instagram at jfk junior forum for behind-the-scenes highlights. please take your seats out and join me in welcoming our guests and director of the center on media, politics and public policy, nancy gibbs. [applause]. >> good evening and for those of you that have not had a chance this semester to make it across the charles hotel, the center over is focused on the intersection of media, politics and public policy which means we are looking at the quality of information in a free society, so a lot of that means working to get the best research into the hands of journalists to help newsrooms with hard questions that they are facing. all of that is promoting good high-quality information, but you will understand why at this moment in our history and a lot of our work is also focused on information contaminants, on bad information, on the ways in which information streams are polluted and a poisoned. and deleting that work for us is doctor john donovan who will moderate tonight. i think of joan as the model of the scholar who bridges theory and practic

going to jfk during rush hour hour is a mess.t we are trying to -- david: what does that cost to do if you want to go from downtown manhattan to jfk? dara: in an uber copter? about $200. if you are going from downtown new york to jfk with an uber black, it will cost close to $200 anyway. the magic of being able to do it in a helicopter is we are bringing in demand from thousands of users going to jfk and matching three or four users and putting them in the same vehicle. one of the keys in terms of traffic is that most people drive alone and that is a huge waste of our roads. it is a huge waste of gas, etc. we have a product where we match two or three or four riders into one car. the uber copter is pool for the air. what you will see is the helicopters will be replaced by a generation of electrically vertical power and landing. david: will they ever be driverless? dara: they will eventually be driverless. we are going to start with pilots. it is the safer way to go. you can expect that in the aviation industry in general, they ar

a month after he signed the act into law, jfk was assassinated.ing this period, eunice also decided to expose the family's secret, bringing rosemary's story out into the open for the first time and, later, making sure she was a regular visitor to the shriver family home until her death in 2005. i think when anybody wants to tell a story that some people in your family don't want you to tell, i think that requires bravery, it requires courage. she ran things for developmental disability which her father was trying to... interviewer: brush it under the carpet? yeah, and what did she do? she blasted it out. how did she pull that off? then she invited hundreds of children out of institutions and into her own back yard for sporting summer camps. i think she saw sport as a way to get these people out of the basement. camp shriver was the experiment, was the foundation, for special olympics. mommy was proving, in our back yard, that people with intellectual disabilities could compete, could run, could swim, could play archery, could ride horses. if you c

little bit better, but you can pick your destination loss to new york jfk. denver, los angeles all of those places have seen delays today and it's impacting all the travelers coming here either for gore getting back home from the holidays. >>most making their way to or from sfo monday were delayed either due to bad weather here for bad weather somewhere else. >>came from las vegas. so we're about an hour delay. we had a 7.30 flight and we got to the airport pretty early and we were delayed until 1115. >>in all sfo saw more than a 100 cancellations on monday and more than 500 delays generally ranging from an hour to as many as 4 hours. >>so i started in ethiopia at us and that i flew i had to a connecting flight in chicago that was delayed getting here because of weather conditions. so that's kind of been a nightmare. >>our to hear we have to stop because there's large headwinds to get rid of the gas. so it to refuel in phoenix to come here. how long was the delay about an hour and a half and because it's the beginning of the workweek in the school week. >>ma

to philly, jfk, boston, we expect significant airport delays through the day today. this storm area is expansive from the central u.s. to the east coast. i will highlight the east coast. we know where the storm is headed. it is knocking on the doorstep of new york city and philadelphia. you can see the rain/snow mix with the shading of purple. we have the potential for a full-fledged ice storm up to a half an inch of ice across central pennsylvania. here's the 50 million americans impacted stretching from the new england coastline through the midwest and northern plains. still even blizzard warnings for some locations with the strong winds. this is a complex storm. we will try to break it down for you. the wintry mix will start this morning. there is enough warm air where it will transition to all rain. keeping snowfall totals down for new york, philadelphia, and more so into the boston region. but on the backside of this, another secondary low will hug the coastline, draw in cold air, and transition it pack to snow. so we will still get snow for many of the upstate

