leader of the snp on the left, the former prime minister behind, john major and tony blair.e is the major and tony blair. here is the major general‘s procession. led by the chief of the defence staff. the first sea lord, chief of the general staff, the chief of the air staff. and the long line of high commissioners, 45 high commissioners, 45 high commissioners, what you might call the ambassadors from commonwealth countries. and they are joined by the new irish ambassador. as they line up we are waiting for the 15 different religious denominations who comes here to take part in this service. the roman catholic church, hebrew congregations, free churches, buddhist faith, methodists, islamic adviser and the imam of the armed forces, moderator of the reformed church, hindu chaplain to the armed forces. baptist union, network of secret organisations, three christian churches —— sikh organisations. and the church of scotla nd organisations. and the church of scotland all represented here. behind you saw the major general ‘s parades. church of scotland represented here. behind you

we might go back to the back to basics crisis that laid waste to john major.s seen by journalists as no more sex and sleaze, and it triggered all sorts of stories. the other point is that it's quite easy to get tribal about this, and say that it is one party against another. i am a pretty tribal person, having been a labour person, andl tribal person, having been a labour person, and i would say that all parties have an issue with this. we heard terrible stories this week about a story about a young activist who claims she was raped and a party official swept it under the carpet. we have to avoid being partisan. officials need to come together and find solutions, mechanisms, and independent complaint system so that young, vulnerable men and women in the house of commons feel they have somewhere to go to. damian green denies any allegations about his conduct, but he is basically under pressure and is being investigated by the cabinet office. let's move on to the daily mirror. the front—page story, dustin hoffman sexually harassed me when i was just 17. story, d

enough to remember what margaret thatcher did withjohn to remember what margaret thatcher did with john majorat margaret thatcher did withjohn major, do you remember? very few people had heard ofjohn major until he was suddenly made chancellor, he was really kind of richard from having no real profile —— booted from having a kind of profile from being front and centre. most people looking at the paper this morning will ask who he is, the chief whip, that was the role he was undertaking and very much in those with instant shadows, he is now front and centre and there is an awful lot of tory mps who don't look happy. he will have to be squeaky clean, the telegraph is saying there could be another raft of conservative names they are saying here to come up in the what we call it, inappropriate behaviour scandal, the sexual harassment scandal, the sexual harassment scandal, call it what you will. the expectation is the stories of what has been going on in parliament, which, you know, is by any measure a com pletely which, you know, is by any measure a completely outrageous thing, if you're in the

very different to john major in terms of how he has emerged as a man of the people.he has proven herself to be unable to really get in the consciousness of the british voter. every time she turns to her same, worn-out phrases of taking britain forward, forward together, and the thing people don't spend enough time talking about is theresa may was a remainer. she was a remainer, the leading voice on the remain campaign. what i have found athlete and perplexing is to be this full throated advocate for brexit is not how she felt, is not which he ran on. the british people simply do not believe her and a lot of what she is saying about the benefits that brexit will bring. we have to look at the u.k. the economy is starting to suffer. it is growing at a slower rate than european rivals. the pound is getting weaker. inflation is hitting home on food prices. people look forward to brexit, lack of a plan, how they are going to remain investment, let alone attracted businesses active britain. julia: from a man-made or woman made crisis, the impact of hurricane harvey in houst

leader of the snp on the left, the former prime minister behind, john major and tony blair.

