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carol: wait, wait. slow down. you got to dig into this. there were things i had no idea. ut climate changes and beneficial to the lobster industry because that doesn't make sense to me. jason: and lobster eaters. carol: yeah. exactly. >> so it's a fascinating phenomenon. you look at lobster production in maine, the number of lobsters -- from world war ii into the 1980's it's pretty steady at about 20 million pounds a year. and then all of a sudden what starts happening is the gulf of maine starts to warm up in a way. and that means that you get this kind of peak temperature, the peak lobster temperature, in terms of reproduction that hits gulf of maine and some really productive fisheries and the population just starts to boom up in maine. while it's booming off of maine, it's actually dying further south. in places like long island sound. and so 2016, that 20 million pounds that you saw from the 19 -- from world war ii to the 1980's all of a sudden, you're seeing the lobster production that's five times that. 120 million. jason: that's incredible. carol: yeah. it is. jaso

carol, for tag you got for us? iam early. but carol, for tag you got for us? i am in siam early. ctacular laser show. you can see, very nice glitter ball in there as well, reminiscent of what you would see on strictly come dancing. talking of dancing, a great way to keep warm this morning because it's cold, if you are standing upforany because it's cold, if you are standing up for any length of time wrap—up warmly. we have an easterly wind which will strengthen during today, really making it feel quite at, also showers in the forecast, some of those wintry especially on the hills. you can see on this chart, the blue across the uk, cold air, the wind coming straight off a cold continent from the east. first thing this morning we have a lot of showers, some of them merging all ready to produce longer spells of rain over southern england, also in the east, the gusty winds drifting west through the day. the wind particularly gusty along the eastern coast, 40—50 miles an hour, brightest skies in northern ireland and western scotland with some sunshine. temperature wise no great shakes,

i was excited to not -- and then excited again. it's called mr. black. cold brew. and like coffee. great. and says coffee liqueur. carol: and then got> got interested. jason: so i'm a huge cold brew person. and i was very excited when this came around. it is literally a liqueur that case like brewed coffee but it's like a very rich flavor. and you know, we were looking for -- i would drink it straight. but they recommend some cocktails with it and said ok, have it with mescao which sounded disgusting. jason: wo. >> actually, it's good. the flavor of coffee -- carol: have you tried it? >> the flavor of coffee and mescao, worked together and smokiness and versatile. liqueur. and everyone that we've given to and tested it really likes it. carol: what does it go for? >> $40. carol: bargain, bargain. jason: what are you leveling up there? your liqueur? >> your coffee. [laughter] jason: that's how it is on the pursuit row. carol: and nobody wants this, i'll take it. >> yeah. so carol has a new christmas present. [laughter] that is a $670 lemaire ultra luxury cream and infused with 20 carat gold. carol: of course it is. >> the level up you

i had a. dollar . dallas. dallas. dallas ballet is what. we got carol before we carried the music with us. with a drag here. by. going to get rid of those who will not go away we will not die quietly. real the heart of what we do is the truth. and this young the lying circumstances that allowed for these emotions of this very very eventful violence. i think we may get the sons and even grandsons of dying at some point in the future it's primarily a political issue now if the test taken only minutes we. are mature cations. welcome back well the impact of the great recession upon the crash that was huge in the us the g.d.p. began retracting during the third quarter of two thousand and eight and ended up negative point one percent for the year followed in two thousand and nine by a negative two point five percent rate of unemployment for two thousand and eight was seven point three percent but went up. nine point nine percent the next year home foreclosures jumped by eighty one percent in two thousand and eight up two hundred twenty five percent from two thousand and six as over eight hundred sixty thousand fa

