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h t jim vance tidt when george h. w. bush was in office. the president invited van h to go wit on the the potomac river after the two struck up a conversation over lunch at thew e house. vance found himself in the president's motorcade saturday ncmorning. says he caught the first fish but theau presidentght the bigger fish. the six hours on the water was one of the highlights of his life. >> but on saturday, folks i blew it. the fact of in plumber's son having coffee in the president's house riding with him in his car and snding six magnificent hours trying to catch bass with the president of the united states. i will never forget that day. and i'll see to it my kids don't forget or their kids. is that sophisticated? no. is it specially professional? no. >> do i care? no. >> we- we love to watch that andeo over and over again. and you too. you can watch the entire story on the nbc washington app search president and vance. >>> all right. we turn now tohe weather. beautiful, beautiful picture behind us with the fog. kind of engulfing the capitol this evening. kind of a dreary day but a warmer day ahead. and then maybe talk of wintry weat ir. >> i knos all over the place. >> yeah. >> we do have a lot to get to. but what i can say is the second half of your weekend is looking a little bit better than the first half. i know some of us like the rain. i'm not dropping my bias in there. but some of usut wanted to get and get thiks done. if that's the case we have drier way.er on the tonight 44 degrees. temperatures in the upper 30s for some. with the clouds we are n moving much. this is what we have overnight. another thing we have in at erika pointed out, the fog. look at visibility. you can see the gray peeking out at the bottom of the screen. farther south the fog is really dense. there is an advisory there. for us not so much. a quarter mile it's more critical. that's close at the dull es international airport. rain engulfing much of the region. light rain falling in some spots coming down like a mist. i pushed forward in time notice the time stamp, 8:00 a.m. asmorrow morning. very sparse as fa rain. but we see the blanket of clouds er us. about 4:00 or 5:00 we see this pulling out of here. the second halff your day will be drier. if you want sunshine youuck out farther west closer to i-81. you'll get drier conditions and sunset. evening the rest of us will see sunshine breaking through but really cleat out sunday night into monday morning making for astice t to monday. tomorrow planning it out, demperatures low 60s. we have a g shot at hitting at least 61 inside the beltw. warmer the farther south you go. but waking up to showers. give it some time to burn off and move out. for theeekend outlook if you getting the tree remember it's going to be dry. a little muddy out there from today. decorating after three would be ideal to avoid the run. brunch a church, damp and cool until tomorrow afternoon. here is the headse up. warmup is short lived. we are dry for the week ahead. but i also tracking wintry weather that could impact us next week. keep that in the back of your mind. storm teamok 4 ten-day outou can see temperatures like i said in the 60s, pretty mild. we are going tol things town, though, by tuesday. in the mid-to upper 40s. and then tracking that chance for some wintry next weekend erika. >> we have to see about it all right. thank you somu very . >>> despite the rain hundreds took part in the walk to end hiv. this is a signature fundaiser going on for 31 li 32 years. they provide high quality comprehensive and accessible health care to those affected by hiv or infected. our team was themc s of the event. event. ey had ath alright, everyone. santa will be right back, but i just got to say, if you're going to ask him for tech this year, you got to ask for fios too. sorry, why is that? 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h. w. bush. >> madam secretary, do you want to weigh in on that? i heard you a little bit in there? but h really has a remarkable legacy, does he not. >> h really does. and some of this shows his uality and strength of characte he could be a tough minded andh decisive necessary, but always gracious and kind at the same time. this is leadership to me. and what he did with respect to getting the chinati.s. reship back on an even keel was leadership. and tt is what presidents do. and he did it without seeming to doing anything sometimes. >> right. ffortlessly.ook but he did. >> right. >> the great quality of this man i'm honored to have served and known him and barbara bus for 40 years. >> we are pleased you are with us as well. barbara franklin, the former commerce secreta and our own john harwood. