the obamas,s clint, and chelsea clinton as well as formerredent carter and in the crowd today, estimates people will be here for the president's service today. among them, many heads of state including german chancellorla anerkel as well as prince charles. ceremony closing witut a 21-gun salute and many mourners expected to gather her as well along the streets to bid farewell to president georg h.w. bush. we're le on northwest, justin finch. >> thank you. s > reminder again toda funeral begins at 11:00 a.m. nbc 4 will will carcarry it liv. >>> 6:48. the u.s. stock market is closed today out of respect for george w. bush's funs al. the markre hit hard by a selloff yesterday. the dow plunged nearly 800 points. as the biggest decline since october. there is concern among investors about a temporary trade truce between the u.s. and china. bank stockspand big comes that do business in china including apple were among the hardest hit yesterday. >> developing this morning, special counsel robert mueller says michael flynn should not serve any jail time. mueller's team faced a deadline last nigh

eastern, obama's s from michele tour around the country romoting her best-selling autobiography where she reflects on her time in the white house. that there is a girl who married about an the midwest o to and that they would open up heir homes and well coming me around their kitchen tables and what connected us was our story. "afterwards," the former trump campaign manager book "trump's enemies" they are interviewed by cheryl atkinson. i don't want to be a tospiracy theorist, we refer these people as the november 9th club him during support his campaign they likely didn't vote for him on election day, but they found opportunity to join an administration which was young and inexperienced to further agenda.n >> as part of becoming he listened a lot to republican leaders in washington advice from folks that i don't know that he would do that same thing today. transition ng that and in the first month or two of his administration, the learning was incredibly steep just like it is for every single states.nt of the united there's no classes, there's no degree on being president, and learni

the trump administration has announced plans to roll back the obama administration' s water rules.y the new rules will allow farmers more freedom to control the use of their land. ( james) but as washington correspondent brie jackson reports opponents say america's waterways will now be at a greater risk of pollution... brie intro: the clean water act regulates pollution in waterways. but federal officials now say the obama- era rules are too broad and have a negative impact on development.the epa wants to álimit the scope of federally protected water to include major waterways and their tributaries.supporters argue regulations under the obama administration went too far.it swept into every aspect of west virginia and across the country. your backyard ditch, your stream. west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey says changing the definition of "waters of the united states" would provide more clarity and control for landowners." with the obama administration they were trying to dramatically expand the definition of what the epa and the army corps could regulate."the epa says t

obama told u-s troops and iraqi officials that it was time to phase out americas combat role in the conflictn 2018 -- the u-s experienced the fury of mother nature -- yet again.from raging wildfires -- to snow across wildfires -- to snow across the south -- to two major hurricanes -- this has been another year of costly disasters.natasha chen has a look at some of 20-18's most destructive weather events. diane brewer/lives in montecito: "this looks like a war zone."in january -- heavy rain fell on the burn scar left behind by what was then the largest wildfire in california history... ...the thomas fire. fast-moving floods triggered mudslides and debris flows... that swept away cars... and buried homes in santa barbara county. rachel ross/lives in montecito, ca: "there's nothing here anymore, besides a river of mud."more than a dozen people were killed -- and hundreds of homes were damaged or destroyed. the thomas fire -- which began in december 2017 and charred nearly 282-thousand acres -- wasn't fully extinguished until june. it

four people who once and future presidents -- jimmy carter, bill clinton, barack obama, and to my surprise, donald j. trump. s, publisher of many a selling books. >> i also came to understand about donald trump and this is profoundly important for the way things work now is that donald trump in his heart of hearts leaves that he always wins. here is a guy who has been in new york real estate, gambling, ,axing, wrestling, -- boxing wrestling, beauty contests, and he has never been the source of a criminal investigation. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. coming up this weekend on book tv, today, at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the national reviews richard burr kaiser discusses his book on the career of supreme court chief justice john marshall. >> marshall was always the smartest man in the room. and many of his colleagues were brilliant jurist himself -- themselves but they all acknowledged his superior already. >> tonight at 9:00 on after words, tucker carlson talks about his book "ship of fools." he is interviewed by the chairman of the conservative union. >> if you give everyone the vote but only a small pe