carole king on the record. >> i was on tour with bob dylan in 1995 and i got to the last show in dublin and carole king's in theello is back o after being on break last summer canceling dates to remove a small but very aggressive cancerous malignancy. >> how's your health? >> i'm grt.ea i was extremely lucky to have this little thing found. bot complicated with british tabloids blew it up in a big scare. >> no, i am not dying. it's not to make a joke of it because you don't have to walk very far to find somebody who you love is genuinely having a fight. >> you felt it was disrespectful to the people who really are battling cancer? >> yeah. >> and on his new album, elvis's voice sounds stronger than ever. >> you actually in the beginning didn't think of yourself as a singer. >> no, not originally. one of of my favorites in my teenage years was robbie robinson. he didn't sing and there were three people in the band that song. i couldn't find people like that to play with, show to do the singing myself. everybody took a step back and i was just left there like the volunteer, you know. >> now in a special saturday

i want to vacuum or something like that. >> we got the funk. we got the funk. >> that's so simple. >> carolelback if. >> ryan zinke, secretary of the interior, needs to fall back. i want to say with all these bells and whistles going on, coming out of the administration, no one is paying that much attention to the environment. but ryan zinke has this thought that he's putting in for permission. normally, departments have to give all their records to the national archives and ryan zinke wants per mission to destroy records. he needs to fall back. i'll bringing this up. people can comment until november 26th. because you can, you should. >> harry, who needs to fall back in your view? >> tv. >> good one. >> but this is -- honestly. >> no, no. >> every time you go some place and people say, have you seen this thing? have you seen the streaming of this, the streaming of this and that and hbo and hulu, netflix. and whatever. it's too much. it's too much. i did an interview with julia roberts and this amazing show called "homecoming." it's really terrific. i'm not sure i had gotten to it if i wasn'

i don't know. it's been a while. >> reporter: someone else talked to the detectives, too. a man who showed up just minutes after the deputies got there. jim knapp, carol's. the man who had been living in the guest house. >> i can't remember the month i moved in. >> reporter: and jim knapp had a lot to say about carol, but he didn't stop there. >> it was certainly a gruesome scene. >> blood drops. shoe prints. the clues tell a story. >> the shelf was knocked over several minutes after the blood hit it. guess who's beefing up a steak & egg breakfast burrito? this guy. loaded with prime rib steak, scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns, and melted cheese. because at jack in the box, whoops, we're all about beefing up breakfast. beefy, baby! try my new steak & egg breakfast burrito. steak & eggr breakfast burrito. loaded with prime rib steak, scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns, and melted cheese. because at jack in the box, we're all about beefing up breakfast. ...think i pulled something. try my steak & egg breakfast burrito. part of the breakfast burrito family. >> reporter: just before 9:00 p.m., july 2nd, just around the time carol kennedy's worried family

i would be. good. carol we hear we care the music with us. we are you with a dry gear. by you have got to get rid of those who are not go away who will not die quietly. real the hard but what we do is the truth. on this young the lying circumstances that allowed for the emergence of this very very eventful violence i think we may get the songs and even grandsons of direction some point in the future it's primarily a political issue in iraq that has taken on minutes really. around the traditions. of. good a place called camp sundown to get for people that can't decide and they're like so tired. this is like a safe house i guess they don't have to talk about what they go through with us because we understand our daughter katie was diagnosed with a very rare son sensitive condition if i get sunburned i feel she doesn't feel patients when they have problems with the walk to talk to your son the brains that are actually shrinking inside the skull gets thicker in the brain still small. the pain is indescribable it's feels like a really really bad chemical burn but it goes through your skin i

i want to know what carol says they've got hurricane related sales that are good.t perfect nobody's perfect kind of like joey brown at the end of -- >> yeah. >> right >> my man! >> nobody's perfect. >> nobody's perfect. >> best. >> you've got to end there >> boy, i'll tell you -- >> nvidia is going to help the ndx today on that susquehanna upgrade. >> nvidia, it's down 100 points for heavens' sakes doesn't that matter? we have stocks down so big it's incredible >> remarkable job. the stock is up 32 >> thank you >> i'm saying these are corrections, they are not the end of things as we know it. that's why we can bounce so i am -- i am arguing for doing nothing. i am arguing for staying the course, looking for things to buy, not sell right here concerned that -- when travel trust sold emerson, i love emerson. why did you sell because if china is slowing, then you need to be domestic i think powell blinks before china gets solved. >> okay. >> that's my thinking. >> china blinks before powell -- >> powell blinks because of navarro. larry is at odds with the na ra - nava

