mr. obama: well, in this crowd anyway. mr. meacham: not far from here in secretary baker's office, there is a picture of that chief of staff -- secretary of treasury of the time, baker, sitting next to reagan. the picture was taken by david hume kennerly, the great political photographer in 1987. reagan looks a little puzzled and in reagan's wonderful handwriting, these fiction reads -- the inscription follows -- "dear jim, i look like i am lost, but not worried. you will straighten it out like you always do. ronald reagan." i think i speak for all of us when i think secretary baker and president obama, because they have strayed out a hell of a lot for us. thank you. mr. obama: thank you, very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause] >> coming up on c-span, a look at women in the workplace. elizabethtain's queen ii delivers her annual christmas mess

mr. obama: it is good to be back in houston. [cheers] congratulations on the texas victory yesterday. mr. meacham: they beat the titans so no, sir, we don't want that. tennesseans say, if it weren't for us, you would be part of spain. you can thank us later. i made that joke to george bush when he was governor and he went, that's pretty funny, asshole. mr. baker: if it weren't for us, you wouldn't be saying y'all. mr. meacham: that is a good point. i am honored to be here. president reagan whom secretary baker served so wonderfully and so well used to say that when he was in hollywood, he would get a call to come to dinner and speak and perform, and reagan would say, but i don't sing or dance. and the organizer would say, we know, but you can introduce someone who can. so my job is to introduce to wo people who can. i wanted to start with secretary baker, and thank him for the remarkable institute. but even more important -- [applause] the half-century of service to america and to the world. mr

you can listen in on some of the discussion the group had with mrs. obama. michelle obama, former first lady. it was a small group... those who had the privledge to share in this experience talked about what it was like to be here. alysyn martinez,public allies member "really amazing, unbelievable." mrs. obama spent several hours with the group... she also talkd about her memoir becoming... she left the center and headed to the sap center where she will be speaking friday ngiht. terisa estacio kron four news. #### (pam) coming up: allegations of asbestos in baby powder. how it allegedly happened ... plus, johnson and johnson's response. (ken) a brazen burglary near sacramento... as thieves crash a truck into a convenience store to steal an a-t-m. (pam) today marks (pam) (pam) coming up: allegations of asbestos in baby powder. how it happened ... plus, johnson and johnson's response. (ken) a brazen burglary near sacramento... as thieves crash a truck into a convenience store to steal an a-t-m. (pam) today marks the six -year anniversary of the tragic shooting

so mrs. obama kind of circled back to her roots hoping to inspire a group of young people. michelle obama walked into a roomful of allies. in fact, they're called public allies who at first seemed a little starstruck. so the former first lady broke the ice saying she was once one of them. >> the public allies was one of the best jobs i ever had. >> reporter: she told the group of mostly college age young people that they can make a difference and go on to great things. >> all around the country i'm running into ally alums who are doing some amazing things. so the future is bright and the work is powerful. >> reporter: mrs. obama helped facilitate a youth leadership workshop. one of the first things she told the young people is not to be afraid of failure. >> then you have to get out of your way and not worry about other people's perceptions of your failures because there are double standards. there is hypocrisy. there are different measures for people. we still live in an unequal society. >> reporter: public allies prepares people for government and nonprofit careers. alliso

when they came to the library, they were struck because, of course, president obama and mrs. obama are both lovers of books. but president obama was particularly transfixed by a globe that we have in our collection that's a very rare globe dating from 1899. he was very interested in examining the areas particularly in the middle east and looking at the boundaries that were in place at the turn of the century and just getting kind of the broader world view. he spent a lot of time explaining how the structures that are seen on the globe at that time really impact our world situation today. i think coming to biltmore gives you an entirely different perspective on america in the 19th century. it gives you insight into this incredibly fascinating family, the vanderbilts, who were key to the growth of america, but also insight into one family, a family who loved books, who loved this calm, beautiful area, who did a lot to enhance the understanding of scientific farming and forestry in america at that time. you just get this glimpse into another time that doesn't exist anywhere else. it's

