john howard was there with the coal mines. they are bringing up coal, and that is running the country and running the war, and so churchill, when he is alone, and he is scanned, and he has nothing, so his co-conspirators are still in prison, and they have a map. the food, the weapons, the plan. he does not speak the language. he has nothing. he is just at every moment thinking he is going to be captured, and he is desperate, and he sees in the distance these fires, and it first, he thinks it is an african village and he thinks he will go there and ask for help because he things that the africans hate the boers even more so maybe -- maybe i can get them to lend me a guide and a horse, but he realizes that these are the fires from a coalerie. and he stops and realizes that he is taking an incredible chance because all he has been doing is hiding and he is going to step out of the gloom, and he thinks, i have to, you know? there is no other way about it, so he comes up with a crazy story and he knocks on the first door that he co

you will not be able to read the name of that statute, but this is a statue of john howard pain, who wrote a song in the 19th century called "home sweet home." it was part of a play that he wrote in the 1820's were 1830's, and it was a song from the play. it became tremendously popular in the 19th century. so much so that it was sung during the civil war. the troops saying it. it finally got to a point where the general on both sides discouraged the troops from singing it. because if they did a lot of people would wake up and there would be a whole a lot of deserters who went home. so, the generals would not let them sing. payne did a lot of things, not only a playwright, and actor, a writer, but he was appointed counsel general for the united states to northern africa and he served in tunisia for many years, and he died in the late 1850's, i believe. he was buried in tunisia. this statue was put up in his honor. about 1880, our friend mr. corcoran thought that his remains should be at oak hill cemetery. he made arrangements to ship, to exhume the body, ship the remains and the statu

so he comes up with a crazy story and he knocks on the first door that he comes to and john howard openshe door and he stressed that tell him, ina boer and i heard my -- ina boer -- i am a boer -- how my going to pull this off and john looks at him and says, i think you should come inside so he takes into a room and he puts a gun on the table and churchill realizes he has had it the whole time and he turns around and he locks the door and churchill thinks this is not going well for me and he tell youhink i should the truth and howard says, i think you better, and he says, i am once churchill, and he reaches out his hand and he says, i am english, i'm going to help you, and churchill says it felt like it was like being pulled out of the water from drowning. mr. lamb: there is a lot more to the story. when you aretrust going to your primary source? churchill right about this? what makes you think that he was telling the truth? wrote it in he articles for the morning post. experienceout the and his fantastic autobiography. it is absolutely fascinating but it wasn't just his work. howard --

. ♪ ♪ >> updating from earlier, we told you about a scoop by our colleague read john about howard dean topic. joining us now from los angeles to talk more about the aftermath of tuesday's stunning election, we are joined by tavis smiley. tavis, what you think of his tweet? >> would think i've said about howard dean that i find that's one thing about howard dean that i respect is that he says that democrats really need one, defining strategy. he really advances and engages this notion of a 50 straight strategy. again, i think that democrats could do much worse. >> tavis, you are a democrat, aren't you? >> i've never said it publicly. however, i will say that i did not vote for donald trump. >> with the senate and house of republican majority, a full washington of republicans right now, what do you think? >> them aggressively to accept that donald trump is our next president. i am heartened by the protests in the street for that narrative for what we want our country to become. democrats have to accept the facts that if they could just move a little bit to the left, they can pick up the

staur stuart this is more bias in our competitor cnbc, john howard asking john podesta what questionsy: cnbc asking the chairman of hillary clinton's campaign what he should ask jeb bush in an interview coming up. stuart: let me explain to viewers, john harwood is the chief political call at cnbc, cnbc is our direct competitor, we are on fbn and that's cnbc and this report e john harwood -- ashley: we've washington correspondent. debating strategy. stuart: debating strategy. chair of the clinton campaign. liz: saying advising the clinton campaign, watch out for dr. ben carson and also making statements along the lines of hillary clinton, i thought she did well on the campaign trail. things like that. stuart: so far cnbc have not acknowledged what their own john harwood has been doing. they have not mentioned on air. to this point, as far as i know, no comment coming forward. stuart: more on the story of the media -- i keep using that expression, working with and for the clinton campaign and -- >> one thing you outsourced, podesta can be a good source for a reporter, when you cross the

