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he's mr. bad example as my buddy would have called him.e is, and he did it in private industry and he's doing it as president. he got away with two years without any oversight and when he had nunez and others doing his bidding and embarrassing the house of representatives. that's over. we got nad ler and adam stiff and pelosi and cohen. it's not going to be the same time. he can say what he wants about him knowing how to be tough. we know how to deal with bullies. we stand up to him. >> didn't warren z wring lawyers, gun and money? >> exactly. that's exactly right. >> some of these references become more apt as time goes on. but there's great wisdom. before i let you go we talked about the investigations. you see the president is wrong to think the shutdown would get in the way. what do you see as the priority for you and your colleagues when you take over next week? >> every indication is i will be the chair of the sub committee that deals with the constitution and civil rights and civil liberties. i talked to chairman nadler. one of our

he's mr. bad example, as my buddy would have called him. that's what he is.e did it in private industry and doing it as president. he got away with it for two years without any oversight and when he had nunes and goodlatte running around and doing his bidding and that's over. we've got nancy pelosi and we've got schumer. we know how to deal with bullies. we stand up to them. >> you said lawrence evine. didn't he also bring lawyers guns and money? >> how was i to know she was with the russians, too? >> some of these references become more apt as time goes on. before i let you go, we talked about the investigations. you say the president's wrong to think the shutdown would get in the way. so what do you see as the priority for you in the judiciary committee your colleagues as you take over next week? >> every indication is i will be the chair of the subcommittee which deals with the constitution and civil rights and civil libertiries. and i think one of our first hearings will be on the emoluments clause and the shredding of the constitution and the constitutio

to wait the senate leadership not with republicans democrats are on board on the question of how bad mr mann house of representatives different story but the house so preserved representative leadership is changing in the beginning next year so i think in january to be different and just to sum it all up in one phrase i would say the following this is a process this is not a one case the senate this senate this congress has a problem with the american president because the way he leads they don't like the way they've been stepped all over and i think in a way whether it is the russian collusion or what it is did it with mohamed listen man this congress wants to make sure that. present is not setting a precedent of an imperial presidency that walks all over congress and the justice department so i think this is part of a bigger process and this process will continue with us the next two years and when democrats take over the house of representatives we're going to see this saga this drama this political. drama unraveling until the end of the presidency thanks very much. still to cover fo

mr. tariff is bad for mr. market. >> correct.s to decide which one he wants to be. >> the problem is he wants to be both. >> you can't be both. because if you're mr. market that means you blink on china. >> i don't think that's the case. i think the market's deteriorating less on china and more on what's happening in terms of the financial market development. >> what does that mean? >> when the pressure's eased on china after the argentinian situation, market had very litt positive blip on it. the credit markets have been what really deteriorating over the past month. that's the thing that's catching everybody in the market. that is suggesting liquidity has been squeezed too much. this is also the problem the fed has. right now they have their foot on the brake and pulling up the emergency brake at the same time. they are unwinding their portfolio while pressing on the brake. this is their problem. >> we're going to be talking about this at the top of the hour. quick question for you. what a lot of our viewers are worried about,

mr speaker this is a bad deal for britain a bad deal for our economy and a bad deal for our democracy our country deserves better than this. is jeremy corbyn there why does theresa may think that that she'll be successful at this you some of the she can try to get a budget deal or do you think she thinks that it will think she still believes that somehow i don't think if she were to be really rationally thinking about it there's anything that brussels could offer that it's safe to resume a now welcome brussels really give her at this summit this week that would appease that level of opposition that you know what we saw today in palm and so i think it's essentially pointless what she's trying to do is to go and try and get some negotiation from concessions from brussels brussels also sees the parliamentary dynamics whatever they would give what chances are they that that would prove that so i think it's it's a hopeless strategy she has been warning of this domino effect too she said if there is a second bridge that referendum in the result is the opposite of the first and there will be

