mrs. kelly: i will build a new hampshire that works for everyone. moderator: she is married and has a daughter, three cents, and seven grandchildren. state.duated from keene she has served as a financial advisor and run a nonprofit health care organization and says she is a progressive that has stood up for education and women's rights. mrs. kelly: i start with one thing, dignity and respect. moderator: they both hope they will get the votes needed to lead this day. >> tonight, the candidates for governor. moderator: good evening and welcome to the final night of the 2018 granite state debate. i am wmur political director adam sexton. hear from thell major party candidates for governor. questions tonight will be coming from me and mike -- our panelists. candidates will get one minute each to answer. let us meet our panel of distinguished journalists including casey mcdermott from new hampshire radio, john this day so from new hampshire wmur, and dave solomon. good evening, candidates. unemployme

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lets start in the middle with mr. kelly and go to your left.et's make sure you can turn and pat your head and all that stuff. how do you plan to address developers and neighborhood blight? >> first of all, let's talk about what blight is. i have a campaign office on 99 avenue, vacant for two years before i moved in. the campaign office on 20th, vacant for 40 years before we moved in. we got lucky in those cases, but a lot of cases, especially on 3rd street. the vacancies are due to speculation. the landlords want lower rent. why? rezoning is coming. and they can put offices or houses on the ground floor, maybe not right now, maybe not next year, but pretty soon and they can wait. and they will make a better deal for themselves. we need planning. it's not that we're special. we're a supervisor. no. we need planning so there is clarity. we also need a vacancy tax. we want to be sure that it's harder to sit on spaces and keep them vacant. that's where we get dumping, blight, abandoned storefronts and what we're not using for open space. that's cit

. >> you mean mr. kelly anne conway?st trying to get publicity for himself. >> joining me a team. rick tyler. big hello to the three of you. >> it's a personal consult. particularly the conservative end when you talk about judges and deregulations. trade policy, immigration, deficits as far as the eye can see. so, i want this all through the primaries. you couldn't identify it, you couldn't identify it today, and i would predict that because of that, the republican party has chose their road. they'll have to come out of that dead end when he passed the stage, they left -- and when benjamin netanyahu, the likud party will probably collapse, and when trump leaves, the republican party will probably collapse. >>> the president has required in northern california, close to sacramento, it will be about 60 miles or so before he's able to get to the town of paradise, of course, where all the devastation has been happening over the last nine, ten days. not sure how he will be traveling, though, would be suggesting that perhaps h

cooperation between the state water board, turlock, ma de ma e and the n.g.o.s at the table, your mission, mr. kelly, and mr. i want to thank you and your staff for negotiations that included yesterday, sunday and last night and this morning and i think that shows really good faith on your part. as was said by some of the speakers, this is a remarkably complex issue. i think just the spirit of negotiation around the world's that we got to yes on in here with give-and-take, i don't want to say both sides. i would say many sides, is a step in the right direction. this is a issue of our time. i want to say to folks who have fears about construction and jobs and workforce opportunities, that to the extent that this resolution urges and that the p.u.c. is moving into the 21st century about alternatives, it is going to create plenty of job opportunities. these things, the notion of increased flows, and the kinds of other measures, whether it's measures about stopping or enhancing habitat, all of those will require investment and plenty of job opportunities in this and many other counties. having said thos

i really do think though that the space that mr. kelly should have concentrated on really is the one between his ears. [laughter] that gentleman over there. >> [inaudible] for about 30 years after the war, there was a portrait of the grand alliance, everybody had gotten along, and then more and more the -- [inaudible] started to pay out the shameful way that franklin roosevelt treated winston churchill, in my personal opinion. maybe someone will troll me. but the question, i guess, is do you have any sense of how he personally felt about the way he was treated -- [inaudible] >> yes. i think it's too harsh, very much too harsh to say that it was shameful. i think fdr put more than best interests first which is the duty of an american president. so i don't think that because they didn't go to war against russia, which he'd have had to have done in order to impose the agreement made at yalta, that fdr can be accused of that. he did pivot in the tau ran conference -- tehran conference onwards towards trying to make sure that there was a long-

