right we've got to leave it there what is the locus going though he was thank you all very much christy let's go over here because as we head back to the wall when i talked about the numbers on this the bottom line is as we talked about this right there is a major issue here with what is happening with the peloton and its stock now peloton and the i.p.o. you may or may not know this in september it's all a climb of 35 percent. share price at that time so chrissy doesn't stand to reason you're seeing the stock price go way way up in september because of the wouldn't that then mean that at some point there's going to be a correction maybe it's not a holiday here maybe it's not all sexes classist commercials maybe it's just the correction maybe it is a little bit of a correction but really it's driven by the ad was a catalyst for this entire correction because peloton is a momentum stock and what that means is it's not driven by the actual market value or the book value it's driven by sentiment and right now because of this ad it kind of created this entire wave of negative sentiment so this is

let's bring in christy smith fi. >> reporter: rain has been coming down for a while, it does feel like it's getting worse. we're standing outside of foothills regional park, the area where the kincaid fire burned very close to homes. the park only partially reopened and then was closed due to storms. >> yeah, the stress has been tremendous. >> reporter: mick lives in windsor, where firefighters managed to save homes from flames. but now they face a new threat from wind and rain. >> i thought it scratched the car, and no damage, but it was like this. you know? so the wind is more concerning. >> reporter: behind the homes, there is burned areas in foothills regional park. with little vegetation, concern the rain would trigger erosion, but repair work is under way. in nearby santa rosa, crews are clearing culverts to divert the rain. >> we have to protect it. >> reporter: shari is rebuilding her home that burned in the tubbs fire. that includes protecting it with more straw and tarps. the challenges haven't let up. >> i have evacuated twice. once for the tubbs fire and the second time for

reporting live near martinez, christie christie, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> let's take a look right now at traffic in the sierra. thanksgiving travelers head home from the mountains. wow. traffic is bump to bumper, yikes. you can see the stop-and-go traffic there on highway 80. >> are those pictures or video? >> it's video. looks like still pictures. >> until thean started moving, i wasn't sure. >> chp says chains right now are not required, but a bit of a headache there. >>> strong winds shutting down a bay area landmark. this is video of how blustery it was at point reyes national lighthouse. it's one of the windiest spots in the bay area. rangers said winds today over 40 miles an hour. they say that's not safe for people, so they closed the steps down to the lighthouse. >>> as the weather changes, we'll track it for you. our website, mobile app, great resources. right now is a qr code on the screen. walk up to your screen right now, point it at a code. it'll take you to the weather page. you can get there another way, but it's fun to do it this way. anoushah is doing it. ge

but freiburg on flying high for no reason an inch perfect free kick from christie and lucas who made it 32 plant back one about to let things slip in bono picks running cox pocket and dick tome the frugal from florian not house sit. and. marco rose's team back on top of the been his league i. got back flying high. i had to give the up and they did score 3 goals after the break to defeat freiburg 42 but more importantly the foals hold onto the number one spot in the standings and let's start with you now marco rose and join the club in the summer is it down to him or his players well i think off the 13 match days new top of the league is going to be a combination of the 2 and i say joined in the summer brill impose a sort of marcus to run to have to stand out the fullness of this league leading campaign that got back are enjoying at the moment and i think the decision maker is back to real credit for their recruitment over the summer bringing in such a great coach and to fans has that player is now scored the 2nd most goals of foods one of the best teams the late and the best offense so far joint with it and this is a

. >> julie: all right, rich edson, thank you very much paired for more on this, let's bring in john christywhite house correspondent from "usa today." thank you for talking to us. steve cohen says that the democrats need witnesses and apparently there is new evidence that needs to come to light. that's why they want to potentially talk about a potential third article of impeachment. what is this new evidence? why now? why so late? >> well, i think democrats are talking about some new emails that have come out, and senator schumer in particular has been talking about this email from omb that he emailed to the pentagon. i think that that is part of it. the longer this goes on, obviously, the longer that house democrats can collect evidence. there has been talk of them may be adding to an article, but i think what this really is about a sort of negotiating obviously the rules of this thing. you know, it is kind of a classic impasse with nancy pelosi saying that she is not going to send these articles over until she sees how the trial will be run, and leader mcconnell saying that he will not do

