and on this play, robert kelly punches it in. that would do it. skins complete the comeback and 17-14.he hawks now to an old rivalry renewed. the ravens on the road. joe flacco playing after suffering a concussion last thursday night. but he and the ravens offense struggled most of this game. they would make this interesting, scoring late in the fourth quarter. little, too late. the ravens fall 23-20 and go into their bye week with a record. not a jackson, where a brawl broke out. green punches someone after he was pushed. green and ramsey were both ejected. you can expect both will be fined for this. an american woman wins the new york city marathon for the first time in four years. beat out thegan three-time defending champion by one minute. the last american woman to win it all was make a gorman in 1977. flanagan says the wind means so much more after the terror attack in manhattan. >> it has been a tough week for new yorkers and for our nation. i thought of what a better gift than to make americans smile today. adrianna: she is also a tar heel

here's robert kelly."they stand-up and they go -- like walk out and say like they're going into a a fight. [ light laughter ] it's like the -- it's amazing. it's just that they get into that mind-set, and they all destroyed. it was really, really -- i needed a laugh, it was great. and at the end i did a lip sync battle with denis leary, and he beat me. [ light laughter ] but he cheated, he had like, you know, shots of all the boston teams winning championships and stuff. and he did, "we are the champions." and they -- just boston's such a great city. i always feel like it's a a different country, just the way they talk and the way they just -- it's like -- i've never met anyone -- yes, a totally different world. i loved it so much. it's fantastic. but anyways, i went out and i did my song, and it was okay. and so denis won. but then we sang "walk this way" together. and i go, great. and we do "walk this way." and then denis goes, as we're doing the song he goes, "and give it up for john mayer, everybody."

robert kelly no we can't catch your breath there way of all have that happen from time to time are you ok to proceed and if not we can certainly check back in with you later ok but professor kelly you better now pardon me the little bugger you know we understand we understand sorry my apologies. i'm north korea's been dependent on external support basically since the one nine hundred sixty s. so north korea has china right now which is the primary supporter of north korea has a certain leverage over the states so they are vulnerable to extreme pressure that doesn't mean they take their cues i think from extra pressure for sort of calendar days but they are they they are susceptible to pressure on. what they need for the missiles what they need to import luxury goods for example televisions alcohol and things like that so i do think that that we can pressure them into making certain choices but i think it's very difficult for us to sort of map particular launch dates to xterm oil pressure exter and all decisions that we've made for overkill i thank you so much for hanging in there with

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robert: has kelly studied the scene inside the white house? >> you would know this better than any of us. >> what's your take? >> i think he's had missteps. certainly his performance in the briefing room and his refusal to apologize for misunderstanding the relationship between that florida congresswoman and that gold star family which was a long-standing relationship, she was part of the family and they were on their way to the burial and he should have understood that. >> i thought it was striking that he did that, stepping out of the normal chief of staff role, not to be a political actor and he seems like a political actor. having said that, i think the operation below the level of the president is running more, you know, professionally than it did. this is small stuff but they're just getting -- they're getting fact sheets out and rolling out policies in a better way, bringing people in for briefings. there's less of a fight in the briefing room every day. people are not able to walk into the oval office any time they want. >> that may be

kelly: stands by with me. we think we have john roberts again. john, are you there? kelly: you are having a little bit of trouble with your cell phone. let's see if we can muddle through this. what's your finding with the president's first trip to say shah and japan? -- to asia and japan? reporter: let me focus in on the sutherland springs reaction. that was top of everybody's mind today it's interesting that the president says he believes this is not a gun problem. this is a health problem because the individual involved in the shooting apparently did have some troubles over the year prior to the heinous act he carried out today it's the same argument we heard after the sandy hook shooting. people were focused on adam lanza's mental health problems. he got the weapons from his mother and took them to school. the president is not will evening toker taken any notion of new gun controls. and after the shooting in las vegas, we heard even from the nra, support for legislation controlling or banning the so-called slide stocks, these bump stocks. yet nothing has happened o

