mr. jordan would've screamed for help. our good samaritan, karl, heard the screams outside, ran in. [ man screaming ] ♪ the door to the basement was locked. [ door handle rattles ] he tried to break it down but couldn't. [ thumping ] at that point, the fire reached flashover. it became so intense, karl had to give up, but when he tried to get out, he got lost in the smoke, finally collapsing near here, the site of another low burn. these bins -- what was in them? recycling -- cans, bottles, used cooking oil. they used to be plastic instead of metal. oh. you had a hood like this back then, right? yeah. it was regulation back in 2001 -- same as today. if the fire started at the deep fryer, a hood like this would've slowed it way down, maybe even put it out. what if the fire started somewhere else? like in a barrel of used cooking oil. fire went up the wall, across the ceiling, through the vent hood, flames shot out above the deep fryer. no hood extinguisher could've stopped that. maybe the fire started right here -- the oil

mr. jordan. -i have-- (sneeze) an appointment to see dr. whitney. -yes, i know. how have you been feeling lately? -oh much, much-- (sneeze) much better. -sit down, he'll see you as soon as he can. -thank you--thank you-- (sneeze) thank you. -thank you. you three may go in now. -oh miss. those three fellas that just went in, do they come here often? -oh yes, they've been coming in here regularly for the last two years. -well, the way they're scratching and everything. -well, next week he has them booked on the ed sullivan show. miss, i'll pick them up for you. -mr. benny, the doctor will see you now. -i'm dr. whitney, won't you sit over here, sir? -yes, yes. thank you. -now then mr. benny, what seems to be your trouble? -well, i've had a sort of an irritation here on my arms. in matter of fact, in both arms here. and it's been bothering me for weeks. -well, let's have a look at it, shall we? -okay. most annoying, this thing here. i'll show you in just a second. -yes, yes. that does look a little nasty. there's an obvious subcutaneous (jargon). -i thought it was ju

mr. jordan? bunk up for me. i'll take you down to booking and get you fingerprinted. t your picture and stuff taken, okay? >> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder. >> so whenever they come, i should be back to indiana. that's about all i know right now. >> jordan says that his outburst is still a mystery to him. in meeting with mental health staff, jordan insisted he had not taken any drugs that day. but he appeared unsure when asked if his actions were real or not. >> it was kind of a mind trip within a mind trip of myself. do i want to act crazy, you know, to get myself out of it, you know. >> jordan says he had a brain tumor removed as a child and that ever since he has been subject to blackouts that bring out erratic behavior when under stress. >> my mind tends to shut down and i go into a state of mind where i feel like i'm not conscious. >> jail officials allowed us to show jordan video we shot of his arrival to see how much of it he recalls. >> i'm going to play this fo

mr. jordan, good morning to you.congress has got an obligation to investigate whether hillary clinton or the clinton foundation did anything wrong. if the top guy had your party is saying, you know, i don't know if i feel that strongly about it, why would you forward with it? >> well, we do have an obligation. it's a constitutional obligation. she obviously broke federal records law, at least i think she did. i come back do the basic standard. equal treatment under the law in this country. that's the standard. if anyone else would be investigated, to should the form e secretary of state. i think that's the right position for the house to take. as far as the administration goes, that's going to be a call for senator sessions when he becomes the attorney general. if he thinks it warrants further pursuit, further activity, further investigation, he can move in that direction. i certainly respect president-elect trump's statement, but we have a job in the house and should do that regardless of who's in the white house, r

reverend skip jordan/ avoiding family on thanksgiving: some of my family supported mr. trump which flabbergasted me. the anxiety of being with politically-divided family members will keep them from even showing up on thanksgiving. reverend skip jordan/ avoiding family on thanksgiving: no, i will not be going home. others view politics like football and turkey.... inevitable. willie ward/spending thanksgiving with family: it's not like we're not going to talk about it.. it's like how long we're going to talk about it. jaweria arshad/ one of the topics. if you're worried a political food-fight might break out before the pumpkin pie is even served... experts say there are smart ways to navigate the "elephant in the room'. fathali moghaddam/ professor of psychology, georgetown university: lots of families are going to be getting together where they differ sharply. georgetown university psychology professor fathali moghaddam suggests the family come to the table with a pre-determined strategy. whether it's avoiding the topic completely... agreeing to listen to each other with

