the significance of what he said, curt guyette? >> well, you know, according to croft, the decision to use the river ultimately came out of the governor's office. that has been the only indication so far that that was the case. general said at his news conference yesterday, the investigation is continuing and it is broadening and going higher. so we will just have to wait and see where the investigation lead. but i do know when i asked the governor's former spokeswoman about the decision to use the river, she also lied and said -- amy: and her name is? >> sarah were full. at the time she was the governor spokesperson. she also said that flint was kicked off of the detroit system. she did not give an honest answer when presented with the question of what the governor's role in making the decision to use the river was. amy: isn't true when ambrose left as emerergencyy manager, he said one rule must remain in place, that flint remain attached to the flint river, the corrosive river, for a year after he left? >> actually, he issued an

curt is my friend. i love him. am not on facebook so i don't read his crazy rants. >> like he just-- he gets something from going after people making them mad, that is not representative of me at all. i-- and you know, i've asked him, can you just stop because it comes back to me. people, because he writes for the show it is a bigger story. because of our connection so whatever taj ent he has gone off on i have not agreed with and it has been really upset to me seeing someone i care about hurt themselves like this. so right now there is no plans for the tv show to come back in any time in the near future. so nobody is on my staff. there are no writers. i think people-- you know, they want his head. they want to burn him at the stake. >> rose: and you want? >> i want them to not attach me to what he is writing. and i would love to refocus the energy and the attention on the real problem which is, i feel, people understanding-- . >> rose: about rape. >> it's about rape and what is consent all and what's not. because

there's a famous former red sox pitcher named curt schilling and curt schilling had retired from baseball and decided what he wanted to do was start a video game company. as of 2010, they hadn't yet released a single game. they weren't making any money. but they were headed up by this famous pitcher from the red sox. and they were operating out of massachusetts. they had their headquarters for this video game company in maynard massachusetts. the state of rhode island pounced. they decided they would steel this company out of massachusetts. they would lure curt schilling to leave maynard and instead plant their roots in rhode island. in order to get that company out of massachusetts and into rhode island, they threw a ton of money at him. the state did. the taxpayers of the state of rhode island took on loan guarantees of $75 million. so this company is borrowing money. the taxpayers of the state of rhode island said we'll guarantee your loan. if you can't pay it back, we'll be on the hook. $75 million to bring this one baseball pitcher's video game company over to their state. and it was

curt, take this on, is this just first amendment speech? >> no, it's not first amendment speech. went to war twice to defend our constitution and the freedoms we hold dear. however, if you get in my face and you threaten my kids, you're going to have a problem. then it stops being the first amendment. then it stops being the safety of my children and things start getting real. look, all democrats didn't do this, and no one is blaming all democrat, and i think there are a lot of decent democrats out there disgusted by the behavior, and maybe take our discourse to a reasonable level. but it's important to say, and say clearly, this kind of nonsense is not going to be tolerated. everyone needs to say that. liz: eric, you are disgusted by this behavior, right, eric? >> i don't like it. i have two girls, i don't like it. curt made my point, it was first amendment but it's not appropriate, the right venue, that's my point. liz: kurt, final word. >> look, the first amendment allows freedom of speech. they can say whatever they want. if you're going to be threatening around my kids, watc

there's a famous former red sox pitcher named curt schilling and curt schilling had retired from baseballnd decided what he wanted to do was start a video game company. as of 2010, they hadn't yet released a single game. they weren't making any money. but they were headed up by this famous pitcher from the red sox. and they were operating out of massachusetts. they had their headquarters for this video game company in maynard massachusetts. the state of rhode island pounced. they decided they would steel this company out of massachusetts. they would lure curt schilling to leave maynard and instead plant their roots in rhode island. in order to get that company out of massachusetts and into rhode island, they threw a ton of money at him. the state did. the taxpayers of the state of rhode island took on loan guarantees of $75 million. so this company is borrowing money. the taxpayers of the state of rhode island said we'll guarantee your loan. if you can't pay it back, we'll be on the hook. $75 million to bring this one baseball pitcher's video game company over to their state. and it was a

