our reporters, mark nu and al-jazeera's jacob ward on "press: here." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. the white house held tech week recently and lots of ceos from silicon valley went to washington to meet with the president. it's not the first time he has met with silicon valley. while he does not enjoy the same relationship with high tech as his president did he sesor, he clearly understands what's to come from technology. keith line back is from live ops. he's made the trip to the white house and has advice for high tech viewers joined by mark nu of global television and tell me how does this work? do you get invited to the white house or do you convince them to bring you? >> from what i understand, lots of people are trying to get there. what i found is i had a voicemail one day from the white house and i thought it was a hoax. >> of course. >> who gets a phone call from the white house but i called henry back, a special assistant to the president. sure enough, very real opportunity. what he was curious about is how is it we put americans back to work. >> and you

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devon nune nu necessary, tens of -- devon nunes, tens of thousands will pay the price for his lack of courage in a vote to go down the line with the republican, give a tax break to the wealthiest, corporate america, at the expense of their constituents a direct expense and cost to their constituents. kevin mccarthy says to corporate america, we'll give you $1.5 trillion tax cut and guess who is paying for it? around over 100,000 of my constituents to the tune of thousands of dollars. steve knight, don't worry, my constituents, we're giving the tax cut to corporate america. $137b95 trillion. and we are taking it out of your pocket. you are paying more. steve knight, i said, ed royce, sadly, ed royce has the largest number of people who will be affected, close to 200,000 people and they will be spending thousands of dollars more in the taxes they pay because of salt. ken calvert, same thing. tens of thousands paying thousands of dollars more. mimi walters, how does she explain to her constituents, tens of thousands of them, that they will be maying thousands of dollars more in taxes. wh

democratic governor coming in who won fek ofly on the issue of raising taxes saying we'll raise that ref nu and fully fund education and what do you make of this president saying, oh, hold on. >> the importance distinction here, bill. don't think he won on saying he will raise tax. he won and lie which somehow he could pay for 75 billion in new spending are without raising tax. it is impossible. democrats by senate president steve sweeney. they are dumb they knew better. they knew it was hot going to work but lied to the voters during the electionance stood by silently while murphy and now we're stuck with this gy for four years and pump the bring as really. >> blaming president trump and the republican congress. because you are going to lose the state and local tax deduction that is forcing our han and we cannot raise taxes. >> stupid nonsense, bill. that is what it. senate president caucuses a you pointed out has race are raised tacks over 100 times and run up to chris christie tenure. ok. there is reason why we have such state local taxes which is why new jersey doesn't benefit more than

operated in the way with many, many flashing signs about the racism for years, totally unchecked noll nu. that is the serious problem. >> now watch others come forward. bill: it is the final weekend before new jersey voters go to the polls to elect a new governor. one candidate is on the road with a bus tour. talking about main street and not wall street and to new jersey united states senators one on trial for corruption and brook ry the other having a press conference about the tax trump plan. diana has all the details. diana? reporter: the conversation all about tax on friday in new jersey. first up, the democratic senator menendez anchorry bocker. booker was arguably the angrier of the two. >> every season gel new jerseyian republican and democrat young and old, if you have jersey pride, you should be if angry right now. because donald trump is coming after jersey. >> reporter: he says it is insult on new jersey. here is why. the tax cut proposes the elimination of state income taxes on federal returns that could cause those and heavily tax states like jersey. also, on ply day, we le

party in the state is filled with a bunch of folks who have been veterans in the party and then some nu comers. you will see this administration be a blend of that. there is god talent on the benches that he going in to this administration. the new folks coming up and bob is an example the excitement the democratic party now. viz a new governor coming in. we all are. are you excited. you got guy campaigning on high taxes. you spend more than $20 million to get that. he with are not going to pay another promises. i don't say bought the election. i vote for murphy. am happy he won. think the is capable. i city this he has good ideas. more than any thing else, i excised when i see friends, family, community members come out to vote and i did see people sharing their vote being proud of having voted and think that is important. >> the good news today, legislative leadership. right. >> and the senate president is sworn in tomorrow. there is worrying going on onioned's assembly speakership. they are going to come to a compromise on what needs to get done. >> four years in a wake-up. we'll see

