so i want to share this tweet we got from julie s. who says i push a the podcast intimate format and one on one conversations with dolly herself it's like she's reading these stories every time you tune in dedicate each weekly episode to a specific topic allows for more centered conversations as well so she now bring you in here on this one because i know you're the producer of this is that means you are you had been mired in research and autobiographies and videos talk to us about that process and what led to this format the format that julie is on twitter like so much. i think that the audience probably has the same experience that jad and i had. in in looking into this in looking into dolly and discovering her everything was kind of a surprise and we just started with the out of biography and the 1st interview and we knew it we knew everything that she had written about her life all those stories that jad tells her in the tennessee mountain home episode. you know she has all of those already written and recorded on an audio book so

i came from.amily i wanted to share that. i wanted to share what i learned from my parents and grandparents which is powerful knowledge. and then i want to talk about the forces that shape me. that includes what was i too grew up -- to grow up in washington, d.c. in the 70's and 80's. i had the privilege of attending private schools. as a young african-american woman, i learned a lot from bob. i learned a lot from my parents angry and painful divorce. i could not be honest about who i am without sharing what that was about and how about affected me. among the many forces that was as instrumental as any in shaping me. what are talking about my childhood or my struggles as a marriage, being the daughter of ailing parents while i am serving as u.n. ambassador rice national security advisor, all of those personal elements are critical to priam. -- critical to im. >> sometimes you go back and look at things in detail, you understand things you did not understand at the time. you figure out things that you could never figure out bef

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i want different voices at the table. we should sharehe same values but i think it's important that we sometimes have different ideas about how to get there. i am committed might cabinet will be at least 50% women, i think we will make better decisions. [applause] and i am looking for people who are smarter than me. i never want to be the smartest person in the room on any topics we are dealing with as a federal government. most important, i am looking for truth tellers. in the administration i built back home, the biggest difference my appointees made was when they were telling me things i did not want to hear, maybe we were having a tough conversation about a challenging issue and there's no easy choice. we had to have that truth telling at the table. elected, i think as an executive, you earn your paycheck when different people you trust who you know what they are doing -- who know what they are doing tell you something different and you have to decide which way to go. that process can only go well if you have a body of leaders who ha

tom, can i share our weird life story? so, tom and i have very -- in addition to having the honor of leading the two most -- the fastest moving trade associations in washington, no offense, mike, or maria, we also shared this crazy history. so tom and i both grew up in washington, d.c. tom went to the boys school her, i went to the girls school here. tom and i both went to dartmouth, not at the same time. then, tom lived here with his family and i lived here with my family. his kids went to the boys and girls school and my kids went to the girls and boys school and now lead the trade association. when we say we have a shared vision of what our future should look like, it comes from a shared past and history. it's this weird thing we didn't realize about ourselves. that's partly because of what most of what tom talked about i will say, yes, and expand upon. my goal for you to take away from this, i believe we have a shared view of what our energy future looks like, right? it's not a technology specific future, per se, but mo

i want different voices at the table. we should share same values but i think it's important that we sometimes have different ideas about how to get there. i am committed might cabinet will be at least 50% women, i think we will make better decisions. [applause] and i am looking for people who are smarter than me. i never want to be the smartest person in the room on any topics we are dealing with as a federal government. most important, i am looking for truth tellers. in the administration i built back home, the biggest difference my appointees made was when they were telling me things i did not want to hear, maybe we were having a tough conversation about a challenging issue and there's no easy choice. we had to have that truth telling at the table. elected, i think as an executive, you earn your paycheck when different people you trust who you know what they are doing -- who know what they are doing tell you something different and you have to decide which way to go. that process can only go well if you have a body of leaders who have