>> uber copter is available between lower manhattan and jfk that you can book and we're opening up to app. and uber air is a future product that we're going to launch once we have new vehicles. uber copter is the first version of that future product. that's fundamentally of what we think of as multimodal. >> i can take a $200 hospital ride or an uber x that would get me there, for only $60. can you talk about how you can justify the cost of that? >> we're only going to be offering -- operating the copter service in the afternoon during congested time. the operating window will be from 2:00 to 5:00 or 2:00 to 6:00 on certain days. we show copter as an option when it will save you time. when i rent a car, i never compromise. too shabby! too much! i can rent this? for that price? absolutely. it's just right! book your just right rental at thrifty.com. it's just right! so bob, what do you take for back pain? before i take anything, i apply topical pain relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or

in fact things are getting a little bit better, but you can pick your destination loss to new york jfks all of those places have seen delays today and it's impacting all the travelers coming here either for gore getting back home from the holidays. >>most making their way to or from sfo monday were delayed either due to bad weather here for bad weather somewhere else. >>came from las vegas. so we're about an hour delay. we had a 7.30 flight and we got to the airport pretty early and we were delayed until 1115. >>in all sfo saw more than a 100 cancellations on monday and more than 500 delays generally ranging from an hour to as many as 4 hours. >>so i started in ethiopia at us and that i flew i had to a connecting flight in chicago that was delayed getting here because of weather conditions. so that's kind of been

arrivals in jfk right now doing much better at 90%.ashington dulles not looking great so far either. the national weather service forecasts blizzard conditions across the midwest and northeast. six to 12 inches of snow. as the day progresses airline travel could potentially be heavily impacted. we will continue to update you throughout the day. ed. ed: matt finn, thank you. forecast on the election, impeachment factor heading into 2020. how could the optics of it all affect the balance of power in the house? the chairman of the committee in charge of getting republicans back in charge in the house will join me live how they think they have the edge. plus we'll get the democratic side from democratic strategist richard good steen. he will join us to explain how a possible senate impeachment trial could boost joe biden and pete buttigieg. the incumbent senators will be at the trial, not on the trail. you don't know my name, do you? (laughs nervously) of course i know your name. i just get you mixed up with the other guy. what's his name?

delays at laguardia but those are minor delays and looks like that's improving right now no delays at jfk or chicago o'hare of course got some storms that are all impacting the travel over the next couple of days so stay tuned. yeah we've got to more storms on the way. outside right now though it is fairly quiet around the bay area light winds out there still some high clouds streaming up above you can see that there all that moisture least the brunt of the moisture heading up in the sitting west-northwest right now bringing them actually some record amounts of rainfall but that's going start to work its way into the bay area you'll see that here as we head in toward tomorrow afternoon that starts to move in you got an area of low pressure developing on the back so you almost get that little idea of a swirl there that's gonna slow down that system of finally coming on shore check the winds really picking up throughout the day tomorrow heavy rain overnight tomorrow night into sunday morning that we start to clear things out by sunday afternoon. a weak system slides to the south on monday,

call i will tell you about before we go to question and answer is the suicide bomber who nearly killed jfkand president elect. so we remembered obviously kennedy's assassination but how many of you by show of hands know that he was nearly killed by a suicide bomber before he ever took the oath of office? shockingly, none of you. a disgruntled postal worker named richard stuffed his buick to blow up a block outside of kennedy's home in west palm beach. and ended up he was ready to do it but then he caught a glimpse of john john standing right next to kennedy and decided he would do it later so he follows kennedy to church the next day, fills up his pants with the same amount of dynamite standing 4 feet from jfk president elect outside with his hand in his pocket and on the trigger ready to pull it. had he done that, he would havee blown up himself, kennedy, a number of people in church but he caught a glimpse of children and decided he would wait another day to do it. so, the book is filled with these of crazy stories and you would think that writing a book about a president dying in office

the last call, the suicide bomber nearly killed jfk as president-elect.we noticed kennedy's assassination, how many of you know he was nearly killed by suicide bomber before he took the oath of office? shockingly none. disgruntled postal worker named richard pavlik stuffed his buick with enough dynamite to blow up an entire city block outside kennedy's home in west palm beach and ended up, was ready to do it and caught a glimpse of john john standing next to kennedy and decided he would do it later. he follows kennedy to church the next day, filled with the same amount of dynamite, with his hand in his pocket ready to pull it. kennedy, a number of people in the church, caught a glimpse of children and decided to waste another day to do it. the book is filled with crazy stories and writing a book about a president dying in office in 19 who almost died and left with a feeling of deep melancholy. strangely field optimistic about it. when you realize our history is crazy and if you look at the current political moment the book is anchored around these abrupt

