me 100 times you wanted to be possessed. >> walter finley, i never said that standing up. >> norman learr it called "the leer factory." all of his series come out of this building. >> "good times" was like holy smokes, there's black people on tv. >> there had never been a complete black family on before with the father. >> it was a household and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynamite! >> you want to worry your head, do it. i have $36 in the shoe box and then another -- >> you worked all day and all they paid was $6? >> the black panthers were upset. when huey newton came to see me, their big complaint was, why can't we see a black man doing better than that. the jeffersons started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. why are you so sensitive all of a sudden. >> how would you like it if i called you n -- >> it's worse than being called honky. >> nothing's worse than honky other than being married to one. >> what are you staring at? >> i was just thinking, i ought to bring my neighbor's kids over here. this place is better than the zoo. ♪ ♪ si passione. th

patrol car and he attempts to cover it up, attempts to get her to deny it. >> fennell's partner had lear car's camera saying she was lying about the rape. they then arrested her for public drunkenness. >> and it isn't until she's in jail that somebody actually listens to her and starts looking into what she has to say. >> lear believes fennell's fellow officers failed to investigate and possibly covered up her rape. >> all they cared about was covering their butts, hiding what had happened. i was treated like i was some criminal, not a victim. >> i was reading the sunday newspaper and i just happened to glance down and it said -- >> "georgetown police officer arrested for sexual abuse" that's jimmy fennell. i was shocked. >> he's charged and ultimately he pleads guilty to lesser charges, and is sentenced to ten-year sentence which he's still serving time for. >> i think the public should be reassured that a rogue officer is going to prison, that he will not be treated any differently than anyone else, and that officers are not above the law in williamson county. >> this wasn't the person

ok, time for the weather now with louise lear. 0ur weather has been very changeable, we have gone from theme today. tomorrow will be a stormy one as we season heavy rain and severe gales starting to push in from the atlantic. it looks as though the worst rainfall will be across south—west england and wales, some of it quite heavy but the strong as of the wind is a lwa ys but the strong as of the wind is always further north, wrapping itself around that area of low pressure. the north coast of northern ireland and the west coast of scotland, gusts of wind is in excess of 70 to 80 mph, which will cause some disruption i suspect first big morning. quite widely 50 to 60 mph four months of the morning as well. the rain confining itself mostly to the west but there will be a scattering of showers further east, so not a particularly pleasant start across the far north of the country. the bulk of the rain will ease away from the south—east but wendy fawell, topped temperatures on friday of eight to 10 degrees. —— windy for all. with the you're watching beyond 100 days. stock markets slide arou

he is king lear of the hoop circuit. angry, he is aggrieved, he is denying everything. he says, i told everybody under me to do the right thing. and they didn't do the right thing. and of course they know how much i care but the rule's so when the broke the rules they wouldn't tell me. this is not a model of leadership that is all that defensible but that is his position. everybody under me let me down. so he would like to get back into coaching. he problem will because he's really, really gifted coach. he's talking but the nba. don't now how likely that is but i feel some second tier but ambitious ncaa basketball program will say, come on, rick, uplift our program. it's too tempting to not brig rick pitino back because he is a great coach. >> host: michael sokolove, the author over the last temptation, the story of corruption, scandal, and the big business of college basketball. published this fall by penguin press. you can read this work in the "new york times" magazine. thank you so much. >> thank you. enjoyed being on with you. >> you can watch our programs the enti

>> norman lear gave you "all in the family," "good times," "the jeffersons."ifferent looks at what real niched versions of the american family were in different segments of this country. >> married to one of them mixed up families. >> what do you mean mixed up? >> zebra city. he's white, she's black, kids are medium rare. >> it was basically all flawed characters but that was what was good about it. people could relate to the fact that these were not perfect human beings, far from it. >> you could draw a line, right there. that's where it started to change. and that paved the way for everything that came after. >> i'm going to get married when i'm 23. >> 23. >> and i'll have a husband named bud. >> husband named bud? bud what? >> bud huxtable. >> "the cosby show" in the '80s normalizes the black experience in a way that was super important. that felt more like my family than what i heard the myth of the black family was. >> how are you going to get into college with grades like this? >> no problem. >> huh? >> i'm not going to college. >> damn right. >> we had