obama from the 1960's and 1970's. these are the -- i hate to say it, don't smoke hipies from the 1970's. these are the can kids and grandchildren trying to take over the country. i just wish everybody would grow up. host: how do you feel about elizabeth warren's announcement this morning? caller: elizabeth warren. we want to make college free because we're destroying the middle class while we teach one class with $00,000 a year. the democrats acts they are no rich democrats. what about bloomberg? what about any of those people? they are just as rich as any republican. the democratic party is becoming so phony. i just can't stand it. one other quick thing i'd like to mention, john, the democrats do -- put this in perspective. democrats do something when i'm in the first grade. eight years later i'm in the ninth grade and being punished for what somebody else did in the first grade. get over it. people need to know how to fight. i do and everyone else. get over it and get along and work as a group and come together. hos

hitting back with taxes of their own.trump further rankled european allies by pulling the u-s from the obamaris in november, to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of world war one. also in europe -- angela merkel announced her current, fourth term will be her last as german chancellor.u-k prime minister theresa may -- meanwhile -- continued to navigate the challenges of the impending "brexit" --theresa may/ british prime minister: i can say to the house with absolute certainty that there is not a better deal available. the planned exit from the european union, with a deadline of march 29, 2019. great britain also hosted -- nats-- the wedding of the year. royal watchers went wild for the may nuptials of prince harry, and american actress meghan markle at windsor castle.the world also watched -- the world cup.64 mates through june and july.france, winning it all.but a thai youth soccer team, grabbed nats the incredible boys and their in a cave by flood waters, than two weeks.stark the tragedy in southeast asia when a 7-point-five magnitude triggered a tsunami in indonesia.more than 2,100 pe

eventually, it will be moved to the national cathedral in washington where s 8:00 a.m. obama, bush, clinton and carter will pay their respects. president trump also expected to attend. >> since president bush's death friday night, there's been a massive effort in the few days since to get everything just right. now, although, like other presidential funerals, this morning's ceremonies and the eventual leading up to it has been planned for years. the funeral follows a private greeting from president trump and a steady stream of visitors at the capitol where president bush's body has been lying in state. people waited for hours for the moment to say good-b neil says he's grateful for the support. >> i'm not grieving. i'm celebrating just human bein. >> former president george w. bush who struggled with grief at the capitol monday will eulogize his father today. thetate duty and defense department personnel are involved. >>> this morning, president bush's two granddaughters are reflecting about their final moments with their grandfather in an exclusive interview with savannah gu

hitting back with taxes of their own.trump further rankled european allies by pulling the u-s from the obamar, to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of world war one. also in europe -- angela merkel announced her current, fourth term will be her last as german chancellor.u-k prime minister theresa may -- meanwhile -- continued to navigate the challenges of the impending "brexit" --theresa may/ british prime minister: i can say to the house with absolute certainty that there is not a better deal available. the planned exit from the european union, with a deadline of march 29, 2019. great britain also hosted -- nats-- the wedding of the year. royal watchers went wild for the may nuptials of prince harry, and american actress meghan markle at windsor castle.the world also watched -- natsthe world cup.64 matches through june and july. france, winning it all.but a thai youth soccer team, grabbed headlines too.natsthe incredible rescue of 12 boys and their coach trapped in a cave by flood waters, after more than two weeks.the elation -- a stark contrast with the tragedy in southeast asia in sep