there are real consequences and i think kobach is representatives of where people are saying wait a minute, we've got to stop pulling this in, which is why i agree with carolep going. we can't stop. that's why we're here early this morning. we can't stop. it reminds me the story of heavyweight champion joe lewis many years ago. he got knocked down in a fight, and his trainer said to him when you get knocked down stay on the mat and collect your thoughts before you get up, wait until the count of eight. but he got knocked down and jumped right up and he said i told you to stay down, why did you jump right back up, and he said to give that other guy time to catch his breath. as much as we're seeing a win, when we look at what happened with stacey, don't forget we are in that close of a black man winning in florida and a black man winning in georgia. this country is better than they thought it was, we just got to bring it the rest of the way. >> so we have three sons of the south here. and as a son of the south, i can tell you it's very interesting when i went to bed last night and knew that gillum had lost and knew that most likely stacey abrams was going to

i got some dark chocolate. there's one factor here, shep, that may work in nancy pelosi's favor. carole could be a big event like when the government runs out of money. if they go into a shut down, this is her chance to say these are the types of things we're fighting for. shep? >> shepard: chad pergram reporting. the pentagon got $700 billion of your tax dollars last year. you wonder how the military spends that money? you can keep wondering. for the first time ever, accountants did an audit of the pentagon and the short version, the pentagon failed. apparently some of the accounting problems could take years to fix and cost millions more dollars. jennifer griffin reporting live from the pentagon. >> since 1990, the pentagon was to undergo an audit. last december, jim mattis ordered the first ever audit. the headline is that the pentagon failed this first ever audit. patrick shanahan said that is beside the point. we failed the audit but never expected to pass it. everybody betting against us that we wouldn't even do the audit. it found inventory discrepancy that the pentagon thought

i have to share. thirty five foot r.v. trailer with a three hundred fifty pound guy. gets . done. friends are. those. dallas. dolly is what. we got carol we here we care the music with us. we are here with a drag here. by you know going to get rid of those who are not go away we will not die quiet. real the hard work we do is the truth. and the see on the lying circumstances that's a load for the emergence of this very very eventful violence i think that we may get the sons and even grandsons of guys at some point in the future it's primarily a political issue in iraq that has taken only minutes we. put on the for cations. us veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. we're going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defense off that says we're going to attack and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money on those without enough. if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being kille

got a program you don't know when you're forty what record. and trainee want to be limited to the ira for restriction techniques if so i don't go once more. carolled there are roughly ninety different tree types sixty of them growing in this forest of brought all kinds of sids back from my travels which are planted here and using traditional medicine without plants there's no medication and if you don't know what to do with the plant maybe someone will come along and show you one day so a dog or swears by natural medicine he knows which healing oils leech medication can be extracted from the fruits backs and routes his reputation draws and well people to him every day whom he and his children treat in these hearts. when i built this house as truck more deaths the sick here they can recover and one of the hudson is my store for dried leaves and three blocks that i need to treat people leave. your career going to provide them healing with nature while nature heals us our dog was pham has spread he's now probably known as the man who stopped the desert on top of that the water table has risen a whole five meters the entire region has become more five

got one? >> i think i do. i'm looking for joey and carol. joey and carol. joey and carol. there they are. okay.rolina. >> near wofford. >> i went to school about to minutes away from greenville. >> you did, and we watched you. my daughter-in-law watched you on wis. >> thanks for coming. thanks for coming. who are these two? >> my sweet babies, caroline and jackson. if you can get us on tv, you'll save me a lot of money. because that's all they want for christmas is to see mommy and aunt carol on the "today" show. >> thank you for coming. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> christmas wish granted. >> very nice. >>> well, coming up, we've got a behind-the-scenes look at one of the hottest tickets on broadway, the cher show. it's so hot cher has come to see it herself. for her looking in a mirror has to be crazy. >>> jill is back at it. more holiday steals and deals. we covered the kids. we covered the ladies. this morning, it's all about the boys. >> about time. >> you're going to get spoiled. >>> meanwhile, coming up in the third hour here, we're going to take a walk on the wild side. it is

