small and mid-sized companies on the other hand are worried they'll be cut out of lucrative markets huntsman head off has set up an association because he says the german government just hasn't provided enough support. indeed on the gulf if we don't watch out and make some positive progress if we continue to simply encounter these blockading policies especially from our economics ministry and foreign ministry than at some point we won't be asked any more we'll basically end up as little more than onlookers on the whole process. so is the new silk road initiative a one way street infrastructure projects that long term will only benefit the chinese in europe and those questions are currently dividing opinion in the business community. they are challenging gender roles in india fisher women have become tourist guides and among growth experts earning their own money while also saving the bio diversity of their environment. if the morning the coastal town of otherwise quiet springs to life a tussle bustle of the fishing community trying to sell the latest scratch. but for two years now with small

we got 'em, thanks to bobby holland hanton, his body double for "thor," "snow white and the huntsman,"bad times at the el royale," and "men in black." >> thor mode is the most difficult out of all of them. between six to eight meals a day. chris has a cook on set. they cook for me as well. it's training twice a day, six days a week. >> so whether you want to look like chris or look at him, thor himself came up with a way to get you close to that goal. he and bobby developed their own fitness app called centre. >> you have ax to the team live views. that team is now your team. >> how does he compare to the other stars he worked with? >> i've doubled christian bale in "batman" and doubled ryan reynolds in "green lantern" and channing tatum, daniel craig, jake gyllenhaal, henry caval, captain america chris evans. they're all in fantastic shape. he literally was just put on don't get me wrong but chris, literally was just put on this earth. he's perfect. it's ridiculous. >> kev, this is great inspiration for you to get working out. >>> okay, here's another star that's easy on the eyes, ri

. >> so "the view" co-host abby huntsman daughter of john huntsman defended mccain tweeting proud of my good friend megan mccain for staying so composed through this nonsense. the mccain family done deserve it and neither does this great country. >> i was irate over the weekend. he was rambling. it was one of the low points for him. it made me grateful my child is too young to understand what's going on in this country, i don't have to explain to her why our president is spending his time over the weekend tweeting this nonsense. >> the white house is on the defense. here's what white house counselor kellyanne conway had to say about the president's tweets attacking john mccain. >> i will always respect and applaud senator mccain's service to this country in many different areas beginning with his service in the united states navy and i can't imagine five and a half years in the hanoi hilton. what the president want folks to focus on there is the origins of the dossier. >> kellyanne conway is dismissing her husband george conway's concerns about president trump's mental health. george

. >> we also know she's not beyond lying, bald-faced lying to abby huntsman in an interview with abcional security matters, sensitive matters where she lied to abby huntsman's face about the security process. the scrutiny that her lawyer changes the testimony is getting important it would seem with her now public history of being a boldfaced liar. >> in that same interview she also said she knew virtually nothing about the trump tower moscow project. so she was i think talking about reports about the security clearance and private e-mail use are correct, and we have all indications they are, she was untruthful not only about the security clearance stuff but potentially untruthful about her involvement in the moscow project as well. >> it seems questions around the businesses, questions around the children, if nothing else, get a little more attention now. >> they definitely should get more attention. i have been waiting this whole time for the moment we could focus on ivanka trump. jared kushner has a lot more visibility in terms of his exposure under his security clearance forms. iv

. >> reporter: ivanka trump recently told "the view's" abby huntsman there were no favors done for her or her husband. >> there were a lot of people question whether you were given special treatment by the president overriding -- >> absolutely not. >> reporter: elijah cummings, chairman of the house oversight committee is threatening to subpoena the white house if they don't cooperate saying in a statement the security clearance process is supposed to function in an evenhanded and neutral manner based on the national security interests of the united states. john cohen is a former counterterrorism coordinator at the department of homeland security. >> just because he can do it doesn't mean that it's in the best interest of our national security. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders issued a statement saying we don't comment oneances. kenneth. >> we will see what the house says if anything later today. zachary, thank you. >>> new questions following president trump's nuclear summit with north korea. and his new interview with john hannity. president trump said the summi