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s children's hospital. >> former president barack obama weing a santa claus hat there, c surprised tldren yesterday. he showed up with a bag full of presents and plenty of cheer to go around. >> wherever the family is, wherever the people you love t' are, ts christmas. >> he spent about 90 minutes visiting children there, parents and hospital staff too. >> he brought santa moves, you ow, the dad dancing. he last visited children's hospital four years ago. great to see all the smilesn the faces. not just the patients but everyone who works at the hospital too. >> not the secret service though. >> no, they're not smiling. pretty straight faced. >> i don't think i've ever seen any secret service detail from any dutyhe smile. >>re on duty. i know a few off duty. they're smiling. >> okay, good. good to know, chuckell. >> so we're at 77 -- 77, i wish. 77? >> 37 degrees right now. >> this deluge you keep talking about. >> it's just going to be crazy. in the year of rain that we have one of s is going to be the crazier ones because it is december, and our temperaturesy are lik to increase 15 or 2

s the heaviest. also -- former first lady michelle obama is in london...pe she took at one of the most powerful women in silicon valley. next. right now at 6: >>> welcome back. as we say farewell to former president george h.w. bush, our harry smith looks at the lighter side of his legacy as an who is adverse to adulation and attention, george bush sure did want you to see what was on his feet. >> i like a colorful sock. i'm a sock man. >> reporter: the more colorful, the better, though his preference led to red, white and blue. entrepreneur john took notice and sent the president a box of some of his favorites and soon on world down syndrome day, the president wore these socks that john designed. john's george bush socks are sold out today. that he was often in a wheelchair the last several years, all the better to show off the socks, and if a fellow former president was stopping by for a visit, clinton socks. when sully the service dog came on board, he often co-starred on instagram with the socks and was with the president when he went to vote a few w a

tweet in which hs democrats don't want a wall.r they also retweeted something that president obama posted in 2011 srious about illegal immigration. the locales conan was also posting saying president trump's temper tantrum caused the furlough of00,000 federal workers. the national treasury employees union based here in d.c., they sent a letter to the administration asking for keckpay to be expedited for federal w saying our local workers are, quote, having grave concerns about their finances. >> scott, thank you. >> ahead at 6:00, we'll cck in with nicole jacobs at a look at how that shutdown could impact the smithsonian institution facilities. >> two brutal sex assault cines northwest d.c. police need help identifying a center ofay be at the both of the attacks. the suspect was armed with a knife when he forced the victim out of her home and assaulted her. that crime happened back on july 15th. police just released this video of ape possiblect leaving the scene. you can see him running down the street there. inveigators say the s man is the person in the video that you see here. police say the sus

she said she would build a grassroots campaign of small donor donations, a bit like s bernders did and barack obama did when he won victory. she is clearly pitching herld stand where we w expect, way left on the party. she has been a champion, if you like, workers rights in terms of representation on the boards of big companies, union representation. she hatalked about raising the minimum wage significantly, of course. she has been a scourge in some ways of wall street and those institutions. it is going to be difficult for her because there ll be other people in that wing of the party, not least bernie sandhas himself whthe huge infrastructure already in place from the last time he ran and all the people he galvanized and the huge rallies. they will be on similar territory and there could beto others the big thing is that this field is going to be so crowded. it could be upwards of a dozen, even two dozen people inhis field. the sue is not only is there limited amount of political space to share between these people in order to distinguish themselves from one another, but there is a limited amount

hitting back with taxes of their own.trump further rankled european allies by pulling the u-s from the obamar deal. but world leaders came together in paris in november, to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of world war one. also in europe -- angela merkel announced her current, fourth term will be her last as german chancellor.u-k prime minister theresa may -- meanwhile -- continued to navigate the challenges of the impending "brexit" --theresa may/ british prime minister: i can say to the house with absolute certainty that there is not a better deal available. the planned exit from the european union, with a deadline of march 29, 2019. great britain also hosted -- nats-- the wedding of the year. royal watchers went wild for the may nuptials of prince harry, and american actress meghan markle at windsor castle.the world also watched -- natsthe world cup.64 matches through june and july. france, winning it all.but a thai youth soccer team, grabbed headlines too.natsthe incredible rescue of 12 boys and their coach trapped in a cave by flood waters, after more than two weeks.the elation --