looking good laguardia all open and clear chicago great little bit chilly down to 39 degrees right now jfk, 42 and los angeles they have some scattered showers there but even that has not slowed things down still there may be one place that might slow you down a little bit that's the high country little snow falling up there. that will continue to diminish and decrease overnight tonight. but certainly if you're headed that way. yes, south lake tahoe, reno, those be prepared you're likely run of some snow in the next few hours. but you can see the storm system in southern california brings some rain in that direction we've got another one off the coastline. this will impact the bay area starting tomorrow. we'll see those clouds on the increase throughout the day and a chance of rain developing throughout the night. temperatures right now getting a little chilly in spots already down the 40's in many spots bundle up this could be one of those cold nights outside with some temperatures dropping near freezing overnight tonight. lori forecast somewhat progressive is we're going to see the first

northeast in the next few airport delays my last check, we had over 600 across the northeast if you're at jfk and laguardia, over an hour delay with over a foot of snow expected for interior new york into northern new england, major delays will continue the next 24 hours. still people trying to get home from cleveland to albany where we will see 6 to 8 inches and behind that is colder air and i'll show you snow totals coming up. >> thank you. >> the house judiciary committee holds its first hearings on wednesday witnesses will testify. jerry nadler had invited the white house to participate and last night he goatico. in a chairman, white house counsel wrote, in part, quote. note that the white house only mentioned wednesday's hearing. leaving the door open for future participation. nbc kelly o'donnell has a preview of what to expect. >> reporter: leaving florida sunshine behind, president trump heading back into the storm of impeachment. a critical week. lawmakers review the draft report of allegations against the president. tuesday, the house intelligence committee votes to send the findings

. >> the raiders lost by more than 30 points in back-to-back games for the first time since jfk was in the oval office. >> oh no, we suck again! >> nothing went right for the raiders yesterday in kansas city. mullen appeared to have a pick in the end , s, call was change to a pass interference on him and kansas city scored a touchdown on the next play, adding to john's ongoing beef with instant replay. >> we had an interception that we felt we did intercept, that was turned over by the wizard of oz or somebody, i don't know what happened on that. >> there is no place like home. >> so, the raiders will play the next two games in the colosseum. they are 4-1 at home. than a trip to la for what will feel like a home game, oakland likely needs to win all three to have a chance at the playoffs. there won't be a homecoming for receiver, trevor davis. the martinez native was released after fumbling on the kickoff, and getting stopped on a fourth and play yesterday. stanford women's basketball team is ranked number one in the country for the first time since 2012. the cardinals are off to an 8-

. >> marilyn had more of a relationship with bobby kennedy than she ever had with jfk. >> she lookedavior of that period. >> in the decades that followed rumors would swirl around marilyn and bobby's relationship. it is confirmed the two met up in several locations. >> i met him once at the house. and marilyn invited him to come see her new kitchen. >> i went out to mayor behind to show her some of the pictures and i saw bobby kennedy. he came by the swimming pool. and she jumped in and started to swim toward him. i said marilyn, i will catch up with you again. i don't think i wanted to stay, looking back. sometimes mysteries in life are more interesting than all the answers. >> in april 1962 shooting began on what was to be marilyn's 30th motion picture. a remake called "something has got to give." >> elizabeth taylor was filming cleopatra and was making all the headlines. because the script was flimsy and marilyn needed a hedge, she fell back on one of her resources that never failed, and that's her body. >> she devised a publicity stunt with the help of the photographer. >> i was

putting hoffa behind bars was so important to the kennedys it became a campaign pledge of jfk duringhe 1960 presidential race. >> i'm not satisfied when i see men week jimmy hoffa in charge of the largest union in the united states and still free. eric: john f. kennedy became the 35th president of the united states and quickly appointed his brother bobby as attorney general. >> he was eating mafia dries for breakfast. when he became attorney general he started eating them for lunch and dinner, too. eric: rfk's mission was to destroy organized crime and he created the get hoffa squad. in 1964 jimmy hoffa was finally convicted of bribery and fraud. even as a convicted felon awaiting sentencing in 1966 he was he elected as head of the teamsters. >> he said his attorneys will continue his fight while he's in jail. parole is possible in 32 months. >> he went to prison at lewisburg where he met anthony provenzano. >> provenzano was an old school mobster. they are on move a yeah row in the prison and have an argument in the chow hall. hoffa ended up in a fistfight with provenzano. that woul

