we give our thanks to captain john taylor, who was reputed to be one of virginia's wealthiest plantation owners. he was a friend and supporter of general washington. captain taylor acquired the land avenue4 pennsylvania in 1816. he built the two-story dwelling. you might wonder if that was a good investment for him. washington dc at the time was not really a city, more of a town. on a rainy day, some avenues where rivers of mud and felt, and when it was dry debris from construction building the president's mansion was everywhere. tourists and people coming to the city found hotel accommodations very sparse, and if you did find it was communal living. jim: hello, i am the bartender at the round robin bar at the historic willard hotel. as washington dc grew as the capital of the united states, so did the willard hotel. everything happened within 10 blocks of the white house. in fact, if you walked out the front door, exactly one mile from here is the capital. just on the other side is the treasury building and the white house. so you can understand how people build their homes, the social,

we give our thanks to captain john taylor, who was reputed to be one of virginia's wealthiest plantation owners. he was a friend and supporter of george washington. in 1860, he built the two-story dwelling. you might wonder if this was a good investment for him, because the city of washington was not a city at all. it was more of a town. it was akin to a swap. was a river ofit mud and filth. when it was dry, debris from construction building the president's mansion was everywhere. tourists and people coming to the city found sparse accommodations. >> as washington, d.c. grew as the capital, so did the willard hotel. everything happened within 10 blocks of the white house. if you walked out the front door, exactly one mile from here is the capital, just on the other side is the treasury building and the white house. you can understand how people built their homes and the center of washington became this corner, 14th and pennsylvania avenue. benjamin taylor realized that to keep pace with what was going on in other cities in the u.s. and to bring the modernization into the hotel business a

terrific job what we have here right now is we've got new leadership, but thank goodness, it's not john taylor, and with jerome powell, we might continue on in a fairly dovish pattern but with a realistic approach to the need for normalization because the fed has to prepare, at some point down the road we will have risk of recession and probably will have a recession, but i'm not looking for that next year >> how much of that 3,000 is post tax bill and how much is domestic where tax rates were 38 to 39% >> it's actually not really including a real kick from tax reform we were surprised when tax reform made it through the senate we really thought those five senators were going to hold back they didn't, you only had corker, i think, held back the vote they got that. moving forward on it but i think the market is really -- the market is feeling good about itself because it has a business-friendly administration in the white house. but it recognizes the difficulties in terms of different constituencies, powerful vested interest groups that can dislodge a really effective tax reform it likes 2 to 2

during the speech in that rain, william enhadry harrison comes down with pneumonia and dies now, john taylor is president, totally not what we plan, clay says. well, that's okay. we're going to -- tyler's not jackson. at least he's not in office because he calls it the fiscal bank. it flies through the house, through the senate. john tyler's bill veto. clay can't believe it. vetoes the bill. okay. we're going to try again. pushes through another bill. this time we won't even call a bank. we're going to call it the fiscal corporation. same thing. goes to the house. goes to the senate. reaches tyler's desk. veto again. john tyler vetoes the baj bill twice. clay can't believe this is happening. we're going to have to wait four more years, clay says. this is unbelievable we have to put up with this. they wait four years. finally clay says all right i'm doing it this time. i can't trust anybody but myself. he runs for president and loses the election. poor, poor henry. well -- all right. so that's the bank war episode and it's a fun episode, i think. however you feel about the bank war. but it's

chris just mentioned john taylor. 2-3 rate increases down the road? >> the problem is they don't see -- 2% of the yield is as natural rate concept, and if they think it is zero rather than a 2% constant, that limits how high they think the fed funds rate can go. they think may be rates might go up to 2.5%. that is the standard idea. i don't know how they all convinced themselves of this. it's too bad we did not get the taylor rule first. he would have shaken things up down there. francine: what is your favorite 2018, your best play, the unloved market, the canary in the coal mine, the one thing we should be keeping and i on? >> that something will go wrong. people talk about emerging markets. i don't think the numbers are that great in emerging markets to do that. problems outny there. that is one of the great problems. the risks ahead. there is no interest rate risk in the u.s. as far as i can see. they think they will only go three times. if there is no interest rate risk of, there is no economic risk, so i don't se

