might be going on with john jones. on't know what it is, huh? >> potentially, yes. >> reporter: he told police he got home about 5:00, and he lives just two blocks from garrett's apartment. police say this is jones on a very grainy security video, across the street from where garrett passed on his skate ride home. in a police interview room, jones was asked to roll up his shirt and pants to check for possible wounds and a leg injury. meanwhile, tandy was talking to police, and she had some thoughts. strong thoughts. coming up -- >> they had asked if there was anybody i could think of that would want to hurt garrett, and there was only one person that came to mind. >> the chief of police there in potsdam indicated to another investigator that they had a pretty hot suspect and that they were lining up whatever evidence they could to try to make an arrest. >> when "dateline" continues. of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with

. >> my name is john jones. during the 70's, i worked for the san francisco department of social services as an eligibility worker and after being trained, by fellow eligibility workers told me that if i were ever to get into a physical altercation with a client, a welfare client, that management of the welfare department would come down on the client's side regardless of the facts and my job was on the line. this left me with a very, very empty feeling. needless to say it colored my entire attitude towards everything management did. i have time and time between left these commission meetings with a feeling, wondering who would really want to be a police officer in the san francisco police department. the -- i come in here and listen to the d.p.a. report which brags about the high number of, what is it, sustained findings they make, 7.5% or 9%, however you count it. i think commissioner mazzucco's comment was very well taken. it has to be a morale buster to be half aware of what happens at these commission meeti

no file, play on, untilthe finalflick from john jones.ick from john fleck. a team that keep on surprising. manchester united maintained their faith with 0le gunnar solskjaer. a lease must a getaway to good, 2—0. and the strangest thing of all, it had been easy. but so often the answer is to manchester united's problems have come from within. young men like 19—year—old brandon williams. five minutes later other young mancunians joined in. marcus rashford to mason greenwood. 2—2. sheffield united we re greenwood. 2—2. sheffield united were now breathless and bewildered as marcus rashford completed the useful revolution. three goals in seven minutes. and still we were not done. sheffield united embrace the chaos. 3—3 but might technology have the final say? no handball, and quite some end to quite some match. rangers are back level on points with celtic at the top of the scottish premiership after they won 3—1 at hamilton academicals this afternoon. rangers went ahead seven minutes in thanks to this finish from ryan jack but lewis smith leve

no foul play on, and the finalflick from john jones.final flick from john fleck. a team that keep on surprising. are they gonna sew share might be at the wheel but now they needed three point turn. a lease must get getaway, too good, 2—0. as ever the a nswe i’s getaway, too good, 2—0. as ever the a nswers to getaway, too good, 2—0. as ever the answers to their problems have come from within from young men like 19—year—old brandon williams. five minutes later 18—year—old mason greenwood made it 2—2. sheffield united, so comfortable for so long we re united, so comfortable for so long were now breathless and bewildered as marcus rashford completed the useful u—turn. three goals in the seven sensational minutes but they couldn't contain the chaos. sheffield united made their own anarchy. a stoppage time equaliser, 3-3 but anarchy. a stoppage time equaliser, 3—3 but had they used an arm? replay is not clear. quite some finished quite so much. 460, 70 minutes they were not acceptable, not good enough, but that shows the quality of us that we

we're a 3 hour drive outside beijing and despite appearances environmental activist john jones knowsthat all is not well the river is almost dry the last 2 decades he's been recording the dwindling aquatic life of this region. well mission high 500 everything is focused on china's growth and making us economically competitive but we are using up our natural resources and really no one knows how things can continue. polluted ground water and air have become commonplace in and around china's big cities everyone has got used to monitoring air quality on a daily basis. and that here the air is good here in the mountains. really fresh in fact. you know but as soon as i get closer to beijing things deteriorate. i start to feel really unwell. feet before. this was the scene in beijing 4 years ago the footage was taken at midday but it could be night china is the biggest air pollution in the world. for a long time the country relied only on coal but no new coal powered stations are being built any more coal consumption has flatlined since 2013 over the last 5 years or so there's been a lot o