. >> reporter: and jordan norwood crosses pads with aqib talib again, this time in the >>> there is a mrs. sieve wildfire burning in the great smoky -- a massive wildfire burning in the great smoky mountains in tennessee near weeks with scattered brushfires all month long. >>> a worker has been fired after a confrontation with a customer led to social media outrage. james collin stopped with floral decor with his husband and son. he claimed during this recent visit an employee used a gay facebook page that impeach is out of a job. -- that employee is out of a job, apologies have been made and the staff will go through sensitivity training. >>> a theme park had to shut down an ice skating rink because of complaints about what was under the ice. thousands of fish were frozen into the skating rink, actual fish. the fish were dead bought from a fish market. it was the design meant to give people a feeling of skating on top of the sea. anger from to close. there are plans now to redo the ice. the park said it will hold the memorial for the again already dead fish used in the rink. >> and no su

jordan and bill and linda gates. to see the full list, head to cbsnews.com. >>> and here is to mr. robinson. ? motown legend smokey robinson was honored in washington, d.c. last night with the gershwin prize for song writing. his first hits came with the miracles from "the tears of a clown" to "i second that emotion." temptations and marvin gaye. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," comedian jon stewart. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena? rapid wrinkle repair works... with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that definitely works!" rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena?. "see what's possible." in our house, imagination runs wild. but at my table, i keep the food real. like country crock's recipe made with real simple ingredients. from real ingredients. >>> federal investigators are blaming air traffic controllers for two mid air collisi

mr. de niro there in the corner, michael jordan, ellen degeneres, vin scully, all part of this mannequin challenge org noised by you know who, ellen degeneres. >> wish we had better news to report on the morning commute, especially going into a holiday weekend, a mess on 880. >> the rest of the bay area is moving well. this chopper is over this unfortunate scene in hayward. traffic from the top is northbound 880. it's not moving. chp conducting an investigation on the roadway. looks like they're gathering a lot of evidence spread across the freeway. a coroner has been called to the scene. that i won't reopen until the coroner completes the investigation. that's the jam north into the area from fremont. folks forced off at whipple. let's show you the map. as we look at the bay, most of the screen getting in through hayward both directions jam up. northbound is the one that's closed. southbound creeps by with the spectator slowing. folks forced off at whipple with get to the other side, take hesperian north. also san leandro boulevard -- i guess it would be 185 through the area taking you

mr. spock, wral news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> it has been 23 years sip the murder of michael jordan's father and today, breaking news in this case. a judge ordered the prosecution to search for documents that may have been the trial. that request came from the attorneys for daniel green, one of the men convicted of killing james jordan. thank you for joining us i'm david crabtree. >> i'm deborah morgan. this is an update to a case dating back to 1993. gilbert baezdowns us live outside the robeson joint courthouse to explain why the judge ruled in five of the defense. gilbert? >> reporter: the defense attorneys for daniel green were

>>reverend skip jordan/ avoiding family on thanksgiving: some of my family supported mr. flabbergasted me. >> reporter:the anxiety of being with politically- divided family members will keep them from even showing up on thanksgiving. >>reverend skip jordan/ avoiding family on thanksgiving: no, i will not be going home. >> reporter:others view politics like football and turkey. inevitable. >>willie ward/spending thanksgiving with family: it's not like we're not going to talk about it. it's like how long we're going to talk about it. >>jaweria arshad/ spending thanksgiving with family: election is going to be one of the topics. >> reporter:if you're worried a political food- fight might break out before the pumpkin pie is even served. experts say there are smart ways to navigate the "elephant in the room'. >>fathali moghaddam/ professor of psychology, georgetown university: lots of families are going to be getting together where they differ sharply. >> reporter:georgetown university psychology professor fathali moghaddam suggests the family come to the table with a pre- dete

