thousand computers on all continents are affected by this attack from the german royal network george obama. to the ministry of the interior in russia and the japanese car manufacturer of honda in great britain some hospitals even have to switch to emergency operational. how can one single nowhere single tenuously paralyze companies hospitals and even intelligence services all over the world the answer has a name microsoft all the victims use the same software all are vulnerable in the same way all are dependent on one single company as is every state administration in europe. what are the consequences this is what we've the team of journalists from investigate europe wanted to find out the results are alarming. this is about the data of all citizens everyone is affected and the dependency is much deeper than just the use of microsoft word or excel almost every author or a team from the townhome to the vehicle registration office and the tax office works with software specially written for their purposes. these many thousands of special programs are written for the windows operating system.

were barack obama's, george bushes, or bill clinton's numbers different? guest: he is performing about at the average, to be quite frank. his numbers are not that different from barack obama. there is a power of incumbency. incumbents have a threefold advantage over not incumbents. he is still in a strong > host: let's go to lee calling from georgia on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning, thanks for having me. can you hear me? guest: we can hear you. caller: i was wondering your thoughts on, the way i'm looking at it is it is more about who feels more threatened. is it the group that feels -- let me start over. it is more about cultural context, starting with the civil too,s act and the me women's suffrage, black lives matter. the country is becoming more egalitarian and i think that is the real distinction, who is most threatened by that progress? you have the older, white or, -- people who want to go back to the past and make america great again. then you have minorities who want real progress and want equal rights. i think that might

vice president cheney was much more aggressive and negative about the obama administration for the entire time. i respected georgeush's approach. >> judge jeanine: i'll go to you, let me go to you, larry, what say you? >> we're talking about president's, not vice presidents. and obama undid the signature achievement of george w. bush, that was the war in iraq when george bush left office he assumed there was going to be a stay behind horse of between 5,000 and 10,000 troops troops. predicted what would happen if there was a vacuum. obama pulled out every single troop. george w. bush didn't say one word as things got worse in iraq. as he predicted. it is true that vice president dick cheney said something but george w. bush didn't say a word. ronald reagan retires, goes simi valley, dus saint a word. george herbert walker bush, dus saint a word. george bush goes to texas, doesn't say a word. clinton, brovm, never stop talking -- barack obama, never stop talking. >> judge jeanine: and he may have a point, it seems to be the democrats coming out. and i have to say -- go ahead. >> well, i don't think that that is qui

interesting he went after mccraven for not getting bin laden sooner as opposed to going after obama or george w. bush for not getting obama which may have been fair game. >> mccraven has been political and very critical and here's part of the searing op-ed he wrote in august. through your actions, about the president, you have embarrassed us in the eyes of our children, humiliated us on the world stage and worst of all divided us as a nation. if you think for a moment that your mccarthy-era tactics will suppress the voices of criticism, you are mistaken. colonel, has mccraven crossed any lines here? >> well, remember, he's a retired military officer and as such he has the freedom to express himself just like anybody else does so i don't think he did, and the reason i think he's okay is that the way in which he expressed himself had to do with his experience. it had to do with what he has seen. we also shouldn't forget that mccraven was a journalism major when he was an undergrad ate at the university of texas so he knew not only what he did but he also understands what journalism is all about

george w. bush, it worked well to use fox news as a vehicle for generating the image of deafness. with brock obama you had a different strategy when you saw with the first you. in many ways, you could think of bill clinton and george w. bush and the differences in politics as being people who really believed that the best strategy for presidential communication is to be this king. this thing that the bride at every wedding and corpse at every funeral. the wasn't a policy issue that the two of them did not want to wait and on. clinton and they did so with great, great opportunity and great aggressiveness. brock obama in some ways, and more different president these two. in terms of, he didn't try to dominate every news cycle. he didn't insist that is tourism, every policy goes back to the old harry truman idea that in a lot can get done in washington if you don't mind some of the else taking credit for. obama approached healthcare for example, was more about presenting an image of the congress doing a lot of the heavy lifting. there was the visible place with that was happening. obama character was

president trump has proven that he's not capable of doing what bill clinton barack obama and george w. bush did which is you can be investigating me over here on one side and then the next two hours later i'm going to sit down with you in a meeting and talk about policy the term administration has proven they can't walk and chew gum at the same time so if the democrats are investing investigating the trump white house and they're getting everything they're subpoenaing donald trump's personal cell phone is taxes everything else he's not going to have the emotional intelligence to sit down and also have a policy conversation and then supposedly and he'll say you're investigating me so we're not going to talk about policy well that's not a very grown up way it requires acting like a great you have to behave like a grown up to govern and he doesn't usually behave like a grown up is palosi issue in to be the speaker i don't know how to democrat internal caucus i don't know how to handicap internal caucus issues for the democratic party i just don't know i think she probably will be the spe

