in a joint statement with north las vegas mayor john lee, the state continues to communicate invested $120 million of its own money in our community and its is future deserves more than statements from a political opportunist. >> not talking about the future instead they are talking about their construction projection already being a game changer from the area a governor's response is all online boat on our social media accounts and news3lv.com. this is a developing story that we plan on following. john strayhorn news3, guys. >> thank you john. >>> a unlv math instructor facing backlash, he even on a post threatened to report nathan o'neil with their quick and strong reaction. nathan. >> reporter: we're getting word that this math teacher is apologizing and those comments were meant as a joke. but many on the very diverse campus says this is no joking matter. >> i am so angry that this individual thought it was okay to come out and say this to students who are >> george bush makes this controversial statement about.undocumented immigrants. bush writes that there would be, quote, no sa

. >> for more than 35 years, john lee anderson has been reporting from conflict zones such as syria, i lied about my age and traveled around africa. when i was 13, i told people i was 26. >> in the early 1990s while researching a biography, he and his family moved to cuba and ended up staying for three years. you lived here during the special period which was not so special. that was the bad times. the russians had pulled out. soviets all done. >> the economy went like this. >> completely tanked. >> 90%. it just tanked. >> cuba lost 80% of its import goods which led to widespread hunger, malnutrition, and a nose dive for the already difficult quality of life on the island. >> there was one place where we could buy food which was a soviet-style place with food that was flown in. quite bad food. under fidel's rule, that's the way it was. >> it's like a cargo cult version of chinese food here. dumplings. the szechuan chicken dish that's about as szechuan as, well, i am. what's going to happen? what's next? >> the uptick in tourism after the september 17th announcement, raul and obama, s

he works with a couple now and races like indiana senator-elect todd young and john mccain's reelection and mike lee and ted cruz for freedom works. and peter who managed another one of the most uphill races of the 2016 cycle for pat toomey. we want to first talk about the ads we just saw. >> so the grace ad that you just saw was something that in the work for a long time. we did research early on identifying the constituents in the story and we knew we were going to be outspent so we knew that we needed to be and we knew they were going to see if they

he works with a couple now and races like indiana senator-elect todd young and john mccain's reelection and mike lee and ted cruz for freedom works. and peter who managed another one of the most uphill races of the 2016 cycle for pat toomey. we want to first talk about the ads we just saw. >> so the grace ad that you just saw was something that in the work for a long time. we did research early on identifying the constituents in the story and we knew we were going to be outspent so we knew that we needed to be and we knew they were going to see if they would only care about billionaires. and we did our research early

john mccain's re-election. michael got list start working for campaigns like mike lee and ted cruz for freedom works. peter who manage one -- another one of the most uphill races of the 2016 cycle for pennsylvania senator pat toomey. we want to talk about the ads we saw. >> the grace ad that you saw was something that had been in the works for a long time. we did a lot of research early on identifying the constituents in the stories that we wanted to tell. we knew this was going to be an uphill battle. we knew we were going to be out raced and out spent. we knew we needed to be creative and think outside the box and really be scrappy. we also knew that they were going to try to paint johnson as a cold hearted millionaire who only cares about special interests and billionaires.

we have actually had some incredible dialogue with the city with mayor lee with john hwang rahaim the planning department have been exceptional partners, again in working with us on this project. it is all in the theme of teamwork with the city with the client with how you create a project which i think in this case would truly be for the people of san francisco. the big image on the sign about the urban room that some of you have mentioned, to us is probably one of the most important achievements of the project. this will be a room that on a day like this, or on a hot day, everyone in the city of san francisco can gather and enjoy lights. it is actually a little out ways, here you just see one of them. on that site is another one which will still exist good they will help these unique visual network of alleyways get even better than it is right now. because i think it is very unique to san francisco with its big urban grid and has a unique little network of alleys which we love right from the very beginning. i think would offer great facilities for the neighborhood. you will have res