this is a proposed rendering for the howard terminal site. john fisher has visited there. rt of the problem with the oakland coliseum is that both the a's and raiders want new stadiums. if the a's propose a new side at howard terminal or lake merritt that would free up the coliseum for a possible football stadium. so you see the domino effect. i think when the nfl meetings happen in january when they will vote to approve the raiders to go to las vegas, if oakland could go in there and say now what, the a's are gone, the coliseum site is now available, i think this is going to set a domino effect in motion possibly save both. >> the howard terminal site is gorgeous. >> i think it's fantastic. you can still get there. >> thank you. >>> a family lost in the mountains found after spending two cold nights in the forest. on tuesday, the family's van got stuck in the mud on a remote road southwest of seattle. the parents and two small kids tried to walk to safety but they had to stop when it got dark. they spent one night in a shelter they made with tree branches before they retur

john harwood. thing heating up. >>> we're joined now by political analyst, serve as adviser to howard dean. just said the words partisans coming home to their party and explaining how these polls tightened at the end. we noticed casic writing in mccain. >> i've already voted, wrote in a candidate as well. i wrote in paul ryan. but for the same reason as john ca kasich did. the race may tighten as we go into these final days and i think that the scandal of last friday gives trump momentum at a time when his campaign is in a death spiral. we were talking about a potential hillary clinton land slide. that looks less likely to me. her victory still seems pretty solid to me. >> christy there's been no predictability throughout this election cycle. analogies being made to brexit, whether this is america's brexit moment. even that came down to the fact that it was raining that day and that kept people from going out and voting. are we going to get to election day and it's all going to depend on turnout? >> yeah. well, i mean, yes and no. of course, turnout is incredibly important. the reason we're

and donald trump supported it on howard stern for 20 minutes. john: it wasn't 20 minutes. it was a quick response. >> i totally agree with you he said we could torture the families of terrorists which you can't commands the military to do. no doubt he would put knee so cons in his -- he would you put neocons in his cabinet. john: donald trump also promised big spending. >> we'll build the roads, bridges, tunnels, airports and the railways of tomorrow. john: who wants to take that? >> i think infrastructure has been a big thing, obviously point of his agenda. john: we are broke. >> one of the big issues is talking about the national debt and the need to balance the budget. john: he talked about that? >> he said we have a debt completeley out of control and we have to balance the budget. he can't play dictator for a day. he has to work with paul ryan. john: he won't cut entitlements and spend more on the military. >> he said he will find fraud and abuse. john: they always say that. >> everyone here doubted donald trump including myself for a long time. we all said he wouldn'

bush and watched james baker iii, phenomenal and done regan and howard baker, and john sununu and sam and jim baker again so i learned from the best by having worked at the white house, written written has not worked at white house so it will be a challenge for him afternoon in the management side but he does know and understand what washington is like and he has great respect on both sides of the aisle particularly from the republicans that he helped to make sure they could remain in the majority. >> andy card 21st white house chief of staff i thank you, sir, very much. >> thank are for having me. >> few hours ago the pieces are falling into place, for the upcoming trump administration. coming up next, a federal top white house official under george w. bush, his administration, will tell us what the two choices could signal about rest the cabinet and the administration's relationship with congress. at planters we know how to throw a remarkable holiday party. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host, no matter who shows up. do you like nuts? when you think of saving money, what

and donald trump supported it on howard stern for 20 minutes. john: it wasn't 20 minutes. it was a quick response. >> i totally agree with you he said we could torture the families of terrorists which you can't commands the military to do. no doubt he would put knee so cons in his -- he would you put neocons in his cabinet. john: donald trump also promised big spending. >> we'll build the roads, bridges, tunnels, airports and the railways of tomorrow. john: who wants to take that? >> i think infrastructure has been a big thing, obviously point of his agenda. john: we are broke. >> one of the big issues is talking about the national debt and the need to balance the budget. john: he talked about that? >> he said we have a debt completeley out of control and we have to balance the budget. he can't play dictator for a day. he has to work with paul ryan. john: he won't cut entitlements and spend more on the military. >> he said he will find fraud and abuse. john: they always say that. >> everyone here doubted donald trump including myself for a long time. we all said he wouldn'