that but it is at least onejudge of legal hearing about that but it is at least one judge ‘s opinion that the obamatution. something that resonant trump has been celebrating on twitter, he said, as i have been predicting all along obama care has been struck down as the unconstitutional disastrous. he has been trying to replace it because he thinks it cost americans too much. the intention of the scheme was to roll out medical care for people who we re roll out medical care for people who were not insured. to date was the deadline to apply whether you want to be covered by obama care over the next year, whether that will hit the number of people who sign up whether the scheme has a future or not, we will have to find the democrats have said this was able to —— democrats is that this was the ludicrous calling. thank you for that. "yellow vest" protesters have gathered in paris and other cities for a fifth consecutive saturday of demonstrations. about 69,000 police have been mobilised across france to prevent a repeat of the violence of previous weeks. in paris, several hundred people marched along th

obama dissed with the "s" word. the good news is we don't have to bleep the former first lady.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 her husband once called kanye west. >> he's a jack ass. >> reporter: some say found your voice. when the [bleep] hit the fan, her fans didn't give a [bleep]. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and thanks so much for joining us. ac 360 starts now. >>> good evening from issue wasn where the ceremonial rhythms of a somber day faded into a picture of simple, quiet sadness. the 41st president of the united states lying in state in the capitol rotunda and being remembered tonight by so many in so many different places for embodying so much of what now seems spe seems missing

have worn my israeli flag and my gop elephant and i have had people, before trump, before obama, probably during w.'s time, this was a while ago tell me in public places in montgomery county, aren't you afraid to wear that around here? and i know what they are meaning and i look them right not eye and i smile and i say, if i don't have the guts to say it, i don't get to be it. >> you are manly. [ laughter ] >> that's exactly what i meant. >> that's right. that's right. and that's frankly how all americans should be. all americans. so that's just my observations that i wanted to share. and i will finish with a question. pertaining to this topic. which is that i was -- correct me if i'm wrong, but i was surprised when the west borough baptist church ruling came down that i think scalia dissented. and i think ruled -- >> it was alito. >> oh, it was alito. >> okay. then i am not so confused. so scalia did agree that as hateful as it is, they still had the right to do it. >> correct. >> thank you. >> let's go right here. i saw your hand. >> hi. i was wondering if the panel could talk a little bit about ho

>> building things that, you, knange the world in a way that it needs to be changed.ho >>s barack obamae answer is right there on my facebook page. >> mr. zuckerberg... 'sup, zuck? >> in those days, "move fast and break things" didn't seem to be sociopathic. >> if you're building a product that people love, you can make a lot of mistakes. >> it wasn't that they intendedm to do hao much as they were unconcerned about the possibility that harm would result. re so just to be clear, yo not going to sell or share any of the information on facebook? >> we're not gonna share people's informationexcept for with the people that they'veo asked for it tbe shared. >> technogy optimism was so deeply ingrained in thvalue system and in the beliefs of people in silicon valley... >> we're here for a hackathon, so let's get started. >> ...that they'd come toev beliit is akin to the law of gravity, that of course technology makes the world a better place. it always had, it always will.an that assumption essentiallysk a set of changes that were going on in the cultureth were very dangerous. >> from kxjz in

obama. if you look at where the s&p 500 was at this point in barack obama's presidency, it was up like 46%,nder trump it's up like 11%. and of course what comes up can also go down. look, this was a dumb move for him from the beginning, and the only metric -- the only metric on which the american people regard this president favorably is on the economy. and once he loses the economy, if he does -- and i'm not saying that we are, you know, due for an immediate downturn. but certainly there are warning signs at the very least right now because of the stock market amongst other things, you know? i don't know how he maintains any semblance of power. >> all right. stand by, everyone. stay with me. facts matter. is the president finally starting to learn that? how his conspiracy theories are being debunked one after the other. we're going to talk about that next. ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphia cream cheese. made with fresh milk and real cream makes your recipes their holiday favourites. the holidays are made wi