. >> let me explain my view on executive orders whether from trump, obama, george w.h or anybody else. there is a legitimate role for an executive order, that is governing how the executive branch operates, how -- under article ii of the constitution, the president, executive branch is charged with taking due care that the laws are faithfully executed. at an executive order is perfectly appropriate to direct the executive branch, this is the manner in which we shall execute the law. what obama did repeatedly that was so lawless is his executive orders didn't do that, instead they said, here is the federal law passed by congress, signed by the president, that we will defy, that we will ignore. and that, the president can't do. so that's the question any executive order, is it directing how the executive will behave or is it flying in defines to laws passed by congress. if it's the latter it's u unconstitutional. >> brennan: i don't hear clearance on whether you think this asylum change is okay, is executive order it is appropriate for the president to end birthright ci

george w. bush, it worked well to look at fox news for generating the image of its toughness. with respect to barack obama you had had a very different strategy that you saw with the first two. in many ways, you could think of bill clinton and george w bush as being people that really believed that the best strategy for presidential communication is to be the sun king. there was not a policy issue that the two of them did not want to weigh in on. they did so with great opportunity and great aggressiveness. barack obama was a more dissident president. he did not try to dominate every new cycle. he did not insist it was every policy. going back to the old harry truman idea that a lot can get done in washington if you don't mind someone else taking credit for it. the obama approach to healthcare was more about presenting an image of the congress doing the heavy lifting. that was the visible place where that was happening. obama's character, of course, was this. it is really compelling to a lot of americans. rising above that. dealing with an increasingly diverse america. barack obama tried to sell himself th

that was the war in iraq.he when george bush left office he thought there was going to be a stay behind force of between five and 10,000 troops and ther was a vacuum. obamacomes in, pulls out every single troop and george w. bush didn't say one word as things got worse in iraq as he predicted. itit t was certainly true that president cheney said something. president bush didn't say a word . ronald reagan retires, doesn't say a word. george w. bush goes to robert, texas, doesn't say a word. jimmy carter, bill clinton, barack brock obama never stop talking. that's a different perspective between republican and democratic presidents. >> austin he may have a point i seems to be the democrats. >> i don't think that's quite accurate.as >> what wasn't accurate? >> donald trump is in the sense that barack obama did not mention president trump by name. president trump, you know who h was talking about. >> , trump takes that from president is all campaign was built on personal insult of his opponents.ot >> okay that's not the issue with all due respect. we are talking about a preside who comes out during midterms and during his last days to continually attack the

i do think responding to the premise of the question, both barack obama and george w. bush were polarizing presidents but they were not devicive and did not stoke division for the purposes of advancing their electoral success. i think that a couple of things are broadly true. 25% of the country historicically has always been just bat submit crazy, one. right? two, there's never been -- there's never been a genteel period of american politician. it's a tough business. the arguments are important. the stakes are high. passions run strong. but we're confusing those passions with a president who is stoking the division. and when you look at the multibillion dollar anger industry that manifests itself in talk radio, on the internet, on fox news, think about the reality that donald trump this his first acts as president elect picked up the phone to thank the conspiracy monger alex jones who denied the reality of the newtown massacre. so we should understand that the dividers are amongst us and they are ascend nt because they have mastered technology. when i was a kid at the

correspondents will tell you, they have more access to president trump than they ever did to president obama and george. bush. one of the reasons why president trump was elected is he's beyond decorum. he's actually about action. trish: mallory, you just competed in a congressional race in alabama. hillary clinton is saying we don't need to be civil until we win. what kind of message is that sending to some members of the mainstream and left wing for that matter media? >> as a former anchor and journalist, i think we need to recognize a journalist's job is to get to the truth. whether president trump likes the questions coming his way or not. the appropriate thing and the decorum he should approach that too -- --approach that topic wo answer the question. i don't -- i am held to a higher standard as a form miss america than our president is. i don't think that's fair. i think he can start by leading by example. trish: i would like to see the press act a little more respectful. they should ask the questions they need to ask. you can look at my interview where i pressed him repeatedly on things like hels