john monahan, fusion. fusion -- fox 25 news jimmie howard. >> blair: round two outside for the second night in rains are slowing down evening drive. >> elizabeth: let's get over to fox 25 storm tracker meteorologist jason brewer, tracking the rain. >> jason: we have the rain right now and we're going to see a lull this evening. i'm watching the heavy rain coming up right across the pike, right now, impacting the greater boston area, but edge of the heavy stuff is moving up, say as far north as nashua, by 7:00 p.m. so it may start to lighten up in boston, after about 6:30 p.m., but we've got to get through all of this first, quincy, all the out there. and then we have scattered showers for the cape and the islands, and again, in southern new hampshire, it hasn't been much yet, but we're beginning to fill back in, at least some light rain and the steadier rain to the south, making it's way towards you through 7:00 p.m. then overnight, here comes low pressure another wave of potentially heavy rain, makes its way in, and parts of the morning drive, at least through 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., will be impacted withea some

john deere is such a bellwether for america, for international sales. howardis one of the oddest press releases i have seen. deere,fic beat by john all due to cost cutting. the estimate was $.39, and they came in with $.90. directly above it, fiscal year sales growth, -1%. it is almost like the model of your world on steroids. cutting costs works. howard: it works, but the market does not pay up for that. you have to have the top line. that is a short-term thing they can do to help earnings. but without top line, the stock will go nowhere. tom: agriculture and turf sales, down 5%. that does not even include the john deere zamboni that i bought for the backyard rink. are you more optimistic about those kind of companies, given the trumpet economics? howard: not necessarily. if you start talking about things tariffs on items in the country, they will start wha cking u.s. farm exports. i would be cost us on that. because john deere is commodity ag driven, it is a different cycle than the rest of the economy. tom: we use apple as a metaphor. harm bandholz is with

howard's interviews, howard stern went for 90 minutes without a commercial. he didn't bring up anything. john: why doesn't the media pick it up? >> there's a visceral hate for trump. the center for integrity look at donations from journalists, 96% went to hillary. >> 96%? i thought it would be higher. john: your own newspaper analyzed abc, cbs come nbc coverage. they spent 23 minutes on the trump sex allegations have and then there were the wiki week e-mail dumps which included derogatory comments about looks in latinos and blatant example of the media collusion got just one minute and seven seconds. >> ratio was 23-1. in "the new york times" the same day there were 11 stories on donald trump including one in the sports section all being negative. i get the trump is going to get more coverage. give me 2-1 or i will complain about at the 23-1, 11-0. john: i will push back. groping, sex, just going to bring in more eyeballs. >> sex always beats substance. >> you do the show. you have six blocks and you want to give me a and b. for and cnb for hillary klatt? donna brazile giving clinton debate q

howard bernstein is outside, and the winds could continue through tomorrow? >> yes, maybe monday night. we have a wind advisory until monday night. i wish i had long johns on. it's nippy with the winds gusty and temperatures significantly colder. we dropped from 72 degrees for we're at 40 in a lot of spots, and that's the temperature. wind chills in the low 30s, even 20s. tracking a lot of snow up to our north and west, and this is going to be major snow across new york state. western maryland, western pennsylvania, west virginia also in the high country we have winter weather advisories. some of the ridge stops monday morning could have eight inches of snow. around here we just watch the winds, and they're not dying strong gusts 40 even 50 miles per hour possible during the day on sunday, and things relax a little sunday night. here's the wind chill temperatures. tomorrow morning, mid-20s to low 30s. by lunchtime in the 30s. afternoon, 5:00, back in the 20s with the wind chills, so if you're tailgating wind chills tomorrow night mostly in the 20s. i'm about to come inside and talk about the seven-day forecast. looking ahead to thanksgiving and some travel

