getting miller the freedom he required to fully investigate. sessions replacement is matthew whitaker he's openly critical of the investigation and he may have the power to end it you're going to get hit with the pirating and firing attorney generals is commonplace in american politics but rarely has it been so controversial. for more let's bring in scott lucas professor of international politics and american studies at the university of birmingham scott what is likely to happen to the mall or investigation now. well it depends on who wins the battle of what donald trump confirmed yesterday although we've learnt specht of this is that he and his inner circle are not going to stop until they can significantly limit and probably shut down the investigation we had expected that just sessions would be removed after the election what surprised me and a lot of others is how quickly donald trump moved yesterday he clearly was rattled that on tuesday the democrats took the lower house of congress in the u.s. midterm elections he knows that those democr

alix: that was my interview with halliburton ceo jeff miller. taping, they announced a new cfo. here is what is on my commodity radar. wednesday is the big day, bhp investor day and earnings from sqm. you do not want to miss that. particularly in light of any trade issues and trade war coming from those players. it is thanksgiving so look out for your turkey and turkey prices. that does it for "bloomberg commodities edge." have a wonderful holiday. otherwise, join us every thursday at 1:00 p.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is "etf iq." where we focus on risks, assets and rewards on exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: oil under pressure, how the record 12 a losing streak in crude prices impacted flows. is the tail wagging the dog? we debate whether etf's are to blame for the bouts of volatilities in equities. honoring those who serve. companies encouraging veteran participation in the workforce. whether you embrace or fear etf's, there is no getting

alix: that was my interview with halliburton ceo jeff miller. the taping, they announced a new cfo. here is what is on my commodity radar. wednesday is the big day, bhp investor day and earnings from sqm. you do not want to miss that. particularly in light of any trade issues and trade war coming from those players. it is thanksgiving so look out for your turkey and turkey prices. that does it for "bloomberg commodities edge." have a wonderful holiday. otherwise, join us every thursday at 1:00 p.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." jason: we are. bloomberg's global headquarters. a look at the topics facing the business leaders in the coming year. to ourl leading up summit hosted in new york city. we will ber

jeff miller is confident pricing power will return. alix: welcome to "bloomberg commodities edge." 30 minutes behidn the hottest commodities with the smartest voices in the business. let's kick it off with spot on, our take on the big stories. joining us now, our spotlight is on the worst slide in oil and ecord. prices hit with the 12th straight down day. the worst day since 2015. we talk a lot about supply and how supply caught everyone off guard. let's focus on the demand side. where is the selloff? >> it plays a role more than people gave it credit for. the thing i have been focusing is gasoline demand in the u.s. and what we have seen is gasoline had a revival as you might expect because prices come down and the economy is going strong. what we have seen this year with prices above 250 a gallon, demand has flattened out in a lot of the country apart from places like texas and you're starting to see that worldwide. the report came out yesterday showed that gasoline demand worldwide is barely growing, which is striking when you consi

i'm also joined by my parents, dale and roberta miller. my father grew up on a dairy farm in colorado. my mother in the suburbs of chicago. when i was very young, they moved to san rafael, california, where i grew up and where they live today. by their example, they taught me the value of hard work, integrity, and a deep love for our country and its institutions. they made many sacrifices to give me the opportunities that i had, and i am very grateful for their love and their support. finally, i'd like to acknowledge the honorable laurence silberman of the court of appeals for the d.c. circuit. i had a privilege of serving as a law clerk for judge silberman after graduating from law school. he taught me a great deal about the law and the judicial process and has remained a mentor and friend ever since. i am honored to have him here today. once again, thank you, senator crapo. i look forward to answering your questions. >> well, thank you very much, mr. miller. and we also welcome your family members who are here and/or watching, and the ca

alix: that was my interview with halliburton ceo jeff miller. the taping, they announced a new cfo. he sees no high or hidden drama in that development. here is what is on my commodity radar. wednesday is the big day, bhp investor day and earnings from sqm. you do not want to miss that. particularly in light of any trade issues and trade war coming from those players. also, it is thanksgiving, so look out for your turkey and turkey prices. that does it for "bloomberg commodities edge." have a wonderful holiday. otherwise, join us every thursday at 1:00 p.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is "etf iq." where we focus on risks, assets and rewards on exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: oil under pressure, how the record 12 day losing str

