. >> just two quick comments they are not driven by a timing of the marg et cetera or a forecast or core markets. it's driven by regardless which you can see is lower than our peer and if i turn to page 33, we're trying to take less risk in our peers and less risk than the markets by asset allocation and we're trying to earn higher alpha through manager selection and you will see this 2.47 access returns for one year. that's the score of what it is that we're trying to do >> to stress the importance of that, there was a day 10 or 20 years when interest rates were very high and you invested in the bond you were going to get 6% and equity markets as join pointed out over 100 years have generated 10% so there was a time when being index was good enough. that time is not now with interest rates as low as they are our ability to earn 6% in bond is gone. so when we can only expect the markets to give us maybe four to six percent to make our seven, we have to get it from somewhere and you either get it from manager out performance, potentially from leverage, which is something we'll talk about.

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well i would take some issue with the way you phrased it there so if you're a regular marge without regular documents so of course we are you seriously if you're if you open part ways for illegal migration to your that is not happening pollution people should be allowed to cross the borders without a passport i think it's fine for them to stay in age when there are concerns about everything from the economy to security i don't know any country in the world says come here we have you with or without a passport so i think we need a little bit about this in the way you framed this question leonard doyle from the international organization for migration thank you very much. well the e.u. was awarding its highest accolade the soccer olf human rights prize to the weaker activist toti toti became known for building bridges between china's han majority and the persecuted weaker ethnic minority but told his daughter will have to collect his award for him he was imprisoned in china and 2014 and is currently serving a life sentence. he'll hum toti hasn't been seen in public for years this footage was

well i would take some issue with the way you phrased it there so if you're a regular marge without regular documents so of course we are you seriously if you're if you open part ways for illegal migration to your that is not happening but the notion that people should be allowed to cross borders without awkward i think it's time for them to stay an age when there are concerns about everything from the economy to security i don't know any country in the world this is how good are we have you with or without a passport so i think we need a little bit about this in the way you framed this question leonard doyle from the international organization for migration thank you very much. the you parliament's top accolade the annual sakharov prize for freedom of thought has been given to weaker human rights activists toti the board was handed over in the european parliament in strasbourg to his daughter because told he couldn't be there is currently serving a life sentence in prison in china on charges of separatism before his imprisonment of 2014 total worth more than 2 decades to improve the rights

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that was the plant marge and the people involved trying to make themselves look good. the other one was up in ohio, nuclear plant, same company where the hedge was going bad. instead of doing anything about it, they waited till the last minute. fortunately there wasn't a lot of damage done, but i believe them hedge is something like, $250 million. rather than the guy running that plant getting that thing fixed he caused more trouble by letting it go to the last minute. i worked in steel mills. steel mills back in the 70s, 80s and 90s were more dangerous than nuclear plants. >> thanks for the call. >> yeah. for all the lessons we learned from three mile island and for other incidents, there still are problems. that's why we need strong regulation and the industry is doing a much better job, a much stronger job of regulating itself, especially company management. but we also learned that we have to be humble because nuclear plants are large and complicated. and they're hazardous. we have to live with that and there's no guarantee and there was never any guarantee, even b

well i think that's largely what it has to mean that marge explains trump's response recall that he's spent a lot of political capital and energy trying to cover up the murder of jamal khashoggi he's praised the saudi crown prince they're trying to put the controversial issues in u.s. saudi relations related to the murder of jamal khashoggi and the use of u.s. weapons in yemen to commit war crimes trial to try to put that all behind him and say that you know things are going very smoothly there's a lot of money to be made with between the 2 countries let's move forward this event if it's proven again if it's proven to be a wider terrorist plot is going to make life very difficult both for donald trump and for mohamed bin so on yeah and that's an interesting point you make because how embarrassing is this shooting for the saudis who as you say have been trying to project an image perhaps of moderation off of the will this shooting now undermine those efforts do you think. well i think it does because it's going to raise questions you know is this particularly if it involves you know mo