vilsack: let me finish with a very personal note. christie mentioned we have undergone a tragedy in our family. we lost our five-year-old granddaughter a couple of years ago. when you go through something like that, it knocks you out. it makes it hard for you to understand what's the reason, what's the purpose? our son and daughter-in-law have gone through a serious challenge. in earlier this year, jeff went to a joe biden event. joe saw jeff and he went up to him and he said, how are you doing? he just thought it was a politician going, how are you doing? he answered it like, i'm fine. joe biden stopped my son, looked him in the eye and said, no, no, no. i want to know how you are doing. because you and i are members of a fraternity we did not choose to be part of, of having lost a loved one. i need to know how you are doing. i share that story with you for two reasons. i want you to know that this man has great empathy. empathy is something that a president needs. think about it. the president of the united states goes into a gymnasium with

along the way to stop their eco death he probably shouldn't but he didn't let me continue he became rich. selling bank is new to christie price tried to gadgets the same bankers who threw unbridled greed set off the 20085 actual crash depriving homes of medians of people of both ends of life savings and job. michael bloomberg the president. and best gift a day for mental fitness that despite. 12th is actually not a particularly strong counted it. really shouldn't be acceptable for anybody liberal or conservative to use prison labor it's forced labor bloomberg is a multibillionaire he's worth like $54000000000.00 he's made his money by you know not paying attention to things like that. that he's not concerned about the little guy and which i guess becomes you know if you're if you're supposedly a democrat you're concerned about the little guy and it's enormous a packer see it a big problem because i think it's going to hurt him a lot i don't know where people get the idea that bloomberg is the great savior for democrats in the race in the race against trump he has almost no poll support all the money. billionaires have n

let me continue he became. intimate selling bank is new to christie priced gadgets the same bankers who threw on bridal greed settle for 2000 they will crash depriving tens of millions of people the voters of life savings and jobs. michael bloomberg the president. investigative journalist dave lindorff believes that spot bloomberg well face not a particularly strong candidate it. really shouldn't be acceptable for anybody liberal or conservative to use prison labor it's forced labor bloomberg is a multibillionaire his word like $54000000000.00 he's made his money by you know not paying attention to things like that. that he's not concerned about the little guy. which i guess becomes you know if you're if you're supposedly a democrat you're concerned about the little guy and it's enormous a packer see it a big problem because i think it's going to hurt him a lot i don't know where people get the idea that bloomberg is the great savior for democrats in the race in the race to get struck he has almost no poll support only has his money. billionaires have not traditionally done that well running for office it's. you kn

let's cast our minds way back, way back to the end of september to what chris christie said hours before the white house released the rough transcript of the president's july 25th ukraine call. >> if he's saying, listen, do me a favor, you know, go investigate joe biden, that's one thing. let's take a breath. let's read the transcript and the whistle-blower complaint and then we're going to be able to make some real judgments here. >> that's pretty clear. christie is saying if the president says, listen, do me a favor, go investigate joe biden, that's a problem. spoiler alert. that's what the president said. it's right there in the rough transcript released by the white house, the one chris christie said that we should all read, and i quote. i would like you to do us a favor, though, because our country has been through a lot and ukraine knows a lot about it. i would like you to find out what -- i would like you to find out. i would like you to find out what happened with this whole situation with ukraine. they say crowdstrike. i guess you have one of your wealthy people. the server, the

