and mrs. peters. >> come in. >> mrs. peters, won't you come in?aughter ] [ applause ] >> it was beautiful. absolutely beautiful. here they're tackling a subject without tackling it. >> why didn't you tell me on the phone? >> and miss the expression on your face? >> the network worried about the fact that the african-americans might be upset by it. the network was always a little behind. there's always somebody back there who doesn't have b-a-double l-s balls. >> in the hollywood, the co-writer, carl reiner, "dick van dyke." [ applause ] >> i wish somebody had told me. i would have worn my hair. [ laughter ] is depression more than sadness? ♪ it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ ♪ trintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. trintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. for me, trintellix made a difference. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in

mr. peters. i'll send a car over. i just got two dozen deadly space assassins dolls for four-year-olds. - great. - yeah, detective medavoy. let me call you back. hey, andy, did you pick up the santa suit yet? [ sighs ] not yet, medavoy. oh. 'cause i took it to the dry cleaners. i-i told 'em you'd pick it up today. this afternoon, andy. hey, medavoy, how come i gotta be santa claus? well, uh, stillwell psychoed out, and walker's got jaundice. no offense, but you're the fattest guy in the squad. hi. andy. hey, what's haverill doing here? uh, i guess he's waitin' for the lieutenant. now, you see, that much i figured on my own, medavoy, all's i know is he's gettin' to be a regular. haverill's gonna need a camping permit, huh? i can't make these numbers work. i don't see the caseload to-to warrant the overtime you're putting through. obviously, i disagree. you wouldn't be buying your squad's loyalty at time and a half, would you, lieutenant? captain, the last time,, . the time before that, it was case management. and both

discussions in vienna and the fact that the delegates under the guidance of chairman working group, mr. peter martinez, succeeded in achieving a balance served to prove that a consensus of pertinent safety and security issues not to be so difficult after all. we believe that the sets of guidelines that have been drafted gives an excellent opportunity to provide for an actual framework to deal with challenges to safety and security in outer space. we also hope if approved to be very meaningful and self-sufficient in the long-term. to ask attempts to take more expansive approach to visualizing potential legal regulations in this domain will hardly be a successful in the absence of development practice of space operations. the success in achieving this goal will be core elements in the process of validating of space traffic management. we believe the important idea of establishing united nation information platform is an instrument for accumulating multisource institutional information. as apart of national effort to implement the guidelines, russia is currently working on creating an open infor

when saint peter inducts mr. anderson into the pearly gate, he will not find senator or "governtnor", g-o-v-e-r-n-t-n-o-r, or "govertnor" wrote after his name but saint peter will say to himself "ah, this is a real square sided man". (laughs) - one, oh now here she lists your square sides. - good. - i think we're getting to you department mother. - one, religious, very, he goes to church every sunday and never misses like say to play golf, oh maybe sometimes, but he does not cheat or swear. - well that's something. (laughter) i will summit up by saying, when saint peter gets done with my father, he will lower his eyes on him and say "mr.anderson, you are ok, come on in", the end. (laughs) - oh that's wonderful. a little bit before she reads it that night. make it a little bit more complimentary. - no no. - oh dad, don't you wanna have a little better record to present when you get to the big induction center upstairs? - no, i wouldn't change one word of it. - hey, what's all the laughing about? you woke me up. oh

. >> he was mr. peter man right. >> yes, from seinfeld. >> good morning, bob. >> good morning. i have been stretching for the marathon, sue, sue, sue. >> are you all right. >> i'm good. >> i think i'll just dot half marathon. >> do you have a quarter, i got the my chair, i will cheer everybody on, thousands of runners taking over the city. good morning, downtown philadelphia. no problems at all here the on the schuylkill. there is art museum as marathon will be set up on the parkway there throughout the weekend. no problems here on the 42 freeway. here's the deal tomorrow half marathon kicks off at 7:30, sunday the full marathon kicks off at 7:00 through the weekend. we will have closures of the parkway, streets, city wide and also ramps from downtown vine expressway to 22nd street. i just posted the course maps up on both my facebook and twitter pages, bob kelly fox 29. even if you are in the running the marathon you will be impacted coming into or out of the city through the city, through the weekend. it is a big deal not only for amount of the runners for the amount of spect