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getting miller the freedom he required to fully investigate. sections replacement is matthew whitaker he's openly critical of the investigation and he may have the power to end it you're going to get hit with hiring and firing attorney generals is commonplace in american politics but rarely has it been so controversial. statements from everyone so what does this mean for the moeller investigation for the very latest let's go straight to the abuse marsh waiter in washington my sessions interim replacement we just saw him there matthew whitaker has called the miller investigation a witch hunt could we see him move to the funded. that is certainly the million dollar question right now brian now i should point out that there are actual lawful provisions in place to prevent exactly the sort of thing that say that muller cannot be fired unless there is a clear dereliction of duty on his part so while it's unlikely that they would be able to lawfully remove him that doesn't mean there aren't other avenues that they could pursue a should the president

it is jeff miller. first, a closer look at the company.liburton calls the modern -- bottom and tough guidance. again, for the third time. it is the oil services company in north america. producers drill, complete, and frack oil. it has been a bad few years. since 2014. oil crash eroded their business and pricing power. when rent was at 70, things should have been better. permian bottlenecked's lead to slowing activity. operational stumbles rose as producers try to figure out just how fast they can drill and frack. there is pressure for companies to spend more on chaos, less on drilling. it isime, they say, different. usc mps will have new budget and higher oil prices. a large backlog of oil waiting to be frack. new pipelines in the permian are less than 12 months away. another potential boost, the middle east. it's most active international market. it tried to grow market share and inch towards higher pricing power. is all of this enough for this time to really be different? i recently cut off with jeff miller, the ceo and asked him if inv

involved in trump's presidential campaign he formally stepped aside from overseeing mulla giving miller the freedom he required to fully investigate. sections replacement is matthew whitaker he's openly critical of the investigation and he may have the power to end it you're going to get it with the pirating and firing attorney generals is commonplace in american politics but really has it been so controversial. well that story isn't the only one getting everybody's attention in washington right now and then unprecedented move president all trump has decided to revoke the press passes seen in situ if white house correspondent jim acosta restricting the journalists access to the white house all this after the reporter tried to ask donald trump a question during a news conference yesterday. there we go well if you want as president that this care of this heated exchange caused a seasoned journalist access to the west wing a white house intern trying to grab the microphone from c.n.n.'s jim acosta he had challenge president trump about his rhetoric towards migrants and then turned his atte

the nico miller proof that other frankfurt players can score to. frankfurt are back on course for euro thanks of course to their feet three attackers when they're on form frankfurt fault. when you win a lot of games and your confidence for just off don't fit in so you can there you can see the future of any more confident forty eight taking frankfurt to the top. one goal in for her matches a grim statistic. coach to manage her to death. record purchase bust down rudy. meister not go back to their. shuckers crisis has many faces. even relegation candidates hunted that they shot up plenty of trouble. here they easily swatted a chance from braille envelope. it's the worst shocker offense in fifty one years. not one still has yet to school in little blue a german national team striker who bagged fourteen for hoffenheim last season. sudden spiritual state i was playing well had a chance or two in the first half but then it just wasn't happening as i'd given and then again and complaining doesn't really help oftentimes thinking it's mission how do you tu

miller coors brews all the legacy beers, including the pbr.t to expire the year 2020. miller says it might not have the capacity to continue the relationship. pabst claims miller is attempting to force it out of business so it can grab a bigger share of the cheap beer market. >>> this will quench your thirst and throat, wouldn't it? winds are gusting 30 miles per hour. it is bone dry over our neighborhoods and hills. we don't have the winds anymore. that's why technically our fire danger is down even though we gust to 30 in st. hell ian. here's good news. our winds never really get fast again. here we are through monday evening at 8:00. we go into tuesday morning, we're still below 15 miles per hour. same thing tuesday afternoon and evening, through wednesdy. the thing you will notice is they keep blowing out of the northeast. they are not fast enough to create a fire danger here burr they are still blowing out of the northeast, which means they are dragging more smoke into our neighborhoods. alexis. >>> hate to hear that, mike. taking a look