the 2003 decision to invade iraq -- president george w- bush visited the u-s military stationed there four times. president obamavisited troops in iraq once.both men made multiple trips to afghanistan. this trip is the first time president trump visited troops in a war zone.president trump: "i want to just say great job " i'm mary moloney reporting. reporting.moloney reporting. ( robin ) more troops got a chance to meet the president and first lady. after air force one departed iraq -- it stopped at the air base in germany to refuel. there -- the president and first lady met with military leaders -- and took more pictures with u-s troops. the president and first lady are back at the white house now --- they touched down in washington around 2-30 this morning. ( robin ) a guns right group is taking the trump administration to court --- over the ban on bump stocks. the "gun owners of america" filed a lawsuit against the a-t-f wednesday. the groups says the ban --- which was announced last week --- is illegal. the lawsuit is asking for a court injunction to stop the enforcement of the ban... bump stocks are devices

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

. >>> tonight form early first lady michelle obama was on stage in san jose talking to a packed s.a.p. center about her new autobiography. 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 ti

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the american people, maybe they should listen to themselves because they are such hypocrites,s, in the obama, they sounded a lot like donald trump. and we have the tapes to prove it. take a look. >> i've voted numerous times when i was a senator to spend money to build a barrier to try to prevent illegal immigrants from coming in. and i do think you have to control your borders. >> people who entered the united states without our permission are illegal aliens and illegal aliens should not be treated the same as people who enter the u.s. legally. the american people never accept immigration reform unless they truly believe their government is committed to ending future illegal immigration. >> those who enter our country illegally and those who employ them disrespect the rule of law. we live in an age where terrorists areer challenging our borders, we cannot allow people to pour into the u.s. undetecte undetected, undocumented, and unchecked. >> sean: how times have changed. they sounded like baby donald trump. now we warned you for a long time. now democrats, now they want open borders. sanct

at 8:00, former president barack obama, former secretary of state james baker, and historian john role inon the u.s.'s world. >> when there is a problem in the world people do not call moscow or beijing, they call washington. even our adversaries expect us to solve problems and keep things running. at 9:00, a conversation with entrepreneurs on women in corporate america. >> we know that women's networks continue to look very female heavy. very maleks look heavy. that might be fine in the first position right out of school. who do you think wins with a network by the time you get to senior leadership? >> watch tuesday, christmas day on c-span. >> the united states senate, a uniquely american institution. legislating in carrying out constitutional duty sense 1789. >> please raise your right hand. c-span takes you inside the senate, learning about the legislative body and its informal workings. we will look at the history of conflict and compromise with original interviews. >> arguing about things and and having great debates is thoroughly american. >> key moments in history and unprecedented access, all

at 8:00, former president barack obama, former secretary of state james baker, and historian james meacham on the u.s.'s role in the world. pres. obama: if there is a problem in the world, people do not call moscow. they do not call beijing. people call washington. even our adversaries expect us to solve problems and keep things running. announcer: at 9:00, a conversation with entrepreneurs on women in corporate america. >> we know that women's networks tend to look very female heavy. men's networks tend to look very male heavy. that might be fine in your first position right out of school. who do you think wins the network by the time you get to senior leadership? announcer: watch tuesday, christmas day, on c-span. >> saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, conversations with three retiring members of congress. johnlicans peter roskam, duncan and mike coffman discuss losing reelection and reflect on time in congress. >> we go on our app, devices, and we want things quickly, but jefferson wrote this 14 years after the declaration of independence, "the ground of liberty is to be gained by inches. we must be conte