and we're thankful today that mr. peter martinez who chairs the committee's working group on long-term sustainability is traveling from cape town, south africa, to share further insights with us on this important work. and likewise, we're grateful that we have heritude, as well misscy mon net at that time dipippo and mr. david kendall from canada, the chair of the united nations committee on peaceful uses of outer space. thank you all for coming. in june of this past year, the u.n. committee on peaceful uses of outer space agreed to 12 long-term sustainability guidelines. we call them the lts guidelines and they represent the first-ever agreed best practices for safe and responsible use of space. this is work that started under the united nations in 2009 and this is a major milestone going forward after seven years of concerted effort. the united states believes that this agreement is a significant accomplishment and major step forward in international cooperation on preserving outer space environment. the guidelines set gl

mr. hero peter jackson.rter: this training demo shows volunteers demonstrating how a body is prepared for this preservation, packed in dry ice with chemicals like antifreeze injected. it is done by volunteers who are not medically qualified. in the court judgment, the hospital complained those involved were underequipped and disorganized, and the process caused real concern to medical and mortuary staff. the body was sent to the united states, where the freezing process is completed. this company in arizona is one of those offering storage in liquid nitrogen tanks. freezing human embryos and then thawing them for fertility treatment is now commonplace. but preserving and reanimating a human is still the realm of science fiction. >> what we haven't been able to do is preserve large structures such as a single human organ, a kidney for transplantation. and therefore, a whole human body is an order of magnitude larger and we cannot meet that challenge yet. reporter: the court ruling in this sad case not only al

discussions in vienna and the fact that the delegates under the guidance of chairman working group, mr. peter martinez, succeeded in achieving a balance served to prove that a consensus of pertinent safety and security issues not to be so difficult after all. we believe that the sets of guidelines that have been drafted gives an excellent opportunity to provide for an actual framework to deal with challenges to safety and security in outer space. we also hope if approved to be very meaningful and self-sufficient in the long-term. to ask attempts to take more expansive approach to visualizing potential legal regulations in this domain will hardly be a successful in the absence of development practice of space operations. the success in achieving this goal will be core elements in the process of validating of space traffic management. we believe the important idea of establishing united nation platform is an instrument for accumulating multi supports institutional information. as apart of national effort to implement the guidelines, russia is currently working on create ang open information ser

discussions in vienna and the fact that the delegates under the guidance of chairman working group, mr. peter martinez, succeeded in achieving a balance served to prove that a consensus of pertinent safety and security issues not to be so difficult after all. we believe that the sets of guidelines that have been drafted gives an excellent opportunity to provide for an actual framework to deal with challenges to safety and security in outer space. we also hope if approved to be very meaningful and self-sufficient in the long-term. to ask attempts to take more

. >> mr. peter man. >> actor john ohurley joins us this morning on good day to preview a national dog show in our area. the precious, pups he is bringing with him before they go for gold. you know it is a big day for me then. >> yes. >> jay peterman is here. >> you are excited. >> you are like the kid on christmas. >> we will try to talk him into recreating one of the famous scenes between elaine, you will play elaine and he will be jay peterman. >> do you think he will do it. >> no. >> you know, it has been 20 years, sometimes these anchors want to divorce them self from the characters. we will can when he gets here. >> lock the door and not let him out. >> that is one way you can't talk about your dogs until do you this. >> good day, it is friday, what is the date, november 18th, 2016. >> lets get to the number. i think you'll like it after we look at beautiful sunrise. how about that. >> gorgeous. >> that is from our airport camera. bird are there. >> a lot of sun. >> it is a bird's life, isn't i

discussions in vienna and the fact that the delegates under the guidance of chairman working group, mr. peter martinez, succeeded in achieving a balance served to prove that a consensus of pertinent safety

mr. peter grant. >> mr. speaker, this morning i had meets with ministerial colleagues. i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker -- recently produced by a number of organizations, including citizens of -- felt families who should have been claiming child support did not apply. a major application was obtained. under the 4% collection fee had a serious impact to family budgets. will the prime minister undertake to review these unfair charges? >> the issues of trying to ensure that those who are responsible for children actually pay for their children when a family has broken up has been one that's been a longstanding question which this house has addressed. there have been various ways of dealing with it through the agency that has been responsible. i think it is right the changes that have been introduced are on a more level basis and more people are able to access the support that they need as a result. >> daniel kajinski. >> the government is focused on government growth, jobs and prosp prosperity, something that all of us on these benc