pabst and millers coors are go to trial. pabst claims miller coors wants to put it out of business. miller coors wants to put it out of business. they pack aim all of pabst products and wants to end the arrangement. miller coors says they want to claim beers in the chief market and the trial begins today. >>> dr. grinch tops the weekend box office. ♪ you're a mean one, mr. grinch ♪ >> the title character in the grinch's voice by benedict cumberbatch was expected to do well but exceeded projections. it took in $66 million in ticket sales. last week's top film bohemian rhapsody fell to second fold by the overlord. >> you cannot beat a good christmas classic. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> thank you. >>> still to come, weighing the evidence, why the key to losing weight may be as simple as stepping on the scale every day. and talk about protecting your enamel. it's important to look after your enamel because it's the foundation for white teeth. i believe dentists will recommend pronamel strong and bright because

was involved in terms presidential campaign he formally stepped aside from overseeing milla giving miller the freedom he required to fully investigate. sections replacement is matthew whitaker he's openly critical of the investigation and he may have the power to end it you're going to get it with the pirating and firing attorney generals is commonplace in american politics but rarely has it been so controversial and they all approved and they all agree they have statements from for some analysis we're joined now by scott lucas a professor of international politics and american studies at the university of birmingham thanks for being with us scott what will happen now to the moeller investigation will whittaker defunded well we wait and see but this is clearly the set up by donald trump for the final showdown with the investigation robert moore in the immediate future i think the approach will be to contain more matthew whittaker has the power to veto subpoenas and of course robert moore and his team to wrap up their inquiry want to subpoena donald trump to meet him face to face and ask h

let me start with you, matt miller. you've been tweeting up a storm, yourself. you could go toe to toe in a twitter bark and forth with the president. >> thanks, i think. >> it's a compliment. take me through your analysis of the mueller developments from last night and this morning. >> you know, if it you look at not just what happened last night and this morning, but really all the events that have happened the last few weeks we know are scheduled for the next fe weeks with, you know, paul manafort's plea agreement now breaking down and sentencing coming forward, mike flynn being, heading for sentencing on december 18th. we appear to be at the end of the road for jerome corsi and roger stone and of course the president has turned in his answers to the questions that he would answer. you know, just right before the thanksgiving. we seem to be at the final road for the -- the enof the road if for the mueller investigation. increasingly it feels to me like a race. can mueller finish what he's doing, either with guilty pleas or indictments or some kind of public r

and the millers go to bed.y at the clayton home? >> the next morning in the 6:00 range, there's someone knocking at the door. >> reporter: it's an officer with the sheriff's office. >> he says, "you were at a poker game last night?" i say, "yes." he says, "a guy that you know as hockey puck was here? tom clayton." i go, "yes, he was." then he says, "tom went home last night and found his wife murdered." it was like, "whew." >> reporter: what were you thinking? you hear that kelley was killed? >> i was numb. i think he talked to us and i didn't even know what they said. >> they started asking all kinds of questions about the poker game, and what time it ended, what time it starts, and what his mood was, what was he wearing. >> reporter: the millers corroborate their friend tom clayton's alibi, that he was at their home around the time of the murder. >> i said, "there's no way. there's no way could tom could do anything like this." i said, "there's no possible way." i said, "you're looking at the wrong guy." >> r