two can't see them surviving that long as they are in a minority it has all the hallmarks of the john major government and so i think whenever the election comes are there and they're in a very deep trouble but we can't be complacent we've got to offer a genuine alternative to the system is this on offer at the moment when you know the wealthy the rich the corporations will benefit from you know i mean the end of the day these people are making so much money he said because spending they just their wealth pots just grow and grow and grow would be better if they were paying their way contributing to society contribution to the economy that would help the economy to grow it would help generate jobs they would benefit from that you know it just seems to me a client of addictive approach that they've taken chris williams thank you. well we just heard from shadow emergencies minister chris williamson and he was quite clear the paradise papers could not only be the final nail in the coffin for to resume but their entire party as well i'm joined now by the prime minister's trade on voight to niger

john major was kind to say that it did to tv what dracula did to babysitting. and it spawned two great jobs. [applause] lord dobbs: well, it was a hell of a time with margaret. [applause] doesn't stop me believing she was the greatest peacetime prime minister britain ever had. she bled, i bled -- so what. but the book that i wrote, it has gotten around a bit. about 18 months ago, i was privileged enough to have a meeting with president -- to china.nt xi of i marked the occasion by handing him a copy of the original hardback. he looked at what it was, and he frowned and said what? you have "house of cards" in this country, too? [laughter] lord dobbs: i have written 20 novels over the years. but the novels, honestly, the ones i have most enjoyed writing have been those four novels i have written about winston churchill. my relationship with winston, and i regard it as a relationship, i regard him as a friend, as somebody who is very much a part of my life. it began as so many, with his funeral. i was sitting there watching it, those fuzzy black-and-white images t

john major was kind enough to say that it did to his job what "dracula" had done for babysitting. [laughter] lord dobbs: and it spawned two fu 1 and fu 2, as i call them. [applause] lord dobbs: well, it was a hell of a row with margaret. me believingt stop she was probably the greatest peacetime prime minister of the 20th century. [applause] lord dobbs: she led, i bled. so what? but the book that i wrote, it seems to have gotten around a bit. about 18 months ago, i was privileged enough to have a meeting with president xi of china when he visited. he looked -- he visited. i decided to give him a signed edition of the original hardback. a frown looked up and creased his face, and he said, hou --ve 'hours -- you have cards'in thise of country too?" [laughter] lord dobbs: i have written 20 novels over the years. but the novels, honestly, the ones i have most enjoyed writing have been those four novels i have written about winston churchill. my relationship with winston, and i regard it as a relationship, i regard him as a friend, as somebody who is very much a part of my life, it beg

the one that is being drawn is with the john major..., one that is being drawn is with the john majorvernment that had economic issues coming out of the european monetary system, then was beset by problems with a declining majority and a series of scandals afterjohn major's back to basics speech. that was the comparison and i wrote last week in the guardian that it i wrote last week in the guardian thatitis i wrote last week in the guardian that it is actual and much worse, and don't be fooled by thinking it is only that bad, it is much worse. not only other sex scandals more profound in what is happening the for in that it is about societal problems and how women are treated, but it goes much deeper in terms of economic issues, the chaos in the government, and you knowjohn major at least began with a majority, but theresa may has blundered away her majority. overshadowing everything is one big issue, brexit, and still we have not begun to resolve how we will get out of europe if indeed thatis will get out of europe if indeed that is to happen. what sort of trouble if any good priti p

it's political piddle paddle the roadmap here is what happened in the early '90s if you remember john major, he was an evil prime minister but survived five years. so these political dynamics can go on for actually a very long time when you look at it it's moved a percent today, actually, not much given recent daily volumes. of course, it's a fair bit stronger than the start of the year the pound is 6% stronger than the start of the year. so actually in context markets aren't too alarmed right now >> nick, markets in general have seemed not alarmed about much of anything lately. as you know, it's been a very calm march higher. bond markets also very placid at this point global growth looks okay is anything about to disturb this picture it seems like that's the main question is can this very kind of slow, orderly progress be up ended by anything? >> well, it shouldn't because there's a lot of focus on political risks. when you look at a political risk, it's frankly not new it's present in virtually every country around the world you're absolutely right. when you take a step back and look at

