who is ready for hugh jackman? all right.s off next year. and this morning you're going to perform a song for us. >> i'm going to do "the greatest show" from "the greatest showman." it's all for you. particularly eden. she is showman's greatest fan. ♪ whoa ♪ whoa ♪ ladies and gents this is the moment you've waited for ♪ ♪ you've been searching in the dark ♪ ♪ your sweat's soaking through the floor ♪ ♪ burying your bones there's a name in a you can't ignore ♪ ♪ taking your breath, stealing your mind ♪ ♪ all that was real is left bemind ♪ ♪ don't fight, it's coming for you, run agent you ♪ ♪ it's only this moment, don't care what comes after ♪ ♪ your fever dream, can't you see it getting closer ♪ ♪ just surrouender because it's getting closer ♪ ♪ the fire, it's freedom, it's flooding open ♪ ♪ it's a preacher in the pulpit and your blind devotion ♪ ♪ there's something breaking at the brick of every wall ♪ ♪ it's holding all that you know so tell me, do you wanna go ♪ ♪ where it's covered in all of the colors lights ♪ ♪ where the

you want to do your own, don‘t you, hugh? yes. think boeing thought it had got the lifespan it was going to have but, as i say, theyjust got it right. they got everything right about it and that still sits today. it‘s a beautiful aircraft and flies fantastic, it‘s got some life left in it still. so how much longer can the 747 last? today, the airbus 380 is larger but both have disappointing order books. per seat, smaller. twin engine aircraft can cost 30% less to fly. at boeing in seattle, the man in charge of the 747s‘ future is also a fan. this is me. december 1973. the 747s‘ passenger days are fading. it‘s not the end, it‘s the end for passengers and flight attendants but not so the pilots, if they‘re interested in flying freight, because this aeroplane can do something no other freighter can. there‘s not a dry eye in the many farewell flights that i‘ve participated in. i'm going to miss you, girl. around the world, they‘re saying goodbye. cheers. cheers! airlines around the world have had massive farewells to their 747s, but o

. >> first of all, let me help hugh. hugh, the offense that has the ball does not lateral to the defense. i mean, that's why i started laughing. and the reality is for you to say he -- the offense -- because he took credit. we have the video it's going to be played over and over again. i will take credit. that is ingrained in the minds of all of these tens of thousands that are now trying to figure out when and where they are going to get the next paycheck. i do agree with hugh that it doesn't -- it shouldn't be a wall. but this wall has become symbolic now. and he wants that structure. he really honestly does. and so the reality is, look, you had a deal, you reneged on the deal. now you want to say that it's -- the it's the democrats' fault. the reality is he took credit for the shutdown. it's his. he owns it. and quite candidly he ought to be having meetings right now trying to figure out how to get 800,000 people back to work. >> that's the point, maya they're not even negotiating. there hasn't been meetings i underst

wish has been hugh granted. they're all back, reuniting today in england to shoot a mini sequel 25 years after their iconic rom com. hugh reprises his role as charles who falls for andie's character. >> i think i love you. >> a then 33-year-old hugh gushed about andie. she's stunningly attractive. it makes it easier do what i have to do, which is become obsessed with her. >> i wonder what he means. >> in the sequel, andie, now 60 hugh, are at a wedding, presumably their daughters after lilly james, new to the cast, is the bride. in 1993, grant was new on set. >> i just lay in my caravan shaking. >> the movie cost a reported $4 million to make. the new short, "one red nose day and a wedding" is part of the child fundraise tore end poverty. the original writer is back. >> everyone being nice to each other all the time is a recipe for disaster. >> any idea who the girl in the back hat is? >> carrie. >> she's pretty. >> she's american. >> sl turks. >> clearly. >> andie mcdowell will based on a movie out next year. >

they were lined up this morning 4:30 waiting for hugh jackman.tening to him warmot up. fans are going to be disappointed. >>> we start this half hour with savannah in hey, savannah. >> hi, guys, good morning again. let's get to your news at 8:00. former president george herbert walker bush is lying in state in the capitol rotunda where thousands americans are joining political leaders and bush family members to pay their respects. peter alexander has more on the president's final journey to washington. >> reporter: good morning. george herbert being remembered as a great man and a gentle soul. president trump and the first lady arriving at the capit pay their respects. the president saluting 41's flag-draped casket, melania trump placing her hand over her heart. and the british royal family announced that prince charles will attend wednesday, tomorrow's national cathedral state funer. he will b representing her majority, the queen. 41, of course, a war hero turned world leader.as the of the greatest generation to occupy the ova. offi one of the r