get these dovish or hawkish stories, you've got four fed's opening god knows what if we get some john taylore candidates coming through, you might get a bit of noise. but i think the bottom line is the economic -- will outplay and it's all about the inflation story and your guest mentioned low inflation is here to stay in 2018. manus: the fed has met that inflation target year after year after year and policymakers expect inflation to accelerate to 1.9% in 2018. that's just a huge ask, isn't it? guest: yes. it's structural inflation, not to take more markets out of control. manus: thank you very much. you stay with us. coming up on daybreak, bloomberg shareholders look to a tech billionaire to smooth the road ahead for the ride hailing company. theresa may's government withholds historic documents on the european union. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ singapore, it's 3:19 ,n the afternoon, nfci pacific what a cracker these asian markets are. who wants america? who once europe? asia is where the action is. technology took it home, 54% annual gain, the biggest in eight years. msci asia-pacific wins the

said he had no excuses — and if you were to build the perfect snooker player, you‘d build john higgins. phil taylore power‘ is a legend in the sport, thanks to a brilliant career spanning three decades — and he‘s going for a 17th world title. he beat chris dobey 3—1. can you find out all the latest on the darts, the snooker by going to the darts, the snooker by going to the bbc sport website there. bbc.co.uk/sport. i‘ll the bbc sport website there. bbc. co. uk/sport. i‘ll have the bbc sport website there. bbc.co.uk/sport. i‘ll have more for you, perhaps more woes of england as well, and hear from you, perhaps more woes of england as well, and hearfrom the you, perhaps more woes of england as well, and hear from the team you, perhaps more woes of england as well, and hearfrom the team in you, perhaps more woes of england as well, and hear from the team in the next hour. mike, thank you so much. 0fficials mike, thank you so much. officials in california say the biggest of the wildfires, which has driven tens of thousands from their homes, cover nearly 400 square miles. 0ur correspondent sent us this

taylor felt like she stole her whole show from right under her and then john mayor thing but taylor swift says it isn't about both of them dating john mayor but come on, there is a little something there. i don't care what it is i just want to see them back together i love them both. >> grown up, getting more mature. lets talk about our will smith what doesn't he like to watch anymore what is his deal. >> fresh prince of bellaire. why? well, apparently he doesn't like his acting. >> no. >> in the first couple episode he memorized everyone's line and he actually mouthed it during the first four or five episode and he cannot stand watching it. >> we cannot tell, will, we love it. >> that will in the stop me from watching it. you always do that they when you are older, season and mature and look at your work like that was so bad. i'm sure if we look at tape when were you on tv when you why younger or when i was on the radio, i could have done better. we will be our war critic and war judge. >> i don't look at stuff. i don't look at what we did yesterday. happy christmas. >> mena clause have

said he had no excuses and if you were to build the perfect snooker player, you‘d build john higgins. phil taylorw all week on breakfast we are looking at the power of singing, and this morning, we‘re considering its impact in sport. it‘s been the welsh leading the tune as they harmonise sport and music. i‘ve been out with one of the choirs chosen to motivate the wales team in their recent match against new zealand. # you fill up my senses like a night in the forest... this is where it all begins, a lone voice on match day. byron young has been singing on his country since 1972. his one voice soon becomes part of many on the bus to the stadium, and then has the power of 150, when several hours before kick—off, his choirjoins the others chosen from around wales in the tunnel for a dress rehearsal. everybody in sync, everybody‘s got a voice, and that‘s the way they do it. it happens in football. you see it at liverpool, in the kop, the national anthems, you see people crying because of the opportunity to sing out what you‘re feeling inside. singing in sport has come such a long way since it was ori

