director morell? dir. morell: i worked for six presidents. have been the may best in terms of delivering on for policy. leaving the world better than what he found. his time at the agency was very special. he came to the agency at a time of deep morale problems and within a year, he turned those around. he is beloved at the cia, so much so that we named his -- our compound after him. presidenten i was daily intelligence officer, he would often join us and so i had two presidents there. i remember one morning we were talking about a particularly difficult policy issue and in the middle, bush 41 said, you know what, i have done this before and i am going to go play with the grandkids. and he left the oval office. [laughter] lt. gen. mcmaster: by the way, let me just add that this was a decent human being. someone you could immediately relate to. and someone that loved to relate to others. i will give one story. ,he chairman of the committee's you oftentimes get invited to the white house, and when president bush invited us, he invited us not ju

director morell. >> i worked for six presidents. and i think as i look back, that he may have been the best in terms of delivering on foreign policy. leaving the world better than what he found. his time at the agency was very special. he came to the agency at a time of deep morale problems. and within a year, he turned those around. he is beloved at cia. so beloved that we named our compound after him. and then i had a very special time with him, so in 2001, when i was president bush 43's daily intelligence briefer, he would often join the briefing. i would have two presidents sitting there. and to hear them talk about the world was really a remarkable thing. and i remember one morning, we were talking about a particularly difficult policy issue, and in the middle, bush 41 said, you know what. i have done this before. i'm going to go play with the grandkids. you guys take care of the problem. >> i put him up for that, indeed. by the way, let me just say, this was a decent human being. he was somebody you could immediately relate to

time. >> reporter: based on the 2011 comic book characters, the cast and crew feel the story of miles morel as delivers on their true vision for the character coming from stanley. >> it could be someone of color, woman or anything. anyone can wear that mask. >> it is great to be part of that universe. anyone can be part doesn't mat come from or what you look like. >> the movie marks from stanley death. >> a moment of real emotional resonance. it is taking on a whole other level of poignancy. >> i think it is very empowering. >> in hollywood, michelle molina, fox news. >> sesame street now has a muppet who lives on the street. zoe is a 7-year-old girl who is homeless. >> we don't have our own apartment anymore. we have been staying in all different kinds of places. >> the producers of the show say lily was added to the cast to provide help and hope to those across the united states who are homeless. sesame street is also teaming up with facebook and youtube in a campaign to raise awareness about the american homelessness crisis. >>> a 6-year-old, matthew, he is blind and has autism. his moth

former cia director mike morel. have a seat we will get a picture real quick. it is mandatory. [laughter] make sure i follow the rules especially in reagan's house. america's newsroom fox news channel we take all viewers you can tweak that if you want. i have always loved this guy that his parents not only immigrated from italy to the united states that they chose monterey california on a walnut farm. [laughter] i call that good research. well done. and director as a fellow buckeye welcome we can talk about ohio later and the general has a book coming out 2020 my questions before or after november 3rd quick. >> before but not what you think it is about. [laughter] >> you can sell more books. some people told me that. [laughter] >> i have been at the reagan library twice in my life the first time was with the passing of ronald reagan the second was the passing of george herbert walker bush we were talking earlier today and 41 stood up to saddam hussein first august 1990 but 20 years later we are still fighting wars in that region so just wondering secretary panetta, what is the

parents only immigrated from italy to the united states, but they did not choose acronyms like the morel family or cincinnati, they chose monterey, california. a walnut farm. you know what i call that? good research. well done. , as a fellowl buckeye, welcome. we can debate the northern ohio/southern ohio aspect later. general mcmasters has a new book coming out set for release in 2020. my query is whether that is before or after november 3, 2020. >> it is before, but it is not what you think it is about. >> you can sell more books. >> bill: you could sell more books. lt. gen. mcmaster: some people told me that. bill: the first time i was here was for the passing of ronald reagan and the second time, for the passing of herbert walker bush. jennifer griffin, and others were talking earlier today. and they said, 41 stood up to saddam hussein first in august 1990 but 28 years later we are still fighting wars in that region of the world. and i just wonder, secretary panetta, what is the legacy of president bush in that region in the middle east? >> first of allr inviting me here i enjoy the

