again, thank you, jules. take it away. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> i don't know if it's better if i sit or stand. can everybody hear me? >> [inaudible] >> is that better? okay. maybe i'll stand. the first thing people ask me when they hear about the book is why did you do this book about baldwin. there have been enough books and literary commentary and so forth. and i did it because of an accidental finding, discovery of a photograph of james, or jimmy as they called him, at the hotel in -- [inaudible] and a famous hotel, many of you probably know it. the whole hollywood crowd goes there during the cannes film festival, and years earlier picasso and chagal and everybody came there, and they sort of traded artwork for meals. and the inside of the hotel restaurant is full of these wonderful things. i thought it was -- because i loved james baldwin's work from the time i was in high school and read many of his books, i thought it'd be interesting to find out why other people like us -- we lived in amsterdam, as yo

thank you, jules. thank you very much. [applause] >> i don't know if it is better if i sit or stand? can everybody hear me? is that better? maybe i'll stand. first thing people asked me when they hear about the book is, why did you do this book about baldwin? there have been enough books and eight airy commentary and so forth. i did it because of an accidental finding, discovery of a photograph of james or jimmy as they called him at the hotel in devon. the colendor. many of you probably know it. the whole hollywood crowd goes there in cannes, at the film festival. years earlier picasso, cigal and came there and traded artwork for meals and inside of the hotel restaurant is full of those wonderful things. i thought it was, i love james baldwin's work from the time i was in high school and read many of his books. i thought it would be interesting to find out why other people like us, we lived in amsterdam as you heard from cody, for a number of years and later we moved to provence. we made a ritual to go down to st. paul ev

then, jules, fame and got it all. -- so. then, jules, fame and got it all. —— wanted men, jewels.tre of the spotlight she was one of the most fascinating people i ever met in my life. she had just more of everything that the rest of us. more of everything that the rest of us. she said one lifetime wasn‘t enough and it wasn‘t for zsa zsa. she rose —— was raised by a mother who wanted her daughters to be stars. moved to america and got some small roles, but the directors never complained about whether or not she was a good actress. she came through the screen, floated through the screen, made love to the camera and everybody wanted her on their shoulder, because she knew how to play and hungarian accent, so she could say things that sounded slightly sexy, slightly off—colour and innocently as if she didn‘t mean it. everyone liked to imitate her. darling this and styling that but no one was really like her. and i understand we‘ve got a picture of you with her. tell us a little bit about this time. i interviewed her many times. that time we went to a very glamorous spa in florida, whe

jules? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] julie: an overturned tractor-trailer that may be leaking fuel, russell road. as you can see, no one is moving right now. all traffic is completely stop. heads up coming from dale city towards stafford. you will want to a allowed as early as possible using one is your workaround. that will fill up an overturned tractor-trailer possibly leaking fuel. signals are dark here along one and mount vernon memorial highway. westbound on 50 for those coming out of buoy this morning, on the right lane getting by. the crash there, blocking the far right lane. back in two minutes with another update on the ride, cell phone 95 out of quantico, but right

two jule are facing charges of aggravated arson for the fire light snow is causing issues for travelers in the seattle area.. it was the first measurable snowfall to stick and accumulate in that area in nearly two years. anywhere between one to six inches were expected and more snow could be on the way this weekend. let's send it over to should expect the snow to start falling. the wind diminished a little overnight, but with lows in the teens, wind chills remained in the single digits. we get to enjoy more sunshine today under a mostly sunny sky, but it will be breezy and cold with highs in the mph. tonight is mostly cloudy and cold with lows in the teens and a light breeze. saturday is mostly cloudy and quiet for most of the day with highs in the mid 20s and a light wind, but snow showers move in after 4pm saturday, and become heavier and widespread saturday night. a effect for all of se wisconsin from 6pm saturday until late sunday night. there will be 3-5" of snow by sunday morning, and the snow continues into sunday evening with an additional 2-4" of accumulation by 7pm. highs will

very , happy it was done because now, , not only wisconsin but the world knows out system has kent: jules stein gained a few dozen votes over her election-day totals. again, the election is -- election recount is done. patrick: and donald trump named retired four-star marine general john kelly as his pick to lead the department of homeland security. and tonight, there's more debate over russian hacking. over the weekend, trump slammed a "washington post" report that russia interfered in u advantage. a bipartisan group of lawmakers is calling for an investigation. >> it defies belief that somehow republicans in the senate are reluctant to either review russian tactics or ignore them. patrick: a spokesman for the kremlin today said the allegation says, -- said the allegation is nothing to do with reality. tomorrow, the president-elect will be here. park as crews prepare for his visit. trump and vice-president elect mike pence will hold a rally at 7:00 p.m. it's part of their thank you tour of battleground states that supported them in november. kathy: the two waukesha girls accused of stabb