brenda and curt hew-er have opened their home to dozens of foster years.. but they tell us - these kids are different... adlib adlib still ahead on 12 today.. we team up with kiss-fm to give johnjay van es a big surprise. you don't want to miss his reaction. can you spot the goggles? because this kid can't! the hilarious video is coming up in your morning juice. in national news.. after wildfires rage out of control in tennessee. seven people have died from the flames - burning just east of knoxville. hundreds of families have also lost their homes. dolly parton released this video today.. offering financial aide to those affected by the tennessee fires. she grew up in the area and her own theme park came close to being burned down just a few days ago. dolly parton took part in last night's tree lighting ceremony in new york city. the rockefeller christmas tree is 94 feet tall and covered in more than 50-thousand l-e-d lights. the tree will be lit every evening until next wednesday - and washington, d.c. will be all aglow this evening when the first family

you too, curt. the tickets, ma'am. i have ours. i don't have yours, though. was i supposed to? it would have been nice. come along. oh. come along, everybody. come, come, children. double on. hurry up, now. move right in. move in. mustn't waste any time now.

there have then a couple who don't want to talk to me for sure but curt warner who was a devout question that god th the most important thing in his life but and and his wife stopped and chatted with me very openly most of the athletes get it is about your teammates and sportss and winning together not to use sleep with. >> cyd zeigler "fair play" 20 -- t20. and american sailors first-hand account of pearl harbor. were takinon

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his children, among them, curt cameron. he was born in 1947, a talk show host, before becoming a big star in the u.s. he was a composer, popular theme songs including this one for "wheel of fortune". alan thicke was 69. abc news, los angeles. >>> the massachusetts man who inspired the ice bucket challenge was honored by the ncaa. he suffers from als received the 2017 inspiration award at his home. it was a global phenomena raising more than $220 million. the former boston college athlete was diagnosed in 2012. >>> awarded last night, robin roberts begin the sports broadcasting dr inducted into the sports broadcasting hall of fame. she was a pioneer at espn, spending 15 years there. robin revealed tennis player. so even though she didn't make that happen, we say she did pretty well. >> we say congratulations. >> huge, well deserved. >> yep. >>> a soccer fan from afghanistan is back in the news after receiving the thrill of a lifetime. so this photo of the then 5-year-old boy went viral in january. he's wearing a messi jersey

with a facebook posting that many found offensive. >> you heard by now that curt schilling is out byot of folks are asking why now and why with this latest transgressi transgression? >> he was fired from posting an image of an overweight man and a wig and women's closing with the kag caption let him in. brady said maple leaf espn employees i talked to said the company's politics have become a little too obvious. sports and politics have become intertwined, but espn is trying to appeal to all fans, liberal and conservative, and on that score it seems to be striking out. that's it for this edition of "media buzz." i'm howard kurtz. we appreciate you watching. check out our facebook page. give us a like. we post a lot ever originf orig content there. i'll try to respond. let's continue the conversation on twitter @howardkurtz and we'll keep the dialogue going. we're back here next sunday as we are every sunday. see you then with the latest buzz. tttttttttttttttttttttttttt >> check him out. >>> ridiculous, that's what president-elect donald trump has to say about the cia findings that ru

curt, i feel i have to go to you first. i feel we have dragged you out of your home every weekend to talk about russian interference in the election or -- conflicts of interest. so this surprise that everyone is feeling now that this issue was happening, this sort of shock, why didn't the administration tell us that the russian hack was going on. how does that slammed with you, sir? >> it's totally absurd. i mean, you had the director of national intelligence issue a letter on october 7th that said this is happening. you had a -- actually, a large collection of former national security experts who issued a letter to us, to the media, saying, "you're being taken. stop doing this." now, they were issuing that under -- with the express permission of the cia. because the cia can't make that kind of recommend thanks. they did it, trying to get us to stop. and we didn't. and i was reporting -- i know david was reporting that this was going on. in fact, before the election, i very specifically said in august, putin and company beg

joining me is curt wagner. curt, is this about peace making?at's going to happen in trump tower? >> you're asking the question we're all excited to find out. as far as we know, sources we've talked to, there has not been a formal agenda sent out to those who are attending. folks who are going there are planning to talk about things like job creation, how the tech industry is influencing the broader economy. it really does feel like a power move for donald trump because as you pointed out, most of the folks in that room are representing an entire industry that was not supportive of trump or his campaign for president. so we're going to see how this goes, but folks are ready to talk about very broad general topics at the moment. >> but it was more than just in support of. back in july you have leaders of apple, google, facebook, others in an open letter blasting trump saying he would be a disaster for innovation. this takes me back to just a week ago when people said what's donald trump doing with mitt romney? torturing him publicly? so they didn