got one? >> i think i do. i'm looking for joey and carol. joey and carol. joey and carol. oh, there they are. okay. hey!here. >> thanks for coming. who are these two? >> my sweet bies caroline and jackson. if you can get us on tv, you will save me a lot of money because that's all they want for christmas is to see me and aunt carol on "the today show." >> i think j wet saved you a lot of money. there you go. thanks for coming. merry christmas to you. christmas gift granted. all right. >> very nice. >> coming up, we have got a behind-the-scenes look at one of the hottest tickets on broadway. "the cher show." it is so hot, cher has come to see. to herse it's like, what? it's like her looking in a mirror. crazy. >>> more holiday "steals & deals." we covered theids. we covered the ladies. this morning it's all about the boys. >> it's about time. >> meanwhile, in the third hour we will take a walk on the wild side. nduere weengo join a us this studio. i don't think sonny is going to like it. >> before the cats, the top dog y, so a puppy with a purpose and his guide dog foundation passed a huge milnntone. so

i feel like so much of the show is realizing the songs that carol oe carole wrot tons of surprises. >> sarah backelle stars -- >> she got! but she's here. >> but as the be understudy, you have that part you need to know front and back but then you have to know your own pa y. >>'re excited to really learn and you learn you're capable of anything. it's swordo hard but you do it. >> we wish you well -- no, that's not what yo say. >> break a leg. >> break a leg. >>wegman's grocery store will be built in the rict. it will be located in an area developers will call city ridge. it's o the other side of the fannie mae headquarters. there will be office space, a health club and more than 600 apartments and kocondos, too. >> the next iphone could come with a hefty price president trump saying he tpects to move ahead with tariffs on next products that come from china, which could include a 10% tariff iphones and other products imported from it's unknown whether apple would shoulder the extra cost ofs tarir pass them on to consumers. >>> cyber monday sales were in line to hit a record of $7.9 billion as of yesterday. that would be

once they have got this power, it is pretty tempting to say, to go to court and file this. you can get all your money back with interest, immediately. carol: ithat you say that. the courts become a high-speed debt collector for these merchant owners of capital. zeke: the courts may not even realize the role they are playing in this. it has gotten huge. there have been 25,000 of these cases filed. carol: coming up, why the new nafta has a long road. jason: the democrats top election lawyer gearing up for 2020. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ jason: welcome back. i'm jason kelly. carol: i am carol massar. you can listen to us on the radio in new york, boston, and washington, d.c. jason: in the bay area and in london and our app. in this week's politics section, the new nafta is scheduled to be signed at the g20 conference at the end of this month. the usmca is not about to be become law. carol: the hostile house appears reluctant to give president trump the win he craves. we look into the long road ahead. >> we're hearing from house john the kratz they don't -- house democrats they do not like what they see, the enforcement measur

got us. beautiful.en so maybe the west point band knows some cistmas carols. the rockefeller center il bring it to you live. >>> just ahead, by the way, the great kurt russell is taking on an iconic role. he is playing santa claus. can't wait to talk to him in a few minutes. >>> you may not be able to get reservation at her restaurant. but missy robbins is here, sharing recipes straight off thu >> speakin of cook inging, all s week on the third,"our of "tod we're going to have a special series, "when i grow ." i get to be a chef. and craig gets to try this, as well, with a superstar, which i. pretty cool jenna is doing it.an so is stephanie gosk. >> by the way, i saw natalie. >> natalie morales. >> she in the house. >> and jenna and i will be -- >> hosting that show. >> you're practically a professional chef now. >> didn't you cut your finger showing off your knife skills? >> it was a a bit of knife fight. we'll show you what happened. >>> you h e a check of the weather? >> i have all five. >> on that hand. >> you should see -- never mind. that was close. almost lost the whole thing r