. >> reporter: also, trump, escalating his war with the cia, dismissing the agency's crown jules the presidential daily i'm a smart person. i don't have to be told the same thing and the same word every single day for the next eight years. it could be eight years, i don't need that. >> reporter: all of it shocking intelligence veterans. >> in 48 hours, he said the intelligence community on which he will rely is incompetent, politicized and frankly he didn't have a lot of time for them. >> reporter: how solid is the truth russia was behind the hacking t. cia confidence, an intelligence care meting, you can take it to the bank. >> convinces me there is strong beyond circumstantial evidence to justify the claim that the russians were doing something in our election. >> that was my colleague andrea mitchell t. manhunt for an election in the shooting of two georgia police officers ended late last night. >> the suspected shooter is now in custody. authorities say grd gordon shot one officer in the hand the other in the shoulder after they pulled him over in a traffic yesterday. gordon then

. >> reporter: jules was sick to her stomach after seeing a video of her pregnant daughter being verbally abused. the guy was upset she was >> my daughter and my unborn grandson. i was afraid for her well- being. >> reporter: jill says her daughter was ready to apologize after she noticed the driver get out of his car. she was at a red light with cars in front of her. >> just degrading things. the only thing she could do is record and that's what she did. >> reporter: claudia agrees. instructor at jujitsu and says your phone can be a powerful weapon. >> she has evidence now. because she stayed very calm, she did not make it obvious that she was videotaping. but you do notice that he was aware of it and he backs off. >> reporter: let's not forget that knowing how to defend yourself could help save your life. so, one day, one weekend, that is not enough. while you may feel safe having your pepper spray handy, these instructors say a lot of times it backfires on you. either the proper spray -- pepper spray guessing your face or they can take the taser against you. stay calm, use your body as

he looks at me for the first time in a year and says, "juleser"jules "juicer vose."with these illustrations in the film "life animated," short listed for an academy award this year. >> i go to the bedroom. then i see on the floor next to the bed is a puppet. it's yago, the evil sidekick to the villain jaffar in "aladdin." >> jaffar, get a grip. >> i crawl across the rug quietly as i can, i don't want him to look at me. i throw the bed spread over my head. i grab the puppet, push the puppet up through the bed spread. and i say to him in gilbert godfrey's voice, "owen, owen, how does it feel to be you?" owen turns to the puppet like he's bumping into an old friend. he goes, "not good, i'm lonely and i have no friends." then we talk. it's yago and owen. it's our first conversation since he's 2 years old. >> reporter: the bedside discovery launches an experiment. they use dialogue from disney movies as the code breaker for communicating with owen. what did you feel watching those movies? >> felt like i was in a better safe place. >> there you see? >> reporter: for owen t

>>phillipe djegal: that is why decorators announced study thursday night san francisco olice said jules was what with the victim's family says will allow $400,000 police said the man was at the top of his car when a man walked up punched him and stole his briefcase before the but the convict to delivery he says people delivering valuables should not travel alone in the robber have the neighborhood attention the victim's family is also a monetary reward for information the police to arrest and conviction in this case. >>catherine heenan: their session for assault suspect the woman was grabbed just after midnight the suspect is described as hispanic man his late 30's about 6 ft. tall with a muscular build. >>haaziq madyun: although her son tie ron griffin was allegedly murdered by the two suspects she says she is not giving in to hate. >>haaziq madyun: the family of tyrone is come together in prayer and the first morning star missionary baptist church in oakland the pastor is leading the prayer's for help the family wants to give griffon he was shopping for toys with two small children at