matthew miller, msnbc contributor. and jill wine-banks, the former assistant watergate special prosecutor and msnbc legal contributor. and there's a big if here, but if lindsey graham is telling the truth, which i think is the biggest if i've used in a long time, that's a very good report of his conversation with matthew whitaker today. >> it would be very encouraging to anyone who cares about justice but very discouraging to donald trump and could certainly explain his foul mood today if he thinks he's not being protected by the man he put in to protect him. then he would be very upset. and i would be very upset if i were him, too, if i had done something that was illegal and it didn't pay off. so he has every reason to now feel like he should be issuing all the phony tweets that he issued, all the lies that he told today. >> lisa graves, you know lindsey graham, you worked with him on the senate judiciary committee. what's your reaction to what we heard today? >> it's surprising especially what we know mr. mitt kr ha

for miller enter team that means long days filled with plenty of overtime hours focusing on one thing and one thing only we want to make sure our systems are secure we want to make sure coworkers are trying no easy task protecting the upcoming midterm elections from any form of cyber interference has been declared a national security issue the white house and congress across party lines are on the same page no one wants a repeat of what happened in the two thousand and sixteen presidential elections when so-called russian government cyber actors managed to gain access to u.s. election infrastructure i'm here to say the warning lights are brick only can read again. today the digital infrastructure that serves this country is literally under attack congress approved three hundred eighty million dollars in march this year for all fifty states to share so they can beef up cyber security measures local the u.s. department of homeland security has formed special task forces and offer services to state officials responsible for the cyber safe conduct of the november elections alice miller is

well stephen as you say of the three big car makers it seems that volkswagen and di miller have said they are willing to cover most of the estimated three thousand euro costs that it would be to retrofit these older diesel vehicle diesel vehicles with with cleaner emissions equipment b.m.w. is less keen they say that they will provide money for. you cost them as to upgrade their vehicles but some people have criticized that as a sort of code plan to drive b.m.w. sales but all three companies are saying that they are going to do whatever it takes to keep germans on the roads and there's three thousand euro number does seem to be an increase on what was previously being offered by the car makers so in that sense this deal today is a small victory perhaps for transport minister. simon has been a sense that these car makers have been dragging their feet even getting this agreement has taken a lot of time can you explain how much political pressure how much pressure in general is on these car makers. yeah the pressure is massive and it's been growing and indeed class action lawsuits have

miller coors said they are not obligated to keep brewing and that pabst doesn't want to pay miller coors enough to justify doing this. >>> soon you will be able to buy apple products on amazon. this is part of the deal between amazon and apple. unauthorized third party sellers will have their listings taken down in january. apple products could be available within the next few weeks just in time for black friday. >>> if you plan to travel for thanksgiving you are far from alone. tsa said this year will be a busy holiday to fly. tsa expects to screen 2.6 million each day. that is a 25% increase from the usual daily numbers. the lightest days to travel are thanksgiving day or by friday. >>> while we continue to monitor the camp fire, the progress they are making. >>> also the pollution sweeping into the bay area from the camp fire. >>> the camp fire is still burning in butte county, the single most destructive fire in california history. there 29 confirmed deaths and 228 are still reported as missing. 6500 homes and 260 businesses have been destroyed across the 176 square miles. this is al

phil miller/ napa county flood control: "there were over 22 recorded floods in the history of napa."just over 10 years ago the city completed this, a massive series of walls, gates and channels to help direct flood waters through and out of the downtown core. "at first glance it may just look like any other city park, but when the napa river rises high enough this actually becomes the bottom of the channel and these gates right here will close, helping to protect the city from the rising waters." amelia humphreys/ napa resident: "we saw pretty much this river here go all the way under the bridge there and cover the garbage cans that are over there, all those cars that are over there would be under water as well." napa county flood control: "we just had crowds of people out here, kids on the shoulders of their dads watching the water go by, and we were down here in our yellow storm gear and people were yelling out to 111us, this is what the government is supposed to be doing! this w