the line is drawn and yes in our moral stances we know that the the line is very clear between in huntsman and medical treatment where that line gets very much blurred even though everyone agrees that enhancement it would be beyond that line where the line gets blurred is where genes are not fully understood and actually the perfect example of that is the gene which . tried to mutate i say tried because it was not necessarily successful in both twins and that gene though though the mutation he attempted to create would prevent them having hiv contracting hiv it also served other roles such as enhanced neural ability in individuals with the same mutation so it's the us that blurs the line between whether we can make a distinction or whether it is the distinction gets made for us through learning and through understanding our biology i would say for what's your take on this i mean would would strengthening regulations necessarily be an effective solution to to avoid to do you know rogue behavior like what we saw with with dr hay in china and was reminded of the comment that he made he said i

the line is drawn and yes in our moral stances we know that the the line is very clear between in huntsman and medical treatment where that line gets very much blurred even though everyone agrees that enhancement it would be beyond that line where the line gets blurred is where genes are not fully understood and actually the perfect example of that is the gene which . tried to mutate i say tried because it was not necessarily successful in both twins and that gene though though the mutation he attempted to create would prevent them having hiv contracting hiv it also served other roles such as enhanced neural ability in individuals with the same mutation so it's the us that blurs the line between whether we can make a distinction or whether it is the distinction gets made for us through learning and through understanding our biology i would say for what's your take on this i mean would would strengthening regulations necessarily be an effective solution to to avoid to do you know rogue behavior like what we saw with with dr hay in china and was reminded of the comment that he made he said i

. >> reporter: and ivanka trump recently told "the view's" abby huntsman there were no strings pulled for her or her husband. >> there are a lot of people that question whether you were given special treatment by the president, overriding other -- >> absolutely not. >> -- officials. can you speak to that? >> there were anonymous leaks about there being issues. but the president had no involvement pertaining to my clearance or my husband's clearance, zero. >> reporter: tonight, just a six-word blunt statement from press secretary sarah sanders. "we don't comment on security clearances." but as you just heard, the president himself has said he didn't pull any strings for his son-in-law. david? >> pierre thomas tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> now, to the storm moving across the country. we're watching that right now. and the state of emergency unfolding in california. deadly flooding, evacuations, entire communities cut off tonight. thousands of homes and businesses under water. and this evening, high water rescues are under way, and abc's will carr is there. >> reporter: tonight, crews

the line is drawn and yes in our moral stances we know that the the line is very clear between in huntsman and medical treatment where that line gets very much blurred even though everyone agrees that enhancement it would be beyond that line where the line gets blurred is where genes are not fully understood and actually the perfect example of that is the gene which . tried to mutate i say tried because it was not necessarily successful in both twins and that gene though though the mutation he attempted to create would prevent them having hiv contracting hiv it also served other roles such as enhanced neural cognitive ability in individuals with the same mutation so it's the us that blurs the line between whether we can make a distinction or whether it is the distinction gets made for us through learning and through understanding our biology i would say for what's your take on this i mean would would strengthening regulations necessarily be an effective solution to to avoid the you know rogue behavior like what we saw with with dr hay in china and was reminded of the comment that he made h

experts believe it's a huntsman spider which isn't deadly but it does bite. that is disgusting.body likes spiders. jillian: i'm sure. yeah. rob: we have 10 seconds left i have nothing to say. jillian: you have nothing to say. rob: today is thursday. tomorrow is friday. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. see you back here tomorrow. bye-bye. >> this is not a manufactured crisis. this is truly an emergency. >> the president wants to build a wall so there is something to point to. there is no emergency. >> their hatred for trump is more important than their responsibility to protect our nation and protect our borders. >> democratic party can't get enough votes to pass a resolution condemning hatred against israel and judicial people. >> would you support this resolution condemning smeavment? >> are you smeat? >> she is not being tough love they are denying it's anti-semitism. >> zachery greenberg facing three felonies including assault. >> president trump says he will not be happy if reports that north korea is rebuilding