i would like to introduce john jones and ebbie elfaro who were recently working in that position. that position is really the face of the agency when the public arrives at the seventh floor. today we're recognizing both of these gentlemen for the exceptional service they provided while working in this very important role. they were both great communicators. they were always on time, always reliable, and eager to learn. they helped their fellow employees and members of the public when they came in. they basically greeted everyone with a warm, welcoming smile, very friendly. they were an absolute joy to work with and they raised the bar for this position. john has now returned to his regular position. he's an operator out of the kirkland position. and ebbie accepted a position working in the sustainable streets division in the sign shop. we are going to miss them, but are happy to know that they remain a part of the mta family. [ applause ]. >> wonderful. congratulations. now, you can speak, but everyone is going to ask the same question, which is, which is harder, dealing with the

she called me into his office one day and he had me read john paul jones's letter.e said you will never be able to be an officer because of your vision but wherever you go in this world you are going to be an ambassador of the united wills and i think you operate under these precepts. flight writers a school in 1957 and in 1957 later started working on logistics capability support plans. a year later i was helping prepare flights. years at sea in tin cans p i love tin cans. small boys. vietnam. in so i have a little bit more knowledge than most. one thing i was taught, when you join the military you keep your responsibilities. that's a big obligation. you cmj backs up other federal law which violates geneva. we violated geneva in the case of gallagher. we have not handled it internally. it may well be that if the man sets foot on nato territory, he could be taken to the hague and tried there. host: let's let the commander respond. guest: your point that you made when you had your commanding officer redo the john paul jones letter and the reminder that you are always

in an echo of lafayette's assistance to general george washington's army and admiral john paul jones' maybe, congress has generously appropriated over $1.5 billion over the past five years in assistance to ukraine. these funds increase the ability to fight russian aggression. ultimately, ukraine is on the path to become a full security partner of the united states within nato. u.s. and nato ally trainers developed the skills of ukrainian units near the polish border and elsewhere. they helped rewrite military education for ukraine's next generation. in supporting ukraine's brave resistance to russian aggression, we have a front row seat to the russian way of war in the 21st century, gaining priceless insights that contribute to our own security. this year, in 2019, ukrainian citizens passed the political torch to a new generation, one that came of age not in the final years of the soviet union, but in an independent ukraine. presidential and parliamentary elections swept out much of ukraine's governing elites and zelensky, adent cabinet with an average age of 39, and a parliament with

mma competitor, walt harris, the ufc announcing a $25,000 reward, and one of its top fighters, john jones as the search for blanchard continues, a community and her close friends are holding out hope for her safe return >> i just want to say to whoever has her or whoever knows anything, saw her that night, just please, please let us know, and please bring my best friend home >> so blayne, we know the police released those photos that we just saw of that damaged car do we have any idea what caused the damage >> reporter: craig, we do not. police say that it is clear that the car hit some sort of a fixed object say they don't know if it happened while she was in the car or after >> reporter: blayne alexander there for us in auburn thank you, we certainly hope someone comes forward with some sort of information. >>> still to come this morning, more states of course pushing to make marijuana legal, and as that's happening, the surgeon general is sharing a warning with us about its dangers on young brains, and kate snow has that story right after this. these eggos are so warm and fluffy, golde

fox news contributor john joey jones, who served in afghanistan. johnny, let me start with you.etherlands as well but especially in london because we know now that is a terrorist attack. the terrorists never really stopped. and with the threat of violence continues, doesn't it? >> absolutely. they call these things long wolf if they are not in concert with a greater organization. i hate that term because what we should say is they are inspired. they are inspired attacks because we now live in an age of information where someone in their own mental or just overall situation is in peril, and they feel inspired by some other action that some people are doing to lash out and do things like this, and i think to understand it rather than fear it is important, so we should call it what it is. these are people inspired by these great organizations. so there is a link there in that sense. >> gregg: i want to shift to afghanistan. terrorism is the reason we went there 18 years ago. it is still the reason we are there. taliban talks have resumed. what is the likelihood, in your judgment, o

