be in a moment but for planning purposes let's just assume that theoretically at least mick mulvaney stays that c.f.p. be for the forseeable future he clearly hates this thing a president trump says the agency is a sick joke so what do you think he'll do bartlett on on scaling back the c f p b's work. well given the universe of good works that the c p b has accomplished and would plan to accomplish under a sensible leadership the potential harms are enormous. there's a fourth forthcoming role on payday lending this is the lending that goes to some of the most vulnerable of our citizens and that can be this aerated there is a consumer complaint database this is where if you have a complaint with the bank you can petition to the f.c.c. your petition is part of a database that's public you can see if other people had some of those same problems c.f.p. be then contacts the financial institution to see what the problem is and ideally if there is really a problem then restitution is paid this could go dark under most veiny a host of other potential rulemaking could be simply put in the tra

has ruled that president trump's budget director mick mulvaney the former member of congress can remain as the new acting director of the c.f.p. be the consumer part for a natural protection bureau but mr maule veiny has argued and voted against the very creation of the consumer protection agency bartlett naylor with public citizen is here to tell us what it might mean mr naylor bartlett thanks for joining us we've actually had the pleasure of working together were a member of an elite bar club in washington d.c. so i know you are probably one of the best guys in washington to ask about this subject first let's just do a quick fly by on the decision of the judge what's your take the judge denied the request of the end anguish for a temporary restraining order on the ability of nick milvain need to become the the acting director of the c. a p b i think it's up to the courts and presuming this will be appealed to make the final decision i think the argument is that the statute that created the consumer financial protection bureau provides for a succession plan in the absence of the direct

he said mick, put your tv on and have a look. it's horrendous. for this community, used to producing champions, located in grenfell tower. they relocated from newly refurbished facilities to a car park gym with no heating and only basic kit and could be there for the next two years. makes you sad because first the people who died in there, theirfamilies you first the people who died in there, their families you have to think of, we lost a brand—new gym but we can't get over that, the gym, because we have all the lads who were in the new gym back with us, life has to go on. there are lots of boxers here, lots of champions, i don't think it. . despite everything, the club is still thriving. we started back six weeks after the fire and we have already had four national champions here. we're still here training so itjust goes to here. we're still here training so it just goes to show that trainers are not letting all these by negative things that the boxers down. just pushing each other and we will get the results. nothing. this clu b will get the re

when mick mulvaney was talking about it, you said months ago, fine, if you want to reform entitlements, let's see what it looks like. but just putting it in there is a bit of a dog whistle. the idea that we're going to cut your taxes and the way we're going to make this work is get rid of all those people leeching off the system. president trump talked about somebody he knows who holds three jobs and right next door there's somebody on welfare who's making more money than the person with three jobs. as you and i always ask for, can we get some specifics, and no person seems to exist. >> that's like don't give a homeless person on the street money because they're going spend it on alcohol. >> that's myth. >> if you're going to pull programs from people who need them the most, then let's put programs in place of impact because right now this is just a pull. >> we're all about fixing these things. let's talk about welfare and entitlements is to lock up votes for a bill that gives a tax break to the wealthy and corporations. i'm not against giving tax breaks to wealthy and corporations, bu

film performance starring mick jagger the performers is a new play co-written by dean cavalier in the author of trainspotting in welsh the play is directed by mick were around the star of lock stock and two smoking barrels and the harry potter films he joins me now nic welcome to going underground to tell me about the new play the performance when you start it's as you probably know it's written by a and then cabinet and i think it's just sort of. a modern day waiting for god oh really the parent came up with this absolutely brilliant premise which is the nineteen sixty nine don't know camel film performance people may know that stars james fox and mick jagger don't care who had this idea of using real villains it was part of this new wave of of british cinema and so he he reached out into the underworld to get. as many connections with with real life gangsters and chaps easy as he could. and quite good friends with james fox he plays this devlin the gangs the character in performance directed him in the kid in my the movies i made and.

>> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger. he's got the looks of a cowboy and the moves of a rock and roll star. >> it sounded like rock and roll. guilt guitars and big drums, and everybody's singing along. that's what everybody liked about rock shows. >> as the acts became maybe less twangy in their way, that just expanded their audience. artists like george strait or brooks & dunn, plenty of acts worked their way up and became massive. >> over the last two years country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts with over $2 billion in sales and climbing. >> as the boom in the music takes hold, western wear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you've got kids, you've got a house payment, and these people are more like you are than madonna is. ♪ ♪ is there life out there so much she hasn't done ♪ >> women in country was a huge thing in the '90s. you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, the dixie chicks,

yeah, that mick could be that person. look at the furrows along there — nothing there.ine in particular. the hairline. and also this person has got quite a wide face, whereas my brother's chin i think is quite prominent. these two pictures are of bellfield. again, the hairshape is looking very similar. the shape of the face is about the same. the ears are the same. do you think that levi bellfield is possibly the killer? do you think the evidence against him is certainly stronger than against your brother? i won't be drawn really on did he do it, or didn't he do it. i'm just saying there is definitely more evidence against him than there has ever been against my brother. despite extensive tests, the police were unable to identify the russells‘ killer from forensic evidence. in the alleged confession, it's claimed bellfield said he wore gloves during the attack — but was worried about developments in dna testing. the alleged confession has been re—voiced. he was very concerned at the advances of dna and how any development might point to him, saying, "my life injail woul

film performance during mick jagger the performers is a new play co-written by dean cavanagh and the author of trainspotting irvin welsh the play is a record by mick were on the star of lock stock and two smoking barrels and the harry potter films he joins me now nic welcome to going underground to tell me about the new play the performers. where you start it's as you probably know it's written by emotion and then cabinet and i think it's just sort of a modern day waiting for god oh really the pair of them came up with this absolutely brilliant premise which is the nineteen sixty nine don't know camel film performance people may know that stars james fox and mick jagger don't kind of had this idea of using real villains it was part of this new wave of british cinema and so he he reached out into the underworld to get. as many connections with with real life gangsters and chaps is he as he could. quite good friends with james fox he plays this devlin the gangsta character in performance directed him in the kid in one of the movies i made and and i heard all sorts of fantastic stories

we'll talk with white house budget director mick mulvaney how the overhaul will affect your family. >>> the u.s. and south korea launch a massive air drill this morning in a show of force against north korea. ben tracy fle squadron to see how they prepare for war. >>> plus, the high school student who fled from home with her high school soccer coach is safe this morning. the family opens up about the emotional reunion. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> you tweet at your own peril. i'd be careful, if i were you, mr. president. >> the tweet sparks controversy in the fbi probe. >> in the case of obstruction of justice. >> the house returning early to reckon the difference between the house and senate tax reform bill, hoping to get the bill to the president's desk by christmas. >> this is going to affect american business, the economy, every for decades. >> it could be the largest corporate deal of the year. >> the united states and south korea air force drill. >> there's a real grave danger to all nations. >> the kennedy center honors t

we worked together on the mick i mouse club.> we're lucky to get to do what we love to do. i couldn't be prouder. >> okay, okay, okay. >> getting me in good. >> congratulations on the vma nom. >> now you're in competition with these guys. >> oh, yeah. >> uh-oh. >> britney's going down, down, down, down. >> britney. britney. ♪ you didn't know all the ways i of you ♪ snakes are cool. >> where did she get that idea? were row pushing the snake thing? >> i didn't do it. i don't like it. >> whoa. >> okay. >> it's family show. >> that quus went from here to here. >> get out of the gutter. >> i don't like to brag. >> you to laugh at all his jokes? >> most of the time. >> because s ♪ leave me all awe loan >> in 2002, justin and britney broke up. reason is, rumor is brit cheated on him with a choreographer. justin admitted he cried himself to sleep after the split. ♪ cry me a river ♪ cry me a river >> reporter: then came the rebound relationship. first up, alyssa milano. >> she's hear. we heard you two are linked. >> a little bit. dating