. >> topping our people scene, this noon, legendry actor curt douglas is celebrating the 100th birthdaybest known for playing the title role in the film -- and received an honorary academy award in 1996. his son actor michael douglas paid tribute and called his dad a true movie star. in an era when movie stars were looked upon address our version of royalty. >>> and former lakers star and lower merion grad has two daughters and the couple announced the pregnancy in july months after kobe retired ending his storied 20 year basketball career. >>> the duchess of cambridge is stepping out in the tiara once worn by her late mother-in-law. kate middleton won the tiara yesterday. the 1913 tiara, once belonged to queen mary, and then passed it to diana and was returned to the queen following the couple's divorce. little dakota's nose was quivering in fear. because it knew an ordinary tissue was near. the fiery tissue left her nose sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. puffs have pillowy softness for dakota's tender nose. with lotion to comfort and soothe when

curt cousinsdown field passing was a question mark not long ago. since week seven he has been best in the league with the deep ball. receivers to thank, desean jackson. in three games, he has caught a 67, a 59, and an 80 yard pass. two of those went for touchdown. cousins admits his taking chances has taken time to develop. >> when you throw the ball down the field i think sometimes you have to let the ball go with trust. arizona was an example. when i let the ball go he hadn't gotten fast the defensive back. that's through years of throwing are him and realizing how that plays out. you represent these plays over and over in training camp and you get a feel for them and that develops that trust and anticipation and reads and when to let the ball go. >> redskins and panthers on monday night. howard lost tonight in college hoops. just wanted to mention that. >> all right. mo >> monday i goings >> love you, too. >> that's mrs. shirley gibson getting hug after hug from local police officers today. for 20 years she and her husband have been serving a ho

go curt. he set that record last year as well. >> okay. they will play the bears in chicago on christmas eve. >> i know. we want to be in a better position but we have to think about the positive. >> sure. >> we are getting you ready to get out the door on tuesday. what to wear shaping up next pref first gift of gold. mystery donationropped in d t >>> surprised and blessed. that is how a montgomery county captaiai finding a rare coin in his red kettle. >> how cool is that. someone with a heart of gold dropped 24 carat canadian leaf coin into the bucket last weekend. it has a face value of $50 but listen to this. it may be worth as much as $1200. >> we were going through daily routine of counting all the dimes and nickels. when this came out we kind of stop and everybody kind of froze. >> wow, salvation army plans to sell it to a coin collector and use that money to serve the community hopefully in time for christmas. you know, our hats off to salvation army people who stand there ringing that bell year after year collecting do nations for

all curt cousins of maybe he is brown nosing looking for targets on sunday with jordan rooetd out or maybe he has a ton of faith in his quarterback. the maryland's ben's basketball team look to get back in the win column tomorrow night when they host oklahoma state. back court, the combo has worked well for maryland. starting the season at 7-1. as for the players themselves? they enjoy playing together. >> the only difference playing with ethiopia, i'm more of a leader to him. he looks up to me. and amazing when you always want to get better. just like i always want to get better. and just like i'm taking him under my wing. playing with him is different, because he has the ball in his hands hand and takes the pressure off of me. >> women's soccer looking to win in the ncaa finals. taking on usc. johnson puts the trojans on the board. that's enough to engeorge ton as season. they fall in the semifinals 1-0. caps have a 7:00 game tomorrow. just press "clean" and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home. cleaning up pet hair and debris for

established an award nearly $5,000 has been raised for information leading to the arrest of whoever murdered curt kimberly. the sonoma county sheriff has established a separate reward of $2,500. his remains were discovered november 2nd. an autopsy determined he kid of several stab wounds. >> look at your screen, a man will undergo a mental evaluation after he is seen running on the tarmac at sfo be chased by police yesterday morning. witnesses say they saw him pass out at the southwest ticket counter, he jumped up, ran on to the tarmac and started running around with officers chasing him. he finally got tired and officers caught him. >> he got tackled, and handcuffed and put and black s.u.v. >> he was taken to the hospital for a mental ever value. >> a special meeting is help to get an engineer involved in the get an engineer involved in the construction of the sinking one man refused to testify at a previous hearing looking into the searching building starting at 1000 a.m. at city hall. >> now, your forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> yes, it is raining. >> that looks bleak. >> bleak. >>