we want to make sure that hea hs lear and easy trip as he makes his way into our area. >> looks pretty nice for traveling. >> super easy travel weather for today which is greatnews. a lot of people hitting the roads, hitting the highways. t hittin airports. although pretty nice i do think we'll be having a little bit of a cloud cover issue forut tomorrow not until after santa flies overhead. right now, still asew clo lingering about. these clouds will be on their way out. north westerly breezes will helt bl clouds away. as a result we should end up with a bright and sunny christmas eve. right now it's 37 in frederick county, maryland. 37 in frederick county, virginia. 38 in edericksburg and 41 in prince george's county. this is polka dot lou. this is out yesterday. a clear, blue sky yesterday over the national mall. ehat a great day to be outside. thousands of peo out on the national mall yesterday enjoying that great weather. if you need to addit ae puppy dog to your family, go to humane rescuergalliance there's the website. you can find a new family member to add to yourgroup. there'

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.thing today. tomorrow is going to be a stormy one. as we see some heavy rain and severe gales starting to push in from the atlantic. it looks as though the worst affected areas through the night in terms of rainfall will be across england and wales. some of that rain really quite heavy. the service of the winds also don't always for the most wrapping itself around the area of low pressure. for the north coast of northern ireland and the west coast of scotland we are likely seeing gusts of winds in excess of 70—80 mph. that will cause some disruption. i suspect first thing any morning. quite widely 50—60 mph for much of the morning as well. the rain is confining itself mostly to the west. but there will be a scattering of showers further east as well. not a particularly pleasant start across the far north of the country. the bulk of the rain will slowly ease away from the southeast. then it is a case of sunny spells and scattered showers. but windy for all with top temperatures on frida

just to the west of the capital damascus auntie's paulus lear has this report from tel aviv what we're hearing from the syrian side is that they say they activated their ground defense missile systems in response to incoming missiles from israel what we are hearing is that they managed to intercept eight out of ten rockets now syrian state media says that they intercepted what it's calling hostile and. our goods that we're aiming at areas in the damascus region we are hearing that the israeli strikes have caused damage to an ammunitions depôt and that three syrian soldiers have been injured we have heard from the israeli side the israeli defense forces the israeli army has issued a statement in which it says it managed to launch its defense missile systems and that they intercepted at least one rocket that was fired from the syrian side now all of this is hot on the heels of the american president donald trump announcing that he was withdrawing american troops from syria you might remember that just two days ago the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that we're godless of w

the president did admit he had been talking to military lears for some time, giving them a couple more months, couple more months. the real issue is not beense discusin the press which isul we'reng the ground troops out. does that allow us to provide air support, training, logistic support to our local forces inside of syria the way it hases been so suul with that strategy here in iraq? i ink that is one of the things that president should hear fm his commanders on the ground. ben: of course the president is visiting troops in iraq where we are well aware because of recent discussions that the role of u.s. troopin syria, for example, is to continue the fight against so-called islamic state. just remind us why and what troops are doing in iraq at the moment. ltgen kimmitt: well, pretty much the same thing, except they are not fighting side-by-side with the ypg. we are doing inside iraq a mission called by, with, andh throe iraqis. we are providing air strikes, intelligence support, logistics support. but we are not doing the frontline fighting. that is being done by the iraqi counterter

lucy: this movement brought together a range of people through social media without a recognized lear or political group. some in the movement were attacked for trying to negotiate with the government or appearing to speak for the movement at all. benjamin says he received hundreds of death threats from fellow protesters after bein described as a spokesman. >> yes, my life is in danger an' 'm frightened. not only for my children, but i want to continue this strike. lucy: with fresh protests s,anned for saturday in pa the government is trying to isolate the movement's hardcore. in the face of growing violence, a security problem is similar to deal with than a political one . lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. president passing of george h.w. bush has led to a inumption of civility washington, d.c. president trump visited the bush family in blair house. the 43rd president, george w. bush, was there to greet him. mr. trump famously clashed with his brother jeb bush during th 2016 campaig earlier in the day, former senator bob dole made a dramatic gesture to on his friend by -- to honor hi