more from general kelly. >> robert e. lee was an honorable man.man that gave up his country to fight for his state, which in 150 years ago was more important than country. it was always loyalty to state first back in those days. now it's different today. >> ba kari, robert e. lee an honorable man? >> well, i think well, i think >> well, i think the chief of staff is giving robert e. lee the benefit of history, to say the least. i was thinking to myself, i really don't have time to be explaining to people the root cause of the civil war and whether or not robert e. lee was a great man. in fact, in 2017, i can't believe we're even having those discussions. the reason robert e. lee was fighting for the state was for slavery and the expansion thereof. i don't understand why the white house wants to double down, other than talking to portions of their base, which adhere to these vial, old-fashioned rhetoric that was more divisive than we want to deal with. if we have to talk about why the civil war was fought, will we ever get to the real discussion of

of meaningful talks and we must remember john kelly service and thank him as well as lieutenant robert kellythank you. 's p7 in washington claims by former acting dnc chair donna brazil planning, painting a grim picture of the democratic party in 2016 camping in her new book brazil things to back up allegations of the race for the democratic nomination was tipped in hillary clinton's paper. allison barber now with more in washington. reporter: donna brazil, hillary clinton and the dnc and it's the most of washington story talked about. president trump heading towards marine one friday he stopped and said this. >> you want to look at hillary clinton then look at the new book that was just put out by donna brazil where she basically bought the dnc as she stole the election. reporter: criticism is coming from both sides of the aisle as dnc chairperson published an expert of her book and political magazine. the clinton campaign of entering into in her words and unethical fundraising agreement both before she won the nomination and the agreement in question was linked to a number of media outlets

the civil war is trending on twitter, seriously, all because white house chief of staff john kellie called robert e. lee an honorable man, and he said it was a lack of ability to compromise that led to the war itself. his story is described as strange and kind of depressing, but that didn't stop the white house. >> there's pretty strong consensus, family from the left, the right, the north, and the south that believe that if some of the individuals engaged had been willing to come to some compromises on different things, than it may not have occurred. >> one of our missions on the news at 11:00 john henry did that for us at the african-american civil war museum. >> reporter: the civil war happened about 150 years ago, yet it's still dominating discussion today thanks in part to this fox news interview. >> i would tell you that robert e. lee was an honorable man. the lack of an ability to compromise led to the civil war. >> the founding director of the african-american civil war museum weighed in on those comments. he said he took exception to the idea that confederate general lee was honorable. >

robert e. lee was thedited for treason. but generals are especially generous to generals. and now retired john kellyes to tell us that robert e. lee was an honorable man. robert e. lee is responsible for there the deaths of more american soldiers than all the of the enemies the united states has ever faced in war combined, including hitler. robert e. lee killed more american soldiers than hitler did. and now both robert e. lee and hitler are champions, champions to the white supremacists and anti-semites who marched in charlottesville chanting jews will not replace us and were declared publicly by john kelly's boss to include, some good people. and so how do you give the benefit of the doubt to a man who grew up in a racist time and place and never found the public way that we know of to take a stand against the racism of his neighborhood and of his culture, and who now tells us that a racist slave owner who committed treason in order to kill more american soldiers than anyone in history is an honorable man? and he did all that killing to preserve slavery. how do you give the benefit of the doubt to

hopefully, robert mueller will get to the bottom of that. kellye torrance, thank you for being bus. >> thank you. >>> the top commander would refuse nuclear strike orders from president trump if those orders were illegal. we are talking about general john hyten who says his first obligation is follow the law, despite what any commander in chief tells him to do. >> i provide advice to the president. he'll tell me what to do and. it's -- if it's illegal, guess what is going to happen? >> you say no? >> i'm going to say, mr. president, that is illegal. guess what is he going to do? he would say what is going to be legal and we will come up with a mix of capabilities to respond to whatever the situation is and that is the way it works. it's not that complicated. >> these comments are coming as democrats are raising concerns about the president's commands of nuclear weapons. critics say the president's past comments show he is prone to lash out at enemies like north korea. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be

robert >> yeah, kelly's right, you don't see it a lot, in fact, never before has anyone gained so much wealth so quickly as jeff bezos bezos' wealth is now over $100 billion, the first time that anyone's reached the 12-figure mark since bill gates topped it back in 999. now, just this year, alone, bezos' wealth increased by $33 billion. he's upover $50 billion just over the past two years. now, put that wealth into perspective, he could spend over $6 million a day, or $250,000 per hour, for rest of his life, and still have billions left over so what will he do with it all well, so far, he's not announced any concrete plans for philanthropy he's pledged or given away only $68 million, less than 1/10 of 1% of his wealth he's not signed the giving pledge he hasn't done a foundation or charitable llc devoted to social change now, in june, he tweeted out a request for ideas for philanthropy saying he wanted to focus on, quote, the here and now of need. bezos might be about to redefine fill lphilanthropy as we know it he's sold $1 billion worth of stock to fund blue rigin, that of course, is