when i think of president obama throwing his pastor under the s, reverend wright, honoring the confederacy, which is something other presidents before him did, a president who went into black churches, black tomunities, talked down black people, patronized african-americans, and really that white the myth supremacy and in a long time ago toi would not go so far as say obama embraced post-racialism, but he did not at any point and still does not come even as an ex-president, he still has not overly challenge or even acknowledge the ongoing existence of white supremacy in this country. i think being an uncle tom, being internally suppressed is something that spans the political spectrum. excerpts of the of your book "no one is going to be able to explain to you in a should bewhat you .ble to do to confront racism we are dealing with collective problems and institutionalize inequality is. when he to become more comfortable telling unflattering truths about our society." host: mary. caller: if we are still racist -- and if we are so racist, how many people leave it, seeking asylum elsewhere? g

obama ridiculed romney, the 1980's foreign policy act. now all of a sudden everything is nefarious.ou are building a network, you are a young man on the rise, you are in a hurry. george: that is exactly what it was, but then they never introduced me to any russian officials, they just kept writing that we were going to do this. that is when i started to feel suspicious. i remember i messaged whoever that person was, and said, did i meet you in london? are you the same person? no response. so i stopped talking to whoever that was. so i started to distance myself from joseph at that point, and i think he began to realize that whoever was -- or whoever was running him began to notice that. he sent me one last email, as far as i can remember. he said i am returning from russia, let's have one more meeting in london. i said, ok, and that is when he drops this bomb on me, out of the blue, unsolicited. i had no idea what i wanted to talk to me about. it is as if i am sitting here and have a kilo of drugs on me. no one was expecting it. but that is how awkward and random and this info was t

some of the policies are stronger than what the obama administration did but clearly trump 's rhetoric is very important here and vladimir putin still see as way he can attempt to influence the president of the united states and that i think is still a very big danger. >> i have to ask you, as wee se back home to developments, with michael cohen, what was mueller signaling to the president? >> what he's signaling is that this moscow tower development the president claimed was over before the presidential cam ppan really got into full swing, that he knows it was ongoing, that there was a business interest for trump personally throughout the election with the russians and that anyone who had said otherwise to mueller or to congress is facing real criminal jeopardy here. >> including his son. >> including his son-in-law and his son. >> thank you so much to my guests. appreciate it. when we come back, more on the death of former president george h.w. bush and a look at the friendship between him and his "saturday night live" impersonator dana carvey. alright, i brought in ensure max protei

when i think of president obama throwing his pastor under the s, reverend wright, honoring the confederacy, which is something other presidents before him did, a president who went into black churches, black tomunities, talked down black people, patronized african-americans, and really that white the myth supremacy and in a long time ago toi would not go so far as say obama embraced post-racialism, but he did not at any point and still does not come even as an ex-president, he still has not overly challenge or even acknowledge the ongoing existence of white supremacy in this country. i think being an uncle tom, being internally suppressed is something that spans the political spectrum. excerpts of the of your book "no one is going to be able to explain to you in a should bewhat you .ble to do to confront racism we are dealing with collective problems and institutionalize inequality is. when he to become more comfortable telling unflattering truths about our society." host: mary. caller: if we are still racist -- and if we are so racist, how many people leave it, seeking asylum elsewhere? g

the 2003 decision to invade iraq -- president george w- bush visited the u-s military stationed there four times. president obamas in iraq once.both men made multiple trips to afghanistan. this trip is the first time president trump visited troops in a war zone.president trump: "i want to just say great job " i'm mary moloney reporting. break... one man says he's forever thankful to a couple... who returned his lost diaper bag that was filled with 5-thousand dollars. ( will ) and after the break ...a new change for hospitals in the new year. how it could affect where patients seek treatment. for your health this morning... price transparency is coming to u-s hospitals in the new year. a new federal rule requires all hospitals to post an online list of the cost of their standard services. patients will be able to compare prices before seeking treatment. some consumer advocates say even though those lists will be beneficial... it doesn't do enough to inform patients about adjusted and sometimes increased costs due to insurance and other factors. those prices are expected to be available online january first. deal