mr. trump was deported. >>> obama will give out his final round of presidential medals of freedom. they include ellen degeneral he is, tom hanks and robert denarrow, michael jordan and saturday night live creator lauren mike als will be honored as well. former los angeles dodgers announcer vin skully will be given an award. >>> make sure you stay with us on 12 today. we'll have details in a deadly shooting in a crowded apartment complex in phoenix overnight. >> kanye west canceling his tour >> and cardinals head coach bruce arians is back home this morning after yet another health scare. >> and i'm out at west gate teaching you how to drive a zamboni. >> where are you going? >> sorry about that. we're going to tell but this event coming up. if i don't get arrested. >> reporter: and it's that time again, rush hour, we're stuck in it. and we're going to tell you how to stay out of it. >> make sure you stay with us. you're >>> right now on 12 today, one man is dead after shots ring out at a phoenix apartment. >> and cardinals head coach bruce aryans touches down at home after scary moments at the hospital. >> and kanye west loses his cool and tour. why he had to ch

jordan. and michael steele. >> mr. rogers. >> mr. rogers. associate editor of the "washington post," eugene washington, and chris aliza from the "washington post." >> can i get to the top story? >> i love that duet that michael steele did with david bowie. >> "the little drummer boy." >> yeah, that's my favorite christmas song. not kidding. bowie and bang indoing drummer boy. >> do you have one, mike? >> can't say it on air. adam sandler. >> okay, we get you. >>> donald trump will meet for a second time with mitt romney, and corker is also meeting with trump today, and is believed to be in the mix for the secretary of state job, and yesterday trump met with retired general, david petraeus. trump tweeted, just met with general petraeus, was very impressed. and petraeus spoke with reporters after the meeting. >> the meeting went very well and was with him for about an hour, and he walked us around the world and showed a great grasp of the challenges that are out there, and some of the opportunities as well. so very good conversation, and we'll

mr. texas state. >> thank you. thank you. mary beth, thank you very much for barbara jordan: american hero. tremendous, tremendous work. [applause] my question for you is in what way can we begin to have this democratic machine that you're talking about earlier? because you've talked about having a candidate. we also need to have some type of a machine, if you will, to get that candidate in that building. >> that's true. well, for one thing, it takes a lot of money to do that. and if we look at the reality of money in texas -- and i'm talking about money from democrats -- most of it goes right out of state, just kind of blows out with the wind. because if you noticed, president obama has been into texas a number of times for fundraisers, hillary clinton has been into texas for fundraisers. there's probably not a democratic senator who is in a competitive district and up for re-election or a democratic senate challenger who has not been into texas to raise the money. i mean, the sad fact of our situation as democrats is there may be enough money here. we don't have as much as the republican establishment does, but we've

mr. lion. >> good afternoon. jordan gwendolyn davis and i want to say i support free city college because when they go right we go left. it would help disabled people because we be able to take risks to better our lives and help trans and queer people because we don't have families to fund us. with prop w which i voted yes on and donated to you all made a pinkie swear to this city's voters both moderate and progressive had that this new luxury tax would fund tea college and embezzlement to back out to saul san franciscans. there is reports that people want to break this because of austerity. don't put us against each other. it won't work. even with the right ring regime at the federal level don't be on the wrong side of history and keep your pirngy swear and vote yes on the supplemental. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> good afternoon and happy holidays. my name is ms. henry. 50 of -- first of all thank you for letting me be here. i'm a student and a late bloomer at the city college. i was one of the ones responsi

mr. chairman. >> there was a 10% increase in the previous year but we obviously talked about these big numbers and one in particular that happened in my district susan jordan who is a principal killed tragically by a school bus that rolled in front of her as she pushed children out of the way. so i would say the auto industry ensuring that cars and buses and vehicles are as safe as possible when he did not see in the way of this weather is the way in the warnings that can eliminate the human error. you are requesting large amounts of data on the operation of the execution of the autonomous vehicle technologies that include it with sensitive information about businesses and consumers and in response to the question whether it is foreign or domestic attempting to get that without great detail what kind of protections do they plan to have. >> we talk about these big numbers but everybody is doing that thank you. bringing up an interesting piece that we talked about earlier our intent is to get a summary of what information goes into the safety assessment and they keep all the other data. everything else they get to keep them for decades we've been predicting

