greta: a couple more questions. michael: one thing that -- mike: one thing that came up in the presidential campaign and was not at the center of the conversation, but there has been overat cultural debate central issues and social change in america over the last eight years. there has been speculation about what a republican congressman would do about same-sex marriage, a constitutional issue that has been spoken to by the womene court, serviced by and gays in the military, funding for planned parenthood, what can you say about republicans plans to address issues like that? will there be an attempt to look at these issues and go back to previous policies? representative messer: i think the question is an enormous part of the election victory a few days ago was the american people feel like the supreme court was trending in a direction where the fabric of our nation was .orn up from underneath them they did not want tilde clinton to be the person who was selecting our next three supreme court justices. those three j

greta.ou look beautiful as always. host: thank you. caller: i think donald trump, as typical as he is, is lying. --far as bringing back: jobs jobs, itback coal and is obsolete and most of the higher-paying jobs are taken over by robots. i have a question for you outside this topic. i have been doing research for the past few days, and it is apparent that this has been rampant voter fraud in this past election. called the mainboard and left a comment with the producers of washington journal, and have not heard anything back. i can give you numbers. stuff,e i look at the the more i am amazed. was --lphia alone it hillary lost by 0.589% of the vote. there was a swing in the favor of donald trump. host: we welcome the suggestion. anything you want to talk about on this program you can email at c-span.org. we welcome those suggestions. and thatentioned coal is part of the president elect's agenda. this is the front page of the washington times, gina mccarthy sees trumps failure with fossil fuel e

greta tweets back. ain't about why we left the able to leave anything i want there. >> no word on how much money or who is suspected. police have not received reports. they believe it is a private matter. the browns say they are looking into the matter and it will be handled appropriately. >>> getting answers in berea catherine bosley, cleveland 19 news. >> mark: thank you very much. donald trump is working on filling his administration today interviewing more candidates at trump tower. >> the president-elect has tweeted multiple times in the past couple of days criticizing the recount effort underway in several states. kenneth craig reports. >> former c.i.a. director david petraeus is the latest high profile potential cabinet pick to meet with president-elect donald trump monday. petraeus is a contender for secretary of state. the retired general followed a number of other trump tower visitors including advisories >> petraeus resigned in 2012 after an extramarital affair after mishandling classified in

caller: thank you, greta. it is very nice to speak with marcy here.arcy andke to ask every republican that was elected a democrat elected to work with mr. trump to help him build the infrastructure. you just stated a little bit ago, there are so many things beside highways. water systems and everything like that that need to be worked on. that would put so many people, working poor, and lower, middle class to work and bring taxes in to help the economy. there is nothing but an upside. host: let me ask you, congresswoman. if an upper infrastructure included a provision -- if an infrastructure bill included to build a wall, would you say yes? guest: let's see how that wall is defined. if it is a virtual wall, drones, let's see what it looks like. i hope he does not do that. separate comes up in a bill. i hope he can do that. right now, the country wants unity. we have been through this two-year campaign season and they are tired of it. justice so tourt meyer said we cannot go forward for any american -- we cannot afford any american president to fail. h

first, there's this tweet from rg3's girlfriend, greta. quote, so you valley your car for a browns game and come back to all of your boyfriend's money about five minutes later, rg3 backed her up and said, adding, smh, shaking my head. no she responded to several tweets and said they parked in the players lot, an area that should be secure. quote, ain't about why we left wallets in the car. we parked in players and family parking garage. i should be able to leave anything i want there, end quote. now, we have calls out to cleveland poce stadium to find out if they're investigating. now, coming up in the next half hour, there are some people on social media asking the couple why they left their wallets in the car, and why they were so trusting. we'll show you those tweets in the next half hour. for now i get answers at firstenergy stadium, sia nyorkor, "cleveland 19 news." >> nichole: a man convicted of abusing a 2-year-old boy will be sentenced today. michael mcmillan pled guilty to child endangering. prosecutors say mcmillan and two other

he was a greta coach, my hat goes off to a hall of fame coach and probably the top five coaches in the history of the game without a doubt." ((chris maathuis)) >>> still ahead on sports wednesday.. title fight. it's power vs. finesse this weekend. the winner walks away with three belts. more on the fight. >>> plus... could it be for las vegas. the odds of back to back to back mvp's for a pair of local kids. bryant's the latest in the mix. sports wednesday is coming back between sergey kovalev and andre ward. they're ready for saturday's war. if styles make fights... this is one you don't want to miss... two guys who should provide fans with plenty of excitement. at least that's the plan. ((andre ward/fighter: "you know i think boxing has gotten somewhat of a bad rap for some of the fights that have gone on. personally i like pacquiao and mayweather. it wasn't the fight of the century but it was a very good fight, a very competitive fight. 'wasn't it five year's too late though? it's tough to say that because")) ((chris maathuis/channel 8: ''wasn't it five year's too late though?" (andr