morell in the u.k. parliament is the prime minister to resign may is grilled by m.p.'s about her deal to leave the european union plus. to get the parties to this conflict to come to one place for consultation has not been easy new efforts to end the war in the long awaited talks are set to begin in sweet. and i mean we are hard in south america's biggest football final it officially on its way to your. argentinian rivals boca juniors and river plate are heading to spain for sunday's. final. top storey istanbul's chief prosecutor's office has filed an application for arrest warrants for two senior saudi officials over the killing of jamal khashoggi prosecutors strongly suspect the former deputy intelligence chief made a cd and the royal court advisor of tiny were involved in the planning of the murder in october meanwhile turkey's foreign minister has backed calls for an international investigation and those that it was going to shoot as we are in communication with our peers in different countries and we won't hesitate to go for an international investigation going on

there's a lot of look alike mushrooms that think it a button or morel, but it's not. >> we posted information on the mushrooms on abc 7.com. >>> is there any more of that rain in our future? >> we do have more rain coming. for now, say farewell to the storm. i will let you know what part of on your weekend will include rain drops, coming up. >> are robots electronic humans? a school district kicks off a new program, saying that robots should have rights. >> is california losing its e edge. the next step in technology and why the state is already behind. >> it a big day for nasa and space-x, you could say, lasers, crystals and worms, oh, my. >>> they are already part of our dalai liv-- lal daily lives. humanoid robots are sparking the interest of schools. we want to the high school to have the girls k s coding club demonstrate what the robots can do. >> a field typically dominated by men, is sparking the interest of young women. it helps to have an ally, in this case, a robot called heer. call it a girl, a guy or an it. >> i feel like i'm doing something more. it's not just on the computer. it

short time later, he called him home to be director of the cia and bush was credited with bringing morel back to the agency. bush last and left in 1977 on president carter entered the white house. by 1979, he was ready to get back into the political ring. >> ladies and gentlemen, i am a candidate for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> bret: bush was seen as a moderate alternative to ronald reagan, but dropped out of the presidential campaign after a poor primary performances. a short time later, he accepted reagan's offer to be his running mate. reagan won in a landslide. during his eight years as vice president, bush was credited with softening reagan's view of the soviet union, and pressed hard on issues like deregulation and the war on drugs. in a natural progression, bush became the republican party's nominee in 1988, with senator dan quayle from indiana as his running mate. the republican team defeated massachusetts governor michael dukakis and texas senator lloyd benson. >> i, drove herbert walker bush. >> during his presidency, the soviet union dissolved, the

[applause] >> last but not least a good friend of mine is michael morell who is serving as the moderator tonight. he was going to be a panel member but now he gets to ask questions instead of answer them which is always great but michael is former acting director of cia and deputy director of cia but very famously known for being the only human being with president bush on 9/11 and was with president obama on the day of the osama bin laden takedown. please welcome michael morell and we will get started. >> good evening to everybody, thank you for coming. i want to start by reiterating what larry said about general hayden. i know i speak for all the family members here in wishing him a speedy and full recovery and wishing the best to him and his wonderful family. just as we miss his reasonable voice at this difficult time in our nation's history, we are thinking about him. american intelligence agencies are secret organizations operating in a democracy and the secret part makes it difficult to convince the democracy part of it the intelligence community is number one operating within the

second thing, a morel psychologicasue, is our expectations.rely have realistic expectations during the holidays, and when you put unrealistic expectations and lots of change, you get a lot of stress. rajinisome of those expectations can lead to lots of arguments, according to the survey. something like seven arguments will happen at this time of year between couples. how do you mitigate some of that? joshua: believe it or not, really it is having realistic expectations. when i mean by that is most of us go into the holidays with the expectation that this is goingto e the best year ever, it is going to be wonderful, it is going to be great and perfect, a and all going to get along. t i am ning to be a grinch of any sort, but to be able to say to yourself this is going to be good, we are going to have some good times,mee will have ad times, and if there is tension, that doesn't ruin the holiday. very often what leads to arguments is this first initial conflict that sends a signal that everying is ruined and you cannot go there. you have to allow