mr. trump, for example, reiterating yesterday that he will not prosecute hillary clinton over her use of a private email server .... the president-elect saying --- quote --- "i don't want to hurt the clintons." jordan says: "look, there are some pretty serious things going on here ... and i think the american people want to know the truth in the right way, we can do it in the constitutional way that we're suppose to ... but i think it's something that needs to happen." waldman on-cam tag says: "while president-elect trump surprised many by winning the electoral college vote, today it was announced hillary clinton has surpassed mr. trump by more than two- million votes in the popular vote. in washington, joel waldman, fox news." across america now... for the fifth time this week - an officer is shot in the line of duty. the colin rose - was shot in the head while on patrol investigating car robberies. officials say rose was trying to stop a man on a bicycle off campus... and that's when he was shot. "i heard was three gunshots one behind the other." "it's just shocking, it's scary to have anbody shot that close, that nearby." rose is reportedly in grave condition this morning. he and works in the k-

jordan. [applause] [applause] robert redford. [applause] bruce springsteen. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrsmichelle obama. [applause] president obama this is not all fun and games. welcome to the white house, everybody. today we celebrate extraordinary americans who have lifted our spirits, strengthened our union, pushed us toward progress. i always love doing this event. but this is a particularly impressive class. [laughter] we have got innovators and artists, publicer is and haves, rabble-rousers, athletes, renowned character actors like the guy from "space jam." [laughter] we pay tribute to those distinguished individuals winning our highest honor, the presidential medal of freedom. let me tell you about each of them. first, we came close to missing out on a bill and melinda gates partnership because apparently bills openly - opening line was do you want to lease two weeks from this coming saturday? he is good with computers. [laughter] fortunately melinda believes in second chances and the world is better for it. for two decades, the gates foundation has worked to provide life saving m

mr. dickey and this great body and thank linda jordan we have begun to spread out the work she does at thether schools one of the nights of all one and 16 schools have this where linda is working with us to meet program a couple of days ago you're a principal and he's here somewhere but he always opens up his doors to come with our alliance programs thank you for being there for us again, thank you, thank you thank you. we want to keep this program going and it would be nice that every child with superintendant lee a latino descent that is struggling leaves third grade ready to go to fourth grade and to graduate high school that can be done if we continue this great program thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, ms. marshall and reverend brown and the team for your presentation i'm sorry to open up to the board i'm sure there are questions or comments. >> ms. fewer. >> yes. thank you for this presentation and an update on this i think i first want to direct any comments to the academic data that is present to us and at our last presentation that was a less of structural challenges that we

mrs. clinton went through a lot. he doesn't want to quote, hurt her. even noted that the clinton foundation has done, quote, good work. republican ohio congressman jim jordanmember of the house judiciary committee and served on the house benghazi committee. congressman, first your reaction that the president-elect -- good to see you. he seems to be giving her a pass. he promised throughout the campaign, saw during the debate that he would appoint a special prosecutor and put her in jail. so what is your reaction? >> well, i mean i guess i can understand the president, his point of view, but equal treatment under the law means just that. and i always remind folks, remember what took place in this investigation. have you ever seen the subject of the investigation's husband get to meet with the attorney general just days before the subject of the investigation's interviewed by the fbi? ever seen five people get immunity yet no one gets prosecuted? five who got immunity took the fifth in front of congress. mr. pagliano didn't even show up when he was subpoenaed in front of congress. we've seen all kinds of things in this investigation we've never sheen before.

jordan, i'm not going to ask you. in the timeoutu chair and they send you back to tokyo. patrick, do you believe london will prosper under the hard brexit that mrjust mentioned? patrick: absolutely not. it is negative for the u.k. economy. it is other factors that people voted for brexit four. it has nothing to do with sound economic principle. tom: absolutely fascinating. i wonder where we are going with this and the ramifications. update att a real some point on what we witnessed yesterday and an interpretation of it. francine: it was extremely important that the prime minister stuck to the timetable of march. the more complicated against the more this good drag on and the more uncertainty. tom: francine is in new york next week. then we will go to london to keep this story moving and talk to as many smart people as we can. michael mckee is in mexico city. he is with one of the most interesting people within our federal reserve system. michael mckee with robert kaplan of dallas. look for that this afternoon. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. tom keene in new york. we could have g