. >> coming up we're with the greatest showman hugh jackman. >>> travel consideration provided by. >>s, scandal and splits. from the fast track weddings. >> i'm getting used to it. it's obviously been a whirlwind. >> to the surprising break ups. >> what? >> monday on "e.t." ♪ >> i think it's fair to say the greatest showman became one of the biggest hits of the year. >> i loved it. >> it made more than $400 million worldwide. >> and the star of that movie, hugh jackman is launching a huge tour in 2019. he's dishing up details as we say good night. >> take care, everybody. >> i'm secretly doing it. we had a lot of time to invest in dancing and singing because i love it. >> hugh jackman, the man, the music the show will include some of his feature film hits. lobbying hard to join hugh is ryan reynolds. >> any time he rings me it's like can i come on your show. i'm like can you sing or dance? like can i come on your show. i'm like can you sing or dance? >> thank you heyi'm craving somethingkin! we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in

. >> coming up we're with the greatest showman hugh jackman. cop killer---captured by police. who was put in handcuffs alongside him?... as the stanislaus sheriff takes aim at california's sanctuary laws...he says keeps law enforcement from reporting the suspect in the first place. after a deadly christmas holiday on the road....c-h-p promising to crack down on drivers for new year's plus a chilly end to the year in the bay area...where temperatures are expected to hit freezing. i'm ken wayne i'm vicki liviakis. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration provided by. >>> monday on "e.t." we wrap up 2018 shockers, scandal and splits. from the fast track weddings. >> i'm getting used to it. it's obviously been a whirlwind. >> to the surprising break ups. >> what? >> monday on "e.t." ♪ >> i think it's fair to say the greatest showman became one of the biggest hits of the year. >> i loved it. >> it made more than $400 million worldwide. >> and the star of that movie, hugh jackman is launching a huge tour in 2019. he's dishing up deta

mr hughes shows me a picture of his daughter. yeah what's her name. young young young young and yeah he says his dream is for her to be rich one day i ask what he considers rich. almost there. the money you get all you. want to but. enough to supply the life the wants of course is not talking about the loss and then you can lie about it but you still believe that if it passes the wall and then you can take care of the fact that it is already which does. mean while others have so much that they don't know what to do with it. repulse bay is one of hong kong's most expensive areas an apartment can cost five to ten million euros so just imagine what an entire village is worth. i'm eating derek he's going to show me his house ok no welcome. let me show you around the house. house is an understatement this is the palace welcome so your house party someone who fell over here. so watch out dining table in the kitchen has come to. swallow a white house party like chinese. and people just saying here and sometimes. at the chest area. a lot of people come here a

hugh jackman, the man, the music, the show.ncing and singing all of his favorite show tunes including some of his most famous feature film hits. ♪ want to be >> i'm secretly for years wishing i had had a lot of time to invest in dancing and singing because i love it. >> he's hoping for other famous friends to join him on stage liking this mother/daughter duo. ♪ every night i imagine the brightest colors fill my head ♪ >> i really shouldn't be doing this on camera because i've written a letter which i haven't sent to her yet. but one of my dreams would be a dreamful perhaps just one of my concerts you would come and sing "a million dreams" on stage. bring willow tool. i don't know how you feel about that. i would love her, too. >> his toughest critic might be his wife debra. she's not into musical theater like her hubby. he told us she tends to fall asleep in the theater. >> the greatest compliment i've ever gotten is my wife has been to my one-man show about 408 times. she said is, i didn't nap once. i might put that on the pos

coming up on the pprogramme: another saints manager gets his marching orders — as mark hughes is axedcup winner ruud gullit will be joining us as we look ahead to tonight's much anticipated third round draw. iam here i am here in paris i heard of the 2018 baloon d'or ceremony. and ronnie o'sullivan puts aside his talk of a snooker revolution — to cruise into the fourth round of the uk championship. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton. hello and welcome to the programme. now when mark hughes headed south at the end of last season, southampton fans hoped their luck might change direction. but eight months later, the club have won just three of their last 22 league games — wallowing at 18th in the table. perhaps then the decision to call time on mark hughes short tenure on the south coast came as no surprise. patrick gearey has more. another saint goes marching out. with mark hughes‘s departure, they are now looking for their fifth manager in two and a half years. all that in the club thought to be the epitome of stability. and though they took a point of manchester united