howard stern after howard stern said what he said about por porsche, so we're going to hear what those words are, and they are good ones. also, cathy griffin has a brand choice words for john hamm and ellen degenerous.xd first, beyonce has a new line of ugly christmas sweaters. >> she can't do anything ugly. she is so hot. >> you are absolutely right because look at these "ugly christmas sweaters." they're not ugly at all. >> that's nice. that's an insult. >> the only thing ugly about them is the price. $60. >> $60 for i slave all day. you didn't slay a >> i wish they would make bath toys with her on it, and i could dry off with beyonce. >> her stocking has lemons inside of it. >>. >> she owns the lemon. if her kid doesn't have a lemonade stand in the front yard every day, that's a damn shame. >> if you don't want any of that, you don't want the t-shirts or the sweat shirts,

ambassador john bolton and former dnc chair howard dean. the treasury department launched a probe into the legality of former officials being paid by that group while on the state department's terror list. seems like a conflict. >> they're probing this right now. kind of like the hillary clinton probe is still going on. >> so giuliani says his ties to the iranian group have been open and that his work with qatar included training qatari police among other things and "the new york times" highlights giuliani's ties to try global strategic venture. >> that's a bond movie. not a real name. >> the paper writes the company has provided image consulting to russia with deep kremlin ties. >> they have included russia's oil pipeline giant which is the target -- >> who says the guy doesn't have international experience? >> he has a lot of global experience of helping fill his pockets with criminal money. >> david, seriously, how could rudy giuliani after the hillary clinton debacle on paid speeches, how could rudy giuliani ever be secretary of state?

details on another lake with cnbc's john harwood and its close relationship to the clinton team. stuart: howardy saying getting comments on the records because they wouldn't give them to me. horowitz said an e-mail to john horowitz say and we won't waste your time again being sarcastic. they actually have a problem with that piece. please give me a call. so hand in glove. asking for approval from the clinton team. i've got no investigation into the cnn and i've got no response from cnbc to what john harwood was doing and if leaks. surely we should have some reaction from the media outlets, shouldn't we? >> i remember this thing called the people's right to know. when it comes to the press, people have no right to know. by the way, let's not forget something else. donna brazil still is a contributor on abc. she took a leave of absence to be on the clinton campaign, but she still has a position at abc. guess who didn't comfort this initially? abc. every day. in american journalism. that's what you're an observer of good american journalism is not destroyed. it's got a terrible black mark over at

facing a lot of problems, it is reported that howard dean is now seriously considering a run to get back his former job as democratic party chairman. johnis this kind of a falling action from a party that just suffered a surprising loss, or are we going to see protests continue and the dnc chair position is kind of an initial proxy fight for finding a new direction? john: i think clearly, protests of this kind will happen for a period of time. as long as they are peaceful, they are fine. people should be allowed to march and express discontent with what happened. i think in a funny way, these protests contend more for the democratic party than the republican, because there is going to be a large core of the democratic base that is not going to want to see democrats making deals with donald trump. they want the democratic party to be a party of resistance. they will have to contend with this for at least the first year of donald trump. mark: there is the issue of what to do to confront donald trump's agenda. there is also the issue of what to do to rebuild the democratic already. they have been decimated in congress. when howard dean was

majoring in african-american and african congratulations to her a student from howard university who madea it and one from johns hopkins. >> we've had several.ever >> yes. congratulations to all. all >> in the meantime we go fromro road scholar to talking aboutnga what's going on with kanye west. upsetting fans once again aftert he canceled a show last night ii los angeles just hours before he was supposed to take the stage it comes a day after his on o stage rant in sacramento fansoan say west showed up late to thata show played proceeded to go on 10 minute mut political tirade then walked off stage. during the rant he praisede donald trump, criticizedtize president obama, hillaryhiary clinton, beyonce' and jay-z suggesting politicians andns a celebrities were plain out ofaif touch with the way that most mt americans feel. kanye hasn't commented on -- heh did a lot of commenting.menting. >> he commented for 10 minutes straight. that's for sure. ur >> i want to clarify something s said earlier in the show. s >> what's that. what'that >> i think for people who are aa are ending early that's messedmd up. it's not

howard dean said that earlier. there's a lot of anger about that. thank you so much, susan, john and tim.et me finish with tonight's edition of trump watch. it's tough. warning. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well that's nice! and checking your score won't hurt your credit. oh! i'm so proud of you. well thank you. free at at discover.com/creditscorecard, even if you're not a customer. >>> trump watch, november 21st, 2016. well, the star of "the apprentice" is now the star of a brand-new reality show. picking a cabinet. we see the contestants parade before us. they present themselves at trump tower or out at his golf course in jersey. trump's got their number. they had their chance.