and they, four of them are in the book that i let jules put in the book. and, of course, they're not very good. i was not a photographer. i was not trying to do that. i was taking it for his memory book. we didn't ever think of jimmy as famous jimmy. jimmy was jimmy, uncle jimmy, and my friend jimmy, my brother jimmy. so i had the good upon theture, incredible -- fortune to get to know jimmy very well as a human being, you know? who was jimmy as a man, as a kind human being to the world. and so opposite what the images people try to perpetuate about him. so i got to not only admire him, but to see him as an adviser to me. like, when i made decisions about where should i send daniel to school, he would weigh in on that. what did he think about the infamous teacher strike that i didn't strike in during 1968 when i started my high school teaching career. and what did he think about that. [laughter] so what's fascinating is a lot of what's going on right now is exactly what was going on then, and that's pretty terrifying. so if anything, we need jimmy more tha

he has made a christmas pie, a jule log, he has been telling us all about his great culinary exploitsnary exploits. that's not a good way to make anyone great culinary exploits. that's not a good way to make anyone feel great culinary exploits. that's not a good way to make anyone feel good! you are making me feel hungry again! i have to say there's not a huge amount of that left. i could have been bragging even more when i was tweeting that. i had the ice cream ca ke tweeting that. i had the ice cream cake bomb as well, but that's basically gone already. i only like christmas for the desert! is there no end to your talents? and 110w is there no end to your talents? and now you are going to spectacularly present the weather! it is very mild this year. it is. if you have made that ice cream desert, it might melt quicker than you expected it to, because it isn't feeling very festive at the moment. these are some of the latest temperatures. 13.3 i noticed in these areas. we will brace to get these areas. we will brace to get the highest temperature on christmas day on record, that's 15.6

autria: thank you so much, jules. in montgomery county teachers facing criminal charges. what he allegedly bought for a student. jummy: at the casino countdown is on. sam? sam: jummy, we are just hours away from the doors opening at the beautiful brand-new mgm resort. we will see you inside and show you this incredible space and what you can expect when you ?? ?? ?? ?? announcer: you are watching "good morning washington," on 6:45. the final countdown is on to the grand opening. autria: in just 16 hours, 14 minutes, the new mgm casino will open its doors after years of planning for it from the business boom to the entertainment and of course the traffic, we have complete team coverage this morning on everything you need to know. we get started with sam sweeney, taking us live inside the new casino. sam: it is an incredible space. their faces. they have been training and waiting for this day, and now it is finally here. in a few hours, the doors will open to this incredible, beautiful space in prince george's county. they spent $1.4 billion to grab your attention, and i th

jules? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] julie: an overturned tractor-trailer that may be leaking fuel, russell road. as you can see, no one is moving right now. all traffic is completely stop. heads up coming from dale city towards stafford. you will want to a allowed as early as possible using one is your workaround. that will fill up an overturned tractor-trailer possibly leaking fuel. signals are dark here along one and mount vernon memorial highway. westbound on 50 for those coming out of buoy this morning, on the right lane getting by. the crash there, blocking the far right lane. back in two minutes with another update on the ride, cell phone 95 out of quantico, but right john: the deputy fire chief on the scene telling me minutes ago that it is very rare wireless involved to not have a 911 call behind it. an ambulance that happened to be driving by the area that notice the flames an

. >> shiri: how it looking jules. >> julie: before an hour before it starts to slow down closer to 6:30. is it-minute ride from the braintree split to the pike. >>> shiri spear has t little cool. i wouldn't say freezing cool out there. it is not 32 to 40. most of new the mid- to upper 30s. nice clear skies. there is wind. we will be talking about wind chill throughout the day. 5 p.m. the drive home from work. how about some 40s and of course the towns and cities that get back unto 50 this afternoon. gene, back to you. >>> sending kids outside to play could help protect their vision. a new study find teens and new adhawlts are regularly exposed to the sun's uv rays are 30% less likely to become nearsighted hater in life. nearsightedness is the number one cause of vision loss. nearly half of the world a population will be nearsighted by 2015. >>> a new sleep program is using the internet to fight insomnia and the app is called shut eye and a form of behavioral therapy. users take journal about sleep needs and medication and you are provided with step by step directions on how to improve

