car goes straight for an officer forcing him to open fire. deon lewis done for the year. what his teammates say about the patriot's big loss. just a matter of time before we get rain and wind. that forecast ahead.

charlie: what part of you misses walter? bryan: i do not miss walter white. lie: even though it changed your life. bryan: i miss the people connected to it. the reason i do not miss walter white is that "breaking bad" had a beautiful beginning, middle, and end. it is like if you had a great meal, and then somebody brought you more dessert -- no. it kind of ruins it. it was good where it was. leave it at that and walk away proud. charlie: thank you for coming. bryan: my pleasure. thank you, charlie. charlie: --"trumbo" opens november 6. ♪ ♪ charlie: sarah silverman is here, and she has been a standup comedian and an actor for more than 20 years. she takes on her first major dramatic role in the new film "i smiled back." she plays a woman suffering from alcoholism and depression. peter travers called the performance "acting of the highest caliber." here is the trailer for "i smile back." >> rise and shine, beautiful. sarah: how much do you love me? oh, good. oh, good. promise you will never leave me. >> she turned around and gave a -- gave the kid a huge smile.

we are doing great among whites. charlie: 50%. --58%.arl: but we got to do better, and can do better. we have a governor in texas that got 58% of the latino vote. now running for president. we have a governor in florida gets reelected by getting 2% of the african-american vote. -- 20% of the african-american vote. charlie: when you look at this election, what should the ticket be? karl: somebody from the midwest. charlie: bush ought to be on the ticket? karl: yeah, exactly. florida, the democrats won by 7/10th of 1%. lose florida, then republicans have got a shot. they have to take virginia and ohio. but if we take florida, it keeps them from winning the white house automatically. we've got to win that one. if we lose it, we are dead, if we when it, we've got a shot. charlie: so you got a shot. so to win, you have to get to virginia. karl: virginia and ohio. virginia we lost over a point, and ohio which was lost over less than 3 points. charlie: virginia has a democratic governor. karl: yeah, but against a not very particularly strong ca

charlie white and his 2-year-old grandson jet jernigan join us with mom crystal from oklahoma. >> good >> what was the reactions? >> set the scene for us. >> excuse me? >> set the scene for us. what brought the roar? >> that was about the second or third time we did it that morning. and we would play hide and go seek. and he was chasing me. i was chasing him. he came out and i roared and he -- his reaction is almost the same every time. >> what is your reaction, cryst crystal, as jet's mom to know 1.5 million people have viewed this and get just as much kick out of it as you do. >> it's crazy. we september it to funniest home videos not thinking about what happened. after it aired, it went viral. >> how long ago was that? >> we sent it in about two, three months ago. and just recently we found out it was going to be on air on its first episode. >> and then it went viral, a as they say. >> yes. >> charlie, i know you do this a lot. he is your only grandchild, who is spoiled i suspect. do you still get the reaction after time you do the scary voice? >> yeah. he goes roar and scares me. h

charlie: charlie saffire, a paid white house employee for richard nixon.you learn from him? peggy: he was wonderful. he took me under his arm a little bit and was sort of an advice person. did i say that the right way? he took me under his shoulder. charlie: bob bartley, the former opinion page editor. peggy: he called me and had me come in and write op-ed pieces at the wall street journal informally. and then one day he picked up the phone and called me up in a lighthearted way and said, there's this new thing called the internet and the journal is going to have internet editorial page and internet columnist. will you be one? i said yes not knowing it would become a major part of my life. he offered me x dollars a month and i asked if we can add 10% of that so that in retrospect i felt like i drove a hard bargain. he laughed and said yes. we shook hands over the phone and -- charlie: you should have said 50%. peggy: i should've had you there. charlie: who is jane jane? peggy: my great aunt, my maternal grandfather's sister who had a great impact on me whe

charlie: thank you very much. cbs news white house correspondent. hope we can do this again.in a moment. stay with us. ♪ ♪ here,e: frank gehry is one of the most prominent architects of our time. his use of unusual materials are considered to change the direction of architecture. designss most famous are the walt disney concert hall in los angeles, just to name a few. is a country bidding editor for vanity fair magazine. he has written the first authorized biography of frank terry. -- frank gehry. new york times called it an informative, start late -- startling journey into architecture. i am pleased to have both of them at this table. debt, and i in your want to say it publicly, when i was being honored in washington for a nice award, you flew across the country to speak on my behalf and i am deeply indebted. me at this table and when ever have had control of airwaves every markable series of conversations. i am very proud to call you my friend. thank you, sir. this,e: let's start with why a biography of frank gehry? to do a biography because it was a different thing to do.