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producing content, itv studios that produces things like coronation street, is doing very well, its reve nuere up street, is doing very well, its revenues were up 9% and that is offsetting some of the losses in the traditional business so as you can see, the traditional advertising from television model that itv has pursued is weakening at the moment. 0n demand television is where it seems to be making its money at the moment. caroline mccall a regular on our business programme. she was in charge of guardian media group. interesting that she is going to ta ke interesting that she is going to take this on board in the new year? she is known for taking businesses on that operate under tight margins and the obvious one is easyjet. the budget airline market is a particularly difficult one to navigate so she will be looking at this and seeing where the weaknesses are and how she can sort it out, while not reducing the improved income from the other areas of the business. theo, thank you very much indeed. lots more detail on that story and others on our business live page. we will have full cover

wealth as we expected, that means it does not grow as fast, the government does not get the tax reve nuax revenues that it expects, so mr hammond's room to manoeuvre is constrained. robert do something on housing and also on health. and let's look at that public sector pay gap “ let's look at that public sector pay gap —— probably something. 0ne let's look at that public sector pay gap —— probably something. one big question, can he sound big and bold politically for all those families who have got falling real incomes, without putting the economy and the public finances at risk? we will see on budget day, thanks very much. a post—mortem examination carried out on the body of the teenager gaia pope hasn't identified injuries that would suggest anyone else was involved in her death. the 19 year old's body was found yesterday, close to a coastal path in dorset. a british sailor has died after being swept overboard during an international yacht race. 60—year—old simon speirs, from bristol, was sailing between south africa and australia, as part of the clipper round the world race. he was r

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veronica johnson will be here in a few nu julie: the morning drive here is already tied up out of manassasthe problem is the accident eastbound on 66 after 28. only the right side of the road is able to get by coming eastbound out of manassas cap towards. if you bell, stick with 29 as the alternate. that's a clear alternative route for you, a 19 minute drive on northbound 29. single tracking between pentagon city, l'enfant plaza, and pentagon city because of fire department activity. back in 10 minutes we will update the ride in germantown. a mystery that it's only getting deeper, a submarine that has gone missing with 40 people on board and questions piling up after a suspicious phone call. president trump dishing on the border well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your si

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nu. choose any two for just five bucks. they did it! unbelievable!get a mcpick 2 thenica: it is official, capitol christmas tree is on its way to d.c. it was just cut down in montana and will take a scenic tour through the united states before arriving here. there is no set date for the lighting ceremony just yet but we will let you know as soon as we hear when a date will be. across the area this morning, we are seeing a little bit of fog. culpeper up toward western maryland, little bit of fog. up through northern montgomery county, could see some showers for the morning rush. we could get a break for the afternoon and then we could get a shower for the evening rush. your temperatures mainly in the 40's today. it will get pretty cold this upcoming weekend. it will warm a little bit. i will let you know how cold it is looking for around thanksgiving. julie: on the roads you are going to find we have our hands full. kenilworth avenue southbound, the axon it clear. 30 minutes eastbound on 66 fair oaks to the beltway. here we are in the rain, 42 minutes

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declared the general's order about the defense lawyers allowing them to go home, declared that until nu void, even though the general wouldn't rescind it. i think that literally means that judge is going to send armed u.s. marshalls to the u.s. mainland to hunt down civilian defense lawyers and force them against their will to participate in the case. according to the late report in "miami herald" the judge is going to try to force the lawyers to do it. physically confine them by jailing or threatening to jail them and then he's planning think to force them into a video link environment at military base somewhere in the united states to participate in this case against their will. theoretically i suppose he could have tried to kidnap them, fly them out of the country and force them to guantanamo and courtroom, but again you can't really do that with americans right? no jurisdiction over americans. it has been 17 years since the bombing of the "uss cole," 15 years since the suspect was arrested. six years since he was first arraigned. now starting seventh year of pretrial proceedings in

he's counting on them to break the power of the traditional royal family consensus nu the president is in asia meeting with xi jinping. clear signs xi jinping will have huge pageantry. president is looking forward to this. wants to talk to x xi jinping, vladimir putin about getting on board against north korea, trade. will he be successful? >> i think the atmosphere will be of a successful trip. xi jinping wants this to be mar-a-lago two. i thin they want photographs of smiling leaders, maybe of the leaders' grandchildren, this idea of the united states and china shaking hands, establishing a partnership for future stability in asia and the world. i think that's what the chinese want and also what trump wants. >> rose: but i was interested in today, i think may have been the "new york times" or your paper, the idea xi jinping is talking about china and the the united states, he wants to join the united states in ruling the world. >> i think china coz see a g-# world. >> rose: because it rejected that in the past. >> it has -- >> rose: saying we have to focus on other things. >> the chi