a flat out on camera lie about ivanka trump right there, looking at abby huntsman and lying. the words coming out are lies. untrue things. lies. "new york times" reports tonight it was president trump, oh, shocker who ordered then chief of staff john kelly to give kushner top secret clearance. joining me, chris lou. mystery solved. not that surprising but how big a deal is it? >> it's a big deal. and i say that and it's hard to get shocked by anything these days, but let's look at the process. this is a process that's run by career security officials who evaluate not only your travels, your financial dealings, your contacts, and they weigh it in terms of the national security risk and these career officials said jared kushner posed a security risk. it got bumped up to the white house counsel and to both credits, jared kushner did not deserve a clearance. and yes, the president can override it but it's disingenuous to say he doesn't know about this process. he revoked john brennan's security clearance, so he knows how this works. this is a big deal. >> one thing to keep in min

kushner's security clearance, something ivanka trump has previously denied very directly to abc's abby huntsman. listen to this. >> the president had no involvement pertaining to my clearance or my husband's clearance. >> so no special treatment? >> no. >> cnn's pamela brown has much more on this. pam, you and kaitlan collins broke this story overnight about ivanka. what happened here? >> we have learned that president trump demanded john kelly and don mcgahn to grant his daughter ivanka trump a security clearance against their recommendations. while the president, as you know, as a legal authority to grant clearances, most decisions about clearances are left up to the white house personnel security office. but after concerns were raised by that office, president trump pushed kelly and mcgahn to make the decision on ivanka's clearance so it didn't appear as if he was tainting the process in his family's favor. now, after both of them refused, trump granted the security clearance. but this development comes on the heels of the "new york times" reporting that trump ordered kelly to grant ivanka's

. >> reporter: ivanka trump recently told "the view's" abbey huntsman -- >> overriding other officialsk to that? >> there were anonymous leaks about there being issues, but the president had no involvement pertaining to my clearance or my husband's clearance. zero. >> reporter: as for a response from the white house, they were blunt, we don't comment on security clearance. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to pierre there. michael cohen will be back after wrapping up three days of testimony, prompting lawmakers to summon more witnesses. >> the intelligence committee is looking into coordination between russia and the trump campaign. cohen was asked to return wednesday with additional material. additional witnesses could include the chief financial officer and the president's children, ivanka and don jf. >>> during a news conference before leaving vietnam, president trump said he walked away from a deal because north korea insisted u.s. sanctions be toli arsenal.t a firm commitment the north koreans disputed that saying they only asked for partial sanctions release. the

we got 'em things to bobby holland, his body double for "thor," "snow white and the huntsman," "bad timeschris has a chef on set. they cook for me as well. steak in the morning for breakfast. training twice a day. six days a week. >> so whether you want to look like chris or look at him, thor came up with a way to get you closer to that goal. he and bobby, along with trainers, developed their own fitness app called center. >> you have access to the team i've used over the years. that team is now your team. >> and as for how hemsworth compares to the other stars bobby has works with? >> i've doubled christian bale in "batman." ryan reynolds? "green lantern." daniel craig, jake gyllenhaal, chris evans. they're all in fantastic shape, don't get me wrong. but chris literally was just put on this earth -- he's literally perfect, it's ridiculous. >> so chris actually needs a double for all of his stunt work. what about meghan markle? the actress turned duchess has a double. and she just doesn't know about it. in our "e.t." beauty segment, did plastic surgery just make another meghan? >> i wante

. >> reporter: the success has paved the way for clinical trial at huntsman cancer institute.s are taking part, and about less than a month? >> i have a lot more energy, my appetite is back, i have become gaining a little bit of weight. >> reporter: hope is back on the table. >> it is given me a lot more hope for the future. at least is controlling the disease and giving the doctors time to find something that will actually cure it. >> reporter: as gordon just indicated, this treatment is not a cure, but if this clinical trial is successful, it may be a tool that doctors can use to manage the disease while they search for a cure. reporting from the huntington cancer institute, i am dora scheidel. >>> there's a plan in the works to spruce up san francisco. >> it's a possible fix for a problem in the city. a vacant storefront that sits empty for months and even years sometimes. coming up tonight, we will tell you about the penalties the building owners will now receive if there storefronts stay empty for too long. >>> we are getting a pretty of a popular bay area film festival.