mr. obamae bearing gifts at children's hospital i washington, d.c. yesterday. he was dressed for the occasion, wearing a santa hat. and he had a bag full of toys slung over his shoulder. gave the kiddos some hugs. mr. obama claus dropped by individual patient rooms for one-on-one visits with those kids and of course their parents as well. and you can see how happy they are. and he was able to give them a hug. >> he looks really happy too. i love her. all the parents with their phones up, though. oh, my gosh. put them down. >> you have to capture that so you can see it later. >> all you will capture is other parents with their phones and a tiny mr. obama. >> it is great to see that. while he is not in office he still believes in public service. that's touching. let's talk about what's going on. hi, everybody. never more than 7 minutes away. 101, 880, thick fog across the entire south bay. clouds and sunshine. above average temperatures. winter solstice is tomorrow. we will get 9:32:52 on our sho

mrs. obamart: returning to the school where it all started, this afternoon michelle obama was welcomed back with overwhelming applause from hundreds of schoolgirls in north london, a place which holds special memories for the former first lady. it gave me -- mrs. obama: it gave me a level of focus and determination when i got to see you all up close. i said then that you remind me me, and all the fears and all thchallenges that you face, and you got to -- you gave me a .sense of comfort reporter: michelle obama made her first visit to the school back in 2009, and nine years later, her appearance and words of advice has had a long-lasting impact on students and staff >> she inspired me to go to law school and she inspired me in so manyways, to take on roles. there asels that i am well and my voices being heard from her and it is wonderful. reporter: today a new generation of schoolgirls got to meet the role model. mrs. obama was on stage for an hour and spoke openlyut a a wide range ofsss, includ

mrs. obama's event this evening begins at 8:00. her team says it is sold out. we're told this isn't all about the book. she does a more intimate community meeting on every stop of the book tour. michelle obama is in the bay area to promote her new book "becoming" and the former first lady chose san jose as the place to do it but not before meeting with a small group of volunteers with public allies. mrs. obama arrived without any fanfare in a small room and community center in san jose. >> if you're going to lead and if you're going to have any sign of success, you have to be prepared to fail. >> knowing that it's something michelle obama is passionate about only makes me feel like what i'm doing is even more important. >> reporter: michelle obama served as the founding executive director of a chapter in chicago in the '90s. the organization teaches leadership skills to volunteers in underprivileged communities. >> she helped shape the organization into what it is today. when we look back and co

mrs. obama will be coming out at 8:00. reporting live in san jose, carlos saucedo, "abc 7 news." >> thank you, carlos. before she hits the stage at the sap center tonight, mrs. obama met with a special group of community members. let's continue our team coverage with "abc 7 news" reporter chris wynn in the south bay. >> reporter: this afternoon crowds gathered outside the seven trees community center in san jose hoping to catch a glimpse of former first lady michelle obama. >> she has really been a marker for me my entire life to see, you know, what it means to be a powerful woman of color with grace and poise and the ease of being also human. >> reporter: inside the building, an intimate conversation, a once-in-a-lifeti once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for some. >> there are so many people i wish could be here because michelle obama has been such a meaningful presence to all of us. >> reporter: as part of her visit to san jose to celebrate the publication of her memoire, she met with emerging community leaders part of a gro

kpix5's len ramirez joins us from outside the community center where mrs. obama appeared earlier today. len? >> reporter: well, that's right. long before she was one of the most famous women in the world michelle obama co-founded a nonprofit on the south side of chicago called public allies. there's a public allies chapter here in san jose. that's where she came to visit today almost causing a public spectacle. the star power of michelle obama was on full display outside the seven trees community center where crowds waited for hours to catch a glimpse. inside the center people lined a stairway hoping to see the former first lady in person. violet alvarado called her inspirational. >> i don't know. she just has class and everything she says is usually positive. i don't know. she's a great person to look up to. >> reporter: inside mrs. obama walked into a roomful of allies, public allies who at first seemed a little starstruck. so she broke the ice saying she was once one of them. >> the public allies was one of the best jobs i've ever had. >> reporter: she told th

