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chris christie first of all there is the strained relationship with jared kushner and the -- chris clit involvement in prosecution of kushner's father years ago and the fact that christie was on the transition team and pushed out christie sort of got in on again off again relationship with the president which seems now it's off again as of today. that might have been a tougher sell to come in and run the staff from the outside nick ayers was somebody the president wanted he is a 36 or 37-year-old insider in the white house who has been the chief of staff to the vice president and wasabi all accounts the the president's first choice for the job but he decided for his own reasons that he wanted to move back to go are georgia for family reasons and otherwise and did not want to take the chief of staff job it will be a very tough job for whoever takes it. >> all right eamon thank you for phoning in eamon javers at the white house. time if for final trade. around the horn carter braxton wirth. >> fom lee as disney long. >> tim. >> yum the one not in china by the way has been defensive stay

bush formed a friendship with the man who defeated him, bill cli the two former presidents became so close that mr. bush even suggested that he was t father mr. clinton never had. matt bradley takes a look at theirur ending frndship. >> reporter: some called them the odd couple. former presidents, former rivals who personal and political s.ifferences to become frie >> i've always liked him i think he's -- extraordinary american saying i cherished every opportunity i had to learn and half with him. i just loved him. >> people, think, well, you run again each other you're enemies, political enemies. well, we we friends before he beat me, before he ran against each other and we' iends after. >> the two weren't always close. we didn't invite that term slick willy. we didn't invite it. >> i'm not going to tell you rea my lips. >> reporter: the 1992 campaign was bitter. the press probed clinton's private life. bush felt maligned by the media. >> it was a bruising election finton, and it was a loss for president bush so they both had to overcome those memories which weren't happy memories o

disseminated them they could be prosecuted however this is never happened yet because there was no cli as we disastrous yeah i mean because it's a political decision not a legal one but the other other memo i want to mention is people keep bringing up he's not an american citizen and this act of publishing took place outside u.s. territory while the original nine hundred seventeen espionage act specifically said this had to take place on u.s. territory that was changed in one thousand nine hundred one when a congressman got upset by a state department official in poland who apparently gave in to blackmail while he was outside the u.s. so that the act was changed so you don't have to be on u.s. territory anymore as well so if they want to go after him they can but it's never happened before the nixon administration did not go after senator mike gravel when he published the pentagon papers outside the congress where he's protected to say whatever he wants and it hasn't happened since john peters anger in sixteen thirty five colonial america that a government of britain then the british c

he was one of the existing political dynasties in american history, you think of the cli nto ns americanntons as well, you think of the kennedys, in terms of contemporary american politics, so they really leave behind a strong, strong legacy and there is bush hager, tv personality, there was george bush, who serves as a politician in texas, jeb bush, the former governor of texas, who ran for president in 2016 against donald trump and the republican party. —— and in the republican party. —— and in the republican party. —— and in the republican party. he still prominent voice in american politics. he leaves behind a family who is really going to mourn his loss obviously, but he leaves behind a family that has become a political dynasties in united states that mostly everyone respects. added do know about the man without talking about some of the controversies, and there were some. “— the controversies, and there were some. —— i do not know. the controversies, and there were some. -- i do not know. yeah, they were. as i mentioned before, his central campaign promise when he was elected in 1

we are a go for cli. ♪ narrator: 68 hours and 58 minutes into the mission, the astronauts passed arounde moon. 10 minutes later they fired the thrust engine into a successful lunar orbit. ♪ by now, the space men were radioing back the close sightings of the moon, only 70 miles away. >> the moon is a different thing to each one of us. of aw my own impression is and, lonely thing, expansive nothing. it looks like clouds of pummice stone, and does not appear to be an inviting place to live or work. narrator: during their 10 orbits of the moon the astronauts photographed the sea of tranquility and other future landing sites for use by future apollo explorers. with lunar shadows lengthening before them and the void of the universe beyond, america's astronauts read from the book of genesis, the story of creation. astronaut: in the beginning, god created the heaven and the earth, and the earth was without form, and avoid, and darkness was on the face, and the spirit of god moved upon the face of the waters and god said, let there be light. and there was light. and god saw the light. it was goo

