michelle: david daniel has a look back. >> ♪ i'm in heaven reporter: the year began with the shockingd bowie. few had known the 69-year-old music pioneer was ill. no one was prepared when prince died in april of an accidental opioid overdose at age actor yelchin was 27 when he died in a freak accident and we lost beloved figures as gene wilder, gary handling and florence henderson. it also saw the most famous couple de-couple. branjelina broke up. angelina jolie filed for divorce of brad pitt. they are still negotiating custody of the six kids. another star couple with a star-crossed year. kanye west was hospitalized for exhaustion after delivering a bizarre on-stage rant and then canceling tour dates. earlier, his wife kim kardashian was robbed at gunpoint in paris. >> on the brighter side with another big year for "hamilton." the broadway smash won 11 tony awards and stepped into present day politics when the star read a president elect mike pence. >> we have a diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. >> that prompted calls for a

david daniel has that and more in the hollywood minute.hat hazmat announcer: now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. sheriff's deputy shot, now in surgery, in critical condition. the overnight incident that ended in gunfire. larry: more heartbreak in hollywood. debbie reynolds dies a day after her daughter, carrie fisher. jummy: and a wet start to thursday morning. the trouble spots for your ride into work. how cold it will feel as we head into the holiday season. i'm jummy olabanji. autria is off today. larry: i'm larry smith. we are glad you are with us, the final thursday of 2016, a year i think many of us want to get past.

in hollywood, i'm david daniel. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. there is perception and there is reality. it has no doubt been a tumultuous year for the oakland police department. but you may be surprised with what is happening on the streets and violent crime. good evening i'm steve aveson. and i'm catherine heenan. pam is off tonight. >> catherine:despite a year of scandal and a string of police chiefs, the city of oakland is seeing a reduction in violent crime. kron 4's dan kerman is live at police headquarters with more. dan there was a head-on d-u-i collision early this morning on southbound 280 in san jose. the c-h-p says the driver of a volkswagon golf was headed the wrong way.and smashed into a red chevy. you get an idea of the violent impact when you see what's left of the chevy. the woman who was driving was badly injured but is expected to survive. the driver of the volkswagen has been arrested.and charged with d-u-i. that person had less serious injuries. the c-h-p showed kro

david daniels has a look back. herelook up i'm in heaven ♪ david: the year began with the shocking death of david bailey. ill, and not he was one was prepared when prince died in april at age 57 of an accidental opioid overdose. just 27 when was he died in a free kick accident -- in a freak accident. we also lost gary shilling and .lorence henderson we also saw the most famous couple of the couple. jolieitt and angelina broke up. they are negotiating custody of their six kids. another star couple had a starcrossed year. kanye west was hospitalized for exhaustion after delivering a bizarre onstage rant and canceling tour dates. earlier his wife, kim gunpoint in paris. on the brighter side, with another big year for hamilton the broadway smash winning 11 tony awards, then stepping into present-day politics when star brandon victor dixon read a message for vice president-elect mike pence. >> we are they diverse americans who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. calls for apted boyco

david daniel has a look at the movie fences. >> i told her look baby, i don't want to harry, i just want to be your man. the rose told me. >> i said if he wasn't mankind move out of the way so mankind could find me. >> that is what she told me. >> reporter: fences hit theaters with denzel washington and viola davis both one tone a ward for play in 2010. washington also directs the august wilson drama about race , family in the 1950's. >> it wasn't that difficult only because we had done it 114 performances so now it was just learning the material and how am i going to tell the story and be true to august and i made a conscious decision to lead with august. i could have tricked it up and done all kind of shots. i made a decision until to to that it would have been ease which someone of his caliber to say it business me, shot will be on he, he was so conscious, so conscious of letting everyone shine. >> i don't want him to be like me. i want him to get as far away there my life. only decent thing about me. >> can't be nobody but who you are, troy, that is all you have to measure yourself a