and that's the beauty of george bush. >> mrs. obama shared experiences and events that shaped her life and are now part of her memoir. they were at capacity, some waited hours to be the first inside. >> it was my girls' birthday presents. so i thought this would be once in a lifetime opportunity. >> people came from all over the bay area, some as far as sacramento. >> it just warms my heart, you know, just to be able to get near her, to see her. >> diana evans got emotional describing this moment, wanting to look her best, she brought out her michelle obama swag. >> i just wanted to shine her light along with me wearing it. >> the former first lady has not only inspired fashion choices, but empowered young women. >> to be able to see her, it has been really inspiring. >> michelle's message to our youth -- >> you so many mistakes you can recover from, so much you can learn from. don't beat yourself up, but you haven't figure it out and your only 20. >> some encouraging words there. many people say that they left inspired. now 10% of ton

mrs. obama will go on to 13- other cities, as she continues her book tour across the country. ken) michelle obama also spent this afternoon meeting with community activists at the seven tree community center... the former first lady was once the executive director of the chicago chapter of public allies... it is a national non profit organization focused on developing diverse community leaders. a small group had the privledge to share in this experience.(ken) mrs. obama spent several hours with the group... she also talked about her memoir becoming... before she headed out to the s-a-p center... coming up at eight... at first glance it appears to be an innocent holiday moment, officers decorating a christmas tree... but now, those officers face harsh backlash after newly released video shows the controversial decorations... tonight, we hear from the n- double a-c-p... plus... a big need for tiny

>> i think mrs. obamamuch the uber trailblazer in terms of the newness and freshness of the presidency or for meghan markle, the monarchy, where there's something that you feel a brighter spotlight on you, in a way. and i think what she wanted to say was, hey, take your time, slow down. this quote did, though, remind me of melania trump. she got a lot of flack for it, but she stayed in new york, didn't move to the white house for about six months, because she was wanted to make sure that barron trump, her own son, adjusted okay and he finished his school year. so certainly, i think michelle obama is doing -- i would imagine meghan markle looks to her and as do others. she's sort of giving her blessing saying, you know, don't feel that outward pressure. try to think more about what's going to make you happy. there's no time stamp for this. there's no directions, there's no instruction book. this is ant role, this public role isn't something that is always defined. maybe make it your own. and i think that is

mrs. obama's book "becoming" is an autobiography following her childhood, her education and careers in law and non-profits. it's an indepth personal look at obama's life before - during and after her family's eight years in the white house. this is a ticketed event here at the s-a-p center - hosted by former radio journalist michele norris. we spoke to some early birds who paid thousands of dollars for a meet and greet with the former first lady just a short time ago.<:16 "...about tonight"> (vicki)she'll go on to 13 more cities as she continues her book tour across the country. ... ... country. ... (grant) michelle obama also spent this afternoon in san jose... meeting with community activists at the seven tree community center... the former first lady was once the executive director of the chicago chapter of public allies... a national non profit focused on developing diverse community leaders. a small group of people today were honored to hear what mrs. obama had to say.obama then you have to get out of your way, there are double standards there is hypocrisy alysyn martinez,public mb "i

kpix5's maria medina says some paid thousands to meet mrs. obama face to face. >> reporter: it was a soldout crowd here tonight, 12,600 tickets sold on the very first day they were made available. >> michelle lavon robinson obama! >> reporter: in the first few minutes former first lady michelle obama took the stage, she sent a message to the youth in the crowd. >> you have so many lives to live. you have so many mistakes that you can recover from, so much you can learn from. don't beat yourself up. >> reporter: obama is promoting her memoir becoming, her life story before, during and after the white house. her book tour stops being compared to large scale concerts attracting thousands willing to spend thousands like michelle small. >> i hope we don't faint, yeah, yeah. no. just i think humbling and inspiring. >> reporter: but getting tickets wasn't easy. >> they said be on line at 10:00. you can get tickets. tried. 10 minutes later it said they were gone. >> reporter: lela green snappinged tickets after several tries and -- snagged tickets after se

thousands are waiting to see mrs. obama.a book tour there, talking about her memoir "becoming." we just checked all of the tickets, and they are sold out. however, you can go on stubhub or other outlets like that and get tickets. the cheapest we found around $300. >>> facebook wants to get into the pay tv business. >> the social media giant is talking with hbo, with hit shows like "game of thrones" showtime, stars, and others, too. they might take thoseompanies streaming tv to facebook. if you subscribe, you could watch the channels on facebook, but likely on other platforms and devices like roku as well. >>> a last look at what we can expect weather wise today. we'll start out nice and rain, but how is it going to formulate? >> toward mid morning the north bay will see it first and then right around 1:00 we'll start to see the rain move south, which means, yes, we could have a messy evening commute. 57 degrees. early morning showers tomorrow, and then sunday is going to be our best chance of seeing heavy rain in the bay are

