in response, the management under game julie moore was brought to charge. finances, patient care and staff have improved considerably. with the prime minister joined me in raising my brindle and staff are this turnaround? can i say to my honorable friend that i'm very happy to join him in paying tribute to the work that is been undertaken by university hospital birmingham. we do want to see it across the national health service. i understand there are a lot of issues. i encourage all of those involved to make progress on this matter by congratulating those in nhs who have seen that improvement and worked hard to ensure it takes place to. >> does the prime minister agree with me? will she agree that my , that it is disgraceful that the people have to travel 60 miles to get emergency care? i think lord kerslake made the right step in stepping down from congress. i am not surprised that the labour party is interested in this, given that lord kerslake is an advisor to labor. but if i can save the honorable gentleman, he might watch nhs -- he might listen to wha

>> by the way, julie moore was the planner, and she's the most senior person in the department. >>vice president richards: thank you, mr. tillman, very much. commissioner fong? >>commissioner fong: this is a -- this is a rock and a hard place, and it's fraus traiting to actually lotraiting -- frustrating to actually look at the project. i feel that all the projects that have come and changed that neighborhood drastically. roberto and i have known each other for a very long time, and i know exactly what he's talking about, but this program with the state density bonus project is different than other projects that we've been talking about, and i feel compelled, to some degree, unless we're willing to face legal action as a city, to vote yes on this. and the situation we have before us with seven commissioners, which is, to me, a question -- six commissioners, with one missing, is maybe a question itself that something of this magnitude, this particular project, we should have potentially a full commission. and i believe, and correct me if i am wrong, if we end up at a tie vote, th

republican wins that state in 2020 that maybe it will be smart to do both. >> julie: and alabama judge has just rejected roy moore's to stop the state from making his defeat official. basically, he -- >> he will be certified, this is over. >> julie: doug jones is not going to let this go. >> we'll be helpful for alabama, we want serious elections and the midterms, you can do both. i think that does make a lot of people happy. >> i think every state should make sure their voting systems are sound. both for problems of false voting or whatever it is roy moore's accusations are. also for people trying to tamper with them. roy moore is going out the same way he came in, he needs to leave now. doug jones is going to be the next senator and come january when he is sworn in, mitch mcconnell only has a one-vote majority, things are going to get really interesting in the senate. >> when it comes to ignoring the results of the election, you've got the standard being set by the democrats, it's like a cottage industry trying to either nullify an election or for impeachment and i think this is a good opportunity for all of us t

in response, dame julie moore trouble due to poor management. hs staff for this turnaround and agree we must encourage and support good management in the nhs? can i say to my noble friend that i am very happy tojoin him in paying tribute to the work that has been undertaken by university hospitals birmingham in support of heart of england foundation trust. we do want to see strong management across the national health service. i understand there are practical and financial issues to resolve in this andi financial issues to resolve in this and i would encourage all of those involved to make progress on this matter, but i congratulate those nhs staff who have seen that improvement and worked hard to ensure it takes place. does the prime minister agree with me that the resignation of lord cu rzon with me that the resignation of lord cu rzo n la ke with me that the resignation of lord curzon lake really does but the government on a final warning —— bob kerslake government on a final warning —— bob kersla ke really government on a final warning —— bob

he has a 51-49 majority in the senate but doesn't have the roy moore as a continuing drumbeat of a story. >> julie: there is also this effort to blame president trump for roy moore's loss, which let's just remember what has happened in alabama, because he did also campaign for luther strange. luther strange lost in the primary. he ended up backing roy moore as a number two but that wasn't necessarily his first option. the president campaigning for a candidate doesn't always mean that candidate is going to win and that's not just for president trump, that also applied to former president obama but for some reason when the president sticks his neck out for a candidate now and that candidate doesn't win it seems there is a big pile on the president showing that he has lost a lot of the power that he once wielded. >> right, roy moore lost the election, donald trump didn't. even though he came to roy moore reluctantly, once he came out and endorsed and had the rally in pensacola it would be judged as a win or a setback for president trump. and the other thing the press tried to do is say to badger sara