in hollywood, i'm david daniel. the man best known for his drawing the walt disney animated feauture "bambi" has died. tyus wong passed away friday according to a statement released by the walt disney family museum. wong started his career as a entry level animator for disney in 19-38. he drew hundreds of mickey mouse sketches during that time, according to a statement by disney. wong was 106 years old. here is what new zealand looked like bringing in the new year. new zealand rang in the new year at 3:00 am our time. it is one of the first to celebrate with their firework display in auckland. australia, japan and south korea also saying hello to 2017 this morning bringing it back home.our embarcadero camera showing what will be the centerpiece of the bay area's new year's celebration tonight. good morning. i'm marty gonzalez. and we get the new year's celebration forecast from rebecca strom. >> rebecca: 0 entry and shellers right now or on the bay area. most of it focused on the north bay resemblances still in doub

in hollywood and david daniels.>> debbie reynolds getting eight sendup tonight.time ever. it's an honor of the hollywood icon. the actresses singing in the rain was partially filmed in the theater. her handprints were cemented their in 1965.>> breaking news and then -- in san jose after a shooting this morning. it happen near valley christian high school. more breaking news with sanctions for president obama that russia interfered with the presidential election. here what president vladimir putin is saying this morning. we have changes coming from all temperatures. we will have more on what to expect for new year's eve and new year's day coming up. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>mark: thank you for joining us on this 30 of december. . >>anny hong: we see some changes but today they get another nice day 6 is across the bay area good morning we have just of a few high clouds but temperatures are born to be really nice once again to the just a cold upper 20s and santa rosa 32 novato and we're seeing some low thirt

diane, david, danielle, and scott. d kelly, initial reactions to everything you just heard there steve. >> that's very much in line with what i thought we would see. and i think you will see even more dovish language out of janet yellen in her press conference. i don't think they wants to preempt what might happen next year. but for investor, it's important to factor this in along with what has happened with markets since the election. because it seems like in the u.s., we're pricing in every possible positive, and emerging markets in europe, we're pricing in every possible negative about . so markets have become dislocated. i think people should keep a focus on that, not just look at fed policy, but think about how far markets run in relative terms and is that quite appropriate. >> did you hear anything in a surprised you? >> not really. the one thing that i do think that the doves managed to push through was a nod to the fact that the labor force participation rate has nofthat muched donotched down to its loetest in s

this is something jimmy wrote about daniel which david lemming gave me a copy of very late in the day but i think it's pretty special. >> all right. just as a bit of an introduction, obviously, because we all know who i am, i'm daniel bald wirntion james baldwin was my uncle. and actually to say just as a bit of an opening, i always considered myself lucky just, you know, especially looking back on it. i was lucky because i was a black kid in new york city, didn't have a lot of money and got to go spend the summers in france. like how cool is that, right? [laughter] you're like -- you don't know it's cool when you're 2 and you're almost drowning in the front of -- [inaudible] and you have adude aquaphobia for the -- acute aquaphobia for the next three years. [laughter] but you look back at it as you get older and people are always asking what was it like? it was like having a family. most of us had a family, maybe you had that really cool uncle. my uncle jimmy was my really cool uncle. that's all the. he had the cool house in france. it was warm. there were pear trees in his yard with

daniels? soared david copperfield once make the statue of liberty disappear.heaven you would be beautiful. wonderful news for that girl there in front. 91 to turkey, 92 to turkey, 93 elsewhere. it is not a patch on turkey, is it. i said it has not got the same atmosphere. it has not got the same atmosphere. see that there? put that into the toaster. you like that, don't you?” am not that keen on turkey. i don't like turkey. put it away. will you call me to the hospital? of course i will. i will be right there. 0utside. but your mother will be inside with you. of course i will stay with you. i will always be there for you. all ways. # they said there would be snowwhite christmas # they said there would be peace on earth # hallelujah, now well... # at christmas we get what well... # at christmas we get what we deserve. i know everything. i heard the verdict. it is dangerous for you to come here. i must take the risk and you might as well. girls, do not get married. it is insanity. you have to become their servants, look after their house and they cheat on you. w

