david lee miller has more from the fox news room. david lee?royal legal battle could be in the works over prince andrew's relationship with jeffrey epstein. lawyers for some of the women who say they were abused by epstein are calling on andrew to be interviewed by the fbi, and an attorney representing alleged victims. earlier this week andrew announced he was stepping away from his duties. reports say his mother, the queen, ordered them to step down. in a statement, he said he is willing to help in the appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations if required. the prince is accused of having in 2001 with then 17-year-old regina roberts giuffre. she says she was the victim of sex trafficking. in the interview can now consider to be a public relations disaster because of the claim can possibly be true. the defense, although giuffre described andrew as dripping with sweat on the dance floor, he said a medical condition of the time prevented him from perspiring. a published report in the london telegraph says buckingham palace belie

david lee miller is here with the details. >> dana coming to patient at the new jersey hospital haven embarrassing mixup. the hospital says unfortunate coincidences lead to a 51-year-old patient in need of it kidney transplant to accidentally jump the waiting list, receiving that life-saving operation. days later the intended patient also got a kidney. both are doing well, the question is how could this have happened. the patient had the same last name and was about the same age as someone else higher up on the waiting list. both also at the same blood test. the day after the surgery, the medical team realized the air and report of the spirit hospital officials visited the person who should have received the kidney and personally apologized. six days after the initial operation the second patient underwent a successful kidney transplant. the hospital put out a statement that said what happened was unprecedented and they had taken steps to make sure this type of mixup would not happen again. about 100,000 people in the u.s. are now in need of a kidney transplant. the average wait time

former warrior david lee in the house. could have used him today.rst-quarter d'angelo russell for three, he had 30. second- quarter former st. mary's star patty mills going to work. the spurs take a seven point lead, the dub's keeping it close, the defense by willie coley stein on derrick white back the other way and it's damien lee with the flesh, he had 16. a two-point game at the half, we are good. third-quarter warriors working, draymond green to stein for the finish, he had six . a little pick and roll, a lot of pick and roll tonight. delo to marquise chris. a hard jam they are. warriors down by seven, but the spurs would pull away and mills was the man. how about 31 points in 22 minutes off the bench, that's official. san antonio wins 127-110. the warriors are one and for. >>> the sharks are mired in their own early-season nightmare coming home tonight after a brutal road trip was supposed to offer some relief. instead, it merely twisted the proverbial knife. these guys hosting the jets, second period it's 1-0 winnipeg and sharks on the attack

can we safely feed our pets arena tonight is recalling a batch of its purina one dog food member david lee i was sitting in my little office and i got a call out of the blue from a woman named don. who told me that she wanted to bring a lawsuit against the entire pet food industry they knew they had contaminated food they knew it was poison they knew it killed animals and they continued to sell it and put it on the market and used. but it's a it's a money market they were making money and i want it stopped c.b.s. news has learned a tainted wheat gluten used in pet food was human grade. a meaning nothing to love kept it from being used in the film people lead to the motion liking aspect discovered in 2 sub committee hearings was that the ingredient used in the pet foods that was responsible for killing the animals was actually legal to use in human foods on top of that the f.d.a. admitted that there was no penalty given to a company if they failed to notify the f.d.a. in a reasonable amount of time. in this case menu foods faced criticism for failing to notify the f.d.a. for over 3 weeks ev

hello to david lee sitting courtside. this is at the chase center. and here's the new normal.h curry but his brother-in-law,the spurs pulled second half. patty mill, the former saints mary's star. spurs win, 127-110. >>> okay, in san jose, at the shark tank tonight. west side story, right? >> when you're a jet, you're a jet all the way. >> sharks and jets, final minutes of the game. winnipeg with the game-winning goal. what's wrong with our sharks? they're at the bottom of the standings. jets win tonight, 3-2. >>> up next, a new attraction at golden gate park. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. (vo) the flock blindly flying south for the winter. they never stray from their predetermined path. but this season, a mor