>>jfk looking good just some chilly temperatures so really not a bad travel right now across the us and things begin to quiet down a bit now tonight going to be interesting night ahead we've got more rain on the way and certainly that could cause some more delays that rain picking up maybe some isolated thunderstorms toward the midnight hour look at that that is a strong storm system moving through as we head toward one 30 in the morning or so maybe some thunderstorms embedded in that and then all of a sudden this gets really interesting we start to see a change in the color see some peeks some blue and white that some sleet some snow showing up for the north bay mountains also that toward mt hamilton toward the east bay so tomorrow morning on christmas day. that's right we could be waking up to some snow probably not at your doorstep but certainly if you look toward the mounds guys there's a chance of a couple of snowflakes a slight forecast back to you. >>all right well as we all know tonight is christmas eve, which means for some of us lots of frantic last minute holiday shopping not

end temporarily now not only there but around the country look at that laguardia chicago o'hare, new jfk you've got major problems new work all the start to get back to paul wants one gets backed up the other start to get back to before you know it you've got trouble all all across the country so yeah, just kind of take a deep breath, it's going to be a long ride get home tonight to grab a little extra cup of coffee might need it. and we're not done with the stormy weather here on the west coast. you see that low still spinning off the coastline. that is bringing more rain in the california. the heaviest rain man has now shifted further to the south now moving south. a big sur. i think that low is going to sweep in towards southern california and bring them some very heavy rain as we head in toward tomorrow. just scattered showers around the bay area right now but we're not done with the rain here yet expects more showers and yet another strong storm headed our way we'll tell you when coming up in a few minutes. >>all right. thank you lauren told the high winds are being blamed for a dow

the fisa court to spy on the trump campaign, and despite these abuses of power of fdr, and lbj and jfk and obama, they were not impeached, why? because they wanted the president to work tout differences. and when i asked professor turley if any president could avoid impeachment with such a low standard he said no. i yield back. >> the gentleman from new york. >> i remind the gentleman, that president obama provided thousands of pages of requests that attorney general holder and others testified unlike now. i now yield one minute to the gentle, to the gentle lady from illinois ms. kelly. >> gentle lady is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, today is a solemn day in america. a day that none of us hoped for when we came to congress. but the events of today are something that each of us swore that we were prepared to execute and defend of the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. this is the oath that binds the men and women of the 116th congress as our democracy implores, we defend her. a clear and present threat to american democracy is what

expensive to get a car from jfk. which shows you they are subdiezing both sides. >> i'll find out tomorrow morning what the car costs. >> the car. >> i thought you were going to say the helicopter. >> that does it are for us here at "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. >>> yes, we are. live from the nasdaq market site over look new york's times square where there is about a billion people this is "fast money. i'm brian sullivan happy friday. trade ertz are christian from hertz. gina sanchez tony zang and dan nathan tonight on fast, the record rally comes to an end for the nasdaq ending the 11-day win streak but will it end more than that we'll get answers about the market and the money ahead from worst to first. energy could be the standout sector into the new year and our 2020 playbook offers a scary prediction later, there's been a lot of talks about netflix being the best performing s&p 500 stock the past decade. lets get nasty now can you name the worst we're naming names on the dog of the decade all

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putting hoffa behind bars was so important to the kennedys it became a campaign pledge of jfk duringhe 1960 presidential race. >> i'm not satisfied when i see men week jimmy hoffa in charge of the largest union in the united states and still free. eric: john f. kennedy became the 35th president of the united states and quickly appointed his brother bobby as attorney general. >> he was eating mafia dries for breakfast. when he became attorney general he started eating them for lunch and dinner, too. eric: rfk's mission was to destroy organized crime and he created the get hoffa squad. in 1964 jimmy hoffa was finally convicted of bribery and fraud. even as a convicted felon awaiting sentencing in 1966 he was he elected as head of the teamsters. >> he said his attorneys will continue his fight while he's in jail. parole is possible in 32 months. >> he went to prison at lewisburg where he met anthony provenzano. >> provenzano was an old school mobster. they are on move a yeah row in the prison and have an argument in the chow hall. hoffa ended up in a fistfight with provenzano. that woul

jfk and nixon, which changed american elections for ever.l with no rules, no independent rules... discussions between the political parties and the broadcasters go—ahead. sometimes leaders appear and sometimes they don't. they generally appear when they've got something to gain and perhaps they don't appear when they think they haven't. it maybe, as you say, nicola, that the judgement is there and the damage has been done, if damage is done. there's an assumption we are all making here that loads of people haven't made up their minds what they going to do. that's what the daily mirror is doing, asking how can anyone trust him, but you're suggesting it won't make any difference? him, but you're suggesting it won't make any difference ?|j him, but you're suggesting it won't make any difference? i think the level of trust has never been as low in all politicians as it is at the moment, and they, all of them, have got to decide how they are going to bring the country back together after the experience of the referendum that we had and the after—