the president went a -- we nus not allow isis to enter our country. the suspect is from uzebkastan. two former campaign aids being charged and two pleading guilty in robert mueller investigation. they say the president has decided to stick with the situation of cooperating right now despite being urged to take a harder line by steve bannon. communications director will be interviewed in mid-november. >> what is the reaction? >> thank you very much. >> president trump ignoring questions about george papadopolous. >> what he did was lie and that's on him, not on the campaign. >> plan to go distance the president from papadopolous. >> he was the coffee boy. he had nothing to do with the campaign. >> it sheds light on why authorities placed the former campaign manager, paul manafort on house arrest. both pleaded not guilty including money laundering. it shows he holds each under a different number. he traveled to mexico, china and ek ecuador. he opened 55 i counts with 13 financial institutions and both men were frequent travelers where some of gates bank accounts are based. we could se

we spoke to barbara comstock today who took part in this hearing and she said she nu of information where one congressional staffer had herself exposed by a member of congress. a young staffer had been asked to go to a member's residence to bring some documents and was greeted with a member and n a towel who then brought her in and exposed himself and she left. she decided to quit the office and has moved on. this process is drawn out for anyone who accuses a member of congress of sexual harassment. it could take up 180 days for that work to dwrg go through. thirty days of mediation and even if the member is found guilty their identity would not be revealed because of that non-disclosure agreement the accuser is forced to sign. comstock and others tonight pledging changes are going to be made to the system. we're live on the hill tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news now to some breaking news out of northern california today. at least four people are dead, nearly a dozen others are wound ed after a gun man fired shots at five different locations including an elementary school. several

mohammad's prosthetics were supplied by a new hampshire- based charity called "nu day syria." he wants to be, but we could have guessed. he wants to be an orthopedic surgeon. i'll bet you'll be a very good doctor. >> mohammad kament: thank you. >> pelley: you understand patients really well. >> kament: thank you. >> pelley: the syrian-american medical society says that, over six years of war, it has delivered 100,000 babies and supported almost 400,000 surgeries. >> attar: what's his name? >> pelley: why risk your life for this? >> attar: well, the syrian nurses, and the doctors, the rescue workers that i met, told me that they would rather risk their lives dying in syria, trying to save lives, than grow old comfortably from a distance, watching the world fall apart. and i thought, 20 years from now, i didn't want to look back and say that i wasn't a part of that. >> pelley: the war against the hospitals is designed to break the will of the rebellion. but as long as some will fight for mercy, there is reason for all to hope. >> this cbs sports update is brought to you by ford.

that are driving thoez those nu among older veterans. >> the split tells me, the leaders are more hesitantey're of the older generation and have a longer memory? >> to a certain extent that's nothing new. the generals for the iraq war didn't want to go in. many other options were available. the younger generation in the poll, notice, looking to the future they feel more military engagement abroad would make us less safe. so it's kind of a disparity. i'm not sure whether it's their sympathetic to those on the civilian side to those that served or, you know, what that might be, but there definitely is disparate from current to future foreign engagement. >> let me draw the lens back here and put up more numbers from your poll. made us less safe or more safe, 40% overall of the military veterans say less safe. 35% say more safe. here they also look like the american public. they believe congressional authority is needed for any pre-emptive military intervention. the general population, 79% and does the u.s. need an exit strat xwli intervening in a foreign country. not surprisingly, 78% among v

are you ever nus >> i've been out here enough to where i'm desensitized. >> reporter: at 24 sean jenningsen learning from sailors much younger a. they're like 19, 20, 21. and they're in charge of moving around a multi-million dollar aircraft. >> reporter: a few levels below the flight deck, do you ever get lost in here? >> yes, sometimes. on the 0-3 levels. >> reporter: d.c. native led us into her office. don't mind the noise. do you hear that? can you just explain what that was that we heard in the middle of the office space? >> apparently the cat put launching the aircraft right above us. >> reporter: yet she's able to keep focused in part because of the motivation on her desk. her young son, living with her mom back in hyattsville. >> looking at his pictures actually, just realizing everything i do is for him, providing a better life for him. >> reporter: six years in and alicia has been on several long deployments already. >> i joined the navy to get school actually. i was kind of in the midst of not knowing what i wanted to do. i figured it was a great opportunity to travel and open