. >>> 1200 families filledening a oakland church curt curtsy ourt family they took home books, treesrd time they have teamed with feed the children to help families in the community. >> special opportunity to reach out to the bay area community that's sported me, my family and the warriors organization since i have been here. i was here around the holiday season. it's a special time for fall families and to provide them a meal and some resources that they probably otherwise wouldn't be able to have is pretty special. we've grown it every year, which is the biggest thing and being able to reach more and more families. so we want to continue that mission. >>> tmz snapped this photo of derek carr in a cast chatting with owner mark davis in a los angeles hotel. this is hours after carr has his broken fibula repaired. you can see carr is smiling but he's not happy with tm z. he posted a video with his son batting around a balloon and he has the caption what you want to do when you want to eat dinner with family and walk outside and tmz has to get the first shot. obviously carr has not los

tree strike puts and sell one of the 89, 85s against it, a net debit of 90 cents, less than 1% of the curtce of caterpillar. this is a counter trend trade, one of the strongest-performing stocks on the year. very hard to understand when one considers it's only about 10% off its peak valuation despite the fact that revenues are down 40% and earnings down maybe 60% to 70%. so this is certainly looking a little bit expensive. hard to basically take that counter trend trade. this is a way you can do it at relatively low cost. >> what do you think of this trade? >> as far as the tragedy is concerned it's a but of adult swim, a smart strategy under the right circumstances. it's important to mention, sometimes low conviction. you also have to think about it as high conviction. because you're selling a further down the money put. your naked short a put. your worst-case scenario is the stock were to blow through that low or put strike, outgive up the gains from the put spread and suffer losses at a certain point. at some point you have to decide how convicted you are. remember this will take a bit

charles: today is the 100th birthday of curt douglas. there are countless other portrayals of heroic figures in film including george c. scott and patton. trump wants people with result-oriented resumes. let's talk about the generals selected for critical positions. i think it's ironic the media is making a big deal about the generals in these positions. 73% of the u.s. citizens have confidence in the military. 3% feel that way about elected officials and only 5% feel that way about the news media. there was a time when 75% of the house and senate was comprised of vets. the correlation between the climbing reeminence in the world and viewer vets at the helm of government i think is more than just a coincidence professor. colonel peters? i can't believe, there are too many generals. this is the latest scandal. >> it cracks me up actually. you have ledges, thousands of lawyers in d.c., and that's okay. but you can't have two or three generals? retired generals in the outer reaches of government? part of the problem is about the military be

intuitively it doesn't make any sense" for that reason, curt witynski with the league of wisconsin municipalities, is working closely with legislators, drafting a bill to close this tax loophole. "unless this legislation passes, there would be some noticeable effects over the next couple of years where this tax shift would happen" thats why local governments have also passed resolutions asking for help. boundaries and parameters and to provide clarity for our assessors because thats really whats being questioned." a loophole with the potential to cost homeowners big bucks when big boxes go dark. brittany shannon fox 6 news. day four of the election recount in wisconsin.. has hillary clinton picked up any more votes? how about president-elect donald trump? the latest totals .. and will we be done on time? death toll from a dance party is up to 30. the morbid request from break break snow tapering off. roads could remain slick in spots throughout the night, so use caution. mostly cloudy on monday with highs in the upper 30s to around 40. a few flurries or areas of drizzle in the upper 30s. the cold