part of i think what greta was getting t, mr. trump has -- president-elect trump, has some infrastructures, things that he was talking about early on wednesday morning. wall may not, in fact, be mexico. by do you think the deficit still republicans? are republicans going to demand that all these things be paid fact, that they have demanded for all of president obama's priorities? >> it matters to republicans they matter to the american people. we can't rob our children and grandchildren of their future that problem hasn't gone away just because we elected a new president. at the same time, we've got to juggle these priorities. tell you, a few days after the election, precisely these areas will be done. ut i believe there is a commitment to tackling healthcare challenges right away. commitment to getting started on securing the border right away. trying to t to haven't enhanced efforts at nfrastructure, reforming our tax code and some of those issues can work hand in glove. for example, if we do a better of rebate tri ago, there m

and greta called me that night at 10:00 p.m. you think it is not good newss and she said i heard about henry. i will tell you i knew you think it is impossible but what you need to do by way is get another dog. i had 101 reasons why we could not, of 46 floors, how do you potty trained a puppy in an apartment? not a blade of grass in the neighborhood at the time. but today's later as i worked at the studio is fast pace and news to get hair makeup done but peter works from home. i had to be home one of those days in the afternoon and realized the apartment was silent. hugh works international so anyo he needed that companionship as much as i did so weed called a beater -- breederke who took care of henry and said i had a feeling would be calling me a letter is borne next week and readyd for pick up june 5th and that is one begot him. >> host: talking that this was a stressful election to cover and he has helped to bring people together with different points of view. >> certainly with me with social the interaction people fall me t

and greta called me that night at 10:00 p.m. and you think it is not good news and she said i heard about henry. i will tell you you will think it is impossible but what you need to do right away is get another dog. i have 101 reasons why we could not, 46 floors had the potty trained a puppy in an apartment there is an entire chapter we get right not one blade of grass and a neighborhood at the time but today's later i worked at the studio you know, what it is like a fast-paced and news and hair and makeup and people but peter works fromm home and i had to be home one of those days in the afternoon and i realized the apartment was silent and he works from home internationally so he does not meet anybody he needed that companionship as much as i did so we called a breeder and she had taken care of henry when we were traveling and she said had a feeling you would be calling me. we have a litter born next week he will be ready for pick up to fifth and that is what we got him. >> talking about this is done distressful election to re

and greta called me thater night at 10:00 p.m. if your phone rings at 10:00 you know, it is not good news she said i heard about henryd ut any think it is impossible but something you need to do right away is get another dog. i had 101 reasons why we could not. forty-six floors of saudi potty trained a puppy in an apartment? there is an entire chapter it is hilarious we get right there was a long blade of grass and the neighborhood but today's later you get to go to the studio and it is fast pace in hair and makeup and talk to people but peter works from home. i was called one of those days in the afternoon and i realized it was silent and peter works from home internationally so he doesn't meet anybody. so he needed that companionship as much as i did so we called a breeder w that we knew who had taken care of henry when we were traveling and said i had a feeling you would be calling me.ng you'd we have a liquor board next week and will be ready for pick up to an fifth and that is when we got him. >> so we have been talking this

greta van susteren called me that night it was not india but you know if your phone rings at 10 p.m.you think it's not good news. she said listen, i heard about henry and up until you, i know you think it's impossible but i think that they need to do right away if get another dog. i had 101 reasons why we did not. we lived in new york. we were 46 with a. how do you potty train a puppy in an apartment? there's an entire chapter about it because it is littered. eventually we get it right. is not a plate of grass we lived in at the time. two days later, i work at the studio and you know what it's like, you get to go to the studio and its fast pace and its news and you get your and nakedy could do and it's fun. peter works from home at i had to be home one of those days in the afternoon and i realized the apartment was cited. peter works from home, works a lot internationally so he wasn't going to meet anybody. he needed that companionship as much as i did. so we called up greater we knew and it taken care of henry when we were traveling when i worked out of the white house and she said

worthy of a sarah bernhardt, a greta garbo, a mamie van doren. oh, gomez, why? why? why? why not? why not? why not? (whispering) how was that? my heart belongs to what's-her-name! please, gomez, please, dear, think of all of our happy moments together. a sham! where were we? mr. addams... hush, my darling. can't you see it's all over between us? gomez, i'm leaving this house and taking the children with me. go ahead and leave! mr. addams... hush, my darling. take the children. take the neighbors' children. take uncle fester. take mama. she's your mama. very well, we'll share custody. c'est terrible. mr. addams. there you are. adieu, mon bubele. yes, of course. (foghorn sounding) it will be you and me. mr. jennings. miss dunbar. sir, if you're a jealous husband or boyfriend, an april fool joke in october? i like to get an early start. my glasses. where are my glasses? where did you drop them, miss dunbar? i didn't drop them, they just flew off. flew... why, isobel, you have beautiful eyes. sir, you are leading this poor, lovesick girl on, and i just want to say, good luck. querida,