four decades later, john major was paralysed by europe. nothing has changed.there is theresa may, who commanded the political landscape until that election. a critic of theresa may believes there is scope for her to set her own agenda. i don't think it needs to be quite as paralysed as it appears to be. i think there are things that need to be done. i think there is an opportunity in the housing field which requires action. i think the question of an industrial strategy, on which i havejust produced a pamphlet, gives very considerable opportunities to meet urgent demands of self interest for this country, and it is particularly important in the brexit context to have an industrial strategy. ultimately, lord heseltine fears the prime minister may be unable to secure a brexit deal acceptable to his wing of the party. and the man who made his name attacking socialism... the red flag has never flown throughout these islands yet, nor for a thousand years... ..believes his supporters may face a painful dilemma about how to vote at the next general election. i don't

but overall i supported john major and that is what i would hope that anna soubry will do in supportingyou know what we are leaving because over 70 million british people voted to leave. but the confusing thing is we are already living on that date according to article 50 so the question is why the government wants to do this now, what game are displaying and who it is doing it for. it is not the british people. the brexit minister talked about us becoming a third country on the day we leave. so there's not going to be an extension so brussels can still pad out the discussions and negotiations that are happening. david davis is going in there and negotiating, preparing to concede on the rights of eu nationals living in the rights of eu nationals living in the uk and even on the transit period that we could have another two years before we leave. and yet michel barnier says it is not enough. sick and tired of it is not enough. sick and tired of it is not enough. i do not think that is the reality of how things are going on. i think reality of how things are going on. ithink in reality of

john? >> dickerson: major garrett in tokyo. thank you. we're back with more from our panel. jerry, what are the stakes for the president, 12 cities that he's going -- 12 day, five cities, sorry. >> the white house is saying this is the longest shay trip by a president in 25 years some it tells you that asia is central to the foreign policy calculations of the president for two reasons. one is the obvious confrontation with north korea. the other is the attempt to have a tougher trade relationship with china. and the key on this trip is whether those two things can fit together. can you cooperate with china on north korea while still having a pretty tough trade conversation with china on its own terms? that's i think the challenge for the president. you know, i do think shay will loom large throughout the trump term. >> dickerson: ramesh, do you think the president should stay focused overseas. it has important business over there. leave the tax conversation the his colleagues. is this a... does this hurt the republican tax cut push that the president was a more ketter, a sal

today, we're joined by some of the men who served with bennie, including major john bradford, the soldiert bennie shielded in that helicopter, and major wayne murray, the soldier bennie saved from being captured. and i'd ask them and all our vietnam veterans who are here today to please stand or raise your hand and to be recognized. [applause] pres. obama: and now, i'd ask that the citation be read. military aide: the president of the united states of america, authorized by act of congress, march 3, 1863, has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to sergeant first class bennie g. adkins, united states army. sergeant first class bennie g. adkins distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving as an intelligence sergeant with detachment a-102, 5th special forces group, 1st special forces, during combat operations against an armed enemy at camp a shau, republic of vietnam, from march 9 to 12, 1966. when the camp was attacked by a large north vietnamese and viet cong force in the early morning hour

papa john's the major television sponsor of the leak especially the super bowl. john's tumbling 8% in extended trading down more than 20% so far this year. transfer the ceo commented on the leadership of the nfl. fall classic leading up to its name. the world series coming to an end after seven dramatic games. cheryl: such a great series. it may uncover the astros defeated the dodgers for the first title ever. shared macs in los angeles with all the details. >> good morning, sherilyn lauren. another drought has ended in major league this fall. one year after the chicago cubs won the world series, the houston astros won the title for the first time and it could not have, the more appropriate time. 2.5 months removed from hurricane harvey, the city of houston celebrated like never before. astros beat the dodgers five to one last night in the deciding game seven of the world series. astros wasted no time jumping on hugh dervish for the second time in the series. they knocked him out of the game. world series mvp george stringer had his fifth home run of the series a