host: what characteristics does mr. kelly have that you think don't work as a chief of staff, and what characteristics does a successful chief of staff need to have? guest: i mentioned the arrogance. i mentioned that he has been politically inept. you know, there's another thing that i think he has as a real weakness, and that is that john kelly has reinforced all of donald trump's worst partisan instincts. donald trump has yet to learn that there's a difference between campaigning, which is dividing, demonizing, and disrupting, and governing, which is building coalitions and actually getting things done. the only legislative accomplishment in his first two cut, which,tax frankly, went to multimillionaires. there is a reason for that. he has not learned that there's a difference between campaigning and governing and is a white house chief job, to help the president figure that out. john kelly has failed to do that. host: the president was on fox news sunday, and this is what he had to say about possible shakeups at the white

mr kelly as well but i think that's ok you know you do you do that person a lot is in the midterm election i think to review your strategy what your priority is going to be is a very good thing and a very healthy thing for the white house. republicans led by trump of accuse democrats peter of trying to steal the elections in florida and georgia do they have an effect no are you all that's going on in florida in georgia is that we're counting votes and that's at the core of the foundation of what a democracy is we count every vote every vote counts and the idea that republicans for purely political reasons are playing games and trying to dowd in the very fabric of democracy really speaks to what become of the republican party in the trump era it's not what we should be doing we should be counting votes there's nothing republican or democratic about that that's democratic small d. it's the right thing to do actually want proof does the president have a fraud in florida. well there's a couple things that are quite right funny about this whole situation right in twenty sixteen up to the presid

. >> the president said that mr. kelly2020 and now he is reneging on that a little bit. when he said certain things are not his strength, the president is not happy that john kelly doesn't seem to have the instinct that is the president feels he needs in order to get through 2020. we saw what happened in the mid-terms and we worry about what happened in 2020. we hear the president talk about potential replacement for john kelly and people who have political instincts and a background and the president said it's not his strength. >> is it wrong where he said i don't like firing people? >> he tries to make the criticism sound that. you can see how he is torn. he was a marine and you see the president speaking about him in that way. make no mistake. he complains about john kelly and it's a day to day thing whether or not he is going to last or leave. >> again, to that question of how do republicans react, the guy is an eczema rene. we will watch this play out. hope to see you back here this time tomorrow. brianna keilar start

mr kelly, do you want to make a presentation or are you just here for questions?[laughter] >> here we are again. so many familiar faces. there's not much more to be said most of you have already voted to approve this landmark and i think that it is kind of uniquely fitting as both related to significant historical patterns in the city and also for its architectural and physical qualities. with that, i'm open to any questions. >> thank you. it doesn't look like we have any >> thank you, commissioners. i'm here on behalf of the building owner. i want to give you a background. most of you may remember the first time when many of you were here in 2014 and hurried heard and supported the landmark designation. since then we have been working closely with supervisor cohen's office to ensure future tenants would invite adequate protection for that show room tenants on the lower floors. supervisor sculptors cohen is sponsoring these designations. we are back in front of you today and we expect to be in front of the landmark and will allow us to come back to you in the shor

i don't know what mr. kelly said to get him in hot water but the trend is larger than any one dude.rt of a larger think culture where groupthink monitors an activist mainstream media websites and social justice mobsters target dissenters in this attack typically goes in one direction. left to right. the right rarely titles so twitter think they don't matter. make a bad joke, use the wrong pronoun, god help you. you will get doxxed, annoyed at home, fired from google, kicked off twitter. what's the solution? to paraphrase walter kern, as twitter limits expression, it started to feel like tacit approval to say so maybe it's time to move on its arts and freedom of our own. i am ambivalent about this because when i say get off twitter, it's because we all have "the five." we have a place we can express our opinions. i say hate twitter. get off twitter. but if someone like jesse kelly is kicked off twitter come he doesn't have a place to go and shout like i do or you do. >> dana: you make a good point about twitter. it's a private company. they can make these decisions but tucker brought