let‘s check on all the weather prospects now with louise lear. the bulk of us, it will be dry.e force gusts in places and a rash of showers to come as well. one of the reasons why they are going to ease away is due to a change of wind direction is starting to push down from a northerly and that‘s going to push that little frontal system further south. the strongest of the winds will slowly start to ease, but we could still potentially see gale—force gusts in places and a rash of showers to come. one of the reasons they‘re going to ease away is a change so we could have some early showers, they will ease away and it‘s an improving picture. a few showers into north wales and northern ireland during the afternoon, maybe one or two for the western isles, not as windy as the last few days, but you have to factor in the direction of the wind, because that will make it feel cooler out there. 6 to 7 degrees in the north, 11 down in the south—west. overnight sunday night, we keep the clear skies and the winds falling lighter still. the temperatures are likely to fall away. scotland and

now it's time for the weather, with louise lear. hello there.torm is now moving into the north sea but it's going to be replaced by another frontal system that will bring showery outbreaks from the west today. this westerly flow will continue for another 2a hours at least. showers merging for longer spells of rain into northern ireland, northern england and into the midlands. to the south of that, a few showers but it stays relatively mild with 11—13. to the north, a bit quieter than friday but a bit cooler acosta winds are swinging round to more of a northerly component. the front clears to the near continent. we see the isobars to a northerly direction driving ina the isobars to a northerly direction driving in a cost of showers through the night and clearing in the early hours of sunday. they will in england and wales and by the middle pa rt england and wales and by the middle part of the day, a bright and breezy affair but a noticeable difference in the feel of the weather, cooler in the feel of the weather, cooler in the afternoon. six or s

now it's time for the weather with louise lear. hello there.and the weather is changing yet again. we have this vigorous area of low pressure bringing some severe gales to the north, a spell of wet weather clears its way to the north—east leaving a trail of showers but we will see gusts widely in excess of 50 or 60 miles an hour in scotland, 70 or 80 and exposed coasts and some of that name relentless throughout the day. here is pretty dismal. 0nce name relentless throughout the day. here is pretty dismal. once the rain clears, it is windy but mild affair once again in the south. way above what we should be for this time of year. that low will move away, it stays pretty windy that for retirement, a bump the isobars quieten things down. we start off the weekend and a relatively quiet note that will not be long before those brisk westerly winds will dry in yet more wet weather from the west, some of that heavy the northern islands, western scotland and along western coasts. sheltered areas will see dry weather but a breezy affair began a pretty m

we are learing that the company that operates the bus has had a series of problems.irst brought you this story as breaking news yesterday morning. in the past three years, the company has been fined twice by the federal government... once for allowing somebody to drive without the right type of license... and the other time was for problems with inspections.that they have been for numerous other violations. the company has not commented on yesterday's accident. ( darya ) one person is in serious condition after hundreds of people gathered for an illegal sideshow in crockett. police say the man was injured after he either jumped or fell from an i-80 on ramp. it happened around midnight on saturday. c-h-p says there was around 100-cars and over 300-people participating at the sideshow. cars were parked on the on-and-off ramps for the highway. c-h-p says large sideshows are uncommon for that area. <

it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening.t has been a blustery, showery saturday right gci’oss blustery, showery saturday right across the country. the showers took their time across the country. the showers took theirtime in across the country. the showers took their time in getting their act together, but when they arrived, boy, we knew about it. merging together for longer spells of rain for a time when they pushed in from west to east. those showers are still going to be a nuisance across ireland and wales as they go through the night, with plenty of isobars on the night, with plenty of isobars on the chart, that is where the strongest wind will be across wales in south—west england. the showers will start to drift steadily south and we will see fewer showers developing through the wind is still very much a feature. widely gusting in excess of 50 or 60 mph, may be a long channel facing coasts, with exposure, we could see more than that. slightly lighter wind will allow the temperatures to fall away. in rural parts of scot

weather now with louise lear. good morning.ning a feature. but they are slowly going to ease over the next few hours, and for the bulk of us on sunday, it will be a dry one with sunny spells, but noticeably cooler. now, the strongest of the winds over the next few hours will slowly start to ease, but we could still potentially see gale—force gusts in places and a rash of showers to come. one of the reasons they‘re going to ease away is a change of wind direction, and that will push that little frontal system further south in the early hours of sunday morning. introducing some colder air behind it, the wind direction coming from a north—westerly. so, we could have some early showers, they will ease away and it‘s an improving picture as we go through sunday. a few showers into north wales and northern ireland during the afternoon, maybe one or two for the western isles, not as windy as the last few days, but you have to factor in the direction of the wind, because that‘s just going to make it feel cooler out there. 6 to 7 degrees