in an interview with fox, john kelly defended robert e.il war happened because of a, quote, lack of ability to compromise. what kind of reaction are you hearing from that? >> there's been much backlash from capitol hill, even some republicans. senator scott is the only black senator in the republican caucus. and he came out and basically said that there was no compromise to make. this was a fight about slavery. and that the country needs to move on stop letting past fights divide us today. at the same time, you saw the white house defend his markings and say that kelly's remarks were being misconstrued. and he was actually saying that all leaders have flaws but on capitol hill, the administration and john kelly definitely faced a lot of criticism. >> jacqueline klimas live in washington, d.c., thank you. >>> still ahead, everybody, president trump is just days away from his first trip as president to asia. a stop in south korea. >>> plus, bill karins is back with us. he's going to break down the weather forecast for us for the 1st day of n

kelly: i'm talking to robert jeffress. southern baptist church there. we are talking about what i'm told is this sunday in the heart of tks in sutherland springs, texas. the first baptist church was tricken with fear and deadly violence from someone who took liberty with evil as we have been discussing, and carried it out on a sunday morning during a church service when people were there worshiping god. pastor jeffress, as you talked about, people of all face the have to band together and come together, and stand together, and even kneel together in prayer and rise up to fight this evil so that we can stand in solidarity with each other. that's what makes america great. >> it is. i think there is a balance here. i do think there are some things churches are going to need to do. today was a wake-up call for churches of all sizes to protect themselves from those who would harm their congregants. we have an elaborate security plan. we worked with homeland security to do a threat assessment. we have armed uniformed officers. not every church can do that. bu

kelly praised robert e. lee here as quote an honorable man.he family of famed abolitionist said he was part of a false narrative. >>> three professors at dartmouth college have been placed on paid leave after being accused of sexual misconduct. the attorney general has launched an investigation but didn't elaborate on what misconduct is alleged to have occurred. meanwhile a distinguished historian has stepped down from teaching and other student-related activities amid kigs and groping allegation from a doctoral student. >>> and parts of upstate new york got enough of a dusting of snow to make the roads wet and messy. >> in the meantime, parts of michigan were pummeled with snow. trick-or-treaters had to slog through as much as 8 inches in some areas. >> and this is what halloween looked like in central kansas. >> is that not what it's supposed to look like? >> it looks like winter. those kids earned their candy, every bit. >> hey, we've had it good. it's been a good fall. coming up, we're heading back to that party in new york. a halloween ce

he got hammered, kelly, for the comments he made yesterday about robert he lee. >> he did. m. i thought this is really exaggerated. maybe general kelly's thoughts were incomplete. he could have mentioned slavery and explained more about that. >> laura: is there something we don't know about it at this point? >> he is not a historian. he has such a mellow calm tone to him. listening to him talk i didn't get the sense that he was being disrespectful or out of sync with history. >> laura: craig, john f. kennedy talked about the gallant failure of robert e. lee. >> right. hour lawyer how he moved forward with reconstruction with the bravery of his troops. fdr, one of the finest christian gentlemen, one of the finest soldiers america had ever seen. fdr and john f. kennedy. >> wrote a song thank you robert e. lee because lee laid down his arms. why lee is, indeed, great is because of what he did after the civil war. because jefferson davis the president of the south wanted to break up the university army, form militias and grill units and keep the war going. they would have, too.

robert gone. >> reporter: kelly and jason did not buy sabrina's defense.s idea, not rob's. >> i think sabrina was usin' that as an excuse. and she used it against jonathan to manipulate him. >> reporter: the prosecutor was equally skeptical. >> good afternoon miss limon. and now it was his turn to cross examine sabrina. >> reporter: coming up was sabrina limon just a cheating wife? >> it's a lifestyle that i don't >> or a calculating killer? . and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who've had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. with less pain, i can do mor

robert mugabe from power. plus, down to earth. astronaut scott kellyects on life after spending a year in space. >> it's something you think about, especially when you see those flashes and you realize, "hey, that cosmic ray didn't just go through my eye. it went through my brain." >> sreenivasan: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour.