white plan. it's a plan which is put in action when there's a terrible thing happening in france, and it has been reinforced after the attacks against "charlie hebdo." the white plan means that the 17 hospitals in paris are on alert and each hospital has a specific function. so you have i hospital which is going to take care of the families and the dead. you have five hospitals which are going to take care of the injured. and you have another hospital or other hospitals which are going to take care of the people who have been psychologically injured. and according to my source, there are a lot of people who are in complete shock tonight. one person was injured in the bullet and described very precisely what happen inside the bataclan, inside the musical theater. and this person said the attackers arrived and began right away to fire to the crowd. they didn't say anything in the first ten seconds. then one guy began to scream "we're stronger than the french," end of the quote. and then according to this witness who was injured in the leg by a bullet the person, the attacker, exploded himself in front of the crowd in the bataclan. that's a ver

charlie: thank you very much. cbs news white house correspondent. hope we can do this again. in a moment. stay with us. ♪ charlie: frank gehry is here, one of the most prominent architects of our time. his use of unusual materials are considered to change the direction of architecture. among his most famous designs are the walt disney concert hall in los angeles, just to name a few. paul is a country bidding editor -- contributing editor for vanity fair magazine. he has written the first authorized biography of frank gehry. it is called "building art art.y co -- building new york times called it an informative, startling journey into architecture. i am pleased to have both of them at this table. welcome. i am forever in your debt, and i want to say it publicly, when i was being honored in washington for a nice award, you flew across the country to speak on my behalf and i am deeply indebted. you have given me at this table and when ever have had control of airwaves every markable series of conversations. i am very proud to call you my friend. frank: thank you, sir. charlie: l

. >> charlie brown doesn't have a black girlfriend. big deal. fat albert never had a whitea redhead. orange is the new red. >> those complaining about lack of social diversity must be suffering from peanuts envy. good one, karen. >>> you can hardly call me a fan being a gay democrat. but i must give you kudos for the clever spot on fallon. you're a real pistol when it comes to nailing the truth. i was nervous to reading inging "killing reagan" because it captures the entire man, not just glorifying it. what a nice letter, amy. and thank you for reading my book. >>> bill, my husband brought "killing reagan" on my cruise to bermuda and ignored my pleas to play bingo. that's not right, marlene. bingo on the ocean, you've got to have it. shame on him. >>> factor tip of the day, ohio says no to pot. >> and it was by a landslide. yesterday's vote on legalization 64%, just 36% in favor. ohio joins florida and arkansas in the recent noes against legalized medical marijuana. now, i think it's a cultural thing. in the south and midwest, traditional values are held with more esteem. d

white guy. it. >> a few years later we we with charlie and johnny. a best picture oscar winner. this story is told through my eyes. e.t. on the set of e.t. spillberg and a cool trucker hat. we watched them unfold. >> another director reloved was ron howard. it was 1989. our show was eight years old but we already hit a milest 2,000 episodes. that makes i've seen about 1,200. >> now in our 35th year we're up to episode 8,922. oscar winning director ron howard saying that. we did keep up the good work, ron because we were on a lot of cool sets in the 90s as well. we're going to have that flash back for you tomorrow as well. >> the golden globes air january 10th and here is the first image returning to host i love them. it's going to be wild. >> in our entertainment tonight birthdays, which grays anatomy star was fascinated by her ring? i'm going to say catherine. the answer coming up next. >> i would be talking to somebody and start getting mesmerized. >> that is catherine heigel who turned 37 today. >> happy birthday, catherine. and kevin, it's a big night fo y shelby insider. we