carol is now actively campaigning for his release, believes he's an innocent man? >> i think that's part of the process in some respects. her heart has been broken. >> and she's convinced you got. >> when i heard that, i was genuinely surprised. >> it's been a roller coaster ride for 16 years for her. tomorrow or the next day, chris could be guilty in her mind again. >> so, perhaps now would be a good time to talk to the man in the middle of all this. this serial confessor, christopher tapp. >>> coming up -- >> i didn't kill nobody. >> so why would he confess? tackling the biggest mystery of all when "dateline" continues. ♪ -[ slurping ] ♪ -act your age. get your own insurance. [ child babbling ] -aah! -oh! -act your age. get your own insurance. -act your age. with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. with a range of sizes for all body types, depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your best fit. you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia, - a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that can disrupt yo

carol and i'm glad that you brought that up. i am curious, in terms of looking at all the different investments that you had available to you with the cash he got back, why did you choose to invest in real estate versus investing in stocks or bonds or private equity or crypto or any other class you could have invested in? >> partly that is an understanding issue. and in real estate before but i have no idea about crypto. i have looked into it, it looks crazy to me. i think stocks are pretty high right now. again, we're talking a potentially a recession sometime soon. no one really knows. it could be a big drop in the stock market and to me that sounds like risk. i look at real estate and i think even the people that bought at the very highest level, 06 and 07, they are in the money right now. for a longer time period -- >> i think we would argue with you on that one. >> the houses that your purchase, are you using it as a rental property or how are you using them? >> i have a couple of rental properties. the house they purchased with this was not actually a house. i went into a partnership at an apartment complex outside of atlanta. that was me

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i can ask you, are you kidding me? >> well, you know, what i'm trying to wrap my head around here, and first off, congratulations to carol and "the washington post" on the reporting. i'm envious they got she thinking? in the story, it says she wasn't aware that there were rules like this. was she not present for the last two years prior to this, as they chanted "lock her up" at her father' convention and her father's rallies? is it complete ignorance or hubris that she is above the rules, what people used to stay about hillary clinton, that you just can't trust her, she doesn't care. whether that was true or not, that was the republican charge against her, with her e-mail server controversy, being the number one item on the indictment. and here we have ivanka trump doing this, with a domain she shared with jared kushner. so this, again, seems to be a family affair, and it boils down to too unaware, too stupid, or i just don't care. maybe she should be wearing the coat that melania walked around in. >> these are two individuals that are under federal law barred from serving at almost every federal government position under the anti-nepotism law. they found a loophole by giving them qua

i said, was there a specific threat? and there wasn't. when we got there we were met by 250 to 300 children, all about fourth, fifth graders, thereabouts, singing christmas carols, and i said, boy, that's a real threatening situation. it was foolish in the extreme, and they needed our help. they were not getting enough food. they were not getting enough medicine, and their shelter was very meager, to say the least. so in january, 2017, i introduced h.r. 390, a stronger version of the previous bill, the house unanimous he -- unanimously passed it, again, totally bipartisan, on june 6. the senate passed it with a slightly amended version which is why it's before the house today for reconsideration. h.r. 390 authorizes the administrator to the u.s. agency for international development and the secretary of state to direct humanitarian, stabilization and recovery assistance to these communities to enable them to survive and someday thrive in iraq and syria. authorizes to fund entities conducting criminal investigations into isis perpetrators who committed atrocity crimes in iraq. the evidence these entities collect and preserve will be will be used to apprehend and

i got back and relayed the tail to my wife after my shift. i did go back. everyone is glad you did. nice to see everyone is glad you did. nice to see you. here's carolosure on the hills and the coasts. so a murky start for many of us. the first band of rain sweeps off into the north sea, only to be replaced by showers in the west. some of the showers will merge, giving some longer spells of heavy rain. and we are not immune to the odd rumble of thunder. scotland is cloudy this afternoon, with showers, the heaviest of which will merge in the south—west. and you can see showers down the spine of england, with further showers coming in from the south—west, wrapped around that area of low pressure. not as warm as yesterday in kent, where manston reached 17 degrees. through the evening, ourfirst line reached 17 degrees. through the evening, our first line of showery rain pushes into the north sea. then it clears up and under the clear skies, temperatures will drop quickly. in rural areas, we are not immune toa quickly. in rural areas, we are not immune to a touch of frost. we also have this next arc of rain coming from our next system into the west. tomo