hughes from fourth grade. >> green: and i remember getting a phone call. you. you can be better. you can do better." >> pelley: she called you in juvenile detention? >> green: yes. she found out that i was there and called. and that was one of my biggest outbursts, because i felt so ashamed and so angry at myself for letting her down that i had one of my biggest outbursts at the juvenile detention facility, where they ended up putting me in solitary confinement. >> pelley: his outbursts put him in solitary again and again. he was 12 years old. and when the door to the isolation cell closed for the first time? >> green: i remember just banging on the door, and screaming, looking for anybody and for anything that can connect you to the outside world. you could hear everything, it's always so loud. you know, and imagine a child, energy of a child, the anger of a child, screaming and screaming and screaming and screaming and screaming, till it gets so unbearable, you just fall on your knees and start crying. >> pelley: and you thought what? >> green: being in

mark hughes has been sacked by southampton after eight months in charge.he club in the relegation zone just one point off the bottom of the table. our sports correspondent andy swiss is with me, they got that decent draw at home to manchester united over the weekend but it didn't buy hughes any more time so who's in the running to replace him? saturday was the final straw. southampton led two them but couldn't hold on against manchester united, that has been a recurrent problem for mark hughes, they have thrown away a lot of winning position, he was brought in at the tail end of last season with the clu b tail end of last season with the club battling against relegation, he did pretty well at first, he was given a contract over the summer after keeping them up. things haven't worked out. just one win in 14 haven't worked out. just one win in 1a premier league matches so far this season, simply not good enough. the club have issued a brief statement saying they would like to thank mark hughes for all his effo rts thank mark hughes for all his efforts and th

hugh, hugh, hugh, jim mattis basically resigned as defense secretary because he said his boss does not see eye to eye with 70 years of american foreign policy. that wasn't a good week. you can't call that a great week. >> i started by saying the bipartisan prison reform bill is a big win. >> could have been a big win. >> and the resignation, the decision on syria, was a very bad decision. i've written about that in "the washington post," and the think the consensus of the conservative foreign policy establishment is that it's a bad decision. but that doesn't mean that he is in a worse position at the end of this week because he had lost last week to chuck schumer. this week at least he's back in the game. >> i couldn't disagree more. >> the other thing that happened earlier in the week, was last week cohen was sentenced in the mueller investigation and the szny investigation. this week the flynn sentencing came up and it was delayed in part because the judge wasn't buying the trump legal echo chamber argument that he was somehow hot boxed by the fbi, and the judge said i'm not going th

hugh schofield in paris.taking place in paris and we will bring you more as and when we get it. police in new zealand are preparing to charge a 26—year—old man with the murder of british backpacker, grace millane. grace was last seen in auckland exactly a week ago. police say there's evidence she's dead, but her body has yet to be found. angus crawford reports. fun—loving and family orientated. grace millane's parents say her disappearance a week ago was entirely out of character, and was extremely hard to take. now they've been given the worst possible news. the evidence we have gathered to this point of the inquiry has established that this is a homicide. grace's family have been advised of this development and they are devastated. police say a 26—year—old man will be charged with her murder when he appears in court on monday. grace arrived in new zealand last month, and had been staying at a backpackers' hostel in auckland. she was last spotted on saturday night, entering a hotel in the city with a male co

so taft calls hughes from the white house when hughes is on his way dressing for the interview, calls off the interview and instead he appoints edward douglas white, a 65-year-old southern democrat whose only qualification for this be will during appointment is he is likely to die in time for taft to take his place. and taft goes on and refuses to expire. taft is constantly checking in, stopping by in washington, how are you feeling? would you like a little more cheese? he perseveres and shows no signs of retiring. happily for taft, he unexpectedly drops dead of a heart attack right at the moment went have to beginning to despair and president harding has to appoint a replacement. then there is a tense moment when harding is dithering and he's thinking of appointing someone else. thankfully for taft he's enjoying a bipartisan revival of popularity both because wilsonian internationalists like his support of international court and his role during the war revives his prolabor credentials and the face of his reputation as the father of injunctions. he is nominated by harding and overwhe