peter: absolutely not. mr. trump is a free trader.e that works for the world. that is an important point. tom: we have to go, but i want to thank you for this discussion four days before the election. irvine.rro, of ucal coming up, michael mckee in conversation with robert kaplan of the dallas fed. from london and from new york, it is jobs day. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: the enemy of the people -- the judges, not tom keene. we are talking all about brexit and the high court decision. tom: absolutely. the foot of rough on the newspaper there. let me go to the "morning must-read." this is absolutely must-read for anyone on wall street. the high court, the wicked ones found at the -- noah feldman. tom: simon kennedy is our expert. simon, discuss. the court did go to some great length yesterday to say they would not discuss the merits or demerits of the brexit vote. the simple legality of whether the prime minister alone can invoke article 50, which starts the talks. it has to go to parliament. francine: a we do not know which way it

mr. peter grant. >> mr. speaker, this morning i had meets with ministerial colleagues. i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker -- recently produced by a number of organizations, including citizens of -- felt families who should have been claiming child support did not apply. a major application was obtained. under the 4% collection fee had a serious impact to family budgets. will the prime minister undertake to review these unfair charges? >> the issues of trying to ensure that those who are responsible for children actually pay for their children when a family has broken up has been one that's been a longstanding question which this house has addressed. there have been various ways of dealing with it through the agency that has been responsible. i think it is right the changes that have been introduced are on a more level basis and more people are able to access the support that they need as a result. >> daniel kajinski. >> the government is focused on government growth, jobs and prosp prosperity, something that all of us on these benc

s committee on peaceful uses of outer space and we're thankful today that mr. peter martinez who chairs the committee's working group on long-term sustainability has traveled from cape town, south africa to share further insights with us on this important work. and like wise we're grateful that we have here today as well miss simonetta dee peep poe and mr. david kendall from canada the chair of the united nations committee on peaceful uses of outer space. thank you all for coming. in june of this past year the u.n. committee on peaceful uses of outer space agreed to 12 long-term sustainability guidelines, we call them the lts guidelines and they represent the first ever agreed best practices for safe and responsible use of space. this is work that started under the united nations in 2009 and this is a major milestone going forward after seven years of concerted effort. the united states believes that this agreement is a significant accomplishment and major step forward in international cooperation on preserving outer space environment. the guidelines set global norms

please help me welcome to talk about his political choices and motivations, mr. peter til. [ applause ] >>> everybody knows we've been living through a crazy election year. real events seem like the rehearsals for "saturday night live." only an outbreak of insanity would seem to account for the unprecedented fact that this year a political outsider managed to winarty nomination. s to the people who are used to influencing our choice the leaders to the wealthy people who give money and the commentators who give reason why is. it all seems like a bad dream. donors don't to want find out how and why we got here. they just want to move on. come november 9th, they hope erin else will go back to business as usual. but it is just this temptation to ignore difficult realities endull jed on by the citizens that got us where we are today. a lot of successful people are too proud to admit it, since it seems to put their success in question, but the truth is, no matter how crazy this election seems, it is less crazy than the condition of our country. just look at the generation th

we're thankful today that mr. peter martinez, who chairs the group has traveled from cape town, south africa to share his important insights on this important work. we've grateful we have as well, ms. simonetta di pep pip poe. thank you all for coming. in june of this past year, the u.n. committee on peaceful uses of outer space agreed to 12 long-term sustainability guidelines. we call them the lts guidelines. they represent the first of agreed best practices for safe and responsible use of space. this is work that started under the united nations in 2009 and a major milestone going forward after seven years of concerted effort. the united states believes that this agreement is a significant accomplishment, a major step forward in international cooperation in preserving. the guidelines set global norms that will maintain the space environment so future generations can get tr transformation, as well as strength and security. additionally, with the increase of private investment in space, it has become even more important