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now for 9 years and so i tend to have a pretty good it's a little bit to last for a little bit to marge i can handle learning can i go over there and just go with the flow. after austin has taken a dose of l.s.d. he enjoys walking around outside in the forest or at the seashore. the effects of the drug with this amount are mild but pleasant. too good if you have like euphoric i feel. just my sense of touch my sense of smell everything's a little bit high in more sensitive to like everything that's going on around me so . i feel great and feel really good. in the us the use of l.s.d. has become popular among a well educated and professionally successful demographic. this is the group that paul austin is targeting with his business model and his public information campaign. the drugs that i've chosen to use happen to be highly illegal. and yet that's a key word they're not yet except to culturally but they will be very soon and i just happen to be one of the pioneers who stalking about this in a more public way. austin is always on the lookout for new investors hearing's money from online

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marge went to see a convent with nuns. stuart meachum was a devout quaker. even dave studied at the the logical seminary. the correctness got king mobilization demonstration. the first mobilization was , itmus a project of was a minister who called for a just and warless society. but if you ask anyone who went to either or both come october 15 and november 15, they would just say about both of them, "we were calling for an end to the war in vietnam and ignored the differences." with one exception. the mostly men of the new mode considerably older than the mostly men of the moratorium. the reason it was called the new was to distinguish itself from the old mode of 1966 by becoming broader and less radical, and we pledged ourselves to legal and nonviolent tactics. peaceled the largest the organization, twice the size of the moratorium, which had a police count of 6500. the much younger people today who are appealing for ways to reduce the climate crisis outnumber us many times over. thank you to emailed, social edia, and greta thuneberg. moratorium a cochair,

already they made a little noise, irksome when the president has these trips, at marge lo mar-a-lago surrounded by friends. that drives them crazy. the concern this time is because, of course, this vacation comes at a critic's time ahead of that senate trial and as its looming over him, whenever it's going to be. something he certainly wants to know according to leindsey grahm who described is him as mad agency he agenas speaking to him last night. hoop would be opening at the trial, prending evidence, closing, all has to be determined as the white house has been working through ought that. the concern aides have is the longer the president is at his private club in south florida, the more time there is for these outsiders outside of the white house, outside of this nucleus of the defense straight -- strategy will be able to influence him. he said yesterday he thinks his white house counsel pat cipollone will be the person leading the defense. you hear from people like senator lindsey graham saying they believe the president should bring in someone from outside the political realm wi

there were questions about the fate of homer, marge, lisa and maggie after post on an irish website. he had heard the shows 30 year run would end this season. jean says that claim is not true and there are several reports the simpsons has been renewed for two years. it is already the longest- running primetime script in television history. k is still not officially commented on any of these reports. >>> many people are snapping up cyber monday deals we now know black friday was a big success. coming up we will tell you why it broke records online and at brick-and-mortar stores. also back to our big story. wet weather hitting all across the bay area. the impact it is having on some areas and how long the rain will stick around. >>> > winter weather from coast- to-coast making travel very difficult. how storms prevented people from getting home after the holiday weekend. >>> snow in the sierra. we will have an update on how the snow conditions affected the roads. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us. monday december 2. >>> i heard the rain overnight. and i woke up 10 minutes e

what we ended up needing to do was to give some basic explanations to an emergency marg manager. what is a network when our i.t. partners are talking about servers, firewalls, switches, and end points? what does that mean to an emergency manager? at the same time, we need to talk to the i.t. folks on how does emergency management look at something when it goes wrong? really, there was this connection of the virtual and physical world to let the information technology professionals in the department know that when you're getting the virtual system going again, so that essential functions can take place, here's what your emergency management partners are doing. here's how they're keeping things going that are identified in the continuity of operations plan so we can maintain those essential functions. so, what we developed after a lot of these discussions was the information technology folks said just give me a list of questions to answer. we can do that as emergency managers. so really what we started with is what are the essential functions that have been identified in the contin