in assistance to general george washington's army and admiral john paul jones' navy, congress has generously proeptd over $1.5 billion over the past five years in security assistance to ukraine. these funds increase ukraine's strength and ability to fight russian aggression. ultimately, ukraine is on a path to become a full security partner of the united states within nato. similar to valley forge, u.s. and nato ally trainers established training units near the polish border and elsewhere. they help rewrite education for the next generation. supporting ukraine's brave resistance to russian aggression, we have a front-row seat to the russian way of war in the 21st century, gaining priceless insights that contribute to our own security. this year in 2019, ukrainian citizens passed the political torch to a new generation, one that came of age not in the final years of the soviet union, but in an independent ukraine. presidential and parliamentary elections swept out much of ukraine's previous elite and seated 41-year-old president zelensky, a cabinet with an average age of 39 and a parliament w

right now, they had better decide whether you stand with my navy, you stand in the tradition of john paul jones and doc him off the ship and drop your anchors in front of the president and tell him what the navy is about or resign yourself. [applause] >> shall i come back to you? [laughter] >> this crisis in a row doesn't seem to be limited to one of the agencies, we just have come off two weeks of an impeachment inquiry where one side tries to make the case for why presidential use of power and high crimes were committed and how that was documented by public servants in the federal government. the other side was focused on the whistleblower. a whistleblower that many suspect may have come from one of the intelligence agencies that you pertain to. if you talk to us a bit about what you think the morales in the agency right now when at any moment, someone who risks career and possibly safety is potentially exposed by the president or someone in the administration. >> i think one of the challenges of what we do for living is to step back and reflect again, in my time in 35 years after i started,

echo of lafayette's organized the assistance to general george washington's army and admiral john paul jonesas navy congress has generously appropriated over 1500000000 dollars over the past 5 years and desperately needed trained and equipped security assistance to ukraine these funds increase ukraine's strength and ability to fight russian aggression ultimately ukraine is on a path to become a full security partner of the united states within nato. similar to von steuben training colonials at valley forge u.s. and nato allied trainers developed the skills of ukrainian units at yobbery for near the polish border and elsewhere they helped rewrite military education for ukraine's next generation as von steuben did for america's 1st and supporting ukraine's brave resistance to russian aggression we have a front row seat to the russian way of war in the 21st century inning priceless insights that contribute to our own security. this year in 2019 ukrainian citizens passed the political torch to a new generation one that came of age not in the final years of the soviet union but in an independent

she called me into his office one day and he had me read john paul jones's letter.id you will never be able to be an officer because of your vision but wherever you go in this world you are going to be an ambassador of the united wills and i think you operate under these precepts. flight writers a school in 1957 and in 1957 later started working on logistics capability support plans. a year later i was helping prepare flights. years at sea in tin cans p i love tin cans. small boys. vietnam. in so i have a little bit more knowledge than most. one thing i was taught, when you join the military you keep your responsibilities. that's a big obligation. you cmj backs up other federal law which violates geneva. we violated geneva in the case of gallagher. we have not handled it internally. it may well be that if the man sets foot on nato territory, he could be taken to the hague and tried there. host: let's let the commander respond. guest: your point that you made when you had your commanding officer redo the john paul jones letter and the reminder that you are always an

industry bacon is known as one of the best traders of his generation alongside paul tudor jones george soros john paulson and bill ackman he rose to fame with his macro bets in the 1990 s. when he correctly called the collapse of the european exchange rate mechanism and when saddam hussein would invade kuwait about that yielded his fund 86 percent return through last year more capital had made $18300000000.00 for investors since inception making it the 15th most profitable hedge fund of all time but the hedge fund industry has been facing increasingly challenging markets thanks to persistently low interest rates and the takeover of quantum bots running the show allocation has been difficult as long shorts struggle to raise capital amid mediocre performance. so i know that you're all about this so let you take the floor because you're listing off this list of names here like paul tudor jones george soros. they were speaking. it sounds like doom is what it comes off like but in terms of the hedge fund operations on the technical side take the moral side out of it go ahead but also right now the hed

