macron has done all kinds of things, lex ta ke has done all kinds of things, lex take the example ofnificantly reduced that. that is supposed to help the educational standards ordinary people so they can aspire to take the newjobs which are likely to come up, rather than for continuously that they could go back to alljobs that are gone, because he doesn't believe they will exist, and they want. at they will exist, and they want. at the one level we always everyone politicians that the long—term plan for the long term, but such politicians are generally punished for not keeping their eye firmly on the short—term. one other small observation, always leave people's ours alone. it is astonishing the psychological attachment people have to the cars. as the president said, don't touch their cars, with the french people. the only thing when i was a school governor that would get the parents going was when you interfered with the parking. drop off and picking up, all of that. agnes, do you think macron has a grasp of how serious the situation is? absolutely. but the yellow vests, if you look

palmira: siguen las ceremonias de despedida del lex presidente george h. bush.anos, tiene que sentarse a negociar. >>en la frontera integrantes de la caravana saltaron el muro y se entregaron a autoridades fronterizas. se necesitan los 25.000.000.000 $ segÚn el presidente para el muro. luego de firmar ellibre tratado con mÉxico y canadÁ dice acabar con el viejo tratado, si no se aprueba rÁpidamente el nuevo. ♪ >> en temas de lo que estamos diciendo hoy este presidente y esta naciÓn debe dejar la hipocresÍa de culpar a los inmigrantes. >>argumentan que al nuevo acuerdo le faltan muchas mejorÍas para ser bueno para los trabajadores. >>despuÉs de negociar el convenio lo mÁs importante es ponerlo en efecto. >> donald trump necesita seis meses de anticipaciÓn para avisar que se retira. el tema del muro fronterizo sigue siendo la piedra en el zapato en las negociaciones sobre el tema del presupuesto y hasta ahora no hay ningÚn acuerdo entre demÓcratas y republicanos. ♪ >>por orden del presidente maÑana miÉrcoles serÁ el dÍa de luto nacional como forma de respeto al ex

hunter pence and his wife lex i accepted an award from the wonder wise foundation and hosted the holiday heroes event. they volunteered and raised money for the group. tonight's festivities included an action with all the money raised going to underserved children. >> fabulous night there. >>> onto the weather forecast. more rain moving into the bay area. >> sandhya patel has the timing. > we'll have more showers towards tomorrow morning. the steadiest confident rain right now. take a look at live doppler 7. you will see where it is coming down. we're seeing moderate pockets to even heavy pocks of rain from alameda to oakland around harbor way, parkway. about a inch and a quarter per hour is the rate. be careful. it's not going to last long. redwood city, belmont, rolston avenue effective into menlo park, atherton, moderate pockets of rain, as well. san francisco down the peninsula. steady and light. that's how it is around clara and san jose. santa cruz mountains pockets of heavier rain right now. this is probably as wet as it's going to get. in the north bay, scattered light showers. t

ready, lex let's go you when you use your brakes, it lights up powered by patron. >> and what better place to park a motorcycle that runs on tequila than in the garage of a billionaire garage that runs on patron >> and that garage is located in austin, texas. also in his garage is a small house that he built for his dogs and because it's him, it comes with heat and air-conditioning in my next life, i'd like to be one with of his dogs >> in austin, you would need the air-conditioning >> dujoria has a huge passion for his car, his motorcycles and his pa the tron. but his wife and the lamborghini that you mentioned, that had something really special what was it? >> she's the real car fanatic. the inside was designed after a shah nell purse. >> what? >> so you're basically crawling inside a chanel purse. beautiful, the leather so the only thing better than a chanel bag is one that goes 200 miles per hour >> so it has a place for your lipstick and your cell phone >> exactly >> folks, that is the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining us >>> next week, holiday wines