now it's time for the weather with louise lear. hello there.also translating into less rain, more in the way of sunshine and noticed a beautiful sunset pictures we have had sent in. one of the reasons, down to the jet stream, a weaker, undulating jet at the moment which is actually splitting into two, one moving off to iberia, the next wrapping its way all around scandinavia and here there is an area of high pressure and it is this high pressure that is influencing the story across the uk. it is blocking these were the funds from moving in from the atlantique, killing them off and producing cloud and showery bits of rain. that'll be the story to thursday, some drizzle into the south—west and northern ireland and western scotland, elsewhere, cloud broken, sunny spells and risk south—easterly wind and at this time of year, the south—easterly is a cold sauce and that will make it feel quite chilly out there. your thermometer may well say 4— seven degrees, but at this time of year we are factoring in the fields like potential. you could feel much c

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening.e this area of high pressure staying with us area of high pressure staying with us until new year. it is just allowing these weather fronts to topple across the high so overnight we will see cloud and rain pushing into scotland, drifting steadily eastwards. quite a lot of cloud elsewhere, it will not be a cold night, the cloud preventing temperature is falling very fast so it will be a mild start to saturday morning but rather grey. a bit of mist and morning but rather grey. a bit of mistand murk morning but rather grey. a bit of mist and murk where the cloud breaks in places but the rain will ease away. a windy start in scotland but the winds will ease down as the rain pushes through by lunchtime and for all of us we are into a cloudy story, largely trying to temperatures above where they should be this time of year, 10—13d. it looks as though we do it all the same with some showery rain overnight saturday into sunday clearing away to a largely dry and mild sunday. this is bbc news. i

time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there.er mild note. and this weather watcher picture sent in from cheshire illustrates the point quite clearly. but we did have a chilly start in the far north and scotland and that is where the driest of the weather will be. but we are surrounded by weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic. a milder westerly wind goes with it across the south of the country and that will continue to drive in plenty of showers along those coasts and with it gusts of wind in excess of 35, 40mph. further north we keep those clearer skies but a cooler feel here. light winds, yes, but those temperatures are going to struggle. so we will see a real difference. despite one or showers across the northern and western isles, just a maximum temperature of seven isles, just a maximum temperature of seven degrees. further south we can see the highest values of 1a to 16 degrees. way above where we should be really for this time of year. through the night, more showery rain will move out of northern ireland, southern s

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.new yearjust with the new year just around with the new yearjust around the corner, the weather patterns look likely to stay the same so it doesn't look like we will see any significant change to bring in the new year. the next few days we keep those cloudy conditions and it will stay mild and as we move into the weekend, we are under this influence of high—pressure and the wind is blowing in a clockwise direction around that high so driving in this mild about from the south. that is going to be the story to the next few days. temperatures above average but this of year. we start off on saturday on a windy note through scotla nd saturday on a windy note through scotland and northern ireland but the wind will ease as it pushes quickly off into scandinavia and behind it, staying quite cloudy with poor visibility along the south—west coast. on sunday, almost a repeat performance. showery outbreaks of rain across scotland, brightening up behind parts of aberdeenshire, to the east to the pe

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.in from the west. this is the cloud combined at the moment. some of that rain is fairly persistent in the north—west of scotland. the best is in the north east. it was a chilly start and a chilly day. at least there is some sunshine. most of us will have cloudy skies and with a freshening south—westerly winds to drive showers in. now, some of the wind will start to pick up what those sharp showers particularly along the channel. that is worth keeping in mind. gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour. incredibly mild for this time of year in england and scotland. through the night we will continue to seek showers moving their way west to east. we do it all again tomorrow with the driest and coldest of the weather to the north. further south we have outbreaks of rain but mild. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. sir keir starmer has said labour will seek to call a motion of no confidence in the government if theresa may loses a commons vote on her brexit deal. at the g20 summit, the united

