during the 8 month tenure as interim port director mrs. forbes per formed very well under pressure and it was indeed a seemless transition. the port commission are esstatic the mayor named her the exectesk drether and look forward for many years of collaboration with the executive director and port staff. congratulations to our executive director, elaine forbes. [applause] >> thank you very much. good afternoon president adams viz president brandon. i'm elaine forb squz proud to serve as executive director of the port. serve the many stakeholder jz millions of people that visit the water front which is so renound each year. first and formost i like to thank the commission. the i know commission officer put a great deal of time over the summer to conduct a fair and thorough process to find the very best qualified candidates. i also want to thank mayor lee for appointing me. mayor lee guide me as interim director and made abundantly clear he is chairing for ourport. i like to thank staff for innovation and slnt work ethic and outperforming in your

mr. forbes: mr. speaker, i want to thank mr. lamb born for his work in this area and for doing this special order. and mr. lamb born talked about the impact the bible had had on his life. the bible began having an impact on my lifelong before i was born this little book is over 75 years old. it's called the heart shield bible. in this side -- bible. inside of it it has my father's name and it says, from mother and daddy. it was given to him when he was 19 years old, just before he left to go fight in world war ii. he ended up at normandy, not with the initial invasion but a little while after that. and somewhere in europe, i don't know where it was, he opened this book and he read it. the theory of this book was, it had a gold plate on the front, it was supposed to be put in your pocket to protect your heart if you were shot. i don't know that it ever did that, but it changed his heart. he made a promise in those fox holes that if he got back home he'd have his family, which he didn't have at the time, in church every single sun

during the 8 month tenure as interim port director mrs. forbes per formed very well under pressure and it was indeed a seemless transition. the port commission are esstatic the mayor named her the exectesk drether and look forward for many years of collaboration with the executive director and port staff. congratulations to our executive director, elaine forbes. [applause] >> thank you very much. good afternoon president adams viz president brandon. i'm elaine forb squz proud to serve as executive director of the port. serve the many stakeholder jz millions of people that visit the water front which is so renound each year. first and formost i like to thank the commission. the i know commission officer put a great deal of time over the summer to conduct a fair and thorough process to find the very best qualified candidates. i also want to thank mayor lee for appointing me. mayor lee guide me as interim director and made abundantly clear he is chairing for ourport. i like to thank staff for innovation and slnt work ethic and outperforming in your

during the 8 month tenure as interim port director mrs. forbes per formed very well under pressure and it was indeed a seemless transition. the port commission are esstatic the mayor named her the exectesk drether and look forward for many years of collaboration with the executive director and port staff. congratulations to our executive director, elaine forbes. [applause] >> thank you very much. good afternoon president adams viz president brandon. i'm elaine forb squz proud to serve as executive director of the port. serve the many stakeholder jz millions of people that visit the water front which is so renound each year. first and formost i like to thank the commission. the i know commission officer put a great deal of time over the summer to conduct a fair and thorough process to find the very best qualified candidates. i also want to thank mayor lee for appointing me. mayor lee guide me as interim director and made abundantly clear he is chairing for ourport. i like to thank staff for innovation and slnt work ethic and outperforming in your

steve forbes, mr.alist himself, wouldn't it be wonderful to get back to capitalist model instead of something between capitalism and socialism. >> no third way. david: if you are tapped to be treasury secretary or treasury of commerce or something else, in this administration, would you accept? >> well i would be very flattered but i think i can play a constructive role as activist journalist but i will be supportive. david: not ruling it out? >> not ruling in or ruling out. i will be supportive. david: you said commerce secretary. commerce doesn't do that much. >> not a commerce. david: you could be, if you were secretary of commerce, you would actually eliminate your own agency. wouldn't that be nice to have, sow the seeds of destruction within the commerce department? >> i proposed that when i ran 20 years ago. as ronald reagan said, there is nothing more immortal than a government agency. you have to get congress, they have a lot of other things they have to get done, particularly on the tax side t