misconduct by trump or misconduct by contrast in farenthold, that appalling silence, roy moore -- what can i say? julie be fair to many republican leaders did speak out against roy moore. we have to leave it there, we have to move on with the conversation. tom perez, dnc chairman. thank you for your time. david: let's hit the headlines from bloomberg first word news. for that, we have mark crumpton. mark: the suspect in monday's attempted suicide bombing will be arranged from his hospital room and federal courthouse. is charged with five counts, five federal terrorism counts, including the use of a weapon of mass distraction and bombing a place of public use. on capitol hill, deputy attorney general rob rosenstein faced a barrage of questions about special counsel robert mueller's russian investigation. house republicans want information about what they call an anti-trump bias at the fbi and the justice department. they try to raise doubts about the motives of those looking into russian election meddling read when asked by new york democrat if he sees cause to fire mueller, rosenstein responded quote n

to julie's point about roy moore, there's only one republican senator, literally one who said he will try to defeat him. jeff flake. he posted a photo of a collect that he donated to doug jones yesterday. all the others are wavering. >> we have a lot more to watch on that especially as that election comes up next week. thank you all for rocking and rolling this hour. thank you for joining us on "inside politics." wolf blitzer picks up our special coverage after a quick break. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has... ...no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated wit

roy moore may well be coming to the senate in let's say eight days a time after the election. i'm with julien this. the idea particularly in washington where if roy moore wins, we will expel him. let me remind viewers, the last senator expelled was in 1862. for support of the confederacy. maybe that will happen, but it is very difficult for republicans to lead an expulsion effort right after voters in the state that roy moore is representing, let's say they give him a victory, there is no way they can say they didn't know the whole story. they got the information and they will choose what to do with it. >> that was the turn about for mitch mcconnell, we will let the voters of alabama decide. >> let the voters of alabama decide. >> to your point earlier, it is not a matter of principal. there are a lot of republicans and mitch mcconnell said a lot of things along these lines that he wouldn't vote for roy moore and they decided that is not going to be the governing factor. >> i think some of it too is just the train is coming down the tracks. are you standing in front of it? if you talk to peo

. >> julie: thank you very much, rich. >> rick: roy moore is now formally appealing his senate election defeat to doug jones. he is now going to court to try to stop the state from certifying jones as the winner claiming possible voter fraud and demanding an investigation. moore saying in a statement this is not a republican or democrat issue as election integrity should matter to everyone. we call on secretary of state merrill to delay certification until there is a thorough investigation of what three independent election experts agree took place. election fraud sufficient to overturn the outcome of the election. liz harington is a staff writer at the washington free beacon. roy moore will not go away. >> no, he won't. his last-ditch effort the only card he has left to play. he lost by over 21,000 votes, 1.5 percentage points. not nearly close enough to trigger an automatic recount which he would have needed to come in about a 1/2%. he need to pay a million dollars to have a recount himself and only raised $70,000. this is the only attempt he has. secretary of state john merrill, who

moore. heather higgins joins us, the independent women's forum. julie ann, we begin with you. e if we push al out, we can take advantage of the republicans consternation about how to deal with roy moore. if he wins, they have to do something. if he doesn't, and we hope that either way, it comes out to our advantage that we're proactive, republicans or not. what do you think of that? >> this is certainly a bipartisan issue. that's what we're seeing lately. one of the more shocking developments, when there's accusations like this level, people have had the dignity to step aside, to step down and resign rather than dragging their party into the drama. >> neil: they don't always. sometimes they can take a lot of time doing this, right? >> yeah. absolutely. i think the condemnation against franken is well-merited. it's good to see a party rally like this. the republicans should do the same thing. by the way, i think that the legislation being introduced to encourage more disclosure would be a positive development for voters. they deserve to have all of this information about their r