if you remember this situation all unfolded right in front of the victim's daughter danielle, david james' daughter who was only eight years old at the time. she's a teenager now but during the bond hearings, the victim's widow made the argument that the rel release. we know the decision of the judge. he's allowed dooley to be released on a $100,000 bond but that has -- that is not the last of this situation. of course, he's awaiting his new trial but he could be released as early as 8:00 this morning. we have followed this every step of the way and we'll continue to follow it throughout the day today so follow us on fox 13 and fox13news.com. jen? >>jennifer: thank you. we'll talk to you ducks, kittens being rescued from storm drains. emergency crews in jacksonville had a much bigger animal to save. they rescued a manatee from a storm drain yesterday. the workers spotted the animal while paving the street. they tend to roam into the area because of the ortega river and it's filled with grass and they love to eat it. he's nicknamed piper by the firefighters. he was brought to sea world. ok

controversialr because of they heated relationship that the two have shared in the past and a also rumored daniel david speak trayd us and rudy guiliani amongstongs others. none of them were elected. in fact, recollection tiller sol to beec the next secretary ofex state. to tell you a little bit about him, he is the ceo of exxonmobil. he has been with the company foa 40 years and he has an extensive relationship with russian in particular during that time witn the company. now, when trump tweeted abouteee his selection this morning he said the thing that he likeshat best about tiller son is that he has experience dealing successfully with all all types of foreign governments.over so let's take a step back for a second. as we've come together it's been a littl bit unexpected.bi let's look at some of the people that you may have thought wouldt have been in this cabinet as we went through the process. these are people i like to call trump loyal lists. many talked about the possibility of chris christie, rudy guiliani, mike huck by andb into the begin rich, but at thin point it r seems unlikely that y of t

daniels? i once saw david copperfield, she made the statue of liberty disappear.ve seen your paul do the same thing with the eight clubs. if on earth you are ugly then in heaven you will be beautiful. great news for that: the front. 1991, turkey, 1992, turkey, 1993, morecambe. but it is not a patch on turkey. what did i say? it's not got the same atmosphere. what did i say? it's not got the same atmosphere. ben, let's go down to the stream and give our feet a nice treat, soak them in the cool water. ben, you don't know what you're missing. ben, i never thought i'd see the day you didn't want to go in the water. you just don't know what you are missing. # do you remember the 21st of september? # love was changing the minds of pretenders # while chasing the clouds away... # come on, children, come on # the mirror stares you in the face and says, # "baby, uh, uh, it don't work" # you say your prayers though you don't care # you dance and shake the hurt #. what are you going to do after the war, case? i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united sta

she and daniel made nostalgic ries its after jimmy died and his father david there as well when he became very ill. carol was very active participant in the afternoon sessions at welcome table where the author sought criticisms of his work and completed an in early hours daniel fondly recalls his uncle jimmy hand in hand up to the town center, visiting villages in the area, being taken on sightseeing tours to the, to paris, swimming in the pool in the mornings and to the ocean air yum in monte carlo and being taught chess and astounded finding baldwin's books in many strange languages for him in the house. carol is long time upper west cider, and long-time patron of book culture. hails from brooklyn, new york, and managed to travel and work extensively across the globe her lengthily career. currently chief learner of her sole consultancy learning works. she provides consulting services in diversity, inclusion and human rye sources and development in leadership management across any work place. also associate professor for graduate programs and her greatest accomplishment is her son daniel

daniels? i once saw david copperfield make the statue of liberty disappear.e seen your paul do the same thing with eight of clubs. if you are ugly on earth, you will be beautiful in heaven. which is great news for that girl in the front. 1990 we went to turkey. 1991, turkey. 1992, turkey. 1993, morecambe. and it is not a patch on turkey, is it? what did i say? it's not got the same atmosphere. it's not got the same atmosphere. it's not got the same atmosphere. it's not got the same atmosphere. maybe you will like a lake, twiggy? i'm actually not that keen on turkey. lam not turkey. i am not that bothered about turkey. takeit i am not that bothered about turkey. take it away. will you come with me to the hospital, dad? of course i will. i will be right there. outside. but your mum will be inside with you. do you promise you will stay with me, dad? of course i will stay with you. i will always be there for you. always. # they said there would be slow at christmas. # they said there would be peace on earth. # hallelujah, in kevin doyle, the christmas we get, we