she was speaking with abc's abby huntsman. >> there were anonymous leaks about there being issues, but the president had no involvement pertaiaining to my clearance ory husbanand's cleararance. amy: o on thursdayay, white houe prpress secretary sarah huhuckae sanders responded to "the new york times" report saying, "we don't comment on security clearances." in afghanistan, taliban fighters attacked a major army base in helmand province friday, with initial reports indicating as many as 20 afghan soldiers killed. the violence came as the trump administration is floating a peace plan that would see the u.s. withdraw all its troops from afghanistan within three-to-five years, while shifting the responsibility for training afghan forces to u.s. allies in europe and australia. u.s. offfficials are setet to re peace e talks with the talibiban this weekend in qatatar's capit, doha. in somalia, officials say at least 15 p people were k killed thursday after two separate suicide car bombers targeted a pair of hotels in the capital mogadishu.u. one of the attacks set off an hours-long gunfight,

some rain here across parts of vietnam that's going to be the trend over the next few days but for huntsman city the temperature a few has come down slightly over the last day we were seeing about thirty five degrees as we were ending the week on friday about thirty three degrees there over towards middle of though it is going to be a partly cloudy day thirty four is your expected high getting a little bit better a little bit cooler by the time we go towards monday well here cross australia we are watching from about three and along that front we are watching severe weather now this has been a problem for the last couple of days we expect that as we go towards sunday afternoon we could still see a little bit more severe weather up here towards brisbane maybe up here towards townsville but as we begin the week things are going to look a little bit better there on sunday here's that front about it making its way towards the tasman sea from melbourne still quite cool for you about seventy seven degrees there and as we go towards sunday we are going to see those temptress slightly come up for a

father is ambassador to russia, abby huntsman speaking out forcefully as i think we all should speakng to your aunt dolores for thanksgiving dinner? >> no. i don't have an aunt dolores. >> what about gravy. >> always have gravy particularly with stuffing. >> always go with the gravy. i want to read you this. this was yesterday. the president draws energy and purpose from malice shouseness and transgressesive acts from the honorable and the dead. donald trump is not well and as long as he's president our nation is not safe. maliciousness and transgressesive acts attacking the weak and even the dead. we'll be showing a poll that show evangelical christians remain loyal to this man. i must say, again, there is nothing consistent with the teaching of jesus. when i say nothing. i mean absolutely nothing. in the beati turn des and the sermon on the mound especially the story of the good samaritan. you can look for all of the red letters in your king james new testament bible and you will see that donald trump, the way he lives, and the policies he pursues, is the antithesis of those words.

so the huntsman example is one of many, many thousands. and i could go on about that. i only have 108g seconds to go. number one, it has been to be specific and measurable and enforceable. some things are not appropriate for that, but 99%, and in the agreement it will say central, subcentral, local and it has to be across the board like that and we have to have the ability take proportional actions unilaterally to make sure that have a situation -- mr. neal: thank you, mr. brady. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. lewis. mr. lewis: thank you, mr. chairman and holding this hearing. i have said it before and i will say it again, there's no way to compete in the race to the bottom. like our friend and colleague, ms. sewell, i gue up in alabama. she gue up in a big city and i grew up in rural alabama and i watched american jobs disappear throughout my life and career. in my home state of georgia, many manufacturers, workers continue to struggle and find good liveable wage jobs. over the years, many of those businesses move oversees in search of cheap labo

the huntsman example is like unfortunately one of many, many thousands. >> unfortunately. >> i could go on and on about that. i won't that because i only have 12 seconds to go. number one, yes clearly has to be specific, measurable. has to be enforceable at all levels of government. some things are not appropriate for that. but 99%, the core stuff is all. in the agreement it will say central, subcentral, local, and controlled -- it's got to be across the board like that. and we have to have the ability to take proportional action, uni laterally to make sure we have -- that we have a situation where they follow it. >> thank you, mr. brady. the chair would now recognize the gentleman from georgia mr. lewis to choir. >> thank youing very much. mr. clirm and ranking member for holding the hearing. thank you, mr. ambassador for being here. i've said it before and i will say it again, there is no way to compete in a race to the bottom. like our friend and colleague miss suele. i grew up in alabama. she grew up in the big city but i grew up in rural alabama. and i watched american jobs disa