watching for, especially given the context of what's happening at home with the robert mueller investigation. alex? >> all right, kelly o'donnell, thank you very much in honolulu for us. safe travels to all of you and we'll keep a very close eye on air force one. the president is scheduled to leave in about 15 minutes. >>> let's get some more on the latest developments on the russia probe. to do that we bring in peter emerson, also msnbc political analyst elise jordan, former senior advisor to senator rand paul and columnist for "time" magazine. okay, guys, good to see you both. elise, we'll start with you first. as you know, the white house has downplaying the role of george papadopoulos who has pled guilty to lying about his contacts with russia. nbc has new reporting finding that papadopoulos repeatedly represented the trump campaign. you were an advisor to rand paul and that campaign. how much can they deny him, after he's made so many appearances representing candidate trump? >> the whole tact that they have chosen to take communicating about this debacle is really perplexing to me simply because, you know, on ca

including children were killed when former chairman devon patrick kelly entered their church and opened fire zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has fired his vice president emerson and. the garbage action removes one of the leading contenders to become his successor his wife grace is now the front runner ninety three on the garbage has been president of zimbabwe for almost thirty years. liberia's presidential runoff election has been definitely persona by the supreme court less than a day before polls were due to open it follows allegations of fraud from the party that came third in the first vote last month it's been for spain and indefinitely those were the headlines i'll be back with more news in thirty minutes here on their next do stay with us because it's inside story. donald trumps in asia where one name dominates talks north korea the us president says patience with pyongyang and its missile tests is over what is he able to do and what he perceives to washington's so-called pivot to asia this is inside story . and i welcome to the program i'm jane doctrine don't underestimate america donald trump's message as h

story again this week when i heard that white house chief of staff general john kelly had said this on fox news. >> robertwas an honorable man. he was a man that gave up, gave up his country to fight for his state, which 150 years ago was more important than country. lack of ability to compromise led to the civil war. and many men of good faith on both side made their stand where conscience made them stand. >> men and women of good faith on both sides where their conscience had made them make their stand? we've heard this kind of lenient racial logic before. it's the assumption violence against authority is only acceptable when committed by white mostly men. in this case long dead ones of good faith. driven by their conscious to kill american soldiers and die in defense of a slave society. while poor black men and women reacting to unchecked police violence, a legacy of that slave society, undeserving, a study more or less somehow to honor. they are real traitors. the administration general kelly serves is a reliable modern example of this logic, given this public sympathy for mostly white opioid addicts

people including children were killed when former evan devon patrick kelly and to their church and opened fire zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has fired his vice president emerson and nam and gagged. mcgarvey as action removes one of the leading contenders to become his successor his wife grace is now the front runner ninety three or mcgarvie has been president of zimbabwe for almost thirty years. liberia's presidential runoff election speeded definitely to stand by the supreme court less than a day before polls were open it follows allegations of fraud from the party that came in the first last month it's been postponed indefinitely those were the headlines i'll be back with more news in thirty minutes here on. next to stay with us because it's inside story. in asia where one name dominates talks north korea the u.s. president says patience with pyongyang and its miss out tests is over what is he able to do and what he perceives you washington so-called pivot to asia this is inside story.

you know we ain't never gettin' any. [ light laughter ] in addition to all that, john kelly had the nerve to say, roberte was an honorable man. honorable! his army kidnapped free black people and sold them into slavery. that is true. not a lot of people know that, because they left that part out of the statues! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] look, if the civil war was due to a lack of compromise, letters home from the war would have sounded like this. ♪ dearest rebecca, i regret to inform you that we are going to war as compromise has failed. the south offered to only have slavery on monday, wednesday, friday. the north countered with slavery six days a week, but on the seventh day, the slaves were in charge. then we came back with what about on fridays we do casual slavery, and let the slaves wear flip flops? but alas, no compromise could be reached. please make sure my statue overlooks a payless shoe store. [ laughter ] and finally, general kelly, what are you doing? every sane person on both sides thought a respectable military man like you could be the voice of reason in the white house. tyra