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let's bring in the panel now, matt morris, a former trump director for new hampshire, and governor for chris christiee ceo of squared communications and former senior adviser to maria cantwell. matt, let me start with you. first of all, that exchange was beyond awkward, but peter doocy points out that the vice president does not take lightly to certain questions but he does not meet tough questions with a graceful hand. >> no, he doesn't. joe biden is a little bit rusty at this political game, and he has some thin skin. he is also reading the polls. he is seeing the fact that his crowd sizes continue to dwindle compared to his rival spread he sees that his liberal rivals are raising more money than him. moments i have been on presidential campaigns before. i live in new hampshire. you see presidential campaigns every four years come through here. this is the time when temperatures drop and the atmosphere, but the politics heat up, some candidates melt and some strife. right now it looks like joe biden is beginning to melt. >> julie: when a voter pushes back on a candidate, what is the best way to han

freiburg on flying high for no reason and each perfect free kick from christie and kentucky and lucas hood i made 3 to plant back one about to let things slip in boulder picked running cox pocket and it didn't tome the frugal from florrie annoying house sits and match marco rose's team back on chop of the pundits league i. got back flying high. also in the been asleep league better braman went to both berg looking to end an 8 game winless streak sunday with a game at one all they are not a big court but braman in the lead with his diving header minutes before halftime but to level midway through the 2nd half williams struck a fine shot from the edge of the box but there was still time for another goal 7 minutes from the end braman grabbed the winner maximillian you saw and set up millo rushing to score his 2nd of the braman when the game 32 snapping their win was wrong. let's take a look now at the table after sunday's match is back on top bar minutes of down the 4th dortmund now just a point behind the defending champions and down in the bottom half we have york in cleveland as well as a tough new task in his job ahead of belie

christy rogers, it was chaired this event. we are so grateful to her. she's worked so hard. let's give her hand. she was taken from here. [applause] >> do you need to truly come up here. i've been called many things but that's a one of them. but thank you for your that lois. i am kristi rogers, good afternoon and happy december. can you believe it. i can't. i'm stuck on the fourth of july still. so i know it's happening. i hope everybody had a wonderful thanksgiving and enjoyed family and friends for your your dog or cat, or yourself. just had time to yourself. because we all do have something to be thankful for your even in these chaotic times. i truly want to thank you all for your being here today because i know how busy each and every one of you are. i want to for your your efforts and everything you do whether it is big and small to actually help this world be a better place. i know that sounds cheesy, but this world can use all the helping get right now. ament brent dyke. amen. as we all know, when we open up the newspaper, when we turn the cable news, we see that the united states and the world, are facing challe

there he could've he probably should've but he didn't let me continue he became richer year after year he made really a selling bank is new to christie priced products all gadget the same bankers who threw under rivaled greed set off the 2008 financial crash the provident tens of millions of people of homes of life savings and jobs. boot michael bloomberg for president. investigative journalist dave lindorff believes despite bloomberg fox wealthy is not a particularly strong candidate. it really shouldn't be acceptable for anybody liberal or conservative to use prison labor it's forced labor. is a multibillion area $50000000000.00 he's made his money by you know not paying attention to things like that. he's not concerned about the little guy and which i guess becomes you know if you're if you're supposedly a democrat you're concerned about the. enormous. i think it's going to hurt him a lot i don't know where people get the idea that. democrats in the race to get stroppy has almost no poll support all the money. traditionally done that well running for office it's. you know you got to have money to run for president but when you hav

let's bring in former adviser to george w bush, ron christie.ining us stop the clinton senate trial lasted 37 day start to finish. mitch mcconnell suggests this particular trial, if it goes ahead, would be a short trial. what you make of good evening. i think it will be longer than church and here is why. the republicans have been saying this has been short—circuited process, that they have not been able to call witnesses barely but once you get to the senate —controlled chamber which is controlled by republicans, they will have the opportunity to bring those witnesses to testify that they didn't have in the house. i anticipate every day get the vote and the articles of impeachment devoted out of the house of representatives, the trial could be a lengthy affair. i know we haven't got to the try get in the senate, but i think republicans are already looking ahead to next year beyond the trial in the senate and to the november election. here is why. take a listen tojim november election. here is why. take a listen to jim jordan, november election.