before a soldout crowd at an arena in brooklyn, mrs. obamariage and having a career. i tell women that whole you can have it all, nope, not at the same time. that's a lie. it's not always enough to lean in because that [bleep] doesn't work all the time. the lean in reference was to facebook coo chersheryl sandber book entitled "lean in". >> do not lean back. lean in. >> reporter: meaning women should be more aggressive on their own behalf in the workplace. it was the lean in idea that mrs. obama dissed with the "s" word. the good news is we don't have to bleep the former first lady. the bad news is it's because we couldn't find video of the moment her swearing brought down the house. she said [bleep] and we all went crazy tweeted one audience member. the lie that you can have it all deserves an expletive. amen. but critics called it classless. mrs. obama immediately caught herself, saying i forgot where i was for a moment. i was getting real comfortable. but i'm back now. but sometimes that doesn't work. a cuss word a tad stronger than what h

. >> mrs. obama shared experiences and her life that were part of her memoir. >> it was my girl's birthday presents. i thought this would be a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> people came from all over the bay area, some as far as sacramento. >> it warms my heart, just to be able to get near her to see her. >> diana evans got emotional describing the moment wanting to look her best. she beirut out her michelle obama swag. >> i just wanted to shine her light abalong with me wearing it. >> the former first lady has not only inspired fashion choices but empowered young women. >> being here to be able to see her especially as a young african-american female, to see her it's inspiring. >> michelle's message to youth. >> you have so many mistakes you can recover from, learn from don't beat yourself up because you haven't figured it out. >> some encouraging words there. many people say they left inspired. 10% of ticket sales will be donated to a non-profit. that helps student dreamers graduate from colleg

mrs obama was on stage for an hour, and spoke openly about a wide range of issues, including her timeh from your hope and what i could do for you. it's notjust these girls who are inspired by michelle obama's personal story. herjourney from a working—class neighbourhood in chicago all the way to the white house has captivated millions of people all over the world. it was really good and inspiring. it was just so amazing to see michelle obama up so close. how did you find today's assembly? it was really inspiring to look up to her as a role model and to remember the past memories she created with us in our school. and her presence here continues to have the same effect. well, this book tour has been one of the most eagerly anticipated events in recent weeks, with so many people looking forward to seeing michelle obama here at the southbank centre in london. tickets for tonight'sevent sold out within minutes, and about 10% of those tickets were allocated to schoolchildren and charities here in london. in the next hour or so, the former first lady will be in conversation with the nigeria

. >> mrs. obama shared experiences and events that shaped her life and are now port part of her memoir. president s.a.p. was at capacity and some waited hours to be first inside. >> it was my girl's birthday presents. i thought this would be a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> people came from all over the bay area, some as far as sacramento. >> it just warms my heart, to be able to just get mere her, to see here. >> diana evans got emotional describing this moment wanting to look her best she beirut her michelle obama swag. >> i just wanted to shine her light along with me wearing it. >> the former first lady has not only inspired fashion choices but empowered young woman. >> to be able to see her especially as an african-american female and her husband really inspiring. >> her message to the youth. >> so many mistakes can you recover from, so much can you learn from. don't beat yourself up because you haven't figured it out. >> some encouraging words there. many people say that they left inspired.