julie banderas. james: and i'm james rosen. the latest poll shows roy moore holding about a two-point lead over doug jones as the are republican candidate continues to deny multiple allegations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls decades ago. we have team coverage on the ground in alabama. peter doocy is following the doug jones campaign in evergreen, but let's go first to jonathan serrie in montgomery with the hatest on judge moore. jonathan, president trump weighed in on the race from pensacola last night. tell us what he said. >> yeah, james. president trump told the crowd this is really about his agenda and getting it enacted. he told the crowd that it's also about preserving the republican party's very narrow majority in the u.s. senate. let's give it a listen. >> we can't afford to have a liberal democrat who is completely controlled by nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. we can't do it. >> reporter: moore did not appear with the president at that rally, but his campaign had been urging moore's supporters to go and attend the rally, the campaign explain

. >> thank you, danny, and julie, here with me in new york. >>> next, roy moore will not accept defeat. why he says the alabama special election should not count but does the complaint carry any weight? >>> and we're also looking at the 2018 midterm elections. what republicans need to do to flip the house. and the new ap poll asked americans what the government should address in the new year. health care was the number one response. taxes, immigration, environment, and education all landed in the top five. stay with us, you're watching "velshi & ruhle" right here on msnbc. they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. ♪ >>> roy moore, alabama's first republican to lose a senate race in decades is still not giving. after losing by 20,000 vote it's moore has filed a last-minute complaint in court to block democrat doug jones who officially will be certified a winner today. the complaints alleges the election fraud altered the outcome of the

julie hyman. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. turned deepg jones red alabama blue, if eating judge roy moore to become the first democrat elected inars -- defeating judge roy moore to become the first democrat elected in 25 years. >> alabama has been at a crossroads and unusually -- unfortunately, we have usually taken the wrong fork. we have taken the right road. vonnie: the win could imperil the gop agenda, shaving the republican majority to a single vote. we are getting headlines crossing the bloomberg right now about the tax plan. house and senate negotiators said to have reached a tentative compromise for the overhaul that would still need to be scored and put into different language. for the latest, let's go to inin cirilli in montgomery alabama. what an amazing night to be in montgomery, but today the news has moved on and it would appear we would get some kind of negotiation resolved today. does it matter when doug jones is seated? kevin: it matters in terms of if republicans can get this done by the end of the calendar year. i have spoken to several sources in alabama who tell me alabama government officials will send dou

set if you look beyond the implications of roy moore himself that, party leadership could say no, we're not going to respect the will of the voters. >> julie is a great point. that's something i've been wrestling with. obviously we're all very concerned about the allegations against roy moore. but think about the precedent it does set. the people of alabama have known about these allegations about roy moore for over a month. if they choose to send roy moore up to the united states senate and the republican senate then decides we're not going to seat the man the voters sent up, that does set a precedent, a precedent that could be abused, a precedent that could be very dangerous. >> sure, it does. look, it's a tough place for the republican party to be in, right? wherever the line is -- and i agree, mika, we haven't figured out exactly where the line is. you've got very credible allegations from a number of women who were teenagers at the time. and that's incredibly troubling. i don't see republicans in the senate saying we will not seat the elected representative. they'll be stuck with them. >> there is one thing if it goes immediately into

moore of sexual impropriety. john. >> jon: thank you, jonathan. >> julie: a push to regulate bump stocks following the las vegas massacre at a country music concert. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trained to report any changes in behavior, no matter how small, so tom could have peace of mind. we'll be right there. we have to go. hey, tom. you should try right at home. they're great for us. the right care. right at home. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. >> julie: right now new fallout from the las vegas massacre with the feds taking the first steps toward regulating bump fire devices like the ones used in the deadly october shooting. the atf working to clarify whether certain bump stock devices fall within the range of machine guns that are banned. they're set to examine firearm accessories during the hearing today in congress. >> president trump: it's a fantastic bill for the middl