cli. president trump has said the u.s. will withdrawal from the paris climate change agreement. arnold schwarzenegger spoke yesterday saying despite the president's decision, there is still widespread agreement for the paris agreement at local and state level. >>> conservative groups filed a lawsuit against uc berkeley claiming cal was quashing conservative viewpoints. violent protests erupted last year during a milo speech. the lawyer representing the conservative groups sued recognizes the challenge for universities. political events can lead to chaos, but sheetmingtudents who off-campus groups that cause havoc, and they have chosen the path of least resistance of shutting down speech but the constitution does not permit that. >> she says other lawyers are looking to use her model to try similar cases at campuses across the country. >>> today the san francisco municipal transportation agency will consider proving parkway ky protect protected bikeways. they say it would improve safety by putting a barrier between bikes and vehicles. pedestrians would have a clear r path. >>> co

it's going to be chilly as the temperatures cli out of the mid 30s. as far as your weekend outlook, if you're headed out to get the , it's only december 1st. this morning early this morning, i'd say before 11:00 or tomorrow afternoon, but it will be wet and muddy tomorrowafternoon. decorating earlier the better. today or once again tomorrowaf rnoon. christmas tree lightings, we have several of those night. it looks like it could be wet out there. not wet right now. we're dry, but this rain is on the way. this is all with a frontal system that's goio be lifting through our area. we will see that move into our region ws head through this afternoon. but we're talking about temperatures low to mid 40s. it's not going to be raining all day. we'll see more steady rain tonight. but showers. waves of showers moving through. right here we're dry. 6:00 a.m. look at this. by about 11:00, noon, we start to see rain move in. looks like that could move out and we get a break before re rain scoots back in here by later tonight. 8:00, 9:00, even by 10:00. some of the

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president is celebrating what he's calling an incredible deal with a cease-fire in the trade war with cli and he's reached a detante with the bush family after what's been a contentious relationship. he's calling him a very fine man who will be missed. president trump touchingsh downn gton overnight after paying tribute to president george h.w. bush at a dinner of world leaders in argentina. >> we'll be spending three days of mourning and three days ofat ceing a really great man's life. >> reporter: revealing he's reached out to thil bush fy personally. >> i spoke with jeb and george today and we had great conversations. >> reporter: those warm words a sharp contrast to president trump's repeated clashes whh the b family and its legcy, includ a bitter primary battle with bush during the 2016 campaign. >> jeb bush, very low energy individual. >> i am sick and tired of himer going ay family. my dad is the greatest man alive iny mind. >> reporter: bush senior once dismissed mr. trump as a blowhard in abook. earlier saturday with a meeting with the german chancellor the presidentlined to answ

i'm supporting donald trump as enthusiast cli as i can, given the fact i think he's a terrible human being. the choice on the other side is just as bad. >> that's made the rounds. >> yes. >> have you talked to the president about it? >> sure. we joked about it. what's wrong with washington, d.c.? people spend a lot more time looking at what people say instead of what they do. the president knows that i've been fighting with him to fight for ordinary americans. he likes having me around. i like working for him. >> before you go, the deputy chief of staff, zach fuentes, told people he wants to stick around for six months so he can get a big retirement package from the coast guard. is that the kind of thing you would allow somebody to stick around for six months without a real job? >> i'll put my donald trump omb hat back on. donald trump doesn't let anybody sit around doing nothing. zach's a good man. we'll find something for him to do productive. >> mick mulvaney, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, jon. >> coming up we'll be talking to democratic senator and potentially presidential