. >> marge is going to be 100 years old on sunday. clock oh to [ applause ] i don't believe it.ant to know what you're eating and what you are drinking. i want some of it. >> peanut butter in the morning and beer at night. [ laughter ] >>> president trump is in florida tonight where he is attending events, the republican parties statement dinner and the israeli national summit. meanwhile, jerry nadler arrived to work this morning, being set up to spend the weekend drafting articles of impeachment. reporter natalie brand tells us the president decided to sit it out. >> a record 158 million americans are now working, that is the largest number in the history of our country. >> reporter: president trump touted the latest job numbers while letting his counsel addressed the next steps in impeachment. the president's legal counsel rejected house judiciary chairman, jerry nadler's invitation to participate in monday's hearing. in an angry letter, pat cipollone wrote ," adopting articles of impeachment would be a reckless abuse of power by house democrats and would constitute the most u

voted on a very narrow marge ton call them and give them pain for either voted yes or present on impeachment. and early polling from october, november and honestly before the actual vote. with that disclaimer in mind, so really vulnerable states. battleground states like nevada, florida, arizona and like pennsylvania. so voters in those states really disapproved of impeachment by 44%, 47% and not for the political hobnobry of it all. right now during christmas the democrats are going back to their districts where they believe it was a calculated risk to vote yes on impeachment. they have a lot of campaign issing to do to these voter saying not only jufd a yes vote's in and of itself is a problem. to also say the reason we're holding up these articles is not about partisanship but about ensuring a fair trial in the senate. that's not a super easy narrative to pitch to voters. they'll be in a pickle come january. >> and one could argue why it was really brave to go ahead and do this in the first place. let's talk about this new evidence of the omb. does it hold a good argument for the dems slo

we're used to 1 and 2-point marg margins in the state.we look ahead, it could very well be something similar but you're right he's taking his impeachment defense on the road. we saw before he left here that he was again calling the impeachment inquiry a total hoax and even just yesterday we've seen his white house effectively continue to stonewall in this process. white house council pat cipollone sending a letter back to the house judiciary committee saying they won't necessarily comply with anything the committee is asking for. pretty much keeping in lockstep with what we've seen from the white house at each step of this impeachment inquiry but they're looking ahead as so many of us are to when this and if this eventually gets to the senate. at the end of that letter from cipollone there's a reminder that president trump tweeted earlier in the week basically saying if you're going to impeach me do it quickly so it can get to the senate where trump thinks he will have a fair trial. that's because republicans are in charge of that body. t

. >>> marge is going to be 100 years old on sunday. whatever you're doing, i want some of it. >> peanut butter in the morning and beer at night. >> all right. >> got that. that was former vice president joe biden last night in iowa during a stop on his no malarkey bus tour. >> this eight-day swing through the state wraps up today with the former vice president taking part in a presidential forum in cedar rapids. he's one of six candidates that will answer questions from members of the teamsters union. jessica dean joins us now. so he's had several stops but of course that blow-up at a voter is the one that's getting most of the attention. >> reporter: yeah, victor, amara, that has gotten a lot of attention here in iowa and also all across the news media, that's for sure, when he was interacting with that voter, that back and forth. listen, this was 18 counties. this is more aggressive strategy that his campaign is taking here as we saw in our last cnn poll in iowa, that pete buttigieg was emerging as the clear favorite. so they're back

in world war ii when he does call off that marge, they are like, hold on, that is not the only reason we were coming to d.c. they had a three-day conference at howard and these black women said we are not coming to integrate the military jobs, we are coming to talk about what our race needs. not justnkers are writing, they are in the middle of the fight. we do not even get to james johnson. when they come back to 1919, it's part of that. so-calledout the "black national anthem." there is a whole another venue of thinkers who are also artists. the 369th band. don't think of intellectuals as armchair people writing books. they are thinkers who are engaged. the question about modern identity. can i address that? , and whatan by that was read in his opening where he the something about forerunners of the civil rights movement. the worldelieve that war ii generation who executed the civil rights movement, they were the germination of the seeds that were planted. the pot andro stir planted those seeds. they said, we fought for this country and want our equality. i believe wasr, the only wom