. >> reporter:he could get anyone to open up, even the usually dismissive and curt gregg popovich. was first diagnosed in 2014. and had to step away from the sidelines for treatment. >> reporter:yet, he briefly returned near the end of last season.and worked his first nba finals game back in june. >> reporter:warriors head coach steve kerr.who's one of many that considered sager a friend. had this to say before tonight's game. >> reporter:messages of condolences are all over social media.here's what some of the warriors had to say on twitter. steph curry posted this photo with the message-- 'thank you for being you. brought the best out of everyone you met.' >> reporter: >>kevin durant offered this 'long live craig. we love you! rest in paradise' then finally draymond green.said 'rip sager. was always great to see him arriving at work! left his mark on the game! rest up' >> reporter:sager was 65- years old. >> reporter: salary talk aside.this morning, curry showed once again why he's a star off the court as well. the mvp.served as the host for 14-children from the make a wish progr

there is a character in here who is the real life son of goldie hawn and curt russell. wyatt russell is in this movie. - yeah, he just met him on an audition. he's playing willoughby, who's kind of a different character. not to spoil it, but in the movie, you find out he's not maybe who he seems to be, and wyatt just had this just comedic ability, and just the coolest guy. - and he's a hockey player, but he had played baseball. - yeah, he had been a pro hockey player. all the guys had played sports. i really wanted to get that kind of youthful swagger that athletes have. our culture sort of elevates athletes to this degree, so you can't really fake that. i got to thinking about it. you could be like a prodigy, you know, violinist, or pianist, or a brilliant physicist, at a, you know, young age, and you can still be kind of bullied, and treated like a nerd. you can still have, but an athlete, you've been that way your whole life, and people kind of don't pick on you in the same way, people don't, you don't go through the same process of. they treat you like you're a big

it was a curt answer. >> i'm sure they will have a big influence on that tomic.oting for ongoing lower rates. in a way we didn't see on the campaign trail. it raises the question how quickly if they don't choose the next appointee will we see rates go up, given they have already soared without a hike. he is speaking so openly, candidly about the playbook. this is not jack lew. they don't seem to mind. everyone is okay with it. it is certainly a paradigm shift in terms of economic policymakers in washington. we will see if this kind of openness continues. >> we're nearly back to where this interview happened yesterday and still talk building it. >> it is is in all the research. >> extraordinary output from them on the day they got confirmed. >> really open thoughts on the economy. how should investors position their portfolios given a trump administration since we have been learning more about that? sounds like you're a little skeptical, how far they have moved on the trump policies. >> i am, sarah. good morning. it seems stocks have had a good rally in anticipati

trump's brand new and curt reaction to the sanctions. quote, it's time for your country to move on to bigger and better things, nevertheless in the interests country and great people i will meet with the intelligence community next week in order to be updated on the facts of this situation. trump says he wants the facts of the situation. facts that are presumably part of the presidential daily briefs available to any president-elect. joining us now chief washington correspondent for the "new york times." thanks for joining us on a busy day. get to posture but first on the policy substance, where do the administration's moves today rank in your view on what one can do diplomatically? >> could have done a lot more and one of the big questions is whether they came to this too late. many in the clinton campaign, many of president obama's own aides have said to me privately they wished they had taken the same set of actions when they were developing options in august and september and octobe the president was concerned about further russian r

intuitively it doesn't make any sense" for that reason, curt witynski with the league of wisconsin municipalities, is working closely with legislators, drafting a bill to close this tax loophole. "unless this legislation passes, there would be some noticeable effects over the next couple of years where this tax shift would happen" thats why local governments have also passed resolutions asking for help. to provide clarity for our assessors because thats really whats being questioned." a loophole with the potential to cost homeowners big bucks when big boxes go dark. brittany shannon fox 6 news. day four of the election recount in wisconsin.. has hillary clinton picked up any more votes? how about president-elect donald trump? the latest totals .. and will we be done on time? and tragedy in california. the death toll from a dance party is break break snow tapering off. roads could remain slick in spots cloudy on monday with highs in the upper 30s to around 40. a few flurries or areas of drizzle will be possible tuesday with a high in the upper 30s. the coldest air of the season moves in on wednesd