dems and deep state, prevailing, our guest has become one of go-to stars of president trump's cabinet mick mulvaney, the acting director of the consumer financial protect bureau, one of the most controversial and politically roiled and revealed government -- agencies. top democrats caught in wholesale reversal, now calls for embattled congressman john conyers to resign amid mounts sexual harassment allegations. what about senator al franken? two new accusers coming forward today, accusing him of groping, why aren't democratic leaders call for his resignation as they to of john conyers, for that matter why not mitch mcconnell calling for franken to resign. we'll have a full report. and also new reports white house shake up could be in works, president trump reportedly considering a plan to oust secretary of of state tillerson, replace him with cia director pompeo, nominate senator cotton to head cia. here we go. hang on. we take all that up here. our top story, president in past 10 monthed. staved off the attacks of dem, deep state, left wing media and republican establishment. tonight, he

a mick precipitation far to the north and west.at transition over to a wintry mick early monday morning. i think i-9 i-95 core and immede philadelphia suburbs that transition is over to all snowfall lehigh valley poconos. we can see a brief period of snowfall across portions of the area mainly philadelphia and suburbs north and west early christmas morning. but before it all starts to quickly clear on out. so this is a break down of precipitation type. mainly snow up towards berks county lehigh valley poconos. we'll see that rain and wintry mix and then a brief transition over to snow potentially early christmas morning. mainly all rain down the shore we can see a brief period of some sleet mixing in but precipitation totals are going to be on the lower end for the higher elevations we'll likely have a white christmas in the poconos with certainly more than an inch on the ground on christmas day potential there for the lehighly have ally northampton county, lehigh counsel he county maybe could see a white christmas. elsewhere a dus

>> dickerson: we're back with white house budget director mick mulvaney. mr. director, this is not in your bailiwick but i got to ask you add administration official, yesterday the president said that he knew michael flynn lied to the fbi. and that's why he fired him. but then he said this investigation is a witch hunt, if he lied to the fbi that's not a witch hunt. >> john, you're probably asking the wrong person about that. it's been busy week, i'm working two jobs, i'm going back over -- probably not the right person to ask about flynn investigation. >> dickerson: we'll let that be there. let me ask you about taxes. president said that he might be okay with the 22% corporate rate that right and why the change? >> i don't think it's a change. when you heard the president say we're very close to finish line you know he's one of 15% rate from the beginning, moved to 20% rate as part of the discussion, my understanding is that the senate has 20% rate now, house has 20% rate now, we're happy with both of those numbers. if something small happens in conference an

mick explained what happened a few days before christmas.and i think ihada it was on thursday night and i think i had a few beers and at the end of the night, a very busy night in the pub, they find a wage packet underneath one of the chairs, it was a sealed envelope in an old—fashioned wage a sealed envelope in an old —fashioned wage packet a sealed envelope in an old—fashioned wage packet and this person, marius, it was stuffed full of cash and was nothing else in there, we started a twitter campaign to find him and i thought it would ta ke to find him and i thought it would take ten minutes... it took a little bit longer! and needed some help from famous people to get this going and yesterday he came in and give him his money back and he got his christmas box! there are so many things that remarkable about this, we looking at a photograph of both of you with the chap looking very happy but perhaps somewhat bemused! interesting that you say you thought you would find in quickly because some of your tweets explaining what had happened, they

to get the full story we spoke to the pub manager mick dore and his wife sarah.beers. at the end of the night, we found a wage packet underneath one of the chairs, it appeared to be that, sealed in an envelope, all it had on it was the first name, mariusz. full of cash, nothing else. we started a twitter campaign to find him, we thought it would take ten minutes but it took a bit longer and we needed some help from famous people to get it going. yesterday he came in and we gave him this christmas money. so many things about this are remarkable. we are looking at a photograph of the two of you with the chap looking fairly happy but perhaps also somewhat bemused. it is interesting you say you thought you would find him very quickly because some of your tweets explaining what had happened, they were retweeted by people with as many followers as jk rowling. that is millions of people. sarah, explain what happened once you went on to twitter and what response you thought you might get. we thought we would try and get some local people who might know about it, but we w