daniels? i once saw david copperfield and he made the statue of liberty disappear.have seen your paul do the same thing with the eight of clubs. if on earth, you're ugly, in heaven, you'll be beautiful. which is great news for that girl there in the front. a vale portos, scorchio! 0oops, blimey. 1990, went to turkey. ‘91, turkey. ‘92, turkey. ‘93, morecambe. and it is not a patch on turkey, is it? it's not got the same atmosphere. what did i say, roy? it's not got the same atmosphere. i wasjust thinking, you see that lay, there? put that into the toaster, maybe. you like a leg, don't you, twiggy? no, thanks, denise. i'm actually not that keen on turkey, really. i am not that bothered about turkey. take it away. if dave doesn't come back, will you come with me to the hospital? of course i will. i'll be right there. outside. but your mum'll be inside with you. do you promise you will, dad? you'll stay with me? of course i'll stay with you. i'll always be there for you. yeah? always. # they said there'd be snow at christmas. be peace on earth. # hallelujah, noel, in he

david: by the way, danielle, before you go, trump said during the campaign that essentially yellen was in cahoots with president obama for the zero interest rates because made it so cheap for the government to borrow money even at cost of hurting millions and millions of savers out there. what do you think of that charge? >> oh, i don't think there is anything unfounded in that charge. ask anybody who is in retirement years. ask any pension fund managers. he low interest rates have absolutely ravaged the baby boomer generation. trump was completely justified in what he said. david: austan, what do you think of that? >> well i just think he's going to reverse his position almost immediately. he criticized her for the rates being too low. if he appoints governors who will raise rates, he is then going to be furious that the higher rates are slowing growth in the united states and increasing the trade deficit. he is going to need to make up his mind. david: tim, back in the early '80s we saw president reagan, who had a big changing economic policy, lowering tax rates, lowering regulations

julie daniels and her family sendings their one thing. >> hi, david. >> look at the snow. >> picked up some of our favorite runamoc maple syrup. >> 750 bottles an hour. >> made in america! woo! >> and there's beecher's cheese. we remember the fedex man right there, his busiest time of the year. his christmas deliveries. they sell cheese from all over america. so, this is the cheese counter. >> it is. >> 40 new hires since our first report on beecher. can you rattle off the states? >> wisconsin, minnesota, washington, oregon, vermont, new york. texas. >> i mean, come on. can't forget texas. the workers say, don't forget the american farmer this christmas. they suited me up. this was milk, just 30 minutes ago. on its way. you want to flip -- how was that? >> that's it. >> and from beecher's cheese to christmas. otis spunk mier cookies. baking 20 million pounds of cookies for the holidays. >> the best thing is, when my kids say, hey, my dad makes that. >> and who knew that redi-whip was whipped up in america. >> ho ho ho. >> dad, what are you doing? >> made in indiana at fair oaks dairy f

brad, danielle, thank you. >> thank you. david: we have breaking news. president obama, japanese prime minister shinzo abe moments ago touring the uss arizona site at pearl harbor. it has been 75 years since japan's surprise attack. today's visit coming just as president obama nears the end of his term. we're expecting both leaders to make a statement in the next hour and we will cover that live. melissa: mounting criticism of the trump foundation but the president-elect has the solution. why donald trump next's move may silence the critics for good. next dan henninger of "the wall street journal" will weigh in. david: david: plus mall brawls. violence breaking out in shopping centers all over the country. how social media could be to blame. >> right when i'm getting in the store, everybody says get back. they're putting the door down and the gate. you're just like, oh, my god, what is going on. l not letting anyone else go inside. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading w

. >> david, thank you very much for that. and danielle, thank you also. great stuff from you both.t's it for worldwide exchange. we have 20 seconds left where we'll watch the jobs number. >> futures down, oil down. >> big interview coming up on "squawk box" on the starbucks and of course over the weekend watch developments out of it lil. >>> good morning. starbucks ceo howard schultz stepping aside and kevin johnson will take over the top job. and both men will join us this morning in a first on krchl ncn interview. donald trump surprising his supporters at a thank you rally in the heartland in cincinnati last night announcing his pick for secretary of defense. and i can't believe it, i say this every month, where does the time go, another jobs friday. we'll tell you whether a surprise number could gderail te fed's plans to hike interest rates. how can they? it's friday, december 2. "squawk box" begins right now. >> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box." >> good morning and welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm melissa lee. along with joe. howard