mr. harlan kelly, what are you doing with my -- she always called it my center. we thank you. so a lot of things have already been said, but you said enough. i just wanted to say thank you for speaking up for our community and we hope to see you soon. >> good afternoon, supervisors, good afternoon supervisor cohen. how are you today? i'm usually nervous at things like this but i'm bayview, we are all bayview here, as you could tell by the shirts. i've been to many community meetings and numerous things about this. i even took the day off work. i just wanted you to know how important this was for me today. i didn't have a great holiday. my husband was in a car accident. and i'm in the hospital as we speak but this is so important for me to be here because this is bayview, this is our future. he is my future. this is my grandson. this child care facility, this outdoors, everything that this speaks of, 1550 for dr. espinola jackson is dear to my heart and that's why i'm here today with my daughter and my family to show you guys how important this is to me. so thank you, please le

let me read from "new york times" that mr. kelly grabbed another trump aide, mr. lewandowski by the collar, pushed him against a wall. the times says lewandowski didn't get physical in response. is that appropriate? >> listen, it is not appropriate. obviously i had my issues with john kelly. i wrote about them in the book. flip side, i admire the guy's service to the country. he did lose a son in the iraq war, so i admire those things that the family has done for the country, but as relates to him and his militancy and military management style, as i have written in my book and expressed openly, it is probably not best for the white house. probably need a softer, more civilian touch in the white house. i wasn't there and what is cory saying, did that happen or not? >> that's a sourced account, from people who say they witnessed it. >> i'm not saying it didn't happen. but here's the thing, if it did happen, it sort of fits. i may not have been the best communications director, only lasted 11 days, i have run two reasonable sized businesses and i know how to evaluate

i think he is looking at getting rid of john kelly, mr. nuchen, kelly, for people in those positions that will protect him. >> absolutely. will continue to do his bidding. thank you for that. >> although, they did get fixen's tax returns. so we can relive a lot of history. >> he may look okay after this term. >> he may look out all right. we will talk more about trump's military in a coming block. but how bizarre was trump's call with those military leaders on thanksgiving? >> on like a trump scale of one to ten, it seemed like the eight to nine range. >> on a sliding scale. >> he is not what's the proper term, context sensitive. in other words, he rails about whatever is on his mind to whomever is in his vicinity. if he were sitting right here, it wouldn't matter you are interviewing him on tv. right? the kid who is mowing the lawn at the white house or a general in afghanistan, it's all the same. it's whatever he is railing, thinking about at that moment that he's hopped up on. that's how he unloads about. >> no a matter who is there or w

thank you so much, mr. kelly.sense of in your head, what you've experienced, your family's loss, in terms of the gunfire on your wife and all of that, the recuperation and all of that, and what -- how do you see talk in shooting, as connected? >> well, you know, gabby's -- you know, her being shot and six of her constituents being murdered and 12 other people being injured in 15 seconds, you know, it's a complicated number of reasons why this happens. but when she was injured back in 2011, it was also a time, it was around, just after the passing, a year after the passing of the affordable care act, and there was a lot of heated rhetoric politically about this. and she certainly, you know, she was targeted because she was a member of congress, that's clear. and the words and the language we used do matter. unfortunately, there are a lot of people at some pretty high levels that don't seem to -- they don't seem to realize that. but it certainly does have an impact. >> you and i have lived through it. i've lived thr

he agreed to come and talk about some of the work he's been doing at the p.u.c., and with that, mr. kelly. >> thank you, commissioners. i want to thank you for inviting me today, especially because it is a commission day for the p.u.c., and given that we had a heated exchange about the bay delta, where the p.u.c. has a position of protecting our water supply and the environmental has a position where they want to release more water for the fish, we're talking about trying to come to some negotiation, and it got heated. and then all of a sudden they pulled me out and said i needed to be here, so i said great. sorry, and so -- but it's actually with great pleasure to be here. first, i just wanted to just say that the port has been an organizati organization, as the director has mentioned, i look at the port as a sister or brother to the p.u.c., because we, of course, provide water service to you guys, wastewater, and also the power, as well. so you definitely have been a great partner of ours. and then also i just wanted to congratulate you on prop "a" on the seawall. you may remember clean