john. >> dickerson: we turn now to house majority leader kevin mccarthy. mr. majority leader, we want the talk about a the tax cut. the congressional score keepers have weighed in. this will increase deficits by $1.5 trillion. supporters say there will be economic growth that will take care of that problem. there was a heritage study that said that debt would be gone entirely from those tax cuts. so things sometimes don't turn out the way everybody hopes. given that, and give then score of $1.5 trillion in the deficit, isn't this a huge gamble for all of the reasons that republicans have long said about adding to the deficit and debt. >> no. john, look at this. for decades the hard-working americans have been ignored or forgotten from washington. but not anymore. this tax cut and jobs act bill is going to be the change of that. let me give you three points why. first, it lets every american keep more of what they earn. if you're single, the first $12,000 is tax-free. if you're a couple, $24,000. the average family will save almost $1,200 more in their pockets.

need anonymous companies and again we see governments that are in the heat of this issue but our john is a major issue but we need everybody to be serious liability so it is not i mean after a good book a corner of the market and precious time to get real about right now let me show our audience where we are in terms of your mo abraham index of african governments for this year and looking at this just the summary of third of the countries driving overall import improvement in african governments. that has some level of being positive but also a lot of room for improvement let's start with the the positive countries where where would you point to in the continent where you're saying i'm so impressed by what they've been doing. clearly the countries which are top ranking our and if they count those who share doing quite well and move in for. countries like. but which one. do you well orders or sometimes also they store here and there but such achieve such high marking that lead in far ahead so in the top six or seven countries they actually desire to be much movement. we see a country look at giv

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>> the full senate plan to take it up after the thanksgiving break, according to majority whip john corner. >> on the house side, the ways and means committee has finished its work on the house measure, that's heading to the floor possibly thursday. what changes did the committee make to the measure? >> they made some detailed changes, especially to benefit small businesses. it's not a 9% tax rate for very small businesses, income of less than $75,000. that was a key concession. however, there are still major problems in the bill for some of the republicans in the house. the state and local tax discussion continues to be an issue. there are at least 23 house republicans in districts that were won by hillary clinton. we are going to be looking to see if there any tweaks to that and if the rules committee. tocould be a commitment allow some of the state income tax to be deducted. that, ifperformance of speaker ryan can get to 218 votes, there's not much to be changed. >> 20 house republicans voted measure, mainly because of those limits you talked about to the state and local tax deductions.

senate majority whip john cornyn talked about that bill and remaining issues the senate has to resolve before final passage. >> mister president, this week we are engaged in what is perhaps the most momentous subject we haven't dealt with in recent times and that is after 30 years, updating and reforming our nation's convoluted, complex and self-destructive tax code, those who are interested in getting the yes who will cast the yes vote will be casting a vote for growing the economy, voting for more jobs, voting for higher wages and voting for more take-home pay. those who vote against this endeavor are saying yes to stagnant wages. less jobs and lower standard of living, and willing to accept the reality american jobs were going overseas, our country has the highest tax code in the civilized world and to bring the money that is earned overseas back home you basically have to pay double taxes. what people do is what you would logically do, they spend the money overseas and hire foreign workers in foreign countries rather than americans and make things stamped made in america. simply st

other prime ministers in past, james callahan and john major have been in week situations with slim majoritieson some key issues with the help of northern islands democratic -- ireland's democratic unionists. she may have to give up something on this brexit bill to get it through parliament, but there is not much appetite for a leadership challenge. they do not want to be in a contest between a remainer and a brexiteer to further emphasize the split. tom: you dealt directly with northern ireland for this nation. how do you run a border crossing between ireland and northern ireland, given the united kingdom leaving europe? >> that issue has been coming up again and the issue is if and when brexit goes ahead, do you have to resurrect some sort of border? do you give northern ireland special status? there is no consent on this. it is just one of the 86 ways this was not thought through and this is a debacle, not for europe but for the united kingdom and it complicates the future of northern ireland, which has not had local government is edition's for about a year. -- institutions for about a year