mr. schneider? - well peter wasn't here and we got lonely. - peter's not... you mean he's not back from the museum yet? - maybe he's in trouble. - (chuckling) how much trouble can you get in a museum? - he's in trouble. - he's in trouble. - what's the matter this time? l you have to do is copy a little painting. - i just don't feel it. - hey a duce, i can a make him feel it. - hey, hey, hey, easy, easy. leonardo da vinci couldn't be rushed, you know. - maybe if you told me something about the painting. - well this guy, he's a classy guy. he's a guy what have a lot of class, have a lot of money. the guy's a good dresser you see. with ruffles, with style. this guy gotta lot of style. with a big hat, get all the girls, you understand? - he must be somewhere in this building. - hey, why don't we check the studio? - that's a good idea. you check studio 1, i'll check studio 2, and you check studio 3. - ok. - ok. - [davy] excuse me, excuse me. - [mike] can i get through here? (talking over each other) - [davy] studio 2 is... (audience laughter) - there, it's finishe

mr. bandit, please don't. - peter, you're choking me. - bango, bango bango bango! - mr. bandit, please don't. - don't what? it's mike and, i mean it's micky and mike! - mikey and mike who? - micky and mike who? - you know micky and mike, what did you say micky and mike who for? - well it's very simple man. you just put the loose end through the figure eight. - that's what i was trying to tell him all this time. - untied, freed out, okay. vamanos, amigos. - what's that mean? - it means come on, guys, let's go. - well, at least it's in character. - [all] let's go, let's go! - [man] hey, haltiamo, por favor. you guys ain't going nowhere. - what? - 50 cents for parking. what do you mean, we're just tourists! - tourists? where're your seer sucker jackets, your flat shoes, your japanese cameras? - [all] we are mexican bandits, that's right, mexican bandits. - if you can be mexican bandits, i can be a mexican parking lot attendant. 50 cents for parking. - we can dig it, we can dig it. - gracias. - see you later. (crunch) - i see that! - those bandits, they were the musicians. -

please help me welcome mr. peter thiel. [ applause ] >>> thank you very much for having me here. everybody knows we've been living through a crazy election year. real real real events seem like outtakes from saturday night live. a political outsider managed to win a major party nomination. to the people who are used to influencing our choice of leaders, to the wealthy people who give reasons why, it all seems like a bad dream. donors don't want to find out how and why we got here. they just want to move on. come november 9th, they hope everyone else will go back to business as usual. but it is just this heedlessness, this temptation to ignore difficult realities, indulged that got us to where we are today. a lot of successful people are too proud to admit it. since it seems to put their success in question. but the truth is no matter how crazy this election seems, it is less crazy than the condition of our country. just look at the generation that supplies most of our leaders. the baby boomers, entering retirement in a state of a acturial bankruptcy. 65% have less than a year's w

commission on outer space and we're thankful that mr. peter martinez who chairs the committee's working group on long-term sustainability is traveling from cape town, south africa, to share further insights with us on this important work. and like wise we're grateful we have simonetta de pep poe, tpo mr. david kendall from canada, the chair on the united nations committee on peaceful uses of outer space. in june of this bast year the u.n. committee on peaceful uses of outer space agreed to 12 long-term sustainability goodlines. we call them the lts guidelines and they represent the first-ever agreed best practices for safe and responsible use of space. the united states believe this is agreement is a significant accomplishment and major step forward in international cooperation on preserving outer space environment. the guidelines set global norms that will maintain the space environment so that future generations can get benefit from transformative technologies for climate modeling, navigation, communications and health as well as strength an

mr. coats: thank you, congressman. senator peters? mr. peters: thank thank you, chairman coats. has been a pleasure and honor to be on this committee with you, and i wish you well. is wonderful to be with you here today, and thank you for taking the time. i certainly know that you understand that politics shapes american democracy and sometimes very unpredictable ways, and we have to be prepared to that on particular days. in times of uncertainty and change, one thing that always seems clear is that americans care about the economy, usually first and foremost, and they are concerned about their pocketbooks, their futures. they want jobs, growth, a better chance for their children, and while politics that shape our democracy don't always follow a printable pattern, -- a predictable pattern, all of us need some measure of stability, be it markets,- consumers, spenders, neighbors, young professionals. obama,phrase president the federal government remains an ocean liner, not a speedboat, but there still remains a level of uncertainty about the near-term of fiscal policy in this nati