those are values that i share. ght at one time all decent humans share those values, but i see daily those values are set aside for clinical expediency. i want to see those -- political expediency. i want to see those times change and i believe mayor pete can bring that dignity and bring those values back to our government and to our administration into the white house.- and to the white [applause] i was surprised when i was offered the chance to have a microphone in my hand. she might not know that i could talk for another hour. [laughter] i have lots of things to say, but i will not. but i would like to welcome mayor pete back for the third ottumwa. this is the third time. i am excited. can we please give mayor pete the biggest ottumwa welcome yet. welcome, mayor pete. [applause and cheers] ♪ mayor beauty judge: thank you -- you for stepping up to be one of our strongest volunteers and to everybody i see wearing those precinct leader and captain buttons. if you could one more time stick your hand up and identify y

help israel achieve peace with the palestinians and peace with the rest of the world mr president i share that commitment and i look forward to working with you to achieve a peace that will protect israel's security provide the palestinians with dignity and their own national life and improve israel's relations with the arab world your peace plan advances all these goals 1st it addresses the root cause of the conflict. the inside and it by insisting that the palestinians will finally have to recognize israel as the jewish state. second it stipulates that israel will retain security control in the entire area west of the jordan river thereby giving israel a permanent eastern border a permanent eastern border to defend ourselves across all along this border this is something we've long to have we don't have such a recognized boundaries. 3rd your plan calls for hamas to be disarmed and for gaza to be de-militarized. forth it makes clear that the palestinian refugee problem must be solved outside the state of israel. 5th it calls for engine capital jerusalem to remain united under israel's so

i share that background because this was the first year in the history of the democratic caucus where we had a competitive race to figure out who is going to chair the democratic campaign. i would argue that my colleagues wanted somebody in this position who understands how to win in the tough districts. we have one of the biggest freshman classes in about a generation, but certainly the 42 people that i mentioned who are democrats in the u.s. house of representatives are from tough districts. i happen to be one of the 31 from the trump district. --colleagues thought i was as far as why i wanted this, i wanted to hang on to this majority that i consider a fragile majority. job is why i wanted this and i hope beyond hope that we can be successful in november of 2020. host: let me turn to natalie. natalie: on the impeachment, some of those 30 lawmakers in the districts that trump won they campaigned on working with the president and are the fastest to criticize the president. how should they be talking about impeachment in their districts in a way that resonates with people who may stil

posting huge numbers for the ourt quarter including an 81% increase in new money flowing into its i shares etfs that my friends more than $75 billion. but it does raise a question, are investors headed for a crash by pumping too much crash into passive investments, >> wasif, i want to start with you, you have a note out here, it says the worm has turned. the spread between the top ten and bottom 490 stocks in the s&p 500 has never been wider the big ten are controlling everything it's great when it's working what happens when investors eventually stop buying those stocks >> well, when that happens the overall market given their weight is going to feel the impact and those stocks are going to decline. >> how much? >> it depends on what the decline is given the weight that they have, the rally they've seen, there's going to be big impact that's why having a risk weighted approach instead of a market capitalization approach is a better way of going about it which is what we do our etfs. it's all risk weighted, what is the volatility of a stock not necessarily what is the weight of a stock in

not as a prince 01’ much as i can share. not as a prince ora duke, but much as i can share.t as harry, the same person that many of you have watched grow up over the last 35 years, now with a clearer perspective. the uk is my home. and a place that i love. that will never change. i have grown up that will never change. i have grown up feeling supported from so many of you, andi up feeling supported from so many of you, and i have watched, as you welcomed megan —— meghan with open arms, asi welcomed megan —— meghan with open arms, as i found the happiness i had wished for all my life. finally, the second son of diana got hitched. hooray. the speech was personal, with strong hints of disappointment and perhaps frustration. what i want to make clear is that we are not walking away, and we are certainly not walking away from you. our hope was to continue serving the queen, the commonwealth and my military associations, but without public funding. unfortunately, that wasn't possible. i have accepted this, knowing that it doesn't change who i am 01’ knowing that it doesn't change

when you understand the impact that kobe talked about with david stern dying, it reminds me of, as i shared with you earlier, at michael jackson's funeral, after i did the eulogy, how he talked to me about, wow, the impact somebody well known has. that's all i can think about today, coming back. is his brief discussion, we never had long meetings. we had different events. but the longest discussion was those few minutes he was like how michael really meant a lot to a lot of people because we're in the staples center and there were hundreds outside, and now that's kobe. he had that kind of impact. when stephanie says how you have more players wearing his sneaker, that's a statement. that is a statement of admiration, because he was the ultimate player to them in terms of being a competitor. and i think that you can't underestimate the cultural and social impact kobe bryant had, beyond the fact he was a great basketball player. >> do you think he was wondering at that time, here, rev, did he grow with that moment? was he reflecting a time in his career that was different than kobe was when he