after the outing of john paul jones' navy, america has proudly given billions of dollars in desperately needed security assistance to ukraine. these funds increase ukraine's strength and ability to fight russia's aggression. ultimately ukraine is on a path to become a full security partner of the united states within nato. similar to von steuben training col colonials in valley forge, they helped write for the next generation as von steuben did in the first. we have a front row seat in the russian war of the 21st century, giving insight to our own security. this year in 2019, ukranian citizens passed the political torch to a new generation, one that came of age not in the final years of the soviet union but in an independent ukraine. presidential and parliamentary elections swept out much of ukraine's previous governing elite and seated 41-year-old president zelensky, a cabinet with an average age of 39, and a parliament with the average age of 41. at the heart of that is a thirst for justice, because there cannot be dignity without justice. without a reformed judicial sector that deliv

t-mobile, the news crossed moments ago report from dow jones that we works is in talks to get the t-mobile ceo john legere for their ceo. investors do not like the news of him leaving, stocks dropping sharply. some down still by 1.7%. it is a dow jones report that we work is in talks with john legere. boeing up 4% on reports the 737 max 8 may resume deliveries as soon as next month, before the faa necessarily approves the plane to fly but they will be delivered so that when they do get approval they can hit the air. stocks sharply higher. the stock is 6.2%. vonnie: let me just give more context on the we work story. we are confirming that weak is wework is in talks with john legere. it makes a lot of sense for john legere to be considered. he is a other folk character character- a colorful and he could stay on at wework. this is all speculation t-mobile sprint is downd 2.6%. both stocks off lows. that john legere may leave but regulatory concerns. hong kong chaos intensifies. fresh protesting the weight of a student death resulted in live rounds of bullets, tear gas, and arson in the streets. the v

in an echo of lafayette's assistance to general george washington's army and admiral john paul jones' army, congress has generously appropriated over $1.5 billion over the past five years in desperately needed trained and equipped security assistance to ukraine. these funds increase ukraine's strength and ability to fight russian aggression. ultimately, ukraine is on a path to become a full security partner of the united states within nato. similarly to von stuben at valley forge, u.s. and ally trained near the polish border and elsewhere. they helped rewrite military education for ukraine's next generation as von stuben did for america's first. in supporting ukraine's brave assistance to russian aggression, we have a front-row seat to the russian way of war in the 21st century, gaining priceless insights that contribute to our own security. this year in 2019, ukrainian citizens passed the political torch to a new generation, one that came of age not in the final years of the soviet union, but in an independent ukraine. presidential and parliamentary elections swept out much of ukrain

joining us now mother jones reporter john freedman who was inside the courthouse today and back withs natasha bertram. a quote from your own reporting here, you wrote an article in which you say trump's campaign apparently thought it was colluding with wikileaks. steve bannon says trump team saw roger stone as access point to assange. the trump campaign apparently thought it was colluding with wikileaks. in bannon's cross-examination today stone's defense attorney asked him, you and the trump campaign didn't view stone as the access point to wikileaks? and bannon says, i think we did, yes. that's remarkable. >> yeah, that's pretty striking. and, you know, bannon didn't only say that the trump campaign was receiving what it thought was inside information on wikileaks from roger stone. he also suggested that they believed that stone was sort of orchestrating the release of this stolen democratic e-mails. bannon said that when wikileaks released the e-mails from the clinton campaign chairman john podesta on october 7th,2016, he said he heard that stone had been involved in making that h

>>> we're back on this mounting case against president trump with washington chief for mother jones and johner speech writer for president reagan. good evening. >> good evening. >> david, i put the question to you first. can trump beat these charges like rocky? and can he do so with this new bribery type defense? >> well, i don't think he is saying that he committed bribery. i think he said it was beautiful and perfect, whatever you might want to call it. i think it's pretty clear day by day, the evidence gets stronger and stronger that there was corrupt intent, and it wasn't just a quid pro quo. extortion, bribery, these are better descriptions of what happened. so he's not going to beat the charge in the sense that it's likely that the house is going to go ahead and impeach him and send him to a trial in the senate, where chaos can rule and we don't know what's going to happen. and at this point, it's hard to conceive of those republican senators voting to convict. and they're trying to do everything they can to concede reality, to acknowledge reality yet claim there is nothing really wron