charlie brown's christmas tree. it will not make that mistake again. the official christmas tree will be a 25-foot whiteighting ceremony will be held later this month. i always like a charlie brown christmas it suppose. not christmas see outside. it's mild. it's going stay kind of wet da damp. we have two hour airport delays right now the philadelphia international airport. but take a live look outside of our studios. you can see the mist, the fog, 60 degrees so that's a little bit above our average for this time of year. but if you're stepping outdoors, more fog, more drizzle and also gusty winds. northwest winds gusting up to 25 miles per hour. yes, temperatures they will be slow to fall. we're looking at lows to night in the 50's but take a look at ultimate doppler a little bit of a lull in the action but off to the west we're going to watch more energy rotate through. but look at some of the totals for earlier today. less a little less than half an inch in philadelphia. but take look at parts of delaware, south jersey, one to 2-inches of rainfall that was just the first part of the day and then this

charlie: do you think he is getting conflicting advice? mr. morell: i don't think i was ever at a national security meeting at the white house where the was not a difference of opinion. charlie: between soldiers and intelligence people and political people? mr. morell: absolutely, it is the nature of making policy. the difficult thing is to sit at the head of the table and take all that advise and sort it out and make a decision. charlie: let's just go through, one, he has to change the rules of engagement. what are the other decisions for him to make? mr. morell: the number of special forces. charlie: what is that vary between? mr. morell: i don't know the number now, but when he made the decision to put 50 in northern syria, that is a pretty small number. so a larger number, and more importantly where they are. now they are pretty far back in the chain of command. they need to be closer to the front line so they can provide strategic and tactical advice to the guys doing the fighting. charlie: in the meantime, what is happening as this is going on with al qaeda? al qaeda in asia, al qaeda in africa, al qaeda in the arab states? mr. morell: t

charlie: you need to learn to tune out the white noise. you cannot please everyone.am: and there is white noise. you have to embrace the dialogue with the audience, which is a little bit like listening to the white noise, because if you make a normal movie, you have basically -- you make the film, you make a trailer, you release the trailer comment you get awareness of the film and then the movie comes out. bond, there is a press conference. they review the press conference, the song, the singer, the poster, the trailer, the teaser trailer. the choice of director. everything is a dialogue and you have to embrace that. that is part of the process. a movie like "spectre" can compete with something like "game of thrones" or "mad men" who have a weekly dialogue with their audience. at the same time, don't read the reviews. charlie: would you be prepared to do something like "game of thrones?" sam: god yes. charlie: because you have -- sam: the story. a 40 hour story. what could be better? that is what gives you a kick. i get a kick out of story. many of the best films ar

white guy. i put a little soul brother t it. >> a few years later we were with charlie and a best picture oscar winner. this is told through my eyes. e.t. on the set of e.t. spillberg and a cool trucker hat. ood >> another director reloved was ron howard. it was 1989. our show was eight years old but we already milestone. >> wow, entert tonight. 2,000 episodes. that makes sense. i've seen about 1,200. >> now in our 35th year we're up to episode 8,922. oscar winning director ron howard sayingthat. we did keep up the good work, ron because we were a lot of cool sets in the 90s as well. we're going to have that flash back for you tomorrow as well. >> the gol globes air january 10th and here is the first image returning to host i love them. it's going to be wild. >> in our entertainment tonight birthdays, which grays anatomy star was fascinated by her ring? i'm going to say catherine. the answer coming up next. >>> right now at et online. justin beiber bails two major appearances. why cancelled on cobert and the cbs thanksgiving day parade. plus does adam have baby fever? and kristin welcomes her b

pivot and start preparing to travel to washington to meet with president obama at the white house tomorrow. charlie? >> elizabeth, thank you so much. >>> americans are more vigilant this morning heading into one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. nearly 47 million people are expected to travel for thanksgiving. after the paris attacks, airports have tightened security with extra officers and police dogs. jeff is outside reagan national airport with more. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's no credible threat against the u.s., do not expect to breeze through security at the nation's airports. there will be tougher screening in place, even for pre-check passengers. tsa workers will be taking more time going through bags. the holiday travel season begins amid heightened security across the country. >> the incident like paris happens and people are maybe a little more nervous. >> reporter: following the deadly terror attacks in paris, false bomb threats have disrupted three flights after passengers voiced security concerns. on sunday officers escorted three men off the southwes