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the reason being it is a values that i on share. i thought at one point all decent humans share those values but i see daily the values are set aside for political expediency, and i want to see those times change and i believe that mayor pete is the one that can bring that dignity and those ,alues back to our government the administration, and the white house. [applause] and i was surprised when sam offered me the chance to have a microphone in my hand because she might not know that i could talk for another hour. [laughter] dennis: i have lots of things to say. but i would like to welcome mayor pete back for the third time here, that's one of the things i told the first organizer, we need to see our and so i amn town, really excited that has happened. can we give mayor pete the biggest welcome yet? welcome, mayor pete. [cheers and applause] ♪ mr. buttigieg: thank you, and thank you to our precinct leaders. thank you to sam and our phenomenal organizers. you have adopted her and made her feel so welcome, so thank you to everybody fro

i. share more it seems to the dangers of anti-semitism then i know that when it starts off with insulting. and and the kramatorsk. the exhibition shows the power from exclusion to mass murder through interactive audio visual elements visitors learn about the events that culminated in the van z conference and the holocaust and about the fates of the victims a centerpiece of the exhibition is a copy of the minutes of the meeting that took place here in january $942.00 a meeting of which top nazi officials organized the systematic murder of european jews to advance the stands were very complex process it's about the administration of the division of labor with a murder and of course it's a challenge to find the right balance and to present this in a form that can be grassed relatively quickly by a broad public. least the new exhibition opens just ahead of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the death camps. we're right in the middle of a ward sees them which will come and culminate in the oscars on february the 9th on sunday night in los angeles it was the turn of the screen actors gui

i have no shares. i have no votes. and i have about as much support.d, your husband has all three. how the hell did you get out of prison? oh, it's just like shiloh always said -- if you keep believing, good things will happen. is it any wonder i wanted to honor his memory? your husband's memory? you know, pentonville isn't the most romantic place in the world, but, you know, it was good enough for us. it was just me, the chaplain, shiloh, and, of course, our witness here. i was honored to be included. mm. it was beautiful. thank you. and deeply spiritual. and -- and, harmony, i am so sorry that i didn't tell you sooner. i just -- given your feelings for shiloh, i just didn't want to break your heart. yeah, thanks, nelle, but i'm immune now. willow. you know, it really is a shame that you feel that you have to deny everyone's feelings for shiloh, especially your own, given the fact that you took something very precious from your time with him. i took my son, if that's what you're referring to. you know, shiloh spoke of wiley all the time. he always dre

president said was he believed that it probably could have been attacks against additional embassies i shared that view i know other members of national security team sure that you that's why i deployed thousands of american paratroopers to the middle east to reinforce our embassy in baghdad and other sites throughout the region probably and could have been that is that sounds more like an assessment than a specific tangible threat with a decisive piece of intelligence or the president didn't say when there was a tangible he didn't cite a specific piece of evidence what he says he probably he believes are you saying that it wasn't one i didn't see one with regard to 4 embassies what i'm saying is i sure the do that probably my expectation was they're going to go after our embassies. and then more broadly i suppose fair as fair is a dangerous phase in the u.s. iran conflict heightened by iran continuing to reduce its commitments under the iran nuclear deal. and we've had a statement from the europeans just in the last few hours and essentially it's a warning to iran through not talking about b