and earlier today, mrs obama re—visited a school in north london — a place where she says she was firstpired to focus on education during her time as the first lady. it gives me a level of focus and determination in the work that i do when i get to see you all up close. and as i said then, you remind me of me, in all of the fears and all the challenges that you face. it's notjust these girls who are inspired by michelle obama's personal story. herjourney from a working—class neighbourhood in chicago all the way to the white house has captivated millions of people all over the world. it was really good and inspiring. it was just so amazing to see michelle obama up so close. and how did you find today's assembly? it was really inspiring to look up to her as a role model and to remember the past memories that she created with us in our school. a role model for girls past and present. she may no longer be the first lady, but michelle obama continues to be an inspiration for many. adina campbell, bbc news. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. here's kirsty. what does

with regards to your first point, what we see today is a result of obama -- let's quote mr. obama. he said those jobs will never come back, unless you have a magic wand. we will never again see growth beyond 2%. how is it that when we come into the white house we literally reversed every single policy of the obama administration and then suddenly the economy was unleashed? president trump must have graduated from hogwarts as well, because he must have a wand that mr. obama said you need to make the economy thrive again. dr. gjoe, you are on with orka. caller: good morning. mr. gorka, you just spouted the republican line about how mr. "wand" made the economy grow. that this whole butomy is based on nothing expectations. believe is going to happen. it's all speculative. any time you say i am going to restrictions, any kind of regulations, anything i can off of business, hello, well, we'll bring the money back, because i will let you bring it back for nothing, even though you took it when the tax rate 20%.t 15%, let's bring that down to 10%. hand theahead and just public a line of cra

mrs. obamas. >> so, fortnite, of course, has all the different dance skills that have been popular lately. who knew that michelle could do the orange justice dance skills. our resident fortnite player andre knows -- says he can kill the orange justice dance skills. >> oh, yes. >> what about your floss? >> my floss? >> oh, that's that thing that all the kids are doing. >> oh, then that's the other -- these are all fortnite moves. >> oh, my god. he's so proud of himself right now, too. >> and i kill on fortnite, too. >> and he kills on fortnite, too. humble brag. >> millennial expert. >> millennial expert. andre, thank you. appreciate it. >> our thanks to andre. >>> in the meantime, coming up, houston's big problem. yet another runaway spool. the fourth since october. it has so many wondering where they're coming from. >>> and later in "the skinny," oprah talks about this vintage clip from her show more than a decade ago. less than impressed with that $1 million chicken recipe. you're watching "wo

mrs. obama will join public allies for a leadership training and meet with young participants. it is closed to the public and her appearance is sold out. >>> oakland ballet nutcracker opens next saturday. this morning some students got to see that right at their school in the first of several outreaches the bally company is doing. we are live to explain why it is so special, acmy. >> reporter: yeah. when the artistic director got job about eight years ago he met with the school district and said he wanted to make it a priority. this morning we saw that partnership in action. the oakland ballet's nutcracker hasn't had opening night yet. >> when he carried her and they were like turning around it was really impressive. >> today's audience wasn't a typical one. they brought their show to a room full of children in emeriville, one of several schools in the oakland area that will have the nutcracker come to them. >> it is absolutely powerful because everybody in our community doesn't have that opportunity to be able to go to the theater in oakland. so to have it right here is more e

mrs. obama later said that she and mr. bush are partners in crime, usually seated next to each other when all the former presidents are at an event. we continue our coverage of this funeral on our digital platforms. our web team has collected many of the notable moments from the memorial today. you can see them all posted at nbcbayarea.com. >>> an east bay man is dead after being shot by an officer in contra costa county. a sheriff's spoexzperson says the man fired at the deputy, who then fired back. a woman who says she's the man's girlfriend says that's not what she saw happen. the shooting took place this morning outside of martinez on adelaide drive near pacheco. the sheriff's office says the deputy did notice the man with an outstanding warrant and tried to contact him. the sheriff's deputy claims the suspect reached for his waistband and ran. the deputy chased after him. they struggled and the deputy said that's when the suspect fired first. the woman says she's his girlfriend emotionally disputed that. >> he maybe g

you may recall president bush handed mrs. obamaough dropr dung senator john mccain's funeral, a moment that went viral. >>> and remember this day with news4 for continuing coverage as we say a final farewell to our nation's 41st president, an arrival ceremony for the president's casket set to begin in about 30 minutes in houston, texas. we wil take you there live at the top of the hour. >>> close to home, happeng right now, a thief targeting montgomery county the suspect caught here on camera in one of the incidents armed with a gun. but it's his tactic that police are warning us about tonight. news4's pat collins is live in kwheeto wheaton with details. pat? >> reporter: jim, he did it in october. he did it again in november. now it's december. watch out. >>ai detectives areng to see what happens. >> reporter: this guy is a creature of habit. he wears same clothes. he strikes on the same day at the same time. now, this is no snatch and grab kind of thing. this is an armed robbery and the target each time a safe in a cvs store. he