i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us he's been in power for nearly forty years but now zimbabwe's president robert mugabe is facing calls from all sides to resign state television says that his own party is urging him to step aside. a march as planned in the capital harare tomorrow to up the pressure. has been under house arrest for the past few days but today he made his first public appearance since the military seized power earlier this week. surrounded by security robert mugabe attends a graduation ceremony on the outskirts of the capital harare his presence is tradition but given that he's been under house arrest many were surprised to see him the press reported that my guy who normally travels in a luxury vehicle escorted by a large motorcade arrived in a civilian come. in a statement made on national television earlier the military said it was in gauging with. its also released photos showing a meeting zimbabwe's army chief and two south african envoys who had flown in to mediate reports suggest robert mugabe is refusing to give up the presidency. tanks have been occupying key positions aro

new political era president robert mugabe is facing possible impeachment proceedings today brought by his ruling zanu p.f. party. you're up to date on the w. i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks so much for watching we'll see you again at the top of the hour. i am hoping to find tens of thousands of fans for their mega life sets. the mood it's just a really beautiful moment that you're able to share with people and even though. they call go more air miles than some pilots. like commandants reverend i am constantly anymore thank you. three german d.j. superstars can't get any more bombastic moves the music didn't exist we have no idea what we want to do him and how to do it ourselves on. between back stage rooms of self-discipline and a twenty four seven social media presence. super star deejays starting november twenty fifth home d w. but. it will be at. the us government soon the merger plans between a t. and t. and time warner the department of justice citing competition concerns or does the u.s. president's t.v. preferences play a role. or so coming up coincident soap. out of a concerted strategy a well known german manufacturer complains of rising protect

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president robert mugabe ignores a deadline to resign mugabe's own party set him an ultimatum to step down by noon today or face impeachment those proceedings could start as soon as tomorrow. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. we begin with germany's political crisis talks to form a coalition government have failed and chancellor angela merkel has met with the german president here in berlin to discuss what to do next her political future has been called into question president frankfurter steinmeier has ruled out fresh elections for the time being here's what he had to say a short while ago. over the coming days i will talk to the leaders of all the parties involved in the exploratory talks. but not only that i will also talk to the leaders of those parties where an election program overlap couldn't allow the possible formation of a government. i would also meet with the heads of the other constitutional organs as well as the presidents of both chambers of parliament does talk. for more on the situation facing german politics and what the german president had to say a short while ago let's bring in political correspondent thomas sparrow he joins us from the ger

i'm sorry kelly thanks for joining us zimbabwe's former vice president emerson and not god has arrived back in harare in preparation to take power after president robert mugabe's shock resignation i'm not gaga had fled to south africa earlier this month after being fired by mugabe a short while a back addressed his supporters outside of the headquarters of the ruling zanu p.f. party. crowds in herat a welcome home their hero. and emerson and god failed to disappoint. it didn't take him long to connect with his supporters. was. there some. real sense or the. do oh the journey through to them but you know how good. we were to get it was. not only going to be the one this is not going to be. your hopes. his return follows a historic day in zimbabwe on tuesday the speaker of parliament announced that robert mugabe had resigned after thirty seven years in power. harare celebrated the beginning of a new chapter in zimbabwe's history. today though as we're squarely on and on. he's expected to be sworn in as interim president on friday. in the midst of political changes the african union took a more cautious approach. is a transition must be a short term one

robert mugabe from power. plus, down to earth. astronaut scott kelly reflects on life after spending a year in space. >> it's something you think about, especially when you see those flashes and you realize, "hey, that cosmic ray didn't just go through my eye. it went through my brain." >> sreenivasan: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> collette. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the lemelson foundation. committed to improving lives through invention, in the u.s. and developing countries. on the web at lemelson.org. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributio

robert mueller. i want to go live in florida, right here where president trump is spending his holiday weekend. kelly new report and what does it say about flynn? >> well, good morning, chris. what is interesting about this is for people who may not be