i don't think so. if they are expecting the pace over the last few years it can slow incrementally, their share of thatart of the business and the fact companies across the business, across specters need to have better management of their data, i still think there's a huge opportunity here. >> let's jump over to sue herera and get the headlines. hi, sue. >> hello, scott. hello, everyone. here is what's happening this hour former national security adviser john bolton said if he's subpoenaed he is prepared to testify. bolton who left the white house in september said he has weighed the issues of executive privilege and after careful consideration would, indeed, comply with the senate subpoena. court has been adjourned in the harvey weinstein trial jury selection will begin tomorrow morning weinstein accused of sexual assault has pleaded not guilty to charges earlier weinstein accuser rosanna arquette speaks out. >> as one of the silence breakers i standard in solidarity against brave survivors standing against harvey weinstein in this trial i join the other women also harmed by harvey weinstein to say we

the reason being it is a values that i on share. i thought at one point all decent humans share those values but i see daily the values are set aside for political expediency, and i want to see those times change and i believe that mayor pete is the one that can bring that dignity and those ,alues back to our government the administration, and the white house. [applause] and i was surprised when sam offered me the chance to have a microphone in my hand because she might not know that i could talk for another hour. [laughter] dennis: i have lots of things to say. but i would like to welcome mayor pete back for the third time here, that's one of the things i told the first organizer, we need to see our and so i amn town, really excited that has happened. can we give mayor pete the biggest welcome yet? welcome, mayor pete. [cheers and applause] ♪ mr. buttigieg: thank you, and thank you to our precinct leaders. thank you to sam and our phenomenal organizers. you have adopted her and made her feel so welcome, so thank you to everybody fro

could work along with many other tattoo artists to quote expand the business and get better at what i share. a passion that's not without risks here in the islamic republic but for ason a being able to pursue her art is worth it. st peter's square now in a very rare scene where a woman who made it through pope francis's entourage cause a scene that led to a papal slap a rebuke. and shaking hands of people a crowd was turning to leave one a woman suddenly yanked him from behind the abrupt physicality appeared to cause the 84 year old some pain he slapped her hand away and gave her a good scolding before moving away visibly annoyed with all of it while within moments francis was back to wishing people happy new year and kissing children. live from berlin i'm brian thomas don't forget there's always more at our web site www dot com for now though from the entire team happy new year and thanks for being with us. and for. which course in. any time any. w.p.s. .

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all those dreams and hopes and aspirations i had as a kid and i thought were silly and i was scared to share. >> reporter: gary clark jr. is from austin, texas. the son of gary clark sr., a car salesman and his wife sandy, an accountant. mom still does his books and says her son's life changed forever at age 12. >> he got the guitar for christmas, and then checked out a couple of books and was just totally self-taught. >> you know, he is upstairs in his room playing and still is. come here, come listen to this. got upstairs, looked a little closer, and there he is, he is hitting note for note. >> reporter: the very next year, clark was good enough to play gigs in the city, on school nights no less. >> i used to feel guilty having him in night clubs. i used to look around, why do i have my 13-year-old kid in a bar. >> reporter: why did you? >> because he wanted to be there. >> i was raised real religious baptist, go to church every sunday. fear of god was very present in the house, you know what i mean. >> reporter: we caught up with clark on the set of his latest music video. ♪ ♪ i remember

as much as i can share. not as a prince oi’ much as i can share. ora duke much as i can share. not as a prince or a duke but as harry, the same person that many of you have watched grow up person that many of you have watched grow up over person that many of you have watched grow up over the last 35 years but now with a clearer perspective. the uk is my home and a place that i love. that will never change. i have grown up love. that will never change. i have grown up feeling supported from so many of you and i watched as you welcomed meghan with open arms as you saw me find the love and happiness that i had hoped for all my life. finally, the second assigned of diana got hitched —— the second son of diana got hitched, hurray. i also know that you have come to know me well enough overall these years to trust that the woman i chose as my wife upholds the same values as i do and she does and she is the same woman i fell in love with. we both do everything we can to fly the flag and carry out our roles for this country with pride. once meghan and i were