doug jones declared the winner in alabama, but what damage has moore left behind for the republican party? how one 13-dispan in july set the tone for all out chaos in the trump white house. the 11th hour on a thursday night begins right now. good evening from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. i'm katie turr for brian williams. day 343 of the trump administration and we have breaking news on the russia investigation in the form of a new interview with the "new york times" posted a short time ago. michael schmitt sat down with the president in west palm beach for a 30 minute impromptu conversation. president trump said thursday he believes robert mueller the special counsel in the russia investigation will treat him fairly, contradicting some members of his party who waged a weeks long campaign to try to discredit mr. mueller and the inquiry. the president did not demand an end to the russia have investigations, but insisted 16 times that there has been no collusion discovered by the inquiry. it makes the country look very bad and it puts the country in a very bad position, mr. trump said of the investigati

julie banderas. james: and i'm james rosen. the latest poll shows roy moore lead over doug jones as the are republican candidate continues to deny multiple allegations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls decades ago. we have team coverage on the ground in alabama. pete

moore is counter productive. >> liz: there's a study in june, july, august that showed same number 91% of media coverage of theresident was negative getting back to that story. it seems like there's been no change. what do you make of that? >> i wouldn't expect there could be a change because the media already ramped it up to 10. there's no place for them to go here do they go 99% things get really bad for trump and it's one of the problems for the media. if something truly shocking happens with president trump, no one will pay attention. they've become the boy who cried wolf and have cried wolf so many times nobody is going to take them seriously if something truly bad were to happen. on the other hand if something truly good happens they treat it just like something bad happening so their credibility has been ruined and that's their own fault. it has little to do with trump. >> liz: thank you ben shapiro we love having you on. come back soon. next up is bitcoin the biggest bubble the world has ever seen? one analysis now suggests that it is and it's now smashing the infamous mania of the 1600s when it comes

doug jones declared the winner in alabama, but what damage has moore left behind for the republican party? how one 13-dispan in julyhe tone for all out chaos in the trump white house. the 11th hour on a thursday night begins right now. good evening from our nbc

doug jones declared the winner in alabama but what damage has moore left behind for the republican party? and, how one 13-day span in july set the tone for all-out chaos in the trump white house. "the 11th hour" on a thursday night begins right now. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. i'm katy tur in for brian williams. day 343 of the trump administration and we have breaking news tonight from the president on the russia investigation. and it comes in the form of a new interview with "the new york times" posted a short time ago. reporter michael schmidt sat down with the president in west palm beach for a 30-minute impromptu conversation. michael will join us in a moment but he reports, quote, president trump said thursday that he believes robert mueller the special counsel in the russia investigation, will treat him fairly. contradicting some members of his party who have waged a week's long campaign to try to discredit mr. mueller and the continuing inquiry. the report continues, the president did not demand an end to the russia investigations, swirling around his administration. bu

doug jones declared the winner in alabama but what damage has moore left behind for the republican party? and, how one 13-day span in july set the tone for all-out chaos in the trump white house.

julie and i spoke with steve scalise and he was saying if roy moore is elected, the senate will have the people of alabama will have to deal with that. what does that mean in your mind, that they have to deal with a senator roy moore? peoplebottom line is the of alabama deserved a better choice than the one they are presented with today. i think the senate, should he be elected, should the people of alabama make that choice -- obviously he will be seeded but equally as obviously there will be an ethics committee beginning immediately looking at these explosive charges. if they are proven true, would be completely unbecoming and unacceptable for a u.s. senator. >> it goes beyond alabama and this is a problem. dot kind of perception hit you think the gop takes as we head into the midterms next year if there is a senator roy moore and if there is a subsequent investigation going on? >> it sends a terrible message to voters. is importantime it to note the republican party is not united in support of roy moore. the president is supportive but the senate leadership, speaker of the house, a