shortly before noon, john wilkes booth stops at ford's theater, as is his daily custom, to pick up his mail. harry ford: well, here's the man who don't like general lee. here for his mail. john wilkes booth: i told you, harry, i don't like the way he surrendered. given his sword by the senate in richmond and swearing an oath never to give it up, he should have died on the battlefield before rendering his southern manhood to the butcher, grant. [chuckles]. that's what i said, harry and it's what i meant. now let's just hope he's not paraded through the streets as the romans did their captives, huh? thank you, raybold. harry ford: well, i'll be sure to ask the president his plan in that regard. john wilkes booth: the president? you mean the buffoon who walked into jeff davis' house in richmond, threw his legs over the chair and spit tobacco juice all over the place? [men laughing]. harry ford: he don't chew tobacco, john or i woulda put a spittoon in the presidential box tonight. a messenger for mr. lincoln called this morning for tickets. for them and general and mrs. grant. maybe we'll have robert e. lee and old jefferson davis himself in another box

lee. jon: i'm john cot and we are watching trump tower. mr. trump announced that he's nominating general james madison for the defense secretary post. general mattis nicknamed mad dog by the troops he commanded is highly regarded in military circles but he will need a special waiver from congress because the law prevents him from taking such a less less than seven years after retiring. >> one of our great, great generals, don't let it outside, right? and, of course, the press is very honest, they will never let this go even though it's all lies, they have about seven stations live. we are going to point mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. >> we are live fox team coverage. we begin with peter docey live at trump tower in new york city, peter. peter: the president elect went to ohio to thank swing state voters for being on board with his campaign and he ended upbringing a secretary of defense nominee on board with his administration. you heard it there retired general james mad dog mattis. >> they say he's the closest thing to general ge

lee. >>> the united kingdom criticizing secretary of state john kerry or his comments on israel this week. a spokeswoman for theresa may said it is not appropriate to go after the ally. may goes on to say while it considers the settlements construction illegal, it is far from the only conflict with the palestinians. kerry went after israel's government as the most right wing in the state's history and portrayed the settlements as the biggest obstacle standing in the way of peace. >>> france is raising the terror tax. citizens will pay almost 1.70 more on the property. it will go to a fund for terror attacks recently. more than 200 people have died over the last 20 months in terror attacks. 86 people died in nice while 120 people killed in november in the 2015 attacks in paris. >>> security stepped up in a big way ahead of the big new year's eve festivities in times square. the steps taken to protect millions of partiers next. >>> time for an early start on your money. global stacocks mixed as we tur the last day of 2016. dow probably won't hit 20,000 today. futures are higher after the cl

john bell hood. ladies and gentlemen, mr. lee white. [ applause ] >> chris said chickamauga. i've got a special connection there. that's one of the reasons why i did the little book "bushwhacking on a grand scale" to tell that story. but it's through that battle that my time there volunteering at chickamauga that i became familiar with the general patrick cleburne. and very early on in my career, in fact, my first really big civil war book was a biography of pat cleburne that i saved up from when we first filmed the movie for the park. we got paid $50, the extras did. i used my $50 to buy two books on patrick cleburne. and it's through that story cleburne's story ends at franklin. and so i've kind of been interested in it ever since. and indeed, during the 150th anniversary cycle, i went to as many 150th programs as i could. especially enjoying the time around here at fredericksburg. but one of the top experiences of my life was when i went to franklin for the 150th on the actual date, november 30th of 2014. i was there, and i found out that ed bars was in town and was going

melissa lee, doing the half today. john? >> the dow is hanging the mistletoe over 20,000. we'll see if it actually happens for a look at the the biggest stock winners and losers since march 1999 when the dow first hit 10,000. dom? >> a lot of interesting stuff since 1999 for sure. dow looks completely different basically. lot more industrials compared to now. back to the upside it hasn't looked back since is actually october of 2009. so we're going to take a look at that and the current dow components. current dow components and just how well they've done since that 2009 mark. united health care, a 55% gain. no slouch in terms of leaders in returns among current dow members. home depot, up almost 4 hundred% at this point. visa up 329% and apple up 317%. many of these stocks weren't part of the dow in 2009 or 1999. however they are driving stuff today. no laggards or losers. but ibm, big blue only up 31% since that 2009 mark. exxonmobil up 26%. lot of oil price volatility, energy stock volatility contributing to that cisco systems, 26% of the upside and goldman sachs up 25%