it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening.y. the showers took theirtime in across the country. the showers took their time in getting their act together, but when they arrived, boy, we knew about it. merging together for longer spells of rain for a time when they pushed in from west to east. those showers are still going to be a nuisance across ireland and wales as they go through the night, with plenty of isobars on the night, with plenty of isobars on the chart, that is where the strongest wind will be across wales in south—west england. the showers will start to drift steadily south

and leaving the olympic horses the last time a five time gold medalist retires in just twenty three lear has that story in the sports news in about fifteen minutes. radicalism is on the rise across the globe and we're told it's everywhere asked we're told was supposed to be highly suspicious of everybody and everything but og government policies aimed at tackling radicalization in fact pushing youngsters to the fringes of society the impact is huge typing on them and there's only so much they can try before you say ok that's me rethinking radicalization of the radicalized youth syrians an al-jazeera and hundred fourteen on the. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the your. colleague muslim which is sayi

it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. lovely day for most of us.but some dramatic evening sunsets sent in. the cloud will thicken up and there will be a spot of drizzle and poor visibility on south—west facing coasts. we have wetter weather moving through scotla nd wetter weather moving through scotland accompanied by a brisk wind as well. the rain will nudge into the north of england by the early hours of saturday morning. the rain is moving through at quite a pace, often to the north sea, but the gusts of wind will be an issue first thing. we are still under the influence of this area of high pressure and circulating around that high ina pressure and circulating around that high in a clockwise direction we have the wind direction coming up from the south. it is a mild field to the story for the next few days despite the cloud around. it will be a relatively mild one. windy first thing for much of scotland with gusts of winds in excess of 40—50 mph. the winds will ease down quickly as the rain clears through and into the afternoon it will be a bre

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with louise lear.ext few days we keep those cloudy conditions and it will stay mild and as we move into the weekend, we are under this influence of high—pressure and the wind is blowing in a clockwise direction around that high so driving in this mild about from the south.

. >> potential legalth concerns f president trump as his former fixer getsho ready to lear much jail'll get. and robert mueller slightly shows his hand in the russia investigation. what's the next is the white house prepared to respond? >> here to talk about all of that, white house correspondent kristin welker. let's start with john kelly. his departure, the writing was on the but then you hear aboutthis, at do you make of it? >> reporter: the writing was on the wall but the takeaway is it doesn't see people are lining up to filling john kelly's position. as you point out, nick ayers is the chief to the vice president curreny. we don't want to say turns out but it fell apart. they couldn't come to an agreement over t at of time he would serve and some other key details. who are the names we're looking at? one of them, interestingly, acting ag matthewwhitetaker. nick mulvany. also, mark meadows. 's chair of the house freedom caucus. why would he be talked about? well, they think he can help. ottom line, there is month one in place and this does come at a critical time. there have bee

lear, fore most obamacare expert. peter suter man. welcome back. >> glad to be here.readmission ia big problem. obamacare, had this idea let punish hospitals for readmissions then what? --then it happened, riyadh readmissions within down, and deaths have gone up, people who died in months after being treated by the hospitals, . period they were trying to avoid readmission, you had increase death from pneumonia. the results are not all that surprising, they paid for a result they wanted, they want the hospitals to not readmit as many people. you don't readmit people who were sick and in the hospital there will probably be adverse consequences. >> hard to land in the hospital any more. part of that, advances. in 80s, you have pointed out. there were same types of medicare regulation >> what happen that was huge growth in medicare spending, they thought it was driven by people saying in hospital too long, they said we'll pay hospitals same thing you see here with readmission program, we pay hospital pos chic that you are people have -- make sure people have shorter stays

others are expanding across lear and the u.s.onnie: how much does the price point have to do with this outlook? we're seeing h&m lower and all of the lower end retailers not doing so well today. is it also spreading to the higher-end? andrea: not at the moment. the higher-end seems to be faring at the moment. there is worries that in china it is a different issue. there are a couple of interesting things. in menswear young chaps work spending much on expensive trainers as they have been and that is taking its toll. vonnie: we are seeing bouma -- plymouth dip. our thanks to adrea felsted. up next, the latest on the partial government shutdown. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "the european close." time for the bloomberg business flash. malaysia has criminal charges against goldman sachs went into trade investment funds. they said goldman misled and a bond was misappropriated. it could face fines well in excess of $2.7 billion of allegedly misused funds and the six undermine dollars they received.