july. one of the things is the president has used jeff sessions as a frequent punching bag and after roy moore's defeat in alabama second republican the president gone out of the way to co campaign and endorse and the president come planled to advisers and people around him that again the problem he's gotten himself into sort of stems from jeff sessions being in this cabinet and the position that the president publicly attacked him over the summer. now they have tried to repair things and pivotally behind the scenes, the president frustrated with that selection it seems. >> eric, another character in this election race is steve bannon. he was a big roy moore backer, held rallies there. he was backing another controversial candidate in wisconsin, paul nalen challenging paul ryan for his house seat. but after some inflammatory tweets recently, where he used the #it's okay to be white, one bannon adviser is telling us, quote, n a len is dead to us. eric, we talk about, i know edward mentioned this idea of lessons learned. do you think the change of heart with bonn nonhad anything to do with lessons

julie ainsley talking about her exclusive, peter baker and robert costa. >> republicans are enthused because president trump is in the corner of roy moore trying to rev uphat base in the state. the stakes are enormous. at this point it's a jump ball. >> more often than not, that resembles our first segment. we throw stuff out the window that we can't handle in our hour. there's so much news now. this network is all about covering it. >> i mean, they are competitive, i'm sure. but there is a camaraderie to covering not just donald trump and the unconventional ways that he has turned the presidency on its head, but covering this moment. you think of all of the people sort of bringing us these stories day after day after day. it's an embarrassment of riches. >> we know this christmas season, meryl streep and tom hanks -- >> i have heard of them. >> in this movie called "the post." >> they 7,000 pages detailing how the white house has been lying about the vietnam war for 30 years. >> the first thing i'm going to do on my first day off of christmas break. have you seen it? >> i have not. >> it goes to this point about what we are living through. the idea tha

julie. >> jon: well, the rnc makes a move in the alabama senate race after the president endorses embattled republican candidate roy moore and it comes a week before voters head to the polls there. what it could mean for that very tight race. plus new outrage over an appeal by a former stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault on campus. >> it is outrageous. the only thing unfair about this case was that the judge was unfair to the victim. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. >> julie: just in about the former stanford university swimmer found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman on campus. brock turner is appealing the conviction saying -- his lawyer also saying the exclu

julie bakowitz from the wall street journal. garrett has been talking to conyers and asking republicans about roy moore. republicans, frankly, don't seem to want to be speaking very loudly about moore. and i want to play you a little bit about what rand paul has had to say to garrett or not say to garrett overnight. watch. >> do you still support roy moore, sir? we have been trying to get an answer out of your office for quite a while, sir. do you still support roy moore? >> thanks, guys. >> reporter: senator, why is this such a hard question? do you still support roy moore? >> i'm not answering that right now, thank you. >> there's one part of the republican silence and no comment saying a lot. and there's another part of this of the rnc not only not being silent but actively vocally coming out to pump cash intomore's campaign. >> there's a palpable shift, certainly n the direction of roy moore. we have seen the president fully endorse him in vent days. the rnc is going back in on a financial basis. senator mcconnell hasn't specifically retracted any of his previous statements, but he's not out there s

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julie:. >> you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your "first word news." roy moorey on his claims that the alabama senate election was fraudulent. he resorted -- responded shortly after democrat doug jones was officially declared the winner of the election. jones was certified just after a judge rejected moore's request for a delay. 95% of last year's total -- the health care law is outperforming expectations, despite the administration's continued efforts to gut it. the individual mandate was terminated as part of the tax bill. pennsylvania,rie, are still digging out after 5.5 feet of snow fell. people in the midwest and northeast are being warned to be wary of hypothermia and frostbite. the u.s. has endured 15 weather-related disasters costing $1 billion through october, one shy of the single year record set in 2011. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 270

