he's wearing a fez and saying, "ook, ook... ook." ( moaning ) i think my mom's really going to like this homemade butter. and i got a kitchen witch for my aunts. oh, no. my nose is itchy. i'll help you out there, buddy. ( sighs ) y at salem. but before we get on the bus i want to let you in on a secret. what we've been studying was not just 17th-century life but human nature. the persecution, the hysteria of 300 years ago arose again today. and all it took was an idea planted in your head, the idea that someone different was among you. it wasn't just an idea. i did see a monkey. and that's what hysteria can do to you. no one had the witch card. every single card said "townsperson." i didn't create the witches. you did. now, think about that on the ride home. so, should we do the last seven bottles or go back to 99? i don't know. i'm just going to sleep the whole way back. so that's where my card went. a kitchen witch. sabrina, thank you. we'll hang it over the cauldron. i thought you'd like it. are you glad you stayed at salem?

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the michael and son camera l ooking good this morning, 48 degrees. taking a look at the fog t racker. it's not really showing up so much but i did notice a lot of dense fog, especially around waters across the potomac and low-lying areas. 35 for white oak. 41 for springfield. 44 for dulles. clinton, 45. board. temperatures today, above average. we are headed to the mid-60s. yesterday we were at 67 degrees. a lot of sunshine and more than what we had yesterday. and coming up, we will talk about the blast of cold air h eaded your way. >>> allyson, we have utility work going on close to route 7. just a portion of georgetown pike. so when you hit springville r oad, watch out. all of the lanes are closed for the utility work going on. they didn't say how long delays on route 7 -- taking place. no delays on route 7. but dulles airport, the eastbound lane, the access road, there's some traffic. >> thank you so much. >>> now to new developments and one of the year's highly publicized police shootings the. police officer who shot and k illed a black driver ne

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now wait a minute, ook in on him too. as ranger hoby gilman walked toward the hotel, his mind went ahead of him. teller had admitted killing the man who laid back at the barber shop. but who was he? why was he dead? and how did cass desmond's identification come to be on the body? would teller be willing to give the answers? or would he be waiting with the same shotgun he used on the dead man? what's the number? room number eight. ?? (knocking) ?? well, looks like he left in a hurry. yeah, without even paying his bill! now why would a man skip out, who thought he had 1,000 reward money coming? must have been something awfully important. what'd this teller look like? kind of thin. brown hair and eyes. how tall? might shorter than me. no, that doesn't fit desmond's bill from what stan told me. you don't think desmond would bring a body in and claim his own reward? i did for a minute. (laughing) you sure got some funny ideas. where'd teller keep his horse? the liberty stable. (hammering) morning russ. this is uh, ranger gilm

we also have a president who ooks like did not win the popular vote. how do you -- what do you see as of his man, the republican mandate generally and how do you guard against the overreach that republicans -- excuse me, that democrats saw in and 2010 that resulted in the massive midterm reversal we saw then? >> well, i'll give you an example. i think the democrats made major in 2009 when they started with a philosophical attack on healthcare that really obama what president campaigned on. that was one of the leading signature issues at the beginning of their campaign. i mean, at the beginning of their time in service. a high political price for it. so i think it's important to what this election told us and what didn't tell us. what did it tell us? are ready for change and they are tired of the status quo. -- an announced socialist got almost half the votes in the democratic primary. trump running against the republican establishment, the establishment, the democratic establishment, not only won the primary but then elected nd got president. call here

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they have been released and it is much better than expected. ,ooking at manufacturing nonmanufacturing for october. haidi: were you surprised? it is a strong number, no doubt about it. it shows commissions are gradually improving for the corporate sector. that has been a significant turnaround. it is moving in the right direction. the non-pmi is holy up nicely as well. the corporate side of things is stabilizing but it is a long way from turning the corner. rishaad: what are people talking about the outlook? is it positive? perhaps the line of least resistance is to the upside. enda: it is being views as positive. that is the key issue, how much it is -- but the external story remains weak for china. [indiscernible] --re's no sign of to thed, it adds stabilization narrative we have seen in china. no sign yet that they have turned a corner. the underlying structure that we know about. still plenty of challenges. haidi: there would have been enough time for the affected trickle through. wea: the general thinking is ak currency does not -- it only matters if you have first mover advantage