the president made lear his in tept in a tweet yesterday. if the democrats don't give us the votes, the military will build the remaining sections of the wall. they know how important it is. last week president trump a thoupbss his top line budget for the pen pentagon was $700,000. cutting defense by 5% from the current $716 billion. now he wants $750 billion. the turn around came after lunch with defense secretary and the arms services chair men last week. >> the president of the united states comes in at a low number it's guaranteed the congress won't increase the number. particularly if you have people in the congress expressing doubt whether or not they can fund the full request. >> the pentagon reacted to the suggestion the military would bill the wall. >> congressman adam smith the democrat leading the house arms services committee starting last year con kaoefbed the military was used to build parts of the wall in 2007. add the areas needing a wall are tribal lands or too mountainous. >> dana: the show down over the shut down. will the

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.astwards. the strongest of the winds gusting in excess of 50 e—mails an houron of the winds gusting in excess of 50 e—mails an hour on the exposed coast of scotla nd e—mails an hour on the exposed coast of scotland and down into the north of scotland and down into the north of england. it won't be long before more showers stuck to invade from the west. some will meld together for longer spells of rain at your time. eastern areas will see the best of the drier weather. through saturday evening and overnight, we go see the wind strengthening as those showers cost in excess of six tea m those showers cost in excess of six team an hour. that worth bearing in mind but the showers will is always on sunday. the second half of the weekend looks quieter, is not a little bit cooler. hello — this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: warnings that channel ports could face six months of disruption if britain leaves the eu without a deal. the latest warning from the government comes as 3

he will be missed, and he led a full life, and very exetch lear life. >> the president repeatedly talkingsident bush was a family man, but, jake, not mentioning at all about what he had done in terms of building allianced. of course, the trump doctrine so, so different than the bush doctrine in every way. >> thank you so much. >> president bush on stage at the world -- on the world stage at the g20 summit amid a variety of international tengs, including, of course, controversy over his administration's response or lack thereof of the killing of jamal khashoggi. my colleague spoke with secretary of state mike pompeo about whether the crown prince of saudi arabia was directly involved in that brutal murder. >> former cia direction e directors, you understand how u.s. intelligence analysis works. you said there's no direct reporting connecting the crown prince to who ordered the murder of jam alg caal khashoggi. can you confidently tell his four children that he was not involved in that order? >> sitting in an unclassified setting, here's what i can say. i have read every piece of intelligen

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.change. the low pressure for a time as the wind tights eastwards. the strongest of the winds gusting in excess of 50 miles an hour on the exposed coast of scotland and down into the north of england. we start off relatively dry. it won't be long before more showers start to invade from the west. some will meld together for longer spells of rain at your time. eastern areas will see the best of the drier weather. through saturday evening and overnight, we see the wind strengthening as those showers gust in excess of six team an hour. that's worth bearing in mind but the showers will ease away on sunday. the second half of the weekend looks quieter, is not a little bit cooler. good evening. warnings that channel ports could face six months of disruption if britain leaves the eu without a deal. the latest warning from the government comes as thirty ministers fan out around the country, trying to sell theresa may's brexit plan. police in new zealand say missing british backpacker grace mill

lear about our breast center at cancercenter.com/philadelphia appointments availableow. >>> right nowf 5:30,al good-byes to a former president. this is the live look inside the capitol rotunda where george h.w. bush's body is lying in state. >> there are a few hoursf this public tribute w very team coverage outside of the capitol and the national cathedral this morning. >> good morning, everyone. >> the entire nation is watching washington thismorning. thousands paid trib you'd to the 41st commander in chief including his family. they thanked the crowd that came out and former president george w. bush stopped to take photos. >>> one of the most touching and viral moments was this scene here. former senator bob dole being o helped of his wheelchair to salute the casket. just a powerful and moving moment. we'll have much more coverage aheadhis morning. >>> first, we want to check in with chuck. he is forecasting some flurries today. nobody wants to hear that, chuck. >> no.el unfortun it is going to look and feel like a winter day here in the nati 'scapitol. storm team 4 radar tracking a