of back down again the markets are confused too let's bring back in my co-anchor because the i and boom bust correspondent sarah month as they ok christy i'll start with you because here's the thing so much about the straight talk right we know about has been about getting this deal done and last week the president made a. statement that things one of the deal he said was going to be done until after the 2020 election then the markets crash and so we jump back on that don't at all not true we're very very close to a deal and then we're sitting there today friday and we're looking at the possibility of these new tariffs being imposed so they get a deal done but no one saying specifically what is in the deal what do we know so right now the markets don't know anything and that's why today all day the markets start off in the negative and right now as a closing market today the markets unchanged the s. and p. is pretty much flat the dow is completely flat and the reason is the markets don't know how to digest this information it's not exactly positive if you don't know what the specifics are it's kind of like getting an earnings report sa

. >> i believe and christi believes -- saturday morning, i want to remind you who's in school and who is not. errol, let me come to you. before we leave the house, is there a threshold? i mean democratic leaders believe there will be deflections. is it eight or ten that it becomes problematic for the party as a whole. >> yeah. i would say right around that zone actually. after eight or ten, you have to wonder. we've heard from the leadership repeatedly. the democratic leadership means they're not whipping this vote. they're not keeping a lineup and put pressure on everybody to vote in a particular way. i'm not quite sure i believe that, but that's what they say. if this is truly going to be a vote of conscience, they run a risk, great risk. i think most people in that conference know that nancy pelosi and the rest of the leadership are expecting a great deal of support. they put themselves on a line in a really profound sort of way. they organize impeachment hearings. a lot of people are taking a lot of political risk. there's not going to be a lot of people in good standing. >> michael, let's listen to

let's talk about it with our roundtable and our contributors chris christie and rahm emanuel, yvettepson and republican st raknow the speak well. she would not have come out and made that declaration if she didn't have the votes -- >> which one, the one about hate or -- >> the first one about impeachment. >> she has the most -- [ laughter ] >> but have democrats made the case to the country, what needs to happen now. >> in the beginning of the process, yes, for the end of the process that's going to be an evolving piece of that. look, you have a situation which i actually think knowing the speaker she's weighing and i think there's a bit of a torture here. she knows that there's two guardrails. one is you don't want to normalize impeachment and make it a way to solve political problems. on the other hand, you have a case where the president of the united states has subverted our national interests for his personal nations and this lesson that comes out of the supreme court, a process that keeps evolving of a mutual assured destruction and for nancy this was an act that if you don't d

christie that we all know. he's detailing his rice in new jersey politics and his rise into the trump presidency in his new book, "letfinish." i watch on youtube lay people out. >> you are my entertainment now. i love your show. jesse: thank you very much. unlike the other people who interviewed you, i read your book. i skipped the new jersey part and went straight to the 2016 campaign. you really went after marco rubio hard. a famous moment in the campaign was when you got him so flu moksed he started repeating himself. >> let's dispel with the fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows chak exactly what he's doing. he wants america to become more like the rest of the world. we don't want to be like the rest of the world. >> you see the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information. then the memorized 25 second speech. that's exactly what -- jesse: i think he repeated the same line three more times. do you guys talk after that. you guys are friend? >> yes. we are fine. after marco had his debate for his senate seat he called me the next day, by the way, thank you. i said why? he said i di

let's talk about that. that was the lindsey graham standard as articulated to jonathan swann. well, if it turns out there was a quid pro quo, that was chris christie'ssays if it turns out he said i need something in return, he'd be in trouble. the facts keep exceeding the bars that republicans set for themselves. >> and by the way, let's be really honest about what they would be -- if this was not going quickly, they would be saying you're dragging it out. wouldn't they? >> absolutely. >> they would say you are just trying to turn it into a spectacle. we don't need to be spend gzgzi days and weeks on this. so the republicans will always say process, process, process and try to find lame witnesses that try to shore up the faskct. and turley was basically saying it is going too fast. it doesn't matter if you have the facts. and think about this, we have these facts with the president information bidding t forbidding the real fact witnesses from even appearing. so the obstruction, you know, clinton had to give blood and the trump white house has not even given up one document. so it is astounding that we have this body of evidence, factual evidence in