julie daniels and her family sending us their one thing. >> hi, david.doing some quick christmas shopping. >> look at the snow. christmas is nearly here. >> picked up some of our absolute family favorite runamok maple syrup. >> runamok maple. 20 workers making barrel-aged and flavored maple syrups. 750 bottles an hour. >> made in america! woo-hoo! >> and there's beecher's cheese. we remember the fedex man right there, his busiest time of the year. his christmas deliveries. they sell cheese from all over america. so, this is the cheese counter. >> it is. >> 40 new hires since our first report on beecher. sales up 40%. can you rattle off some states that are represented in the case? >> oh, my gosh. of course wisconsin, minnesota, washington, oregon, vermont, new york. texas. >> i mean, come on. >> i know -- >> can't forget texas. the workers at beecher say, don't forget the american farmer this christmas. they suited me up. this was milk just 30 minutes ago. on its way. you want to flip -- how was that? >> that's it. >> and from beecher's cheese to another

that was danielle bochove. thank you. davida will host a press commerce before headed -- heading to hawaii for his annual christmas vacation. we will have live coverage. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn. david: i am david gura. it is time for options insight with abigail doolittle. danielle: joining me is mark --abigail: joining me is mark sebastian from the cboe in chicago. thank you for taking the time to join us. we have stocks at record highs, but you are saying you think the easy money has been made. mark: yeah, i mean, i think markets are going to meander higher, but the catapult out of the election and out of the belief that regulation is coming off and that will be economic stimulus, a lot of that has been priced in. now it is just more, kind of, the path of least resistance. the fact that there are not a lot of factors to push us lower, it will allow for the market to slowly meander higher, especially for the end of the year. volumes will be light. a lot of guys are checked out.

daniels. we'll wrap the whole day up on the fox six sports blitz sunday night at 10:35. brewers gm david stearns and his staff have been busy in the trade department today. they've sent catcher mar-teen maldonado packing. los angeles angels, along with a minor league pitcher.in exchange for halos catcher jett bandy. from 2 thousand 11 through 16--the 30 year old maldy was a fine defensive backstop-with a good arm-but not much of a hitter. 26 year old jett bandy batted 234 with 8 homers and 25 rbi in 70 games last year for l.a. bandy's father john made a name for himself by teaching tom cruise bartender flair for the movie "cocktail" tossing bottles around as he made drinks. the baseball hazing ritual of dressing rookies as women is now banned. major league baseball created an anti-hazing and anti-bullying pocicy that covers the practices. as part of the of the sports new labor deal, the players association agreed not to contest it. the policy prohibits teams from quote-- requiring coercing ot encouraging players to engage in activities that include dressing up as women or wearing costume

daniel frankel. you can learn more at fierce cable.com. thank you for being with us. david: thank you. announcer 1: you can watch the entire hearing on cable and satellite billing practices on our website at c-span.org. announcer 2: the newly elected 115th congress comes in tuesday, january 3. watch our coverage on c-span. here is one of the new members to be sworn in, republican francis rooney, who will represent part of florida's gulf coast. representative elect francis rooney, supporting republicans in florida, tell us what you were doing before you decided to run. francis rooney: i never thought i would run for public office. i have been mostly in the foreign policy area, but i am so what has about happened to our country in the last eight years that when kirk lawson quite unexpectedly decided not to seek reelection, my wife and i talked about it and decided maybe i could do better there than the writing and criticizing of the president obama's policies that i've been trying to do effectively the

david: ok. thank you so much. that's daniel plants, the founder and c.i.o. of sullivan and cromwell.rs under trump. boeing shares down after trump's tweet criticizing the company. we'll look at what trump's policies could mean for defense stocks. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ nd emma: in the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom. coming up, founder of colony capital, tom barrack. jonathan: let's get to the markets just very quickly. stocks just retraces some of yesterday's move the dow down not even a half of one point. a record high. just for everyone that loves them. s&p 500, that little bit negative down 1%. let's go to abigail. >> one of the big movers this morning that alix has talked about a couple of times is western digital. shares are higher up. nearly 5% after the company did host an investor day coming out of that investor day. they are renewing a license with sam subject. thaw raised the second quarter outlook. revenues 4% above industry estimates. mark is very bullished. and he has a price target now of $85 per share suggesting significant upside is ahead. when we go