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. thank you. >> still ahead, the day in business news and the surprise hidden in the latest report frov the federal re >>> a massive pharmaceutical acquisition was approve as well. takata shareholders okayed the $59 billion-dollar tak overover of shire. creating a drug powerhouse and shing it further into the rare diseases industry. it's t biggest acquisition by a japanese company but at this to the pharmaceudecal company load as well. >>> to the economy and the housing market, which saw mortgage applications rice two% last week. according to the mortgage bankers association. volume wasearly 20% lower than the same week a year ago. expert say the 3-week decline in mortgage rates is not enough to get buyers back in t market in a notable way. and one reason is that prices remain high.af rd ability is at its lowest level in a decade. >>> meanwhile,heederal reserve latest survey on the economy was released this afternoon. and ito pointed modest to moderate growth through late november. but there was also a surprise. steve liesman joins us now. surprise?he >> well, you know, it started mod toast moder te growth, way it has. i don't know how long going back but then quickly transitions into this discussion of slower growth. and we really haven't seen much of it. in fact four districts report either slight or slower growth compared to the therior beige book which is the collection of economic anecdotes from t districts that comes out every six weeks or so. it says while firms remain positive. the quote is there optimism has wayned. that's a do youer note in the book that's generally been upbeat. tariffri uncertainty. ng constraints. >> tariffs mentioned 39 times. >> 39 times. we've been t trackings number. it was zero in january. and it ramped up to 51 in the prior report. and now it's still a very elevated 39 process o this time. th word slow. 43 times. >> does that change anything in terms of what the fed ds on rates, the language has change, with we're seeing tariffs more frequently. >> i think that's a direct question. i want to back up a little bit before i answer. and i think the first thing is there is some evidence here for thn the market who are betting on -- or now believe that u.s. growth i slowing down. i don't believe the report at this point is as dower as down beat as they said. i think if the evidence of slowing continues, for example in the friday jobs report weet th adp number tomorrow that gives us a heads up on the jobs report. if that happens, if we tend to get a generally downbeat out look from the economic data, certainly 2019 is in question. but we might be o thecusp. >> okay. >> a few more 80 oh-point down days in the got which i don't hope for but that could change the outlining for december. >> we will see how the beige book responds tomorrow. >> indeed we will. as steve mentioned, tfi ncial markets are closed today. and getting a bit of a breather after that almost 80 oh-point plunge. so what's next for stocks in we're joined by brian jacobson vestment strategist as wells fargo asset management. thanks for joining us. nice to have. >> you thanks for having me. >> we don't have trading today. we had an almost 800-point plunge yesterday. now we have the beige book. what's your best guess how rest of the week plays out? >> well it's probably going to be a ptty bumpy week. the beige book was a lot more negative than what i wasin expe it would be. now, kind of in a weird way investors might likeca that e it suggests the federal reserve can be patient with hing rates. maybe hike in december and take a pause. the fact is that economic growth has been slowing. and that is a maj change from where we were a year ago when everybody was talking about nchronized global growth and now it's synchronized slowing. and how much slowinge will get? it seems we are having issues with optimism of business executives related to tariffs. that's one of the reasons whyth whole tariff situation between the u.s. and china is so important. >> two other events we have later this week tt will have market impacts, the opec meeting and then the jobseport steve was talking about. that could add to bumpiness. what are yours expectati there, by the way. >> the opec meeting -- they had a preliminary meeting today. it seems russia will go along tith production cuts. the m tomorrow might finalize as far as the details.c ld see oil prices rise in the wake of the opec meeting. nsen with the jobs report it seems the s sus around 190,000 jobs, wage growth of 3.2% year on year. those are good solid numlyrs. probbove trend numbers. i think the danger is with the bij book, the indicator that maybe it's a bit weaker. we could be in f store more volatility as we enter into and get furtherhrough the holiday shopping season. >> we also saw in the beige book wage pressure continuing, and l thor market extremely tight. might we see that reflected in the friday repor as well? >> we could see wages rise. i think the expectaon is around a 3.2% increase year on year,hich is a sligh pick up from the 3.1% for october. from a historical perspective that's not bad as far as increase in pressure. if we have about 2inflation that's about 1.2% real wage growth. and honestlye could do a lot stronger than that before i think that it would become a problem. but, you know, traders are does it oking at what tell us about next year, not just last month? it could be pointing to a build up of pressure. t's my expectation is steady as she goes here. >> on that note, wrieen thank you so much. brian jacobson with wells fargo assetement. >> thank you. >>> as we mention opec is meeting in vienna tomorrow. and the stakesave never been brgher for that oil producing cartel. n sullivan has a preview of what will be an important and possibly contentious meeting. >> what a difference few months make. opec not only facing