bad. >> i'm sorry, mr. president, i think it is a fair impression. >> don't see it.aggerated. it's not me. those crazy hand gestures. the pointing thing. i don't do them. also na, da, da? never said it. >> it's funny. dana carvey. that is the moment we began to appreciate the president. now they can look back and laugh. >> he played that perfectly. the president. >> not -- >>> george h.w. bush cleared for takeoff for washington one final time today. friends prepare for a late farewell to the late commander in chief. at when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. ♪ >>> special air mission 41 takes flight today. a final farewell to the late president george he

mr speaker this is a bad deal for britain a bad deal for our economy and a bad deal for our democracy our country deserves better than this. german corporate there one goes to reason may think that this will be successful at this summit that she can try to get a better deal or do you think she thinks that all think she still believes it somehow i don't think if she were to be really rationally thinking about it there's anything that brussels could offer that would save the reason why now what can brussels really give her at this summit this week that would appease that level of opposition that you that we saw today in palm and so i think it's essentially pointless what she's trying to do is to go and try and get some negotiation from concessions from brussels brussels also sees the parliamentary dynamics whatever they would give what terms is all they that that would prove that so i think it's it's a hopeless strategy she has been warning of this domino effect too she said if there is a second bridge referendum and the result is the opposite of the first and there will be calls for a

this house mr speaker this is a bad deal for britain a bad deal for our economy and a bad deal for democracy our country deserves better than this the prime minister is trying to buy himself one last chance to save this deal if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required then she must make way for those who can. well and he's passionately debated inside parliament outside there was that mentally of pro and anti breaks it demonstrates is. that squabbling representative of the mood of the nation. it is a half hour trade off the trade is with your opinion and also so i don't consider myself. a first time that much so it's actually meant something i am very worried that it's going to. trace in my is going to sign this up to something that will never get out of and i think remain look at that day through it through the back door. many people have many problems with may's draft breaks it deal what everyone is united in opposition to is her proposed border arrangement between ireland and northern ireland the so-called backstop it guarantees that the only land border between the u.k.

>> yeah. >> stephen: what if bad santa and his bad elfs are marching against good santa and his good elves, and mrsse sides with bad santa because she doesn't know it's bad santa because it's a twin brother who says, "i'll stay home with you at christmastime." are we liking this, anabel? >> yes. >> stephen: we like it. let's move on. let's at adsome more elements to it. raise your arm if you think that there is a talking snowman. one, two, three, four, five, six... it's 6-3, talking snowman. yes, anabel. >> i was thinking the bat evil twin santa tries to go up against, like, the good santa who is trying to give presents to good people. >> stephen: oh, my gosh! hold on. let me write this down. >> good sant is too old to fight his brother. >> stephen: he's outnumbered. >> yeah, he's too old, and his other brother is little -- >> stephen: but they're twins. >> and his twin brother is a little younger than him. >> stephen: like by five minutes? >> yeah, five minutes. and his other brother has been training, fighting. >> stephen: what's his discipline? is it kung fu. >> karate! >> stephen: what is his m

mr. speaker, this is a bad deal for britain, a banjo for our economy and a bad deal for our democracy. our country deserves better than this. the prime minister is trying to buy herself one last chance to save this deal. if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required, then she must make way for those who can. >> m.p.'s passionately debated inside. outside, there were protesters and debaters. their squabbling was representative of the mood of the nation. >> it is half of our trade. also, it is our identity. i consider myself european. >> it is the first time that our votes meant something. i am worried that it will sign us up to something that we will never get out of. >> people have many problems with theresa may's draft brexit deal. this guarantees that the only when border between the u.k. and the eu will remain open. that is something everybody wants. while she and her eu counterparts figure that out, they will act as if it is normal. this would create a new board within the u.k. or the whole of the u.k. would have to keep the trade conditions. both of these bring in