ly say i think howard dean did a fantastic job when he was dnc chair. i was a huge fan of johnerry. he took a 50-state strategy. whoever the next dnc chair is, i think that has to be the approach. we have to develop a message for the entire country. we have to recruit candidates all across the country, build an organization that looks at this in its totality. i think howard dean did a good job of that when he was the dnc chair. i also think that our dnc chair should be a full-time position. i've heard several members of congress names floated. i just -- being a member of congress and being dnc chair is a lot to ask, particularly when you're the party out of power. we need a full-time dnc chair who is focused on getting out our message broadly. it's also worth noting that as last count, somewhere around 7 million fewer people voted in 2016 than voted in 2012. which shows our party has to do something to appeal to people and get them out to vote. we lost something in those four years. we got to get it back, get community people of color, millennials, new voters. we've got to get

howard dean saying this should be a full-time chair. i think he is impressive. there is some big russian marks -- question marks. johnthose are fair questions. this guy as we have discussed face of potentially the the democratic party going forward, and there will be no more powerful vision, image, of a black man as the counterpoint to donald trump if things start to go in a nasty racially freighted direction in this and. very powerful direction. mark: he is a very impressive guy. there is a reason people are coalescing around him. john: i want to get to this topic. hillary clinton basically said this weekend to a bunch of donors that she thinks she lost the election because of james comey and his intervention in the campaign about 10 days out from election day. anything that is true? think it definitely played a role and riled up republicans, maybe got some democrats piled up, too. i think they are being weighed two ad hoc and how they are addressing the -- way too ad hoc and how they are adjusting this. there are so many of the things the campaign did not execute on. what percentage of it is true, i do not know, an

lot of problems, bloomberg politics is reporting that howard dean is now considering a run to get back his former job as democratic party chairman. john, is this kind of a falling action from a party that just suffered a surprising loss or are we going to see protests continue and the dnc chair position as an initial proxy fight to try to find a new direction? >> i think clearly, the rtprotes of this kind will not go on indefinitely. they'll happen for a period of time, and as long as they're peaceful, we don't want to see anyone get hurt. people should be allowed to march and express their discontent with what happened. i think in a funny way, these protests portend more for the democratic party than they do for the republican party, because there is going to be a large core of the democratic base that is not going to want to see an accommodationist democratic party. not going to want to see democrats making deals with donald trump. they're going to want to see donald trump be a party of resistance. and for people who are elected democrats and others in the party, they're going to have to contend with this, i think, not for another c

howard was the last connection from that world series team and was the longest playing philly. mr. america's got talent. john dorenbos takes over that spot. the news is all about huff later in sports one of his now former teammates addressed the gun culture in the nfl and why athletes like huff feel like they need it. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, sean. we'll talk to you soon little bit later. >>> students in one local district cannot drink the water out of fountains after a school inspection found lead. what officials plan to do about the problem. >>> are you one of the millions of americans planning to fly somewhere on thanksgiving? you better plan for some busy airports. what airlines say they're doing to ease congestion. >>> tensions are high as time winds down in one of the most controversial presidential elections in history. because of that, one site is asking voters to leave one specific thing home when they punch their ballot. >> all new at 6:00 big brother, zig sisters one of the countri' old defendant mentoring programs is teaming up with philadelphia's finest. how organizers hope to br

howard chandler christy. i found one version of it on a website that turned out to be very interesting, the john ashbrook center -- teachingamericanhistory.org. you can see it on the screen. we will show that painting. it's interesting. i just happened on to this. you move your cursor on the individuals, you can see who they are, and then when you go inside, they have backgrounds of each individual. why did you talk about this particular thing in your book? prof. larson: the session was closed. the reporters, there were no painters. the curtains were all closed. this was the signing. this is a classic ceremonial painting commissioned during the depression. it hangs in the house of representatives. so, he takes all of the people and composes it in a glorious celebratory scene, and so i finished talking about what happened, and then i say this painting was painted to capture how people envisioned it. they choose to make it that way. that is how people thought it was. actually, if you went back and followed it closely, it would be more morrison, madison, maybe hamilton, roger sherman certainly playing major roles.