daniels. and then at 10:35 a complete recap of the game on the fox6 sports names his pick for department of homeland security. -- and it's not sheriff david clarke. it was reported clarke was in the running for the spot. his reaction today. new berlin police and firefighters are joining forces! how their combined effort is helping feed the hungry. and we are taking a live look at steinhaufels in waukesha! tom wachs is coming up with more drive -- and what you can win, [holiday music] it's time to deck the halls in here so you can help them get out there. for families who love the s season is cabela's christmas sale. get $60 off a lew's speed spool casting reel and $200 off a pit boss 820 pellet grill. plus, don't miss saturday 8am doorbusters, where the first 250 in line receive a free giveaway. find great deals for everything on their list. shop in-store and online at cabelas.com. y2760y yvpy the real inventor of the reuben sandwich may be debatable, but its great taste is not. at subway, dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. time magazine names president-elect donald trump as the 20-16 person of the year. time says mister trump was t

david james during an argument in valrico. it happened in 2010. it happened in front of james' daughter danielle. at the time she was eight years owed. this spring, dooley was granted a new trial and yesterday a judge set his bond at $100,000 and he could be getting out as soon as today. under the conditions of his bond, he will not be allowed to leave his home in hernando or legal reasons. he also will not be allowed to own a weapon or have any contact with the victim's family. >>jennifer: we know what caused a deadly fire at a mobile home in odessa. investigators say someone left candles burning. the fire started early thund morning. a disabled man was trapped inside while his wife ran across the street to get help. officials say the couple fell asleep while those candles were burning. they had smoke alarms but they apparently didn't go off. >>russell: still no arrests after a well reward is up to $10,000. a truck smashed through the front of the arms company. thieves swarmed in, grabbing whatever they could carry. >>jennifer: a substitute teacher is accused of molesting three p. detectives say

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daniel tarulo, he has been most harsh regulator that we've seen at fed relative to banks, in essence i heard he is firing tarulo . if this happens. this is positive for banks, no question. davido would he replace him with? some people mentions john ellison. former head of cato institute. >> i think that john ellison would be a phenomenal selection. as most people do i believe he is one of the best ceo at the regional banking industry in u.s. but think about what he did. he took a bank, he increased the size ofs bank 30 fold by make more than 100 accusations, he -- acquisitions, when he left in 2007 it had 5% tangible equity to asset ratio, he added tens of thousands of job, put out tens of billions in loans and created a bank that went through the financial crisis without having one loss. this guy did it with 5%. he was not talking about 10% or 20% common equit to asset he just needed 5%. david: this gets to real question about all of the regulations have we whether is dodd-frank. were those regulators and president in particular, looking at the wrong causes for the financial crisis? >> i very giv definitely think they were, they should have started with demographics, populat

daniels has been top pick to run the national committee. she was an early jump on the trunk trained and will be introducing the president lacked angrand rapids michigan. gina loudon lisa booth and davidntosh. we have been talking going back and forth. loyalists verses the best for the job and hear someone who despite the obvious tensions and animosity at the time between that and donald trump was always squarely in the donald trump camp. >> well yeah and also she has deep ties to the state of michigan and the midwest where he's going to be spending a lot of time on his thank you tour that he is doing right now is the heart and soul of early his campaign. that's what clinched his victory was the rust belt states and thenalso that's been the heart of his messaging the entire time weather was about trade or manufacturing, standing up for the little guy that lost by the heavy hand of the federal government so it makes sense he has ties to the states he's going to want to pay attention to that he's going to want to revisit over the next four years looking ahead in 2020. charles: is so funny you mention 2020. in louisiana earlier i'll be down here for that. i don't need your vote right now