nico miller proof that other frankfurt players can score she's. ranked third back on course for europe thanks of course to their big three attackers when they're on form frankfurt falls. when you win a lot of games and your confidence for just off don't fit in so you can there you can see the future and be more confident forty eight and really taking frankfurt to the top. one go in for her matches a grim statistic. courage to medicare to desk a. record purchase sebastien routine midfield maestro nabo bentley left chuckles crisis has many faces. even relegation candidates hanny that they shot up plenty of trouble. here they easily swats it a chance from braille amberleigh. it's the worst chuck of offense in fifty one years. and still has yet to school in moral blue a german national team striker who backed fourteen for hoffenheim last season. sudden spiritual. i was playing well had a chance or two in the first half but then it just wasn't happening as i getting i began again complaining doesn't really help coffins on sinking just missing how do yo

that's what thomas miller's wife called it in an angry instagram post that sparked yet another mini media spectacle for by and. there was a tweet from lisa miller wife of thomas mother about mother substitution that you after seventy minutes finally had a bright idea what do you have to say about. nothing. i didn't have to be this way by or nearly scraped by with the wind thanks to sam's cannot please individual class driver slipped up once and it was one time too many by. one mill with ten minutes to play. in the good old days they would have grabbed a second or even a third and everything would be right in the world again. but even taking believe it can't get rid of the feeling that something is a ride buyer now has something to loose. freiburg believed in themselves till the last breath freiburg were fearless he sought out a gap in the defense. level a shot. super sub lookouts who love to finish it off tribe or bring home a point for music for the first time in twenty one years i like iowa it was awesome to score a goal so well but it took a lot of effort we spent ninety minutes

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they had a joint venture with miller called miller coors which combined both of the businesses in thestates but when miller sold itself to bud in 2016, moulson coors bought miller's chunk of that business for much less than we thought it was going to -- they would have to pay for it. this was supposed to rejuvenate the company. it did just the opposite the problem, moulson coors ended up making a huge additional bet on the mass market beer business right when consumers were abandoning mass market beer in droves and switching to fancier craft brews. for the next two years it got crushed losing roughly half of its value from peak to trough and moulson coarse kept generating disappointing numbers and the stock, gone are the days of smokey and the bandit that was premised on smuggling coors east of the mississippi where it used to be illegal because 40 years ago coors was regards as the best beer in america show to it a millennial and they'll have a hard time suspending their disbelief after that it cratered and we started to see signs of life although at first wall street had trouble bel

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sayings loss did pass over the visitors defense and so much miller was gratefully received and converted the but i think he'll play and seemingly back to winning ways. we are showing commitment but that's not enough women making mistakes as well. mistakes like this one in the final minutes of the first half but saying allow john zuma three attempts to cross for looking back you know the belgian left can. the amounts to smash the ball past neuer going on. over nothing try to even a two down like that we said we carry on playing the same play of course waiting for the chance to get looking back you know through he was so striking for the first time i was on the everyone else would defend smartly so that we could be dangerous on the break if you're going to fall over i never expected it to work that well obviously because of that waiting game so the visitors can see just it in the fifty seven minutes three one rather than just be holding the ball up impressively the full feeding thomas miller to his brace led by and in the best of spirits but this was a party with gay crashes. another break

miller coors brews all of paps legacy beers includixpe in 2020 and miller says it might not have the continue the companies must wor faith to find a solution if paps wants to extend but miller lacks the capacity. a beer before watching the raiders might not be a bad idea. >> a franchise first for oakland also happen tuesday be a franchise worst. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> oh, a tough one. the radar's own fans booed them as they left the field at the colosseum because today's loss to the chargers is oakland's fifth straight by 14 points or more. that's a new franchise low. i know football is hard, but is it too much to ask for a touch down? that's all they want. johnny tosend punt. not only gets a fist down but pick said up 42 yards. th