george w. bush, president obama all valued the contribution of newcomers to our country. with their optimism, their courage. they're all american trades. when they come with those values that.r presidents saw with the president the armonk ran, i don't think that is right. to fightto a position it we had to win on the issues that strike to the financial security of america. >> you and the president spoke about bipartisanship, president trump said he believes there will be less gridlock with divided washington. what gives you confidence that with democrats in control you can reach issues that you have not been able to reach on? >> public sentiment. our biggest ally. thein luther king said ballot. legislation, legislation legislation. your life, your life your life. voting was important because what happens legislatively can impact their lives. we intend for people to see the impact of legislation on their lives. that is our strength. another person who marked dr. decisions made at by whate are overturned happens in homes. people have to see more clearly the connection to vo

>> china will make some kind of offer and it will be the same offer they made george bush, barack obama, let's have framework for discussions, agreement to negotiate away our problems. they would like to cycle the president through the end of his first term. it would be a mistake for the president to accept that. it would be a mistake for him to freeze tariffs where they are. heather: most of donald trump's tariffs are 10%. how is that impacting things and should they stay the same? >> the wall street journal every day has an article for somebody. the reality is china let its currency fall by 7% since tariffs went in so it negated most of it and its suppliers are cutting their prices so the reality is if you look at the trade data they are not having much effect at all. where they do have effect is where they have perverse effects, putting tariffs on bicycle parts but letting chinese bicycles in without a tariffs so that encourages to find a way to move offshore. it has a perverse effect. that's why we can't freeze this thing. we need to move the tariffs up to 25% and also to fix the pr

rajini: someone who works for george bush and barack obama.ould ask that question, why go there. by president does not like personal criticism. we have seen that over t last few years the way he takes things personally. sometimehe shoots back, which is what he has done in this situation, accusing t admiral faneing a hillary clinton and criticizing the way he carried out such a crucial operation. what is interesting today is -- the president had the suppt of the rnc and they tweeted that mcraven was reportedly on hillary clinton's shortlist for the iice presiden2016 so he is hardly nonpolitical. this is getng more and more litical. you just don't criticize members of the military, you just don't go there. laura: and the military is very popular in the united . all of this is coming as the president says he has written down answers to some of the questions from special counsel robert mueller, investigating whether there are any links between t trump campaign and russia. what we know about the nature of these questions? rajini:we whanow is that o

i am a fan of president obama and president george w. bush, both of whom i worked for.dmire all presidents regard ms of their political party, who uphold the dignity of the office and who use that office to bring the nation together in challenging times. >>> joining me now, yamiche alcindor, correspondent for pbs news hour, retired four star general mccaffery. general, let me start with you first. just your reaction to the president choosing to mix it up with a decorated admiral like this. >> you know, there is actually a comical aspect to this. admiral bill mcraven is probably the epitome of a heroic warrior defending america. he commanded jsoc career navy seals special operations, modest, sort of of a quiet professional type, just widely respected by everybody in the community that's run into him. and apolitical. the senior military leaders are not partisan and will support whoever is the president of the united states. so his attacks on mr. trump must have hurt badly and now he's taking -- acting like an 8th grader with this counterattack. >> yamiche, when i looked a

that is to speak and i do believe that my fear is also that for the moment you know in the past obama even george bush junior you knew that somehow there were advisers in the background who said ok it looks let's turn now on this a bit and but this president doesn't he didn't even have reasonable advise us by his side. still to come on our take power medics in paris bring the city's ring right to a standstill for the second day running we'll have that story for you up for a short break. this is. all countries competing with all countries globalization no more central bank domination no more national monetary fund world bank united nations colluding. to rob the global. welcome back to the program paris paramedics abroad blocking the city's ring road and other key routes for a second day with so-called snail protests sirens blazing ambulances parked across road some reportedly causing hundreds of kilometers of traffic jams and demonstrations save the changes in conditions that paramedics say will put them out of way. to zero zero zero zero. the protests and just the latest hit france in recent week