by that point, it was very lear, even in america, the which hitler e to was persecuting jews in particular but also communities. no one knew the extent of the atrocities, but they knew the camps were there. they knew there was terrible violence. americans were aware of the nazis doing very bad things. and lindbergh was aware. to suggest that we might have to deal with the germans is already problematic for someone who does not want to support the persecution of entire communities. that is an appeasing idea. in other speeches, humidities -- he made his views more clear. he said in his first radio broadcast in 1939 but the conflict of europe was not a conflict of white races needing to band together to repel an asiatic intruder. he said if that were the case, america would need to come to the aid of the other white races to repel these nonwhite invaders. it is explicitly eugenicist. about who is supposed to be in charge. he said if we have to band together as the white races, then america should play its part. but he said, because it is just the battle between two white races rs england and

lear and delphi once had 70,000 workers in the united states. now they're in mexico. when i was in st. louis, i saw a sign that said workers needed and the pay was $1.25 an hour. that's what was advertised. if nafta is going to be renegotiated successfully, it has to face up to this issue. because workers understand what happens when companies chase the very lowest dollars. mexico has the lowest industrial wage of any country on earth except for the philippines. lower than china. and president trump stepped into that vacuum and now it's up to people who believe in international trade to step up and say face up to this issue that was the basic flaw in nafta to begin with. what was the issue in nafta 25 years ago? why did so many of us vote against it? it's because there were not enforceable standards on labor and environment. now 25 years later, we're facing the same situation. if we don't face up to it now, 10, 15, 20 years from now, there will be a deep, deep feeling of letdown. face up to it now. that's what we're saying. reporter: gm says they are going to help rel

lear, that i don't want credit, really.with this guy." like at the end of your show tonight -- >> jimmy: yes. >> there are credits, right? >> jimmy: correct. >> and there are executive producer credits of people who do absolutely nothing on the show. is that correct? [ light laughter ] nothing. they contribute nothing.er [ laug >>immy: no. >> it's -- you're on camera. tell america that the are people taking credit for this show and doing nothing. [ laughter ] admit it!im >>: it depends. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thanks. our thanks to a legend, jerry seinfeld, everybody, gh there! [ cheers and applause ] brian regan joins us after the break. stick ound, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ well it finally happened, zachary. somebody burned down my she shed. nobody burned down your she shed, cheryl. well my she shed's on fire. your she shed was struck by lightning. zachary, is my she shed covered by state farm? your she shed's covered, cheryl. you hear that victor? i'm getting a new she shi-er she shed. she shi-er?

legislation, passing it, trying to get things done, he's going to look like he's off -- he's like a lear on the heat screaming into the wind. >> we should point the out apparently the president and nancy pelosi had another call since this meeting and she said it was constructive. he's been working the phones hard after this meeting. that to me is a tell he's nervous about how it played. >> oh, yeah. he another photo-op this afternoon that wasn't planned so he could sort of get the last word on the whole conversation. >> everything is fine, right? >> yep. but to john's point i would sim play s ply say you're right, it's hanging out there the whole time, the mueller thing, but at the same time she said we're here to do the work of the american people, we're here to present their needs. she said that a number of times. to me that was her saying we're to the here to rip you apart, mr. president. perhaps that's what she actually wants to do but her public is not that. we want to get things done and represent the people here. it was a good posture for her, not coming in with guns blazing. >> i

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good afternoon.ning tonight we‘ll see some cloud and rain in scotland and moving east. quite a lot of cloud elsewhere. not a cold night, cloud preventing temperatures from falling far so preventing temperatures from falling farsoa mild preventing temperatures from falling far so a mild start on saturday but grave. misty and murky weather cloud brea ks grave. misty and murky weather cloud breaks in places but the rain is going to ease away. windy in scotla nd going to ease away. windy in scotland but the wind will ease down by lunchtime and then we are into a cloudy story, mostly dry but temperatures above where they should be for the time of year, 10—13. it looks like we do it the same with showers overnight saturday into sunday, then clearing integrates dry but mild sunday. the latest headlines: the rising number of migrants trying to cross the english channel is declared a "major incident" by the home secretary. a tourist bus is hit by a roadside bomb in egypt killing two people. following an explo