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. >> reporter: the president's budget director mick mulvaney defended the measures. >> yeah, you're going to change the way we treat pass-through entities. >> reporter: the bill would open up part of the arctic national wildlife refuge for drilling, a cause championed by lisa murkowski. she was one of the last gop holdouts on the tax plan. >> this is good for alaska, more importantly, it's good for the country. >> reporter: another amendment spared cruise lines from paying higher taxes. alaska senator dan sullivan said it would help communities and businesses that rely on tourism. >> this is just slap-dash, sloppy, untransparent law making. i, frankly have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: the bill is also notable for what's not included. it appears their research and development tax credit was accidentally eliminated. you can expect more surprises as lawmakers finish reading the bill that they've already passed. >> julianna, thank you. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to try to break down what the tax bill could mean for families. this is so important. let's t

budget director mick mulvaney. and handicapped the chances of the government sitting down at the end of the week when it runs out of funding. plus, new poll numbers on alabama senate race. now is roy moore faring after allegations of sexual misconduct with minors. all that plus plenty of political analysis coming up on "face the nation." good morning, welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. we knew it would be busy week when congress returned to washington but we had no idea just how busy. more stories of sexual misconduct on the part of the longest serving house democrat john conyers now others prompted more calls for congress to do better job of policing its own. north korea fired another missile, one that in theory could reach washington. >> it is a situation that we will handle. >> dickerson: progress on tax bill continued as a brisk face after senate republicans cut number of deals to gain its passionage. which thrilled the president. >> people are going to be very, very happy they're going to get tre

. >> okay, let's get serious. ( laughs ) >> kroft: ed found mick jagger candid, and funny. >> bradleyo many years-- sex, drugs, and rock n' roll, is-- you're beyond that? >> mick jagger: some of that's still in there, i think. ( laughs ) ♪ ♪ >> kroft: bob dylan was something else. >> bradley: you know, bob dylan hadn't done a television interview in, i guess, almost 20 years. i read somewhere that you wrote "blowin' in the wind" in ten minutes. is that right? >> bob dylan: probably. >> bradley: sometimes you'd ask a question and he'd say "yep." >> dylan: yeah. >> bradley: uh-huh. >> dylan: um-hmm. >> bradley: you know, you want to say "come on bob, give it up, give it up." >> dylan: uh-uh. >> wallace: do you know something? >> kroft: mike wallace, of course, was the very model of the hard-nosed reporter asking point-blank questions. >> wallace: who wants to kill you? you don't care about money. truly now. when you boil it down to low gravy, it's quite apparent that something was going on there. >> kroft: there was his famous encounter during the iranian hostage crisis of 1979 with ira

budget chief mick mulvaney implied it could settle at 22% despite the senate passing a 20% rate in theonciled with the house version before president trump can sign the reforms into law. greece is looking to a meeting of eurozone finance ministers in brussels later to approve the release of its latest bailout funds. an agreement was reached with the eu and imf over the weekend for the almost $6 billion loan. greece has been struggling for years to restructure around $350 billion of public debt. a quick look at asian financial markets. the us tax reform bill is still on the minds of investors. a mixed day on friday to close in the united states. i will see you for the news briefing. nearly three quarters of a million children and pensioners in the uk have fallen into relative poverty over the past four years, according to a report by thejoseph rowntree foundation. the charity says efforts to reduce hardship are in danger of unravelling, mainly due to changes to benefits. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, has more. for this woman, this drop has many benefits. she can us