i would like it bring up our democrat cli elected student body president voted no to this proposal. don't agree that this isn't what students want. clearly the we see by the numbers gathering, by the student body president by the 5000 letters and emails written to chancellor fult i think they're all pretty clear students don't want silent sam. >> absolutely not. this action does not encompass what the student body needs to be. unc was founded on light and liberty. neither one of these situations encompass that. neither one of that. this statue belongs where it was. >> laura: i think more debate, don't remove historical markers, talk more about them. thank you for being on. something interesting happening, 2020 race. ♪ ♪ >> who do you want to see run? >> we have -- we'll have 30 or 40 probably great candidates running for president. that's a lot. 40, really? 40 candidates? >> yeah there's a lot of us senators, go governors, people outside of politics. i think we're going to have a big field. >> laura: you thought the gop field was big in 2016. 30 or 40 people! wow! just look at these

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i like proctor and gamble but it wasn't down enough dean cli decline that goes into you will after theck packages p canada mandated cut yakz in oil production russians and saudis are making a deal ahead of the opec meeting the price of crude can rally $2.02. that is crazy. it tells me that energy costs will remain slow i think the stocks may continue to fall here the higher quality with runs worth buying in weakness buy them gradually on the way down j imin california, jim >> caller: hey, jim. it's james calling from california how are you tonight? >> all right how are you? >> caller: i'm great thank you. i started a position in arrow environment after watching the ceo on your show and i continue to buy it as it went a little lower. but now i found myself down 33%. what do i do buy? sell hold >> to me what is happening is the stock was a victim of what i regard as being a brutal raid, a short selling raid and then the ceo and i think he basically said, look, it as short selling raid i think something just happened. the stock is a huge winner it's up 30% for the year they're really figh

is london going to lose its status as the world's foremost financial center because of briggs's the cli antonis know london will remain one of the warrants leading financial center what did we lose in the blues apos porting rights in the e.u. twenty seven and as such in we know to lose the business to serve athens financial center for the european union ok if it's not going to lose its status as the foremost financial center of the world why are so many u.k. businesses quitting for places like frankfurt and dublin. who will because as it stands as a as a member of the european union you do have possible rights those rights allow you to sell financial products throughout the entire union and because britain is leaving it we lose those passports rights that means the banks will have to set up additional operations in the e.u. of twenty seven and that's what they doing we know of seventy seven banks that made the decision to move that european operations over onto the continent thirty of which decided on to frankfurt as they knew had quarters and we did a little bit of a calculation a coup

talk about how a presidential campaign and a sort of presidential focus, there's some people who say cli ate change i policy paper you put out. and there's others that say,ev y proposal that you do now in washington has to be through the lens of dealing with climate change. whether you know, whether it' your economic plan. where are you on that? >> i think that any candidate for federal office, better darn well have a plan to deal with the problemhe that trump science advisers say could basically end this world. even his -- >> is that fair -- if you run for president, and if you h pen to doit, that all your policy proposals will be through the lens of, is it -- >> the presidency is not an entry-level job, okay we have some real problems. if you don't come in with some real concrete answers i think the public is tired of listening to the same platitudes that they get. we're in favor of god, mother andpple pie. and trust me, i'll have a plan when i get there. you have to have a plan. and i can tell you one thing, w don't knother i'm going to run or not. but i will be out there demandinghat

place is just i suppose in order that the iraqi people they they know they pushing goad they in the cli's that are pushing through to the iraqi government to say something about what's happening and to say to the iraqi where does that. all but what's happening yesterday and last weeks there's nothing for it in our community out there that i think. in the future just a few days in the future they had a history that's and you know the iranian side. i'd have many allies in the streets of iraq then they will move them there are allies of the city there and we say you may remember the protesters and the street against what's happening just a bit about the new policy of america in iraq abdullah survey want to turn from it to afghanistan you know america's greatest leverage there in negotiating with the taliban is the fact that they have troops there so there's a look now like president trump has met one of the primary demands of the taliban before you know negotiations progress well if he does pull out troops then yes he will have but the divans and then some negotiated settlement could probabl