right now, they had better decide whether you stand with my navy, you stand in the tradition of john paul jonesf the ship and drop your anchors in front of the president and tell him what the navy is about or resign yourself. [applause] >> shall i come back to you? [laughter] >> this crisis in a row doesn't seem to be limited to one of the agencies, we just have come off two weeks of an impeachment inquiry where one side tries to make the case for why presidential use of power and high crimes were committed and how that was documented by public servants in the federal government. the other side was focused on the whistleblower. a whistleblower that many suspect may have come from one of the intelligence agencies that you pertain to. if you talk to us a bit about what you think the morales in the agency right now when at any moment, someone who risks career and possibly safety is potentially exposed by the president or someone in the administration. >> i think one of the challenges of what we do for living is to step back and reflect again, in my time in 35 years after i started, i think the sto

very happy to say we can bring on live to the program know joan korea jones a former cia analyst and whistleblower john good to see you if the irregularities flying dollop in the leaked e-mails actually do turn out to be legitimate what consequences could the o.p.c. w. face do you think well the sad truth is not many consequences 1st of all i think that 6 the truth the original. report will get out there somebody had the conscience and the presence of mind to send this e-mail at least 2 week you remember week you weeks has never ever had to issue a correction or a retraction so we know that you permission is true we know that came directly from the organization so. i think that that what we have here is the opening salvo in you know a back and forth between the media and the you that is going to eventually result in the release of more information remember it wasn't just you that was originally talking about this not having been taught by us that there were other organizations out there washed up right that said that information just didn't add up and that we couldn't come to. you speaking just a few h

an effort of lafayette's organized assistance to general george washington's army and admiral john paul jones congress has generously appropriated over $1.5 billion over the past five years in desperately needed train and equip assistance to ukraine. these funds increase ukraine's strength and ability to fight russian aggression, ultimately ukraine is on a path to become a full security partner of the united states within nato. similar to von steuben trading colonials at valley forge, u.s. and naval allies developlls in the polish border and elsewhere. they helped rewrite military education for ukraine's next generation as a von steuben did for america's first. in supporting ukraine's brave resistance to russian aggression we have a front row seat to the russian way of war in the 21st century gaining priceless inside that contribute to our own security. this year in 2019 ukrainian citizens passed the political torch to a new generation, one that came of age not in the final eight years of the soviet union but in an independent ukraine. presidential and parliamentary elections swept up much of

ousted by softbank and they're looking for a new chief executive and it could be john legere of t-mobile if the sources at dow jones> interesting dom chu, thank you. >> what will he be the ceo of? like i'm not being like deliberately sardonic but what is this? because these -- they're not going to be able to hold on to the leases with the current capitalization structure assuming the bailout from the vision fund -- excuse me from softbank, a bailout of the vision fund, this is not the same business it was two months ago. >> it gives them a presence with investors, both on the debt side and the equity side, a commodity they know that's taken the company that was in a troubled industry, cellular and going to this. >> what else it gives them -- >> i don't know the assets -- >> we could debate -- yes. and it gives them a salesman like few others. >> but that's not the issue. salesmen is the problem. >> you could debate. >> you're right. >> salesmanship is why we're here. >> maybe more deemed legitimate salesman. >> the issue is where is the capital coming from that's going to sustain the amount of millions of square fe

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john taylor woods says no one has ever seen anything like that. the acting commander, roger jones, said it is the battery, look out for hot fight. basically, for the next batch that is the sinking of the cumberland, very dramatic. it's like a pick me against a giant. the virginias 262 feet virginia is 262 feet. the pilot house is out in front, and then there is the tourette turret. they have bad communications between the pilot house and turrentt turret. when the monitor sank, what are had gotten into the tube, so it didn't work. inside, there are white marks to tell you the captain's order. if you are in a spinning turret, do you know where that is? if you are using black powder, are the white marks covered up? and can you see out of the turret? we have to look over the top of the 11 inch guns and you see a dark object guns, and you see a dark objects, you fire. one of those would be the pilot house. it is called monitor roulette. out of 41 shots, they only hit the virginia 20 times. that tells you that there is bad fire control. virginia doesn't have the proper ammunition on boa