michelle obama, george w. bush, best? ies? who knew, let's listen to what she told jenna. >> i got a text from my dad saying send michelle my love. it's so interesting how people are so interested in you all's friendship. that huck was like the hug that went around the world. why do you think people are so hungry for that, though? >> i think the political discourse the way it's schenn in the media, it's all the nasty parts of it. we're all americans. we all care about our family and our kid. we're trying to get ahead. we have different ideas about what itself the best way to get there. in america's heart, that's where we want to be. i think that our relationship remain us that we can get there. >> it's a message that does get drowned out. she's right. >> yeah. >> listen, all the norms have been broken by president trump as relates to the president's club. but this is noer michelle spoken because of protocol she and george w. bush, when the president's club gets together, they end up sitting next to each other. clearly, there i

that's why it meant a great deal when george bush showed up in 2003 and obama showed up in 2009. trump is worried for his own life? yeah. he's basically a pretty selfish guy. it's why he didn't go in paris to the war war i memorial because it was raining and he was going to get wet. it wouldn't surprise me that tum disdaitu trump disdains any kind of discomfort or risk to his own life. >> the likes of general mattis and john kelly i imagine behind the scenes are saying, sir, we need to get you in a theater of combat. you lay out all these reasons why you think he's really mishandling being head of state. do you think that would right some of the wrongs that you lay out? >> i do think if he were to make this kind of trip that it would be seen -- that he wouldn't just stay there for a half hour, he would potentially mingle with the troops, get to know them. i assume he's going to be reasonably popular with a fair number of the enlisted corps, troops in particular, that could potentially correct some of the issues. to be fair, trump does recognize it's probably in his political self

george w. all valueddent obama the contribution of newcomers to our country with their hope, make the courage to future better for their families. they are all american trades. when they come with those values, other presidents saw that. with the fear mongering, i don't think that is right. to get into a position to fight it, we had to win on the issues that strike to be financial security of america. both you and the president spoke about bipartisanship. present trump said he believes there will be less gridlock with a divided washington. what gives you confidence that with democrats in control, you can reach issues that you have not been able to reach? sentiment. martin luther king said, the ballot,the ballot, the legislation, legislation, legislation. your life, your life, your life your it boating was important because of what happens legislatively -- because what happens legislatively can impact their lives. we intend for people to see the impact of legislation on their lives. that is our strength. another person who marched with dr. king said, decisions made at the table -- the negotiating

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that is to speak and i do believe that my fear is also that for the moment you know in the past obama even george bush jr you knew that somehow there were advisers in the background who said ok it looks like stone now miss a bit and but this president doesn't even even have reasonable advise us by his side. when tensions running high between the u.s. and iran want to reign in our test as a penned an exhibition titles donald sutherland it showcasing eighty five cartoons that poke fun at washington's foreign policy and its ties to saudi arabia. in the first exhibit express this reality as it is politicians express reality in the way that they want to be seen in the future and a very classic atmosphere. still to come on our take paramedics in paris bring the city's ring road to a standstill for the second day running we'll have the story for you after a short break. seemed wrong but. just don't call. me. yet to shape out just they become educated and in gay trade equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what politicians do something to. put the

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obama judge. >> the chief justice of the united states, john roberts who, by the way, was appointed by republican president george w. bush, took issue with that. the issue was clearly a rebuke. in an official statement he said, quote, we do not have obama judges or trump judges, bush judges or clinton judges, what we have is an extraordinary group of dedicated judges doing their level best to do equal right to those appearing before them. that independent judiciary is something we should all be thankful for. again, it is remarkable that a chief justice had to feel like he needs to issue such a response. he knew it would get under the president's skin, and it did. after golfing the president wrote in part, sorry, chief justice john roberts, but you do, indeed, have obama judges. why are a vast number of those cases overturned? please study the numbers. they are shocking. he goes on to quote fox news saying 79% of these decisions have been overturned in the ninth circuit. keeping them honest despite what the president and fox news want to claim, there are other circuits with a higher reversal rate than the ninth ci