as mr kelly said, we basically are looking at trying to come up with a negotiated voluntary settlement. the settlement discussions were convened by the state of california's department of water resources and the state department of california fish and wildlife. and through the governor's office. as supervisor peskin mentioned, governor brown appointed bruce babbitt to help facilitate and mediate those meetings and we have been meeting with him and the state representatives for quite some time. we think that -- negotiated settlement allows us to get the benefits we want and have the environmental certainty for the fish of the tuolumne and preserves the water supply reliability, even though we will go through jobs that are greater than the ones we have experience to date. one of the things that you should understand, if the waiver will be in structured, it is not a hard and fast thing. it will be a continuous improvement loop built into it. if things aren't working, we are trying to figure out how to come back and make things better. that is an important thing. the alternative point we h

ghosn and mr. kellytainly that's sentiment shared with me and i think -- you know, anybody can sympathize with them. but at this point, i do not know what they can do. there's some precedence for charges being dropped during this entire interrogation faze with toyota was released before charges filed. so i mean there's some presents perhaps this could go away but it depends on the negotiations between prosecutor and lawyerses which were very much not at the moment. >> shawn great reporting as always. thanks so much. shawn at "the wall street journal" stay with us we're doing cryptospiral, next. but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its ingredients. nuplazid can increase the risk of death in elderly peo

kelly: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the strengthening the health care fraud prevention task force act of 2018. this bipartisan bill would authorize the health care fraud prevention partnerships and expand and enhance the task force's capabilities to fight waste, fraud, and abuse throughout our health care system. this in turn will reduce costs for families and taxpayers. the health care partnership is a partnership between the department of health and human services, private payers, federal and state law enforcement agencies and state health care agencies. the partnership aims to improve the detection and prevention of health care fraud by promoting the exchange of data and information between the public and private sectors on fraud trends as well as successful anti-fraud practices, methodologies. the legislation we are considering today would authorize the partnership -- require the partnership to report regularly to congress and give the agency the tools it needs to enhance and expa

mr. harlan kelly for his vision, for his leadership and most importantly for his unwavering commitment to make sure the community facility is built. i also want to recognize the members of the southeast advisory community some are here and some are not here in the chamber today. i also want to thank the p.u.c. commission and recognize the bayview community for their entire community and continued community advocacy and attention to ensuring that promises given to the community are promises that are kept for the community. i want to also note that the planning commission heard this item last week and they supported it, almost unanimously. there was one person who did not. i would like to offer my support for this project that it moves forward. i hope, colleagues, you will be able to join me. and i hope you will join me in supporting this visionary and quite frankly essential zoning and community center development to continue the upliftment of the vibrancy and growth of the bayview community. madam chair, thank you. >> supervisor k. tang: thank you very much. and we have also aaron starr h

ne you mean mr. kelly conway?ou were unconstitutionally appointing. >> he's just trying to get pub litsty for himself. >>t kellyanne conway didn' fspond to our requests for a comment, but onriday she appeared to lean into the controversy for a time, changing r twitter bio to the kellyanne conway and kelanne conway's husband. >> when the president says mr. kellyanne conway and a kellyanne the president is never worried how it affects he's always worried how it affects me. >> george conway says he wouldn't support his redlection. he tt was his wife who in his words basically got trump elected, helping to engineer the upseticry over hillary clinton. sheinelle, peter? >> thank you. >>> now to ari ting warning for any warrant about something called virtual kidnapping. have you heard of this? it happened to an olympic gol medal winning swimmer rowdy gains and his family. he's hoping nobody else has to go through what they iperienced. th a terrible story. good morning. >> good morning, peter. iteally is terrible because