david davis is considering. it doesn't mean a decision has -- i'm not going to get involved in the minutia of our negotiating position. manus: daniels from b.n.p. paribas, joining us on set, along with our eagle team leader. tony, let me come to you. the government lost their first round, as it were, in front of the judges, to huge press coverage. what do we expect? >> it will be that different. both sides have laid out their arguments and they are going to argue the exact same thing they did six weeks ago. what do wethe government will st it's the royal prerogative or executive privilege, while others say it has to be the prime minister, because she has complete power over foreign policy. the claimants who won the first time around say this will change laws throughout the country, throughout europe, and changing laws needs parliament. it will be four days, with more than a half-dozen groups getting a chance to talk to the court. parties,ave the main and the scottish government, northern irish, welsh government, ex-pats who live abroad, and people who live in the u k where other citizens will all have a chance to talk to the court.

david miller, vice president for new initiatives and distinguished scholar at the woodrow wilson international center. miller is also the former adviser to six secretaries of state on arab/israeli negotiations and daniel kertzer is a former ambassador to israel and egypt and a professor of middle east policy studies at princeton university. two wonderful minds to come on the show and speak about this topic. we heard from both kerry as well as netanyahu and aaron david miller, i want to start with you. netanyahu says it's a shame secretary kerry does not understand his own personal perspective on the impact of war. what is your reaction to that statement? >> i mean, look i think where you stand in life has a good deal to do with where you sit and the reality is washington and jerusalem are sitting in very different places. the prime minister's reaction i think was driven in large part by anger and resentment, he tried to mobilize the president-elect and the president of egypt. he did not succeed and now i think he's caught in a very difficult bind between an international community that will be increasingly focused on trying to isolate and pressure the israelis based on this resolution and a right twha

daniel frankel. you can learn more at fierce cable.com. thank you for being with us. david: thank you. >> you can watch the entire hearing on cable and satellite billing practices on our website at c-span.org. >> tonight on c-span, in memoriam. a look back at some of the public figures who died this year, including nancy reagan, antonin scalia, gwen eiffel, robert bennett, and after mikvah. we start with mrs. reagan's funeral. there is a few minutes of the remarks from reagan carbon maker -- camden member james baker. the cold war that president reagan did so much to end brought them together. in 1950, the name nancy davis appeared on a list of communist sympathizers with the hollywood blacklist is now that this was a different person and not the young actress? she took her problem to her union boss, the president of the screen actors guild, ronald reagan. they had met at a hollywood restaurant. the dinner would be brief, they agreed, because each had an early casting call. in fact, neither had an early casting call. [laughter] an early casting call was the standard hollywo

well, danielle stevens was speak tag breakfast in dallas telling her story of survival and how she received a life saving bone marrow transplant from a man she's only talked to through e-mail when davidord, her donor, walked right in. originally from new york he new in just to meet her face to face. >> i was kind of speechless. i really didn't know what to say. i gave him a huge hug and then just kind of looked at him and hugged him again. >> well, rutherford donated that bone marrow eight years ago when he was only a senior in high school at that time. >>> back here closer to home the conshohocken police department started something brand new this holiday season. they call it shop with a cop. two elementary school students were picked for their good behavior and then off they went to the store each with $100 in that hand. officers matt bond and joe glasgow escorted third grader bridget and second braider cole to the old navy. they picked out lots of cool clothing and these youngsters didn't just think of themselves on this shopping spree. they each picked up items for their siblings as well. the police department hopes to do this every year to show kids their success in school does

david: it looks like there's two vacancies so he can fill those you look at janet yellen. it is unlikely she stays. stan fisher will be 75. and danielor -- who has been the erstwhile regulator, were probably have someone else take that seat. people stay on to finish the term after they held the positions? usually not donald trump will name most of the federer maybe all of them depending on the others. >> what is a donald trump fed look like? what do they do, if anything? david: if you take the fed and say the model was academics, people who published textbooks and have expertise in monetary policy, and you move to businessmen, financial people, bankers, which for the unusual minority, do you change the outlook and the composition of policy? the answer is probably yes. julie: but how do you change it? david: i don't think we know. it is unfolding in real time and it will be real fun to watch. during the campaign he was accused of keeping interest rates too low for too long and being political that way. as a real estate guy he benefited from low interest rates. will the changes tune in office? david: i don't know what he is going to d