>> i'm david lee. i'm here today because my campaign for supervisor in 2016, the treasurer, sent a request for a waiver -- a wafe waiver rt for late fees assessed on my campaign back in 2018 and we had not received an answer on that letter. however, this week, i learned that we were asked to remit payment for the late fees spond i am asking that a response, a formal response to our letter requesting a waiver be submitted to us. that's all i have to say. thank you. >> and mr. lee and deputy attorney chen, could you guide me if i'm overstepping my responsibilities. i just wanted to understand what you just shared with us is that you ran for office in 2016? >> 2016, and shortly thereafter, we learned that my campaign manager, who was a paid campaign manager, campaign consultant, failed to file some documents, particularly related to mailers. i believe they were the 161 mailers and working with our treasury, we submitted the filings and uploaded them to the website. and shortly thereafter, we received a le

david lee miller outside the trump tower. what's behind this move?w york city has long had a love/hate relationship with donald trump. trump grew up in the modest suburb of queens. eventually settled here in manhattan where he changed the skyline. in order to build trump tower where he now has an apartment he had to tear down a bankrupt department store that angered many new yorkers who wanted him to preserve some of the building's art deco structures. he came to new york's rescue and made the ice rink and revitalize the west side of manhattan by building condos. relations were further strained when new york's district attorney demanded trump hand over tax returns in the 2016 election. after "the new york times" published trump's decision to change primary residents to palm beach he tweeted out confirmation. it said in part. i cherish new york and the people of new york and always will. despite the fact i pay millions of dollars in city, state and local taxes each year i've been treated badly by political leaders of the city and state. few have been

the david lee miller has more on this story fours. >> as you mention, although prince andrew is steppingack from public duties for what he calls the foreseeable future because of his association with epstein he is mired in controversy. an attorney who represents five women says he should fully cooperate in all legal investigations including interviews with the f.b.i. and attorneys representing victims. the prince is being called upon to turn over any material related to the investigation including calendars, emails, flight logs and texts. there are now a total of 16 women who have filed suits against the epstein estate. the most recent is ms. davis. when she was a teenager she said epstein used her for sex trafficking at her homes around the world. >> i was only 17, the perfect victim. i was on my own and i needed help. jeffrey epstein preyed upon me. he put me in a vulnerable and dependent situation and took advantage of me. >> despite some initial suspicions of foul play barr believes epstein took his own life. he said i can understand why some people thought it was the worst case scen

david asman. welcome to bulls & bears. susan lee is at the new apple facility there in texas. susan? >> yeah, i'm just outside where president trump and tim cook, apple ceo were just speaking to the press. i would also like to highlight that when speaking to tim cook, during their earnings a few weeks ago, tim cook also highlighting his optimism in the u.s. economy as well, as you just heard from president trump. now, it's very interesting to talk about the tariffs that will be imposed on apple iphones and ipads on december 15th, if u.s. china trade talks don't go well enough to repeal those tariffs. as you heard, president trump says that he will review the tariffs, and he says that apple has to be treated the same as samsung, which is still the world's largest smart phone seller even though they don't sell and make as much per phone as apple does, but apple is often reinvesting back into the u.s. economy as well, as you mentioned opening and breaking ground that 1 billion dollars austin campus this morning and also by the way this facility

out to me during a strike that occurred at uc santa cruz i was with my friend and it was because david lee'sfriend was at santa cruz that was the political motivation for the trip. [laughter] so we are up there and it went on strike. the whole campus. everybody said did anybody have any experience with the strikes? i had been at ucla so we had done so so i took over the whole strike process. i think later i was accused of the fbi to advocating to overthrow the government which was not true. that we had all of these dialogues about education. he said i hate to see isa support the students but i hate to see education interrupted. i said it's not being interrupted. it's actually going on during the strike. we are teaching ourselves and professors what is the burning issues of today. for some reason he was impressed with that he said if you want to come to santa cruz uk on so i learned a great deal from him. i hope he may have learned from me. he was an existentialist and he worked but he had broad mind in bringing it to race and identity. and is written in the obituary but he was one of the fir