. >> the morel color the better. the preference leaned to red white and blou. entrepreneur john cronen of john's crazy socks and sent the president a box of someesf his favor soon on world down's syndrome day the president wore these socks john designed. john's george bush socks are sold out today. that he was oft 199a wheelchair the last several years all the better to off socks. if a fellow former president was stopping by for a visiting with clinton socks when sully the as much as dog came on forward he -starred with the president and was with the president when he went to vote. there was sully dutyfully at the president's se after he passed. the president will be buried in ervicesocks in homage to in world war ii. jets in formation and the aviator wings. safe flight, mr. president. >> and thank you for watching ip ial edition of "nightly business report." i'm sue herera. >> and i'mil griffeth. have a wonderful evening. we'll see you tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possie by the freeman foundation, and kovl

so that talk seems even morel now than -- more relevant now than it did at the time. >> i want to givea fire chief from west virginia who's been fighting the opioid epidemic. tell us a little bit about her. >> this is a classic case where the opioid epidemic seems like such an overwhelming problem. you know, it's just how did we get into this state? it's so shocking that so many people in so many parts of america and elsewhere around the world are addict and can't run their lives like they would. most people's response is to throw up their hands or just get really angry. her response was different, it's like, okay, what could we do about this? in her town she was led a initiative to find a unique solution to this that can actually work both with addicts and with frontline responders to it to change their thinking about how to tackle this problem. >> and i like the idea of focusing on ideas that matter can be solution-based ideas to big problems that we face. >> exactly. >> in the crop from 2018, there are some that you like that are about being receptive to new ideas, right? >> yes. ab

morell see so many exciting things about to happen in tact.o many new innovations, and also ways that will add noticeably to the revenues of not just the major tech companies, it also a whole set of other companies in the ecosystem. emily: what tact will break out in the coming year? michael: the amazon, and google, but within the next three years, the average american will have 12 smart cameras in their lives. that's above and beyond that is today on your computer or phone. that's because the huge amount of intelligence built into the network around the smart cameras, and the fact that people are not just putting one smart camera on their home. once a own one, they own more. emily: what you mean by smart camera? our phone cameras and computer cameras. michael: it's all of the cameras that people are going to have on their cars, and we see the smart cameras exploding because people are going to look at them as a way in which they can not only interact with other people, let's control security in their lives. you talked about concerns about pri

had morelic life, bush time for his family as well as serving others.ival,, he handed his bill clinton, raised funds for the indian ocean tsunami victims. his wife of 73 years died earlier this year. when asked in 2012 how he viewed his life and what was to come, he simply said he was not afraid. ♪ joe: toll brothers reported its first drop in four years. the company almost recovered from the market closed but the sub index is not dropping more than 5%. let's talk about the homebuilders with our bloomberg opinion, one missed -- columnist -- opinion columnist in atlanta. the data continues to disappoint. >> the past couple months especially, the data in the housing market has been probably the worst in seven years. inhad katie holmes earnings the stock was down about 16 or 17%. the nxp housing index really disappointed last month as well. if you look at the real-time data, you would say these are falling apart, yet now there is a new twist with the market turmoil and the plunge and 10 year treasury yields. the tenure has gone from about three and a quart