sarah miller and sarah frier, thank you both. coming up, a g20 dinner date.l president trump and xi jinping make headway in brenna ares?-- buenos this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: leaders from the top 20 economies are meeting and when the saris -- bueno aries. names dominating the conversation. >> president trump. >> president trump. >> president xi. >> i am optimistic they will keep on talking. i'm not sure we will see much more than that. >> we will probably get some cease-fire deal. >> both sides need good news. >> i think you'll see catalyst for shares to rebound. very much a wildcard watching donald trump go into a meeting like this. emily: president trump has already imposed tariffs on an additional $250 billion worth of chinese goods this year. china responded with tariffs of its own. this week, the president floated further tariffs that could impact apple products including the iphone. eric is on the ground covering this meeting. eric, what are the real expectations for any progress between the u.s. and china as a result of this meeting between the two bank

miller of course was c.e.o. during the diesel scandal time. was brought in two thousand and fifteen around the time the scandal broke he was really not seen as the person to guide it to the next phase mueller's mueller's time really coincided with this interest on consensus changing the culture volkswagen moving away from the sort of top down sort of authority with authority leadership that we had seen from the c.e.o. who was in place then. you know d.c. is very much someone who has a clear vision dynamic he wants to have sort of the power so you're going to you're moving back towards that sort of centralization of power in a way he's kept a lot of things very close to him as he's taken over he's kept a close eye on audi and some of the daughter firms volkswagen and he's also it's been announced that he's going to also be the man in charge of business with china so a lot of that gets very close that's where the flip side of this he has a very clear vision of what he wants to do which we're seeing now with this e

jerome bowen sayings lofted pass over the visitors defense and some as miller was gratefully received converts it to the been the sunil and lyon seemingly back to winning ways. we are showing commitment but that's not enough women making mistakes as well as. mistakes like this one in the final minutes of the first half but saying allow john simm a three attempts to cross for looking back you know the belgian left completely a marxist much the ball past neuer getting on the ball. even at two downs like we we said. around playing the same plane of course waiting for the chance to get looking back you know through some who were so striking for the first time i was on everyone else to defend smalley so that we can be dangerous on the break if you're going to fall over i never expected it to work that well i'll be honest it was that waiting game so the visitors can see just that in the fifty seven minutes three one rather than just be holding the ball up impressively before feeding thomas miller the kids brace led by it in the best of spirits but this was a party with crashes. another brea

. >> my name is sean miller. i'm 24 years old. i'm the creator of snapcrap. you can take a picture and send in whatever you want. >> what are some of the things you've seen down here? >> people smoking crack. needles on the street. people using the sidewalk as a bathroom. you name it, it's happening right here. i first moved here about a year-and-a-half ago. and within a couple days, it was super obvious there was a huge problem here. >> reporter: it's a problem neighbors know all too well. >> there's everything from human feces to needles to tvs. >> reporter: and reporting it to the city has felt like a losing battle. >> i would spend my whole day wasting time calling reporting stuff like that. >> reporter: that's where miller stepped in. >> i wanted to be able to do it in two clicks, and so that's kind of where i came up with the idea for snapcrap. >> reporter: reporting human or animal waste takes just under ten seconds. >> that's the app. go straight to the camera, take a photo. going to drap grab my address. 601 ellis. looks totally right. send. >> repor

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house of representatives called the move a blatant attempt to end or impede special counsel robert miller's investigation well is looking into allegations that russia interfered in the two thousand and sixteen presidential vote the democrats won control of the house in the midterms and have vowed to protect it was sessions has been temporarily replaced by matthew whittaker who's been openly critical of miller's investigation was or was the u.s. attorney for southern iowa from two thousand and four to two thousand and nine in that role he prosecuted white collar and drug trafficking crimes it tried to run for the senate in two thousand and fourteen but failed to win the republican party's nomination he then worked as a conservative legal commentator for c.n.n. before being hired as jeff sessions chief of staff in october last year to get more now from our white house correspondent kimberly so i mean obviously the jeff sessions firing had somewhat been predicted the two men him in prison for by and got on in a very long time so how realistic are these fears that this is going to eventually sp