mr. trump. bret? >> peterarnes live at the four seasons in georgetown, peter, thank you. >>> up next, what needs to be done to protect you from some of your own electronic devices. >>> first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox west dakota, the company building the dakota access pipeline goes to court to get permission to finish that project. yesterday we told you the u.s. army corps of engineers said more study is needed. opponents say it threats drinking water and cultural sites. >>> fox 5, affiliate in atlanta, as a georgia man faces life in prison after he was convicted of malice murder in the death of his toddler son who was left in a hot car for hours. a jury found ross harris guilty on all eight counts against him. the malice murder conviction means jurors ultimately agreed with prosecutors that harris left his 22-month-old son to die on purpose. >>> and this is live look at houston from our affiliate, fox 26. one of the big stories there tonight, texas law

mr. jasper! >> my husband peter and i picked him up in maryland in june of 2012. it was love at first sight.mmediately i wanted my friends at fox news to meet him. jasper, the new puppy was born -- he's one of those guys t. day after we brought him to new york i took him on the set of "the five." he was so tiny and sleepy then as he is now. >> he won't walk. he's so tired. he's the tierdness dog you have ever met. he's shaky. a little baby now. everybody's been supportive. he'll be back. >> he has gone back. every year on his birthday april 9 and other special occasions. >> it's jasper's birthday. ♪ >> i have loved dogs since i was a little girl. in colorado my grandfather had working dogs on a ranch. my family had a home dog, a house dog named jocko. he was an apricot poodle who lived to be 17. first dog i was responsible for was a hungarian dog named henry. after peter and i got married in the uk we knew we wanted a dog. we didn't know what kind. we met these on a trip to switzerland. by the time we left the house we were visiting we had ordered up a vischla that was born in scotland. [ sn

mr. trump. bret? >> peterarnes live at the four seasons in georgetown, peter, thank you. >>> up next, what needs to be done to protect you from some of your own electronic devices. >>> first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox west dakota, the company building the dakota access pipeline goes to court to get permission to finish that project. yesterday we told you the u.s. army corps of engineers said more study is eded. opponents say it threats drinking water and cultural sites. >>> fox 5, affiliate in atlanta, as a georgia man faces life in prison after he was convicted of malice murder in the death of his toddler son who was left in a hot car for hours. a jury found ross harris guilty on all eight counts against him. the malice murder conviction means jurors ultimately agreed with prosecutors that harris left his 22-month-old son to die on purpose. >>> and this is live look at houston from our affiliate, fox 26. one of the big stories there tonight, texas lawma

. >>> first we begin with peter live at mr. trump's resort in florida where the president-elect will be celebrating the thanksgiving holiday. and peter, to you on this thanksgiving eve, hello, sir. >> hello, sandra. as it turns out according to members of the transition team, trump's transition team, the president-elect and the governor of south carolina, nikki haley, have a lot of chemistry. you wouldn't have guessed that a few months ago during the republican primaries when mr. trump ke trump tweeted that south carolinians were embarrassed by their governor. and she tweeted back by saying k, bless your heart. he called her a deal maker who will be a big asset on the world stage. the governor says, quote, when the president believes you have a major contribution to make to the welfare of our nation and our nation's standing in the world, that is a calling that is important to heed. and betsy devos, he said she will make a school choice to every family in america. she a billionaire long pushing for school vouchers and best known

peter? >> don't sit up here alone. come on henderson, aka mrs. brady, was? beamed intous householdsgs ea week in the sweet comedy "the brady bunch."y?9 born in dale, indiana, she began her career quickly in "f" broadway. the spunky blond became a trail blazer. ? walking around ??q screens long after mrs. brady said her last good night. >> good night. >> hereag as a shock to many. earlier this week she was seen in the audience of "dancing with the stars." today condolences came pouring in from her be able to still do what i love. i'm just grateful. >> florence henderson, the matriarch of a] generation. >> florence henderson was 82. still ahead here tonight, if you've ever been told you're allergic to penicillin, a new study will make you think twice and may change the way many are treated when they z4? get sick. also, we take you to that accidental thanksgiving dinner that began with a >>> up to 50 million americans have been told they're allergic to penicillin, a label that can last for life, forcing peoe to avoid taking the most effective antibiotics. a sur