hugh is working with the national youth theatre to launch free workshops and a fund to help with thema provision, including southampton. emily ford reports. like a sense of relief and. i feel like a different person when i'm on stage, i'm all me stop you can release yourself, any attention you've got an emotion you haven't been able to exert, just being able to perform being a different character. i'm not a shy person, i embarrass myself all the time but being able to do it with a reason is nice. these young actors at ageing college in southampton are being given the chance to chase their dreams. today hollywood actor hugh bonneville, you might recognise from the likes of paddington and downton abbey, is giving them a masterclass. there's a genuine crisis in the arts in education at the moment. he's become concerned about the cuts in funding in arts in schools and theatres. you see being deluded in a school is terrifying actually otherwise we reduce our artistic horizons. hugh has teamed up with the national youth theatre to launch the auditions access fund, which will allow the nyt

and my cohost, i want to that i elizabeth and the staff here for giving such a wonderful tribute to hugh burels last month. he was a long time host as well as producer over 30 years. i met him in the early 70s wh m oakland he was there at high street and i was elmhurst united methodist and we were involved in the east oakland clergy, the president was dr. jay alfred smith and he got us involved in the city council and school board and and our interest on social justice began there and hugh was there and i was in richmond at eastern hill so we continued our ministries together. and then about 17 years ago, he elh being a host here and so i so we are grateful for the ministry and we want to thank gail his wife for the wonderful celebration of his life we hadat about 5 weeks ago in he will is a reado gleeing -- blessing to you and you family and all you contricked. you've been all over the world with hugh and your ministry to pakistan and many trips there i admired that and i preeshted that. so -- apreabt preeshted that. -- appreciated persons he admit mired as many of us have is howard thu

mr hugh lives here with his wife and daughter in less than ten square metres he has come to accept the situation. oh. that's interesting you call this. one old on the phone trust me he was not happy at that point is that the small. that i fall in the snow but at the time how that can pass and it's more like plastic. because you have that little. thing called id. you also the kids instead of compare with how to have a place it's not all of these i think that also you know the fact that he was already in the chip and here's the bathroom they share it with four other tenants the kitchen as well but no one has cooked here in a while. mr you shows me a picture of his daughter. yeah what's her name. you know young young young young yeah he says his dream is for her to be rich one day i ask what he considers rich. almost. always on to what you've got you've got. a lot of money you get all you and all you all whatever you thought enough to supply the life he wants of course it's not talking about the playoffs and then you can like a fun place to be. defined by something a wall and they can tak

mr hugh lives here with his wife and daughter in less than ten square metres he has come to accept the situation. these young ones own. food should be they call them to hold on one hold the phone trust me he was not happy with that ten minutes to get the answer smaller than i thought of myself but you know that at a time when he thought of it more like plastic. why say so because. you have that little way to put up with it when the housing fall eighty five yes and also the kids instead of come pay with out of how the place is no for the fly also. affectionately what is all that in the chicken here's the bathroom they share it with four other tenets the kitchen as well but no one has cooked here in a while. mr you shows me a picture of his daughter. yeah what's the name. young young young young young young yeah he says his dream is for her to be rich one day i ask what he considers rich. almost. always on what you've got you've got. money you get all you all you all whatever you thought enough to supply the life he wants of course it's not talking about the loss and then you can lie abo

mr hugh lives here with his wife and daughter in less than ten square metres he has come to accept the situation. each young boy's own. fifteen you call this. one hold on the phone trust me you are not happy with that the small. all of that i follow myself but you know that at times how long can you count and it's more like plastic why say so because. you have a little. posting full id. and also because you've had a pump a way out of the places you know that both these. men also know the facts if you will is all that unless she. hears the bathroom they share it with four other tenants the kitchen as well but no one has cooked here in a while. mr yoo shows me a picture of his daughter. yeah what's her name. young young young. yeah he says his dream is for her to be rich one day i ask what he considers rich. almost. always on the water got. the money you get all you all you all what i thought you thought i did enough to supply the life he wants of course not talking about the very last and then you can like a fun place to go. if i send you along then you can take care of the family that

mr hugh lives here with his wife and daughter in less than ten square metres he has come to accept the situation. to be. to hold on one to hold up the phone trusting you when you are not happy with that has to go the end smaller than the end columnist no i think that at a time on that keypad it's more like plastic. because you have a little way to put it when the housing fall eighty five and also the kids instead of compare with out of the places you know that wealthiest slice off they live they also know that he will do all that in the chip and here's the bathroom they share it with four other tenants the kitchen as well but no one has cooked here in a while. mr you shows me a picture of his daughter. yeah what's her name. you know young young young young young young yeah he says his dream is for her to be rich one day i ask what he considers rich. almost. always on to what you've got you've got. a month of money and you get all you and all your own what i thought you thought i did enough to supply the life that he wants of course not talking about the fire in the house and then you c