joes hawks taking on saint john at basketball hall of fame holiday showcase, second half taylor funk,k doctor with the three, hawks take a 49-46 lead. then nice drive here by new kirk, he gets the bucket. right now saint john's with a 74-71 lead with under a minute and a half remaining in the game. come on, hawks. >> we need the bump. >> yes. >> yes, we will work on that. >> thanks, buddy. >> when we come back local students showing off their science chops. >> where hundreds of kid are turning out to show their skills and what it means for the two dozen to move on to the next step. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $24.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800

john's this afternoon. tied game in the second. taylor if you know gets the ball up ahead.t knocks down the three part of an eight-zero to give them the lee right now they trail by two in the second. nice little afternoon basketball today. >> there you go. >> defense going to step up that sense of urgency that has been a big key for eagles this week. >> absolutely. >> yup. >> we need that again the raiders. >> oh, yeah. >> all right. exciting. [ laughter ] >> take look at the forecast. here are the next seven days. we're looking at conditions that are going to be decent and then, you know, we'll step back few steps. tomorrow colder 42. 49 a decent day friday more clouds. good travel day. a wet day, a rainy day for saturday for travel. and then sunday looks like temperatures will be falling through the 40s, um, and then monday looks colder for your christmas day. morning a rain or wet snow shower and the polar vortex. >> polar vortex. >> is back after that. >> sounds scary. >> i know. >> yeah, it is. >> it is. [ laughter ] >> good answer, iain. >> yeah. exactly. thanks for w

against many powerful players including kevin spacey, comedian louie c k and pixar chief john last ter. in august taylorft won her counter suit begins a radio dj she accused of groping her. comedian kathy griffin who her new years eve hosting gig after appearing in a video showing her holding a fake bloody head of president donald trump. political comedy propelled cbs the late show with stephen colbert to the top of the late nitrate goes. >> if your baby is going to die, it doesn't have to, it shouldn't matter how much money you make. >> reporter: in ane motional jimmy kimmel weighed into the health care debate after his son was born with a heart defect. selena gomez revealed she had a kidney transplant as a result of her battle with lupus. at age 74, singer barry mani low revealed he is gay saying he waited so long to come out because did he not want to disappoint his fans. the years top grossing film beauty and beast featured i gay character for the first time in disney's history. seventy-five years after her creation, wonder woman finally starred in her own movie. the female directed blockbuster earn

and the third john collins good taste deal. isaiah taylor finds collins for the finish.n paul george. hogs down by one. it came down to this. westbrook's time is running down. knocks down the three-pointer. 30 points. 15 assists for westbrook is the thunder beat the hawks 120- 117.>>> st. marys and university of north carolina at asheville squared off for the first time ever. coming into tonight. game was in moraga. in the first half it is tanner -- knocking down the three- pointer to beat the buzzer. six three-pointers a square 22 points. then it was jock glendale working inside. 23 points. the gaels go on to when 91- 69.>>> duchesne versus usf. a little dancing. in las vegas. second half trailed by 2. rainfall with the block. chase foster will knock it down from a distance to give this might believe. they go on a 12-0 run. under 25 seconds to go. duchesne of by 2. looking to type but they turned it over. eric williams gets a pass. he will throw it to the other end. dukes are up by 4. down by 2. only time to tap it with .2 seconds. no good. dukes 67-65.>>> jimmy g is a

john this book. was inspired to transform perceptions that we had elizabeth taylor south africa and capture the fiber and see of the emerging black youth culture now is one of the people that i am kept said i was on the t.v. was the new to modify the subway since i have the new african photography not so much at this time on al-jazeera. and under fourteen twelve zero u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. the foreigners. on the surgery a scar. shattered monument towards destructor palos. there's amid the ruins the defiance to resist. and so imho survive if. people in power investigates all this suburb of damascus to crumble under the might of assets only. part two of this time. there are more common to all