welcome to forbes on fox, good to see you again. first up, mr. trump's free market plan to drive up health care costs, drive up competition by letting health insurers drive across state lines. >> if you wanted better care for lower prices, you move towards a free market and we see all the time, free markets turn scarcity into abundance. health care is no difference. >> why not allow people to buy across state lines? >> because it does not fly in the face of what could have happened and that is getting your insurance across state lines. >> so would this free market solution work? let's go in focus and find out what steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, and bill baldwin, well see we heard you there recommending it, is it going to work this time? >> competition always works, the state lines now are cartels, so nationwide shopping not only would shake up the industry, but also invite new players to come in this area as well. so you get more competition, more innovation, more productivity, it should have been done years ago, i live in new jersey, i could

forb this reporter. in a very busy day for mr. obama, f began his day at 11:00 a.m., right here in the oval office behind me. a 90 minute meeting with donald trump toa talk about the peaceful transition of power. that meeting with the cavaliers. the eighth time he met with nba champions.t. more than 400 family/friends officials of the cavaliersan along with state and local offis gathered at the white house ros garden to enjoy president obama heaping praise and jokes on each individual member of the team are called lebron james one of the greatest of all time. >> 's insistence and make sure to do the right place. his determination, all of which makes it one of the great players of all time. >> as is tradition, the receive a cavaliers jersey. obama, 16. >> in the crowd, the mother of coach ty lue who miss the final while battling cancer, the blessing today. never thought that this they would have become just glad to be here to share this day with my son has been a blessing. do a chance to go to the

welcome to forbes on fox, good to see you again. first up, mr. trump's free market plan to drive up health care costs, drive up competition by letting health insurers drive across state lines. >> if you wanted better care for lower prices, you move towards a free market and we see all the time, free markets turn scarcity into abundance. health care is no difference. >> why not allow people to buy

mr. trump is expected to nominate wilbur ross... a new jersey native who has amassed a fortune that forbes estimates to be roughly 3-billion dollars. ross would play a key role... in trade and jobs - two of mr. trump's signature anchors toss to rob rob gives weather deck tour rob's weather forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a low and the trough that trails it will move over our are end cloudy with a chance for showers by this evening. showers persist overnight, possibly mixing in with snow. no significant accumulation is expected. after a few morning flurries or showers, we dry up but stay mostly cloudy on thursday. well dip to the upper 30s wa to possibly mid 40s by early next week. today: early sun then becoming cloudy. chance of evening showers. high: 44 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: showers, possibly mixing with snow. low: 36 wind: w-nw 5-10 mph thursday: early am showers/snow showers then mostly cloudy. high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. am low: 32 high: 38 wind: wnw 5-10 mph 27 high: 38 wind: wnw 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and/or snow. am low: 26 high: 42 wind: sw 5-15 mph

"forbes" editor landed exclusive interview with mr. kurschner. he joins us now.chner says i doesn't talk to the press. why did he talk to you? >> can you blame him? couple things. there are so much written about him, 5,000 word giant pieces writing around him, bashes his character. went back to old stuff. he wanted to spin forward to say what he is doing now. i'm entrepreneur and tech writer they think this is tech story and we got the deal. david: what we found out reading your piece, trump's victory, everybody admits trump is marketing genius. so is area kurschner, he did a lot of stuff changing his brand from tv star businessman to a president and he succeeded changing that. that was marketing genius. >> i spoke to peter thiel, obviously billionaire tech genius, this reminds him of a big, stodgy powerful tech company which is the clinton campaign, and they are the scrappy startups. they didn't know what they were doing at first. trump is conventional, they ran unconventional campaign and it worked. david: neil was supporter trump. eric schmidt former ceo ever

forbes is devastated. she's asking for work lelee. and so mr. karns is not going to get his child? a family court judge will make that decision, of course. most of the time. i just thought he wawa an okay guy -- mr. karns. he wasn't that okay. we have records going backck- child support was always spotty, and up until eight years ago, he had a record of violent crimes. timothy goes to a foster home then? yes, for six months, maybe a year, and then there'll l another hearing set. his mother is a doper. his father may not last six months or a year. you're the one who said he was okay, detective. why can't you understand that?! 'll be at the motel, joe. frank, i owe you an apology. the thing about the family not being apart -- i'm glad you're here. i love you, joey. look at your daddy. how is bi bim bab? oh...v.vy good. this is excellent. [ burps ] thank you.u. this is terrible! mr. community relations. hey, you know whereryour dream came from, don't you? where? we started watching that show last night about hiroshima. unh-unh. i fell asleep right when it came on. yeah, but i bet your