the joint committee on taxation released what's kpaucalled a di ma'nam mick score. that only showed $458 billion of increased revenue. because of their proposal. that meant the bill would still cost $1 trillion. that was senator bob corker's problem. could have sank the entire bill. he eventually went on with his colleagues but the issues were laid bare. the reality right now is this. senate republican leaders almost thought they were on a glide path to get this bill done. as of thursday night heading into friday morning, that is no longer the case. >> this is going to be fast and furious. a lot of these guys are saying failure is not an option. the congressional report is a do dynamic score. they won't pay the full cost of tax cuts. by the numbers, the senate bill costs 1.4 trillion. that still leighs aboaves about in deficit. at first the bill increases labor supply and investments but they diminish when a number of provisions expires. eventual tax hikes or restoring the alternative minimum tax. meanwhile the treasury department has yet to release its analysis of

and a lot of little mick relations with another country has. been around. for been so since a lot because there are a lot. of doors with people not go through the list of. what they have to do to the people who want us or. our country or all or all of the. i think there was. it called calculus. the only ones who i think did it to me one of a kind of a. they asked me what how we can improve. and if you want to start compilation that should be. yes i'm. not there. that's maybe the reason we want to went after years of because. if we cannot enter that means. we have said but. i don't think there is a. question that not only could give it. away he did to me no i have a philistine has it allowed. he has or doesn't if he had the it thought of mom would you know how the. children you will remember. him for them it was a little bit like up to you all to feel ok we talked to him jenny yeah and to devise a young woman telling me it was a book the magical document in the middle that they use and it was there what did you think you have to do. with. the vision and i me

and on the markets in asia, we are seeing a sharp bounce back from yesterday ‘s losses, the mick kayeover 1%. —— —— nikkei. we start in the us where one of vw‘s top executives there has been sentenced to seven years in prison and fined $400,000 for his role in the dieselgate scandal. the judge described oliver schmidt as "a key conspirator in this scheme to defraud the united states". andrew plant reports. oliver schmidt, once one of volkswagen's top american employees, now sentenced to seven years in prison. a car manufacturer in a competitive market, vw admitted fitting around 11 million diesel cars with what is called a defeat device. it meant the cars could sense when they were running in the uniformed conditions of a testing lab and automatically reduced their emissions. cheating a test the vehicles should never have passed. it meant that schmidt was able to certify that vw diesels complied with strict american standards and that meant boosting sales targeting environmentally conscious customers with supposedly cleaner cars. the scandal came to light in 2015. oliver schmidt is th

and a lot of little mick relations with another country has. been around. for been so since a lot because there were a lot. of doors with people not getting out of there for. what they have to do to other people what it's all. our country or all or all of the. think there was the. it called calculus or. the only ones who i think did it did to me. out of one of us. they asked me what how we can help you. if you want to. just thought corporation it should be. yes i'm. not there. it does give me the reason we want went after years of course as if we cannot enter . we are sick but it is. i don't think there is a. vision the only. he did to me know i have a philistine has a talent. and until he has or doesn't if he had the it thought of mom would you know how the. children you and the number. of them in the whole of the new york to you feel although we don't see you kill him jenny yeah and that's about it is not a linear look on the magical bucket and that's the limit that they use and it was there when did you think of it that way and. i didn't. feel the vision

but i think this would be a perfect day to talk mick mulvaney.. steve: he's going to be coming up in the b block, which is coming up next. brian: four hours of questioning for deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, and we did not get the two things which the american people want most. ainsley: which are. brian: a sense that the fusion gps. who funded it? did the fbi actually use it to spur the investigation into president trump? and to unmask people on the trump campaign slash administration. steve: so they had lots of questions because one of the top officials of the department of justice, it turns out, their wife nellie orr worked at fusion gps, and she was a russian expert. isn't that delicious irony? of course, it looks like bias to a lot of the republicans on the committee yesterday. if you missed it, here's some of it. . >> and then low and behold, those that are supposed to make sure that there are no conflicts of interest seem to have a few of their own. >> high-ranking fbi officials involved in the clinton investigation were personally