mr. trump look bad. cohen pleaded guilty to crimes at the president's direction.one of our sources say the president ordered whitaker to stop the mueller probe, but this highlights how convinced the president feels the attorney general should serve as his personal protector. this is not president trump venting about looking bad. this is the president of the united states confronting the top law enforcement officer about a case he, himself, the president, has been implicated. the president's attorney rudy giuliani could not confirm the conversations with whitaker, but the president views the federal prosecutors in new york as out of control. >>> to the markets. treasury secretary steve mnuchin spent sunday on the phone with the ceos of six largest banks to convince them it is not a financial crisis. the septembworst week since aug 2001. nasdaq is now officially in a bear market. in the remarkable statement after he spoke on the phone with the bank executives, mnuchin said none of the financial institutions experienced any clearance or margin issues and markets cont

it was so bad that even mr. grinch had to plow his way out. >> huh. >> that's the grinch, also known as jawanna white's dad. jawanna took video of the would-be grinch plowing 6 inches of snow in boone. she posted it to her facebook page and some clever person noted, he's clearing the way to steal christmas. >> oh, that's what he was doing. >> yeah, definitely. >> many people have been saying the snowstorm is a mean one. so good to have -- >> mr. grinch. >>> coming up, the sister act. two nuns now admitting to stealing $500,000 from their catholic school over more than a decade. using the money for travel and casinos. those slots won't play themselves. >>> and beyonce takes the stage for an even bigger wedding than the jonas wedding. whose wedding it was later in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." ♪ you turned out to be the ♪ best thing i never had ♪ best thing i never had if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the

bad. >> so memorable, mr. bush himself had to join in the fun. >> not gonna do it.my years of government service, i never once said na ga da. >> the president's grace and generosity vividly on display as he recounted a phone call to carvey. >> he said i hope i've never crossed the line, and i knew exactly what he meant. and as far as i'm concerned he never has. and the fact that we can laugh at each other is a very fundamental thing. >> we have so many warm moments with them. >> in april, carvey described his 25-year friendship with the bushes. and how times have coursened. >> they didn't demonize the other side. was just a different time. >> among his death carvey wrote simply when i think of those times what i remember most is how hard we will laugh. i will miss my friend. major garrett, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up first on "cbs this morning," condoleezza rice who served on president george h.w. bush's national security council shares her memories of mr. bush. and the story of how two veteran astronauts are competing in a game of capture the flag. th

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there was further bad news for mr trump as his top official in the fight against so—called islamic statesyria. chris buckler reports. in the us, some government buildings are being closed and many federal employees have been told not to go to work. not because of christmas, but because of a government shutdown. senators, however, were working. they were called to a special session of congress to try to find a funding deal acceptable to all. but without any sign of compromise, democrats and republicans were left simply blaming each other. they brought this about because they're under a lot of pressure, we all know this. from theirfar left, they feel compelled to disagree with the president on almost anything, and certainly this. the rise about donald trump's long promise for a physical barrier along the border between mexico and america. he's been unable to get mexico to pay for the controversial border wall, and in the us, democrats have refused to give the president the $5 billion he says he needs to build it. so, mr president, president trump, if you want to open the government, you mu

mr speaker this is a bad deal for britain a bad deal for our economy and a bad deal for our democracy our country deserves better than this. german corben their wives to reason may think that that will be successful at this summit that she can try to get a butt of jokes or do you think she thinks that all think she still believes that somehow i don't think if she were to be really rationally thinking about that there's anything that brussels could offer that would save the reason why now what commercials really give her a summit this week that would appease that level of opposition that you know what we saw today in palm and so i think it's essentially pointless what she's trying to do is to go and try and get some negotiation from a guess make concessions from brussels brussels also sees the parliamentary dynamics whatever they would give what terms is all they that that would prove that so i think it's it's a hopeless strategy and she has been warning of this domino effect too she said if there is a a second bridge that referendum in the result is the opposite of the first and there

situation that devalued states insists and when i say united states i mean this really bad foreign policy team that mr trump has assembled if they insist on trying to perpetuate a uni polar moment global hegemony that is visibly failing instead of coming to terms with the other rising powers probably russia and china to maybe some extent with india to come up with a stable concert of powers understood sewers of influence where we don't clash we stay out of each other's business we stayed out of each other's face unless that happens relatively soon something very very bad is going to happen i think right now the top contender for that is ukraine where mr poroshenko is because of his his dismal reelection bid is is staging the provocations like he did in the current strait he's going after churches and monasteries and ukraine which is going to result in violence and i think russia may have to respond things are going to get very ugly fairly soon we don't know where or how unless somehow we pull back from trying to maintain a a global dominance the simply cannot be continued you know daniel and i look at

