the day before i called up my friend condy rice. her deputy gets on the phone and says, what do you want to talk to condy about? majorthis going to be a terrorist attack launched any day. it will be about the size of pearl harbor. he says, is this about afghanistan again? i said yes, it is. he says, look, will put you downi to see condy tomorrow 2:30 at the white house. you will warn of a major imminent terrorist attack. the next day was 9/11. the planes started flying into the building 9:00 i guess. so i did not get to go to the white house to warn condy rice. people understood i had been out there, although it never made the news. no one wanted to admit it was possible i would have known about this. people started listening to me and i went to various to governments and agencies with not to sendich was in large numbers of american troops, but have special forces teams couple with warlords, which they called the northern alliance. we together a team. guy from another agency i shouldn't talk about. we put together the plan. they sti

and definitely they have pointed fingers that the incumbent government especially the prime minister condi and i would cause. him of what and gaining you know companies defenses against a should leave his family and also. against some of the big big zoff is the political party that would have been remanded to power from the will towards entered into bilbo's and it sort definitely they have stepped in the border city family have got out of your. party they have sucked it they hope the court verdict but definitely they have made a point that these are that they are no these are princes are politically motivated and they have heard they are optimistic that they are going to you know a bit in the high accord and definitely prove the job did and allegations leveled against it and his family are baseless and politically motivated are right so what can we expect now from sheriff supporter. but i have got. the new search almost sources. that the leadership of for you know as they should leave the political party they have most of their deferred but you know in such situations the leaders in the le

we have dry condi dry conditions tomorrow. then we're wet all through n year's eve and new year's night. we dry out through the day on new year's day. it's not bad o there right now. we still have some fog out there. be careful. that's burning offqu kly. temperatures anywhere from the mid 30s in manassas to the low 50s. dry today. dry tomorrow. monday here comes the rain. a few lingering showersn tuesday. dry out there right now. if you're traveling away from the area today, we've got a few rain showers down through thede south through the gulf of mexico. that's the rain that's going to be pushing up into our area. a few snow showers towardhe mai and snow showers through the pacific northwest. for the most part it's quiet travel across the united states. quiet today. low to mid 50s. that fog burning off and becoming mild out there today. tomorrow a little cooler. enjoy the temperatures out there today as well. any weekend activits you need to get done, travel quietwe her. taking the decorations down, looking good. redskins gam

in the country did create them conditions that were witnessing the majority of those are linked to condi they're linked to the fact that sounds seventy eight percent of people servants produce yours now they're linked to the recent depreciation of the currency their links restrictions on importers all of these issues were discussed during the recent talks in stockholm the status of the airports were discussed and the steps that have to follow place in this tragic and terrible that all of this has been looked at in the past we were very anxious for the next round of talks to occur the fighting in yemen has had an enormous civilian toll there are millions of people who have been brought to the brink of famine because of this war and this is why it's so important so urgent that the war stop and stop now we have to see what comes out in the second round of talks if you discuss the political framework but right now it does sound like a bit of a breakthrough for the people of yemen these a gun to resit humanitarian coordinator for the u.n. thank you very much for joining us from santa british

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this coming down on the euro in europe the legendary chancellor is bowing out beset by condi dissent popular discontent how will the european union handle the retirement of its most champion where will germany turn when it comes to choosing a post merkel future and how will her legacy impact on what's to go. after her stealth shake national security adviser to a chance or how would call welcome to the show it's very great to have you with us . the polls show that around eighty percent of germans are dissatisfied with the current ruling coalition of merkel's christian democrats and the social democratic party now with the chancellor on her way out will merkel's departure become a final nail in the coffin of this already precarious government. don't believe you . chancellor until america. will be in office in power for the next morning the last three years i think she would stay we will get a new head of the party of the christian democratic party a new chairman of our church of women we don't know yet nevertheless the chancellor will stay i'm quite sure and she has still a. strong pos

and as you were just talking about, condi rice. he wouldn't go to germany when the wall came down.le things, large things. he wasn't going. as his mother said to him, george, don't be a braggadocious. and that was with him throughout life, whether it was a baseball game or running for office. and he said that it may have hurt him, actually, politically, that he wasn't more willing to boast about himself. >> but, you know, bush was very concerned about appearances. not being braggadocious, what have you. the bushes invited me and my wife linda to go to their favorite chinese restaurant. >> we were just there a couple weeks ago. >> route 50, westbound. and it was where -- >> where is this? >> the tin roof in northern virginia. >> king gourmet. don't miss it. >> in the limousine, raining, going down this rain-soaked highway. and this is the transition. this man is about to become the 41st president of the united states in three or four weeks. and he looks out the window and he says, you know, i've been getting some flack. he said, do you think i'm looking too anxious, or am i coming o