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as usual, shakespeare wrote it best, edgar in "king lear" says "this is not the worst so long as we can still say. this is the worst." that's true. >> thank you. anymore? >> thanks for all participating in this conference. i'd like to thank the policy conference for inviting me about my involvement -- i published my first academic article in 1998 in middle east policy and since then i continue to publish. i'm not surprised with what the doctor said in his speech. the contents between the leadership -- i've heard what they have said and mary any -- in many areas. i would like to start with a warning, and i believe it will be -- it may be defined as concurrent elements of competition and cooperation together. when he first came to power it was a welcome development in saudi arabia, and they were forced to mount defenses with what has been considered an asset. and don't forget, the secretary-general -- this is what happened, and from the saudi perspective, the saudi's also improved to the turkish gcc relations -- i also published a piece on the gcc back then. and the game changer here has

where would the country be then even though the decision of the court seems contrary to the ,lear meaning of the amendment what would happen? all sitting in this room. you have to imagine the circumstance. let's go back to marshall. circumstanceinable in which that hypothetical could 1943rned into a reality is where you're in the middle of a war and to have a president who competent and the 22nd amendment says to terms your out. we have to change forces in midstream. my view of that amendment is that it makes a lot of sense except when it doesn't. would prefer a 22nd amendment that would allow congress by a two thirds vote to suspend it in times of crisis. other similarr hypotheticals with regard to something you might regard as a genuine crisis where you would say it's not so great. that lincoln -- he has to drop out because that is just with the language means. one of the truly remarkable things in american history is that we had an election in 1864. i don't know of another country that has had an election during a time of civil war. i think one of the reasons we are so proud of it is t

members will take their conversations off the floor and lear the well. he house will come to order. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered or on which the vote incurs objection under clause 6 of rule 20. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. he house will be in order. members, please take conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. members, please take conversations off the floor. members in the rear of the chamber. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. members to my right in the rear of the chamber please cease conversations. for what purpose does gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. goodlatte: i move to suspend the rules and concur in senate amendment to the house amendment to s. 756, the first step act of 2018. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report

and as usual shakespeare wrote that best, edgar and king lear road, this is not the worst so long aswe can still say this is not the worst, and i think this is exactly the case. thank you. >> anymore cards? well, thanks for participating in this conference, and thanks for inviting me. also words about my involvement with this conference i published my first article back in 1998 and that is why it is always important topic for me. i think that is the reason you invited me to discuss turkish- saudi arabian rivalry. i think what's he is the motivation i don't like to say who is more rational content between the leadership. but i certainly take what he said so far in many areas. first of all, i would like to start with a warning, and i believe it will be a false start to alleviate fears. it may be defined as concurrent elements of competition together. if you go back to their coming to power, since the president erdogan and the first and in general the muslim world has been considered a method in saudi arabia back in. and don't forget the saudi's election as secretary general, this would

people are telling me folks are seeing some panic lear.es about everything we talked about did, china, trade deal, interest rates, you name it, all the news seems negative. that is what one of the traders told me. the good news now, you have to consider this good news, the dow only down 497 points, the nasdaq down 51, the s&p 500 down 43. i want to talk a little bit about energy and the energy sector for a minute because it is confounding people today. the energy administration expected to say crude stockpiles fell by over a million barrels? still oil prices are falling today. meanwhile opec meeting saying they will cut production but not by how much. and folks out there, experts in the industry worry they will not cut enough. they want to see cuts of 500,000 barrels a day day to 1.5 million barrels a day. they're worried they're not going to get it. it was 50 earlier today. as a result you're seeing stocks in the sector sell off. exxon, big integrated majors, exxon, schlumberger, all the stocks falling lower. as i send it back to you, qui

. >> she was recently named along with norman lear and jim brooks as one of television's most gifteds on tv, it's easy to see susan harris' impact. >> susan harris was the greatest writer of her generation at that time, singularly. so all credit to her for coming up with so many iterations of something so amazing. >> do you think there is a woman's voice as a writer? >> woman's voice? generally they speak higher, softer. >> i should have known not to ask that of a writer. >> yes, of course there's a woman's voice. women have a different perspective. women laugh at different things. so, yes, there very definitely is a woman's voice. >> oh, do you know how many problems we have solved over a cheesecake at this kitchen table? >> no, dorothy. exactly how many? >> 147, blanche. >> hi, brian. it's cutthroat prime-time time this fall as some 23 new shows compete in one of the hottest ratings races in years. >> here's one everybody predicts will be a big hit. "designing women" on cbs. four friends forming an interior design business giving each other the business. >> suzanne, if sex were fas