. >> kirsten gillibrand american majority with john corning of texas speak about the mass shooting sunday in southern land, texas. this is 20 minutes. >> mr. president, rest to speak about the mass shooting in texas yesterday. the latest mass shooting in what seems like a never ending gun violence in our country. my heart breaks for the vic dems and their families and for the community and taxes. we are still gathering facts about a specific crime. we are still learning about what happened, how this merger was able to purchase the gun, whatever his twisted rationale was for walking into a house of worship in a small town and slaughtering more than 20 people, including young children with assault weapons. her incredible law enforcement officials are working hard to answer all of that. the most important fact of all is something we are at e-mail. another case where someone on american soilds in who had absolutely no business getting his hands on a weapon of war was able to get one and use it to commit heinous mass murderer. of the five worst mass shootings, three of them have occurred in th

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senate majority whip john cornyn addressed whether they should vote to expel him if he wins. even before the latest accuser came forward mitch mcconnell said he had heard enough. senator mcconnell said the party is exploring whether another republican could write in should moore win the rhace. >>> president trump is on his way home from asia. protesters took to the streets. mr. trump was there to attend a summit on regional security but he skipped it when it was delayed. this morning mr. trump tweeted, just arrived in the philippines for my final stop with world leaders. will lead to fair trade deals unlike the horror show from past administrations. the president also tweeted that he'd be making a major statement when he returned to washington. when he gets home the president will turn his attention to tax reform. he's scheduled a thursday meeting with house gop meetings before they vote on a tax overhaul pl mr. trump has his own calling for a steeper trax break for wealthier americans. the death toll from the powerful earthquake that hit the border between iran and iraq now

so we can expect to hear from the senate commerce committee chairman, john thune, major questions on what exactly has happened, why they were not disclosed earlier and what happens next and if they can be held to this account. now the issue here, though, is there's already been a tone set here, steph. last week you remember there was the social media hearings and a lot of questions were not answered so a big question is whether equifax and yahoo! will deliver this morning. >> all right, jo ling, thanks so much. >>> we're going to take a break. up next, trump had a contentious call with senate democrats over tax reform but he doesn't need them to get it passed. but sound bites live on. president trump saying he's going to get killed with the tax reform bill. would you like to know what that is? it's a lie. i can't wait for her to have that college experience that i had. the classes, the friends, the independence. and since we planned for it, that student debt is the one experience, i'm glad she'll miss when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise ii nee

the message from the major —— john major government is parties generally get public support on a couplebecause of the economy, once it's gone it's gone and it is difficult to bring back. what does that mean for theresa may? she is in serious danger. she has made a series of m ista kes danger. she has made a series of mistakes and the latest one is to be the appointment of williamson at the department of defence because... not because he is necessarily wrong but because he is necessarily wrong but because clearly it is unpopular amongst conservative mp5. so i think she is in serious trouble. notjust her, but there's a real danger for the conservatives that they are seeing as being generally incompetent because of this sort of mess we've got. cabinet ministers are squabbling amongst themselves. that doesn't go down well with the general public. thank you very much for joining general public. thank you very much forjoining us. we can show you live shot westminster now. it is three light of this time of the morning. only a short matter of time before a start again. thanks to that, john. a n

tonight more republicans are calling for him to step aside including mitch mcconnell, senate majority whip johnornin, and arizona senator john mccain. senator mcconnell says the party is exploring whether another republican could amount a successful writing campaign should moore stay in the race. >>> we have alarming new numbers tonight that show a dramatic spike in hate crimes here in the bay area. an extremism expert says hate crimes increased after being elected president. in fact november was the worst month of the year for hate crimes. hate crimes rose 11% last year. there were 60 more hate crimes in the bay area than in 2015 with the most reported in alameda, san francisco, and santa clara counties. back in august someone hurled rocks towards the glass doors where they painted the star of david. all told alameda county reported 59 hate crimes last year. >>> well tonight one water slide remains closed, but the parents of a bay area teenager says the damage is done. their son flew off that water slide in dublin. now for the first time we're seeing his injuries. take a look. their lawyer sen