mr. trump does kill that deal china will not be able to dominate world trade. he's back, his name is jordan the coming collapse of china. welcome back gordon good to see you. what do you mean won't dominate world trade. they have a pretty good handle on it haven't they? >> currency is overvalued goods uncompetitive. last year fell 2.8% and first ten months of this year stuart down 7-7. >> we didn't know that. nobody told us at least of all mr. trump. yont know it was down 7%. : yeah, and also inports down last year and this year, which means that china is delinking from the world. chink china has a major rem mb that means goods remain uncompetitive while yes i like the tpp trans-pacific partnership that doesn't mean it will dominate. disaster scenario won't happen. >> but donald trump has enormous leverage if you're accurate their exports are down 7%. they've got real problems at home. that gives america leverage, doesn't it? >> it gives us enormous leverage and also you know, we've got a trade deficit with china. last year it was 334 .1 billion. but goods and services. which means that we

jordan, sunni, the south. that's a war that's going to happen if we don't figure out how to contain iran and stop them interest being nuclear. mr. baker: russia, as you just mentioned, is playing an important role. been a lot of focus on russia. president-elect trump's views on russia. just simply in your view, is russia a friend or adversary? mr. giuliani: both. it's both. or could be both. right now it's adversary. because we made it that way. it could be both. .ust like china what i'd like to see with china is to be an economic competitor. as opposed to a military competitor. russia thinks it's a military competitor. it really isn't. if you compare the size of our military and theirs, it's ourn willingness under obama to even threaten the use of our military that mix russia so powerful. mr. baker: -- makes russia so powerful? mr. baker: what that change what's happening in crimea? mr. giuliani: i believe that it could contain them. we do what donald trump talked about in his military agenda. which is, we take our military up to 550,000 troops, we were going down to 40,000. we take our navy up -- 420,000. we take our navy up

mr. trump has laid out there that he's not your typical politician. and he's done his share of making that quite clear. >> now, guys, this also happens to be the home district of jim jordans the chairman of the house freedom caucus. that's much in the news right now because they had a meeting yesterday, they're trying to figure out their stance after the election. some in the freedom caucus are even talking about alternatives to paul ryan as the house speaker. so in addition to the presidential drama, the senate race drama and in ohio rob portman is about to -- on the verge of winning a re-election. that will help republicans if they're able to hold the senate. but republicans are likely to hold the house. paul ryan's fate is in the balance. and we'll be talking later this morning to jim jordan, one of the people who will help determine if he's still going to be speaker. >> john, thanks for that. we'll talk to you later this morning. our john harwood in ohio. >>> peso's up a bit this morning. as john mentioned, reuters still has clinton up six. abc has her back up two. are we in this period now where we walk into the office and check the abc/"the washington post" trackin

mr. trump resumes office. ative shot of the east room the white house. president obama about to reward the medal of freedom to tom hanks, entering the room. bill and melinda gates, kareem abdul-jabbar, michael jordanthe president gets ready to award these medals of freedom. this is bloomberg. niro,[applause] ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. scarlet: timeout for a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. time to cancel almost to fight tomorrow. disrupting travel for 100,000 people. the walkout is set to hit short and long-haul services operated by the main brand. they strike by pilots is threatening to ground flights during the holiday shopping season. were for a subsidiary of the workforce group which operate each day. they say they have to fly too much because the carrier does not have enough pilots. no comment from the airline. a five-year bidding process for fighter jets.- they plan to purchase 18 of boeing's super hornets. just -- jets. obama administration has approved the sale of one 100 million and plans to iran. it needs treasury department approval because at least 10% of its components are american-made. meanwhile, still negotiating with iran to file a comm

mr. mcdermott, thank you for your service. great analogy about michael jordan of congress, that is how i look at you and others area -- others. you do not play your star player for four years and let him go. however, i wanted to comment on one of their earlier callers about you guys not getting a lot done. the point you made was mr. mcconnell was very true. people seem to fail to see there are checks and balances and sometimes they are abused. if you are ready or juristic, i tuned in a little late. it is about social security. i am 59 years old in this january. i am working to be out of debt by my 60th birthday and looking at an early retirement. hoping to retire earlier than later. a coalition not taking as much out of the system and also providing for me and my good wife. and not taking as much out of the system and also provided for me at my good wife. the term limits, i did for a while, but my concern is what your comments are or what you see happening with social administration under a trump administration. guest: thank you. social security is absolutely t