of sacrifices a lot of resources so essentially even turkey was not ready to go back in mr trump behave like a bad businessman here because mr erdogan went for the maximum again and assoon as they asked for that instead of going for a halfway house a delay to process a tactic to allow adjustment instead mr trump immediately accepted immediate withdrawal then even mr advani thought to be only one said that he was shocked by that so turkey's turkey is not ready to move in yet america is ready to move out this is a vacuum created nobody will fill it in and that's where i believe that europe should take leadership because it concerns them the refugees and i.d.p.'s will be heading towards europe europe need to come in and provide leadership instead of america and otherwise europe will be paying the price as well as the region as a whole. thanks very much for being with us now two car bomb attacks in somalia as capital have killed at least fifteen people and wounded twenty five the injured reportedly include the deputy mayor for security and a member of parliament one of the explosions targeted a securi

held objections right across this house which go far wider than the backstop alone yeah mr speaker this is a bad deal for britain a bad deal for our economy and a bad deal for our democracy our country deserves better than this. the real damage the deal the deal damages our economy and it isn't just the opposition saying that the government's own analysis shows this deal would make us worse off if the prime minister cannot be clear that she can and will make a negotiated deal then she must make way. and if she is and mr speaker if she is going back to brussels then she needs to build a consensus in this house and since it appears business is change for the next two days then it seems not only possible but necessary. this house debates the negotiating mandate that the prime minister takes to brussels there is no point no point at all in this prime minister bringing back the same deal again which clearly does not support the government not supported by this house mr speaker we even do it through years of shambolic negotiations red lines which being bowled in now stand cast aside when now on our th

bad. >>. >> sorry, mr.resident. >> nagada, i never said it. >> in all of my years of government service i never once said nagada. >> dana garvey who you said there spoofing president bush on snl. he released a statement about the former president saying, this it was an honor and privilege to know and spend time with george h.w. bush for over 25 years. when i think of those times what i remember most is how hard we would laugh. i will miss my friend. >>> revealing another side of the life of the former president george h.w. bush. in 2013 he shaved his head in support of the son of one of his secret service agents 2-year-old patrick. patrick was battling leukemia. >> it was a cause dear to the former president's heart. he lost his daughter robin to leukemia when she was just three years old. >> we have more ahead on the life and legacy of president george h.w. bush. like his love for adventure. he even took hln's robin meade up in the air on a sky diving trip. more on that. going to extremes for perfect skin?

and because of that fragileity, it could be bad. >> mr. chairman, i understand you are not here as a representative of the government but the private sector and i say that is a sector we welcome. but the question of how slowly or how diligently those actions might be taken, there is political reform and economic reform. and the big hole zimbabwe is going to dig itself out of, i ncwaraged to hear you say you were recently speaking with the president. and i will just say i believe in our meeting with moneying. >> him. and making sure they aligned with the constitution. it could be done quite expeditiously, not a year and a half or year and a half, two years. but quite possible align statutes that are misaligned with the constitution. >>> if i could k respond to your observation, i think the particlement of zimbabwe has been in place post elections for htig less than 3 months. within that period it has stock hold a number of bills. my observation is perhaps three months is too short. i expect that there should be some movement. we want that d

mr. obama: i felt bad for the guy because he became a cause re inside the republican, the limbaugh, fox news media world, which is how marco got elected, essentially saying you are not a true believer. and i think the challenges we continue to have -- it has gotten worse, not better with the internet and all these .hings taking place is one of the things you discover as president is that the post-world war ii order that was constructed by fdr, truman, and eisenhower, and george marshall, that that basic notion of liberal -- not liberal in , you know, partisan terms, but a pluralistic, liberal, market-based, rule of law-based democracy and those sets of universal principles, democratic and republican leaders believed in those things. and that is the running thread basically from 1945 all the way through reagan. there were certain ideas that jim, regardless of how it was viewed, whether it was far right or right, there were certain ideals that you assumed you had to follow because that was part of american leadership in the world and it was part of what made us a great country. those are now b