we have actually had some incredible dialogue with the city with mayor lee with john hwang rahaim the planning department have been exceptional partners, again in working with us on this project. it is all in the theme of teamwork with the city with the client with how you create a project which i think in this case would truly be for the people of san francisco. the big image on the sign about the urban room that some of you have mentioned, to us is probably one of the most important achievements of the project. this will be a room that on a day like this, or on a hot day, everyone in the city of san francisco can gather and enjoy lights. it is actually a little out ways, here you just see one of them. on that site is another one which will still exist good they will help these unique visual network of alleyways get even better than it is right now. because i think it is very unique to san francisco with its big urban grid and has a unique little network of alleys which we love right from the very beginning. i think would offer great facilities for the neighborhood. you will have res

we have actually had some incredible dialogue with the city with mayor lee with john hwang rahaim the planning department have been exceptional partners, again in working with us on this project. it is all in the theme of teamwork with the city with the client with how you create a project which i think in this case would truly be for the people of san francisco. the big image on the sign about the urban room that some of you have mentioned, to us is probably one of the most important achievements of the project. this will be a room that on a day like this, or on a hot day, everyone in the city of san francisco can gather and enjoy lights. it is actually a little out ways, here you just see one of them. on that site is another one which will still exist good they will help these unique visual network of alleyways get even better than it is right now. because i think it is very unique to san francisco with its big urban grid and has a unique little network of alleys which we love right from the very beginning. i think would offer great facilities for the neighborhood. you will have res

john's. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everybody, welcome to thirsty thursday. we're so glad you chose to join us. it's the first day of december, hoda woman. >> it's already here. >> yesterday's song by hunter hayes. my daughter loves him, thinks he's great. >> adorable. >> we have a good show. >> two british beauties are here, elizabeth hurley and her son damian.

john's. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everybody, welcome to thirsty thursday. we're so glad you chose to join us. it's the first day of december, hoda woman. >> it's already here. >> yesterday's song by hunter hayes. my daughter loves him, thinks he's great. >> adorable. >> we have a good show. >> two british beauties are here, elizabeth hurley and her son damian. mas his acting debut. it's going to be fun hearing how much she likes watching him work. >> or how difficult it is for him. it's tough enough to be a teenage son, then mama's the boss, ooh. then two women who have come to new york to celebrate will have a trip to remember their city in ambush makeover chairs right now. one them had a lot of haircut off. >> plus, the most luxe look of them all. >> and in our kitchen over there, chef alex guarnaschelli is in the kitchen. what you got for us alex? >> i have the sandwich to end all sandwiches. >> your mom's sandwich you were talking about. >> it's a december sandwich. >> sandwich to end all sandwiches? nobody says that. >> it

we have seen senator mike lee, senator john cornyn hand in hand with senator patrick leahy, senator durbin, senator booker, on criminal justice reform, completely understanding the system we have right now does not work. increasing impact on people that are poor, on race, on our budgets, and want to see change. for some reason, the rest of the legislature is ignoring the facts, ignoring the data that says that we can do better. the smart on crime initiative, sally yates has talked about this repeatedly. we have done we can incarcerate people for less time, use mandatory minimums less, and have a little bit of an increase in the number of april who take pleas. and we are seeing crime rates go down while we are having these reforms. and frisk.about stop new york has reduced the number of stops by an enormous number, and crime is going down in new york. that is a fact. that is what we should be looking at to see and make sure we are replicating around the country. we are talking about fines and fees and kicking kids out of school and all of these stupid things that we are locking people up fo

we have seen senator mike lee, senator john cornyn hand in hand with senators leahy, senator durbidu durban, senator booker on criminal justice reform understanding that the system we have right now does not work. it doesn't work because it has an increased impact on people who are poor, on race, on our budgets and want to see change. and for some reason, the rest of the legislature is ignoring the facts, is ignoring the data that says that we can do better. the smart on crime initiative we saw and sally has talked about this, the deputy attorney general repeatedly, we have found that we can incarcerate people for less time, use mandatory minimums less and actually have a little bit of an increase in the number of people who take pleas and we are seeing our crime rates going down while at the same time we're sag these incredible reforms. ron talked about stop and frisk. new york right now has reduced the number of stops by -- and frisks by an enormous number and crime is going down in new york. that is a fact. that is what we should be looking at to see and make sure we are replicati

lee. jon: i'm john cot and we are watching trump tower. mr. nominating general james madison for the defense secretary post. general mattis nicknamed mad dog by the troops he commanded is