for example the scene in far go where marge is interrogating the two strippers. it was punctuated.it. and it's beautiful. >> the oscar goes to -- >> far go. >> it was the cohen brothers film that gets embraced at the academy awards. everyone loves this movie. they do something completely different. >> sometimes there's a man -- he'sth man for his time and place. >> one of my favorite stories. how long it took jeff bridges to agree to do it. he wrote it for him. sent it to him. it's great. not sure i can do this. i remember them thinking how could he not? obviously. he came to the conclusion himself. >> let me explain something to you. >> he was so funny. >> odd? >> love me. that's my robe. >> it is the most quotable movie of my generation. the cohen brothers are submersive. revolutionary bomb thrillers. you're pleased the bomb landed on your front porch. >> they kept control of their films from the beginning. in a way that allowed them to really explore anything they wanted to go into. i think by exploring that they subverted it. >> where i grew up was the porn capitol of the world

that's three decades of the antics of homer, marge, bart, lisa, maggie. among many things "the simpsons predicted smart watches, video chat, trump as president, the 2016 nobel prize in economics. the cable channel fx has already started a 15-day marathon playing all 661 episodes. you can also watch every episode on disney plus from abc's parent company. all 661. that's a lot. >> 15 days straight, it's a whole lot of tv. >> i think in 15 days we're going to do a story about someone who did it and how long it took them. >> i know, like what they learned. >> did they do 15? >> some secret things in there. >> did they go to the bathroom, did they eat? >> how few friends they have. >>> mariah carey is adding new meaning to merry and bright this holiday season. she flipped the switch on the empire state building light show in honor of the 25th anniversary of her smash hit "all i want for christmas is you." which also just reached number one on the billboard charts for the first time ever. >> mariah glittered in a platinum gown on tuesday night kicking off the b

in world war ii when he does call off that marge, they are like, hold on, that is not the only reason we were coming to d.c. they end up having a three-day conference at howard and these black women are like, we are not coming just to integrate the military jobs, we are coming to talk about what our race needs. in conclusion, these thinkers are not just writing, they are in the middle of the fight. so we didn't even get to james johnson. when they come back, red summer in 1919, it is a part of that. we talk about the so-called "black national anthem." these are brother, the poets. the other is on tin pan alley. there is a whole another venue of thinkers who are also artists. the 369th band. don't think of intellectuals as armchair people writing and researching books, they are thinkers who are engaged. dr. salter: the question about modern identity. can i address that? so what we mean by that, and when insurance or read the opening where he said something forerunners of the civil rights movement, i firmly believe that the world war ii generation were executed the civil rights movement

david bell, chairman of dough pack, mary and marge, senior advisor. think of this house minority leader is a suggestion? >> well, nancy pelosi the speaker has not cared what leader mccarthy has thought and every indication that she would dismiss this as well. that said, there is no need for a trial until articles of impeachment actually go to the senate. today, there is where they were actually dismissed where a trial would take place. if there is a trial, the better people to have up there is a speaker pelosi and adam schiff and jerry nadler to actually explain the kangaroo court they ran and what evidence they thought was presented that made them vote the way they did. let me say, to your and molly's pop quiz, it's always best to put you or a first. eating on one's mask is a good idea. >> that's an interesting non sequitur, dave. i'm proud of you for that. you deserve bonus points were trying at the very least. marianne, the first part of dave's thoughts bring up an interesting question here. witches, is it helpful for both of the president and for