falling oil prices but perhaps the beginning of the end of the cartel. in june opec agreed to raise production. it was a move to counter rising prices and thehreat of lower supply from on coming iran sanctions but it miscalculated and was cght in the cro hairs of two trends. iran has been able to sell oil around the world and the united ates and russia continue to boost their production. >> i can't stress the importance of what's happening in oil right w. a one-ier low. >> pricing crashed in november. posting the worst month in more than a decade. president president trump loves tweeting recently that lower gas prices are a big tax cut. tt our cut is a profit tax on opec. and it not only has to figure out how to dea a with trump the united states but also a break in its own ranks. this week the country of qatar shocking everyone, saying it's quitting the cartel because ito wants focus on natural gas instead of oil. >> our intention to develop a new gas project f>> export. s thursday's meeting opec expected to cut production likely by 19.3 million barrels of oil per day. but the markets will pay attention to what happens on friday as well. because that's when the saudis meet with non-opec member russia, what s ceynics call the real opecg. meetin so between expected cuts, qatar, cutting and running and the continued rice of the american oil juggernaut it could be a contentious couple of days in for "nightly business report" i'm brayen sullivan. >>> geral motors ceo was on capitol hill today for two days of meetings. mary barra met with the two senators from ohio and tomorrow she ischeduled to meet with michigan lawmakers. the meetings revolve around the auto maker decision last week to close four u.s. plants and lay off thousands of workers. phil lebeau joins with us more on that story and others. good to see you, phil. what is she telling the officials? and might these meetings changl her to close some of the plants? >> i doubt they're going change general motor as plans. i think general mot the plans and says these are wildly underused plants in terms of how much capacity is there. we need to make this decision for the good of general motors. hang said that, mary barra has been called to capitol hill in the past. sometimes she has done well, sometimesot done well. she realizes and generalotors realizes it needs to listen to the lawmakers where the plants are closing and idled. at a minimum they have to say we understand the cwhcerns. can we do in the future to make investments there? but i wouldn't expect a commitment out of the meetings. >> while we ha you here, let's talk about driverless cars for a 'smoment. goog company way mow is launching the driverless cars -- how soon do you think. >> it's a long ways off. i think what you see is a grdual onension of the waymo autonomous ride share service. gradual in phoenix tmaybe move o the silicon valley and then slowly showing up in other cities a the country. i have to be honest. i would not expect in to be replacing uber any time soon. we're many many years down the road before you and i h e in chicago or new york are call up and saying i need the car to pick me up. before we let you go, the hawaiians airlines cut revenue outlook. is it specific to them or are the airlines overall slowing down. >> no it's specific to hesaiian airlnd some of their issues. i wouldn't call them issues. but specific to their service within the islands in hawaii and the routes they fly there. the industry, overall, sue, a lot of the analysts looking at numbers say we have to raise the ecvenue projections for the airlines overallse they are doing better with bag fees, reservation change fees. the revenues are improves. >> this is more specific to hawaii than the industry overall. >> phil lebeau in chicago. thanks, phil. >> you bet. >> elsewhere, glass door is out with the of the best places to work. the survey is based on the iut of employees who voluntarily provide anonymo feedback about their job. the top three companies management consulting firm bane and company. followed by zoom video co

h. w. bush version of republicanism is kind of gone. >> that's an interesting point, too. george h. w. bush and his son both had great respect for the presidency, the office of the president sigh. george h. bush you didn't come in do the oval office u unless you were wearing a suit and tie he got that from his dad. you can say that's kind of, whatever. but the fact is, it shows the respect and the dignity that the office deserves and they were very big on that. i think they were right. >> they extended that to the current president. the bush family had lot of conflicts with donald trump including the fact that he defeated jeb bush in 2016. we know that the bushes didn't vote for donald trump. but he was in -- there was never any question that that would happen because george bush's mind to show respect to the current occupant. >> brennan: he did not attend barbara bush's funeral. >> he did not. there is where sitting pushes' did not attend, that was not a break with precedent. little doubt that barbara bush did not think much 6 donald trump she was a woman who spoke her mind. she wrote in her son's name. >> brennan: thank you. all of you. throughout the week we'll be remembering the leg

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