he let to fame as one part of the pop jule lamb, before a successful solo career.rt, george michael takes his first steps into the alarm light as one half of wham! back then he had big hairand a one half of wham! back then he had big hair and a permanent tan. it was early 80s glam. the reality was different. they stuck us in a hotel they could not have been more 80p an night and they could not have been more 80p an nightandi they could not have been more 80p an night and i was sleeping the night before my first top of the pops on polystyrene sheets and a child sized bed. i was sitting with my feet over the end thinking, this is not how it's meant to be. he continued to live the dream with feel—good chart hits. and then came a change of tone and direction. leading to a career asa and direction. leading to a career as a soulful solo artist. his first album, faith, sold over 25 millions copies and won awards and sealed his reputation as a major international artists. it was, or my gods a massive star. it was like, oh my god, i'm a massive star. and i think i may be a

>> just before you say that, can are -- lulu and jules. i love you. >> those your grandchildren? >> yeah. >> that was like an awards show. we were playing the music and you got in there. >> i needed to say hi to them. >> let's play me off. let's show you what we have happening. my goodness, it is getting cold, my friends, especially over the weekend. look at this right now -- tonight, it is going to feel like 5 below in minneapolis. 5 in chicago. 22 in st. louis. then tomorrow morning, 4 cleveland. it will feel like 5 below in green bay. 13 in kansas city. it makes its way to the east. eventually we'll be seeing teens and 20s as you get ie nto th northeast and new england as well. we've got lake-effect snow because of all that wind coming across the open waters of the lakes anywhere from 6 to 18 inches of snow in western new >> and that is your lt we could not wait for the "freebie friday" because we have hatchimals. hottest toy of the season. up for grabs. up for grabs. and your chance to win a right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it up for grabs. and your chance to

the arguments that explains that it won't continue, running with current technology at 10 minus 14 jules per bit, it goes on. by 2040, the whole of the world's energy consumption will be for i.t. that probably won't happen. but it means that, for example, and i think this was referred to the in an earlier point, when we think of high performance computing and the direction that will go and the way it will permeate everything, there will be a model for computing which will change. one possibility is there will be much more computing on the edge of things. so rather than the current model we have where the data is centralized, you take it here, you put it in the clouds. as i'm pointing out, the cloud is really somewhere. it is in northern finland melting the permafrost. we will have much more intelligent agents doing modeling periphery. so what does that mean for us and how does that connect with the kind of stuff that is happening in this space? in chicago, we're just putting out 500 census called the array of things. these are things which is sit out in the environment. they have cameras

. >> kris: congratulations to jules. edelman flew out to los angeles to be with the mother, swedish model ella rose. the child's name is lily. ounces. edelman isn't in a relationship with ella rose, but tmz reports the two remain on good terms. teammates are happy to hear this good news. >> we're really happy for him, and he's going to do great. >> you know any good children's books that you can gift wrap for julian? >> i gave him, "hey, a.j.," saturday, but there are a ton of awesome books out there. >> christa: the book martellus bennett wrote was his own. edelman can read his own children's book to his daughter. >> kris: more entertaining than the playbook. coming up, a massachusetts lawmaker wants to change up halloween. we'll tell you how she wants your kids to go trick-or-treating every year. >> christa: his attempted act of terror changing airport security for everyone. why richard reid is now due back if court. >> kris: a local store clerk . >> kris: breaking news from overnight, the search is on for suspects who

but i want to thank jules, my partner, my wife, i want to thank mike kidd, bics and i hope you leaveshe midwest too, though i love st. louis.nk want to thank my sister stephanie, carolyn, i, i want to thank my parents who are working-class kids make good through the burke. and all that they gave me. i wish there here today. so think it's my family. my family teaches me is that every time out, life trumps arts. so i use that word, trump. so i would like to also thank the freedom of information act which is one of the sometimes under emphasized successes of the 1960s in this country. and achievement of the american left that is still bearing fruie is an important tool of ournf democracy. so let's have a hand for the freedom of information act. [applause]impo without which this book would be impossible. i'd i would actually like to think some of thee employees of the fbi, the people who processes request, who work with some diligence. many of whom are people of color. i don't want to thank james call me in any way shape or form, but you should right away for your fbi file you should righ