tim o'brien and david trip lee, the top editors at bloomberg opinion, are taking leaves to join his campaignection is barring any operas about the 2020 campaign. former bloomberg editor megan murphy says the policy was ridiculous, and not journalism. three years ago, she threatened to resign over a similar memo. as with "the washington post" examining jeff bezos and amazon, other media companies cover billionaire owners. as mayor, bloomberg refused to tell a person's whereabouts on weekend trips. now he's limiting his own company's ability to cover his campaign at the risk of undermining its journalistic independence. shannon? >> shannon: thank you. so bloomberg smitty empire cannot cover mike bloomberg or his democratic rivals, but president trump is fair game. let's debate it with former clinton poster, now advisor to the bloomberg campaign, doug schoen. senior legal advisor to president trump's 2020 campaign, jenna alice. great to have you both with us. >> great to see you, shannon. >> shannon: at "the daily mail," the u.s. political editor, tweeted about this. he said, "completely unsust

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caretaker coaches lee miller and david mccracken have made the perfect start at falkirk, beating theto book their place in tomorrow's fourth round draw. the manager ray mckinnon was sacked last saturday. it turns out ben stokes is human after all, dropping new zealand batsmen bj watling on 41 before he went on to make an unbeaten century in the first test. england were 209 runs ahead over nine but only took two wickets on day three. henry nicholls was one of those, having bowling off joe root but the innings from bj watling made the difference, as they moved on to 394 for six at the close, with a lead of 41. given the nature of the pitch, which has played very placidly. very the line quicker benign, —— very benign, england are the ones who need to watch out and if they lose a couple early, they will come under pressure. traditionally, they do not like batting in a style that is attritional and backs to the wall. they want to play in a more aggressive style. hundreds of fans have responded to an da and the lta's offer for free tickets to watch the davis cup semifinal to watch the davi

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you for watching, you can follow me on twitter and instagram, tomorrow might, tom bevin,ly lee carter and davidlou: good evening, we begin with a broad rally in the stock market. a record session on wall street today. the dow, nasdaq and s & p all closing at record highs. president trump has delivered on all of his campaign promises to restore prosperity to the nation and to all americans. an historic performance by any measure. but the radical dimms continue to subvert and overthrow this president. adapt schiff release his first transcript from the secret closed door hearings.

you for watching, you can follow me on twitter and instagram, tomorrow might, tom bevin,ly lee carter and david bruno, good night. lou: good evening, we begin with a broad rally in the stock market. a record session on wall street today. the dow, nasdaq and s & p all closing at record highs. president trump has delivered on all of his campaign promises to restore prosperity to the nation and to all americans. an historic performance by any measure. but the radical dimms continue to subvert and overthrow this president. adapt schiff release his first transcript from the secret closed door hearings. those transcripts, the former ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovich and the assistant to mike pompeo. but schiff misread the transcripts of mckinley and yovanovich if he thinks they support his claims. they do not. their testimony bolsters and i vindicates the president. the dimms tried to paint 0 both yovanovich and mckinley as scared of and concerned about president trump. it seems the left is covering up for the damaging truth. within that 317 pages of testimony of the ambassador it's revealed sh

caretaker coaches lee miller and david mccracken have made the perfect start at falkirk beating linlithgowcked last saturday. scotland have been drawn against israel in their euro 2020 play—off semi—final. the game will be at hampden on march 26th. the winners face a trip to norway or serbia, for a place in the finals. if northern ireland beat bosnia they'll be at home for their final against the republic of ireland or slovakia. former england striker eni aluko will leavejuventus next month, to return to england and consider the next step in her career. she helped juve retain their league title last term but she's heading home six months earlier than planned, and says she's "excited to be moving back to london, and back into women's football in england". the lta are offering free tickets to great britain's davis cup semi—final with spain this evening — you have to get to madrid. but they want to try and even out the crowd a bit. they made it through after victory over germany, kyle edmund put them 1—0 up, dan evans produced the finest performance of his davis cup career to win the third se

read for you and others this piece written in the opinion pages of the wall street journal by david risk in and lee lee casey.sken and they served in the white house counsel's office and justice department under reagan and george h w bush. they write the privilege for communications with the small group of senior white house presidentshe immediate advisors, is well grounded. the office of legal counsel fully articulated it in 1971 under future chief -- future chief justice. times,ice has, and many -- let's go to stuart, a republican. what do you think? caller: good morning. what's going on, i find it to be [indiscernible] if you listen to the first part of the hearing, they talk about biden's son hunter. when they brought that up, what was going on, it was squashed, like it was no big deal, don't talk about it. yet we have people on both sides of parties that will be firm on what they believe. -- affirmed on what they believe. i have never heard something so reprehensible to impeach the president, but we are waiting to find out something. as far as the whistleblower coming into testify, if you want