for example, the scene in "fargo" where marge is interrogating the to two strippers. >> they said theye film that really gets embraced at the academy awards. everyone loves this movie. so what do they do? they do something completely different. >> sometimes there's a man, he's the man for his time and place. >> "the big lebowski." one of my favorite stories is how long it took jeff bridges to agree to do it. he sent it to him, said it's great. >> not sure i can do this. >> i just remember them thinking how could he not? and obviously he came to that conclusion himself. >> wait, let me explain something to you. i am not mr. lebowski. you're mr. lebowski. i'm the dude. that's what you call me. that or his dudeness or el dudeorino. >> it's the only time i haven't been able to look an actor in the eye because he was so funny. >> jeffrey, love me. >> that's my robe. >> big lebowski was the fillle of my generation. >> that rug really tied the room together, did it not is this. >> they're revolution bomb throwers but you're kind of pleased that the bomb landed on your front porch. >> they kep

are we talking about a couple of marg ritas or one beer?tips, check out goodmorningamerica.com, and we can't forget about fitness of course. diane, you got some great workouts for us, but without margaritas. >> that's right. no margaritas here. >>> you can use your leftover wrapping paper and decorations to get in some exercise. we have matt nolan with us now with some ways for holiday flair. >> exactly. >> how does this work? how will wrapping paper help me get fit? >> we have wrapping paper in the house. we'll grab some wrapping paper and we'll stand on top of it, and get into our chest and abs. >> oh boy. >> do a push-up. push it out and do it again. >> oh. >> there you go. feel it in your chest, and if the push-up is too hard, just do your abs only. put your legs in and out. there you go. nice and slippery. >> all right. i like that. >> good, right? >> good use for all that leftover. the kids make a mess. >> exactly. >> what are we doing with the wreaths here? >> we're going to do one more move with our wrapping paper and work our legs.

. >>> by the way, marge is going to be 100 years old on sunday. [ applause ] i don't believe it. >> whiledate joe biden started the event by wishing an attendee, marjorie, a happy birthday. she turns 100 tomorrow. the former vice president asked her what she's been eating and drinking to keep herself looking so young and healthy. >> peanut butter in the morning and beer at night. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> all righty then. marjorie later told cbs news she enjoys killian's and fat tire or anything like it. fat tire. >> great beer. >> a new belgian where my brother works. >> you've had fat tire. >> i have not -- >> michelle miller! we're going to make that happen very soon. >> very soon. >> you like -- >> the peanut butter in the morning, i love this. if we can do that in the food-eating window that dr. david agus was talking about in ten hours, peanut butter, beer, fine. >> you can do fat tire first and -- >> beer after -- i think i've done that before. >> we all have. >> yeah. >>> from "beetlejuice" to "edward scissor hands," director tim burton is known for and now an exhibit that showcases

. >> i'm afraid we're out of time because i wanted to know more about surprise steve and macro marge.hing off the dust you hear my voice ♪ ♪ you hear the sound nothing going to shake the ground get ready because i had enough >>> good morning, it ask 8:26, i'm marcus washington. we're staying on that traffic alert. the chp saying the driver swerved to avoid traffic and went across the median. all eastbound lanes are shut downright now. hundreds of cars are caught in that back up. there was a shut down in the westbound lane a short time after that, a bus rear ended a pickup truck also sending it across the median. crews are now trying to clean up sefrlt hundred gallons of fuel, we are tracking ta delay. >> it doesn't look like they're set to reopen any time soon, but i have good news from an earlier sigalert along the san mateo bridge. they are -- we'll have another update coming up shortly. looking around here i see tablets, laptops, printers, smartphones. they're all connected to the internet. they're all connected. can your network handle all those devices? sometimes. comcast busines