roger morell, thank you. >> thank you, buddy. great to be with you. [ applause ] >> first of all, i want to say thank you all for being here. it's been an incredible forum so far. i want to introduce our panelists. star wars, what did it teach us about tech and military competition. sitting next to me is senator jon kyl representing arizona. dr. tom kennedy, chairman and ceo of raytheon and general hoch carlisle, four-star retired u.s. air force general and president and ceo of the national defense industrial association. so great to speak with all three of you today. >> and to you. >> so i think the first place to start is what actually was sdi, the strategic defense initiative and how did it birth modern-day missile defense and the technology we're now talking about today. so, senator kyl, i would like for you to start with a little bit of background on this given the fact that you have been a lifelong advocate of nuclear defense and your public service does date back to the reagan years. >> thank you very much. you can think a

just one morele gam for the burgundy and gold. they're back at home against ths ea >>> it was still a huge night for d.c. sports. the wizards shinedd n the court n in triple overtime. they beat the suns 149-146. guard bradley beal also earned os first career triple-double today they're backthe road and play the indiana pacers. >>> london's gatwick airport backpen after drones flying nearby created a holiday e two people arrested were released with no charges.n more tthousand flights had to be canceled or diverted. gatwick is the uk's second-busiest airport and says schedules are slowly returning to normal. th will take time. >>> a controversy brewing over this viral video in where a wrestler was told to cut is locks or he could not compete. as nbc's kathy park explains, some are calling this action unfair and potentially racist. >> reporter: the crowd at wednesday's wrestling match watched andrewso jos dreadlocks drop to the ground. the new jersey high school wrestler reportedly had to choose -- trim the hair or forfeit the match.

. >> former cia directors leon panetta and michael morell and former national security advisor h.r.cmaster discuss how the u.s. can maintain its military power in the world and how to deal with global hotspots. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. [applause] bill: great to be here. we have a terrific panel. no pressure. to engage youhope over the next hour and 10 minutes. say hello to the former secretary of defense,

chris: this is the 27th year morel worcester taken on his christmas wreath project.year volunteers placed 1.8 million wreaths on veterans graves at over 1600 locations in all 50 states, including in the rain and cold at a arlington. and for the first time placed american-made wreaths at the american cemetery in normandy, france. now another christmas interest is d here is a look last few years as at the wallace grandkids as they keep getting bigger and bigger. here they are again but something feels different this greer -- year. this is james, william, caroline, what am i forgetting? >> jack. chris: jack wallace making his television debut in his christmas outfit, aged 3 1/2 months. from our family to yours, have a very merry christmas and we'll see you -- >> next fox news sunday. chris: very good. all right, guys, three, two, one, merry christmas.

be much morell opportunistic. i personally think he will be more like a risk manager.what is interesting my ph you dissertation advisor, was that he started out as an international economist. he is probably the first international economist to serve on the committee. he said the world economy was slowing. from that point, you now have a chairman who is a pragmatist and a vice chair who has not outside of the united states. that makes me fairly optimistic that this fed will not over tighten and they will be opportunistic which is what you need to be. you basically change course when the circumstances change. romaine: if the market does not need to worry too much about powell, i want to go back to what you are talking about with the midterm election. did the market under price or risk coming out of the midterms, particularly looking into what is coming out of congress and not coming out of congress? david: i know the conventional wisdom is that gridlock is great for everything. i had to argue the opposite. said, elections have consequences. this midterm election has prod

short time later, he called him home to be director of the cia and bush was credited with bringing morel back to the agency. bush last and left in 1977 on president carter entered the white house. by 1979, he was ready to get back into the political ring. >> ladies and gentlemen, i am a candidate for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> bret: bush was seen as a moderate alternative to ronald reagan, but dropped out of the presidential campaign after a poor primary performances. a short time later, he accepted reagan's offer to be his running mate. reagan won in a landslide. during his eight years as vice president, bush was credited with softening reagan's view of the soviet union, and pressed hard on issues like deregulation and the war on drugs. in a natural progression, bush became the republican party's nominee in 1988, with senator dan quayle from indiana as his running mate. the republican team defeated massachusetts governor michael dukakis and texas senator lloyd benson. >> i, drove herbert walker bush. >> during his presidency, the soviet union dissolved, the