and his colleague mr. kelly and an american who was a council of some type. francine: right.. a paper. first in they said carlos ghosn would be arrested in tokyo. nissan stepped in with their own personal story said he was investigated internally, and the fact that great kelly has also been investigated -- greg kelly has also been investigated. here is taylor riggs. taylor: theresa may will ask leaders to back a plan to feel -- a plan that few in her own party support. some of her lawmakers are campaigning to get rid of her. it is another sign of the trade were between the u.s. and china will not end soon. summit in new guinea ended in disarray when the two countries cannot agree on my goat in a final statement. that lowers expectations for the upcoming meeting between president trump and china's president xi jinping. stopdent trump will not whitaker's robert mueller's investigation. before whitaker was appointed to the job, he criticized the probe into russian election meddling. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists

mr. orman: senator kelly has been running against sam brownback is full-time. look at three critical issues. sales taxes. he hiked sales taxes, she wanted an even bigger hike. on illegal immigration, sam brownback had no appetite for the illegal immigration problem and neither does laura kelly. my question is, will the real sam brownback please stand up? ms. kelly: i think we all know that kris' comparing me to sam brownback is absurd. i voted against the sales tech increase in he proposed because .f what it would do including making our sales tax a highest in the country. >> none of you have a majority supporting you in this election. a public policy poll shows a 41/41/10 split. one of you will be elected without 50% of the vote. we will rotate answers now and we start with kris kobach. mr. kobach: i've shown that i can reach across the aisle and gain broad bipartisan consensus. i went kansas to become the number one state in america in stopping voter fraud. i delivered on my promise which included photo hazy -- photo id am a proof of citizenship, and prosecut

host: what characteristics does mr. kellye that you think don't work as a chief of staff, and what characteristics does a successful chief of staff need to have? guest: i mentioned the arrogance. i mentioned that he has been politically inept. you know, there's another thing that i think he has as a real weakness, and that is that john kelly has reinforced all of donald trump's worst partisan instincts. donald trump has yet to learn that there's a difference between campaigning, which is dividing, demonizing, and disrupting, and governing, which is building coalitions and actually getting things done. the only legislative accomplishment in his first two cut, which,tax frankly, went to multimillionaires. there is a reason for that. he has not learned that there's a difference between campaigning and governing and is a white house chief job, to help the president figure that out. john kelly has failed to do that. host: the president was on fox news sunday, and this is what he had to say about possible shakeups at the white hous

acting attorney general matt whitaker, and president trump as well as white house chief of staff john kelly. mr. whitaker was seen by officials as a white house spy and known as the west wing's eyes and ears. house democrat jerry nadler who was positioned to take over the judiciary committee has threatened to immediately force whitaker to testify on capitol hill in january. on the white house lawn, the president stood by his choice. >> president trump: he's doing a good job, everybody tells me that matt whitaker is doing a fantastic job. we'll have to see where everything goes but everybody tells me he's doing a fantastic job. >> whitaker has a major speaking event in new york city tomorrow on national security issues. >> bret: more problems for big tech and major retailers led to another wild ride on wall street today. the dow lost 552 today, the s&p 500 fell 49, the nasdaq dropped 120. what is happening? let's get some perspective. good evening, susan. >> 2018 is looking to be a down year for investors, both the s&p and the dow have now wiped out their gains on the year while the nasdaq is ba

stay.k he is should mr. kelly is doing all he can do kind of sanity. i never seen anything like this of life as an american citizen. robert, in craton, missouri. thoughts on president trump's cabinet. give us a call. interesting chart from the brookings institution to track historically and compare it to previous administrations. the trump administration from year to year departures the total from the president's cabinet in the first four years of their term. the comparison, the georgedministration, the w. bush administration and the clinton in administration. departures in his first year. john kelly was homeland secretary. of staff.ed to chief that's because his previous that of staff left position. tom price also left as well, the health and human services secretary. those were the three departures departures in x trump o of the administration and counting, we expect more in the days and weeks to come. hear from you about who should stayed and who should go? who do you like in the who do t's cabinet and you want to see leave? jenny is in north caroli

