tell me about larry. >> larry is phenomenal. >> reporter: phenomenal because what, he sees things otherps don't see. i don't know anybody who could have done a better job than larry. >> reporter: the evidence whisperer was about to listen to what the facts of this case were really saying. >> was there something police had missed? you bet. coming up, that picture of the truck spotted on the night of the crime, something about it just doesn't seem right. and the evidence whisperer is all over it, when "the night lynsie disappeared" continues. we've seen a thing or two. even a- (ernie) lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one? (ernie) rubber duckie! (cookie) what about a broken cookie jar? (burke) again, cookie? (cookie) yeah. me bad. (grover) yoooooow! oh! what about monsters having accidents? i am okay by the way! (burke) depends. did you cause the accident, grover? (grover) cause an accident? maybe... (bert) how do you know all this stuff? (burke) just comes with experience. (all muppets) yup. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum itso chantix can help you quit slow turke

politicking on larry king the impeachment inquiry of donald trump has moved into the public phase voters now have an opportunity a big of their own mind on the president's actions based on the steady stream of testimony from diplomatic and defense experts for analysis on this what we've seen so far and for just some idea of how we've gotten to this point in the 1st place i'm joined by ken adelman he formally citizen best united nations and on his control director under president reagan he accompanied him on several summits between reagan and the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev it's a pleasure to have his expertise on all of this he joins us from washington thank you for doing this can it's good to see a larry you're doing great and you look great too you voight on diplomacy in defensive positions throughout your career anything close to as happening today well i think what's close to what's happening today is the integrity of those who serve in the foreign service and who serve our country in uniform even if the uniforms is true a striped suit because these are people who have ded

doing his can it's good to see a larry you're doing great you look great too you've done diplomacy and defensive positions throughout your career anything close to as happening today well i think what's close to what's happening today is the integrity of those who serve in the foreign service and who serve our country in uniform even if the uniforms is true a striped suit because these are people who have dedicated their lives to service who sign up to help the united states who don't avoid the draft or avoid service in any way and they're there to serve and it's just sparkling to see them come forward tell the truth not try to get involved in the politics of it all but tell it like it is so i think that's the same i saw that in my almost 20 years 1820 years in government and it's inspiring to see larry do you think they are being in some way moe online and yes they're definitely being maligned the trumpet ministration has made it very rough for them the secretary of state has an obligation to. protect those in the foreign service to come back his team and the secretary of state has be

you know larry i also started off with a legal background in the army before i joined. the army rangers and went through all that so i've got a unique perspective here i do agree with the former secretary of the departing secretary that this is prejudicial to good order and discipline in the armed forces i think it sets a bad tone going forward you know we had cases like this at ranger regiment where my ranger brothers did the same thing or posed with deceased corpses and they were actually kicked out of the military as a whole so you know that was sort of the standard just a few years ago and we spent a great deal of tax dollars and resources jag corps resources to investigate and prosecute this. navy seal so you know i had it just doesn't set well with me in there larry not at all and i guess what makes you think about the president's intervention well couple of things come to mind here and again. robin's in a better position having served and been a part of this culture directly you have 2 things in conflict here one is from the president's perspective i'm sure he vi

that's the same i saw that in my most 20 years 1820 years in government and it's inspiring to see larry do you think they are being in some way mo online and yes they're definitely being maligned the trumpet ministration has made it very rough for them the secretary of state has an obligation to. protect those in the foreign service to come back his team and the secretary of state has been very very deficient in that he's just been a lapdog president. in beijing we presently know and you've been just in the present to the president's actions viz of the crane qualify as extortion. extortion usually has gun related to him lots of cash it is certainly true that trump held up something that the president of ukraine really wanted 2 things a visit to the white house which is big stuff in the international affairs and number 2 the 400000000 dollars in military aid which he absolutely needed to protect the country against russia he held that up until the ukrainians. really investigated the biden family and they're the firm that biden joined as a board member in a very in my opinion kind of stup

in this instance because the facts aren't on their side larry. so we have still have unanswered questions in your mind or not of course we have unanswered questions we have a number of witnesses who have not testified namely mick mulvaney the chief of staff who went on camera days after this came to light and said there's a quid pro quo and quid pro quos happen all the time he needs to testify he walked back that testimony he needs to testify i think we also need to hear from my pump alle the secretary of state i think we need to hear ultimately from rudy giuliani who is at the center of all of this so the truth of the matter is the people who we need to hear from most of the people that donald trump is preventing from coming forward to testify he can prevent it he can't prevent giuliani. giuliani does not work for the government of giuliani's subpoenaed you're going to have to tell many you would think so right but this president has defied all the laws of both political gravity and he's defied all conventional laws that normally associate with