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obama. [applause] [cheering] she is an author and the wife of th44thpresident of the united s, barack obama. [applause] [cheering] she's become a role model for women and girls and advocate for healthy families of servicemembers and their families, higher education and international adolescents girls education. a division of penguin random house and it will be released in 24 languages consider one of the most popular first ladies. [applause] [cheering] mrs. obama invite the readers into her world chronicling the experiences that have shaped her from her childhood on the south side of chicago to her years as an executive balancing the demands of motherhood and work warm, wise and regulatory becoming is the deeply personal recognition of a woman of soul and substance has defied expectations and whose story inspired us to do the same. we are fortunate to have the librarian of congress carla hayden nominated to the position of library and congress by president barack obama in february, 2016 and her nomination was confirmed by the senate in july, 2016. she was sworn in as the 14th library of cong

opinion on his ruling the former judge wrote that president obama's signature legislative achievement has fallen like a game of jenga.re the s court ruled the aca was a tax. last year congress remove the tax penalty for people who don't buy health insurance. and the judge says without that tax there's no way the aca can be allowed to stand. now, the white house is calling this avictory. the president tweeted last night in part, obama care was ruled unconstitutional by a highly respected judge in texas. democrats as expected aren't happy about the ruling and are vowing to fight back. incoming speaker of the house nancy spl nancy pelosi tweeted it exposes the monstrous end game of the gop's all out assault on people with preexisting conditions. she wrote the house will swiftly intervene in the appeals process. now, we want to letou know ruling willght's not affect next year's coverage. you have a deadline. you have until 11:59 tonight to sign up. even though the trump s administration celebrating the ruling, officials say the aca is still law pending the appeals process. >> all right. thank you fha breaking all down. i know it

obama's life before - during and after her family's eight years in the white house. it is a ticketed event at the sa-p center - hosted by former radio journalist michele norris. the event started about 10- minutes ago.... after the san jose event.. 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 mo

michelle obama is set to give a talk at san jose )s sap center n friday.t of her book tour for her memoir, titled >>> happening this week, michelle obama giving a talk on friday. part of her book tour for her memoir titled "becoming." we plan to be there too and we'll bring you complete coverage of that event. >>> now for the developments in washington, where uncertainty surrounds several positions in the trump administration. the president is searching for a replacement for his outgoing chief of staff and getting some pushback for his pick for attorney general and u.n. ambassador. nbc white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has the latest. a year-end challenge for president trump, his vacancy rate. the hurdle ahead senate confirmation for two high profile. >> by overwhelming bipartisan support. she has been a supporter for a long time, and -- >> reporter: but today the path for heather nauert state department spokeswoman and fox news alum hit a snag when senator marco rubio could not say she was qualified to be u.n. ambassador. >> the things you're aski

the 2003 decision to invade iraq -- president george w- bush visited the u-s military stationed there four times. president obamain iraq once.both men made multiple trips to afghanistan. this trip is the first time president trump visited troops in a war zone.president trump: "i want to just say great job " i'm mary moloney reporting. ( darya )up next... a san francisco city leader is speaking out against the idea of the raiders playing next season at a-t and t park. what he has to say coming up in the next hour. ( darya )plus... a new study says that women are working more... but are their paychecks matching up? a new study says younger women are working longer hours and getting paid more than ever before. the pew research center found 78-percent of young adult women worked at least 50 weeks per year in 20-17. younger women are also getting paid more. average earnings for full-time female employees increased from around 37-thousand to 39-thousand-dollars between 2000 and 20-17. what apparently has not changed for women is their role at home. millennial households reported they wanted housework split equally...