jones not a happy dude in the box. later in the second quarter, how about double reverse, john brown throwing it to devon single terry,t a happy guy. in fact, i'm out. bills went 26-15, they are 9-3. >>> bears-lance is the early game today. first nfl start and when nobody covers your top receiver this quarterback kenny golladay, 75 yards later it is a 7-7 game. holiday, four catches for 158 yards. fourth quarter, lands clinging to a three-point lead, mitchell trubisky to david montgomery, go ahead scored 24-20, bears fr 6-6. >>> haskell football, the turkey day game at keyser, lincoln and balboa, just before halftime, the only touchdown of the game. jonas frank of which to all of our net, breaks a tackle, 45 years later that's it, a lot of defense. lincoln wins 10-0 and takes the san francisco section championship for the norcal playoffs. >>> bay area college basketball is thriving in november. stanford 7-1. those teams are spectators as two of the nation's best battle for the better and in a tropical paradise. number eight gonzaga, number 11 oregon, the battle for atlanta. they played this on the bahamas in a convert

voters went with roy moore and that's how doug jones of the democratic senator of alabama. it is not just these two. you had johnand bradley burn. the congressman from alabama who's trying to be the most trumpi trumpian. another one to watch, is the former coach. tommy taubeville. >> al bamabamian s, they love football. >> maybe you don't watch the news. >> you can do it onset, you can change it up. u can change it up the gop to find middle ground on clean energy and its affordability, and is middle ground even enough when it comes to climate disasters you are watching velshi and ruhle live on msnbc. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® (mom vo) it's easy to shrink into your own little world. especially these days. (dad) i think it's here. (mom vo) especially at this age. (big sis) where are we going? (mom vo) it's a big, beautiful world out there. (little sis) whoa... (big sis) wow. see that? (mom vo)

pop star jones june young has been sentenced for 6 years in prison to 6 years in prison for raping a woman with another k. pop star john also secretly filmed the rape and shared the video online a pop star choi john who was sentenced to 5 years in prison rescue crews in albania are winding down their operation to find survivors of tuesday's deadly earthquake the operation is now focused on a collapsed beachfront hotel in the port town of duras 49 people have been confirmed dead across the region rocked by the 6.4 magnitude quake. to iraq now where prime minister abdul mahdi says he will present his resignation to parliament his offer to step down comes a day after 40 people were killed in the latest clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters the death toll since unrest broke out in october has now surpassed $400.00. a victory for protesters here celebrating in baghdad the prime minister says he'll resign amid relentless protests they've been demanding change since october in some of the country's most sustained and deadly clashes. am. over 400 people are now dead many of them on 2 young men and a st

scalia, vice president cheney, ray randolph, edith jones, doug ginsberg, dennis jenkins, jeff sutton and justice neil gorsuch. don mcgann, peter seals, john allison senators tom cotten and ben sasse. that brings us to today's lecture. it is my privilege to introduce the honorable william barr, attorney general to theunited states . peopleserving government for a wide variety of reasons in addition to performing valuable public service . there's power, there's a steppingstone even higher office or the prestige of having had the position and then the other one receives while serving the country in such an important role but in the current case, it's difficult to see how most of these self-serving incentives apply. one that still does is forming a valuable public service . and indeed much of his career has been spent performing exactly such services going back to his early days with the cia. he received his ma in, from columbia in chinese studies and that might come in handy. and his gw from georgetown, george washington. the clerk for the underrated judge malcolm will be on the uscourt of appeals for the dc circuit . and back to public serv

jones. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. mps have voted labour's sir lindsay hoyle as the new speaker. he replaces john bercow, who's stood down after 10 years in the role. health bosses have warned parties not to use the nhs as "a political weapon" in the election campaign. the baby goods retailer mothercare has said it plans to call in administrators, putting 2,500 jobs at risk. the uk's terror threat level is downgraded from severe to substantial, but it still means an attack could happen "without further warning." the chief executive of mcdonald's, steve easterbrook, has been sacked for having a relationship with one of his employees. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sebastian payne, the whitehall correspondent of the financial times, and polly mackenzie, the director of the cross—party think tank demos. welcome to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. leading with the guardian, the prime minister is accused of a cover—up over alleged russian meddling in uk politics, after claims the government blocked the release of