that was larry kudlow, economic council director.e are joined now by ellen zentner, morgan stanley chief u.s. economist. an optimistic larry kudlow, which you might expect. before him, rich claret on. he was also -- rich clarida on a. he was also very optimistic. where do you see the u.s. economy given that some of the data are disappointing, including the manufacturing data today? ellen: i thing it is a mixed picture of the u.s. you have a very strong domestic economy. the gdp report yesterday showed how much the consumer is there to support the economy. that is absolutely necessary because all of the sport related, externally exposed sectors are weak. the employment report didn't change that view. what it did was provide optimism that we haven't lost labor force growth yet. the domestic economy is strong enough to support a certain , a certainb growth level of consumer activity, but the ism survey today showed that manufacturing is still weak. we are waiting for a bottom there. we haven't seen that yet. we still got more data that

larry: there you go. [applause] larry: that was wonderful.applause] that was the easiest interview i have ever done. [laughter] larry: frank, no pay. fmr. sen. warner: frank, you have done a wonderful job pulling this together. get up and get a standing ovation. >> come on, get up, lazy bones. [applause] did you know that frank was one of my first students? fmr. sen. warner: you did a damn good job. larry: thank you. i take full credit. i want to ask jeannie up. fmr. sen. warner: wait a minute, hold everything. that was not a part of the deal. larry: well, i'm doing it. come on up, jeannie. the truth is, she is going to take your small token -- we are presenting you with the special virginia's heritage 1619-2019 wine commissioned by the american evolution in honor of this commemoration year. you have a designated driver, right? fmr. sen. warner: right here. larry: i just want to make sure there was not going to be any drinking on the way back. our panelists want to come out and shake your hand. we are proud to have known you. we look forward

every few minutes larry -- there is a larry -- he said, larry and larry is actually very -- the viewf larry wouldn't want negative rates means the economy is weak. >> so you would know that better than just about anybody. >> larry is kind of, you know, he's an economist, he's not -- he knows what he's doing. >> this is what the president said at the economic club of new york >> it is my election the s&p 500 is up over 45%, the dow jones is up over 50% and the nasdaq is up 60% slightly more. and if we had had a federal reserve that worked with us, you could have added another 25% to each one of those numbers, i guarantee you that that doesn't happen. but we all make mistakes, don't we >> of course, emphasis once again on stock prices as opposed to corporate earnings or gdp >> i think david has to be cheering he felt the president was stuck on the dow jones average he added all the averages now. he must be happy with his work. >> i am pleased to see he's including everything >> including the nasdaq. >> we were having a conversation last night over dinner last night about the s&p 500, e

you have some some issues with what saw in london knows and what he observed and in my experience larry when i presented a case a criminal case which this is make no mistake it's an accusation against the sitting president of crimes that have been committed. by having having a witness you know you're going to get good and bad but what you hope is that that particular witness has information and knowledge that's going to satisfy the elements you have to prove. how do you read it. i think we learned a lot from someone's testimony i think one of the big takeaways is something that he said more than once which was and i'm quoting now everyone was in the loop and he said it more than once and he's talking about that what he's saying is that this wasn't some you know bunch of rogue actors who you know got engaged in something fishy he name names he said that this wasn't a back channel it was the channel it involved the president the vice president the secretary of state the chief of staff the president's personal lawyer this was everybody from the top on down who were engaged in a coordinated

larry kudlow, right there at the white house.t i want to talk about tax cuts first of all. reportedly, you are the guy in charge of a new round of tax cuts coming up in the future. can you tell us more about this? because i can't see this congress allowing any more tax cuts. >> well, look, this is kind of a new rendition of an older story. we are calling it tax cuts 2.0. the president has referred to it, we have spoken about it. this is something we're working on right now, it's informal. i don't really have anything specific to report. stuart: is it kind of a campaign issue? >> yes. stuart: vote for me and you will get tax cuts in the second term? >> well, i don't know if -- i don't know i would put it exactly that way. what i would say is this. the president would love to see another round of lower taxes to help middle income workers and wage earners give them as much disposable income as possible. we are talking again, informally at this moment, we are talking to the best folks, my friend kevin brady on capitol hill, we will b