lee saunders, president of the american federation of state, county and municipal employees. i look at christmas decorations at the white house and the nations capital. former house speaker john boehner and the congressional exit interview with congressman charlie wrangle. rangol. -- susan: on this holiday weekend our guest. is lee saunders since 2012, he is been the president of the largest public employee union with 1.6 million members across the nation. thank you for being here. lots of talk about with the trump administration coming in. let me introduce our two reporters. christopher is from the associated press and economy reporter. ted hessen from politico. i wanted to ask you, we learned out of the trump corporation is that they have agreed to allow union organizing at the brand-new trump hotel in washington and las vegas. the you have any reactions to that? mr. sauders: i want to congratulate the workers in las vegas who have been fighting for a contract for quite a while. and his managers in las vegas have been blocking them from even sitting at the table. they won a major victory. they stood strong and we hope that spreads. clearly, i think it was because of the wil

john c. underwood, who presided over the indictments with lee was asked to testify. he told the congress there was no chance at lior davis would be convicted in a court trial held in virginia. candded this, unless you pack the jury. asked him if he could do such a thing, he said it might be difficult, but it could be done. i could pack a jury to convict him. i know very honest, ardent union men in virginia. and here are some of those ardent men. it is a panel assembled from which you would then choose the jury of 12. he was starting to assemble this jury. do you notice anything? out of the 24, half were african-american. said, apack a jury he congressional committee. just think of that. here is a city federal court judge under oath testifying to a congressional committee that he could tamper with the legal system and disobey the law and get a conviction. you cannot make this up, can you? the government backed away from prosecuting davis and any of his compatriots, securing a conviction seemed too risky area in early 1869, the government dropped the case and walked aw

we have actually had some incredible dialogue with the city with mayor lee with john hwang rahaim the exceptional partners, again in working with us on this project. it is all in the theme of teamwork with the city with the client with how you create a project which i think in this case would truly be for the people of san francisco. the big image on the sign about the urban room that some of you have mentioned, to us is probably one of the most important achievements of the project. this will be a room that on a day like this, or on a hot day, everyone in the city of san francisco can gather and enjoy lights. it is actually a little out ways, here you just see one of them. on that site is another one which will still exist good they will help these unique visual network of alleyways get even better than it is right now. because i think it is very unique to san francisco with its big urban grid and has a unique little network of alleys which we love right from the very beginning. i think would offer great facilities for the neighborhood. you will have restaurants. you'll have events.

captain thomas macey of engine four, captain john carrera of engine one, and hoseman harry lee peng of, the u.s. government awarded purple hearts to those civilian firefighters injured and killed on december 7. the only u.s. civilian firefighters in history to be so honored. here in pearl harbor we watch over the memorials. we also preserve the memories of those who experience the attack so that their words will live we also preserve the memories of forever. the national park service keeps america's memory of the war alive for future generations. we do so to honor the past and inspire the future. and to help the world learn the lessons of history. today our u.s.s. arizona memorial stands for everyone who served in uniform during world war ii. the memorial you see across the harbor is a symbol of hope. it as symbol of respect. and resilience. it touches the best and greatest ideals in all of our hearts. in the words of the late historian michael slackman, today the u.s.s. arizona stands as a reminder of the events of that sunday morning. it has different meanings for those that visit th

. >> so let me just start with the bipartisan nature, we have seen senator mike lee, senator john cornyngo hand-in-hand with senators mike macy, senator leahy, senator durbin, senator boger on criminal justice reform and i'm completely understanding the system we have right now not work, it doesn't work in increased impact on people who are poor, on race, on our budgets . and for some reason the rest of the legislature is ignoring the fact, is ignoring data that says we can do better. it's on crime initiative, we saw this in sally eight at the attorney general, repeatedly we have found that we can and try to make people for less time, use mandatory minimums less and actually have a little bit of an increase in the number and we are seeing our crime rates going down while at the same time we are havingcriminal reform . new york right now has reduced the number of crimes despite an enormous number and crying is going down in new york. that is a fact. that is what we should be looking at and make sure that we are replicating that around the country. talking about fines and fees and kicking