but you are doing an incredible amount of work and pushing against these very bad regimes. mr. green: a few things. first off, this session really came out of a gathering i had in miami after my visit to the summit of americas and the difficult as practice got together and we were struck by w the tyranny was one regime and three governments and sharing technology and a reminder for those of us who believe in freedom and democracy and potential. we had better start meeting and sharing information and sharing ideas. and that's what led to today under dan's leadership. i think that's the path forward. we need to be a lifeline for many of those who are suffering the most. we can provide a small piece of economic relief and food assistance to political providers and we are doing that. i think as much as anything. we need to be clear-eyed and clear-voiced in our condemnation of tyranny and standing up for democracy and freedom. because history tells us when we look at the iron curtain and look at the old soviet empire, the statement that came from shington were a godsend to those who

mr. trump says he was following bad advice from a bad lawyer. marc liverman is here in new york with more on this story. good morning. >> good morning. after cohen was first sentenced on wednesday, president trump was silent. but within about 24 hours he started speaking his mind. and it turns out when it came to his former attorney michael cohen, he had a lot to say. >> i never directed him to do anything wrong. >> in an interview with fox news, president trump blames his former attorney michael cohen for any possible illegal activity. >> whatever he did, he did on his own. he's a lawyer. a lawyer who represents a clien thing, that's why you pay them a lot of money. >> cohen was sentenced to three years in prison this week for lying to congress, tax evasion and campaign finance violations. he says then candidate trump directed him to pay 1 thirty thousand dollars to stormy daniels shortly before the election. according to court papers, he also worked with american media which owns the "national enquirer" to arrange a $150,000 payment to karen m

mr. trump had a bad history with women. voters ignored it. because hillary clinton spent years apologizing for her husband. lying about that and paying to cover it up are wrong but they're a long way from collaborating with the kremlin to beat ms. clinton. >> i don't know if i take all of that the way they spout it out there. i a lot of this, in my neighborhood, just didn't care about because we don't read that. >> that's a good point. >> the same is true outside the country. it's like, what's all that about? they kind of go, all right, let's weigh that against hillary clinton. all right, so they discounted. they ignored. they set aside. and why the president is still holding that book out there, saying there's no collusion here. this is just a simple transaction. it's just a deal. it's putting in the most simplest terms. that's how he thinks people are equating this. >> to your exact point, i met a lady this weekend who said to me, i don't want the news because i don't know what to believe. how much of a disservice is all of this misinformat

bad! >> reporter: so memorable, mr. bush himself had to join in the fun. >> not gonna do it.all my years of government service, i never once said "not-ga-da." >> reporter: the president's grace and generosity vividly on display as he recounted a phone call to carvey. >> he said, i hope i've never crossed the line. and i knew exactly what he meant, and as far as i'm concerned, he never has. and the fact that we can laugh at each other is a very fundamental thing. >> we had so many warm moments with them, and... >> reporter: in april, carvey described his 25-year friendship with the bushes, and how times have coarsened. >> they didn't demonize the other side, you know. it was just a different time. >> reporter: upon mr. bush's death, carvey wrote simply, "when i think of those times, what i remember most is how hard we would laugh. i will miss my friend." major garrett, cbs news, washington. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. i will see you tomorrow from washington, and we leave you tonight with images of former president george w. bush and wife

bad. >> well, i'm sorry, mr. president. i think it's a fair impression. >> don't see it. >> you don't? >> it's totally exaggerated, it's not me, those crazy hand gestures. the pointing thing. i don't do them. also, nagada. never said it. in all my years of government service i never once said nagada. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles. do not take ozempic® if you have a personal or family history of medul