larry elder. >> it doesn't make sense. >> tucker: it doesn't make sense. agree. >> my pleasure. >> tucker: in public barack obama stayed out of the 2020 race behind the scenes is he doing the best to shape his party. according to a new report obama has promised other democrat voters if bernie sanders begins to run away with the nomination, obama will get out there in public andn, try to sabotage his campaign. but obama also isn't willing to support his old running mate, joe biden. he has refused to endorse biden. he said biden lacks any bondid with iowa voters. so, who exactly is barack obama for? what's really going on here? dana perino, host of "the daily briefing with dana perino" and she joins us tonight. >> dana: great to be in person. >> tucker: it is so nice to be here in your city of 8 million.au let's go through the list. obama apparently is not for bernie sanders to the point where he will actually step out and try sabotage him. we know that he is not for biden because he hasn't endorsed him. >> dana: we also knew that in 2016. h t h >> tucker: w

thank you, larry for come back and thank you, kayleigh for joining us. trump was it very clear that we have a responsibility to reach out to every american. i felt that the republican abandonment of the inner cities, the abandonment of african-americans was shameful and awful. this idea that democrats were the only ones who would have ideas for them condemns people. when you don't give them other ideas, other options for moving forward. larry, do you think that this kind of outreach from the president makes a difference? >> absolutely. i was with the president in cleveland at a black church and among other things, he talked about choice in schools. the polls show that inner city parents, black and brown parents overwhelmingly want choice in school. they realize thought government school downtown block is not functioning very well. betsy devos, the secretary of education also is promoting choice in school. i can't think of anything better than getting a good education to go from poverty to the middle class and trump made that case and it was very, very re

we will have larry elder and kayleigh mcenany coming up next. most?ice three years ago, i looked at the bleak dismal record of the democratic party and asked the african-american community what the hell do you have to lose? right? what do you have to lose? [cheers] >> and i came off stage that night and all these professionals handlers, right? i don't have too many handlers but they say sir, i don't think they are going to like that. i said no, look. because i read a list last in crime, last in this. last in home ownership. last in the economy, lowest wages. all of this stuff and i said wait a minute, i'm just reading off a list. and i said wait a minute, and that's what i said. under this administration, all of that has changed and it's changing even faster now. we're undoing the damage inflicted by decades of corrupt democrat rule and creating an historic tide of new opportunity and prosperity. >> tammy: indeed for everybody. welcome back, everyone, to this special edition of hannity, trump vs. the left. that was, of course, president trump earlier

larry took the essence of himself, of larry david.ut it's pretty damn close. and when you get close to the bone, the audience can somehow feel that that's real. >> get me off the speakerphone, please. >> hold on. you're off the speakerphone. >> what's the matter with you? i thought we were having a private conversation. i didn't know anybody else was in your car. >> i think with "curb" larry gets to be the full completion of himself. >> it was the person i'd like to be, but social mores prevent me from being that way all the time. hey. >> i'll call you back. >> what the hell are you doing? >> what the [ bleep ] are you doing? >> what am i doing what are you doing? >> we decided that we should walk this line where people watching it wouldn't quite be certain if it was really a documentary or if it was embellished, but to play it as close to real as possible. and sure enough, there were people who thought it was real. >> when you walk through my door, you play by my rules. you take off your [ bleep ] shoes. >> my feet have a tendency to

>> how's larry hogan doing? it is -- cornell, what'd you learn?republicans trying to nationalize election doesn't help them even in deep red places. look. bevin was -- was -- was someone in trouble. we had a good candidate there but i also don't want democrats to over learn this ideal that it's simply about one or two issues. i know we want to talk about healthcare. healthcare's a really important issue. but, chuck, democrats been getting the hats handed to them on the issue of healthcare for several years. trump has set a context now w where, you know, you had the reporter on from kentucky talking about kent and boone counties flipping. you have turnout over there sort of 50 miles an hour more voters coming out of there and dem performance improving by almost 10 percentage points. there's something bigger and larger going on especially with suburban, white women that is not about a single issue. >> desoto county. this was the county. we used to call it -- let's call it for what it was. it was called white flight and then all of a sudden, these su