especially now that hugh is gearing up for first world tour, "hugh jackman: the man, the music, the showng some of his favorite show tunes, including film hits. >> secretly for years wished i had a lot of time too invest in dancing and singing because i love it. >> hoping for other famous friends to join him on stage like this mother/daughter duo. ♪ every night i lie in bed, the brightest colors fill my head ♪ >> one of my dreams, if i perhaps one of my concerts you would sing with me on stage. bring willow. would love her o. might be tends to fall asleep in the theater. >> greatest compliment i've gotten, wife has been to the show about 40 times and in her words, i didn't nap once. >>> "aquaman" is in theaters later this month, talked to the star about being a superhero on screen and at home with kids. >> took a picture and sent it to your babies? >> moment i put the suit on. >> impressed? >> i'm cool now. last a couple more years and then probably not. >> any interest in acting? >> better not. they want to, no way. >> walking halls in nothing but a towel. was rooting for wife lisa bone

mark hughes has become the second premier league manager to lose his job this season — sent packing byer eight months on the south coast. it looks like he's going to be replaced by this man — ralph hasenhuttl who recently managed rb leipzig in the bundesliga. he'll have a lot of work to do — southampton are currently in the relegation zone, and after once being held up as the example of premier league stability they're now having a pretty big wobble. as patrick gearey reports. another saint goes marching out. with mark hughes‘s departure, they are now looking for their fifth manager in two and a half years. all that in the club thought to be the epitome of stability. and though they took a point off manchester united at the weekend, they only have nine from 14 games. i want the players to realise and see the club for how i see it. it is a fantastic club with fantastic support. fantastic training facility and everybody at the stadium wants everyone on the pitch to do well. i just want the players to grasp that and understand what it is and what we are about here. southampton have been h

our paris correspondent, hugh schofield, reports. once again, the yellow vests began arriving in numbers on the champs—elysees, the luxury shops along the avenue now boarded up because of the threat of more violence. riot police, out in force, had adopted new tactics after last saturday's chaos. today, they were stopping and searching, confiscating anything that could serve as a missile against them. the focus became, once again, the area around the arc de triomphe and, here, there were the first signs of trouble — a crowd goading riot police, police responding with tear gas and moving out to retake ground, keep the crowd moving. the riot police have moved out from a side street to take up a position along the avenue here. you can see them standing at the ready, and they're being insulted, booed, had the occasional projectile thrown at them by the crowd around. most of the yellow vests kept well back from the trouble spots. all they wanted was to get their message out. translation: emmanuel macron has to step down. the parliament sho

hugh, back into the premier league and a big day near the bottom.0 at st james's park in a scoreline that really could have been worse for newcastle... manuel pellegrini's side got their first in three... javier hernandez scored twice and squandered 2 other very good opportunities before felipe anderson got a well deserved third moments from the end... we need to play the next game in the same way we did today, knowing without the ball we need to work ha rd without the ball we need to work hard to recover, and with the ball we need to play and work hard. very important three points, but it's not enough. we need to recover the bad start to the season. at one point in 12 isa start to the season. at one point in 12 is a difficult result. now we need to think in the next game to add three more points. things aren't looking great for burnley at the minute, they were beaten 2—0 at crystal palace. andros townsend added a wonderful second near the end, afterjame mcarthur‘s first half opener. that was actually palace's first home win of the season. while sea

hugh woozencraft has all the sport.n fury is looking to become the wbc heavyweight champion of the world, and standing in his weight would be the undefeated deontay wilder in the early hours of sunday morning. there has been bad blood between the two. former web champion evander holyfield says that tyson fury has affected while they're's mindset. it's amazing that certain people get under your tent skin, and i think that tyson fury gets under your skin. it's when you walk in the ring how do you use it? what he thought that kid from cuba he was able to overcome that, because he said what he had to do. he focused, and the guy got caught calling his shot at hebrew something to the people. manchester city have moved five points clear at the top of the english premier league after a 31 win over bournemouth. bernardo silva gave them an early lead, but calamos and scored that level it at half—time, the new one major of the win for the defending champions. they were not brilliant something their manager put down to tiredness. i