nigel hamilton is the best-selling and award-winning biographer of jfk montgomery and president billclinton. and the previous book in the series from the national book award senior fellow at the mccormick splits his time between boston massachusetts thank you for joining us please welcome nigel. [applause] >> eyes split my time between the two. [laughter] and the command was actually the first the second was called commander in chief this what i'm borrowing from a very distinguished writer many years ago called war and peace. welcomed this evening i am delighted to be giving a talk in the bookstore because before i started my literary career as a a bookseller i had a book shop in london greenwich bookshop and so many people asked for a history and a guide to the area where queen elizabeth is being born so many people asked for a book about it therere wasn't one so i started my writing career with my mother and the book was a best seller. that is where it all began in that book was published 50 years ago. so today and yesterday we are celebrating a number of things. but in a much bigg

some people, president obama, and birch graciously, jfk wanted five cars in his pocket. so the notion that were going to have someone different who your briefing, you have to figure out a way to get the information. ultimately that's what you do. you are trying to present information in a way that you can hear and then use it. the other thing that the intelligence is massively inconvenient. it actually typically field some of the decision space of the present. so you are walking in there, making things difficult because of what you are presenting. you are limiting the choices because once it is hard, there is nothing different with this president. it is a foundational piece of the morning. as a foundational piece of meanings whether that was 20 years ago or now. the third thing every presidents who i have interviewed, have wished that i could see something that you can't. like some piece of trace existence would allow you to justify to see it. what's different about this president. number one is he is the first in my experience there is no foundational framework to under

look at donald trump or jfk, their fathers were janitors, working class americans those guys. she lies about her history, lies about her family, lies about her heritage, she is a phony. >> speaking of being totally transparent and straight up, mayor pete has not pulled any punches on this drug stuff, do you think the american people are like great, you are being honest about this? >> jesse: going after the hunter biden about. one group of americans want to be able to walk around with meth and needles hanging out of your pocket and the cop just gives you a ticket. is that a society that we want to live in? you want for people to hit rock bottom and get sent to rehab, that's what family members want. run on decriminalizing crack against donald trump in the general election and see how that goes. >> do year impression. >> michael: it's not ready yet. i have to unleash it on another show. who is going after that crystal meth about? they'll vote more than once and try to take the voting machine apart and then rebuild it. it's insane, completely insane and i'm just thinking if i'm a

if you are in new york city, if you happen to be south of 42nd street and you are going to jfk and youto hire an uber, we may take you to tell -- tell you to take an uber copter. that technology is being built right now. all you need to do is imagine a world where copter is replaced. meanwhile, the mayor of london is not impressed by them revoking the operating lessons. >> they were quite aggressive. when they go to the court or the appeal will be heard, if they will change their tongue, i hope they do. when you speak to londoners who use private hire vehicles they quite like it. >> he says he will not compromise on public safety and uber should communicate better with london transport authority. canng up, before qualcomm make its claim to being everywhere when it comes to 5g, it has to pay a hefty fine. we will have a look at the numbers next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg technology global link" where we "bloomberg daybreak australia" to bring you the latest global top tech stories of the day. in chinade-hailing use has dropped for a fifth straight order according t

where is the ghost of jfk who loved tax cuts?ust one time, a dollar, say a dollar for each person. >> says former fiscal hawk. >> to your point, democrat try do you thin-- trying to undo th6 election, now trying to undo the tax cuts. raising the taxes will kill investments. that creates jobs, and also crush the giving, in terms of keeping nonprofits you know vibrant and supported this destructive, i didn't see as well are number of jobs that will cost, at least elizabeth warren of forthright in saying, unwha-- you know what her plan l cost 2 million jobs at least. david: voters, saw a tax cut, by the trump administration, corporate tax cut tax rate came way down and a job spurt, and an increase in income. 5,000 dole a dollar increase, wt makes them think that a tax hike will not slowdown the economy. >> i don't know, i thought that words were we the people, not we the government. and i don't know why they just want to keep growing government leaps and bounds more money going into treasury. they will spend 4 fi 5 trillion this yea