mr. trump's statement struck a different tone. peter doocy is traveling with mr. d in palm beach. hi, peter. >> reporter: hi, leland. the president-elect is cheering dictator fidel castro's death. before the sun came up, he tweeted this, quote, fidel castro is dead, exclamation mark. that was it for a few hours. the transition team did later release a more comprehensive statement that condemned castro. did express optimism for what may be next for our neighbor 90 miles south of miami. the longer statement says, quote, fidel castro's legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights. it is my hope today marks a move away from the horrors endured for too long and toward a future in which the wonderful cuban people finally live in the freedom they so richly deserve. the a last part of the statement, vice president elect mike pence tweeted, the tyrant castro is dead. new hope dawns. we will stand with the oppressed cuban people for a free and democratic cuba. viva cuba libre. there's been talk about who tr

mr. warfield. >> peter warfield executive director of library users association. i hope you would use the three minutes that sunshine requires for public comment and not two. basically two things. i would like to agree with the previous speaker of the dangers of bicycles which i don't think are sufficiently noted in any sense including in statistics with regard to bicycle injuries. we know even the pedestrian bicycle contention can cause pedestrian -- can result in pedestrian death. to back up a little bit on october 14 i went to a meeting sponsored by this body i believe on intended to collect information from the public, and i asked three different sets of people on that day for three separate and distinctly different -- pretty basic stuff like the person giving the presentation. i would like a copy of the presentation. two weeks went by and i heard nothing from anybody. i don't think that's the kind of responsiveness especially from the people that are supposed to be responsive to the public i don't think that's appropriate, and i am sadly finding in other resp

mr. trump's first busy trip to washington is not just limited to the white house, he is meeting with top republicans who will lead the next congress including house speaker paul ryan. peter deuce is standing by where the house speaker and mr. trump just wrapped up a meeting. what did they talk about this afternoon, peter? >> they were talking, we just heard, about the transition. a hangout here for g.o.p. lawmakers, attached to the rnc, just across the street from the capitol hill. over to the capitol building, and we're told that the speaker is showing the president elect the spot where he will be sworn in on inauguration day. we expect them to discuss obama care, building a wall, and other issues that need to be covered before trump is worn in preponderate hour highest ranking officers will have a chance to talk about where they want to start when they don't have to worry about much democratic interference. the democrats will not control any branchs of government here in washington. >> did mike pence meet with any democrats today during his time on capitol hill? >> no, the only democrat involved in any of the meetings that we know of is president obama. but we did hear

mr. trump calling a scam. our own peter dooci is live outside the mar-lago club. how concerned are they about the effort under way? >> reporter: we haven't heard anybody here or back at trump tower say they're worried. donald trump will be the presidency away from him but there does seem to be a feeling now of betrayal among some on the transition team now that some of the clinton campaign's lawyers have joined this recount effort in wisconsin and that is because this morning the incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus revealed on election night, the clinton campaign cut a deal for a concession call to happen within 15 minutes of the associated press calling the rice and since that's how things went down, he thinks they're joining it's legit and prebus said he thinks that jill stein organizer of this entire effort isn't trying to make things right. he thinks she is just out for the limelight. >> this is ridiculous. this is a fund raising notoriety driven fraud by a person who won 33,000 votes in wisconsin to president-elect trump who won 1.4 million so

mr. trump is open to working with all those who are there to make this as smooth as possible. liz: peter barnes listed tax cuts first out of the box. in other words, looks like mr. trump is going to hit the ground running. repealing obamacare. the so-called illegal immigration act about building the wall. do you know anything else that could be in the illegal immigration act? >> well, no, not right now, again, mr. trump is going to work with congress. he has been talking to leaders across the aisle, talking to leaders in the republican party, he's absolutely going to hit the ground running. he's going to keep his promises he made to all americans, that is to get to work on day one, and he's started and day one doesn't come until january. liz: katrina, political campaigning is quite different from governing. do you think mr. trump's tone as president will be different? do you think he'll dial it back? >> well, now that mr. trump is going to be the next president, he's going to govern as such. when you run a campaign, you're out there, fighting, multiple candidates, multiple areas, and now

peter: that's right, reince priebus and mr. bannon, executive chairman at breitbart both taking key roles and interesting to see how it works out. they both worked well together in the campaign. preuibu appeared this morning. >> the relationships in congress are essential in order to get anything done. you're not going to get tax reform done or obamacare replacement done in the capitol unless you have the relationships to get it done and you have to keep the base and everyone happy at the same time. >> renice priebus is from wisconsin and this appointment should help to get things tone and make things work between the white house and at least the speakers' office. steve bannon has called for paul ryan to be removed as speaker. we will be watching. jenna: diverse set of opinions. [laughter] jenna: that's so say the at least, peter, thank you very much. jon: more from the fallout on president elect trump's appointment let's bring in bret baier the anchor of special report. reince priebus is mr. inside washington even though he ha