we want to bring in hugh johnson. you are the guy who bets on the markets or bets against them at the moment. tell me, on a day where we're down 562 points, this may very well be a moment where somebody could get some real deals here. is that what you're doing? >> well, no. the one thing i don't want to do is i don't want to ignore the trends that are unfolding in the markets. even though i think this is only a correction, it's not a bear market, even though i think we are getting to levels that really make a lot of sense, liz, the truth is when the market's going down the way it's going down, sending us such dire signals, i think you have to some extent, you have to protect yourself or move towards defense. that might mean reducing your asset allocation some. i do think, though, i want to emphasize this, that despite that fact, despite the fact that we are playing a little bit on the defensive side, despite that fact, i do think this is only a correction, i do think just as you just suggested, that this is sort of th

hugh schofield reports.e end of the day of violence in paris and still, it went on. the arc de triomphe, covered now in ansi macron graffiti, police fired water cannon to clear the crowd. and here in the gardens by the louvre, one protester is now in a coma after they tore down the metal grille. this evening the arc de triomphe is back under police control but there are still lots of protesters out there, still the tang of tear gas in the air. and in the streets around here, a trail of destruction, cars burned—out, shop windows smashed, bank windows smashed, corinthians are used to process but this has been with rare violence. all there were running battles between riot police and vest protesters. but how many of these we re protesters. but how many of these were actually agitators of the far right and the far left is one other question. they tore rock cobblestones to fling at police and satellites the cars and buildings. and amid the scenes of destruction, ordinary people who have come from across france to

our health editor hugh pym is here...ember the 21st and the beds are already full? that is the way it looks, even before winter has really begun to bite and cold weather has come a long, before there is any significant flu problem, these figures show the nhs in england under serious pressure. they show last week first of all, there were 94.2% of beds occupied across hospitals in england, the safe level is said to be 85% and that 94.2% was very close to the peak reached last winter. also for a&e performance in november in england, the percentage of nations micro scene treated or assessed within the four our target was 87.6%. the lowest since march and below scotland. what are the nhs saying about this? they are pointing out they are seeing more patients and there are more being dealt with 0h and there are more being dealt with on the day and who don't need a hospital bed. the government is saying more money is being invested in a&e facilities and in social care to ta ke in a&e facilities and in social care to take the pres

hugh schofield sent this report from paris.t the end of the day of violence in paris and still it went on. at the arc de triomphe, covered now in anti— macron graffiti, police fired water cannon to clear the crowd. darkness feel at the end of a day of violence in paris and still, it went on. at the arc de triomphe, covered now in anti—macron graffiti, police fired water cannon to clear the crowds. and here in the gardens by the louvre, one protester is now in a coma after they tore down the metal grille. this evening, the arc de triomphe is back under police control but there are still knots of protesters out there, there's still the tang of tear gas in the air. and in the streets around here, a trail of destruction — cars burned out, shop windows smashed, bank windows smashed. parisians are used to protest, but this has been of a rare violence. all day, there were running battles between riot police and yellow vest protesters. though how many of these were actually agitators of the far right and the far left is one unanswered

the election against charles hughes was so close, charles evans hughes famously went to bed thinking was presidenten and then was woken up to find out no, california with a different way. i wonder if you -- >> guest: can i -- that's a great point. >> caller: i wondered what your thoughts were on whether charles evans hughes if he had been president, how the course of world war i would have been different. thank you. >> guest: o hard to speculate. he was very close to the rambunctious theater roosevelt who hated woodrow wilson but the one thing to be aware of combined so glad you brought up 1916. woodrow wilson who i think is vastly overrated, he was a horrible racist, he was not a man of his time. his two predecessors were far more progressive on civil rights. this is someone who gave comfort to racism in this country, showed birth of the nation celebrating the ku klux klan in the white house. the other thing wilson campaigned for reelection just as our call is saying, his slogan was he kept us out of war. he knew we would getdo involvedn that war early and the second term and he was

hugh, let me just begin with you. the reports this morning out of the wall street journal are that china may revise its 2025 plan to allow for more u.s. investment or something like that but it doesn't sound like people have that much faith in them carrying through on making real changes will the markets be disappointed again, hugh? >> well, this is -- this is clearly it the implication is it's been an on and off i think it will continue to be a little bit more of the same. we'll have an on and off a deal will be consummated in march. some sort of a deal will be consummated. first of all, trump is focused on 2020. you know we're talking about increased agricultural exports to china soybeans, that could bring the farmers on to his sort of -- trump's rolls when we go towards the election in 2020 the second is china has as an awful lot to lose. both sides have a very strong impetus to get a deal done and i think they will get a deal done. i think that's why you're seeing progress hopefully the interruptions won't be as m