charlie: thank you so much. peter baker joined us earlier, white house correspondent from the new york times.at to have you. thank you. we will continue this series of examinations on what happened in paris and the consequences tomorrow night. thank you for joining us tonight, and we will see you then. ♪ china working vigorously to overcome the slowdown. it is still in reasonable range. earlier, president obama told the aipac's he expressed optimism about the upcoming conference. obama said there wa

charlie: like radio scripts for dan rather. peggy: i had all of my work in big right boxes -- white boxes. i got it all together and i surrendered myself and started going through everything i had written and i found that naturally it divided itself into themes and topics. i love this. i don't know about this. charlie: if you are writing for ronald reagan, you write for his voice. and when you write a column, you write your voice. peggy: yes. it's what writers do. it comes straight out of your head and your heart. and you sound like yourself because you are yourself. you don't have to channel anybody else. finding your voice is a crucial ingredient. did you have trouble finding your voice? after working for reagan, such a vivid presence that i would have trouble getting back to my own sound. and i had first book no problem at all. i inescapably sound like me. to the extent i have a voice, it is just my voice. a wonderful man for 15 years named james toronto. charlie: what does he add or subtract? he looks at what i've written and will sometimes question things. it is primarily factual cont

charlie: thank you so much. peter baker joined us earlier, white house correspondent from the new york times.is great to have you. thank you. this series ofe examinations on what happened in paris and the consequences tomorrow night. thank you for joining us tonight, and we will see you then. ♪ ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to the -- ♪ first, a majority of american governors are saying no to syrian refugees. paul ryan says a bill that is coming that would cause the flow of those refugees, and

charlie: the reason why he never liked jimmy carter. he went to the white asked carter to please take these people. he did blame it on carter. why are you throwing this on us? charlie: what we should do is what john mccain and lindsey graham and i think dianne feinstein recommended five years ago. this never would have happened. we should set up a no-fly zone in syria. they should be surrounded by nato troops in a should be protected. they should be kept in syria. they should not be overwhelming jordan. they should not be overwhelming western europe. they should not be overwhelming the united states. let's make a portion of syria say for them. that would also push back isis somewhat. they should stay where they are. we should protect them there. expand the resources if necessary. neil: you had to deal with a crisis. people are antsy. a soccer stadium is being evacuated. because of an apparent threat. it would have interfered with germany, netherlands soccer. >> you will have a lot of that. we were having like 120, 130 bomb scares a day in the four or five d

white house diaries. this is a timely, first-rate book. thank you. back in a moment. ♪ charlieah rothschild is here. she is a writer, documentarian, and philanthropist. she recently became the first female chair of the board of the national gallery in london. her debut novel is called the improbability of love. it explores the london art scene and it features a talking painting. i am pleased to have hannah rothschild of the table. welcome. hannah: thank you. novel, hannahnew rothschild writes about a familiar world. where is the photograph taken? hannah: that was a house that belonged to earl spencer and prince william and prince harry. we rescued it. that is the cherry on the cake. i'm not talking about myself. talking about the house. disclosure, you and your father are great friends of mine. did he introduce you as a young girl to the joy of art? hannah: very much so. if i wanted to see him, i had to go to museums. they were like a playground. charlie: it was the joy of being with him, rather than seeing art. hannah: the art was boring. it hung around and did not say anythin

. >>> downtown reading pennsylvania will not have a charlie brown christmas tree this season, look at this year's tree, a plump whiteanded a replacement last year, but they opted to keep the puny pine. a tree lighting ceremony will be held later this month. >> very nice, now jim gardner is standing by with these stories next after 9:00. police make an arrest in the home invasion and sexual assault a 6-year-old. >> and attorney general, kathleen kane made an appearance on purnlry charges. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and fast food workers walk off the job to protest low wages and a lost militar

white house next week. >>> and some are concerned about an anti-islamic backlash, it crossed my mind after the charlie hebdo incident there were bomb threats in france, and there is a backlash, but it's important to remember that this is not representative of islam in any way shape or form. >> the muslim advocates and law students plan to meet in the courtyard at penn law at 3:00 today. >>> we are learning new details about the russian plan that exploded last month over the egyptian desert. according to officials, a homemade bomb is to blame. >> reporter: after weeks of painstakingly combing through and analyzing the wreckage of the metro jet airliner that went down in egypt's sinai peninsula. russia is saying it was a homemade bomb that caused it to crash. calling it a terrorist act adding it was a large home made explosive device two pounds of tx nt but john kerry is still weighing the possibilities. >> we confirm there was an explosion, but we are not privy to their investigate he information but we have some intinks about what may have happened. >> 224 people were on board the plane, mostly russians on

