then she had a massive p powerfl party and the peoeople's moveme. this time you will not see that. helena: thank you, nimisha jaiswal reporting for us. elizabeth warren has taken a key step toward running in 2020. she has formed an exexploratory cocommittee. she e has had several run-ins wh president donald trump. he called her pocahontas. once to the doubts about her native american roots. dozens are m misng following an explosion and an apartmentt building in russia. this blast happened earlier in the morning when many residents were sleep tories believe it was caused by a gas leak. security forces into that have fired at tear gases wewere planning to them mash -- march on the president shall palace. crowds gathered in the capital khartoum, they were confronted by white police who blocked the march. -- riot police who blocked the march. millions of people took part in an event that could seek the first peaceful chancellor and power in decades. questions over the fairness with accusations of mismanagement and irregularities, especially in opposition areas. >> voters in many parts

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some in the moveme were attacked for trying to negotiate with the government or appearing to speak for the movemt at all. benjamin says he received hundreds of death threats from fellow protesters after being described as a spokesman. >> yes, my life is in danger and i'm frightened. not oy for my children, but i ront to continue this strike. lucy: with freshsts planned for saturday in paris, the government is trying to isolate the movement's hardcore. in the face of growing violence, a setority problem is similar deal with than a political one . lucy williamson, b news, paris. president passing of george h.w. bush has led to a inumption of civility washington, d.c. president trump visited the bush family in air house. the 43rdsi pnt, george w. bush, was there to greet him. mr. trump famously clashed with his brother jeb bush during the 2016 campaign. earlier in the day, former senator bob dole made a dramat gesture to on his friend byo -- honor his friend by standing up from his wheelchair to offer a proper salute. hundreds have been paying their respects at the capitol rotunday where

we tend to get caught up in the daily movem t. we see stocks down 800 points in a day. and we think is this a purng point or whatnot? the fed has to look at the big picture, unployment still at 73.7. wage growth at the highest level of the cyc and the economy growing faster than what they thi is sustainable longer term. when you look at that picture they want to tighten policy. but it's time for them to be s more efficient kaplan said. >> the market is worried. but main street may not be. sten to what we heard from jamie dimon. ear is what he had to say about theconomy and the consumer. >> we still have a strong american economy. you see the ceos say the order books are good. balance sheet is good. wages good, unemployment. may hit 3.3% that's good. >> all of the ceoss we talk and say things feel good in the u.s. >> we believ the consumers in good shape. we hear the news. we have the same c you guys talk about all the time. but as it relates to the skeerm are consumer we're in good shape. >> you know, soye craigll i'm struck by the disconnect between what weear from kno

iuess i gvivitatetoward vets for peace a as an organizationn terms of involvement and the a antiwar moveme at that poin we have some credilility as guys who habeen in vieam coming back and saying, hey, , it is t working, they'reyingng to you, the light atat the end of the tunnel ain''t there,e, folks. it is e day in, , day ou routine e conduct of the war and he sings kind of happen in vietnam. they are happening. amy: that isis ron carbon and 'l jenkins. talk about what happened then, the mix of the bit now more veterans, the atmosphere come the feeling toward soldiers whwo had come home and the students. >> i think there's a little bit of a myth i want to clear up, this idea that protesters were spitting on gis. i don't think that has ever actually really happen. if it did, no one was cording it. of course, when we talk aboutut the warn vietnam, it is, in my vi, , a criminalal enterprise wn you think about carpet bombing, tens of billions of bombs being dropped, agent orange, napalm. but i never blame the gis who were senent er therere and who were on the front lines, not by choice, but b

bush the father of the gingrich and the tea party moveme movements? unintentionally, right?know, bush treated words like little buzzing flies, and when he made a campaign promise like that, that didn't stop him from thinking he could throw that out and govern differently. >> he wasn't looking to throw it out, but he knew the consequence. >> yeah. >> i'm going to positive the conversation here. up ahead, i want to talk about another big story in the news today, the growing stock shock over china. how president trump is trying to clean up his self-made trade crisis. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ eastbound and down. ♪ loaded up and truckin'. ♪ are we gonna do what they say can't be done? ♪ ♪ we've got a long way to go ♪ and a short time to get there. ♪ ♪ i'm eastbound, just watch ole bandit run. ♪ whatever party you've got goin' in the back, we've got the business up front. ♪ i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you i

i think the american people, thanks to the #metoo you movem, they're not going to have a pure he is reallyg up to his actions, the fact that 30 people are now in the wake of his actions, whose lives have been affected because of what he has done and who he is. >> lisa: what is your reaction? >> it is weird and creepy. i am a huge "house of cards" fan. i finished the season last week, and when i watched it, i missed the character frank underwood. i feel like kevin spacey has this weird connection to frank underwood, because if you watch the show, you noticed frank has a lot of skeletons in his closet, right? it seems that kevin spacey might have a lot of skeletons in his closet. i think it was cheesy, but i think it is a little insulting, as well, to the issue of sexual assault and people that are victims of sexual assault. i don't think it is going to do well for him in court at all. >> lisa: do you think that was the point? as they pointed out, people love "house of cards," tapping into this, people forgiving him because they missed him on a show or something? >> i don't think so. >> lisa

it was at a christmas that they were able to movem her f mt.i was getti under thetree. the gift was mommy there. sheas in a coma. after school, we would get home, we would do our homework and watch tv. nd she was lying there in the bed. we hoped daddy would pray episcopalian. the it would be short. and grandma was a baptist. we would be there longer. >> how long does that help you navigate through grief and time. >> that' love. that's devotion. >> it is. >> merry >> your book is wonderful. >> thank you. you all are wonderful. >> thank you. >>> still coming up, we have a lot more including a new twist on a holiday classic and three-time grammy winners, pentaton pentatonix. ♪ >>> nothing beats a big mug of cocoa or spiced cider on a cold winter's day. good thing another favorite is here on this christmas morning. zane holmquist. >> hi, zane. >> did you say spiced or spiked? >> a little of both. >> all right. what do you have for us? >> we made a great cider glog. >> what's a glog? >> anytime you add alcohol to a beverage to freshen it up, it work

it ignited the mooerz movem bey movie industry. the case in new york city, only criminal charges weinstein faces, stem from incidents with just two women. one who says he rapeder in 2013. another who says he fced a sexual act on her in 2006. the 66-year-old pleaded not guilty and hisefense team has been hitting back hard for months arguing that pub lc pressureed prosecutors to charge their client instead of evidence. >> harvey weinstein was one of the mos vilified people i have ever been representing in a criminal case and we started on a very unlevel playing rfield. eporter: earlier this fall the district attorney's office dropped one of the most serious charges when it was revealed an ny investigator did not disclose an interview that contradicted one ofhe alleged victim's stories. the defense is saying prosecutors whheld exculpatory evidence from the grand jury, including emails theybl say esh a consensual relationship between weinstein and one of his alleg accusers. in a filing, prosecutors responding in part that the defendant