it's mick mulvaney. despite what he said in the past he takes his new job seriously. >> this agency will stay open. rumors that i am going to set the place on fire or blow it up or lock the doors are completely false. >> stephen: no one said anything about fire or explosions. laugh "uh, thank you for hiring me. i take this position seriously. rumors that i'm going to embezzle a billion dollars, then create a distraction by setting off the sprinklers while i escape to the airport are completely false. quick question: which way is the airport?" ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. carol burnett is here! but first, when we come back, i share my darkest confessions. stick around. ♪ new charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. new charmin ultra soft is softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird. enjoy the go! with charmin! this is google home mini. it makes shopping super easy. like when you finally get home from the store but forgot that on

jillian: people mick mistakes but this is a very serious mistake. >> it is a big one.t clear. president trump sent out a tweet, people who lost money when stock went down 350 points based on false and dishonesty reporting on abc should consider hiring a lawyer and suing for damages this caused millions of dollars. >> i'm not a big fan of trump's tweeting, i personally in issues like this litigation lawsuits he should probably be staying out of it. it does not help the image of the press, fake news of them pushing out stories to attack trump only to attack trump because they don't like him. i think image wise this is a really huge blow to the press right now. rob: the president does call stories that end up being true as fake news but in this one he really was validated for opinion on the media. this was a really bad one. katie, thank you so much. >> thanks. rob: massive merger between cvs and aetna. a deal that could reshape future of health insurance industry. jillian: first let's check with brian kilmeade. >> in 11 minutes we will be talking about fbi, antitrump agen

and so i walked off with little mick relations with another country has. been around. for been so since a lot because there were a lot. of doors with people not getting out of there for. what they have to do to the people who want us or. our country or all or all of the. think there was. it called. only ones who i think did it to me. out of ahead of us when. they asked me how we can help. and if we want to start cooperation it should be. yes i'm. not there. it does give me the reason we want or went after years of because. if we cannot enter. we are sick but from the work. i don't think there is a. vision they're not going to get it. he did to me no i have a philistine has a talent. and until he has or doesn't if he had the it thought of mom would you know how the. children and the number. of them it was a little bit like to see a kid killed although we talked to him jenny yeah and to deny that he's not normal and he looked like the magical doctor and the minute. you said it was there when did you get it and. i didn't. feel the vision i mean i think i'm. in this for th

but do you agree with mick mulvaney that you are not yet in your final form? right, stephen. the house may have passed me, but now i go to the senate, and the whole thing starts all over again. it's a long journey, but i can't wait to be a law! >> stephen: bill, you should know, a lot of people don't like you. >> they don't? but, stephen-- ♪ i'm just a bill, yes i'm only a bill ♪ and i'm sitting here on cap-- >> stephen: we know. listen. >> oh, that's right, we established that. ( laughter ) >> stephen: now, bill, i have got to ask-- have you even read yourself? >> well, no, i thought the congress would read me. >> stephen: well, they didn't, bill, and if you become law, 24 million people could lose their health insurance. >> what? that's terrible. well, at least i cover pre- existing conditions. >> stephen: no, you don't do that, either. >> my god, i'm a monster! who created me? >> stephen: bill, i don't know how to tell you this, but donald trump... is your father. ( laughter ) >> no! that's not true! that's impossible! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: re

." >> don't owe dare mick this about me. you and i both know this is not my fault. someone. there's chemistry with something. it's nice to have someone who fights back and is fun and on it. pokes fun at me as i poke fun of him. it's good. >> would you tell us one thing that we wouldn't know about miley? >> oh, lord. >> i always say she eats a lot of sushi. i think everyone nose thknows t. ♪ i love you more >> reporter: may 201,2-year-old 19-year-old miley with a 3.5 3.5-karat diamond ring. a few months later sherks chopped her hair and went platinum blond. >> i can neefr see myself are long, long hair again. why didn't someone take those extensions out of hi head and tell me they're not cute and we're not early 2000 anymore. that's not the look. the long, long, long. i wish someone would have told me i was stuck in the past. ♪ i won't stop >> reporter: september 2013 was the breakup. reports say her run a which i vma performance was to blame. as for dad, billy ray -- >> i said, hey, i'm proud of you because -- you knew you had to reinvent. coming out of this mammoth