mr. ambassador and peter one thing i should say the house is sitting this week so not a lot of mps are inttawa but we did spot in the crowd environmental minister catherine mckenna. she is from ottawa so hopefully we can catch up with her. as rosie mentioned it's been quiet from the prime minister's office as well as the ministers asking about what's going on with the election in terms of if something happens in the u.s.. she has been very clear to say that he is willing to work with whoever's in power. we will chat -- hard to save little chat with him tonight but we will try. >> thank you katie and thank you ambassador. it will be interesting to find out what happens to ambassador because u.s. ambassador served basically at the pleasure of the sitting president no matter where they are around the world. ambassador heymann was picked by barack obama. will these day if hillary clinton wins? not necessarily. if donald trump wins, highly unlikely because there's usually a turn especially when there's a turn of parties. not always but at times ambassadorships are awarded on the basis of their

watch this, new reports that the department of justice official peter kadzik previously donated to mrs. clinton. numbers coming in, a lot of money coming in between kadzik and the clinton campaign. what do you make of that. >> drain the swamp, every day with wikileaks coming out a different reason that mr. trump is vindicated in his message. i understand some viewers have policies they they don't like, but savales the american way and a binary choice here, it has to be donald trump. we can work out differences on policy later, but we need to clean out the corruption, we cannot allow the clinton crime syndicate as they call it to get back into the oval office. >> this is the issue, basically the media doesn't get it and the people who backed bernie sanders are just as mad. paid people to go into washington to give our jobs away and donald trump is saying in you have is enough. >> absolutely. >> thank you. and so much. i know fair and balanced, we did reach out to the clinton campaign to invite a staffer to come on the show and they, again, declined. we have a new poll showing the latest

mr. emmanuel, we are now waiting for peter, conservative civil rights attorney, expected to meet with both the vice president elect and president-elect. trump has a busier schedule than yesterday meeting with 11 people, including kansas secretary of state chris kobach who is trump's immigration adviser and some of the most stringent and hard line immigration policyes. also meeting with billy ross and ending the day with john kelly, from the u.s. southern command and meeting with mayor giuliani and governor chris christie. both very interesting considering governor christie was recently ousted as head of trump's transition team and both trump's loyalists have yet to be given positions. we also know more about yesterday's meeting with the former governor mitt romney, campaign saying this is definitively in fact the secretary of state position was discussed with mr. romney. now, remember going into this meeting, it was unsure whether or not it was more after cordial symbolic invite. something to bury the hatchet. but mr. pence speaking on fox news sunday that this is not only about meeting on

peter schiff on monday, mr. faber tonight. they are talking about effectively the same thing. will say, the different degrees with each guy, is that they can't tell you what is going to happen. and therein lies the rub. one of the things we said, they might be right, but they might be right from s&p 2500, 2600. there is absolutely no way of knowing. and until somebody can tell me the catalyst -- and by the way, i thought i have seen it a number of times over the last year, year-and-a-half. you know, it's just interesting conversation. but it doesn't really help -- it doesn't help you to make money. >> well, the surgeon stocks has made the cost of insuring your portfolio against decline as cheap as it's been in a while. so is now a good time to buy some protection? mike coe joins us in austin with a vix road map. mike. >> yeah, i think it really is. it's interesting, because, of course, most people who follow the vix realize that the vix index will tend to drop as stocks rise and the vix will go much higher. we can take a look at that and in situations like the one we have had,

peter: jeff, same question. jeffrey: same disclaimer, i am not here representing the trump campaign or mr. trump in any way, and i have some criticisms and praise on that front. 's policiesr. trump are concerned, there are a lot objectives.als and i think we all want to see the benefits of the internet be made available to all. i think we want to see more rapid innovation. i think we want to see lower prices. i think what mr. trump is saying is that the path to those objectives is less regulation, lower taxation, and so forth. inyou are a believer government as an instrument in achieving those goals, as many democrats are, then you are going to have a bullet point agenda as secretary clinton does. there is no question that her bullet point agenda is much longer and more extensive than trump's agenda is. the question is, will it be more effective? trump's people would argue that regulation and taxation is an across-the-board policy that would achieve results. peter: craig aaron also brought up the fact that donald trump has spoken out already against the proposed at&t-time warner merger. wh