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. >> meteorologist lee goldberg from our new york station tweeted this video of himself in 1991 there on the right, anchoring with none other than our own david what's ahead. felt more like january than november. >> if you didn't like the cold, that's good news. temperatures are going to moderate a little bit. a little warming trend. however, we aren't going to see much sun for a while. i'll have details of the weather right after this. >> whoa, look at that. that newscast happened 28 years ago at ithaca college where at the time david was just a freshman. >> just a freshman, and david was a natural on the desk back then, like he is now. man. >> just incredible there. it's good to see the young david muir. >> very, very cool. already with a strong command of the anchor desk. >>> coming up, our weekly "friday rewind." ♪ let's get physical physical i wanna get physical let's get ♪ let's get physical physical i wanna get physical let's get into physical ♪ ♪ let me hear your body talk >>> it was this week back in 1981 that olivia newton-john topped the charts and remained at number one for ten weeks, the most of any single for all of the 1980s. >

lee pleaded guilty to destroying evidence. she could be sentenced to three years in prison. david?ank you. >>> when we come back, jeffrey epstein's suicide. and william barr weighing in. >>> and the home explosion, the father and son inside. that has spread t cancer to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, cough, or chest pain. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, breas

joining us now is david dietz and of course susan lee. >> just trying to catch up. >> who wins in blacksales? we will begin with david. >> certainly, the online retailers. metrics for thanksgiving and projections for the whole retail season. it is becoming a black november. thanksgiving and christmas. online sales have started earlier. flatscreen tvs, computers and so forth. the other thing we are noting is you don't really get a deal by going to the stores today. that is really making black friday going to the store simply an experience. not necessarily a bargain. >> you spent five hours. >> online. that is where the shopping is done these days. 20% off a coat you don't really need. [laughter] the national retail federation has said sales will go up 14% november and october. the sales, despite the fact that this is a short shopping season. shows you the consumer is still strong and so is the u.s. economy. >> feeling the anxiety. christmas is coming far too fast. i've got to get on the keyboard really fast. >> you go to stores these days? >> i went yesterday. i will go later today. i th

david: sounds like a matter of degree more than kind. klaskow.nks to lee will continue on bloomberg radio in our second hour. we will talk with jenn ree about whether their antitrust concerns with the charles schwab-ameritrade deal. there are some issues being raised. that is coming up next. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you money. switch and save up to $400 a year. and now get $250 off google pixel 4 during xfinity mobile beyond black friday. that's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. turkey has begun testing air defense radars at the center of a dispute with the u.s. may the car the missile system from russ

lee on many issues. a warm welcome for california state assembly member, david chu. >> good morning, san francisco.this is a san francisco day. i was thinking of how to start my thoughts, and maybe i would start with the following which is i am going to be short because he was and i am. thank you all for being a part of the community of san francisco and so many of the community leaders who led to this day, to this wonderful naming dedication. of course we want to salute anita and your family for your family, your sacrifice, and your love. all of us have countless memories of the mayor, and i'm going to relay just a few quick ones. it was exactly ten years ago to the day that i was in this international terminal with then-supervisor chu and mar. the three of us were the first chinese supervisors to serve together. we were heading on a good-will trip to southern china. we were joined by members of the chinese chamber, some of who are here. what was historic about that event for me ten years later is that we were joined by one incredibly competent, selfless, humble, and smiling city administrator, ed

correspondent for "the washington examiner" and a contributing writer at ""vanity fair" david drucker and carol leerning. the first televised public impeachment hearings get jurpdway this morning into president trump. donald trump is the fourth president to face impeachment proceedings by the house of representatives, the third in recent times. polling this month showed 49% of americans say president trump should be impeached and removed from office. 47% say he should not. today's hearing will open with testimony from acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine, bill taylor and deputy assistant secretary george kent. taylor is the one who texted ambassador gordon sondland that it would be, quote, crazy to make ukraine military aid contingent on investigations aimed at helping the president's re-election. taylor testified that this was his, quote, clear understanding that ukraine wouldn't receive its military aid unless ukraine's president committed to pursue the investigations, and deputy assistant secretary george kent is the one who told lawmakers in closed door testimony president trump wanted quote, noth