. ♪ ♪ we are back with the host with the most, the host of 360 radio, curt anderson -- kurt andersen.dealt with clinton clinton supporters, democrats, where are they impressionistic leave regarding adjusting to the notion of president trump? like all trauma and horror, there is a half-life, and i think that people are coming to grips with it. there are interesting arguments going on among the liberal elite in which i spend a lot of time calling, should we keep every trump voter a racist or not? those kinds of discussions and debates. , a there is also, i will say great eagerness among hillary voters, among democrats, among liberals, and not just young ones, to become engaged politically in a way that people have not been beyond sharing things on facebook. creating new entities and joining old entities. that seems like a real thing to me, that people are signing up for the resistance, quote unquote. andy you agree with me, he cares about what elites in new york think about him. thinkts kurt andersen to trump's awesome, right? kurt: he does care about what he leads think, and they have

>>> well if you missed it earlier in the show we had on news week's curt eichenwald. wild on twitter recently so we invited him on to ask what that's about recently. here's how it went. do you believe that you're practicing journalism? >> when did you stop beating your wife. what are you talking about? >> well, i'll show you what i'm talking about. i read your twitter feed and that is the kind of stuff i'm reading on it. at one point you ask of conservatives why do they hate america, you describe trump as stupid and lazy. you refer to dumb ass trumpers, you say that to kelly fitzpatrick, fu. >> hold on. one of the things i want to make sure of, you have a habit of taking a lot of things out of context. >> my point is that you ought to label yourself as what you are, an advocate. >> let's stop for a second. >> i've got 100 of them. >> give me an example. >> i'm trying to right now. >> let's play the game another way. i spent a little while just sort of doing some research on you. this is what i came up with. tucker carlson false hoods. >> i want you to answer this ques

he speaks to people in -- he is curt and there is a chance to feel all of the silences and these one-wordng. as a supplement to the things in the script, as a way of saying, this is also what is happening inside, which you cannot write on the page. and to work with someone like kenneth lonergan, who is just one of my favorites. he has made movies i have watched over and over again. an opportunity i said yes to. charlie: you watch them over and over and over again. looking for different meanings, different nuances? looking for -- casey: all of that. looking for -- just sometimes just watching and seeing what happens. and letting it wash over you. there are things to discover in a movie that is done with care that you do not find in the first viewing or the first reading. i find that over and over again. you read something once and you read it again and if you do not find something else, it is an indication that maybe you should not do the movie. i still go back sometimes to the place that kenny has written and i find new things. even in one i was in, i thought, wow, there was a different t

. >> thank you, curt and it's great to be here at mt. vernon. this is such a special place if you've been researching and writing george washington. yachting with parody and yachting with spelled with two a's and no c, explains why it's a parody. but to be here in mt. vernon after writing this book, it begins with washington at -- in new york after a -- as a huge armada of british war ships and transports arrives in new york harbor. more than 400 ships, more than 40,000 sailors and soldiers. that's more people than in philadelphia, than the largest urban center in america. it's like the war of the worlds in which this amazing force arrives at your doorstep. washington had been there at the siege of boston, which i write about in my earlier book, bunker hill. but this is dinner. king george had responded with a real will and washington was-- had never led a big army in a big battle before. this was new for him and it would test his talent and it was after finishing bunker hill i realized i have to follow this guy into where he'll lead me in the r

but to give people in the city a greater sense of curt. >> -- sense of security. >> one of our responsibilities is to make people feel safe. sometimes our presence at an event at a particular time can make folks feel safe. to the extent we can be at every event occurring in the city all the time, that is probably unrealistic. but to the extent we can make folks feel safe we will do that. >> coming up at 5:00, we will tell you what the chief had to say about going forward and security in d.c. for the next several weeks. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. another crowded public place is the new m.g.m. casino at national harbor. you can imagine. i just opened. at 4:30 we will tell you inside the casino security center for a closer look at the measures taken there. alison: the other big questi looking like as we head to the big holiday weekend? stormwatch7 chief meteorologist doug hill is tracking the forecast. doug: it looks good. today is the first day of winter. 5:44 this morning. the winter solstice, the time when the direct rays of the sun were farthest away of the n