. >> john hughes captured many different eras of life, but he was one of the great storytellers aboute took his teenage characters incredibly seriously. all of them. >> i loathe the bus. >> "16 candles" was a revelation to me as a kid, because i thought, oh, i'm anthony michael hall. that's who i am. >> all right. i knew you'd come around. epitomizes what it's like to be be 15, 14, a freshman, anxious to be at senior parties, anxious to be with this girl. >> that guy who is normally made fun of in other movies is a hero in this movie. farmer ted is, you could argue, the lead of that flick, for a lot of us. >> very nice. we're five minutes in -- i'm at a loss. >> prior to john hughes, most of the comedies weren't aimed at us. the teenagers to us in the movies were olivia newton john and john travolta. these kids when they were in high school looked like my parents. it was kind of like you woke up one day and you're like, this is an entirely underserved audience. here, make movies for them on their level, the way they talk. using actors that look their age. >> i think one of the mistake

. >> so there's two parts to that, hugh. jump in here because there's a question of what it actually is, right, what this deal actually is. is it a wall? is it some fence with a steel thing in it? and then there's the political price with this new reuters ipsos poll that says more people would blame the president than would blame democrats for this. >> see, i think it's a jump ball politically. when the president took the mantle -- >> he said it, right? he literally said, i take the mantle. i will own it. >> so he owned it, but then he gave it back to chuck schumer by saying, we have $4 trillion in federal outlays a year, and you won't spend -- on border security. there was testimony in front of ron desantis by brandon judd, who is the head of the border patrol front line agents. they want about 300 miles of fences, primarily secondary fences on fences that already exist. there is a coherent fencing strategy. the wall rhetoric is what is dividing them. i was just telling jake before we got starts, i think this is over in a w

--formers like baker hughes why is he was market full of our --formers like baker hughes why is the u.set full of our performers like baker hughes? >> u.s. oil industry has outperformed just about everyone's expectations, even within the shale industry. they have outdone themselves this year. incredible how many barrels they have added, way more than the government -- ofy have this huge number drills in the world. most of the money has been spent on those. oil waiting to come out of the ground. not many companies will hesitate. guy: the waking within the s&p -- waiting within the s&p, the energy market and s&p are correlated at the moment. thank you. let's check in on the first word news with katie lyons. has claimed trump victory over isis in syria and the -- and told the coming onto withdrawal all american troops there. lead americanould kurdish allies in syria at the mercy of turkish drops who are considered terrorist. the u.s. is making a potential overture to restart talks with north korea. a new u.s. special representative says washington will review policies to provide humanitari

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our health editor hugh pym is here. hugh what is the current position?the current position? hugh before the weather begins to bite the weather hasn't gotten cold until this week at least. before any serious flu problem, england's hospitals last week where pretty close to being full. let's take a look at these latest figures, whichjust figures, which just demonstrate figures, whichjust demonstrate how full they were. what they show is that last week, there was 94.2% bed occupancy. that last week, there was 94.2% bed occu pa ncy. pretty that last week, there was 94.2% bed occupancy. pretty near the high point reached last winter, they say a safe level is well below that. if we look in november, had they any performance, that figure was out today as well. showing 87.6% of patients in english hospitals retreated were assessed within four hours, that's the lowest figure recorded in november. again, before the cold weather started, that's below scotland, but ahead of wales and northern ireland. if you look at those figures, and we look ahead, clearly, we' re n

hugh hewitt, let me go to you on that point. this was a war that lasted 100 hours. it was a huge coalition that was involved as well. talk a bit how he assembled that work, worked that rolodex that he built when he was the ambassador to the u.n., when he had that career in congress to make sure that this was something the broader international community participated in. >> i go back to that amazing team of people he assembled. he dispatched dick cheney to -- he sent james baker to sit down with the foreign minister of russia to effectively negotiate no opposition at the security council of the u.n. to the coalition. he persuaded israel, and people will forget this, and bret may be able to speak to this very, very well, he persuaded israel not to respond when skuds were landing on it. there is controversy whether he called it off too soon. the marsh arabs in the south were decimated afterwards. but the kurds were preserved. on the domestic policy he picked david suitor over edith joins, that one will be burning as a key moment. if you go back over the entire history