why lee had already made his bones planning great flanking attacks like at second manassas. sending longstreet and 25,000 troops against pope's left. if you'll remember, john hennesy said in his book "return to bull run" that was the largest attacking battle that hood -- that lee delivered during the war. 25,000 troops. so lee knew how to do it. hood had never done anything like that. indeed, just a couple of days into his army command, this was only his second battle as army commander. so that's an important factor. two, understanding of and enthusiasm for the plan. i'm drawing on chris and chris' book, that furious struggle. why lee and jackson were so giddy about the possibility of rolling up the 11th corps. as they say, they were even excited at their prospects. on the other hand, hardee was worried. and if you remember, riding through town, he even asked hood to alter his attack. so he was going into battle worried and certainly not enthusiastic. third difference, the relationship between the army commander and the flanking column leader. when is the last time you thought of this? lee and jackson were marvelous. was a marvelous example of a great cong

john tower. if he wanted to appoint senator mike lee, for example, to the supreme court now, i would imagine he would get readily confirmed. it wouldn't lose a republican seat in the senate, and he could keep his promise, essentially, to the conservative wing of the republican party. but the important thing is, also as you said, this is not going to change anything. that's just going to keep the status quo on the supreme court, you rightly said, jim. the 5-4 decisions that conservatives have been losing on gay marriage, abortion, obamacare, go on and on, will still be there because of justice kennedy providing the fifth vote with the liberals. so, what you have to also look at is who does president trump pick to be attorney general, white house counsel, the deputy white house counsel is in charge of judicial selection. because the real important fight is going to be when the next justice retires. and if you look at the age ranges, i'm a lawyer, not an insurance actuarial scientist, but if you look at the ages, justice ginsburg i think is 82, justice kennedy is 80, justice briar's 78. you have to proj

whether it is mike lee and rand paul. whether it is john mccain and lindsey graham in russia. and others that have not taken more moderate positions on various issues. that's going to be a big deal there. >> this is definitely a shock to the system. to the system is not necessarily a bad thing. as somebody who has covered you and genuinely believed these individuals are phenomenal public servants to a person, they are phenomenal public service -- public servants. there is so much blame to go around and it is unclear if the solution is going to work. voters wanted a disruption. there is reason to be optimistic if people like this -- as long as those in the media hold their feet to fire can find common ground. whether it is on infrastructure republicans, you have different points of view with the president elect on how to deal with entitlements. you guys are not going to have them unless they are dealt with. are not in a dictatorship that has a single leader. it has always been the offensive thing for people to say. leader of a coequal branch of three branches. tvs the executive

he works with a couple now and races like indiana senator-elect todd young and john mccain's reelection and mike lee ted cruz for freedom works. and peter who managed another one of the most uphill races of the 2016 cycle for pat toomey. we want to first talk about the ads we just saw. >> so the grace ad that you just saw was something that in the work for a long time. we did research early on identifying the constituents in the story and we knew we were going to be outspent so we knew that we needed to be and we knew they were going to see if they would only care about billionaires. and we did our research early and basically to go around and make sure we captured constituent stories like this one. so this was a spot that did ultimately end up on television but the intent, and it was powerful and so we decided to run wit and ultimately, we had a two minute video, 60 second video and a 30 second video and then ultimately, ran it on tv and we did have it running towards women on youtube on a low burn from, you know, the minute it went up through election day. and we saw with the survey those who watc

afternoon, davis talked about the rise of john bell hood and we will talk about the beginning of the fall of that very same army. ladies and gentlemen, mr. lee white. [applause] mr. white: i have a special connection there and it is one of the reasons why i tell that story. i became familiar with general patrick cleburne. my first really big civil war biography was on patrick cleburne. his story is set in franklin. i have been interested in it ever since -- one of the top experiences of my life is when i went to franklin for the 150th on the actual date, november 30, 2014, and i was there and i found out that there was a commemorative march. hold on a minute. this picture is at the end. those of you who know ed, it was truly an amazing experience. i have seen him many times. following him literally, watching him outpace men half his age, so much younger than him, it was a truly amazing experience. one of the things i have always been real keen on was the soldiers, the common soldier. i think franklin plays that out. chickamauga is said to be a soldier's battle. the soldiers suffer at franklin a great deal. this painting illustrates the army