for the nasdaq and dow jones that will go to the downside for next year, pullback to the 24.5 for morelingack long-term averages. have we seen -- shery: have we seen the bottom of the bear market in china? >> i call that once before and got -- called that once before and got burned. the charts here are showing up there is the potential now we have seen a pretty solid bottom. assess.hat i use to the variables of the trade war and how that stands, valuations are looking good but seeing the economic data, at least in the short-term the trade war is weighing on mystic demand and the overall economy in china -- domestic demand and overall economy in china. there will be a rough patch, and it will take time for that to flow into the data. as an investor it is a sentiment play at this point in time because really wake up from the mid part of this year was disbelief the trump administration would go with the tariffs and trade war, as they have proven to do. people don't want to jump into markets with the knowledge if things go bad, we don't get a trade resolution, we will see greater tariffs on a

the have's if we can get that higher in terms of perhaps new , morel formation productivity from technologyation, robotics -- that trend growth goes from about 2% to maybe a little bit over 2%. i've -- i think what we are seeing in forecasts is markets are projecting u.s. economic growth to fall back toward trend , 2020 and beyond. but there are factors that could impact that. rob, you talk to clients at companies. what is the biggest concern? robert: right now, it is trade with china, economic slowing. are we at the verge of a recession? i think those are the biggest questions we see. david: those are big questions. alix: that makes sense. [laughter] david: we could get going for a while. mona mahajan is with allianz global investors. and robert santangelo with credit suisse. thank you for being with us. for headlines outside the business world, emma chandra is here with first word news. is touringsa may european capitals, trying to win concessions on brexit. her meeting with the leaders of germany and the netherlands today. she needs even leaders to agree to changes so she can sell the ag

jesus: comenzamos con karli morel que tiene siete aÑitos.n porque la pista de baile se enciende con la visita de elvis crespo. la estrella puertorriqueÑa nos trae su nuevo Éxito y aquÍ todos bailamos. francisca: ya lo vi. por alli anda el galÁn cubano pedro moreno porque va a subir la temperatura. karla: llego pedro moreno, chicas. raul: sÓlo por "despierta amÉrica" por 21 aÑos el programa que te empodera y que te hace la vida mÁs feliz. francisca: mira "despierta amÉrica" en todas tus pantallas dÓnde y cuÁndo quieras po es el cuarto funeral de estado que se realiza en honor de un presidente en la iglesia metodista de san pedro y san pablo, en washington, mejor conocida como la catedral nacional.los 3 servicios anteriores fueron los de dwight eisenhower,en 1969, ronald reagan, en 2004 y gerald ford, en 2006.la catedral comenzo sus trabajos de preparacion, tanto de la el pasado domingo, para que la ceremonia pudiera televisarse, porque a ella no puede asistir el publico general, sino solo los invitados. sin embargo, las calles de la capital,

sheldon led me to reading david morel. he wrote some great thrillers.he wrote some romance e-type things as well. he wrote some incredible thrillers. actually dictated them. had a stenographer in his office >> historical fiction writer. >> it is such a fantastic, fantastic book. how you take the backdrop hundreds of years to build a cathedral and tell the story of the lives of the people through that and make it riveting. that is on my bucket list. i would love to meet him. his book was given to me by a young tourist while i was on my honeymoon with my wife. we met this young couple. he suggested that by stephen king. that is what kicked me off. we traded books on a boat from greece to italy. >> two things that brad thor mentioned. we have visited shakespeare company in paris. done a profile of that bookstore if you type in shakespeare company into our search, you will be able to watch that online. also, we have interviewed can folic. you can watch both of those interviews online. right now we are talking with best-selling novelists, phone numbers are o