julie. appreciate that. >>> alabama voterses are a day away from deciding a controversial senate race that has divided the republican party. roy moore's latest comments on the allegations against him, when we come back. >>> and paris is trying to lead by example on climate change. but its attempts to clean up are having unintended consequences. the city's struggle to clear its own air. that's still to come. stay with us. - [narrator] introducing a breakthrough in hearing aid technology. presenting the all new eargo plus. the world's smallest, most comfortable rechargeable hearing aid designed with patented flexi fibers so they're suspended completely inside the ear canal and so small that they're virtually invisible. the kind of invisibility hearing aid wearers have been looking for if you could look for invisibility, that is. which, you can't. or, i guess you can, but you won't find it. well, because it's invisible. you know, any way, the point is most people probably won't even know you're wearing them, and they're so comfortable you might forget you're wearing them yourself. eargo plus is also rechargeable, so there's no need to re

moore predicament? if there weren't an election on tuesday, i'm not convinced we would have seen this outcome today. and i think once kirsten july brand started this down the track, the pressure mounted on democrat female senators to do likewise. no one wanted to be the odd person out. now what are the guys going to do? what's chuck schumer going to do when julian brand and company are saying they have to go? now they are saying he has to go. so franken didn't really have much of a choice but head for the door, i'm just not sure it's closed. >> wow, michael sn, thanks so m for that. from public radio, thank you, she has covered both of franken campaigns. you've been listening to my conversation. is it noteworthy the man stood on the senate floor and didn't say today i'm leaving, it was in the coming weeks, it was a lot of i and me, didn't do all these things hive been accused of doing. then obviously the rib at the end against the president and potential senator from alabama. how did you see it? >> brooke, i heard what michael said about consistency. and what i'm thinking, i'm looking at consistency through the lens of senator f

moore again. they had pulled their funding back in november after these allegations came out, but now we are learning they are once again supporting the campaign. frank, julie>> lauren blanchard in washington tonight. thank you. >>> there are new allegations of sexual misconduct at the state capital this time about a member of the state assembly. a sacramento lobbyist claims democratic assemblyman assaulted her at a wedding reception in las vegas last year. lopez says the assemblyman followed her into a bathroom, slammed the door and master baited in front of her. >> i went to the restroom and i felt a body, a large body, brush up behind me, use the weight of their body to push me into the restroom. >> lopez has filed a complaint with the assembly rules committee. he vehemently denies the allegations and says he looks forward to clearing his name. >>> the clock is ticking on a deadline to keep the u.s. government up and running. the federal government runs out of money on friday unless lawmakers pass a temporary measure. the white house is urging congress to pass a clean bill that only addresses spending. however, some republicans want to add legislation st

julie: let's get a check on the first news. >> a lawsuit propagated by roy rejected.been he wanted an investigation and new election. democrat doug jones defeated in the the -- mooreraditionally red state. president trump is taking to twitter to voices outrage over reported oil sales from china to north korea. he called them a violation of the un security council resolution. caught red-handed, disappointed that china is allowing oil to going to north korea. there will never be a friendly solution to the north korea problem if this continues to happen. china says there is no solid evidence to back the claims of south korean -- claims. thatth korean paper says they allegedly spotted chinese ships transferring oil to south -- korean officials. -- accusing the city of failing to comply with the deal. they want a federal judge to enforce it. defenseral resources council and aclu, which filed a motion on behalf of local masters and residents, say officials are making it impossible to monitor compliance with the court ordered agreement. it requires the replacement of up to 18,000 led or galvanized steel types. the red cross says 16 patients and their families have been e

july that changed the trump presidency, but didn't change president trump. we'll have that reporting from jonathan lemire. we thought the alabama senate race was over, but not if roy moore has anything to do with it. the complaint he filed before jones can be declared the winner. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >>> roy moore is continuing his fight for alabama's senate seat. he lost the election to doug jones and filed a lawsuit last night to block alabama from certifying jones as the winner when the state canvassing board meets later today. in a statement moore's campaign said there was, quote, systematic voter fraud that impacted the outcome and called for a temporary restraining order to postpone the result. the