let me just say this, i mean, curt has done incredible reporting for "newsweek."00 percent behind what he has done in the magazine in terms of assessing through donald trump's finances he did a great cover how cuba embargo. >> i'm not saying right or wrong but such an anti-trump advocate and to so clear on twitter feed and in his pieces you can't pass him off as a reporter, can you? >> well, look, i think his writing, you know, speaks for itself and people are going to have to judge it as it is. i think for the stories, you know, leaving tweets aside, i think judging from the stories in "newsweek." >> did he write this? [ laughter ] >> now you are just baiting me. >> great to see you. thanks for joining us. >> congratulations. >> you are a great man for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> donald trump's election night stunned around the country as you just heard or shocking his support from minority voters bigger than expected. in a second we are going to talk to an african-american trump voter about why he cast his ballot the way he >>> we were told by the lef

curt eichenwald has been reporting on this for months. it hasn't been illegal what he's done.going forward? without a doubt but the conflict of interest and you can speak to this better than i am, unless it's breaking a law, it's people are unhappy. if donald trump fulfills a lot of his campaign promises which signs are pointing to he does, people could say, guess what, he's putting me back to work, that's a good thing. >> but back to ari's point about perceived conflicts of interest, is there any way out that didn't fit into what we believe the way it's supposed to be done, doesn't entirely adhere to how he thinks he has to do nothing? >> the most important thing is he puts trump organization in independent trusteeship. that means not your children or friends. >> he's not going to do that. >> i'm not going to predict. we've made mistakes as the media, overpredicting. what we should do is independent trusteeship that matches what other presidents had to have done. and number two, has to divest. i spoke with an ethics who said he'll perjure himself and if he doesn't divest from

who knows, and then keep it in mind as you hear what we have tonight, trump's brand-new and pretty curt reaction to the sanctions. quote, it's time for our country to move on to bigger and better things. nevertheless, in the interests of our country and its great people, i will meet with leaders of the intelligence community next week in order to be updated on the facts of this situation. trump says he wants the facts of the situation. facts that are, of course, presumably part of the presidential daily briefs available to any president-elect. joining us now is david sanger, chief washington correspondent for "the new york times." david, thank you for joining us on a busy day. i want to get to -- thank you. i want to get to some of donald trump's posture, but first on the policy substance, where do the administration's moves today rank in your view on what one can do diplomatically? >> well, they certainly could have done a lot more. and i think one of the big questions is whether they came to this too late, many in the clinton campaign, many of president obama's own aides have said to

he could get anyone to open up, even the usually dismissive and curt gregg popovich. >> reporter:sager was first diagnosed in 2014. and had to step away from the sidelines for treatment. >> reporter:yet, he briefly returned near the end of last season.and worked his first nba finals game back in june. warriors head coach steve kerr.who's one of many that considered sager a friend. >>today is a otough day for everyone who knew him. >> reporter:messages of condolences are all over social media.here's had to say on twitter. >> reporter:steph curry posted this photo with the message-- 'thank you for being you. brought the best out of everyone you met.' >> reporter:kevin durant offered this 'long live craig. we love you! rest in paradise' >> reporter:then finally draymond green.said 'rip sager. was always great to see him arriving at work! left his mark on the game! rest up' >> reporter:there's no easy way to segue to the next subject, but the warriors are in action tonight.hosting the new york knicks. and the knickerbockers are going to be rolling out a pretty thin lineup. >> reporter:carm

i believe this was the curt cousins to deshawn jackson, 08 yard touchdown, which i had a bird's eye viewyesterday. thanks to my good friend jim cramer and our friend. i feel bad for jim a little bit, but -- >> when the redskins play the eagles, i root for an earthquake. the eagles find -- >> 27-22. staying in the hunt. >> you beat the eagles. you know who the giants beat last night, right? for the second time this year. >> you remember who we beat earlier in the year? >> you. >> just pointing out. >> you. you. >> the giants are the only team in the national football league to beat the cowboys. >> we beat you. >> your record is what your report is. >> whatever. >> we going back to this? >> no need. >> josh, where do we go now? >> pops and drops. what are we doing? futures now. >> let's talk about chipolte and the co--ceo monty. shares are up on the news. how to trade it just ahead on "the halftime report." ♪ and if you want to be free, be free ♪ ♪ 'cause there's a million things to be ♪ ♪ you know that there are ♪ and if you want to be me, be me ♪ ♪ and if you want to be you, be you ♪ ♪ '