newark delaware at delores lee, she is 21 this morning. same deal, john keller's house in mullica.in eagleville. at the coast in ocean city jamie had a low of 26. upper 20's for returnsville, cherry hill and in philadelphia. there hasn't been a whole lot of change in the current temperature at this hour. no sunshine out there mid 20's in berks county, in helen davis house. mid 20's in chester hunt, and browns million, 25. twenty-nine, 28 at jenny janssen's in cherry hill. the it is cold in bethlehem. check it out we will go live from the hotel bethlehem looking at main street, christmas city there and cloudy skies, and later on today skies will see some light snow, and even some freezing rain potential. so travel could get tricky in the lehigh valley, later on tonight but good news is that should change over to plane rain, after midnight, as warmer temperatures make a return. feels like winter but officially astronomical winter has not arrived, another week and a half to go. next wednesday, 21st at 25:44 winter arrives. shortest amount of daylight we deal w it is now nine hours, 19

john: we started at 3, wind chills 15 below. the wind chills will be 18 to 20 below >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hey, everybody! we're so glad you're with us today for booze day tuesday. >> our favorite day. >> it's december 13th. >> that's "i don't want to live forever." why not? if i were taylor swift, i would want to. it's her birthday today. she's 27. can you imagine having accomplished so much? >> i'm surprised she's close to 30. i always picture her in her 20s. >> think how long she's been

john adams said very pessimistic lee, democracies commit suicide.oked themselves and go out of existence. not if we fight for it. not if the american people take their government back. if we do the kinds of things people are doing across the states, getting reforms in the state government and if we do that at the federal level, i think we will have trust restored in this system. host: let's go to tim in massachusetts, independent. i want to thank you for coming in, this morning and by extension, i would like to thank all of the guests who come in to c-span throughout the year. cs, out here.-aholi we continuously watch people when it is not an election year. we definitely need to make some changes to have a more representative government than we have, correctly. one ofyou had mentioned the reasons you have to raise a billion dollars or more is people of the size of represented by each representative. i want to ask if you are aware the sizehe last time of the house of representatives was increased. many decades ago and there have been proposals to inc

lee in istanbul. thank you. >>> united kingdom criticizing secretary of state john kerry for his comments on israel. a spokesperson for theresa may said it is not appropriate to go after the government of an ally. it considers the construction of settlements illegal, they are far from the only problem with the conflict with the palestinians. kerry went after israel's government as the most right wing in that nation's history. portrayed the settlements as the biggest hurdle standing in the way of peace. >>> time for an early start on your money. stocks are mixed on the last trading day of 2016. the dow will not hit 20,000 today probably. we are seeing futures higher after closing lower yesterday. despite that, the stocks enjoyed a great run in 2016. markets recovered from one of the worst ever starts to the year to hit a series of record highs. the dow, nasdaq and s&p are all on track for solid annual gains. the dow up almost 14% this year. could twitter be getting an edit button? ceo jack dorsey says the company is considering it after he asked the 4 million followers how the company can improve in

john kerry. a speech that was almost as unbalanced as the anti-israel resolution passed in the u.n. last week. of stance of lee about peace between the israelis and palestinians, secretary kerry paid lip service to the unremitting campaign of terrorism waged by the palestinians against the jewish state for nearly a century. oft he did was to spend most the speech blaming israel for the lack of peace. why passionately condemning a policy of enabling jews to live in thehistoric homeland eternal capital of jerusalem. tim: we have heard from the palestinian president responding to john kerry's speech. he said he was convinced peace was achievable, but only is israel stopped settlement building before talks started. the cofounder and coordinator of the palestine strategy group, said there was very little in benjamin netanyahu's response that came as a surprise. >> netanyahu's rejection of secretary kerry's speech is expected. the rejected of the u.n. council was expected. missesnately, netanyahu all of these opportunities to advance on the cause of peace because he does not believe in it. he doesn't believe in the

lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you rob good afternoon, everyone is xooeft to be in city and county of san francisco any negotiating today, i get the pleasure of joining john kilroy and the group for more exciting news every time they do something in the city the implementation of imagination that people have yet to be able to comprehensive and today just imagine that we have a private sector developer who's willing to pay for, to create, manufacturing space that will be affordable and blaefr and maintain that characteristic we call is pdr none in the city understands pdr when i say manufacturing i'm proud my staff told me i have to wear a tie that is made mustards and designed in san francisco then you know what it's all about because as and go around telling people and johnny and so many others and kate and so many others why we're so proud of made in san francisco prostitutes we have to actually make them in san francisco someone can't put a label they'll be meeting with the patent lawyers we want things to be really made and designed 0 we want to bring to your attention when they have that label it is world renowned i have visitors from china tell me w