let's go to sarah west wood. impeachment is clearly on the president's mind. >> reporter: that's right, victor and christy.president trump settling into something of a routine here that involves going to the golf course, mingling with family and friends and firing off. her decision to with hold those articles of impeachment from the senate until she is assured has -- he does not like this extended state of limo. president trump sources say is eager to get his symbolic day in court and wants to be vindicated by a senate trial. the date of that trial still totally unknown as democrats show no signs of budging. they want mitch mcconnell to include live witnesses in that trial. sources tell cnn that while at mar-a-lago he has been asking for advice. the only certainty about what that will look like will be the white house counsel is expected to present the bulk of the president's case before the senate. he is likely to have help from other white house officials and maybe other white house lawyers. then there are a lot of unanswered questions about the president's strategy. the president is considering bringing

not enough time so let's take a deeper dive here bring in hillary for which board member with the british american business association hilary glad to have you here pleasure ben christie there are concerns about this harder turn towards bragg's it but isn't that what boris johnson has to do he's been pushing for this for some time the markets may not be excited about it but doesn't this at least give them some clarity to. absolutely ben and this is what he ran on you can't run on something like build the wall or not build a wall you can't run and get it done and not get it done and i don't know if you are christian our audience saw the boris johnson vote conservative actually at the parody on love actually movie but what was really important about that was he actually stood on the doorstep with the placards just like the movie laying out what he was going to do he said this he's had his placards he's had his as yes he has to get it done i actually would defer to the j.p. morgan analyst malcolm barr who said there's about a 25 percent chance that there will still be sort of a no deal hard breck's it. 25 percent is still rather high. and now currently the transition per

let's not cross live to the german council and to our teas of angelo. some rather unsavory props used in this alleged thread tell us more about the story. you know will christie know about the if the politician posted on social media a picture of the cross that had a number of insults all written on it but also a various a very serious threat towards her the politician found the cross her office near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a politician the investigation has been passed on to the domestic intelligence services office through the same post the if that politician pretty much went out to attack her opponents but the alternative for germany party quick to condemn the attack and condemn the threat towards the i if they're politicians saying that these types of threats or attacks not happening towards the i have to should stop and they should stop reading patriot. thread to just the tip of the iceberg attacks on any of the officials are becoming more and more common at 1st offices and events of the if he were attacked and now it's apparently again

greed ultimately that just won't let them go that they're not reinvesting back into the country for the weekend but before i do there's a and they hate to do this but christie the next time you come on the show would you least have some facts. this hemming and hawing this is the books throw deception i've ever heard i am just. flabbergasted and what's going through my mind as you went through this basically this not a post-mortem it's a good pre post mortem you're predicting what the what the coroner is going to say my question is with all this going on in this city regarding various political activities to do you think somebody somewhere would have said you know why don't we have some hearings now says this would be the 3rd 4th 5th maybe 10th crisis that we're looking at and bring in experts like yourself and say let's stop this now why is it that nobody is talking about this you've you've explained it very very clearly and i wonder what is the purpose of of washington and government and government if they're not not asking to be pressured in vatican pythonic anticipating something they've never thought it but we're laying it out it happens in cycles i don

host: let's go to james, calling from corpus christi, on the republican line. good morning.ler: good morning pedro, thank you for taking my phone call. i want to make one point from one word that sums this up in my opinion. i would like to read this to you, it won't take long. deliberate damage of equipment or interference with production as by disgruntled employees, destruction or obstruction intended to undermine a national military effort, and undermining a cause, or to injure or attack by sabotage. that's the definition from webster's of sabotage. i think it explains everything. thank you. host: president trump has two. this morning -- has tweeted this morning, his reaction to the vote yesterday. the disgraceful way that a wonderful man, brett kavanaugh, was treated by the democrats, and now seen firsthand how those same radical left do-nothing dems are treating the whole impeachment impeachment hoax, understand why so many dams are voting republican. that was a tweet from president trump this morning on his official twitter account. , fromtalk to herbert florida, on the