be on his way of being what in fact is in that mental was not that much to tell you what he thought condy and on. all those characters in my film. i know them personally and for meat was important to cost actors who need to be famous as well as have very similar experiences so defeating natalie into the got to. talk to them look we did. since we've each got a we did once in. some will and we did a very intimate scene just to check both the lead actors how comfortable they are with each other and that was great in fact they were meeting for stan but both of the show hopeful crystal there in the same view did one scene with. within five minutes with the characters. and did amazing. delivery. this is our last meeting from here on with just meat on the c. b. i think i'm going to. be. but i was. going to have. come out. and used to be a small village. it ended up becoming. the largest city of this and. if you see these factories this used to be or this it in some of them on. almost twenty four say when the smoke coming out. very hard. because of this pollution in the factories. this is to be o

they take their orders from condi mountain which is the headquarters of the p.k. k. and they follow the ideology of. hence making them terrorists in the eyes of turkey and yes i totally agree with the defense minister say wanting to bury the terrorists in ditches they dig dug is not is ready or rhetoric that is completely acceptable i mean if it was isis instead of why p.j. would be acceptable to turkey this they are terrorists trumps decision it hasn't been overwhelmingly welcomed even in his own town and even in washington you've got you've got a number of supporters opponents not happy about what is happening including the pentagon they essentially wanted the rolled back on what is happening do you think that it will go ahead despite that opposition. i think it will go ahead up i think the pentagon's main concern right now is not the pentagon's main concern is containing iran and i believe going forward even though turkey and iran have a good relationship america is going to subcontract that duty of containing iran to turkey and i think this is a win win win situa

into the filtration plant coming to the drill it yes and also one thing that condi mentioned said is that he said my you know my teens my colleagues my people we visited the port and then not ready to have no deal because there was a sort of like that the backup always was that on the u.k. can operate under the w t o trade. the world trade organization but the ports aren't ready to administer that so there will be such a terrible backlog of everything being imported to england yes the chemicals are too volatile to stockpile chlorine and a lot of other chemicals i'm not a chemist i can't recall all of them but that's the bottom line. it reminds me there's another story today about toyota which was talking about production cuts that they would have to deal with and the reason is because of what you just said the ports about things getting in and out and i forget the exact numbers but they said something like look we don't have fifty trucks making the deliveries to the port we stage these things and if the ships aren't going out on time and coming back in time it's really going to slow

condi rice, secretary of state. this is an incredibly talented team of public servants. and it's a bit nostalgic for me watching those surviving with this group of people. >> there you see the outgoing speaker of the house and the senate majority leader, john king. members of the cabinet have gathered, as well. they're all standing together with the justices of the u.s. supreme court. >> some of them, elaine chao, who goes back to the bush administration. mitch mcconnell of kentucky, a junior when george h.w. bush was president. many of these members of congress, including the speaker of the house, paul ryan, were not here in washington in those days. and we live in a very polarized washington now. president bush, as jake was noting earlier, george h.w. bush had a democratic congress. the only way to do business was to do it bipartisan. that was his nature anyway. just want to pause for a moment here as we watch -- >> the casket about to be placed on the lincoln catafalque. let's watch. >> let us pray. we give you thanks, almighty god, for the appearance among us of grea

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he was somebody, as you heard in the story from condi rice, how he didn't want to go to the berlin wall and dance on the wall after it came down. thfts this was a german moment. he was somebody for whom dignity was important and, you know, that certain -- the idea that, like, let others sing my praises. it's not for me. >> humility is one of his great characteristics. he wasn't have i boastful person. >> he could have been. >> he could have been. >> he had a hugely important positive impact. from cleaning up the bank crisis that was left to him. a statute no one has err heard of, to the deregulation that he continued, that was started by reagan, and it set off a boom, one of the greatest in american history. it lasted into his son's first term. that is something that he is not rrped for the way he should be. >> the biggest beneficiary was president clinton. >> one of the most interesting things we see is people that have big losses, is that sometimes -- i don't besmirch them, and i understand it must be very tough to lose a national electi election. >> he dealt with it with self-depp in

so for today, plentybree condi anfor most of us across the bay area daytime highs in the upper 50s. to that heavy snow. the highest peaks will see 2' of snow. we're going to time it out for you on future cast. taking you hour by hour when the chis will clear for you coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. >> public transit agencies will offer limited service today. bart will have what is normally a sunday schedule. the same goes for muni and caltrans. buses will be on a holiday schedule and ferries will not be running. time check 5:31. it's that time of year when bay area charities do all that they can to provide some hot holiday meals to t less fortunate. kpix 5's devon feely is live at the salvation army. >> that is absolutely right. good morning. merry christmas. this is just a few of what will become an army of volunteers later this morning. and what you are looking at, this is the true spirit of christmas. it is the spirit of selflessness and service to others. more than 1200 families people who are home bound and. this proud tradition has been going on for 50 years. >> w