here's ivanka answering abbey huntsman of abc about the same project? moscow project in russia -- >> barely know about it. i've learned a lot more about it watching the news. >> but you did have a role on this? what was it? >> literally almost nothing. >> that's going to be hard to maintain. let's talk about ivanka and jared. jared and evivanka are the favorite. tell us about jared kushner. >> jared kushner is the son of charlie kushner who's a huge real estate developer first in new jersey and now they have a lot of properties in new york as well. charlie kushner was, basically, went to prison -- he went to prison because he hired a prostitute to sleep with his brother-in-law because there was a family battle over the family fortune, the real estate enterprise and the empire. he hires a prostitute to sleep with his brother-in-law and then he sent the recording of that encounter to his sister and he wanted to send it to her children, to his nieces and nephews and the criminal goon that he hired to orchestrate the whole thing said, oh, that's too much. t

more of her interview with abby huntsman on abc. >> the moscow project in russia. >> i've learned a lot but you did have a role on this. what was it? >> literally almost nothing. >> she's barely eefr heard of moscow and towers. what? the kids run the business. the hotel business is run by the children. she's saying she just barely had no idea that there was anything like that. >> my kids cannot buy a pack of skittles in this country without having -- with the blase attitude that ivanka trump walks around this earth with. i do not understand -- i hear what you're saying, mimi. i don't understand how we've investigated these people for 22 months and nobody has asked these children a question? we can't ask them a question, put them under oath and ask them about a single question about their involvement in the hotel business. i do think sdny is coming for them. when you look at the way that criminal justice is applied to everybody else in this country, when you are the top head of an organization, people understand that, if they squeeze your children, that is a way to get you to tell the tr

he was over on "the view" on abc on friday and abby huntsman asked him a question.ate evil? >> i literally said there is foggy can do to bring your child back. there is nothing i can say to change your point of view. the fact i'm entrusted to do something much broader than just address one individual case. i have to address a system that is race-based system, a tremendous injustice for black and brown people. steve: what do you make of that? >> well i think that he is in denial about the existence of what is really happening in california. first of all he claims that it is racist. i do not think it is. he talks about six out of 10 are people of color but let's actually look at the real numbers. there are right now 247 white death row inmates in california. there are 266 "black death" row inmates. 184 hispanic and 40 other. all these individuals were tried by juries that were racially balanced and, his argument is flawed. it is just flawed. steve: i had not heard those numb before. phyllis, thank you for joining us today, giving us your point of view, telling us your

muchpompeo: i can't say only reassure you that ambassador huntsman, our team on the ground, our team that travels and has communications governmentssian raises this issue consistently and is doing all it can to treat it with the highest priority. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary. brother. being here, you have incredible control. to leave three times for restroom breaks. i want to ask you some questions about israel and the golan heights. and i was wondering if you could on thete some further strategic implications that will have for the region and will it the peace for process. sec. pompeo: so, first of all, madeecision the president was one that we'd been working on for some time and ultimately was theone because it right thing to do in the sense that is it recognized the reality on the ground so in the the decision was made because it was -- it was toply the right thing to do recognize israel's claim for the sovereignty of the golan heights. second, we also believe and we took a look at this. we believe this increases the we getood that resolution of the conflic

only can reassure you that our ambassador huntsman there, our team on the ground, our team that travels and has communications with russian government raises this issue consistently and is doing all it can to make sure we treat this issue with the highest priority. >> thank you. >> thank you. i'd reel back. >> mr. berchet. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. secretary. you've had incredible control. i've had to leave three times for rest room breaks. you stay right there. i'm not sure what was in your criteria for hiring, but a large bladder must have been there. so appreciative of that, brother. i'm -- going to ask you some questions about israel and the golan heights. and i was wondering if you could elaborate some further on the strategic implications that will have for the region and will it be helpful for the peace process. >> so first of all, the decision the president made was one that we had been working on for some time. and ultimately was done because it was the right thing to do in the sense that it recognized the reality on the ground. so in the first instance, the de