we have actually had some incredible dialogue with the city with mayor lee with john hwang rahaim the planning department have been exceptional partners, again in working with us on this project. it is all in the theme of teamwork with the city with the client with how you create a project which i think in this case would truly be for the people of san francisco. the big image on the sign about the urban room that some of you have mentioned, to us is probably one of the most important achievements of the project. this will be a room that on a day like this, or on a hot day, everyone in the city of san francisco can gather and enjoy lights. it is actually a little out ways, here you just see one of them. on that site is another one which will still exist good they will help these unique visual network of alleyways get even better than it is right now. because i think it is very unique to san francisco with its big urban grid and has a unique little network of alleys which we love right from the very beginning. i think would offer great facilities for the neighborhood. you will have res

delaware we go, similar conditions, at dolores lee's house, light rain going on as well into new jersey, tabernacle, john degree warmer up at ed connor's neck of the woods, chesterfield, 39 degrees, once again, rain. so that's what we're dealing with. the good news by the time santa claus gets here tonight that rain is out of here. right now, tracking santa, he's been spotted over russia. that's where he's headed right now, and will remain therefore little time being. and he took off about 6:00 this morning, from the north pole. look at. that will approaching what 92 million gifts delivered already. lot of gifts in there. so, he's busy this morning on the other side there of the worldsment back home here, delaware valley, steady rain, maybe some frozen precipitation, poconos, early this morning, again, little sleet pellets, maybe few snowflakes, maybe freezing rain. freezing rain advisories for could be on, monroe counties, until 11:00. fashion moving system, by the afternoon out of here and moving off shore. worse of it this morning on the roads, ice potential in the poconos. other than just rain, will

the mayor lee has directed the city attorney to look into joining the state attorney john in legal action. california has threatened to sue uber if they do not get proper permits for the self-driving cars and immediately step picking up passengers. uber contend they do not need them because there is still a driver behind the wheel. even in they are not touching the wheel. the mayor is conditioned the cars are not safe. uber finances are rebounding after selling the chinese business in august, reportedly losing $800 million in the third quarter. >> only on abc, dozens of residents in south by have had no running water for more than a month now. we were in san jose yesterday where 40 resident whose live at twin creeks properties, converted resort in rural area of the city say they have been out of running water since early november when the state said the landlord was illegally getting their water from twin creeks and it was contaminated. a tenant spoke but did not want to be identified. >> the neighbor i have next door has a child and he can nature bathe or get ready for school. >> the sec

he works with a couple now and races like indiana senator-elect todd young and john mccain's reelection and mike lee ted cruz for freedom works. and peter who managed another one of the most uphill races of the 2016 cycle for pat toomey. we want to first talk about the ads we just saw. >> so the grace ad that you just saw was something that in the work for a long time. we did research early on identifying the constituents in the story and we knew we were going to be outspent so we knew that we needed to be and we knew they were going to see if they would only care about billionaires. and we did our research early and basically to go around and make sure we captured constituent stories like this one. so this was a spot that did ultimately end up on television but the intent, and it was powerful and so we decided to run wit and ultimately, we had a two minute video, 60 second video and a 30 second video and then ultimately, ran it on tv and we did have it running towards women on youtube on a low burn from, you know, the minute it went up through election day. and we saw with the survey those who watc

we have actually had some incredible dialogue with the city with mayor lee with john hwang rahaim thelanning department have been exceptional partners, again in working with us on this project. it is all in the theme of teamwork with the city with the client with how you create a project which i think in this case would truly be for the people of san francisco. the big image on the sign about the urban room that some of you have mentioned, to us is probably one of the most important achievements of the project. this will be a room that on a day like this, or on a hot day, everyone in the city of san francisco can gather and enjoy lights. it is actually a little out ways, here you just see one of them. on that site is another one which will still exist good they will help these unique visual network of alleyways get even better than it is right now. because i think it is very unique to san francisco with its big urban grid and has a unique little network of alleys which we love right from the very beginning. i think would offer great facilities for the neighborhood. you will have resta