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lemon juice, honey and cayenne pepper, that is not a magical he lex ir, that is prison gatorade.you live longer. my mom is 85 because of genetics. not because gwyneth paltrow taught her how to steam her vagina. at least i dop think, i haven't kept up with my mom's vagina since i moved out. (laughter) my point is detoxes don't work, yet they're a billion dollar industry. >> trevor: okay, neal, neal, who cares if people do a detox once in a while it is not something that will come back to hurt them. >> okay, you want to talk about something with consequences, here we go. hey, everybody, alexa is not your friend. (laughter) she transmits everything that happens in your house to amazon. if you hired a woman named alexa and she said to best assist you i am going to record everything you say in private and send it to jeff bezos i would say to her hey, alexa, get the [bleep] out of my house. (applause) and yet we're all scarving up alexas, thanks, isn'ta. >> trevor: how is santa relateed to alexa. >> they are the same thing. someone we willingly let that our house who knows if we are na

moved around quite inside another other prisons that they wouldn't connect with each other then when lex wotton the guy that they said was they when later when he came at that put a gag order on him not to be able to speak for a period of time just raise that my own last year hayes put a case up against the place he won the case for two hundred twenty thousand dollars and then they get a class action case for the whole lot and for four hundred forty seven people not that's not the whole population of four hundred forty seven people they were awarded steady million dollars but that has to be recognized by the federal government to have to approve that so you've got why destroying people going why you're giving black people thirty million dollars. the pain and suffering that i had you know young people were kicked to the floor when mothers were not dive or when you run a and m. and a mission else we call them hey you call them resave that they have. why would you bring in the swat squad in our military with rifles that we see either there into a community quins that has always had that pro

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i didn't know what lex was and i didn't -- i think i had to look up a.r. i wasn't sure what a.r.so that is just the learning challenge. it is not even the resources challenge or getting into the issue of the financing. it is just, okay, well everyone knows what digitization is but now digitization is changing and digitization used to mean you bought an expensive flatbed scanner and now we have mounted cameras then learn about the mounted cameras. and i think that is -- to me that is one of the things and people talk about there is cost issues and other issues, i don't think we talk enough about the self education that we have to do to understand this and especially at smaller institutions. we're it. my team is it. we're the people in charge of all of this so we had to learn it. because if we didn't it wasn't going to get done and i think obviously there are more obvious issues keeping up with technology but that to me i think is one of the things we haven't talked about is the education issue. >> if i could bring something up, the smithsonian has a program called smithsonian asso

pete: get rid of a lex is a. that is the only reason i don't have a lex is a. lex is a what the weather is. katie: we're getting rid of a lex is a. >> alexa doesn't know about the big storm in the middle of country. i do. i am covering it. it could affect holiday travel. we have blizzard warnings. this is the map. everything in the south, big, heavy storms. but fur in the middle of the country, blizzard watches. we could see anywhere 10 to 12 inches of snow in many cases this will a nasty one. this with we'll pay attention to the rest of the week. back on the plaza, we're here saying hi to you guys. i'm covering this up. we have no space for patriots fans. no space for patriots fans. that is not allowed. back inside, you guys. pete: probably will be in the super bowl. deal with it. griff: market opens in less than an hour after record trading day. what can we expect today? we're live from the new york stock exchange. that's up next. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. and we're usaa members for life.

>>lex ovechkin selec as all-star captain.t career start with a league leading 29 goals. theea 33old is 10 years older than the next all star game captain. but he's looking forward to the weekend in san jose. >> yeah. still, a huge privilege. it's always nice to be selected and recommend washington. >> what a time for ovechkin. things are heading his way. she buy lottery tickets the way he's going. y. exac and we thank you for having us in. in. "nigly new s" in. "nigly new ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, a big winter storm hits the middle of the country, more than a foot of snow in some areas, flooding in others. wild weather for millions ay won't be able to travel any time soon. >>> the president told troops about a big pay raise duringis surprise trip to iraq, but the reality for those who serve is diffent. >>> there are close calls and then there is this, wppened when a police officer and a fast-moving train almost collided. >>> a manhunt for a gunmanho killed a beloved police officer. >> what needs to be known is that he was