john f. kennedy. an eternal flame burns at kennedy's gravesite. it was lit by mrs. kennedy during his funeral. only two u.s. presides buried at arlington national cemetery. the other william howard taft who died in 1930. >>> "the new york times" says it is meeting with president-elect donald trump. that meeting is back on. he's expected to meet with the publisher and journalist this morning. earlier today trump tweeted that he canceled the meetinging. he is also slated to hold another round of meetings and he works to fill his administration. news 4's tracie potts has the to new york to rejoin the transition team. they're in no hurry to announce more cabinet officials before thanksgiving. >> it could come this week, it could come today, but we're not in a rush to publish names just because everybody is looking for the next story respectfully. >> reporter: sources say mayor and trump confidant rudy giuliani is being considered for director of intelligence. newt gingrich will continue to adv the president's cabinet. he favors giuliani over mitt romney as secretary of state. >> rudy is a better pick and has the right temperament. we're going to need somebody who is a fighter. >> re

howard dean. the juxtaposition of the baby, this and that the whole keen. >> do you know why? she was possessed through the spirit docking of the johnodesta. -- spirit cooking. >> and the podesta's brother. >> last night they had hex mex, they actually stir fied a chihuahua. >> performance act with aspects of the magics and cooking. >> and the occult. >> and the occult. >> -- up in wikileaks. >> wake up in wikileaks. this performance artist, marina something, can't remember her name. e-mailed john podesta's brother toney and said john is your brother going to join us. >> important tip s always set your kovn to 450 degrees. >> or just stick with the colorado brownies. >> we do know a little how the two candidates are trying to close out the race, based on whether they are going. battleground states we've been talking about for the last year and a half are the battleground states that it's really coming down to. especially spending a lot of time in florida and north carolina and of course both in ohio. >> and obviously -- so we'll know very early on if trump doesn't win florida it is over. it's game over. ohio he has to win. north car

howard dean are saying it should be a full -time chair. there are big question marks about whether he is ready to take the next level and be the voice of the democratic party. johnthose are fair questions, could potentially the face of the democratic party going forward. there will be no more powerful a vision than the image of a black man as the counterpoint to donald trump if things start to go in a nasty, racially-freighted direction. mark: he is a really impressive guy. there is a reason why people are coalescing around him. john: i want to get to this topic. hillary clinton basically said this weekend to allege donors that she thinks she lost the election because of james comey and his intervention in the campaign about 10 days out. do you think that is true? mark: it definitely played a role and i think it riled up republicans and maybe got some democrats riled up too. i think they are being way too ad hoc as to how they are handling this. many democrats are angry she is why shecomey as lost. i don't think he should have done it, but i think they would be smart to have a more organized response. you're leaving a bad taste in some people's mouth. john: i ag

john would be a very good choice. >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me, i don't know. [ laughter ] >> big smile, i'm going to get julie pace, the a.p.'s chief white house correspondent, howard schweitzer, used to serve as chief operating officer for the government's tarp program during the early years of the financial crisis, knows washington very well and also with me, cnn political commentator and republican strategist margaret hoover who was once part of rudy giuliani's presidential exploratory committee. so margaret hoover, with this potential curveball of these international business ties and lobbying of past, do you think that would be a deal breaker for him potentially being picked? >> not necessarily. there are deal breakers when there were conflicts of interest. if they don't exist right now and if he can do the equivalent of what donald trump did with his finances, put it in a blind trust, a real blind trust, sever ties then there's nothing that would exclude him because rudy since 9/11 many people think of him as america's mayor but 9/11 was the defining moment in our times where americans began to lookout ward and understand national foreign policy in a way diff