john tower. if he wanted to appoint senator mike lee, for example, to the supreme court now, i would imagine he would get readily confirmed. it wouldn't lose a republican seat in the senate, and he could keep his promise, essentially, to the conservative wing of the republican party. but the important thing is, also as you said, this is not going to change anything. that's just going to keep the status quo on the supreme court, you rightly said, jim. the 5-4 decisions that conservatives have been losing on gay marriage, abortion, obamacare, go on and on, will still be there because of justice kennedy providing the fifth vote with the liberals. so, what you have to also look at is who does president trump pick to be attorney general, white house counsel, the deputy white house counsel is in charge of judicial selection. because the real important fight is going to be when the next justice retires. and if you look at the age ranges, i'm a lawyer, not an insurance actuarial scientist, but if you look at the ages, justice ginsburg i think is 82, justice kennedy is 80, justice briar's 78. you have to proj

against him that would be enough to scuttle his nomination work hard with john mccain, lindsey graham marco mubro ben, mike lee about russia's influence inside the trump you universe to allay those concerns. >> chris -- >> yo! >> what trump said about cia kind of dismissing the findings that the russians hacked election if you will does that make tillerson confirmation even tougher, because more and more seems like russia, is kind of the lynch pin in all of this. >> it is becoming -- we will see how long it lasts becoming a hyper dominate part of the conversation in washington democrats want to talk about it gives excuse why they lost they love to talk about russia's involvement, republicans are having a hard time gagging on this issue a little bit, a lot have deep mistrust about putin influence in the united states, in trump landed but statement they don't want to add to democratic claims that is thorny issue, and by the way, you talk about the cia, this is a challenge trump invoked, the missed intelligence on iraq 2020 with cia i am raymond of this what happens with cia intelligence, cia never puts out state

lee them to a missing montgomery county man. this is an unidentified woman with a child who went on a shopping stree. she was using the credit card of 36-year-old john patrick donnaho who has been missing since the 13th. his father was one of the last people to see his son before he vanished from the family's bethesda home. >> i've never seen that person before. i don't know who it is. i know that john's card was used and we are trying to find a connection between john and how the card got to be used. >> his family is pleading for anyone who might recognize the woman who used his missing son's credit card to contact montgomery county police right away. >>> the caroline county sheriff has released security video of a missing great grandmother. it showed 71-year-old barbara brayly at an exxon on christmas eve. that's the last time anyone saw her and her 5-year-old great granddaughter. they were traveling to new jersey to north carolina to visit family. volunteers have been scouting the areas but no sign of the two. >>> tonight a serial robber sweeping the region is still on the loose. police in prince george's county just released this video from a we

shortly before noon, john wilkes booth stops at ford's theater as is his daily custom to pick up his mail. >> heres a man that don't like general lee, i don't like the way he surrenders, given his sword by the senate in richmond and swearing by oath to never give it up, he should have died on the battlefield before surrendering his southern manhood to the butcher grant. that's what i said. now let's hope he's not paraded through the streets as the romans did their captains. >> i'll be sure to ask the president his plan in that regard. >> the president? you mean the buffoon who walked into jeff davis' house in richmond, threw his legs over the chair and spit tobacco juice all over the place? >> he don't chew tobacco, john, or i would have put the spit on in the presidential box tonight. messenger for mrs. lincoln called for tickets for them and general and mrs. grant. maybe we'll have robert e. lee and old jefferson davis in another box, both of them in shame. >> i thought he was attending grover's. ♪ ♪ >> booth goes to humphrey's stable to reserve a horse, then to write a letter, a confession, an explanation, a manifesto signed by

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lee can win. the idea of writing. he eschews adjectives. and john russell young, who was traveling with him as a correspondent with a new york newspaper, elicit fathers grant all kinds of personal reminiscences from grant. lincoln, robert e. lee, these become part of the memoir, grant gave his own thumbnail sketches of why abraham lincoln, in his own words, is the greatest figure of this era. so it's just memorable to read this. it's very clear, spare english language. lincoln said he likes the saxon language. sturdy one-syllable words. grant rights in the same way. brian: from the time he started writing until the end, how long did it take him? ronald: it took him probably about 13, 14 months. brian: how sick was he during that period? ronald: at one moment the word was out that he was dead, would die before the morning came. journal writes in his in hartford, connecticut, he said the whole nation waits to hear whether grant is alive or dead. and if grant were to die, in every community across this nation, there will be bells that will be rung ever