politicking on larry king former republican lawmaker trent lott served during on larry king former republican lawmaker trent lott served in moldova leadership roles during his time on capitol hill ranging from the mold of leadership roles during his time on capitol hill ranging from the house judiciary committee during war the gate scandal to senate majority leader house should issue of the committee during war the gate scandal to senate majority leader during the impeachment trial of bill clinton trent lott joins in during the impeachment trial of bill clinton trent lott joins us for a wide ranging one on one including thoughts on donald does for a wide ranging one on one including thoughts on donald trump the 2020 campaign and what he learned from his experience from the 2020 campaign and what he learned from his experiences with impeachment proceedings he joins me from washington says with impeachment proceedings he joins me from washington d.c. president trump has called the impeachment inquiry d.c. president trump has called the impeachment inquiry. and a scam vice president pence calls

and my buddy larry van horn is a great practitioner as well as larry kudlow. >> larry explain what thiss that we're being -- >> sure, mr. president. this is a momentous day. americans year-over-year are faced with higher and higher health care costs. facing higher and higher obligation to pay for those out of their own wallets without information about price or quality associated with that. the charges put out are fick tish sure. nobody pays the charges. this is to make prices transparent. net allowed amounts drive decision making for patients every day are now in their hands. they can make better tradeoffs and hopefully more money in their wallets and paychecks to pay for all the goods and services to live their lives. i appreciate the efforts of the administration to follow through and execute this. >> we did it max, right? we didn't do smaller -- >> max. >> a-plus. >> there are versions of this. i don't want the c or the d i want the a-plus. we did the a-plus. i'm very happy with that. i think you will see things, kicking in immediately. kick in as of today. it will really start goin

but i also think the media has to take a little bit of the blame of the credit larry of. you know my good friend john breaux my partner for the last 11 years. you know my good friend john breaux my partner for the last 11 years for the most part he watches you know him is n.b.c. for the most part i watch fox for the most part he watches you know image n.b.c. for the most part i watch fox. no thank goodness for the world series who give. thank goodness for the world series who give us something else to watch so it's a combination of things but you know relationship is something else to watch so it's a combination of things but you know relationships require effort contact respects require effort contact respect the the negative stuff that that look i took backed. the the negative stuff that that look i took basic journalism in high school i was the assistant news editor of the daily i'm a basic journalism in high school i was the assistant news editor of the daily mississippian when i was in congress to a guy named larry speaks if you might remember and went on to be reaga

larry kudlow told reporters we are coming down to the short strokes. and in communication with beijing every day. that does not mean another breakdown will not happen or be averted. tom orlik is with us with the latest. course feels hourly at this point. we know there are daily conversations, so when we talk about what could bring down, do we begin to feel that we are on firmer footing? tom: the signals coming out of the white house, both from larry kudlow, and from commerce , suggestswilbur ross we are closing in on a phase one deal. that is certainly how the markets are interpreting the remarks, u.s. equity markets touching fresh highs today. the important thing to keep in mind, as i'm sure you know, amanda, we have been here before, and not just once but multiple times. music looks mood positive for a phase one mini deal between china and the u.s., but as others have said, the devil is in the details. there is huge uncertainty still. we will have to wait to see if the two sides can get this over the line. vonnie: most people we speak with say a deal

you've watched leno, but what about larry? larry sanders, that is. that deconstructed the kind of show the "tonight show" was. >> just after 10:00, like you're talking to me so it won't seem weird. >> blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. >> it was sort cathartic. because, in the world of the larry sanders show, there was a network. >> you want me to [ bleep ] with your budget? is that what you want me to do? >> so it became this weird fun house mirror thing where can you use stuff from your career, from your misery as fodder. >> don't take this as a threat, but i killed a man like you in korea, hand to hand. my boy doesn't want to do anymore commercials. >> larry sanders was, aside from being a brilliant television show. >> can you say "hey, now." >> hey, now! >> it was my every day life. >> i'm here for three good reasons. >> last show, big movie coming out. >> the larry sanders show was unique in that it was really dead pan and ground breaking in its way. >> i think it really made people go, that's level of work you may be able to do on a cable network. >

larry: that is what the models say.ose models and the proponent of it predicted using it, that hillary clinton would win easily in 2016. we all did badly in 2016. as far as 2020, how do you factor in donald trump's personality? how do you factor that in? tell me how you do it? the truth is, if the economy ran everything, democrats should have lost everything in 2018. there was a very good economy for the midterms. instead they took over the house and did well in governors races. people who attempt to model elections based on one thing or one big category of things usually are wrong. david: very wise counsel from larry. thank you so much. continues onower," uber radio. we will have more with the mayor of birmingham and we talk with cory booker's campaign manager. this is "balance of power," on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd

larry macon, georgia. hawai hi, larry. >> hi, larry. >> hi there. macon is my home and as you probably know, they filmed "42" here. >> yes. >> and i enjoyed watching them film and it was just a wonderful experience because i have been down to luther williams ballpark so many times and lived tloo all the integration and so many good ball players that had been at that stadium so many times and just had some wonderful experiences there and i enjoyed seeing the filming and not only the ballpark, but in the downtown area, also. and i guess jackie robinson has always been one of my heroes, so, i just want to say thank you for that good movie and everything and i know it was-- you said, i think, previously that troises very accurate. >> yes, it was. >> and i thought it was, too, yeah, so, but i really enjoyed watching them and everything. and i remember the integration of the stadium. at one time. johnnie pitched here and there were so many african-americans that came to watch him pitch they really didn't have any choice, but to integrate the stadium becau

larry? >> thank you. >>> you can always keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. you can get updates from the weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. despite the little bit of rain, the national weather service says this winter season could be drier than normal. they released their drought outlook today. when asked if trends show that california is experiencing a pre-can you rememb pre-can you remember sore to drought, meteorologists say maybe. we'll get through the season no matter what. >> the man charged in this week's deadly stabbing on a b.a.r.t. train was ou on bail in connection with a case in san francisco. jermaine brim was charged or arraigned on five counts today including murder. police say brim stabbed oliver tyrone williams after he tried to stop brim from stealing another passenger satisfies shoes. the altercation started at i the bay point stations and he ran off the train two stops later. his family is wondering why no one helpe

i said tell me more and we got involved with larry and larry kudlow also and we had a little group of four people that talked about it a lot. i think it's going to have a tremendous impact. this is bigger than healthcare. i think it will be more meaningful in many ways and you will save so much money and get the care that you want and choose the doctor that you want which was not possible despite the pleas, you can have your plan and your doctor and they turned out to be untrue statements about obamacare and for decades hospitals, insurance companies, lobbyists and special interest of hidden prices from consumers so they can drive out cost and you had noisy what was happening. you would get bills that were unbelievable and you had no idea why. for example researchers found for the same mri at the same hospital patients were charged anywhere from $248 to $200,500. so ten times more, is the same hospital, i would assume that would be different doctors within the same hospital. i don't know if the hospitals will like me much anymore but that's okay. i think the doctors are going to. in t

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thank you, larry.at 11:00. >> more trains, new stops and less waiting time for riders. i'm cornell bernard in the north bay where smart says its new commute plan may be a game changer. that story tonight at 11:00. >>> tapping into technology with the fremont police department is doing to attract tech savvy millennials to their ranks. >>> coming up tonight on abc7, this is our primetime schedule. 8:00, "grey's anatomy." then at 9:00, catch "a mill little things" followed by "how to get away with murder" at 10:00. and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. jimmy kimmel live comes on at 11:35. >> that will do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news any time on the abc7 news news app. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. for spencer christian, the entire team, we hope you have a great night. >> see you again at 11:00. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are-- a director of client engagement from miami, florida... a filmmaker from astoria, new york... and our returning champion, a financia

and china are, quote, getting close to a trade deal according to larry kudlow. he told the audience in new york that, quote, the mood music is pretty good and that president trump, quote, likes what he sees he cautions that president trump is not yet ready to sign off on a deal we are joined now by the trade war containers don't lie >> i want to ask you about the way that the administration has talked about trade and how it has been reflected in the ports you have visited >> there is so much going on from both sides. you really have to drill down on the containers actions speak louder than words. it is about the containers when you are looking at the commitment from china, they are not buying as what we've been promised as what we are winning. are we winning this trade war. >> what patterns or change in patterns are you seeing? let's not forget there has been a tit for tat there on the aluminum steel tariff. it is all about supply and demand what we are seeing it is quite amazing. recent data came out that if you look at the chinese imports, they are going down.