if you are in new york city, if you happen to be at 42nd street, and you are going to jfk, and you hire black, we may tell you to take an uber copter. that is technology that is being built right now. imagine need to do is -- a world where the copter is replacing. taylor: the mayor was not impressed with uber's response to its regulators. >> they were quite aggressive. let's see where they go to the courts whether they change their tone. i hope they do because, actually when you speak to londoners who use private hir vehicles they like it. taylor: the mayor says he will not compromise on public safety and uber should communicate better with transport authorities. two years ago the ceo was forced to retirsign after a series of scandals. the replacement has pushed the company beyond rid e sharing. as 2019 wraps up, uber is set to be one of the worst-performing stock debuts of the year. it is down 30%. burdened by the losses and the long-term viability of the business. emily chang sat down with its ceo for an exclusive conversation. >> p arart of our business has o fight for money. if they

and we will get into that it goes through the revolution, the civil war, senator joe mccarthy, the jfk assassination. i just took a bunch of events in which alcohol seemed to have or did have a huge effect on what happened and went through them. starting in 1620, so it begins with the pilgrims. when henry david thoreau moved to walden pond in 1845 the last thing that he had in mind was writing a book about it. he didn't have anywhere else to live, he had moved in with the emerson's because emerson went to europe. so throw did but he did not think he was going to write about it, he thought he would write a book about a river trip he took with his brother. but hawthorne asked him to come give a talk at the concord athenaeum. theame and david talk about river trip. in the q&a, all anybody wanted to know was what it was like to live in a shack at walden pond. so i believe that q and a's are magic. [laughter] and i know that this one will not disappoint us. here you go. the pilgrims landed the mayflower at cape cod massachusetts on a cold november day in 1620 because they were running out o

just looking at flight awares misery map at this hour, san francisco, boston logan, jfk, those are the top three airports doing the worse right now. back to you. steve: all right. thank you, aishah. we are dispatching a crew out it newark. janice dean in the studio. 18 inches of snow in some spots in the northeast january japan absolutely. this storm originated from the west and caused all sorts of problems from the west to the central part of the country and now into the northeast. this low that brought over a foot of snow to parts of upstate new york is going to become a nor'easter. a coastal low. so you can see the past 24 hours the low will move out into the atlantic and intensify and we could see some measurable snow here in new york city starting this afternoon into the overnight. taking a look at it right now. the freezing rain is the problem. right? that transitioning up towards hartford. snow towards new england and upstate new york. and we have the light rain in boston. but. so forecast models say up to 10 inches in boston. wind gusts along the coast, 30 to 40 miles per hour.

if you are in new york city, if you happen to be south of 42nd street and you are going to jfk and youto hire an uber, we may tell you to take an uber copter. that technology is being built right now. all you need to do is imagine a world where copter is replaced. >> meanwhile, the mayor of london is not impressed by them bybite uber's response revoking the operating license. >> the appeal will be heard. use you speak to those who private higher vehicles. >> he says he will not compromise on public safety and new were should communicate better with london transport authority. coming up, before qualcomm can take its place of being everywhere when it comes to 5g, it has to pay one hefty fine. we will have a look at the numbers next. this is bloomberg. ♪ whether you're out here on lte. or here on a wifi hotspot. xfinity mobile has more coverage to keep you connected to what matters most. that's because it's the only wireless network that automatically connects you to millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. and now get $250 off when you buy a new samsung phone du

the dems have not elected a president over age of 53 since before jfk, this would be first time thatead horse, he is viewed as most electable. this is time that dems are most purest. david: is the party itself coming to an awareness that the sharp turn to the lift di lift t work -- to the left did not work. >> i think that moderates are silence majority, i think that all social and twitter has been on populous left, but looking at polling they are about 5 of 35 t 35%, and moderate are two-thirds? they not found a moderate candidate who can get out front, stay out front. really -- >> we have to leave this hovering. before we head to break. what is coming up on "evening edit," elizabeth macdonald here. >> doj watch dog michael oh horowitz testifies at cinat hear -- is the the senate hearing, he said that there was political bias and fall malfees malfeasan. and page saying that spying was done to stop trump from being elected. and more details in footnotes there, and we do this, throughout this fbi probe, swap out word trump, put in word obama, see how this plays in media. >> we have v.