next up is peter blodgett. mr. blodgett: thank you, bruce, and i am happy i managed to navigate past my cospeaker donna campbell without having landed on her or over her. it is crowded quarters, but i trust that by the end of the program, you will agree that having the four of us up here was worth it. let me offer particular thanks to mark for their marvelous management of today's festivities. in doing so, that me also say that, really, i'm sure we didn't really need quite so warm a welcome, but i do appreciate it nonetheless. my part in the festivities, of course, is to speak about jack london's west, or the west in which jack london found himself. i am the outlier here. i am an historian. and i bow to the knowledge of my colleagues about london, and i am going to safely avoid most reference to him in the course of my remarks today. although, as a proper historian, i do share my profession's belief in the significance of contingency in history. i am also fully aware of the dangers of relying upon coincidence as th

mrs. bluebird technology. coming up, silicon valley is most divisive voice. peter thiel defense.y another block lester week of tech earning. everything you need to know. withmy exclusive interview a ceo about the impact of learning machines and more. first of all, peter thiel opens up about his support of donald trump. he said the presidential nominee represents a new republican party. peter thiel: the medical it happens in this election, what donald trump represents is not crazy and is not going away. he points to a new republican party beyond the dogma of the reaganism. he points beyond the remaking of one party to a new politics that rejects bubble thinking and reckons with reality. emily: peter thiel has been a political lightning rod will stop he has been affecting supporters which almost universally oppose the presidential nominee had he increased his support by donating $1.25 million to donald trump's campaign. , asing me, bob o'donnell well as bloomberg tech venture reporter. it was interesting as those allegations around sexual assault started rolling out about donald tr

mr. nico the there appeared geico is a third-grader at st. peter and paul. >>[applause] i happen to know him although i did not know that he was the person that committed the name. as president coming says were over 300 entries to name the fire boat. nico is the winner. were going to unveil the name soon but i did want to say that he had about eight member panel on the selection committee. was not an easy task but you are entry was picked. i'm going to have you unveiled again shortly but first of all we are going to have nico read a fire code that was written in 1935 by one of our members. >> here is a scuttle that protects our big a floating tower with a chilling spray. to douse the anger of starting flame and put the minutes of dread fire to shame. whose staffs this towering ship spewing when she must team into some blazing slip? must be firefighters of courage possessed by very few. members of our fire boat's crew. >> >>[applause] >> great job. nico is the son of one of our valuable members capt. tony rivera. tony, please stand up. and his lovely wife, li

peter? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, trish. and mr. trump's transition team calls them equal partners as they head to the white house this january. priebus said this morning on "fox & friends" that he and ban nonwill continue to make a good team -- bannon will continue to make a good team. listen. >> absolutely essential in order to get anything done. you're not going to get tax reform done, obamacare replaced done in the capitol unless you have the relationships to get it done. and you have to keep the base and everyone happy at the same time. >> reporter: and one of those key relationships for reince priebus as you recall, trish, is house speaker paul ryan. they're both from wisconsin, they've been good, good friends for 20 years, so that appointment could perhaps help get some things done with congress. we also, reporters also met up with kellyanne conway, mr. trump's campaign manager, as she was showing up here today at trump tower, and she was asked about additional appointments to the trump team. here's what she said. >> some add

peter? >> yeah, mom. >> don't sit up here alone. come on downstairs. >> florence henderson, aka mrs. brady, was beamed into thousands of households each week in the sweet comedy "the brady bunch." born in dale, indiana, she began her career on the stage and quickly took show business by storm, landing the title role in "fanny" on broadway. >> in 1959, henderson was hired to be the very first today girl here on nbc."today girl here on nbc.: girl here on nbc. she was also the first woman to ever host "the tonight show" before johnny carson took over. from "the puppets show" "to later today" to reality tv, henderson remained a fixture on american television screens long after mrs. brady said her last good night. >> her death coming as a shock to many. earlier this week she was seen in the audience of "dancing with the stars." today condolences came pouring in from her on-screen kids. you are in my heart forever. >> proud to call her mom and a lifelong friend. >> henderson never lost site of how lucky she was. >> i am so blessed to be able to still do what i love. florence henderson was