. >> look at general scott miller's left hand in which he is holding an assault rifle fully loaded. to see a four-star, the most senior commander in the u.s. and nato in african began feeling the neat to carry an assault rifle. let me explain where he was. he was in an area south of kabul that has seen a resurgence of the taliban. very much sending a message that he will go where he needs to go and not be held back because of potential security issues. and in a compound with the attack. this time he has an assault rifle and it appears that general miller is very determined to show his support for the afghan forces. brianna . >> you, too. the public battle you never thought you would play out on thanksgiving. the chief justice and speaking out, the widow of senator john mccain opening up about the pain that she still feels over trump once saying her husband was not a war hero. ♪ we live like no one's watching, ♪ laugh like there's no tomorrow... ♪ ...and welcome you... ...to do the same. ♪ the united states virgin islands. tand, our adulte children are here. so, we save by using tide

matt miller, former chief spokesman for the justice department is back. joyce vance is a former u.s. attorney and john heilemann, co-host and executive producer of showtime's "the circus." he's here. all of them msnbc analysts and contributors. phil rucker, let me start with you. that appearance before the press pool today was stunning. and for everyone who thinks that donald trump shows his hand every single time, he certainly did so once again today. >> yeah, that's right, nicolle. first of all, he said he's not agitated but he wrote in all caps on twitter yesterday about the russia probe. and in sort of an outburst on twitter. so that's clearly a sign of agitation. we know from reporting that he has been spending all week with his lawyers preparing those answers. i thought it was interesting at the press conference or the press availability earlier today, he said three separate times, i wrote my own answers, my lawyers did not write them. i don't need lawyers to write my answers. but we know that's just not true. the lawyers have been helping him draft

to tell us more about this is monica miller.ome kind of recovery, but still it's been a downward slope? it was amazing what happened yesterday, and why it is happening is expectations are changing. not long ago we were talking about oil shortages, but now we're hearing there's a glut and a lot of 0pec and non—opec members are worried if there's going to be enough demand for that. in terms of the market is what happened is a lot of analysts are saying it's a response that is a spill over effect since monday when president trump weighed in on this, and he said hopefully saudi arabia and he said hopefully saudi arabia and 0pec will not be cutting oil production. 0il and 0pec will not be cutting oil production. oil prices should be much lower on supply. his tweet had markets in a stir, but also on tuesday, 0pec was saying they do need to look at cutting production, and potentially that could be about 1 production, and potentially that could be about1 million barrels per day starting in 2019. we've come a really long way. crude oil w

miller coors brews all the legacy beers, including the pbr. that agreement is set to expire the year 2020. miller says it might not have the capacity to continue the relationship. pabst claims miller is attempting to force it out of business so it can grab a bigger share of the cheap beer market. >>> all right. taking a look at the roads here this morning. we have a little stack up in the carpool lanes for the bay bridge toll plaza, which is pretty unusual, especially on a late traffic day like today. a motorcycle down on the left shoulder. so i believe we probably have at least one lane blocked beyond metering lights. honestly, you're probably better off taking cash lanes or fast track to get through. metering lights are on. it is light with the veterans day holiday. 43 bart trains in service. ace 1 and 3 on time. 5:21. 16 minutes due to a raised bridge. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you very much, alexis. a high fire danger lake fire conditions will be blowing through that neighborhood. back here at home, i want to t

[applause] paige: we'd like to welcome judith miller up to the podium. judith is the pulitzer prize winner journalist and they're going to have a conversation. judith: greetings, everyone, and happy halloween. an appropriate holiday given the scary nature of washington these days and much of the country. we are about to have an election as you know. we are delighted to have you here and your excellencies, fellow students and experts of the middle east and on the middle east. i was a little both concerned and relieved by your remarks because up until today and your speech, the murder of jamal khashoggi has not been mentioned, in addition to the long-standing ties between saudi arabia and the united states, the gulf and the united states, a common concern about human rights, the rights that are violated by the iranian regime and other regimes in the area, also figureses as a common concern for our alliance. you -- i wonder -- it is very clear to me that what has been said so far by the kingdom of saudi arabia, by the government of saudi arabia, has not all