asking a lex sa where the winter is stumping. >> according to techcrunch, amazon wants them to submitswers to the more difficult questions. it has been testing answers internally, adding more than 100,000 responses in the past month alone. now it is opening the program to others. it is invite only. a select group of customers will be asked to join. by the way, in case you're wondering they hibernate during the winter. >> also, if we ask alexis, she knows everything. >> that's all we need. >> that's all we need. comingth0 nune. >> two cars slammed into an apartment building overnight. what neighbors are telling us. >>> camping out for a cause. why students spent the night outside. >> so many people talking about this. kevin hart stepping down from the awards. >>> it is friday, december 7th. >> you are never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist drew tuma says we have a nice weekend. >> we do. it is dense in spots, guys. live doppler 7. santa rosa, down to three miles of visibility. traveling along 101, you will especially counter locally dense fog. this

we have seen that alexia a --sey cortez -- lex alexandria ocasio-cortez pushing this climate change.he is getting pushback from ideas --one, not over ideological issues, but turf and jurisdiction. he is saying, we do not need another committee. callina: you cover what i the unofficial fourth branch of government, which is the lobbying community and their influence, notg only at the executive branch, but also in congress. what do you see coming up in the next congress? >> ben, you set this up nicely because you were talking about looking at the house democratic agenda as a template for what democrats who are running for the white house in 2020 might view as their policy portfolio. top policy priorities that i am tracking already, and looking at into the next congress is what house democrats are calling their hr one, their top priority which is a collection of ethics reforms, lobbying reforms, campaign finance. it is a big overhaul, anticorruption, good government type package. area where you will see that dynamic of intraparty conflict among democrats. people on the more progressive s

that's what you call moral responsibility. ( as woman ) "i just mined the kryptonite and handed it to lexhor. that's on him, okay, what he does with it. anyway, rest in peace, superman. tough break." and if that weren't shady enough, many of the absentee ballots that were delivered were signed by the same eight people, including three of them who signed their name more than 40 times. and i'm being told we have one of the ballots. it was signed by "hugh g. lection fraud." ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. ( cheers and applause ) julia roberts is here. but when we return, the dumber side of the dumb news. stick around. with advil liqui-gels, you'll ask... what stiff joints? what bad back? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels. (woman) (parawh, you're having oh han ugly sweater party?ys! (dad) what? (woman) oh...no... (dad) uh, are you throwing a burnt cookie party? and if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay

i went back and lex was there from poland.talk about solidarity and what they went through in their country. then of course, with usama bin laden, that became a real crisis obviously ended under obama's tenure, but going back to jean w and everyone else involved, and he knew with solidarity, some 3,000 people listened and what they went through in poland. and here we are in the united states. and he's not just the president but more importantly the president. he had many great friends, barbara and he were the best of everybody's life and i was just blessed to be part of them and i will miss them all. >> martha: thank you so much, digger phelps, great to have you with us. that is the story on this monday night. we will be back with continuing coverage from washington, d.c., tomorrow. tucker carlson is coming up next. good evening, everybody. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the migrant caravan that they told you didn't exist israel and tonight it's languishing in tijuana. amazingly the local po

i mean, i think one thing we have to remember is we are not very long from the 2018 midterm lexs which republicans made explicitly about this issue, about the wall, about immigration, about the crisis at the border, the caravans that were coml and the american people spoke in response with that handing republicans a historic loss at the ballot box. the idea that we don't know how these politics will play isn't quite there, right? we do know where the country is on this issue right now. we have seen polling that says the majority of the country does not believe there is necessary to build a border wall but beyond that when we speak to the specific issue of who is to blame, who is responsible for the death of migrant children in our federal custody or at our border, first and foremost, right? the president controls the country right now, right? it's the trump administration, it's not the pelosi administration or the obama administration or the clinton administration. president trump, the buck stops with him. currently, they control both houses, the senate and the house. they have full co