convicted for murdering a boss in the notorious genovese crime family, as well as an associate.daniel kelly:"mr. geas certainly did not like informers. he's doing two life sentences because someone very close to him decided to become an informer. going back and representing mr. geas for the better part of two decades now, he had a particular distaste for them."and bulger was a well-known informant. investigators said that for years before a corrupt f-b-i agent tipped him off to pending charges against him-- bulger gave the f-b-i information on rival mobsters. he was leading south boston's violent 'winter hill gang' at the time.michael kendall: "whitey is someone who was truly a gangster and a sociopathic murderer. that's what he was. he's someone that sold out his colleagues to law enforcement to get advantages for himself."bulger's exploits as a murderous gangster and an f-b-i informant were depicted in the popular hit movies "the departed" and "black mass" where johnny depp played bulger.movie:"john do you know what i do to rats? it ain't ratting jimmy, it's an alliance. an alliance between m

convicted for murdering a boss in the notorious genovese crime family, as well as an associate.daniel kelly:"mr. geas certainly did not like informers. he's doing two life sentences because someone very close to him decided to become an informer. going back and representing mr. geas for the better part of two decades now, he had a particular distaste for them."and bulger was a well-known informant. investigators said that for years before a corrupt f-b-i agent tipped him off to pending charges against him-- bulger gave the f-b-i information on rival mobsters. he was leading south boston's violent 'winter hill gang' at the time.michael kendall: "whitey is someone who was truly a gangster and a sociopathic murderer. that's what he was. he's someone that sold out his colleagues to law enforcement to get advantages for himself."bulger's exploits as a murderous gangster and an f-b-i informant were depicted in the popular hit movies "the departed" and "black mass" where johnny depp played bulger.movie:"john do you know what i do to rats? it ain't ratting jimmy, it's an alliance. an alliance between m

as you can imagine, many are starting to question how mr ghosn and another executive, greg kelly, couldthout anybody at nissan noticing. during that press conference that was in rupert's report, the chief executive officer was asked if the company made some kind of plea bargaining deal with the prosecutor's office, to which he said he couldn't comment. but many analysts are now saying that nissan's books really do need to be looked at, notjust these two individuals. donald trump has called it an invasion and the mayor of the mexican city of tijuana an avalanche. both men are talking about the caravan of thousands of migrants who've travelled through central america and are now in the border city of tijuana, hoping to cross into the us. our correspondent, will grant, is there. this is the benitojuarez sports centre in tijuana and, for the migrants in the caravan who have reached this point, the united states is now only touching distance away. now, however, they must decide what they are going to do next. it won't be simple to cross what is the busiest border crossing in the world. some

mrs. trump andf chiefaff john kelly. nbc news reports kellyhe and t first lady have tangled over staffing issues and travel requests. s not unusual for a first lady to excerpt influence over staffing disions in the white house, but it is exceedingly rare for such tensions to fill into public view. >>> new details on the political power struggle ahead on "nightly news" after news 4. >>> and new information in the murder trial of a des d.c. 10-year-old. the three men accused of killing makiyah wilson will stay in ja. the judge thinks there is strong enough evidence to keep them there. agan fitzgerald has the details. >> reporter: yeah, this hearing lasted for more than an hour and the suspect never showed any emotion. even when makiyah wilson's mother went whipt while prosecu present evidence before the emotion was overwhelming in court today. it was alsodifficult to sit ins the courtroom while the prosecutorsresented the evidence. >> hardest part was seeing the videos i never knew -- you know it is a cruel worl but you ne