. >> john mayer about his ex-girlfriend katy perry. >> and perry on her side of the taylor swift feud. >> she started it. >> plus -- >> chrissy tiegen on her past alcohol problem and kevin hart caught cheating on his wife. >> i'm hoping she has the hart to forgive me. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> we are breaking down the biggest celebrity confessions and controversies of 2017, and boy, were there a lot. >> this was the year that sexual harassment was dealt with head-on and with zero tolerance. one of case is, matt lauer. >> how are you feeling? have ? have you talked to him? >> since it was reported his former on air colleagues have kept quiet about his ex. >> how do you feel about matt's firing? >> i'm in and out talking about that. >> nbc says late last month they received a complaint from e-colleague about inappropriate behave. >> we are all trying to process it. >> nbc tells "e.t." there were several incidences, including at sochi. "the washington post" wrote, lauer was fixated on men and women. he was known for making lewd comments verbally or over text messages. the "n

john muir medical center in walnut creek is partnering with the taylor family foundation to bring musicand that's music to the ears of many. >> music has helped me in a way where sometimes people can't. sometimes, lyrics connect with me so much that i can't really explain to my friends or family, 'cause they don't know exactly what i'm going through. and sometimes, it helps me realize that i'm not alone. other people out there are feeling the way i feel. and it's pretty comforting knowing that. ♪ >> music therapy program is really amazing and a huge asset to john muir health. they provide our wonderful music therapist, lauren, who comes in with such energy and excitement every time she comes. music is such a large part of kids' lives. people have music on their phones and on their computers, and it's streaming constantly. and so we want to bring some of that here, and she does that with such amazing talent and enthusiasm. >> ♪ to each other on a crowded street ♪ >> the best thing, honestly, is lauren. like, she's amazing. she comes in with the brightest smile, and she just lifts up my s

taylor lautner. ♪ we are never, ever, ever getting back together. >> john myer, tai already kennedy, john stiels, calvinbout boys and dating the singer has said since we first met taylor. ♪ because i knew you were trouble when you you can whatted in ♪ >> in a relationship, you run out of things to talk about. if you can laugh about everything like best friends then you're set. >> i write songs, i write all my songs, they're inspired mostly about boys honestly. but i don't date much. so i'm not really getting heart broken a lot. >> i really want to ask you now. could you not write songs about us. >> they say that when we're breaking up. you better not write a song about this. oh, i won't. and then i do. i'm not going to walk home with any men tonight. i'm going to go hang out with my friends. and then i go home to the cats. >> no men allowed. >> men get me in trouble. ♪ best people in life are free >> we know taylor is known for keeping her girl squad close. and one singer who's been team taylor all the way is selena gomez. let's flash back to when we first met selena. >> i am from grand prairie, texas.

followed by taylor ♪ never ever ever getting back together ♪ ♪ we >> reporter: then came john mayer.lf of hiddleswift, tom hiddleston. now, the current guy is joe alwyn. here's everything on the record about boys and dating she's said. ♪ because i knew you were trouble when you walked in ♪ >> ebt eventually, you run out of things to talk about. if you can laugh like best friends, you're all set. ♪ now i'm lying on the cold hard ground ♪ i write my own songs. i'm inspired by boys. i don't date much. i'm not really getting heart broken a lot. they never go and be like, i want to ask you out. could you not write songs about us. they say that when we're breaking up the. you better not write a song about this. oh, i won't. i'm not going to walk home with any men tonight. i'm going the hang out with my friends. then i go home to the cats. >> no men allowed. >> men get me in trouble. ♪ people in life are free >> reporter: you may know that taylor's bff is sell lean in gomez. sell lean in appeared in the "bad blood" video. do you remember how selena got her start or how yong she was when she