john legere as its new ceo. legere has been trying to get the merger of t-mobile and sprint through the justice department. now dow jonesg that he is in talks with wework as they try to redo wework. both stocks, t-mobile and sprint, are down on the news. we will continue to bring you news on that. potentially big news in the telecommunications industry. now we turn to big news over the weekend, algorithms, and whether they can discriminate. it's a question congress has been asking, and it came to the fore over the weekend with claims that their wives had received lower credit limits on their apple card. the new york state regulator probably announced an investigation. we welcome her back to bloomberg, linda a. lacewell. thank you for joining us. what do we know about this at this point? what do you know? linda: we know that there was a viral tweet over the weekend, and many responded, making the theyclaim, which is that had applied, or their wives applied to the apple card backed by goldman sachs, and the woman was treated differently by the even denied or received a lower credit limit, even though her credit score was

jones in alabama. they would need a way to get over to a tom tillerson in north carolina or joni ernst in iowa or johnornyn in texas. they would need a way to start getting up into that. >> what about senator peter's? he is listed as someone who may be vulnerable. guest: that is one the you -- that we are watching. john james is a republican, is a good candidate. a real good candidate. peters is not terribly, he is not disliked, but not terribly well defined. that is one we are keeping an ion. guest: -- host: democrats elected andy beshear in kentucky. some say this means mitch mcconnell is vulnerable. kentucky is a pretty red state. every republican on the ballot statewide except for governor bevin's, he was something of a sure,y person and i'm not there are things you could interpret out of kentucky where democrats got a good vote out of some of the suburbs, like ,incinnati, but that was a lot i would caution people about reading too much, whether it is and the democratic wing in louisiana -- win in louisiana where john bel edwards was unusually strong for a democrat, inins was unusually weak kentuc

randall, edith jones, doug ginsburg, jeff sutton and then judge not justice neil gorsuch, also included former attorney general michael mr. casey, from white as counsel don mcgahn, john allison and senators tom cotton in ben sasse. that brings us to today's lecture. it is my privilege to introduce for this year's lecture the honorable william barr, attorney general of the united states. people serve in government from a wide variety of reasons in addition to performing valuable public service. there's power. there's a stepping stone to even higher office, or the prestige of having had the position and the honor one receive all serving the country in such an important role. but in the current case it's really difficult to see how most of these self-serving and sends apply. the that still does is for performing a valuable public service. indeed, much of his career has been spent performing executive session exact to such service going back to his early days with the cia. he received his ma in, from columbia in chinese studies, and that might come in handy. [laughing] and is gw from georgetown, george washington. he clerked for the underrated judge malcolm wilke on u.s.

john brown with a 28-yard touchdown pass to an open singletary ry. third quarter, josh allen can't find anyone so he scores on a 16-yard td run. that makes it 23-7 buffaloes. jerry jones had seen enough. the bills win 26-15. they are 9-3. cowboys dropped to 6-6. >>> lions undrafted rookie against the bears and on his first drive, he goes deep for a 75-yard touchdown pass, his first career completion and tied the game at 7. 4th quarter. chicago trailing bay three and a little over 2 minutes left. he finds montgomery for the go ahead 3-yard td pass. the bears win 24-20. they even their record at 6-6. >>> the egg bowl between ole miss and mississippi state. he catches a touchdown with four seconds left pulling ole miss within one. he celebrates by pretending to urinate like a dog and luke logan misses the kick and that is how the rebels lose by one point 21-20. >>> 6:25. coming up in the next half- hour, peace talks to end the war in afghanistan. president trump's surprise visit on thanksgiving day. >>> and we're live in livermore at the san francisco premium outlet es where shoppers have been here through the night and now the next rush is coming in early this morning.