i'm a fan of president obama and president george w. bush, both of whom i worked for. i admire all presidents, regardless of their political party who uphold the dignity of the office and who use that office to bring the nation together in challenging times. joining us at the table, retired u.s. army colonel jack jacobs, and msnbc military analyst. betsy woodruff, zerlina maxwell, director of progressive programming at sirius xm, rick stengel and joining us from florida, former congressman david jolly. let me start with you, colonel jack. what to make of the president's inability to see himself as the leader of the country. >> well, he's wrapped up in himself, obviously, and can't see any distance past that. and so everything gets defined in terms of him. the problem with that is that what we see here, castigating somebody who is a patriot and not only is a patriot but has spent his entire career raising another generation of patriots. we can't forget about the fact that when -- as you move up the chain of command you're responsible for everything that happens and fail

the obama, george w.clinton administration, either the president or vice president spoke at arlington every year. mike pence went to arlington. yesterday the v.a. secretary went and this is why he's been getting criticism to not honor fallen troops in france. white house chief of staff john kelly was there. the president was not. the white house blamed the rain saying the president didn't go because of scheduling and logistical difficulties caused by the weather. i'm wondering what you made of the president cancelling that trip. he did go to another semitoceme but not the one on saturday. >> people have been agonizing about why didn't he go. was it really about the weather. i think the short answer is he didn't feel like it. he wasn't in the mood. didn't want to get his hairdo wet. the soldiers and marines buried in that cemetery, they endured some far worse weather than that. they endured poison gas, bombardments, seeing their friends kill eed an mutilatmuti. our president couldn't get out of his hotel a

george w. bush, president obama all valued the contribution of newcomers to our country. their hope, their determination, their optimism, their courage to make the future better for their families, they're all american traits. and when they come, they make americans -- america more american. other presidents saw that this president used it for fear mongering. i don't think that's right. but in order to get in a position to fight it, we had to win on the issues that strike right to the financial security of america's working families nd those are our values. >> you and the president have an opportunity to show bipartisanship. president trump says he believes there'll be less gridlock with a divided washington. what gives you any confidence that with democrats in control that you can reach deals on issues you vvent been able to reach deals on in the last few years? ms. pelosi: public sentiment. martin luther king said, the ballot, the ballot, the ball will the. legislation, legislation, legislation. your life, your life, your life. calling to people's attention clearly that

george w. bush, president obama all valued the contribution of newcomers to our country with their hope, determination, optimism, courage to make the families -- a feature better for the families. they're all american trades. when they come with those values americansmore american, other presidents saw that. with the president's fear mongering, i do not think that is right. in order to get into a position to fight it, we had to win on issues that strike right to the financial security of americans and our values. presidentu and the spoke about bipartisanship, president trump said he believes there will be less gridlock with divided washington. what gives you confidence that with democrats in control you can reach deals on issues you have not been able to reach on for the past two years? rep. pelosi: public sentiment, our biggest ally. , then luther king said ballot, the ballot, the ballot, legislation, legislation legislation. your life, your life your life. he called people's attention clearly that voting was important because what happens legislatively can impact their lives. with our transparency i

george w, and barack obama and thomas jefferson, it not a question. >> thank you.the president, you know some look back at past tweets, some things he said about jeff sessions. they say because of this president just wants to shut down the mueller ve investigatin and using someone like whitaker and putting him in charge because he has made public statement about how to shut down mueller probe, some say this is a directive by president, he talks about removing sessions, sarah sanders saying that president has every right to fight back. can president fight back with words on social media without creating a political firestorm? >> well, president can voice his frustration as he has for last 18 months over the investigation. but, what we're not seeing is anything that backing that claim up. in terms of shutting it down, still going, white house is still cooperating there are reporting that white house is finalizing their decision whether president will answer questions from special counsel add we speak, up in of wishful thinks from liberal is proving to be true in the

he is also interviewed numerous influential people including former president barack obama george w. bush, bill clinton george h.w. bush and ronald reagan. spanning several decades the recipient of several awards for his writing and investigative journalism and emmy award for a television documentary writing and widespread critical acclaim including a series of documentaries including politics the new black power. additionally the author of six books including eyes on the prize. and thurgood marshall also has written numerous articles and has contributed to numerous magazines like the atlantic and gq without further ado ladies and gentlemen, mister juan williams. [applause] . >> thank you that was a wonderful introduction it's nice to know the written word still has power to affect people's lives so thank you for the very special introduction. friday night on my hometown new york city. my mom brought three kids to brooklyn when i was three years old and grew up in brooklyn in lower manhattan i think those biggest basketball games were not on a cage basketball on west fourth street so