john hammontree, thank you very much feel time. 0 back to professor steven taylor.d take back control of congress in the midterms next year, control of the senate in the midterms next year? the senate was always going to be the more difficult of the two challenges and both will be a challenges and both will be a challenge but it's one less to vote --1 challenge but it's one less to vote ——1 less but they have to content with. it does increase the chances of republican control congress next year but it certainly doesn't, i think we should caution ourselves from trying to take too much on this election. this was an election driven more by a candidate than was the case. roy moore was highly controversial before the sexual abuse allegations came forward and then with those allegations, that was enough to bring this race down to 50- 49. it was enough to bring this race down to 50— 49. it was still very close. the democrats either in alabama or nationwide can't use this particular contest as any —— anything to build off except for the fact it does embarrass the president

charlotte taylor was the first athlete home in sixth place. the cheltenham gold cup winner sizing johnejohn durkan memorial chase at punchestown. it's his first race since april, and the seven—year—old beat regular rival djakadam by a comfortable seven lengths to secure the win for trainerjessica harrington. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching, mark? we have stronger, which is a film about the boston bombing survivorjeff bowman. human flow, a very affecting documentary by ai weiwei. and the dinner. steve coogan and richard gere together at last! we can discuss that. stronger, i mean, people will remember so vividly the boston marathon bombing and this is very much about the aftermath. so jake gyllenhaal as jeff bowman, who was a young bostonian who was there at the finishing line and was involved in the blast and lost both his legs. and then having survived the bombing, then had to rebuild his life bot

john wraith, at let's check in on the first word news with taylor riggs.e terrifying moments in new york today. police say a man wearing an explosive device set off inside the times square subway station and is under arrest and being treated for burns. three other people were also hurt. the suspect is identified as a 27-year-old. bill de blasio called it an attempted terrorist attack, the subway station where the bomb went off is the busiest in the city. the u.s. treasury secretary steve massachusetts nuchen released the tax plan and said it would generate $1.8 trillion in additional revenue over 10 years and would be enough to pay for the tax cuts. congress' official scorekeeper said the cuts would add almost $1 trillion to the deficit. the largest of those wildfires in southern california is now moving north. hundreds have fled their homes in santa barbara county. so far the fire has burned more than 270 square miles and forced the evacuation of 30,000 people and is only 15% contained. and it will be another tough year for london's property market accord

john -- touchdown. after the pick on 3rd and goal, side arm flip to taylor with a five yard touchdown pass. 90 seconds later, after another interception, carlos hyde scored making a 37-19. but jacksonville cut the deficit to a four-point game. san francisco try to run out the clock and he said run out this. 30 yard score and they one mac the game. >> reporter: were you surprised that john lynch did not have a contract at the end of the game? >> he is a baller, straight savage. he will get what he is a -- deserves. >> he has some good years, he is playing at a high level.>>> cowboys, ezekiel elliott after suspension. the seahawks took care of this, russell wilson, jimmy graham with time running down 7-6. second play of the second half, deck prescott overthrew justin coleman, made him play. a pick six for him. seattle beat dallas with the final 21-12 go dashing the cowboys playoff hopes >>> sean the -- sean mcvay, he had to work for it. a turnover turned into a wesley woodyard score. 4th quarter, they came back and got count cut -- goff found cut and they claimed the nsc west. >>> the panthers are knocking on

taylor and the best theme tune on television. "film" theme plays. and more next week. goodnight. hot favourite after wins in 1958 and ‘59, johnay to win his sixth tt and his third successive senior tt. i don't set out with definite ambitions, ijust try and do my best whatever i do. in his ferrari, john surtees, number seven, going like a bomb, leading the ten cars, still in the race. # i think i love you, so what am i so afraid of? when 20, 30, 40, 50,000 people are screaming at the top of their lungs, "i love you," it's so overwhelming! # i'm just a daydreamer # walking in the rain... you just didn't expect to meet him personally. hi there. they scream. to be honest with you, i've been touring for about three, three and a half years, and i am really tired. # ifeel like i've never known a time before... # it's knowing that your door is always open # and your path is free to walk... good evening, ladies and gentlemen, i am glenn campbell. i don't remember not having a guitar or a musical instrument in my hand, and my dad bought a guitar for $5.95, you know. # i love you... i found out real quick that it was lighter than pullin