review and he is most widely known for his series of biographs on the american founders, including at lex derham ton, morris, and george washington. rick has been awarded many honors but notable is the national humanities medal in 2008. we're so fortunate that he has dedicated with a strong passion to documenting the founding and bringing it to new audiences. after rick talk because his book, he will sit with rich lowery to excuse a now more topics in death and there are note card on your table which will be collected for rich to incorporate into this discussion with rick. so please enjoy the discussion with rick brookhiser, join me in welcoming him. [applause] >> i'm always glad to be speak to go ounion league club because i was married here 38 years ago. still married. same wife. i just want to thank one person the man to whom the book is did okayedded. louis, i met million in 1928 covering hi. for national review when he was running for governor against mario cuomo. he lost the race and we're still -- new york is still suffering from that unto the second generation but america hand ben

lex and sensitive ever undertaken one serious misstep and this entire process could have been compromisedperhaps irretrievably. there's obviously no more knowledgeable or competent judge of what really happened at this most vital juncture of the twentieth century than chancellor helmut kohl of germany. in a speech to a parliamentary commission of the bundestag. chancellor kohl. said categorically that this historic initiative of german reunification could never ever have succeeded without the brilliant leadership of president bush. much has been written about the first gulf war simply put the coalition of twenty nine disparate nations assembled under the ages of the united nations including for the first time many influential arab countries and led by the united states will rank with the most spectacular and successful international initiatives ever undertaken in modern history designed to punish an aggressor defend the cause of freedom and ensure order in a region but it seemed too much of the opposite for far too we'll. this. was president bush's initiative from beginning to end. presid

now i know i know you slipped an a lex is a in there and stuck a lampshade on your head and standingthe corner. >> we tried. we asked if they were trading offers. they indicated to me there is nothing that formal. the vice president remains in the capitol. he is in his ceremonial office on the senate side of the capitol. he is the president of the senate. what this procedural vote to take what the house did last night, where they put in the border wall money, just to pull it up in the senate has been open, going on for hours now. this started at 12:31 this afternoon. they don't even have the votes to even get the bill up. the vice president is here mostly to try to break a tie. they're trying to figure out a way to keep the government open. they're not exactly exchanging offers during what you see during this type of crisis moment in government. the problem if they can't bring the bill up, the bill passed by the house of representatives is toast. the longest vote ever in house history, senate history i should say was five hours 15 minutes on the stimulus bill in 2009. sherrod brown,

bp -- -- lex voters reading, booker t and the mgs, there were a lot of groups that were integrated.as going on and nearly 1970's, and a lot of the music was, people were making and al greenhe war comes along singing his song, ," whatstay together about love, what about happiness? and that changed the country. ashley: al green's still preaching a message of love. we're going down the road to see the full gospel tabernacle. al green was one of the first black artists to sell my ends of albums. he may be the last great american soul singer. ashley: he stepped away from recording pop music and now is a still in a church, singing in the church. ♪ >> i think he struggled with making soul music, and finally came to terms that, there is nothing wrong with singing about love. ashley: we are coming up on graceland. elvisworld. on the right we have the lisa marie plane used to fly around in. on the left, graceland itself. people wanted to ban alvis when he first came out because he sang like a black person -- ban elvis when he first came out because he sang like a black person. elvis was a rea

call was front and center, this is what we are doing which ill thoug thought wo the hallmark of am lexorsky. i don't think any of us disadprdisagree with that. a level of certainty that's rarely found but based on facts. i think that j&j, the glow, of the tylenol recall was never undone by the sloppy nature of pennsylvania -- the focus was on new information. david, it is all available everything that came out from reuters was available. the new york times story was damming, i admit >> they ancxiecited an executiv 1991 >> reminding china that our product does not have any asbestos >> i won't rub arsenic in my eyes come on. no one is saying that the chinese minds contain it is there an issue that i want to hear from alex gorsky, was there any evidence that people were concerned internally memos came out from this litigation and now we know now, when you have one of these case, people, do you they did not look at the memos? they were worried about it because they're conscientious. >> i think we'll find out tonight when we speak to alex. >> that's a big interview with alex gorsky. we'll l