george w. bush and barack obama. >> very good point. >> brennan: rachael, sum this up here quickly, for those we'rebeing overly sensitive there's nothing racist in what the president did. there was a lot of strain with the nationalist tones that were rewarded on the campaign trail. >> absolutely. i think race right now is lik like -- one of those top nation republicans -- it's hurting them right now when they hear and following the president, they're trying to distance themselves from the president but this keeps coming back and hurting them on the campaign trail. steve king and some of the rhetoric that has come out of his mouth and it sort of divided the republican leadership about whether or not to back him or just not say anything and actually saw one republican leader, nrcc chair come out and say, listen, this rhetoric is not acceptable. we have to stand up against it, no other house republican leader did that. and he was re-elected. >> brennan: we have so much to digest from this week, i think all of us by the end of it. we're going to be right back here on "face the nation." stay with us. wh

and he's the only one. [ applause ] george washington didn't do it. obama didn't do it.reagan didn't do it. ne of them. >> bush didn't do it. >> bush didn't do it. he's the only one that calls the press the enemy of the people because 's a liar. >> how about you, sun? >> i think we should -- >> you're looking very gorgeous today. let me just te you. >> oh, tha you. [ applause ] >> you two better get a room. >> i mean, it's like an airbrush. i looked over and it's like, oh, you look beautiful today. i'm sorry, go ahead, baby. >> thank you. >> that's lovely. >> that's so nice. you know think that we should president attacks the media his because we now know that this is a president who thinks that he can get rid of amendments by the stroke of a pen. and , he's attacked the 14th amendment. he's attacking birthright citizenship. his attacks on the media reay is an attack on our it's an attack on freedom of the press. our forefathers wereery clear in making freedom of the press the first amendment, the first amendment, because it's so very important. [ applause ] and i comple

obama. but then, again, donald trump is -- i don't know if he wants to be, but isn't in that club of presidents. george bush and bill clinton, barack obama, they're chummy, they share that. donald trump isn't that guy. maybe none of this holds for him. but that is barack obama saying, do not run away from the eight years of things i did. you may have made a mistake -- not saying that. you may have made a mistake in 2016. make it right this time. >> he did, molly, say, nobody in my administration got indicted. >> yeah, that line about the football team, enough indictments for a football team. that would be an interesting position for a football team. i don't know what position you'd put george papadopoulos. >>> look, there was almost an edge of desperation in obama's voice, the sincerity he feels in that sentiment about the character of the nation. i mean, when obama was president, in the two midterms during his presidency, he was, in his words, shellacked both times. it was because he owns a portion of the electorate that only votes for him. and when he wasn't on the ballot, they wouldn't vote for the

when the bomb letters are sent to obama and sent to george soros, he continues to attack soros, obama. and with that kind of revving up of anger against obama, obama in tallahassee that day, your thoughts? >> i think it is very clear that he uses this rhetoric of violence and confrontation and his language is deeply dehumanizing. it is dehumanizing to people of color, immigrants, and women. dehumanizing language is the first step to the humiliation, degradation, and eventually violence that we see against people. there is no disconnecting the language and rhetoric that is being used by the president from the violence that we're seeing, the high, emotional tone of our political life. -- know, i think to subject suggest, as is often the case from the white house, that there is no responsibility or no connection between the words and the actions that we are seeing is misleading, to say the least. amy: soraya chemaly, thank you for being with us, longtime writer, feminist, activist has a new book out called "rage becomes her: the power of women's anger." she is also director of the women'

george w. bush, former president obama, and all presidents who uphold the dignity of the office. >>> come januaryida will have a new u.s. senator. today democratic incumbent senator bill nelson conceded the race to outgoing republican governor rick scott. scott won a tight race after a manual recount. senator nelson talked about his hopes for the future. >>e have to move beyond a politics that aims not just to defeat buto destroy where truth is treated as disposable, whereou falsehoods and that the free press is assaulted as the enemy of the people. >> president trump congratulated scott on twitter today. >>> back here at home, a hocide at a gas station in virginia, and now police need help catching the killer. take a look at this picture.ff the sd county sheriff's office says this man shot and killed somebody athe exxon and mr. b's market and deli on warrenton otroad. they the call just before 12:30 this morning. deputies found the victim near the gas pump. the sheriff's office says the gunman took off in that black nissan that we just showed picture of. >>> now we go to a group that is honoring