s and continuing. president barack obama during his years as president created stonewall national monument, part of the lgbt people, harry tubman in new york -- harriet york, the great leader out in california, charles young, african-american soldier, national monument in ohio, native american bears ears, turning landover to tribes. -- land over to tribes. we have a long way to go but we are teaching native american history. maybe not enough. i have been angry at my state of texas trying to get helen keller out of the history books. it annoys me to no end. if i had more time i would write an op-ed. i don't like when i see people going backwards. that, wee are doing are at a better place now in 2018 then we were in 1948. brian: i want to remind our television audience we are at mount vernon. our audience, if you have questions for these historians, please write them down. sudden george a washington walked in here? [laughter] >> salute. [laughter] brian: what would you say to him? what would you want to say to george washington? what would you say you like about what he did or did not like? >> i would sa

at 8:00, former president barack obama, secretary of state james baker, and historian john meacham on the u.s.'s role in the world. >> if there's a problem around the world, people do not call moscow, they do not call beijing. they call washington. even our adversaries expect us to solve problems and expect us to keep things running. >> and at 9:00, a conversation with entrepreneurs on women in corporate america. >> and we know that women's networks tend to look very female heavy. men's networks tend to look at mail-heavy. that may be fine when you are all across your first position out of school. who do you think wins by the time you get to senior leadership? announcer: christmas day on c-span. each week, american artifacts takes viewers into archives, museums, and historic sites around the country. the smithsonian national portrait gallery opened its doors in 1968. next, the director shows us 12 paintings that have told the american story over the last half-century. >> welcome

s from the headquarters of the national broadcaster access public anger at prime minister viktor obama's policy. with. great to have you along everyone we began our broadcast in the southern philippines where the island of mindanao is facing another year under martial law after present day extend at the measure last year were always city on mindanao was the scene of a five month long battle on government troops were deployed to quell an insurgency by militants allied to so-called islamic state more than a thousand people were killed and half a million were displaced today murari city lies in ruins a team of g.w. news reporters has just returned from the city. exclusive report. this force the center of today residents call it ground zero. we get the military's permission to enter selected pots and a warrant about unexploded devices last year a few hundred i asked inspired fighters holed up in mosques and houses the army with help from the united states responded with relentless ai rates in this type of warfare you have to flush out the enemy from their defensive position and you can only

s. (pam) former first lady michelle obama will meet with young adults... promote her autobiography... during a visit to san jose on friday. 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 tomorrow night at 8 p.m. ((ken/tele vo)) the organizers of the mavericks surf contest say the event will not be held on monday.. but tuesday and thursday are still a possibility. kron 4's maureen kelly talked people who are excited about a big change expected ... during this year's event. the excitement level is so great that i'm a little jittery brian overfelt is this year's event manager for the mavericks surf contest...today he could be found on the phone constantly

at 8:00, president barack obama and historian jon meacham on the u.s.'s role in the world. if there is a problem around the world, people do not call moscow are beijing. they call washington. even our adversaries expect us to solve problems and keep things running. 9:00, a conversation with entrepreneurs on women in corporate america. >> who do you think when with a network when we get the senior leadership? >> watch tuesday, christmas day, on c-span. tuesday, 88:00 eastern, on american history tv, from paris, a veterans day ceremony marking the centennial of the armistice that ended world war i. world leaders including president trump were in attendance. here is a preview. ago, on the day, on the hour, in paris, and all around france, the bugles sounded and the bells pealed. armistice was being announced. four long,e end of terrible years of death and fighting. devastating wars continue to be fought. here, on this very day, the french and their allies celebrate of their victory. they had fought for their homeland. and for this they had made huge sacrifices and suffered unt

s justice department declined to comment. (justine) the national school lunch program is scaling back some of the contested changes made under president obama(grant) so now....refined grains are back on the menu. the u-s department of agriculture says its decision will help schools struggling to serve only whole=-grain rich foods. they say half of grain on menus will have to be whole-grain rich. they are also giving schools more time to reduce sodium. and scraping a stricter sodium limit. flavored low-fat milk will also be allowed. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: it turned out to be a beautiful day with plenty of sunshine and cool temperatures. rain and snow moved into southern california to make for a stormy there for a day. on the satellite you can see as high pressure is building in to bring a break from the stormy weather. it will be cold tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s with patchy frost. patchy dense fog is also a possibility in some of the interior vallelys late at night and early tomor