mr. ross is said to be worth some $2.9 billion, according to forbes and trump today in front of the press said that he believed ross was a candidate for that position. trump also met with black entertainment television ceo robert jbs and his migrant secretary of state and david mccormick, a president of a hedge fund. harris. >> and in keeping with the latest theme of calling up the rivals, former texas governor and presidential candidate himself rick perry is scheduled for tomorrow to meet with donald trump. what have you learned about that? >> reporter: that is right. so president-elect trump had 12 meetings today and he is going to manhattan tomorrow and one of the meeting will be with rick perry. reuters reporting that the trump administration is looking to see whether or not perry could be good for energy secretary or perhaps defense or veteran affairs. again, interestingly about the energy secretary job, if you remember back in 2011, perry forgot the energy department when he was listing three departments that he thought he wanted to get rid of, so that is a bit ironic so he is meeti

steve forbes, i believe in talking about the taj mahal in atlantic city, that's no longer associated with mrw he handles those businesses in relation to what he does on the other initiatives getting a great deal of scrutiny. >>> in the meantime, tomorrow is thanksgiving. and some of you commented, neil, we heard you had heart surgery and are taking it easy and not eating too much. that's a given. but i want to point out, it's just one day, look at what i've been through. would it really hurt if i had extra stuffing? because now i'm going into the control room to get my producers for digging up these pictures to make me feel guilty. and yes, the hospital gown does add 15 pounds. more after this. what do you tell your clients? >> there's a place to merge both healthy eating as well as enjoying the holiday. i think so much of the holiday has to do with focusing on the gratitude that we have for our lives and also for our food. part of the gratitude for the food means slowing down and enjoying every single bite and not necessarily getting to the point of being stuffed ourselves like the turkeys

mr. speaker, can i just say that perhaps one should never trust the former chief. >> forbes magazine reporting was the highest paid woman in music in 2016 with earnings of $170 million. last year came in second to katy perry with 80 million. adele was second this year with 80.5 million in earnings. that is the news update this hour. it is a lot of money any way you slice it. melissa, back to you. >> thank you very much, sue herera. 30 minutes after the fed's decisions and markets are holding steady. we're off the low of the day now, with the s&p 500 above that 2100 level at this hour. down 8 points. in terms of the price of oil, we're seeing that continue to slide and precipitously, to jackie deangelis at the nymex. >> we saw crude oil dip under 45, we did rebound to close over that level. but a big slide today after the doe reported that 14.4 million barrel bills in crude oil inventory, nobody was expecting that. imports were up 2 million barrels. that accounts for some of it, but certainly not all of the surplus. u.s. production up for three consecutive weeks. that's what tends to happen whe

forbes. i will stay on "the new york times" donald trump meeting. it seems that mr.un his business empire. he backtracked or softened if you like on climate change. he says well he is keeping an open mind on that. he did reverse his decision to investigate hillary clinton. look who is here? tucker carlson, the host of the new and wildly successful "tucker carlson tonight." you're laughing. that is no joke. you are wildly successful, mr. carlson, and you know it. >> it is thanksgiving week. so ratings are a little flaky. you're really nice. stuart: you're the kind of guy who wan shred somebody with a smile on your face. i think that is why you're very popular. talk about interview with "new york times" with donald trump. he really did backtrack, and a lot of his supporters are not happy about this. how do you read the interview. >> it was mixed. on some of the issues i think it less than appeared he moved. on global warming, look, i'm open-minded. that should be the posture of everybody who believes in science. the you're opened minded until something is proven or dis

they stuck with me. >> congressman forbes being mentioned as a possible navy secretary. is that something you would support? mr. taylor: i don't get -- that's the decision of the administration. i think he's a competent and capable guy for sure. like i said, i wish him the best. if he finds himself in that role, then i'm looking forward to working with him. >> lastly, have you thought about your committee assignments here on capitol hill? mr. taylor: sure. the logical committees for my background and my education and district would be house armed services, foreign affairs. how far, that is plan b. plan a is to shoot for appropriations because virginia will be without an appropriator for the first time in 102 years. it's very crucial that virginia have an appropriator. plan b would be house armed services and foreign affairs. >> for viewers that don't understand the different rankings of different committees on capitol hill and the ones that are more sought after, why is appropriations the ones always at the top of everyone's list? mr. taylor: as you know appropriations is hard for a freshman to get that but i