how does the president asking the roux crain yanns to investigate the bidens help middle america margef that if it is a we situation. we get nothing. he gets the dirt he needs to replay 2016 and have the string of lies. we will about the may also of this election. it's just the president knitted to it on the south lawn. he said again ukraine, yes, they should open an investigation. as a matter of fact, china should too. >> let's listen to one more. jerry nadler moments ago. >> based on everything we have learned until now and based on what we will hear tomorrow. but remember, some of these things are clear at this point. there is overwhelming evidence uncontested that the president put himself above the country. that the president sought foreign assistance in elections, sought to cover it up. completely defied participation in the congressional investigation. >> a long way of saying the facts are uncontested. >> maybe the next argument will be he will give us a favor. he was saying do the u.s. a favor. sometimes i play the game where i say let's just take arguments on their face. see i

police believe heidi and baby marge made it back to their apartment.en't there when he got home. a trump supporter explodes during a bernie sanders rally in iowa. watch this. >> we now have a president who is kind of unabashedly authoritarian government. >> oh, come on. >> hold it. hold it. hold it. excuse me. >> he is not a bad guy. >> man was quickly escorted out of the venue. it's the third time a person has disrupted a sanders' rally in three days. it's a christmas miracle for an air force veteran wanting to see his son graduate from air university. steven elkins couldn't afford to travel from idaho to maxwell air force base in alabama. but an anonymous person stepped up and gave him an all-expense paid trip. >> i know it's been a long road for my son to get to this trip. bupoint. >> i don't know how to describe it. appreciative of him being here and everything he has shown me. >> elkins son kevin just commissioned as an officers officer of the united states air force. steve: that is such a feel good story. oh my goodness. that's great. brian: fox

reuniting baby marge with her family in austin. margo was found inside a houston home last week. mother's body was found in the trunk of a car outside of the house. her friend is charged with kidnapping and tampering with a corpse. overnight dozens of people honored heidi at candlelight vigil at austin park. heading back home after spending four nights at a hospital. the duke seen getting into this car receiving treatment for pre-existing condition. is he expected to join the rest of the royal family for christmas. 98-year-old retired from public duty in 2017 amid his declining health. getting an early christmas gift. the nfc north title. green bay clinching the division beating the rival vikings. >> number 6. jones look at that balance. aaron jones. jillian: shut down the vikings 23-10. kurt cousin struggled. he is now 0 for 9 all time for monday night football. send it back to you. brian: good game that's what it looks like to have two playoff teams. griff: quick update 7 minutes ago norad satellite using infrared sensors to detect rudolph's nose. brian: rudolph in front. griff

marge neal it is up .2% up november to november but 3% better than last year so, yes, modest gains in jobs. if you are looking for the places we are adding jobs as an economy in the united states, it is in manufacturing -- 54,000 jobs created there. also with regard to motor vehicles and auto parts. now, this does reflect the fact that the general motor resolved itself. health care and leisure posting job games. the other two points i will leave you with, guys. the reason we are seeing a slight tick lower in unemployment rate is because the labor force participation rate ticked lower as well. so a slight number of people have come out of the workplace. not as many people are working. >> what did it go to? >> 63.2%. that's now the labor force participation rate which brings the u6 measure, the broader measure of unemployment or underemployment in america to 6.9% from 7% before. those are the big headlines. a better than expected jobs report but it signals the fact there could be a little bit of a slowdown as this kind economy seeks to itself out of a run. >> 266, that's a strong, big n

mother who went missing with newborn baby marge was strangled to death.r of that home now under arrest. meghan insisted to officers the baby was hers. former homicide detective ted williams weighed in earlier. >> at the same time that heidi broussard became pregnant, had told individuals and people that she also was pregnant. she wanted a child of her own and, unfortunately, decided to, perhaps, harm heidi broussard. ed: she has been charged with kidnapping and tampering with a corpse. you see her right there. we will see how this all plays out. still a lot of unanswered questions about motive and the rest. major win in the fight against ms-13. more good news for the president. 96 gang members arrested in what new york prosecutors say is biggest crackdown ever. suffolk county district attorney timothy joined us earlier calling it a major step in the fight against a violent group. >> this decimates the leadership on long island. i cannot under estimate the blow that this is; however, the fight continues. ed: officials say the two year operation stopped at