this is what we are seeing -- is very jules verne. this is what we are seeing on the pound.s is the average since 1984. this year marks the lowest annual average since 1985. what does it go next year? geoffrey: higher, probably above 130. ,f you really want to be long being short euro-sterling might be a better trade. net, over it is -- net- a ten-year horizon, there is value. there is some volatility. [indiscernible] ultimately, the downside is very [indiscernible] worst -- what is the what are the markets actually pricing and? geoffrey: put it this way. markets are pricing in not much is going to happen. the worst news that could happen is, we go for a hard brexit, and , and brexit takes six or 10 months. is that such a bad thing? you suddenly get the certainty of a starting point. right now, we do not even know what the u.k. starting point is. trading robustly on the back of uncertainty, but there is value in certainty, did -- regardless of how bad the certainty is. contrarian views on the dollar, but also the pound. up next, the return of opec. while trades before planne

that's a shock, but i'd like to thank jules, my partner, my wife.'d like to thank my kid, and i hope he leaves the midwest too. though i lo st. louis. [laughter] i'd like to thank my sister stephanie, i'd like to thank caroline. i'd like to thank my parents who were working class kids made good through the book and all they gave me, and i wish they were here today. so thank you to my family. and what my family teaches me is that every time out, every damn time out life trumps art, right? [laughter] i used that word, trump. [laughter] okay. so i would like also to thank the freedom of information act, okay? which is one of the sometimes underemphasized successes of the 1960s in this country. an achievement of the american left. that is still bearing fruit. it's an important tool of our democracy. so let's have a hand for the freedom of information act. [applause] without which this book would be impossible, right? i'd actually like to thank some of the employees of the fbi, the people who process these requests, okay in who work with some diligence,

>> just before you say that, can i just say -- ace and india are -- lulu and jules.ff. let's show you what we have happening. my goodness, it is getting cold, my friends, especially over the weekend. look at this right now -- tonight, it is going to feel like 5 below in minneapolis. 5 in chicago. 22 in st. louis. then tomorrow morning, 4 in cleveland. it will feel like 5 below in green bay. 13 in kansas city. it makes its way to the east. eventually we'll be seeing teens and 20s as you get into the northeast and new england as well. we've got lake-effect snow because of all that wind coming across the open waters of the lakes anywhere from 6 to 18 inches of snow in western new york and western p.a . >>> good morning. a lot of clouds. we get a live view of san francisco. we'll have a nice and dry start to the day, but also watching for the king tides. it will be come up within the next hour. up to seven feet along the coastline, so there may be flooding in low-lying areas. tomorrow king tides as well as thursday morning. showers moving into the north bay. we'll see mo

>> just before you say that, can i just say -- ace and india are -- lulu and jules.y me off. let's show you what we have happening. my goodness, it is getting cold, my friends, especially over the weekend. look at this right now -- tonight, it is going to feel like 5 below in minneapolis. 5 in chicago. 22 in st. louis. then tomorrow morning, 4 in cleveland. it will feel like 5 below in green bay. 13 in kansas city. it makes its way to the east. eventually we'll be seeing teens and 20s as you get into the northeast and new england as well. we've got lake-effect snow because of all that wind coming across the open waters of the lakes anywhere from 6 to 18 inches of snow in western new york and western p.a. that's wha >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start this morning. we'll warm into the 40s this afternoon as clouds move in. clouds and some breaks of sunshine. dry during the day. 43 degrees this afternoon for philadelphia. suburbs hit 41. low 40s for the lehigh valley. new jersey, 43 degrees for inland areas, at the shore turning mostly cloudy

jules, what are you looking at? julie: hold on just one second.xlf is one of the best-performing etf's we tracked here and it is one of those just consistently one of those we track among the various sectors. you can see by this gain that it is off of its highs from february 2008. not only is it on this track of hitting a multiyear high, sorry its components. and of america, jp morgan, citigroup are at in today's session as well. what is interesting is because of the recent trend we have seen, you could argue that this etf is in so-called overbought territory, but he keeps going up. take a look at the bloomberg here. i, relative the rs strength index. theoretically come when he goes about that red line, it is overbought and do for a bit of a pullback. and yet that has not happened. we will see how manage and manages to stay above that line. that's how long it manages to say -- we will see how long it manages to stay above that line. the yield curve not just in the u.s. but in europe as well, as evidenced by what happened to the reaction to the ecb