. >> jfk profiles in courage features john quincyam adams because he was the party of his father as thefederalist party and joined with jefferson and madison when he was secretary of state because as a patriot john quincy adams felt that he knew he would lose his seat in the u.s. senate in massachusettsn by the madisonian's and that was because of principal and his father was wholeheartedly behindneat him making a politicl shift john adams for gave thomas jefferson and they have beautiful more than a p decade of postpresidential correspondence and madison deeply respected john quincy. so there is no single answer with their ideas or opinions or personal hatred to change over time and we see that a lot. >> i just want to add one other thing. john adams rubbed people the wrong way and we include that in our book. [laughter] one of the things that's important to understand the founding generation and john quincy adams is to get the full picture. they are human beings there are elements to their personality that today we might have trouble with they are not always perfect and say the wrong

some of the biggest cancellations at jfk, laguardia and also dca. but we got to talk to the people who were here dark and early waiting in line. tsa says get here two hours early, and you won't believe how early this guy got to the airport. okay. so that was supposed to be a little bit of a sound bite from the guy who was here six hours early. we have a lot of on other people making their way through the airport this morning. again, as things begin to pick up for one of tfof the busiest stretches of travel. and coming up, you'll get some of the best travel tips to make sure that you are doing everything you can to get through the airports quickly. and i'll introduce you to the sanders family, they don't care about the lines because guess where they going? destination disneyland. the kids are very, very excited. from san jose international, julian glover, abc 7 news. >>> last minute holiday shopping rush is here and kohl's will be open starting today for on 24 hours through christmas eve. doors open at 7:00 a.m. at most locations and they will stay o

in the investment management, we installed 13 mega watts of clean energy at jfk airport, combined cleancommunity ability to participate securities division help finance over a gig a watt of power procurement. we have pockets of expertise for us, what makes it more effective is putting it together to sit down, i don't know if you talked about one goldman, sachs, the idea of a client shouldn't need a pht of goldman, sachs to get the best investment. renewable power. which service, which product within which part of the firm is right for them as they want to transition working with power. this is top of mind, we have capabilities and expertise, can map to their needs >> john, this comes up so often in my work in the last year, i imagine next year coverage will have more about esg. what has happened that elevated it in terms of the consciousness broadly, changed the conversation where last night i had dinner with the ceo of a natural resources company that was talking about this very focus for their business as well why is it different than it was in the past? >> this is one of the things,

the worst airport, jfk, 40% of the flights have been delayed. newark, 45%, boston, 45%.e. we have the latest numbers. there were 8800 and now 4400. about half as many. i want to show you the new york flights. that is where the snow continues to fall. good luck getting home. the la guardia flights are running late right now. at this point, the positive news. none of those clients have yet been canceled. it could be worse. i always like it when it could be worse. >> neil: this is one of the first big storms that you have not been outside. normally we put you under the worst elements. we gave you a break today. >> i just got back from florida. i wore my coat from florida, some people said it was loud. but i'm okay. >> neil: meanwhile the president is on his way to london for that nato summit. democrats are holding an impeachment hearing over here. >> the radical left democrats -- the do-nothing democrats decided, when i'm going to nato -- this was set up a year ago. when i'm going to nato, this is one of the most important journeys that we make as president. for them to be

this is not the party of jfk. this is not your grandfather's democratic party.or starters i'm not sure if nancy pelosi has the votes to get an impeachment vote. i'm not sure she can do it. so if that happens she looks weak. if she do move forward with impeachment this will blow back on them and they will lose ground in those battleground districts. those are districts the democrats hold that trump won. for you to explain you voted to impeach the president -- trish: it won't fly. you mentioned the squad lid by aoc and ilhan omar. my colleague laura ingraham likes to say hit squad. we have sound of ilhan omar likening the president to a mob boss. >> i use examples where you have mob bosses who committed atrocity after atrocity. we got them on one case and they get to serve time. >> it sounds like you are artfully making a comparison on the legal less dent to this president and al capone without saying al capone. >> that's rich. the far left democrats are trying to base this entire argument on the quid pro quo theory. you cannot make the argument that zelensky knew

jfk wanted three x five cards in his pocket. so the notion that you're going to have someone different who your briefing that just figure out a way to convey information. because openly that's what you're trying to depict or trying to present information in a way that is both heard and then can be used. the other thing that is at the same is intelligence is massively inconvenient. it actually typically steals some of the decision space of the president. you are walking in their making things difficult because of what you're presenting. you are limiting the choices because once it is hard, it is -- there's nothing different about this president. it is a foundational piece of his morning to it is a foundational piece of nsc meetings, , whether that was 20 years ago or now. the third thing is every president for whom i have worked has wished intelligence could say things that it can't. right? you wish that some piece of the truth existed that would allow you to justify, and none of that is hard for the intelligence community. what'