hugh hewitt, what is your level of patience on this stuff?tional security conservative. i know you're not happy about this. this sort of, the upheaval. i asked pat toomey, at what point, if this were a democratic president, you'd be all over it. right? you'd be criticizing the behavior. >> i'm frustrated because so much got done. two supreme court justices, 30 appeals court justices, massive tax cut, massive tax reform and we haven't talked about the bipartisan prison reform, farm bill on tuesday, jerusalem embassy. he has a long list of accomplishments but he does always seem to step on his story. and in foreign policy, the massive rebuild is good if you keep secretary pompeo and ambassador john bolton in the room and listen to them. he has a great national security team. gina haspel. he'll get a new good secretary of defense. i was just listening to julian castro. he can't beat donald trump. i'll take any bet anybody wants to make, he could not beat donald trump. they're not big enough. they have to go after a long list of achievements and

we can now speak to our paris correspondent, hugh schofield. good morning, hugh.tions there. well, i mean, the numbers are already impressive. 8000 gendarme and riot police in paris, 89,000 across the country because let's not forget, there are other cities where there's been protests. but the focus is on paris and very much where i am now, the champs—elysees. behind me, the arc de triomphe, the scene of the arc de triomphe, the scene of the terrible violence from last saturday, abalone, the elysee palace, where macron is watching these events with great attention —— baloney. the gendarme for the first time in decades had to deal with this —— baloney. this is the day the government has to get things right. if there's escalation again today, we are in difficult and uncharted territory. police here are meeting and a costing the various groups of yellow vest is beginning to arrive already, all perfectly good humoured so already, all perfectly good humoured so far, they are searching bags and so on so far, they are searching bags and so on for projectiles so people do

norm connolly and hugh johnson. hugh, you've been around long enough time to see these snap backs as pretty dramatic. charlie gasparino made a good point maybe it is not on news that we would term so wonderful? >> news is good but is really important the performance of the market, when you see, we always used to talk about, and we should talk about capitulation. when you look at the performance of the last couple days, ming tuesday and today, you saw what looks like capitulation, liz. you had very high volume, market mark going down, widespread pessimism and it turned around. it is usually a signal for end of a correction and bear markets. i can't say for sure but this feels like it especially now this is clearly correction in ongoing bull market. this is not a bear market. you can't make the case for recession. all this adds up we might be experiencing or seeing a real turn around right now. we're not necessarily off to the races but better markets in the days ahead. liz: norm, were you buying this morning when we

the team are in the relegation zone of one just three games during hughes's eight month stay at the club first time assistant coach kevin davis will take charge of the gang against scotland that's coming up on wednesday on the players to realise and see the club for how or see it it's a fantastic club with fantastic support everybody here at this training facility and at the stadium wants everybody on the pitch to do well. not just the players to grasp that understand more more that what is more about it. and in the n.f.l. the green bay packers a far better head coach mike mccarthy after an ugly loss to the cardinals a cult has been with that same thirteen seasons lead that saying it's the super bowl title in twenty ten but on sunday the packers lost twenty seven seen their fifth loss in six games joe philbin has been named the interim coach before the announcement that seems course about reflected on the latest setback is frustrating because i really like. him i'm proud of them they bros persues you know sprigs and mcrae coming in and we've heard it all season long but we just hear

but having replaced mark hughes he has a big job on his hands...on zone having only won once in the premier league this season... however the austrian says he's not frightened by the challenge of turning their season around — and is looking forward to getting his.... rather distinctive name known in england... it isa it is a big challenge for me but for me it is also a logical next step in my career. it is my goal to get my name known here in the premier league. i had a few successful years in germany, and when i leave leipzig in the summer, i was thinking about my next step. liverpool and england defender joe gomez will miss up to six weeks with a fractured his leg. he was carried off in the first half of their premier league win over burnley last night. liverpool bossjurgen klopp said after the game that the referee could have done more to put a stop to such challenges: could have done more to put a stop to such challenges. meanwhile... bournemouth‘s lewis cook will be out for the rest of the season. the england midfielder ruptured a ligament in