. >> lex, don't!ode, they would be inclined to stop watching it because they would feel like, i missed one and now i don't know what's happening. >> there had been amazing shows that had been serialized. they never had syndication value because you couldn't revisit them. but there's almost no better hook. it's like a book you can't turn down, you go, i'm going to watch a little bit more. >> "24" was set to debut in november of 2001. the pilot climaxes with an assassin blowing up a passenger jet in midair. fox orders this. fox schedules it. 9/11 happens. suddenly the show which seemed like this goofy thing about keifer sutherland chasing after middle eastern terrorists becomes the most timely show on television because that is all that anyone in america can talk about after september 11th. >> the name for the series comes from the idea that it's 24 episodes in a season. each episode is one hour in a day. and jack bauer just has the worst days. >> we are running out of time. pull the trigger. >> please

i am the rest lex and the life, saith the lord, he that believeth in me thougher dead yet shall he liveshall see for myself and mine eyes shall behold and not as a stranger. for none of us liveth to himself, and no man dieth to him hafley. for if we live, we live unto the lord. and if we die, we die unto the lord. whether we live, therefore, or die, we are the lord's. blessed are the dead who die in the lord. even so saith the spirit, for they rest from their labors. >>> let us sing together our national anthem. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ >> the lord about you. >> and with thy spirit. >> remaining standing, lets pray. o, god, whose mercies cannot

i got a full report and detailed -- like why are they so dumb not to know, how do you think i knew lex [laughter] that some of our parenting scenarios. [laughter] my goal as a parent was to make sure my kids had normalcy. that's a different set of challenges for the average parent but here is the thing i learned, one of the things i learned living in the white house kids don't need that much. if they know you love them unconditionally, you can live in the white house, you can live in the little apartment i grew up in. home is what you make of it. if that interaction that you have every day and it doesn't have to be perfect. it can be broken and funny and odd in many ways. our oddness was a level of dysfunction of most families will never experience, but it was odd and kids are resilient. they make it through which is what i think about all the kids that don't make it through because it takes a lot to break the kid. it takes a lot for there are so many broken kids which reminds us of how bad we are doing because you've got to do really messed up stuff to kids to send them off. they have

i am not at lex smith, but i'm wearing my gift. i love the redskins. what did you guys get?ina holding her brand-new toys on this christmas morning. that is always the best moment of the year. >> tracy and her dogs movie and nash showing the christmas spirit. i wonder how long they sat stil with the wires on their head. >> not long. >> check out the race rice family in georgia. >> looking good there. >> this is proud dog owner sandra of her rescue pup on thi christmas morning. she calls it a true texas christmas as her daughter get a horse. >> that whole thing about all i want is a pony, there you go. e-mail us, there is still time to go. >> she got a horse? >> i've been asking for a pony my entire house wife and i neve thought anybody actually got one . >> this is hard moment for carl and me. >> we did give each other gets little secret santa exchange. take a look at what happened earlier. >> we've got something special going on here. a gift that i want to give someone. >> stop it. >> chris and i are both redskin fans. >> i have a very special weatherman here. i got you to

bill' lex lecture today is drawn from his 2015 prize- winning catholic studies article and is part of a larger project, a book on the competition between the catholic church and the communist party in european and american cities from the russian revolution to befall of the berlin wall. let's have a nice usf welcome for professor issel . [ applause ] >> thank you very much, chris for that very nice welcome. and i am very pleased to also thank several of my colleagues and friends in the audience who for the last many decades have inspired and supported my research and i'm very proud to be part of the network of scholars when considering our guiding lights in many respects. thank you to the university of san francisco as well and the san francisco museum and historical society for the invitation. one of kevin's gifts to us was to help spread the word about how contests over competing visions helped shape the california dream. kevin also help spread the word about how california contests have sometimes also been directly and explicitly inspired by international trends and transnational v