comments,ook at those what do you want to see coming from trump?ow should they reach out to one another? opinion, myy country [indiscernible] we are set up from the review's administration. this is what happens from these people. we need to feel that we are handed over iraq and iran. what is required, the nuclear weapons, plans from iran. reporter: so would you -- [no audio] john: -- haidi: having some technical difficulties. let's check in on the headlines, including one of our top stories. new zealand central bank saying it has done enough to return inflation after cutting interest rates to the fresh record low. to 1.75%. inflation has languished below, 1.3% target for two years. the strongest growth seen in the developed world. the kiwis are rising on that statement. >> monetary policy will be accommodated. current projections and assumptions indicate policy including today's easing swissie growth shrine have to have inflation near the middle of the target range. at someormer officials of south korea's biggest companies have been questioned with

after seeing when prime minister hand,ook donald trump's interiors are adorned in gold, this is donaldnce. i have been convinced that president-elect mr. trump is definitely a leader that can be trusted. that i can trust. gato very big drama or a to our colleague helping us to translate that news coverage. i think donald trump's personality gives him a chance to have instant rapport with foreign leaders. donny: absolutely. interesting. is a worldwide celebrity becoming a president, and even world leaders get taken with celebrities. , after thehis way iowa primary, he called to thank me for predicting it. by the end of the conversation, you,saying, how can i help buddy? he is a charming guy, huge presence, and i think that is will serve him well. mark: there are two people who like him and 98 don't, and he talks to the two who like him. you said, not as just because he is famous. he has a big personality. why did hillary clinton say she went to donald trump's wedding, because he is fun to be around. if your barack obama it's like you're the kid in the room. he is a guy who fills up a ro

manus: let's talk about the ability of this to continue. .ook at dollar-yen can it continue?his momentum continuing the trade numbers? >> that is a good question. the yen did react in a different way to what many people expected with the election of donald trump. a lot of people expected a flight to quality which would have strengthened the yen, but for the moment, the outlook for exporters in terms of the yen is quite good, but the other part is what it means for protectionism. in new yorkabe later this week to speak to donald trump to see where that is going to go. like the tpp is off, and that is bad news for abe, so we will have to see. it is good news of the moment, but the question about protectionism is still out there. talked about protectionism and express interest in talking free trade with donald trump, and of course that is the external picture for japan, but domestically, what does the picture look like? that is a little gloomy actually. when we look at business investment, the numbers were flat for these latest gdp figures. also, personal consumption from househ

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policy,ook at british the policies first of castle ray allthen of canning, it is about balancing themselves between this radicalism of the new world and the absolutism of the eastern monarchies and britain trying to find its place in the middle. the entire discourse is ideological. and adams is a full participant in that discourse. it may be true that you could say he was being prudent, but since no one was recommending any for forces be sent anywhere, i don't know what he was being prudent against. there was never a suggestion that the united states was somehow going to become involved in sending forces over to do anything about it. the monroe doctrine is also one of the most misunderstood pieces of american policy in history because it is thought to be a division that is geographical between the new world and the old world. as adams understood it, as monroe understood it, it was a divide that was ideological. it is a concern that monarchy would be transplanted in the new world. they didn't want these countries having colonies. the big division was an ideological division. i'm arguing with

ook, but you don't mention the ninth corps. it is a book about the breakthrough. sometimes you cannot please everyone. other questions? yes? mention artillery at the point of the breakthrough. can you elaborate little more about that, because you described how the confederate line was so stretched out as far as infantry was concerned. edward: this is one of those things where -- i will make this a call -- if anyone has any resources on artillery of april 2, 1855, above the see them. we have so few information. a great account from a private john walters who is situated to the north of the breakthrough who writes about the front. outside of that, not a lot of confederate genres. they will not begin to count the federals until after the signal drawing for the assault. there was an overnight co bombardment. had the confederate gunners known that wright was forming his men into a compact wedge with the confederacy, had they known that, they could have been pounding those men overnight. some of them for five hours before the attack kicked off. the confederates do not s

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marriage ook whole a backdraft. i was always insecure. i never felt like i was enough.ch never felt like i was enough my whole life. i think that's why i started by adding a simple e to carol to make it carole with a e, because it looked a little prettier. and then accumulated a series of names with my life. neil simon called me to girl with too me "the girl many names." i could have been a law firm. i think it comes down to if you felt loved as a child, if you felt criticized. i had an overly critical mom who did not know how to be nurturing. charlie: what gave you the capacity to write a hit song? what is that talent, what is that skill, and where does it come from? we just saw a whole list of great songs by you. carole: they weren't really the great ones. charlie: what were the great ones? carole: "that's what friends are for," because we raised so much money for aids research. but i love the song, too. charlie: what else? carole: i think "you and me, we wanted it all" is one of my better lyrics. allenrank sinatra, peter recorded it. "you and me, we wanted it all, pa