o'reilly, geraldo rivera, greta van susteren, sean hannity, all lined up to back the boss. and fox news' brit hume tweeted, "why didn't she quit and sue instead of suing only after she got fired?" >> if you speak up when you're first hired, you're considered a troublemaker. if you speak up when you leave, it's considered sour grapes. >> reporter: as soon as carlson filed her lawsuit against ailes, fox news parent company 21st century fox launched an internal investigation. >> i think from that moment forward, the die was cast. i mean, they kind of knew that if you went digging you were going to find something. >> reporter: and what the law firm conducting the investigation found was at least a dozen women willing to talk. some of whom had strikingly similar stories about roger ailes. >> it gave the story a level of credence that it wasn't just gretchen carlson. there were other women. >> reporter: the crisis came to a crescendo when one woman, who the ailes chorus of defenders, spoke up. megyn kelly. >> the highest-profile female anchor at fox news had also been allegedly h

greta is an independent. what is a key, memorable moment for you in the selection? >> good morning. there have been so many moments that are memorable that it is hard to come out with something that is very specific. nomination events that took place in cleveland on the republican side and in philadelphia on the democratic side. contrast and such professionally done on the one hand. and on the other hand, a super slick, well skilled event put together. host: which one was which for those who did not watch? of course, the democratic event in philadelphia was powerful. the speakers and the contributors to the whole thing. me is this surprises race has come down right to the wire. i mean, it is so close. view from my beenvation is one side has totally, totally amateur, changing its chair people. the other side is a well-developed machine. it still comes down to such a close race. that is what is memorable for me. klaidman, you picked orlando as one of those places that symbolizes this friction and our politics. in orlando, florida. go ahead. caller: one thing that is memorable is somet

caller: hello, greta. first-time call. host: glad you called in. caller: i am a republican since august. moved to cells very -- moved to cells very and there are no democrats. i had to change republican so i would have somebody to vote for in a primary. getting to my religion, i'm a wesleyan sunday school teacher. peoplenvinced that the that let the tv preachers are not reading the bible, and i would suggest they would read first second and third john and then matthew 25. host: when you became a republican in august, why was that? caller: we had two primaries because of the voter intimidation rulings. that being in this , it is locked up so i have to change it from the other side. did the people who are not as crazy. host: what do you mean it is locked up? caller: i tell you what, even when i voted in the general election the first day, i could not vote anybody out of -- against any republicans in our general assembly. they are all running unopposed. host: i see what you are saying. edward in west virginia. good morning to you. how does religion im

caller: thank you greta, you are doing a great job. my question is for mr. waclaw ski. his presidential candidate is urging early voters to change their vote by election day to a vote for him. this is kind of a new topic for skiand how does mr. waclaw explain why it should be legal to change her vote? john: i just want to be clear that i do not represent donald trump and i am not his lawyer by any stretch of the imagination. that being said, the notion that a voter can change his or her vote if they have cast it early is permissible in some states, so long as the vote has not been processed already and there is a procedure under state law that it is permissible that you have to go through in order to an sure your vote is not double counted. in many instances the early voting procedure is there for people who have made up their mind and are ready to cast their vote, so it should not be an issue, not that you probably won't see many people change their vote. host: have many people change their vote in the past? john: historically it really has not been a big issue. helene

greta is an independent. what is a key, memorable moment for you in the selection? >> good morning.ave been so many moments that are memorable that it is hard to come out with something that is very specific. nomination events that took place in cleveland on the republican side and in philadelphia on the democratic side. contrast and such professionally done on the one hand. and on the other hand, a super slick, well skilled event put together. host: which one was which for those who did not watch? of course, the democratic event in philadelphia was powerful. the speakers and the contributors to the whole thing. me is this surprises race has come down right to the wire. i mean, it is so close. view from my beenvation is one side has totally, totally amateur, changing its chair people. the other side is a well-developed machine. it still comes down to such a close race. that is what is memorable for me. klaidman, you picked orlando as one of those places that symbolizes this friction and our politics. in orlando, florida. go ahead. caller: one thing that is memorable is something no