there have been a couple who did not want to talk to me for sure, but curt warner is a devout, devaulted christian, god is the most important thing in his life, and he and his wife stopped and chatted with me for a newspapers about the issue ins, very openly.an most athletes get it. it's about your teammates teammd about sports and winning together, and not about who you sleep with. >> host: how lgpd athlete ares are claiming their rightful place in sports. thank you being on booktv. croc. >> today not only die get to talk to a really great author about her new book "ray and joan" and author of radio shackry law, but lisa napoli and guy way back to the '80s when we worked together as a tv station in north carolina. so we're connecting now with me asking the questions of her, which might make he slightly nervous, exempt i know she knows the answers that i am going to ask her today. because she researched this book for five years. welcome, lisa. >> guest: thank you so much. >> host: her first book, was ray radio shangry law. they have a gns. >> guest: gros national happiness. >> host: so w

curt eichenwald had aggressively covered donald trump's campaign for "newsweek."n the reporter said he has received two tweets with flashing images which have triggered seizures. eichenwald plans to subpoena twitter to release the identity of the most recent user who sent the message. that person's account has already been suspended from the site. eichenwald will appear on "good morning america" this morning. >> it is 6:27 and winter officially starts tomorrow and it will come in with a bit of a warmup. dave murphy will have your accuweather update. >> dirty conditions at a dentist's office in berks county might have exposed patients to serious diseases. the health alert is next. >> ♪ at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've always believed the holidays should be about joy. where days are filled with magic, not madness. it's why we have amazing prices on thoughtful gifts, everyday. let's bring back the holidays. >> braking now on "action news," an injured woman is left on the side of a road in north philadelphia. police want to know who she is, how she got ther

they played together memorial day a new, curt, small flakes small flakes and flowers next to gravesites, gravestone of the fallen. john will recall that time and feeling when he said, for love of country was a given, defense of its ideals with an obligation and the opportunity to join in the conquest and exploration was a challenge not only to fulfill a sacred duty, but to join a joyous adventure. with john, all the years i knew him and worked with him was a joyous adventure. annie, what a a joyous adventure you and john had together. on display for your children and the whole world to see. you will know it, you can you can tell when a couple really, genuinely loves and enjoys one another. it was infectious. on behalf of president obama and the first lady, on behalf of the american people, jill and i here because we love you annie, and we love john. together you taught us all how to love. that is not something usually you talk about when you talk about heroes, especially heroes like john glenn who lived a life that was rigorous attends was just a little bit of magic. we talk about his e

he speaks to people, he's curt and so it's a chance to feel all the-- fill all the silences and one wordwers with a lot of feeling, as a is up element to the things that are in the script, as a way of saying this is also what is happening inside but you can't write on the page. so and to work with someone like keny lonergan who is just one of my favorites. you can count on me and margaret, two actual real master pieces in my opinion, movies have i watched over and over again. so everything about it was an opportunity i said yes to. >> rose: that is interesting. you watch him over and over and over again. looking for different meanings in the film, looking for different nuances, looking for. >> all of that. looking for just sometimes just watching, seeing what happens, letting it wash over you. there are things to discover in a script or in a movie that is done with care and with deptd that you don't find at the first viewing or first reading. i find that over and over again. if you can-- if you read something once and you read it again, you don't find anything else, it is an indication t

. >> overnight, "growing pains" costart curt cameron said i spent monday through friday with with him. chelsea and i send our prayers to the family. sharing the love. >> others are weighing in, as with well. >> there are so many tweets. john stamos tweeting this. loved this guy, loved his self-depp indicating sense of humor. charming, funny, sweet. such a combination. we'll miss you. >> and ellen degeneres saying america loved alan i'm so sad he's gone. sendsing so much love to his family. just 69 years old. >>> let's turn now to politics. president-elect trump using the latest stop on his thankou tour to defend picking exxon bil ceo rex tillerso as etary of state. this as people watched the revolving door of politicians, business leaders and stars like kanye west now visiting trump tower. 'vot it all on his thank you tour, donald trump heaped praise on his secretary of state pick speaking directly to critics of rex tillerson even as that of ti eclipsed by more thtrics right here at trump tower. donald trump in wisconsin feeling festiv >> we are going to say merry christmas again. mer