taylor and the best theme tune on television. film programme theme plays. and more next week. goodnight. jessica by the allman brothers plays. hot favourite after wins in 1958 and ‘59, johnon his way to win his sixth tt and his third successive senior tt. i don't set out with definite ambitions, ijust try and do my best whatever i do. in his ferrari, john surtees, number seven, going like a bomb, leading the ten cars, is still in the race. # i think i love you, so what am i so afraid of? when 20, 30, 40, 50,000 people screaming at the top of their lungs, "i love you," it's so overwhelming! # i'm just a daydreamer. # walking in the rain... you just didn't expect to meet him personally. hi there. screaming. to be honest with you, i've been touring for about three, 3.5 years, and i am really tired. # ifeel like i've never known a time before... # just knowing that your door is always open. # and your path is free to walk... good evening, ladies and gentlemen, i am glenn campbell. i don't remember not having a guitar or a musical instrument in my hand, and my dad bought a guitar for $5.95, you know. # i love you... i found out real quick that it was lighter than pulling a co

john c. fremont. i guess fremont was busy trying to overthrow the mexican government in california. when taylor's campaign in northern mexico had gone as far as it could, you know, because of supply problems moving across the mountains and the deserts, polk tried to get john c. calhoun's father, i'm sorry, john c. fremont's father-in-law to command the army that would attack mexico city. but the senate demured and polk had to winfield scott. so, the young hickory, james k. polk, the most, in some ways the most jacksonian of jacksonians uses two plus carney, it's not so clear, but he definitely was not a jacksonian uses him to fight his war in mexico. so, clearly, polk, like jackson before him, believed that he could rely on the army to do what polk and jackson wanted. right. even knowing that, you know, taylor, in particular, seems to have disagreed with the war with mexico. but, still, taylor, despite his politics, would subordinately execute the policies made by the constitutionally elected civilian authority. jackson and his supporters often criticized the national standing army and commanders

taylor swift one of "time" magazine's person of the year? all the answers right now on "page six tv." >> welcome to "page six tv." i'm john fugelsang.e today's biggest headlines, page six reporter mr. carlos greer, elizabeth wagmeister and bevy smith. here are today's top stories! we have a new development in the matt lauer scandal today. carlos, what do you have?

john: good morning. fire investigators are still in a bit of a search mode as they continue to carefully go through the property on taylor'sl area in lovettsville. they are still searching to determine if anyone else was in the house and they have confirmed one fatality. this fire ignited shortly after 8:00 last night. frederick firefighters from across the river came over to assist loudoun. this hour, but a unit with a handful of firefighters staying here on the scene monitoring hot embers, hotspots, and flareups. you can see fire investigators coming down the hill here. crews have not been able to fully enter the structure because it is too unstable. the cause is still unknown. from where we are standing at the foot of the driveway, we can see a lot of firewood near the home. there is a fireplace. still unclear what caused the fire. reporting live, john gonzalez. >> all you could hear is crack, crack, crack, boom. >> we were moving around to keep peopledy safe. autria: to the north and south dealing with the after effects of the storm. the storm left 40,000 without power from alabama to new jersey. air force one was dela

charlotte taylor was the first athlete home in sixth place. the cheltenham gold cup winner sizing johns first race since april, and the seven—year—old beat regular rival djakadam by a comfortable seven lengths to secure the win for trainerjessica harrington. that's all the sport for now. keep up—to—date with all the stories including the second half of the manchester derby which is 1—1, rashford equalising for manchester united just before half—time. i'll be back with more sport in the next half—hour, see you then. john, thank you, we'll look forward to that. and clive will be here in ten minutes with the national news. before that, the headlines on bbc news. the uk is facing more heavy snow with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are told to be prepared. there's been travel disruption across the country, some airports are dealing with long backlogs of flights. the disgraced celebrity publicist max clifford has died in hospital after collapsing in prison yesterday, he was serving an eight—year sentence for historical sex offences. more on the news tha