cli want to show everyone . here is lin-manuel miranda and emily blunt in "mary poppins returns."the lines ♪ ♪ you'll find your first impression was mistook ♪ ♪ for a cover is nice but a cover is not the book ♪ >> should we do the one about the wealthy widow? >> oh, by all means. >> always loved that one. >> well, go on then. ♪ lady hyacinth mccaul brought all her treasures to a reef ♪ ♪ where she only wore a smile plus two feathers and a leaf ♪ ♪ so no one tried to rob her 'cause she barely wore a stitch ♪ ♪ for when you're in your birthday suit there ain't much there to show you're rich ♪ >> jimmy: i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] i mean honestly -- i was gonna ask you to. even just riding a bike and singing, try to do and then try to do choreography while you're riding a bike. 'cause you're like -- you do the song and then you're grabbing an apple. yore throwing it. u're grabbing it. >> that was the hardest -- that was the hardest bit, that whole section. the dancing was fine. d like, i haced before. i have never ridden a bike with a cockney accent down british cobblestone whi

well, you know, a lot of people think that a home is a house or an apartment or for the naut cli mindy minded a large sail both, but it is no-- sailb is none of those thing, it is just where the people you love are. >> that is connecting the dots. >> elmo, how did you help lilly through this? >> well, lilly helped elmo. and lilly taught elmo this word that elmo didn't know, hope. it is a word that helps lilly feel better on a sad day. >> and so, lilly, you have your own place to stay now, and what is that like? >> it is really great. i have my own room and i live close to sesame street, and soy can still have play dates with my buddies. >> oh, it is terrific. yeah, we are are really happy for her. >> i'm really happy to be here. >> do you want to get a milkshake at hoopers? >> i would love it. >> yes. okay. let's go. you first, grover. >>> that is an important discussion to have the growing epidemic affecting more than 2.5 million children in the u.s. the nonprofit sesame workshop says hope to offer help and hope mo the young children across the united states who are experiencing home

you're right, they have played well against the steeler historic cli and they don't do that well at the coliseum. >> i know you got a busy day joe, all the best to you, thanks for chatting. niners and raid everies both home today. joe fonzi thank you for that. >> you bet. >>> need help with a side dish to bring that holiday table to look super sharp? we have chef holly green with the healthy idea for using winter vegetables. she's cooking when we come back. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> i've got two sides for the holidays. ware going to dress them up. very easy. i think it's easy. it's the all new vegetable, we want olive oil and sal. the second part is the sauce which is a vegetable sauce, you would use it for a mac and cheese. it's very basic just butter flour and usually just milk but i like to make it lighter by doin

>> what's yaw anemic about tonight is the students historic cli have slept out for the homeless community0 that tonight will be on the streets but tonight they will be sleeping out for the students themselves. a report has come out that shows 13% of students have experienced homelessness. >> the kids currently enrolled? >> yes and what that means on a campus of 33,000 students is that 4,000 students have experienced homelessness in the past year. so they're sleeping out in solidarity to those students and several are homeless will be here tonight. . >> where you sleeping at? >> here across from smith college. the students will be sleeping here and they're asking the president for a couple of things. they're asking the president to park their cars. they sleep on the street and they want to park their cars by the police station so they have a place to park and also 12 vans , 89% of the -- -- 9% of the students are homeless. other campuses have had beds open up in the dorms so we're asking for 12 beds to be opened up for students homeless and a 2 $2,000 grant. cal state did that and other do