. >> kelly o'donnell in west palm beach, florida, this saturday. >>> with me is robert trainham, former governor of pennsylvania and chair of the dna, ed rendell, also nbc news political analyst and "washington post" media columnist margaret sullivan with us as well. ed rendell, let me ask you about the path forward for the consumer financial protection bureau, something i know you were following closely through its incarnation. senator elizabeth warren intimately involved from its creation, she fighting for what richard cordray picking his successor himself. how do you see the path forward going here? >> well, first of all, i think this is going to wind up in the courts to determine who has the power to appoint an interim successor, but i think it's important that we focus on what this agency does. since its inception, it has saved american consumers tens of billions of dollars, they were being ripped off by large financial agencies, tens of billions of dollars. now the president has appointed somebody who thinks the organization has no reason to exist, similar to what he did with the

kelly, and he has notably receded from public view." to start off our leadoff panel, robert costa, moderator of "washington week" on pbs; kimberly atkins, chief reporter for the "boston herald," an attorney by trade, and jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and the pentagon, as well as former counsel to the house intelligence committee. welcome to you all. jeremy, what you have learned about mike flynn in all of the reporting over the weekend? remind everybody watching as we come off our post-thanksgiving get back to work kind of attitude why he is so potentially valuable to robert mueller. >> brian, mike flynn was the foreign policy adviser that no candidate would take during the presidential elections of 2016 until trump picked him up because, of course, trump was the candidate that no foreign policy expert would advise. so they were sort of two misfit toys that found each other and mike flynn also had had a long history of basically going to russia, he had that famous trip in 2015 in which he attended the russia today's ten-year anniversary gala, sat next to vlad

kelly was shot. police say, there is the victim right there, by suspect robert clary, in plane field last tuesday. the suspect had been pulled over for speeding, and then they had a violent struggle, there he is, and then began firing off shorts, police say they returned fire, wounding him, several charges that corporal still continuing to recover in the hospital. >>> a northeast philadelphia mother remains in the hospital this morning, after a shooting put her and her unborn child's life in dining, the shooting happened tuesday night on the 1500 block every rosalie street in oxford circle. right here she claims an argument with her neighbor about her children being loud prompted the shooting. well, tamaraleast, pregnant, was shot in the legs. >> i've been overwelmed because of, you know, my kids life is in danger at the moment. >> i always say my intentioned target was my daughter, because i was there, too, she could have shot me, too, if anything. >> you saw it right there. gave birth to baby girl, both are doing just fine this morning, as for the alleged shooter, oneice cox in custody facing ag

president robert mugabe ignores a deadline to resign his own party set him an ultimatum step down by noon today or face impeachment those proceedings could start as early as tomorrow. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us we begin with germany's political crisis talks to form a coalition government have failed chancellor angela merkel has met with the german president here in berlin to discuss what to do next her political future has been called into question and president frank steinmeyer has bowed out fresh alexion for the time being here's what he had to say a short while ago. next days to come i. talk to the. persons of the parties involved in these patrols but i will also talk to the chairperson of those parties where a election programme over that. allows not to exclude the possible formation of a government i would also talk to the heads of the other organs the presidents of both chambers of parliament i will talk to the president of the federal constitutional court. for more on the situation facing german politics and what the german president had to say a short while ago let's bring in a political correspondent thomas sparrow he joins us from the ge

of staff, john kelly, tells the wall street journal newspaper that there is no plan in place to remove the secretary of state. sources tell our chief white house correspondent john robertsillerson to leave in january. we're expecting a reaction from the white house which we'll bring to you live. that's unless breaking news changes everything on shepard smith reporting. >> sandra: brand new photos now emerging of the ousted today show anchor matt lauer. he was fired by nbc yesterday after a complaint alleging sexual misconduct. today several more women have come forward with allegations against him. photographers from the daily mail capturing lauer leaving his home in the hamptons today. pope francis breaking his silence on the situation in burma which the u.n. declared a textbook case of ethnic cleansing. the international community should take decisive measures to resolve the muslim refugee crisis. he praised bangladesh for welcoming those ref few skwreus and said world leaders must help the bangladeshi government provide for them. >> what i read is we may turn everything topsy turvy by moving the secretary of state out. i have no way in knowing if that is the white ho

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kelly o'donnell. thank you for bringing us up to date. >>> a new report claims robert mueller is reportedly looking into flynn's -- michael flynn's financial ties to the turkish government. what could mean for michael flynn and the russian investigation. i just got my cashback match, is this for real? yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it? uh huh! let it go! whoo! get a dollar-for-dollar match at the end of your first year. only from discover. >>> we have new headlines for you on this saturday. in special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation, the "wall street journal" reporting that mueller is looking into more possible evidence former national security adviser michael flynn concealed financial ties to foreign governments including work he did on an unfinished film said to be financed by turkish interests. this after nbc news confirmed that the flynn legal team told trump's lawyers they could no longer share information. a move that could signal flynn is cooperating with the mu