christy will tell you you have to know who, what, when, where and why. this is the secretary of state and this things happened and we don't know the why. but lete tell you, something, brianna, if the president of the united states tells us a thousand times that the why was corruption and that the phone call was perfect, if the phone call was so perfect, can you explain to me why three major players national security adviser and the defense secretary and secretary of state have to counsel the president that it is a stupid idea. this story is giving us an indication of why. the why is corrupt and they knew it around him and counsel him that it was a mistake. >> and the why the top aids wanted this to proceed was because they made the case, hey, this is good for america to send this aid to the ukraine. what does it tell you that despite that the president disregarded them? >> yeah, well, brianna, it is actually not that unusual. we have seen instances in the past where the president would disregard the advice of his national security advisers. but in those cases, those national security advisers and the security community were able to sway the pr

christie. the gang gang made the headlines with their food freebie, but this is nothing out and i would. joe biden is giving way the democratic race. topic number two. in-your-face, or that hurts. let'sea where the men are men in the photos are staged. the north korean government wanted to send the world a message with the propaganda photos and that message is, kim jong you is an out of available for the cover of your next romance novel because move over fabiola, now there's flabby you. some internet commentary claims it looks like a western. so get down to theaters and see a fistful of twinkies and the unforgettable 310 the popeyes. it's okay, we can make fun of the north korean leader without offending his people, he doesn't want them watch television. all jokes aside we don't need to fat shame kim, we should be applauding because he hired a new personal trainer. he must be on the same diet is jimmy fail. that's so kinky. my bill and thanks that? i don't want to be a part of it. topic number three. hide your cactus an arizona man was arrested this week for stealing a burrito. and eating it. as you can imagine there some confusion because the cops couldn't tell these runny because o

let's put it that way. and the republicans, you know, the top of the story talking about the national political influences particularly president trump and chris christieially trying to bully jeff van drew into the republican party and kick out all the loyal republicans that are trying to run for this seat. boots on the ground, a lot of those local republicans don't want him. >> what other issues, once you get past the impeachment argument with him, what other issues will you be running on? >> well, there are some serious differences between myself and congressman van drew. he has never supported common sense gun proposals. gun control proposals. he also has been on the wrong side of history in lgbtq rights, and importantly, though he claims to be pro choice, he, in fact, sponsored in the new jersey state senate some legislation that would have changed our law to make parental notification the law in new jersey. >> if you could talk to your congressman, congressman van drew -- >> yeah. >> -- about this impeachment vote tomorrow, what would you tell him? >> i would tell him to listen to the evidence. he was a person who was out on fox news proclaiming t

let me interrupt you there. the attorney general said, well, there was -- he basically said you could have gone to jeff sessions and chris christie, because sessions was -- he referred to the governor of new jersey and a member of the senate judiciary committee, which at the time was jeff sessions, as two of his biggest supporters. >> yeah, maybe. >> okay. >> look, i wasn't there to make that call, but what i'm trying to say, chuck, is that it's not evident what you do when there is both a vulnerability and possibly moles inside the organization that's vulnerable. these are hard calls. there's no playbook. i mean, we've given defensive briefings, and we do it for very good reasons. but what do you do when the suspected moles are in the organization that you're going to give a defensive briefing to? much more complicated question. >> all right. i'm going to sneak in a break here. i know both maya and frank want to jump in on this. i want to let you, but let's pay some bills. coming up, a key member of the senate judiciary committee who will question the inspector general in minutes. it's democratic senator mazie hirono, joining me

christi paul. >>> breaking news of a mass shooting in chicago. >> here is what we know from police. at least 11 people have been shot. officers say this might have happened during a house party. let'sring in now michael cowald, a tv photo journalist and on the line now. you were covering another shooting in that area when you got the call about this one. what did you see? >> that's correct. i was at a shooting where two teenagers were shot and overheard on the radio traffic report that there was a shooting in the 57 hundred block of maze. things seemed fairly calm. the police officer entered the house and you could hear some chaos in the background and following that you could tell the police officer had the heightened sense of awareness then asked for some extra help and soon, thereafter, within seconds, asked for a 101 which is asking for many police, any available police officer, any officer that is nearby, and several police officers to the tune of 100 or so came from many nearby districts to that scene and in the interim, they had asked for a couple of chicago fire department ambulances. they didn't know how many people were shot. at first, that there was one and then two, the

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