. >> reporter: mrs. obama will join the silicon valley chapter for leadership training. >> her engagement is an inspiration. i think it helps all of them want to strive and do more, be more effective around make the country more equitable. >> reporter: now, that event is closed to the public. there are still tickets available for the main event here at the s.a.p. center. that event starts at 8:00. abc 7 news. >> carlos, thank you. southwest flight forced to return around. the reason: a human heart was left on board the plane. we'll explain. >> the fda zeroings in on the source of the e coli outbreaked in romaine lettuce. >> a smash and grab at a berkeley apple store. >> if you love tv shows this is your lucky night. >> i realized i can't hug him because i have pink eye. and i was like no, no, no! i became the first woman in denny's♪ $6.99 are you out $6.99 of your mind ♪ eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and butter buttermilk pancakes. and now, get it delivered free! free! enjoy denny's new $6.99 super slam no

leading up to tonight's events mrs. obama will join future leaders in for for a youth leadership workshop. >> as we check weather, if you love rain, this is your forecast. >> it's coming. it was nice to get the rain, a little bit for the weekend. we'll time this out. not the entire weekend but stopple of it. we'll get that wet weather. a live look looking east of the bay bridge, a cloudy start to the day. temperatures looking in the 40s and 50s and even upper 30s for santa rosa coming in at 39. oakland, you're at 48. livermore 42. downtown san francisco there, san jose at 46 as we start off the day. so we are tracking a weak front. that will bring light rain this afternoon and this evening. so a wet evening come mouth. a few showers on saturday but saturday will be in between storms, so could see showers from the north bay to the golden gate. the strong storm mr. arrive for sunday with heavy rains at times. there's that upper level low that will bring a weak front our way tblaing light rain later on. here we are at 10:00 a.m.

mrs. obama's book "becoming"... follows her childhood, her education and careers in law and non-profits. she will speak at a workshop hosted by the silicon valley chapter of public allies.... and recount the organization's impact on her life. public allies, a 25-year-old non-profit, focuses on guiding young people into education and leadership roles. the event is not open to the public. her book tour will include an event at the s-a-p center in san jose tonight at 8 p.m. ( james )still to come on the kron4 morning news... a series of bomb threats were called in across the country --- including right here in the bay area.we have the very latest on the investigation. ( james )and then... we'll have fan reaction to the possibility that the raiders and 49-ers might have to share a home at levi's stadium next year. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( darya ) good ( darya )( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... looking at clear skies to start the day followed by showers increasing late in the day into the

mrs. obama as the new party chairman lady chel eighty. she. already. at the top of the party and. as the secretary general and she is a lady who will not correction the chancellor at all but if she does agree she will try to find a compromise therefore. not. avoid the power that you for mr maritz who will become the new party chairman while he's busy he's. trained in business and backed by the german business people he might try to push. more. misses and therefore it but. this will make the point the more lively and therefore nobody is really worth of out so i get america has been seen as europe's in former leader for much of her reign the crown is up for grabs once she's gone well the next german leader take up the mantle or will it be left for someone i don't know for example in paris well. our experiences with. germany's the biggest in the strongest country was in europe therefore. the chancellor. whether he belongs to the christian democrats or to the other party he would be. still. the main pillar within the european union but nevertheless. each chance. to be interested in a

mrs. obamat piers morgan said, stop it, michelle, for someone who hates going low, you're sniping at melania just to sell books is a cheap tacky shot. critics definitely weren't letting michelle obama forget about her famous high/low rule. >> when they go low, we go high. >> reporter: somewhere in the middle was michelle's face when she mentioned another inaugural moment. >> and the tiffanys box. it was just all, you know, a lot. >> yeah. >> reporter: ah, yes, the awkward tiffany box handoff. the box containing a picture frame. mrs. obama couldn't figure out what to do with it, which is odd, since eight years earlier, she presented a similar box containing a leather journal and pen to laura bush who stuck it behind her back when they posed for a photo and discreetly passed it off once inside. it's not nice to say bye, felicia, to a box. jeanne moos, cnn -- >> bye, felicia. >> reporter: -- new york. >> and thanks so much for joining us. see you back here tomorrow. "a.c. 360" starts now. >>> decla