david muir. >> reporter: this was the scene in a michigan courtroom. leessing their soon to be adopted son blake, who is 3. 1-year-old quinn, her arms in the air, about to be adopted by mom, jenny, and dad, billy adrian. 6-year-old twins isaiah and isaac with their forever parents, katie and rob. all this month, thanksgiving truly making new families thankful. they are called adoption days this november in courtrooms across the country. in south carolina alone, 80 children adopted by 60 families in just one day. the judge to the left with the barr family growing. the carroll family with their sign "some things are worth the wait, 1151 days in foster care, today i'm adopted." the maccens too after 1,033 in foster care, jordan adopted. in denver, the tears. new mom rebecca romero and her husband and new boys joseph and travis, officially home for thanksgiving. >> beautiful images there. an estimated 400,000 children are in foster care. >> more than 100,000 of them still waiting to be adopted. >> very sweet images and kids in their forever homes now. we wish

lee has pleaded guilty to destroying evidence. she could be sentenced to anything from probation to three years in prison. david?> clay son, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, that 345i jor recall. 2 million pounds of chicken. >>> and news of the punishment tonight of the employee that was seen on video faking his fall at work. t pain and clearer skin. man 2 vo: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 2 vo: ...with humira. woman 3 vo: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number onec for psoriatic arthritis. avo: humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are

. >> abc7 news reporter david louie is at sfo monitoring the trouble the weather is causing for thanksgiving fliers. >> abc7 news is in the car. >> abc7 news reporter vic lees checking on public transit. live doppler 7 as we show you again is lit up in all kinds of colors that we haven't seen in a long time, so we have a team of weather experts monitoring the storm, which is called a bomb cyclone. >> abc7 meteorologist drew tuma is going to explain what that is. >> first let's go to abc7 news weather anchor. >> those areas of yellow, orange and red represent the heaviest downpours. as you can see we even have some thunderstorms and some lightning d in right now, it's basically a line of very strong rain sweeping through the north bay right now, and it's affecting much of marin county moving e

lee zelden who will echo whatever he says on twitter. there's a range in the senate and the house of republicans. in addition to what davidd, they've been suggesting that ukraine -- they got the assistance so what's to see here. nikki haley sort of suggested that as well. that's true. does it mean that a president of the united states should be holding back military assistance in exchange for, you know, an investigation into a political opponent? no. that's what democrats will argue. you can see some semblance of an additional bullet point they can add. they're in an untenable place. if donald trump keeps tweeting and pushing them to argue on his behalf, they're not going to have anywhere to go. >> can i be the master of the obvious for one second? >> yes. >> who calls their own behavior perfect? have you ever met anyone like that? it's like that's how trump talks. that's not normal. i mean, it's just -- i mean, the idea -- and he lies all the time. well, i -- >> it's not even behavior. it's conversation. >> it's so surreal that we sort of pass that by because that's the way he talks. >> it's surreal that he's calling the

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flank, all day long, lee had been shifting men northward as the attacks came his way and he was some play hoping his right flank could hold on for dear life again the union assaults. david tompkins of the ninth new york noted that the mental strain was so great that i saw at that moment the whole landscape for an instant turned slightly red. with union forces closing in on the town of sharpsburg, coming within sight of the town, it looked like the end of the confederacy may be insights. lee's right flank depleted to a few brigades on the southern end of town, union forces closing on sharpsburg. lee knew he had troops heading his way from harpers ferry. the last of his forces to reunite with them at sharpsburg, but he did not know when they would arrive. hill arrived at the right place and right time, it could not have been scripted any better for lee and the confederates. as hill arrived on the battlefield, he did so just-in-time to hit the flank of the union forces advancing on sharpsburg, bringing the final attack to a close. day, federal the forces had made significant gains but failed to deliver a knockout blow against the confederates. the field around sharpsburg w

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