to philadelphia, jfk, pawn, that is where we expect the largest delays today. all thanks to the storm system wrapping up over the eastern two-thirds of the country. heavy snow across the plains, the midwest. now the rain/snow mix moving into the philadelphia region. it is knocking on the doorstep of the big apple. a bust of heavy wet snow and then will transition to rainfall. right along the coastal areas of the east coast. new york, philadelphia, boston, baltimore, those areas will see a lot more rain than originally anticipated. another secondary low will form on the backside. usher in cold air from the north. allow the snow to transition monday. we will start off with a sloppy mess across the area. this is the latest information from computer models and how much snow we expect. you get out into northern portions of new york, vermont, massachusetts. we have the potential to see over a foot and a half of snowfall with this system. you better believe that's going to cause travel headaches for people coming home from thanksgiving. >> that just looks fear some, d

how would lbj and jfk take the news that in this very day, if we want to get our astronauts up to theternational space station, our ride is the russians. we don't have a spacecraft ready for the task. where did we lose it along the way? our jets still fly at the same speed they carried john f. kennedy and we can't build a high-speed train in this country. >> what a great question. you know, i think when john f. kennedy f. kennedy became president he was part of the world war ii generation where we did big things. after all, you know, industrial mobilization or the willow run plants on joining up airplanes. we created things like radar in world war ii. obviously the manhattan project. eisenhower did the interstate highway project and the st. lawrence seaway. so kennedy was part of that world war ii generation. what he did right was pick technology as the golden number. it becomes the new frontier. and we went to the moon, and the only problem with it was we funded it by the space race, we're going to beat the soviets. well, we beat them in '69. and some of the tv ratings started droppi

. >> so, who was on the half dollar before jfk?l of coins, that's randy lawrence's strange inheritance from his father, who worked at the denver mint. when he brings it to this la jolla, california, coin shop, owner michael mcconnell tells him the fistful of change is worth a couple of grand. after randy takes the deal, michael determines one of the coins, a 1974 penny, is made of aluminum. that suggests it's from a run of coins never put into circulation. if so, it's one of those finds collectors dream about. michael knows he owes randy, just for starters, a phone call. >> people come to us because we're the experts. and so if we give somebody bad advice on something like that, we, of course, have to go back to 'em and tell 'em that's not right, that's not what i originally thought the coin was. >> and he wanted to set up a meeting with me. so i went down to his coin shop. >> what's michael offering you? >> well, technically, he was the owner of this coin. so we worked out a 60-40 split. i took back 60 percent ownership. he gave m

i don't know how to do that. [ light laughter ] the weather is so bad travelers flying out of jfk andd delays between one and two hours. while people flying out of laguardia were given sleeping bags and told, "you live here now. [ laughter and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we've got a fun show tonight. john mulaney is here >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: karlie kloss is here >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and we've got music from grammy award-winning singer, songwriter and visual artist solange >> steve: whoa [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it's awesome guys, it can be hard to say goodbye, but sometimes you have to and there are a few things i'd like to say goodbye to right now. it's time for "go on, git! [ cheers and applause ♪ go on git go on gi go on go o go on git ♪ ♪ [ light laughter ] >> steve: oh >> jimmy: go on, git, ear muffs. now, i 'preciate the effort. but last time i checked my whole head gets cold, not just my ears. [ light laughter ] why are we

we're seeing that across the country at major hubs, newark, jfk, toronto, san francisco, minneapolis.t of areas in these large portions of the country that are seeing this bad weather are experiencing delays sometimes of up to more than four hours like in the case of san francisco. the real issue here of course is the icy runways. that's the same problem you're going to have on roads throughout the area around here. so emergency officials are saying to the folks who are driving be careful when you're out on the roads. people here are just going to have to pack their patience because those delays here at la guardia are really stacking up. >> i understand that there's already been a problem with a plane that left la guardia earlier. >> reporter: that's right. this morning a plane left la grala guardia flying to buffalo. as it was taxiing to the gate it slid off the runway. we confirmed with the operator of that airport that that was wet weather related. that is exactly the kind of problem that obviously travelers hope to avoid. icy road, icy conditions and they're only expected to get w