. >> it is well known that mrs. obama and the 43rd president, george w. bush, have developed a close relationship over the years, sharing several heart warming moments that have attracted the public's attention in recent years. >>> now to the official schedule of president bush's state funeral. a remembrance has been released, tomorrow the late president's remains will depart houston, texas, and be flown to joint base andrews in maryland. president bush will lie in state in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol until wednesday evening. on wednesday there will be a memorial service at the national cathedral. the former president's body will then be blown back to houston where a funeral service will take place thursday. president trump will be in attendance. >>> continuing coverage of the life and legacy of president george h.w. bush remains on our website, nbcbayarea.com where we post tributes as well as a look back at his impactful life. be sure to follow us on all of our digital platforms for continuing coverage. >>> now to an update on the camp fire. we have

. >>> earlier mrs. obama met with future leaders with public i allies. preparing young people for public service. a local chapter came to the 7 trees community center to get advice. >> if you have any sign of success you have to be prepared to fail maybe even every turn. >> and michelle obama has been such a meaningful presence to all of us. >> what it means to be a powerful woman of color with grace and poise and just the -- >> in the 90s mrs. obama founded the chicago chapter of public allies. remaining a strong supporter today. >>> happening today hundreds of santa clad revellers will spread cheer. this is santa con. food a rally at noon at jack london square holiday tree featuring live music and a costume contest. then the santa's go on a public crawl. you can also bring non-perishable foods to benefit the food bank. the time is 5:09. mirj has been tracking the accuweather forecast. >> shotty light showers pretty mild though. 54 in san francisco due to clouds and the southerly winds. it's 57 on the coast and 47 in brentwood. moet will not see rain if

european union is not the news this is the case and i'm for sure proud not to share the view of mr obama mr country but if we want to run future times the european union and the idea of democracy against people like mr trump xi jinping obviously. we have to deepen european integration and not to redevelop the european union the kind of lose assembly of national states and this is my deep conviction and that's behind the idea of the united states of europe which will not be like the united states of america united kingdom or leaving the european union ok but problems of germany have to deepen their cooperation and there is one country of course that is leaving which is the united kingdom the loss of one of your major net budget contributors the fact is you're desperate for bracks to fail. you want to britain no b.s. i am desperate to see that the british people who have decided saw where as right in the end of it which i doubt you want them to be right now i won them to be right but i don't because that i mean when people are saying you keep you made a mistake it's a terrible mistake it i

mr. obamadoesn't give two hoots fast lanes oro or the overheated regulatory ideas the net neutrality crowd. people and their interests are a small, indistinct dot in the distance. >> yeah. i think that speaks for itself. i mean,ay, that is -- people idolize obama. ways, he wasn many a typical politician. a lot of things he said were tonkly untrue and just meant stir people up and satisfy his base. and his position on net pure,lity was unadulterated base satisfaction. trump, it's just a stunt. >> you just saw that mr. obama of things that weren't true. theis it, if you contrast way a lot of the television mr. obamaovered compared to the way they cover mr. trump, there's a huge difference. >> they like obama. but also, obama played the game. he knew what kind of things you true andhat aren't what kinds you can't and which ones the media will go along they won't.ch he plays the game pretty well. and trump -- trump plays the way.well in a different he wants to bait the media every time he says some

president trump greeting president and mrs. obama, face-to-face with his predecessor and his clintons for the first time since taking office. then george w. bush taking a visit, handing candy to michelle obama. every living president together, to remember 41. he was the last commander in chief from the greatest generation. the world war ii fighter pilot shot down over the pacific. >> president bush would frequently ask, "why me? why was i spared?" and in a sense, the rest of his life was a perennial effort to prove himself worthy of his salvation on that distant morning. >> reporter: biographer and friend jon meacham recalling bush's sense of humor. >> he grabbed the hand of a department storeman he kin asking for votes. when he realized his mistake, he said, "never know, gotta ask." you can hear the voice, can't you? as dana carvey said, the key to a bush 41 impersonation is mr. rogers trying to be john wayne. >> reporter: long time friend senator allen simpson reminding americans of the values bush lived by, now in short supply. >>