john. obviously someone like that saying that is amazing. he is definitely, as i said, the best player i have ever seen. phil taylorlast night. ‘the power‘ is a legend in the sport, thanks to a brilliant career spanning three decades, and he is going for a 17th world title. he beat chris dobey 3—1. the legendary jump jockey sir ap mccoy came out of retirement last night to take on flat racing superstar frankie dettori in a charity event. the pair led teams in a relay show—jumping competition at the london international horse show, at olympia. they were raising money for the injured jockeys fund, and it was mccoys team who felt more at home. they beat dettori's flat racers over the jumps. a lot of rivalry, and it was the jumpers who came out on top. now, all week on breakfast, we are looking at the power of singing, and this morning we are considering its impact in sport. music was part of the first olympics in ancient greece, but over the last century it has been the welsh leading the tune, as they harmonise sport and music. i have been out with one of the choirs chosen to motivate the wales rugby team in their aut

john conyers is denied due process. >> a representative from nevada and minnesota senator are accused of inappropriate have your. >> a lot of happening on capitol hill. we are joined by james taylor. let's talk about this endorsement with roy moore. ? i am surprised. he was accused publicly by women with inappropriate sexual conduct. a new woman has come out from alabama who had a lifelong friendship with the governor and -- who is now judge more and he is accusing him of not telling the truth about the other women. >> how impactful will trumps endorsement have on that race? >> those are -- those who are on the border, they will use the endorsement as a cover to support roy moore, but it could be a curse at the local level and this could backfire, again, the local people in alabama want to make the decision. they do not want any national leader to make the decision. cmac how likely is it that the president, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, can agree on how to keep things running?? that is a good question. -- >> how likely is it? >> there has been some port around the tax reform -- some support with the tax reform and other issues, if they can come to an agreement they will, but we co

john w. f ranklin, cultural historian and senior manager at the national museum of african american history and culture. our next speaker is the president and chief executive of his or montpelier foundation. taylor -- iii is the vice president of the college of william and mary. own teresa sullivan, from the university of virginia. please join me in welcoming them all. we look forward to their remarks. [applause] >> our ancestors. our ancestors -- [laughter] lived, weur ancestors live. where our ancestors walked, we walk. where they worked in their homes,homes -- owners' we tour. where our ancestors were offloaded on baltimore clippers, we dine. where our ancestors sought justice, we still seek justice. where our ancestors were punished, we are punished. where our ancestors raised their children, we raise ours. where our ancestors walked, we walk. where our ancestors lived, we live. my grandfather -- my great-grandfather -- was enslaved by chickasaw indians and gets to oklahoma after the american indian removal act of 1830, freeing up 7 million acres of land. he runs away and fights on the union forces' side in the civil war and changes his name from david burney to david franklin. so we have on

taylor. from the office of general vowsle, jimley scott novak mayer, and bill richardson. from the wireless bureau, stacyions ferrero, betsy mcintyre, sallis, jimmy shang, john stock stockdale. from the office of strategic analyses. from the consumer bureau, from the public safety and homeland security bureau, and from the media bureau. with that, we call the vote. commissioner clyburn. dissent. >> commissioner carr? chairman pai: the item is adopted with editorial privileges. >> in his weekly address, the president talked about the military and immigration laws. representative mike thompson california delivered the weekly address, giving his reaction to the g.o.p. tax reform bill. president trump: my fellow i signed, this week the national defense authorization act, a historic to rebuild our military. now, it is critical for congress to pass the clean government