the white house wants to limit the time our kids spend time preparing for them and taking them, maybe by just cutting them out altogether. charlieyou say this is not helping anyone. >> no. i know new york city schoolteachers who are very good. what they complain about is that the unions in large part protect the really bad teachers, to protect their own power. >> their concern is that the test, which is the only metric you have to judge their success, you take that out -- >> i don't know a single new york city schoolteacher who is smart -- i know a few who are smart, who are afraid of this test. there are plenty of morons to be weeded out. >> the unions are being smart here because they know parents hate testing. >> unless your kid does very well. >> most parents detest it. right. or they're super bright. >> then you're fine with it. >> the unions are on the ropes. you have it tenure taking a hit. collective bargaining rights lost in some states. the performance has been increasingly linked to students' scores. they are smart. they know to go after testing. >> i know that depending on the kid, they -- i do know this from my chil

white and blue in the american flag. celebrations of veterans day valor went on. at the state house governor charlie baker took time to reflect. >> you -- thank you. thank you for what you've done the choice you made and the commitment you made to all of you us. >> reporter: during today's ceremony at the you white house or rather at the state house those in attendance bowed their heads to honor the veterans no longer with us. [playing taps] >>> the sound of taps played at arlington national cemetery in virginia today. it is a tradition on veterans day for the president of the united states to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in memory of all the fallen servicemen and women buried. there. >>> it is now confirm nine people were killed when the business jet they were in crashed into an ohio apartment building. this was breaking yesterday on you our 5:00 news. officials confirmed today two pilots and seven passengers were on board that 10 seat plane when it clipped utility wires and crashed into the four unit apartment building sparking the fire. luckily no one was home. that plane was s

charlie brown tree after calls to take the scranny thing down. josh: the city has no intention of repeating that drama this year, though, it has chosen a plump white fir, 25 feet tall. it was donated by its owners who say they'll have it cut down anyway for safety reasons, so win-win. jean: no charlie brown tree there. josh: this is what drivers are rolling up to in one missouri intersection. jean: after several accidents, city leaders were getting desperate to improve safety. they hope humor will catch on, signs like you got to pistol really. >> we are working a lot of fender-bender accidents, not one fatality and those numbers have drop substantially. jean: remember the signs that went up along the highway last year in massachusetts saying use your blinka, they are trying the approach to put down the dangerous driving. josh: thanks for joining jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut tax

rose: thank you so much, lisa monaco from the white house in taking time on what has to be as busy a day as you've had. thank you so much. >> thanks, charlie. >> rose: we'll be right back. stay with us. we continue our conversation now about the paris attack with robert gates. he was secretary of defense from 2006 to 2011. serving both administrations. he joins us now from philadelphia. i'm pleased to have him back on this program. mr. secretary, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, charlie. good to be with you again. >> rose: tell me what reality you think the attacks in paris have changed. >> i think you need to look at what happened in paris alongside of the bombing of the russian airliner over the sinai and the market place attacks in bay route. -- bay beiru had,t. within three weeks isis launched major attacks in three very different places using three very different techniques. and i think it speaks to the way in which their ability to reach beyond the area that they control in syria and iraq has expanded. and we see that they're active in libya as well. and have made progress in establishing control over the central part of that

that has to happen there, charlie, you and i have talked about this, one of the conversations that needs to happen is let's have a conversation in the situation room in the white house among the national security team in which we ask two questions. the first question is what would our policy toward i.s.i.s. be the day after a paris-style attack in new york or in washington? then the second question is, okay, if that's different from what our policy is today, and i think it would be, if the american people would demand that it be different, why isn't that our policy today? >> rose: mike morell for the hour, next. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: mike morell is here. he is the former deputy director of the central intelligence agency. on monday, the state department issued a global travel alert for u.s. citizens. the the alert warned that i.s.i.l, al quaida, boko haram and other terrorist groups continue to plan terrorist attacks in multiple re