keeping it in lake county, greta says yes, it is 33 here in middletown. 35 for santa rosa. 33 at napa airport. low 40s. average is 64-46. to go below on both for san jose, you don't see that all the time. 30 in 1964 was the record low. usually the record lows are back in the 1800s. that's not the case this time. otherwise we have sunshine today. west at 5. believe me, if santa rosa was calm, it would be colder than 35. oakland, an easterly breeze. oakland, emryville, berkeley, they will be in the mid-60s. everyone else will be in the low, low 60s. maybe around 60, 61. east breeze, east breeze. we get a slight off shore component. that is enough to keep the temperatures up a few degrees. 30 in kelseyville. petaluma is in there. mill valley down to 38. many reports around, let's see, sleepy hollow all around 36 to 38 degrees. and glenn helen at 36. blackhawk is in there. one report south livermore hills at 28 degrees. 30s pleasanton, dublin. danville i think bottomed out at 33. walnut creek 36. one report at 37 by martinez as well. 14 up in reno. what are you talking about? it is 32 her

. >> y tambiÉn felicitamos con cariÑo a josÉ vidal por parte de greta quien le desea felicidades en su cÓmo usarlas por supuesto aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" que comienza contigo!. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ un nuev nueve . >> "un nuevo dÍa" comienza contigo!. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> hola amigos muy buenos dÍas hoy es miÉrcoles 16 de noviembre del aÑo 2016, diego tiene el dÍa libre un abrazo por parte de toda la familia de "un nuevo dÍa", estamos listos y estamos escuchando un tema de juan gabriel quien por cierto este domingo se presentarÁ y se va a paralizar completamente todo el paÍs porque serÁ el capÍtulo final de "hasta que te conocÍ." ay! dios mÍo. >> excelente capÍtulo. >> que buena ha sido esa serie, fÍjate que esta serie paralizÓ mÉxico. >> colombia y todos los paÍses donde se ha transmitido. >> ha sido impresionante, han batido rÉcords de audiencia y se espera haga lo mismo acÁ porque es una serie muy bien hecha. >> aunque es la Última semana de la serie de juan gabriel, mÁs adelante tambiÉn en prÓximos semanas vamos a tener un poco mÁs de la historia de juan gabriel, entrevi

not long after, edith retires and spends her days watching greta garbo videos and listening to big bandsre, whitewood cottage stands apart -- her oasis amid urban blight. by the '90s, homeless -- living in parked cars -- provide an edgy backdrop for the grunge-rock scene. but all the while, developers are slowly gobbling up edith's neighborhood, says real-estate broker paul thomas. >> each time a parcel came up on the market, they'd just quietly acquire it and let it sit in an llc, and they assembled the whole entire block, except for her house. >> it's in early 2006 when edith gets the knock at her door. it's a representative of kg investment management, which wants to put up a shopping mall. the developer makes a proposal they think the 84-year-old can't refuse -- $750,000! what do you think the house was worth? >> $150,000. [ chuckles ] it wasn't worth very much. >> edith could buy five whitewood cottages. even so, she does refuse the offer. and the bulldozers roll around her. >> i have a picture when they tore everything down in the whole block and it was just her house in the middle

what do you host: greta, not just numbers for congressional and governor from the numbers ballot measures we've been trying to keep track of the key taken measures that have place around the country. one of them that has gotten a recreationalion is marijuana, three states yesterday deciding to allow recreational marijuana. story from the patch.com, california, massachusetts and to legalize recreational marijuana. maine rejected it and was too close to call as of this morning. the results of the statewide on the a initiative ballot tuesday night, especially in california, could make for a landmark moment in efforts to legalize the recreational drug and push toward a repeal of cannabis. four other states, arkansas, and north ntana dakota passed ballot measures legalizing medical marijuana. about key ballot measure this is in california. alifornia voters on tuesday expanded some of the nation's toughest gun control measures. noted that the ballot measure would ban possession of large capacity ammunition requiring background check for ammunition sales and firearms seizure of from owners no lo

guest: thank you very much, greta. host: washington journal ending early. the house is about to gavel in for their morning session. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. merciful god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. we come to the end of a week where we have given thanks for peaceful elections throughout our country, andle welcoming of those new -- and the welcoming of those newly elected to this assembly in anticipation of the 115th congress. now we approach a week during which americans will gather to remember who we're. a nation generously blessed not only by you, our god, but by courageous ancestors, faithful allies, and the best good wishes of people everywhere who long for freedom, who would glory in the difficult work of paragraph tiss payive government and who do not enjoy the bounty we are privileged to possess. bless the members of this assembly and us all that we would be worthy of the call we have been given as americans. help us all to be t

her name was greta. golf pro, got good alimony, the house, and the dog. god. i miss that dog. thank you very much. good night. are you ready, l.a.? are you ready for madonna? i can't hear you! yes! yes! yes! i love you, madonna!