john at motel 6, room 237. >> reporter: except there was no evidence paige ever went to see him. but then there was this client, lester ralph jonesing in the shadow of his front door. investigators got a tip about jones from this friend of paige's named carol linderholm. paige had scheduled an appointment with jones the night before she disappeared. but for some reason didn't want to go, asked linderholm to meet jones instead. >> he was expecting her. and then i think -- >> and then you showed up at his door. >> right. >> i'm sure he had some expectations, right? i mean, he called an escort service. he -- >> well, he let it be known almost immediately that he wanted sex. >> reporter: linderholm said that didn't happen. instead they talked for an hour or so and then she left. couple of days later, she said, she called paige. >> it's carol, where the heck are you? >> reporter: got no response. >> at first i thought she was just busy and she couldn't call back. then when i heard on the news that the kids actually went to the police department about it, that's when i knew something terrible had happened to her. >> paige, this is caro

john's report. viviana: you're watching bloomberg surveillance. let's get the business flash. xerox is reportedly considering the takeover of h.p. according to dow jonesock offer and h.p. has a market value of about $27 billion. the company is more than three times the size of xerox. maysayoshi lionaire son is reporting the first quarterly loss in 14 years. about $6.5 billion. softbank writing down a string of marquee investments and the losses calling into question's son's deal making approach and trying to raise a larger successor to hised 100 billion vision fund. that's a bloomberg business flash. francine and tom? tom: thank you so much. an ordinary story playing out for 2020 or 2022, james diamond of jp morgan wants price discoveryy, jim of bloomberg opinion is truly leading the world debate on what exactly is going on in japan. jim, a basic question, could softbank exist in the united states under united states accounting rules? jim: yeah, it could but would be interesting to see how it does survive. i think the accounting rules could pretty much go either way but would be accounted for differently, whether it could survive in the business envir

john victor steon was removed from jonestown. walked into the u.s. consulate and said that i had to leave. i am a former jonestown resident -- resident. jim jonesns to kill everyone and will mass suicide and those who resist will be murdered. even after that there were 14 member -- 14 letters written from family members of people's temple residence saying please investigate jim jones. there is a mysterious disappearance. host: give us a quick reference. the country of guyana, south america. georgetown is the capital, where was jonestown in relation? guest: 140 miles away. d.c. to philadelphia. georgetown is a small town. capital of guyana, and a small country of 800,000 -- 800 people. it was probably a town of 20,000 to 50,000 people. you inou mentioned that addition to reporting to cq roll call have a personal connection. what is that? guest: my cousin was a public school teacher. in the 1970's some of her stones were in the people's temple. 2014, i was eve with my family visiting her in san francisco, and over tea and cookies she brought out a brochure of the people's temple. inside were pictures of the reverend jim jones with mayor , endorse

jones, once again, thank you for your service, happy thanksgiving. >> thank you, happy holidays. >> julie: fox radio chief white house correspondent and attorney johnt if you got for us? >> as we've heard already, this is one of those types of trips which has really been kept under wraps, i had an opportunity just a week ago with vice president mike pence, his secret trip to iraq, i was one of the report is invited on that particular trip and they had to keep everything very hush-hush to say the least because there's a very small group of reporters, 13 altogether that travel with the president or travel with the vice president in that particular case, for one of the secret trips to a war zone. afghanistan is one of those war zones that the president up until now had not visited before. as you mentioned earlier he visited iraq the day after christmas last year, this is his first trip to afghanistan. >> julie: can you compare it for us? how were these trips any different? >> they are happening at a time when the troops are thinking about their families, obviously, they are away from their families sometimes for a significant amount of time, and to ge

john is with us now. are you feeling nervous? just treating it as any other week, as eddiejones has treating it as any other week, as eddie jones hasuite a prominent thing now in the game. that inspirational team talk which 0wen farrell gave last night, wouldn't you love to have been a fly on the world to hear that, and he will have to deliver another one. 0ur correspondent andy swiss joins us from the stadium in yokohama. atmosphere building, the coach is on its way to the stadium. what a match is going to be, and we have spoken so much about getting to a world cup final. england will be desperate to get over the line and emulate what happened back in 2003. that's right, john. yes, just an hour and that's right, john. yes, just an hourand a that's right, john. yes, just an hour and a half now until the start of the world cup final and thousands upon thousands of fans are making their way into the stadium behind me. i have to say, a lot more england shirts than south african shirts from the fans we have seen going past. a few choruses of swing low sweet chariot. a glorious evening in yokohama, perfect conditions for running rugby,