to drop out now includes texas senator, ted cruz, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, majority whip john cornyn and arizona senator, john mccain. mcconnell said the parties exploring whether another republican could have a successful write in candidate if moore left the race. >> after passionate debate, one bay area city decides to make a decision about whether another gun store can open in town. >> the raiders moving to las vegas. new stadium. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have a moral responsibility to sto

listen, john, back on topic now. the senate majority whip, john cornyn also says that he would support the idea of attorney general jeff sessions as a write-in candidate. do you think this is a coordinated move by mcconnell and his number two to 20 a scenario that may appeal to the president? >> i think it is, i think they're making their thoughts known about how to proceed. and the question is whether the president wants to force sessions to do it. as i said at the outset there is a way he could do it by himself campaigning for sessions and saying you can sit tight in the cabinet, i won't make you jeopardize your job but if you get elected do you agree to take the seat? he is hampered. sessions can't do both, he can't be both the attorney general and the candidate because of the hatch act. but the president could scheme and do it that way by himself campaigning for sessions. >> you mentioned how upset the president was when he -- when sessions recused himself. we know he is not happy with the attorney general, here is what he said earl

herring was reelected to serve as commonwealth top attorney winning over republican challenger john adams and a major upset in northern virginia. long time republican delegate bob marshall lost tonight to a barrier breaking candidate, democrat danica roem, a transgender woman who has never held office before. we'll talk with virginia's first transgender delegate in just a few minutes. >> we are tracking several other races in maryland and virginia tonight. the results for those will scroll at the bottom of your screen. >> turnout was strong for virginia most of the day. how do you get millennials to show up and vote? give them goats. really? a group of organizers set up a petting zoo at virginia tech today. just one rule, no playing with the animals until you've done your civic duty. we've got more political news ahead for you to the. our debra alfarone spent some time with danica roem as the results came rolling in. we'll check in live with her in a few minutes. if you want to read more about the results, the digital team is hard at work now on the wusa9 app. >>> it happens every inning is l day, ca

senate majority whip john cornyn talked about that bill and remaining issues the senate has to resolve before final passage. >> mister president, this week we are engaged in what is perhaps the most momentous subject we haven't dealt with in recent times and that is after 30 years, updating and reforming our nation's convoluted, complex and self-destructive tax code

the people and the civil militia arrested a major, american major john mccain, who was shot down with the american plane. it was shot down near the electricity, near the power plant. during the day, 10 american planes were shot down during the same day. john mccain here. this monument. brian: that is a picture from hanoi and the voices of mr. hung, the c-span minder while we were there for the four days in hanoi. that is a monument to john mccain, on behalf of john mccain. what are we looking at? sen. mccain: i never understood that. in the middle 1970's when that was built. i'm not sure exactly why. course, there are a few mistakes. i was in the navy and they called me a major and i was a lieutenant commander. whathey erected it and significance it has to them i never really quite figured out. i complained a couple of times when i heard the grass was overgrown and there might have been some bird droppings around it. they thought i was serious. i don't complain anymore. lake. down right in that as he mentioned, the thermal power plant we were bombing and i was hit over the target. , i

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john berman here. major developments in the russia investigation.e president's son-in-law, speaking to the special counsel. does this mean that robert mueller is closing in and on whom? new signs, fired national security adviser michael flynn might be cooperating, and jeff sessions, right now, behind closed doors with the house intelligence committee, you can see his arrival right there, that happened just minutes ago, on capitol hill. but let's start with jared kushner. the president's senior adviser and the president's son-in-law. an omni present figure in the campaign and the early stations of the administration. shimon prokupecz has the latest on this. >> that's right. we're told that the relatively short interview, the meeting between the special counsel and jared kushner, happened early in november and it lasted just 90 minutes. and presumably this is part of a flynn investigation, at least according to some people close to kushner, that the special counsel