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so, yeah, i just wanted to share some comments here. we'll get more answers at the hearing, and i do think this is an opportunity because it was 12 hours impacted or if this was a larger disaster. thank you so much. >> thank you. uh-huh. >> just wanted to give kudos to some of our personnel from our homeland security unit. captain chris put together an exercise that basically involved the station being incapacitated. we had an opportunity to pull out our continuity of operations, and it's an enlightening exercise. there are a lot of areas we need to get better at. captain has done a good job and it's something we plan to do in other districts in our police departments. just for the group, if you haven't done that in a while, it was a very good exercise. i know from a city-wide -- and i know you have been working on table tops as well, but i wanted to put that on everybody's minds. those opportunities rarely come up. it's always good to practice. >> yeah. thank you. that's music to our ears. someone opened their c.o.o. plan. anyone else?

joe played for the 76 ers, but he was a good friend, and someone that i shared a friendship. and it's hard for me to understand now how this is affecting joe and his wildfife. so i feel my heart felt regret and prayers and my thoughts are with you guys. kobe was an incredible family man. he loved his wife and daughters. he was an incredible athlete, and a leader in a lot of ways. he inspired a whole generation of young athletes. he was one of the first ones to leave high school and come into the nba and do so well. dominating the game and becoming one of the best scorers that the los angeles lakers has ever seen. i had the privilege of being there when he scored his 81-point game. it was something i will always remember as one of the highlights of the things i have learned and observed in sports. kobe, my thoughts are with you, absolutely. rest in peace, young man. this loss is -- it's just hard to comprehend. go with god. >> well-said, indeed. joining us by phone, 5-time nba champion, former lakers player, michael cooper. thank you for joining us. very sad moments for all of

second, comes to grip with it and thirdly to think back on the time that i shared with him, watching him growing up and kind of a couple of year being a surrogate first quarter surrogate father to him. >> only three men in the history of the nba scored more points in their careerobe bryant. a person on top of that list is kareem abdul jabar, he posted this today. >> kobe bryant was an incredible athlete and an incredible husband and father. he inspired a generation of athletes. >> kobe bryant inspired a lot of players all across the world. live in los gatos, marianne favro. >> reporter: sports camp is going on right now here at l los gatos. i had a chance to talk to some of their parents and they were so sad to learn that a basketball legend is gone. as anderson enjoys working on basketball with his four years old son, cooper, hremembering k plans to talk his son all about the basketball legend. >> i know when i was younger, everybody knew about kobe bryant. i knew he was the one player that i looked up to and seeking to practice my skills and at home and homework, kobe bryant was kn

joe played for the 76ers, but he was a good friend and someone that i shared a friendship. and it's hard for me to understand now how this is affecting joe and his wife. so to kobe's family i want to say my most sincere and heartfelt regrets and prayers, and my thoughts are with you guys. kobe was an incredible family man. he loved his wife and daughters. he was an incredible athlete and a leader in a lot of ways. he inspired a whole generation of young athletes. he was one of the first ones to leave high school and come into the nba and do so well, dominating the game and becoming one of the best scorers that the los angeles lakers has ever seen. i had the privilege of being there when he scored his 81-point game. and it was something that i will always remember as one of the highlights of the things that i have learned and observed in sports. ko kobe, my thoughts are with you, absolutely. rest in peace, wrung man. this loss is just hard to comprehend. go with god. cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready... to be your own boss. that's the beauty of your smile.

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and i share your view that it is almost -- there is none so blind as he who will not see, and i have admonished some of my republican colleagues to make sure you look out for your legacy, because this presidency will end one way or another, if not through impeachment and removal it may be at the ballot box or if he gets four more years, he won't be able to run again. but where will you be after this president leaves? what will you tell your grandchildren about how you behaved in office and not holding this president accountable. >> macon, georgia, independent. >> good morning. i'm an independent. my question is, if there is voter suppression or disenfranchising of voters, what's the democratic party doing to educate these individuals concerning these things happening like the voter suppression and disenfranchising of voters? i feel like they have responsibility to talk to these individuals and educate them on how to understand and know what is happening. also, on the topic of the economy, he said milwaukee is doing so bad you said milwaukee is doing so bad. in an economy that is doin