carol, before we get an answer, can you tell us a little bit about yourself? >> caller: yes, former home-ed teacher, i did a lot of other things after i got married and moved out of the area for a while and i ran a social service agency for hud working with poverty and did all of my research on that and have been advocate for change and humanities and social action and all kinds of things with handicap so i've been very, very involved all of my life and continue to be. and i have time. >> host: thank you, ma'am. >> guest: economic hardship reporting project and carol, please subscribe to news letter, economic hardship, economic economichardship.org. you can donate if you can. what we are trying to do is gather voices, a quarter of contributors are lower income but are professional journalists whom are now on welfare, almost been evicted. really what has happened to journalism in the country is untold story and that's part of what we are trying to do with economic hardship reporting project. thank you for your interest. >> host: bob in tyler, texas. >> caller: great to be on, thanks so much for this, i tweeted a question under political that i will repeat here,

i remember seeing something like that, obviously in a film, in mission impossible, where there was that scene, wasn't there? that wasn't real! it is 8:10am. carol has goter on the london underground, and detective chief superintendent paul furnell, head of crime and public protection at british transport police. a very good morning to all of you. katie, just give us a sense of the incident itself. for me, iwas katie, just give us a sense of the incident itself. for me, i was going to work at eight o'clock in the morning, i was going the same way that i had always travelled to work, andi that i had always travelled to work, and i had got onto the tube and i had noticed that somebody had got on quite closely behind me. standing close behind me. it wasn't a packed train, i have been on busy trains, but i never thought what was going to happen would happen. and you called him out? what did you say? stop it? i can't quite remember now but there were words said and he definitely knew that i was aware.” called him out as we were coming off the tube as well and he was taken off as the tube as well and he was taken offasi the tube as well and he was taken off a

got quite a day ahead. carol will be here with the weather in a few moments. now we can go live to brussels for the sport with sally. is, ben stokes, joe root and moeen ali also out and england 13a—5 in kandy. there's a new boss at the premier league. susanna dinnage is going to be the new chief executive, taking overfrom richard scudamore who stands down next month. dinnage is currently a senior executive at the discovery media organisation, and will become one of the most powerful women in british sport when she starts her new role injanuary. wayne rooney says it's been strange rejoining the england squad this week. he retired from international football last year, but is been back in training with england for a one off appearance in the friendly match against the united states at wembley tomorrow. it was a strange feeling. i don't know whether that was nerves or, ermm... it was different to when you'd normally come in and meet up. but, no, i think everyone obviously gave me a nice welcome, and it will be great to walk in the dressing room to see your shirt up once again and have the opportunity to have that last ru

i think there is enough subsidies going to these corporations and the nuclear industry is not wanted by most of the people in new york. you have got to get that right. thank you very much. host: caroln twitter saying most seem to be doing well around southeast palm beach county. aids the economy. we get folks from canada who stay the winter here. we are talking about manufacturing jobs in your community. if you are on the eight -- in the eastern and central time zones, 202-748-8000. mountain and pacific time zones, 202-748-8001. for those who work in manufacturing, 202-748-8002. more reaction from newspapers from the midwest due to closures by gm. this is from the columbus dispatch, that job promises could haunt president trump with .he gm lordstown closure at the chevy cruze assembly-line could halt -- want president -- president donald trump. ohio lawmakers expressed fury over general motors saying they intend to close the 1600 plant in march. the company signaled for months declining sales and higher steel costs due to tariffs would hurt automakers. that story quoting david kellen saying donald trump will take the heat on this because he has been out in front about trade. he is