years off is really what in fact is in the making was not that much to tell you what people thought condi and. all those characters in my film. i know them personally and for meat was important to cost actors who need to be famous as well as have very similar experiences so defeating nataline to the cat. off to the. since we've each got a we did once in. some will and we did a very intimate scene just to check both the lead actors how comfortable they are with each other and that was great in fact they were meeting first hand but both of the show hopeful first of all there in the scene we did one scene with monk within five minutes with the characters. and did imaging. this is our last meeting from here on we'll just meet on the city. and the. thing has got to. be. i was. going to have you know i've been. unfaithful used to be a small village. it ended up becoming. the largest city of this and. if you see this factories this used to be or this it into a component it's almost ready for say when the smoke coming out. very hard. because of this pollution in the factories. this is to be our s

ironically i interviewed condie rice a year ago, and she said the same thing.our self-confidence. what a striking thing for two senior leaders say. we need a thatcher or a reagan to emerge in this generation of western leaders to say this battle for human freedom, for democracy, for the rule of law very much different from what the authoritarian leaders are saying in europe and asia. this is a battle for our future. right now there isn't a prominent spokesman. i must say, fareed, it's going to damage the united states if britain leaves the eu. britain's been our channel, almost our interpreter to the europeans and interprets the europeans back to the united states. second largest economy in the european union has been britain. the largest and strongest military is britain. the most globally minded country in the eu has been britain. and so i think all of us will lose if the british people with -- if britain does go out. europe will lose. i fear britain will be weakened and fractured, and certainly we in the united states will lose. so it's a consequential time.

i don't think that rex tillerson was somebody donald trump wanted, he was recommended by like condi rice and some others. and i think trump felt like i need somebody with gra-- somebo who looks the part so we'll make him sex. same thing with john kelly. it is not really a trump guy i think trump is past that, he is past feeling like i need to have people who have this impression. now what trump wants are people who are basically loyal to him and maybe actually just logistics. i think nick ayers certainly is not going to challenge the president as somebody -- he's not like a general or something like that. but he will probably implement the president's agenda in a pretty efficient manner and that is what the president wants. >> all right. we shall see. matt lewis, maria cardona, good to see you. >>> next, a new report about the relationship between jared kushner and the crown prince of saudi arabia. and the contacts they had following the murder of jamal khashoggi. it was here. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they sa

she, then he at the time, worked for condi mast, altering the most famous commercial, fashion photographers of the time, work, with montages, color conversions and all the sort of prephotoshop -- with technical alterations. so he worked on richard of very don -- oops. were we here? [inaudible conversations] >> testing? thank you. the republicans at work. [laughter] i'm glad you were here. you're saying about your cad making the really high style fashion photographers looking good with his technique. >> right. always behind the camera, and not even behind the camera. in the darkroom. my fur lived in the sick kuechly. he was a d psychically. he was an inning ma. we felt as if my father were living behind a series of mask and very unclear who the real person was. and growing up was a difficult time with him. he was very -- well, abusive. tell us what he was like as a manment it will give us some idea of what the then became as a woman. >> well, my father was kind of classic patriarch of our little suburban ticky tacky house, sort of king of the manor, or king of the quarter acre tract home. an

si newhouse would show up in his office at condi fast every day at sort of 5:30 in the morning, in a baggy t-shirt, baggy sweatshirt, kind of old chinos. he sure as hell didn't carry himself like a mogul. but he was. one of the more extraordinary moguls. people couldn't really get what si had. among other things, si had incredible guts when it came to doing the things he did in the heyday of magazines. "vanity fair," he started it from scratch. it lost millions until he said, you know, there's this young woman in the united kingdom, tina brown, let me bring her over and see what she can do. he bought "the new yorker" and "the new yorker" is an immense success. if si hadn't bought it -- brian: and we shouldn't skip over the fact that your son, evan, who's been here on many occasions, we've talked, is now working for "the new yorker." peter: staff writer. brian: let's switch to september of 1995. the name is barack obama. and he's talking about something called dreams from my father, let's watch it. it's about 41 seconds. [video clip] president obama: when i was elected, as i write abo