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>>ooking at the tax plan, it calls for a personal income tax cut that would be $1,000 for middle income million for the very top earners. is this likely to boost spending economy? >> betty, you have done your homework and reading the same table i am, so that's great. we needed a lot more of that piercing analysis during the campaigns. no, i mean -- the problem there is that if you give people who are already rich a really big tax break, so a million for multimillionaires, they are not going to spend the money necessarily, because they are not income constrained. they already have the money they need. the marginal propence see to spend that dollar is small. you would flip this thing upside down. >> and what does all of this do for the national debt? big picture here. >> great point. i mean, it makes it grow a lot. the trump tax plan has been analyzed to add something between 4 and $6 trillion to the national debt. if you go back to george w bush, and he used this budget technique, and democrats also use, to be fair, to push through a tax cut that significantly worsened our fiscal account

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movers,ook at the discretionary was best performer. through se -- the nasdaq outperforming.ay.ly not the case >> you know what, i have to correct myself. consumer discretionary lost the to financial. you look at the sector break down. it was pretty mixed day. the positive number for the s&p 500. you do have five industry groups including real estate investment trust and energy. the bond proxy. for the small cap benchmark. rally.y all these small domestically asrated companies are seen beneficiaries of more protectionist u.s. among individual names, cisco forecast a drop in sales. that stock down about 5%. retails in the spotlight here. winners and losers. best buy profit beat analyst estimate. it did move higher by 14%. wal-mart and staples reporting sales missedst mate. >> let's take a look at the government bond market. right there around 8:30, you can see the spike. got some solid data on initial jobless claim. also housing strong. the u.s.ence that economy is doing solidly. let's take a look at the 10 year chart. jumping up around 830 and the day.f we're talking about th

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consumers might be relatively unaware of the fact that at the end of the year, they actually ,ook home market baskets shopping baskets of food products for their family that were healthier and they would be. these are small changes, but small changes over five-years are substantial changes. i don't see any legal problems. i don't think it would run into any first amendment objections. any othere constitutional limits, either. states could potentially try this out on their own. hawaii is a nice example. i don't think rhode island should do this. shopping inmight go connecticut instead. i do think a big stick to try it out as an experiment. it would be fascinating to see if government would try to encourage such a thing. kids have already been saturated with the marketing. i think this could have more of -- and if we decided 25% was not enough, we could work on that. possible -- let's take an of walmart. it is possible that they may find that they can take the in higher income neighborhoods, that would be bad if that turned out to be the case. i doubt it. i think the biggest gains would

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you're going to get people ooking at you like you're crazy. that shouldn't be. isour purpose of being there to act and defend that constitution itself. panelists, as they look at this new dministration, will talk about how we can use this teachable moment for our new president as a wholeur country o remind them why this country is based on a constitution that predetermined, allows us to willingly build a constitutional republic on those means.deas and what it how we can apply it in a new administration, because i this is an opportunity of a lifetime for us to reassert importance and the need of a constitution in this country. so i challenge this panel, james, as you set about this -- not justnot just talk about what should be but the way things are and how do we things are in ay ongress in america, back to a constitutional republic that limits what the federal government can do. james, who ntroduce will be moderating. ames swanson, he's a senior legal scholar here at the heritage foundation. a senior o, he was fellow and the founding editor supreme court e revie

working with a new secretary of defense. .ooking at the budgetary issues there are tremendous amount of ways. what what does he offer -- what does he offer? it is so voluminous. it has the second highest budget. 7 million people last year, it has an -- a tremendous employee base. to my thoughtsg and suggestions and where i thought we could put our priorities. i'm not competing with anybody. i think i'm the last person, but there are tremendous people out there. as anot look at it competition. anybody who takes a job, i think it is the top this -- toughest job. people lives are depending on whether you do it right or wrong. as the president-elect said, it is his highest priority. that is why the veterans came out so strongly for him. the military since i was 19 years old. i was there for 35 years old and have been on the veterans committee. it is something i feel very passionate about. i think each and every one of you guys too. -- does too. reporter: what do you think of the appointment so far? change, ith the rules he will get appointed because the democrats change the rules. i hope