kelly. schumer writes "mr.aker was seen by department officials as partisan, a white house spy, he was known as west wing's eyes and ears and someone who was counseling the white house on how the president and his aides might successfully pressure then attorney sessions and his deputy rod rosenstein to give in to chump's demands," in addition to the lawsuit filed by three senate democrats in federal court, incoming chairman, jerry nadler indicated he will call whitaker to testify as one of his first actions as chairman. >> very first witness on january 3rd, we will subpoena mr. -- or summon if necessary, summon mr. whitaker. >> short time ago, the president backed whitaker and indicated for the first time publicly that the appointment might not be temp rear -- temporary, charles. >> democrats going hard and heavy on investigations. they'll have to be careful how they handle each one. the with the nation so divided, things could backfire. with more, we have democratic strategist antoine, harland hill and daily c

mrs. trump and chief of staff john kelly. he and the first lady have tangled over staffing issues and trafrl requests according to seven people familiar with then figh to the point the president has had to get involved, del message to kelly. deal with it.e white house official telling nbc there have been ithtances whereast wing staff were not treated as equals to the male dominated decision makers office. kelly's the first lady's spokesperson called the relationship with kelly's staff very positive. >> we always need to watch your back. >> her husband last week hinting at changes to come. >> people leave. they come in. they are it's an exhausting job. they start off. they are young pe tle. they are for two years and they are old by the time they leave. >> so w d not know what's going to happen with john kelly. if he were to w leave, would replace him? >> reporter: among the front runners is nikaiers, according to three sources familiar with the discussion. chief of staff but for vice president mike pence. there are no personn

mrs. trump and chief of staff john kelly. they have tangled overstaffing issues and travel requests to the point the president has had to get involved, delivering this message to kelly. deal with i treed as equals in lady's spokesperson called the very positive. last month.p acknowledging the >> we always need to watch your back. >> reporter: her husba l they comeoff, they're young people. they're there for two years and they're old by the time they leave. it's quite exhausting. >> former first lady michelle obama kicking off her book tour with oprah winfrey. the two power women in chicago last night discussing michelle obama's new memoir, called "becoming." opr oprah spoke highly of the new book which she recently added to her book club. >> you know, i have to say that there the first page of this book until the last, you did it. you brought it, you opened yourself up. you allowed us to seeapedhe for life. >> they tell you, you can order anything, and they listen very carefully, because everybody listens to every word that t

mr. bulger was killed in hazelton, that's the first thing i thought, was, freddy was there. >> reporter: daniel kelly represents geas. >> he was aware of whitey bulger. he had a distaste for informants. >> reporter: bulger's violent death mirrored his life. did was based on the mania mobster. his death made headlines in the papers that made him infamous. the boston globe shelley murphy has reported on whitey bulger's mob life for over 30 years and says in prison, his cooperation with the fbi made him a target. there d looked for him.o bed as for freddy geas, it doesn't take much for a 51-year-old to beat an 89-year-old man in a wheelchair to death. >> reporter: people didn't know who freddy geas was until now. >> in his mind he'll be a hero. in the prison population he would be. this is a guy serving a life sen dense and now he will be known as the guy who killed whitey bulger. >> reporter: the president of the prison's union told us bulger was transferred forbad behavior. he also says this facility hcut 74 jobs just this year. because this prison is so dangerous, the inmates here call it misery moun

mr. trump approved a memo from chief of staff john kelly to the department of defense allowing use of forcecluding lethal force where necessary, butt'for liryt as aolice force. defense secretary james mattis characterized the memo as more of a request, not an order. president trump also warned that the government may close in december if congress doesn't change immigration laws to include funding for his proposed wall. >> the wall is just a part of border security. very important part. probably the most important part. but could there be a shutdown? there certainly could. >> reporter: and the president defending federal es after mr. trump claimed those appointed by democratic presidents make partisan rulings. >> john roberts has been speaking a little bit about it, and i think we've -- and i have a lot of respect for him. i like him and i respect him, but i think we have to use some common sense. >>> federal health officials are pointing to california as the likely source of the tantsed romaine lettuce, potentially deadly e. coli has shown up in n states. anna werner has the latest. >> thro