at catastrophic risk to themselves while still in jordan al-jazeera washington speak not to call us condi who is the is a researcher in the asia division of humans why human rights watch he used to be a journalist for the new york times and international herald tribune he's with us via skype from manila carlos good to have you with us so you've got maria ressa on the front cover of time she's one of the the people of the year does this help or hinder. the work of her and her news agency or definitely just something over the whole not just money arrests on her agency but also on the other journalists in the region who are facing persecution by their respective governments and needs a boost up the very least on the morale. of filipino journalists who are struggling every day to make sure that demographic space in the philippines keeps is kept open all right so a morale boost for her and her team but i mean does the president do to say necessarily i mean a you know having them on the front cover of time magazine and declaring them people of the year is hardly going to make much of a differen

absence of that the question then becomes what what is the purpose of this cooperation council for condi even achieve that while there could have been some sort of positivity if the g.c.c. was able then to maybe prove itself as an arbitrator as a mechanism that says they are to maybe bring about solutions to differences rather than addressing to either military confrontations or sever diplomatic links but even with regards to that tosca failed to do so the secretary general of the g.c.c. himself failing to even make any real overtures in the past eighteen months in terms of trying to bring about a solution to this crisis in fact the only member state that's been able to maybe push with regards to greater cooperation has been kuwait which has been leading mediation efforts and michele if you remember the last summit that took place was hosted here in kuwait by the emir not the time the top decided to send its head of state shift i mean but how much money however the blockading countries those are posing the embargo and are they only sent junior ministers there obviously this time now it i

but i think the interesting thing to put in context your question, condi, is information warfare is not new. we have done it, the russians have done it, everyone has done it. i mentioned at our earlier discussion since it is 100 years ago we are salvaging the end of world war i, to notice that the british cut the german cables as one of their first transatlantic cable, as one of the first acts of war in 1914, and controlled the flow to the united states of information. then they sent us the zimmermann telegraph, which was an intercept of a german communication, the timing and context was slightly off. it helped to push americans into the war on the british side. there is a democracy manipulating another democracy through information. we did it in the cold war and so forth. what is really different now is, if you were going to use information as a weapon in the cold war, let's say, as we did, you had to train a spy, you had to get cover for the spy. i do not know if you have seen the tv series "the americans," about russians trained to live as americans, that is expensive, to train all t

we'll stick with some areas of foggy condi through at least noon. >> you okay there?ing. >> if you wouldn't do your hair on the set and maybe do it before the show. that's yours, right? >> no, i don't know who thatis. it's gross. we were talking about a brush right here. we are going to have foggy conditions, drizzle and m we continue through the first part of the day maybe some sunshine but visibility is pllo. se be careful travelingou early. through montgomery county and down to a quarter of a mile, same with baltimore, annapolis thhugh the shenand valley, it's bad everywhere so be careful. we have the fog and mist out there.s pef sunshine possible but it will be mild today. mild tomorrow with partly sunny skies. tuesda cooler with sunshine and wednesday some flurries but still aix of sun and clouds wednesday. temperatures aren't too bad right now. we have 40s and 50s. warmer temperatures to the south and east. i think d.c. will stay in the mid to upper 50s but some areas may make it into the 60s. a few passing showers possible as we continue through the day but we

as you mentioned condy rice, rudy giuliani, joe biden and others and we'll continue to see the processionquite clear the moment from the ceremony will be when george bush 43 says goodbye to his father and president and one of the moments from the entire day today. i also think, too, about the time when the son saw his father in office as president and did not like the criticism that was directed at his father. and then the father saw his son in office as president, and did not like the criticism directed at his son. in a recent interview president bush 43 said it wasn't until after he had left office that father and son had the conversation that that's just the way life is. you can't keep everybody happy when you are in the white house running this great country. we will see a procession of royalty here, martha, in a matter of 30 minutes or so. president trump will be here and some have referred to a bit of a political truce you could say with air force one going down to houston to bring the casket of president george herbert walker bush back to washington, d.c. and then offering the blai

that from condi rice. todd: this from james a. baker quote: the legacy of george h.w.ush will be forever etched in the history of america and the world it is a lifelong record of selfless patriotic service to our nation in each and every one of these positions he led with strength, integrity, compassion and humility, characteristics that define a truly great man and effective leader. ed: our friend and colleague pete hegseth is at the reagan library. going to be joining us throughout the morning. pete, i understand you've had a chance to visit with dignitaries who served in those past republican administrations. they are reflecting on his life and legacy as well. pete: great guests, guys. one of the silver linings of a day like this you get the opportunity to reflect on a life well-lived. get the opportunity to talk to people in those moments with a man who is shaping history. and you put it all together with your guests and folks we are talking to here and bring you into some exhibits at the reagan library including this air force one which was used by george h.w. bus