larry kudlow told reporters a deal is close, but not done yet.omberg has learned that in recent days, talks have focused on issues ranging from chinese purchases of u.s. farm products to theft of intellectual property. in southern california, investigators are trying to determine why a 16-year-old boy pulled out a gun and opened fire in a crowded schoolyard. two students were killed, three wounded before the shooter turned the gun on himself. he is in critical condition. u.s. retail sales rebounded more than estimated last month, but details showed that consumer spending is cooling. auto dealers and gas stations led the way. there were declines in clothing and furniture stores. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. guy: a bit of breaking news coming through on shell. said to have made $1 billion in profit from trading fuel oil this year. this is part of the big shift we have seen in the shipping industry to

and he said -- he said, "larry --" well, he said "larry david [ laughter ] larry david is running the said, "isn't he the guy that wrote that piece of [ bleep ] for gilbert gottfried? [ laughter ] >> seth: it almost cost the show >> yes, yes. >> seth: just having worked with you once >> yes and, you know, i got in trouble on that cameo one time, because i called someone a goy >> seth: a goy >> yeah. and i said -- to the woman who was complaining, i said, "do you know what a goy is?" and she didn't so, i sent her a picture of you. [ laughter ] because you're the ultimate. >> seth: yes i'm the ultimate yeah, thank you. >> yeah. it's like, like hitler watches you and goes, "too gentile." [ laughter ] >> seth: wait. i have something else i want to -- this is very exciting. this is the anniversary of sorts. 27 years ago today, "aladdin" came out >> yes [ cheers and applause >> seth: i mean, iago. >> finally you're applauding when you're supposed to. [ light laughter ] >> seth: what was it like when you first came out do you remember like the premiere >> it came out there was like -- it was

very good afternoon to you, larry. good to see you. >> thank you, wilf appreciate it very much. >> what does "close" mean? days, weeks, months? >> i wouldn't put a timetable on it close means close. and i think in fairness, the two sides are still thinking about what i'll call apec time that is the chilean apec conference that got canceled so i think that would have been this coming weekend, but don't hold me to it. it could be a little bit later, it could be a little bit earlier. i don't want to put words in the president's mouth. i think the key point he made was that it's got to be a good deal, first of all, for the united states. he's said that many, many times. he truly believes that china needs a deal more than we do, because our economy is in much better shape than the chinese economy is we are taking in pretty good tariff revenues from china but on the other hand, as you noted, he said, we are close to reaching a phase i deal. i'm reading from his speech. it could happen soon but it must be a good deal so i wou

larry kudlow -- but i said i think he is getting very angry.hen i realized, how do we save this? this will be a disastrous afternoon. i said but i don't blame china, i believe our leaders. then i realized it is true. i told that to you and many people many times. andtheft of american jobs american will is over. they understand that. my administration has taken the toughest ever action to confront china's trade abuses. we are taking in billions and billions of dollars in tariffs that china is paying for. we are not paying. china is. they are devaluing their currency to start an extent and are pouring tremendous amounts theysh into their system, are having the worst year in more than 57 years, more than half a century. their supply chains are cracking very badly. and they are dying to make a deal. we are the ones that are deciding whether we want to make a deal. we are close. a significant phase one trade deal with china could happen. could happen soon. but we will only accept a deal if it is good for the united states and our workers and our gre

thanks, larry. >>> turning to other news, a day of action.s took to the streets to improve their schools. yesterday students organized three simultaneous marches in san jose, san francisco and oakland. middle and high schoolers, look at that, walked with their colorful posters for more than an hour. they want to show their communities that students can and should get involved in improving their education. >> i think we have a little more youth engagement, like in these sort of issues because the more we speak up for ourselves, the more that people are going to take us seriously and the more that gets done. because we're actually really effective in what we do. >> their goal is to pass the schools and communities first initiative, this would raise billions of dollars for improving schools across the state. >>> and i don't know if you're ready. i'm not, but the holiday season is coming fast. ice skating is back in the east bay, the walnut creek holiday ice rink opened yesterday morning. our very own meteorologist rob mayeda emceed the event and

i'm struggling with that truth larry i've had occasion to be in turkey a few times and i have met larry i had occasion to be in turkey a few times and i have met with. both and turkey on occasion and once with a won both and turkey on occasion and once here too i had hoped that that he would be here too i had hoped that that he would be a leader of turkey that would be positive i had a leader of turkey that would be positive i advocated for turkey being brought into nato. but kate good for turkey being brought into nato. but you know i've been very concerned about a number of his actions i've been consigned and i've been very concerned about a number of his actions i've been concerned about about him out of him frankly for the plank plane the plane that you push with which he runs why should that and run such sins. and end up and you know i do know a little bit older. to know that linda beside the thing is that when also with the courage of the inside things that went on with the courage they fought with and they were fighting all that with with life and they were up it's with the light