. >> following 2017 when volatility was his tore cli low. >> the next answers are in the earning reportsre's bob pisani with a closer look bob? >> hello, tyler. 2019 estimates are coming down for the s&p 500, but only very slowly they were about 10% at the start of the quarter now they're a little better than 7% today, 7.2% 17 companies reported earnings for fourth quarter and while numbers have been good, first quarter estimates have generally been coming down, particularly after comments from micron and federal express they noted while the u.s. was strong, international trends were weaker. and that's been a big issue. unfortunately, the fate of earnings may be in macro issues that are difficult to model. that's why markets are having a tough time traders are weighing several issues firg first, can the fed avoid policy error, hiking in a slow environment with low inflation number two, other risks, ecb is ending stimulus. what impact will that have on european profits third, will there be clear progress on trade talks. and finally, how much is china slowing with or without tariffs as an

at the time i didn't know any of this had to do with something called global cli mate change or sea level rise. i knew this was an every day part of my family's life. then i went to college and i learned that my personal experiences with flooding and hurricanes were warning signs for more drastic changes to come for florida and the rest of the world. scientists predict by the end of the century south florida and ft. lauderdale could be up to 6 to 7 feet flooding. that would put one out of every eight homes in florida under water. i love way more than eight people in south florida and no one should have to live in fear of losing their families or their homes to rising seas. that's why i'm fighting to stop climate change and create millions of good paying jobs in the process. [applause] >> our next guest is someone who i suspect does not need much of an introduction, alexandria ocasio cortez. [cheers and applause] >> she is the congresswoman elect from new york's 14th congressional district. she is a bold progressive fighting for a green new deal and for other legislation, not only in terms

. >> you are a go for cli. >> 68 hours and 58 minutes into the mission the astronauts passed around to the dark side of the moon, 10 minutes later they fired the thrust engine into a successful lunar orbit. >> by now, the space men were radioing back there closeup sightings of the moon only 70 miles away. >> the moon is a different thing to each one of us. i know my own impression is, that it's a vast lonely forbidding type existence or expanse of nothing. it looks like clouds and clouds of pumice stones. and it certainly would not appear to be a very inviting place to live or work. >> during their 10 orbits of the moon, the astronauts photographed the sea of tranquillity and other sites. with lunar shadows lengthing below them and the universe beyond. the astronauts read from the book of genesis, the story of creation. >> in the beginning god created the heaven and the earth. and the earth was without form and void and darkness was upon the face of the deep. and the spirit of god moved upon the face of the waters, and god said, let there be light, and there was light. and god saw the

the door, maybe having a cup of coffee before your errands before the holidays, inmperatures will be clich lighter wind this morning but winds pick up for christmas eve. rain talk about that and or snow chances on the 10-day forecast in five minutes. >> lauryn, thanks. this next story thanks to our producer. hampton university excited about one of their incoming students, 2014 little league world series breakout start mo'ne davis signed her letter of intent to play softball for hampton in the fall. >> that is so awesome. o> she was the first girl throw a shutout in the little league world series. she was named 2014te assoc press female athlete of the year. a my daughters have her book. she wrote book. the school says she plans to study journasm. hmm. >> is that the real hu or -- >> hampton university is not the real hu. howard university. but our producer sam went to hampton so there's a little rivalry. >>> moving on, it was a simple facebook post to get a big surprise for a local young woman with cerebral palsy this christmas. it turned into more than a mother could ask for. news 4's co

i'm doing so as enthusiast cli as i can even though i think he's a terrible human being. the choice on the other side is just as bad. >> reporter: those comments from a south carolina debate in 2016, now resurfacing. first reported by "the daily beast," after the infamous "access hollywood" story broke. quote, what he said in the audiotape is disgusting and indefensible, mulvaney wrote at that time. acebook post. he added, my guess is that he has probably said even worse, calling donald trump not a very good person. trump allies, brushing it off. >> i think he's going to jump into this job enthusiastically. he's actually a perfect fit in many ways. >> reporter: a mulvaney spokesperson calls the comments old news. pointing out, he hadn't met the president at the time. now, quote, his support for president trump has never wavered while serving within the administration. he both likes and respects the president and he likes working for him. mulvaney will stay on as director of the office of management and budget, as he takes on the acting chief of staff role in the west wing

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