john harwood of wikileaks fame. you wonder how that is going to all play out over there but he is getting rewarded for this. just interesting for viewers to know as they go and watch. howard, thank you. go ahead. you want to comment on that real quick. >> if he was commentator i wouldn't have my from with it. he is chief washington correspondent. he offered him a chance to comment but he has declined. melissa: if he were commentator, no problem but don't present yourself down the center when you are not. if you don't want to watch john harwood's coverage on hillary clinton. we'll have fair and balanced election night coverage tuesday. live coverage from the first vote, final results. much, much more, you don't want to is in it. you know wherever one stands. a lot of people from both sides enjoy the coverage. david: we'll do it live overnight all night. berkshire hathaway is reporting, after hours right now. this is warren buffett's outfit, beating revenue but not earnings per share as you can see. the stock price is down quite a bit after-hours. this is for the a-shares. b shares are much cheaper per share tracks the a share as well. company says the stake in ibm continue

howard hughes. >> you ever meet him? >> i never met him. i never met clyde barrow of bonnie and clyde or john reed of reds. it's easier if you haven't met them because ultimately, i think all kind of history has a certain amount of fiction. >> you talked about moviemaking and i will need explanation on this. it's a little bit like vomiting. >> yeah. >> you feel like i really h and finally, you just get up one day and -- >> i'm actually sorry you bring it up. with a movie idea, it's hard to vomit. then i think, well, guess i have to make this movie, so i guess i'll probably feel better if i just go ahead and throw up. that's happened usually on -- not usually, always, on the at the height of the spotlight, when yours was the name on everyone's lips, and you were the sex symbol of hollywood, what was your ego like? >> what was my ego like? >> yeah. >> what was my ego like? >> was it possible to keep it in check or to get out of control? >> i think i had a fairly experience. yes. >> as a guy who is in the later part of this is 70s, what do you want your role to be in business in hollywood now, i don't mean in

howard kurtz, fox news, "mediabuzz" on sunday. sex, witchcraft, car wrecks, punditry on steroids. >> i wrote that we're in crazy town after a wild and crazy campaign. drudge headline about clinton campaign chief johnticing cult magic. he was provided to performance artist dinner. it was hint him, his brother tony. trump may be a car wreck but at least his car is pointed in right direction. hillary is drunk going the wrong way. nice endorsement, governor. actress says if trump wins we would look at real estate in australia. does that include her husband george stephanopoulos. i don't know if he is included in the plan. n in theg picture what have we broad sense of the media? because every four years, kind of takes us in a different direction. maybe there is a new form of media that is born. i think about "the drudge report" in the 1990s. "politico".com in 2008. >> yeah. bill: is it mechanism comes out of this or is it a lesson or is it it a style or is it way we cover it? how would you, how would you die sent that? >> it would be heart to give media high marks in this campaign because we have so easily been distracted by sensationalism, silly stuff, insults instead of issues. i do not let candidate

howard chandler cristie? this was 1940? >> it was commissioned during the depression, yes. brian: i found one version of it on a website that turned out to be very interesting, the john ash brook center. teachingamericanhistory.org. you can see it on the screen. when you move your cursor around on the individuals and click on it, you can see ho-ho they are. then when you go inside, they have background of each individual. why did you talk about this particular thing in your book? prof. larson: well, of course the session was closed. there were no reporters. there were no painters. there was nobody inside. those shutters that you see open and the curtains that you see pulled up were all closed. this was a classic ceremonial painting commissioned during the depression. it hangs in the house of representatives. brian: here in washington? prof. larson: here in washington, d.c. he takes all the people and composes it in a glorious celebratory ascione. i finish talking about what happened, and then i say that this painting was painted to capture how people envisioned it. it makes washington and franklin at the center. they choose to make it that way. that is how people thought it wa

john howard -- this other man who helps him get out -- he -- over to portuguese east africa, who wasing him in a trade -- he wrote about it as well and small things like he did an interview. in a newspaper i found he wrote , a letter to churchill so i have those sources, as well and the men who were with him so all of these things corroborate what churchill was saying. mr. lamb: with all of the traveling you did, what was the most important? ms. millard: to me, standing on the south african felt and understanding what churchill was feeling because when we think of winston churchill, it seems like a different species. he is this incredibly famous man, absolutely far from a perfect man but one of the greatest leaders in the history of the world, and he so removed but standing there, you can understand his desperation and this sense of vulnerability. and at while he is traveling, he one point, was not a religious man but he finally prayed for guidance and help because he has nowhere else to turn and that is something that i think anybody can understand and there was this shared humanity