george w. bush, to barack obama, four presidents. >> is there debate about her taking the position again?it going to be investigation time or is she going to do what she said in her speech and push an agenda in trying to get more voters for her members. >> we'll wait and see. thank you, phil. the senate will remain in republican hands. the gop flipped three seats in indiana, north dakota, and missouri, and defended another one in tennessee. with three races still undecided, but they already have the 51 seats they will need for a majority. meanwhile on the democratic side, dianne feinstein has won her bid for a fifth full term, defeating fellow democrat kevin de leon. >> kpix 5's juliette goodrich is with the feinstein camp at the presidio officers club in san francisco tonight, jewel yet? >> -- yule et? >> -- juliet? >> the senator came in and thanked everyone. she was first introduced by willie brown and her granddaughter who said she's very proud of her grandmother's accomplishments and again as you said this will be her fifth term in the u.s. senate. and tonight let's hear what dianne

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he has appointed 29 different judges compared to president obama, 11, george w.n with 19. he is reshaping things. >> reporter: absolutely. this administration significantly shaped the judiciary. there have been 29 lifetime appointments for judges in addition to 53 district court judges and two supreme court justices. the prior administration, there were 392 nominations and here donald trump has nominated 151. critics point to the make up of these judges and justices, say there is an overwhelming percentage of caucasian and male but the answer is this presidency has not concluded yet but the rapid pace of donald trump, maintained campaign promise to do so. pending judicial nominees, they don't need majority support on the judicial committee or judiciary committee to advance to a final confirmation vote on the senate floor so why would flake be doing this? >> reporter: it tends to affect the pace only but if passed in the senate judiciary committee it has a faster pace. i think he's doing it for the optics. it is important for viewers to understand he threatened to

george w. bush and obama and all presidents that uphold the dignity of the office. >> in january, florida will have a new u.s. senator. se recount confirmed republican governor ricktt won the senate seat over democratic incumbent senator bill nelson. the race was very close. in the end, scott won by a t little moren 10,000 votes. after the results, senator nelson talked about his hopes for the future. >> we have to move beyond a politics that aims not just to defeat but to destroy. where they're treated as disposable and falsehoods and the free press is assaulted as the enemy of the people. >> president tmp congratulated scott oner twi yesterday. >> today the colorado father accused of killing his wife and children will be sentenced. he faces three life terms in prison for the august murders that shocked the nation. he avoided the death penalty by pleading guilty to killing his their t wife shannon and two young daughters. authorities aren't sure why he but there's mily, several reports of infidelity. he changed his story about wert happened s times. at one point claiming his wife killed the k

. >> it was wider under obama than george w. bush. >> because he was recovering an economy that was about to crash. we were losing 800,000 jobs a month when president obama went in. for somebody to stop a boat from sinking is a lot different than a guy that inherited somebody getting average of over 200,000 a month. let me go to you on this. the tenner in washington, yes, there's bickering and yes, this about the has been through even to you personally. but aren't the american people tired of the bickering and want to see something done on these crucial issues that i raised? >> i think democrats have to strike a balance here. they have to both give the democratic base what it wants and that go that is a vigorous investigation of the president of his finances and his children and business dealings and maybe how he's handling the death of jamal khashoggi who was killed in saudi arabia. all those things might be investigated by the democrats. but people also want to see governing. they want to see the democrats have something to off

correspondents will tell you, they have more access to president trump than they ever did to president obama and george the reasons why president trump was elected is he's beyond decorum. he's actually about action. trish: mallory, you just competed in a congressional race in alabama. hillary clinton is saying we don't need to be civil until we win. what kind of message is that sending to some members of the mainstream and left wing for that matter media? >> as a former anchor and journalist, i think we need to recognize a journalist's job is to get to the truth. whether president trump likes the questions coming his way or not. the appropriate thing and the decorum he should approach that too -- --approach that topic wo answer the question. i don't -- i am held to a higher standard as a form miss america than our president is. i don't think that's fair. i think he can start by leading by example. trish: i would like to see the press act a little more respectful. they should ask the questions they need to ask. you can look at my interview where i pressed him repeatedly on things like helsinki and a who

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