the president loves larry.rie has been pretty great for the stock market the chinese have to stop playing hard ball over something they need they need it they don't need the -- >> just -- we'll end this discussion in a moment, they found other sources of soy, why can't they find other sources of pork >> the amount of -- because we're the only real certified. we're good our pork is not tainted it is -- look, you know what, at one point we could have been talking about the soviet union and bread. they ran out of bread. this is one of those cases like the soviet union where they needed our bread, okay they need our pork the last thing i say about it is that they can make one phone call this weekend and we could have a talk, we could have a deal >> and you think that's market positive. >> yes >> all right >> i don't -- they act rationally will they feed their people and give the president a win that's the question. >> all right we're going to -- we're going to watch it as we do every day. other big story, amazon is

larry van horn, and art laffer. they came to my office, we congratulated art because he did a an incredible job with ronald reagan and beyond. when i said the presidential medd medal of freedom, he told me this little story about a certain hospital he was involved with where they did this, and every hospital has had incredible experience with it. i said tell me more. and then we got involved with larry and larry kudlow also, by the way, and we had a little group of four people that talked about it a lot. and i think it's going to have a tremendous impact. and again, the statement was made, this is bigger than health care. and i think it will be. i think it will be more meaningful in many ways informal you'll save so much money and get the care that you want, and you'll choose the doctor you want which was not possible despite the many pleas. you know, you can have your plan and have your doctor. well, they turned out to be untrue statements about obama care. for decades, hospitals j insurance companies, lobbyists an

. >> you've watched letterman, you've watched leno, but what about larry? larry sanders, that is.comedian garry shandling. >> garry shandling wanted to do a show that deconstructed the kind of show "the tonight show" was. >> just pretend like you're talking to me till we're off the air so it won't seem weird. >> okay. blah, blah, blah, blah. >> "the larry sanders show" was sort of cathartic. because in the world of "the larry sanders show" there was a network. >> you want me to [ bleep ] with your budget? is that what you want me to do? >> so it became this weird funhouse mirror thing, where you could use stuff from your misery, your career, as fodder. >> don't take this as a threat but i killed a man like you in korea, hand to hand. my boy doesn't want to do any more commercials. >> larry sanders to me was, aside from being a brilliant television show -- >> can you say "hey now"? >> hey now. >> it was my everyday life. >> i'm here for three good reasons. last show. big ratings. movie coming out. bim, bam, boom. >> "the larry sanders show" was very unique in that it was very deadp

with me is julian zelizer and professor larry sabado.ok back into the impeachment 20 years ago, was it the right move for republicans at the time? >> are you asking me? >> yes, larry. >> sorry, fred. >> that's okay. >> look, back in nixon's time, you need to remember, there were only three networks, you weren't here, fred. >> i wasn't at cnn, but i was around. i was living in washington but good ahead. >> you're too young for that. you can go ahead and say that if you want. but the focus was very concentrated and the hearings were incredibly dramatic and what made it even better for viewers was there was a bipartisan theme to those hearings. republicans had open minds. they were listening. quite a few of them ended up supporting nixon's impeachment. i'm not sure all of those elements are here this time. we'll wait and see what comes out here. >> it was at watergate time that inspired me to starting reading newspapers as a little one, just so you know, larry. >> okay. >> so julian, you know, yes, there have been impeachments, you know, pr

what has economic advisor larry kudlow tells bloomberg a phase i trade deal between the u.s.na would include concessions. this after a report citing strong opposition to any rollback inside the white house. negotiations are still ongoing. european commission president jan clout juncker is brushing off tariff threats against the eu. he told a newspaper that he is confident donald trump will not impose levies on european union automotive goods. he called himself "a fully informed man." it took three hours for mexican secured he forces to arrive earlier this week. nine women and children were brutally killed. that is because many mexican troops have been deployed to stem the flow of undocumented migrants to the u.s.. the cartel dominated territory has been unprotected. new jersey transit saying it cannot handle all the visitors to a pair of major destinations, the american dream model is forecasting 40 million visitors each year. well.adowlands as the railroad is cash strapped to meet each -- strapped. it would like private help to help meet demand. global news 24 hours a day on