mrs. obama's hand. look at it -- catch the look on mrs. obama.ly becomes still lives at madame tussauds. look at hillary. hillary wouldn't even look down the aisle, she is staring -- >> laura: she hasn't averted her gaze. is there anything you can tell us? there is one point where donald trump crossed his arms. >> he did, during the service. he did cross his arms. >> laura: crossing arms is not the best -- >> it looks protective. >> laura: click you are are worried about something. >> they were icy and a bad cold. their body language, which was open and -- before he arrived -- >> laura: keep going. >> later, president bush came in. he greeted each of the people in the first pew. watch this. then he hands michelle obama and a mentor. remember, he handed her a meant at the mccain funeral. so look at the change -- >> laura: oh, shlomo. >> everyone warms up. >> laura: w is funny as all get up. he is so funny. i thought he did a great job today. i got teared up. that was great. >> very moving tribute to his father. >> laura: i have a question. what wa

mrs. obama's comments, stephanie ruhle. >> and yes, two extraordinary accomplished women, because differenton a very important topic. >> and let me ask you about the difference of the work viewpoint, and why is michelle obama pushing back on this term "lean-i "lean-in"? >> well, she is make an excellent point because sheryl sandberg is saying lean-in, and don't take no for the answer and you got this, but what sheryl sandberg is leaving outa and this is what mrs. obama is going through it is not just about us as individuals, but you have cultural and structural barriers and you more single working moms supporting the family, and we don't have affordable child care in the country. we don't have enough jobs that coincide with the school schedules and if you want to have top-top jobs and more women are not ceos, well, when the kocorp rat structure was design, it has the thought that business leaders are going to run the business and someone else in the life takes care of the family and look at the industries like law professions, because that job is all billable hours and if you want to be big

one of them being president and mrs. obama. they came to asheville to enjoy the mountains and the food here and the golf and everything that asheville has to offer. there is -- they spent a lot of time with us here in the house. the current a family toward them around. when they came to the library they were struck because they are both lovers of books. president obama was particularly transfixed by a glove that we have in our collection. it is very rare dating from 1899. he was very interested in examining the area in the middle east and the boundaries that were in place at the turn- of-the-century and getting the broader worldview. he spent a lot of time explaining how the structures that are seen on the globe at that time really impact our world situation today. thank you for coming to biltmore. i think it gives you an entirely different perspective of america in the 19th century. it gives you insight into this incredibly fascinating family of the vanderbilts who were key to the growth of america but also into insight into a

. >> and mrs. obama will pay a special visit to a nonprofit that helps build future leaders. >> reporter: the former first lady's likeness shines bright on the electronic under key. friday's event is billed as an intimate conversation with michelle obama, meant to highlight her new best-selling memoir "becoming." before the event, michelle will meet with young leaders at this community center in san jose. >> we're super excited to have her come tomorrow, roll up her sleeves as a staff alumnus of the program. >> reporter: the head of that program called public allies. the national organization works to develop diverse community leaders across the country, including the bay area. and it is a group near and dear to michelle's heart. >> she helped shape the organization. that's why she talks about it in her book. she is proof of our mission. >> reporter: she will join public allies for a leadership training where she will meet with the young apartmenparticip >> she is an inspiration. it helps all of them wan

mrs. obamaas on the showpr omoting her best selling become, "becoming." >> you know people were freaking out. open the elevator again. >> those doorson't close that fast. >> here is storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell to tell us more about our cafo. very cold start right now, chuck. >> it is very chilly outside. most of the suburbs way down bew the freezing mark this morning. you will absolutely positively need your puffy coat and sweater for your wednesday plans. the good news is itbr will be ht and sunny for today. the bad news is there's another huge slog of moisture for tomorrow. sorry, snow lovers. this will be all rain. tempatures on friday, even with no sunshine at all, friday temperatures will be in the 60s. that will feel good because youm wednesdaning is all about the chill. 22 now in faulkier county,22 at marine base. quanti 23 in elkin city, maryland. sun is up at 7:22 and it will be another bright and sunny winter y. you can enjoy it. temperatures in the upper 40s to around 50 deg

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