>> all of these questions will be cansed -- >> why not can ka you answer that nu? it's a simple question. >> because this is not a senate hearing, last time i checked. and we're not going to put everything out there unless and until -- >> but gloria, it's a simple question whether or not she knew he was the judge in that divorce proceeding. you know, we'll go back to the records, but i assume you've discussed this with her. >> well, of course i never would disclose what i would discuss with a client that might be attorney-client privileged, confidential information. that was not discussed at the press conference and she did not discuss it one way or another. and there's a lot that senator -- well, sashd former judge roy moore has not discussed. a lot that he hasn't disclosed. so let's do it in a hearing. and want be distracted by anything else. >> gloria all red on "the situation room" this evening. i want to bring in our plit legal panel. mark, does it make sense to you that gloria allred would not, a, hand over to some neutral party this year book for analysis or

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nus: a listened to jamie dimon. an open forum.ake more dollars off me but do not make this mistake. reform and itax was said, how much of that is already priced into the equity market and they better deliver. if you're going to sustain that rally. >> absolutely. when you talk about what is priced in, you can say what is priced in from the sentiment perspective, what people are expecting and the economic impact. the market is very hopeful indeed demanding as you referred to that the reform comes through. from an economic perspective, it will be a mild positive in our view. there is not a great multiplire effect. positive for sentiment and helpful at the margin. manus: when you listened to the budget yesterday, i was bopping around between a variety of news channels. the flow obviously, the first time buyers. the younger vote was the one definitely being chased after by the chancellor. when the battle is lost and won, what did you make about budget yesterday? the growth, the growth trajectory. let's take a look at the growth traject

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ewell frederick nu doing something i did not know they had done. it is called "fallacies in taint." -- fallacies interchange." "fallacieslled interchange -- entertained." to see a bureaucrat say we did not expect water quality to thingsnot all of those are in his mind, but they forecast -- some are very explicit. to me, that is one of the most amazing bureaucratic documents ever. what he said in many different places, the human element. engineers did not foresee the human element. they thought they would be benefiting settlers, giving them a new opportunity. the settlers were supposed to pay for the water and structure that brought them the water. the repayment plan never came together. the settlers were crappy. they had difficult -- the settlers were crabby. they had difficult land. architect engineer is saying, the human being, they did not train us for that. that is a great document. my own personal, this is just complexity, of the with the dilemmas of race relation, this is where our land. progressives and citizens responded to their troubled t

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let's get right to first alert meteorologist steve says nu with your holiday forecast. >> happy thanksgivingve the sunshine up and about. it'll be with with us until 4:40 this evening. a beautiful evening but dress for it. it is chilly. 32 in wilmington. 30 in dover. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s from philadelphia through the suburbs and lee high valley. but finishing off the day in the middle 40s, so not bad. warm up to come. >> now let's get a check on the roads. >> yeah, looking pretty good out there for your thanksgiving drive. this is our camera right along route one on the scougal expressway. not to mean people out on the roadways this morning. also want to let you know some of the closures in effect because of the thanksgiving day parade. market street is going to be closed between 18th and 22nd street. there's going to be some detours for kelly drive. keep in mind sesna and new jersey transit are running on a sunday schedule. >>> the comcast holiday spectacular is back for another season. starting this morning at 10:00 there will be 15-minute shows at the top of each hour. all

scientists also found the strength of women's arms dropped over time as technology has developed to make nucan imon its claw she said she skrabed it off before putting the lobster in a transport crate. she has no idea how it ended up there. one conservationalist says it shows how much garbage is in the ocean. >>> two women signed an open leather regarding sexual harassment in the national community. more than 2 hub women signed the letter claiming they survived sexual misconduct or knew someone who had. the letter said many women are held back or driven from this field by men who use their power to assault at one end of the spectrum and perpetuate sometimes unconsciously. margaret brennan is at the state department with their fight for change. margaret, good morning. >> good morning. 223 professionals issued an urgent call for action. they've all been trained to help protect americans. in this letter they're asking america to protect them. >> if those haven't been directly affected, they know somebody who has, and that whisper network has become more than a whisper. it's become a roar. >> w