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or maybe just how i want it to ♪ook.s in latin america left to the elements, left to collapse, were frozen gloriously in time. in fits and starts, cuba is changing, but it's not sugar or rum or tobacco or casino gambling that is the new god. it's tourists. ♪ all right. so here, chinatown. >> such as it is. >> but are there any chinese left in havana? >> no. there's a few new chinese. >> right. >> at one point the chinese community in cuba was huge, but they pretty much cleared out after the revolution as did most of the russian, jewish who were here so the state erected a few quintessentially chinatown gates. muster the 14 chinese people left and summon their relatives. >> for more than 35 years, john lee anderson has been reporting from conflict zones such as syria, lebanon, libya, iraq, and afghanistan. >> i lied about my age and traveled around africa. when i was 13, i told people i was 26. >> in the early 1990s while researching a biography, he and his family moved to cuba and ended up staying for three years. you li

that's based on an old model that ooks like a solar system but in quantum mechanics the raydom oesn't look that way at all. they'll even tell you what it's made out of. whether it's solid or liquid. s far as i know other than the movie no one has been to the center of the earth. earth. that's an inference we have made with various types of technology which have evolved over the years but no one has ever seen it. students need to know where that picture in the book comes from. they need to know what does it mean that it's an inference, that means it can change when we have a different view, in fact, in fact, we used to have a different view of it, and that becomes important because it helps guide future science because all of those parts of the adam drive the types of questions we ask, they they guide what answers are considered acceptable or valid nd there really are critical things for the students to know. that is if we want to get to the end point. so, it's a great platform, it's a great means, but it's not the end point. the in point is scientific literacy. we can't cut ourselves

market,ook at the emr after the initial wave of installation and implementation, hospitals are spending more money to optimize these systems. you cannot print because when we built this 1970 system, the computer was static, and the doc or was out there seeing their patient. now the doctors are mobile and something as simple as printing a document becomes a huge nightmare. it gets printed in weird rooms and half the time the drivers are not installed. there are lots of complexities about installing these emr systems which have this big opportunity in the back which we are now dealing with. now?: ed, where are we the earlys about days. mr's,exaggeration of the erms what is the next phase? mr. park: we are pretty early into it. there was a guy who is laying down cable in my yard, literally wiring our entire neighborhood brake cable and had dirt trenches all over the place. that is where we are now. we are in the process of putting basic infrastructure in place. that is my perspective on it. one example of what you can begin to do once you leave the cable, i think i get all my buriedt over

>>ooking forward to that.e. also, garth brooks is back. and it's not just garth, he has a very special veterans performance with a surprise >> we're also going to celebrate veterans day with an inspiring amazing story. i got to sit down with joey jones and his wife meg and got an inspiring message about living with no limits. incredible story. >> you know what, we have puppies, it's friday. and a big "gma" mission pawsible update. very proud to share it with and there are some veterans having a good time with those pups. we'll get to that in a bit. "gma." y day is puppy day at >> we love that and now we have to get the morning rundown from tom llamas. >> good morning. the big story this morning, anti-trump anger again spilling into the streets of american cities and dozens arrested in portland, oregon after a protest turned violent after they attacked police, smashed windows and vandalizing cars and oakland saw its third night of protests and president-elect trump took to twitter blaming the demonstrations on, quote, professional protester

.>> l>>ook atooknes has a our forecast at 9:32.:32. yes, my friend a question. qio >> does it have a littlee innuendo in it. >> when i lip listened to it on time i think there's more goingg on in this song.on >> what was going on with you ay the time when you were listenin to it? >> don't ask. a >> we need able to be put ourselves in your position. >> in the context when it was ww written. maybe that has something to dong with it. >> read a version or two of that song. >> okay. >> tell me what you think. meanwhile beautiful vetl erme day. the coy my imagination, youmygia know. beautiful veterans day. day. we're going to be in the --he we're very close to mid 60s herr for couple of hours as our frontal system is approachingstp from the north and north andor west and then much cooler, coldl air tonight with a pretty good g wind out of the north and west.. 59 now in washing 55 gaithersburg. 55 winchester. leonardtown 55.dt there are your winds out of theo west and north and west about 15 to 20 and again we'll see gustsg this afternoon behind the front over 20, 25 m

right, let's go to what we have coming up on the program. ,ooking at that japanese close also a deepeningthe tata group. companystry denies the under his watch was simply drifting. details are on the way. ♪ >> it is 10:29 a.m. in hong kong , i am paul allen with the first word headlines. stabilized last month following new measures to calm the property market. industrial production rose six .1% in october. retail sales climbed 10%, down slightly from 10.7%, while fixed asset investment increased 8.3% in the first 10 months of the year. that the boc said monday's fix was the weakest since september 2009, 6.8291 is more than 6.5% lower than a year ago. a measure of expected yuan volatility has jumped to the highest in three months with donald trump's protection is stance prompting china to allow steeper declines. can to a seven-year low. japan's economy expanded with a rebound in exports compensating for weak spending. 2.2%,ew an annualized private consumption grew just .1%, and business spending was unchanged. from a deflator drop .1% year earlier, its first fall since 2013. sources have t