s. john i know that there were long periods. during which you did not visit russia i think it was twelve or maybe even twenty years at a time that you stayed away from this country was there any particular reason for that you know when i left russia i came back to los angeles and i had my daughter and i kind of became a full time mother and again things had changed you know i was lucky that i lived through russia really three three different periods i was there under communism i was there through glass dos and i was there and capitalism and communism was really interesting for me because it was kind of you know closed but behind closed doors there were parties and all this interesting happening you know the favorite time was when the russian people seen the happiest because nothing had changed much except for they could speak more freely and say things but then the last period was capitalism and that was a difficult time in the ninety's with capitalism it was it was kind of crazy so when i left russia i refocused my life on being

john and i served together in the legislature for decades in the 1980's and early 1990's. i came to know john as someone who followed his conservative principles even when it wasn't in vogue. during the 34 years he served in the minority, many of those fights were lonely fights but he never swayed from his staunch, unwavering commitment to conservative principles. after the 2014 election, the republicans took the majority in west virginia legislature for the first time in 84 years and his conservative values helped dictate a new agenda. he chaired the industry and labor committee, served as speaker pro tempore. i wish the best to john and his wife jo ann as he retires from his legislative service. serving as a citizen legislator can be a thankless task. the people of west virginia owe him a debt of gratitude for his decades of service and his dedication to west virginia. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today -- pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postp

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i cannot understand what they're trying to prove here must they find touchup hired a hacker to illegally obtained john podesta 's emails and turn them over to wikileaks. maybe they got something. stretch. i am not sure what mr. miller is trying to prove this investigation has been going on and on. i do not think he knows either. joining me now is brad blakeman who were done several presidential campaigns along with former hillary clinton campaign advisor. talk to me about the opposition research part of this. he likes politics to offer business that goes on to that opposition research staff. besides do this? >> absolutely. there cannot be a football game if you do not have an offenses and defenses team. to know what they are capable of. what they've done. >> i am just curious. hillary clinton, her team commissioning that dossier, that is normal, right? course of business? >> information comes from a bout of sources. the question is, are you sources legal? information obtained legally? >> let me fast-forward this. antoine, i will bring you in the second episode i looked up to you had with the russian earlier resp

the last time i saw a game go that well was john s playing russian roulette in "the deer hunter" i thinkughter ] >> jimmy: of course. i didn't know that you're a a game guy. >> a little double dutch with the king cobras? maybe we could do dueling drake on "degrassi" impressions. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm happy to have you here in the building, in new york. l do ye -- don't you love the city during the holidays in new york? >> oh, beautiful, beautiful. i'm glad it's not snowing. de blasio not good with snow, obviously. [ light laughter ] i meanit's like the donner party when it snows. you know, camp out at the bottom of the mountain and eat your kin. [ laughter ] i went over to -- i went oveto macy's today. unbelievably, they had santa claus was already up. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and they made a weird choice this year. saey've gone with bernie sanders aa claus. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, that's real interesting. >> all the children line up. they get up there. >> jimmy: okay. >> they hop up on his lap, and then he tells each kid what he would like from th. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's amazin

s. as well as space, which john f. kennedy initiated. i mentioned president lyndon johnson and his person of the year cover. he had a bad year in 1967. in 1964, he was man of the year, but that was for a good thing. things were going well in vietnam. things were not going well in the country. there were peace demonstrations and war demonstrations all over. time shows lyndon johnson as the person as its person of the year for not having a good year. his problem was vietnam. you see here an antiwar poster, bring the troops home now. there were student demonstrations throughout the nation. this became a slogan these protesters would use throughout, wherever they were. bring the troops home now. he went from the january person of year cover to this is now march. the massacre which involved lieutenant william. this is the cover here. i should mention that will see a number of time comers in this exhibition, maybe as many as 10. this is a cover that actually appeared a year later at the time of his trial. he would be convicted of a number of mur

john: not at all. my dad taught me you always take uccess.n your peers' s emily: that is benevolent. john: it is practical. why should you object to someone house being successful? ithe next chance with these startups. i always enjoyed it when my peers were successful in the not my peers. emily: the ground is shifting companies.se what is your take on the controversy about how facebook was slow to act when it comes to election meddling and fake news, and how management was asleep at the wheel? john: one of the things for your audience watching this, and you have asked me a tough question, so i will first avoided and tweak it a little bit. cheryl sandberg and leaning in and gender diversity. i was the first ceo to ask her to speak to my leadership team of 3000 people and required everybody to read the book. emily: i remember that. john: i said you are too tough on the women. we have to lean in. we are not doing our job. emily: do you think she is too tough on women? john: i think her book was tough on women. she said we have to our destiny and lean in. when you are breaking out of a challenge, you have to do it by making bold statements. emily: as much as i have be

the improving u-s economy could cause your grocery bill to rise.we'll have the details at 7 o'clock. ( john ) and immercialá) (áábreakáá) this is a fight. not to the finish. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. i wish i could tell ya how i feel about a mornin' like this. and that includes a good hearty breakfast. you need somethin' to kinda warm the whole body up and gets it going. it's a great way to kick off your day. (james)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... today's weather is nice today's weather is nice and dry with temperatures in the 50's for daytime highs. rainfall returns tomorrow while temperatures remain similar. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. wb 580 slows from harbour to the tolls ( james ) people who live in some communities ravaged by the camp fire... were allowed back home starting yesterday. folks from the town of magalia were among the first to return. the butte county sheriff's office said no traffic

i cannot understand what they're trying to prove here must they find touchup hired a hacker to illegally obtained john podesta 'sd turn them over to wikileaks. maybe they got something. stretch. i am not sure what mr. miller is trying to prove this investigation has been going on and on. i do not think he knows either. joining me now is brad blakeman who were done several presidential campaigns along with former hillary clinton campaign advisor. talk to me about the opposition research part of this. he likes politics to offer business that goes on to that opposition research staff. besides do this? >> absolutely. there cannot be a football game if you do not have an offenses and defenses team. to know what they are capable of. what they've done. >> i am just curious. hillary clinton, her team commissioning that dossier, that is normal, right? course of business? >> information comes from a bout of sources. the question is, are you sources legal? information obtained legally? >> let me fast-forward this. antoine, i will bring you in the second episode i looked up to you had with the russian earlier responded with

john was looking at 50 years and the ogrod case got him off. jay wolchansky only got a few months. >> i had no idea that a d.a.'such as in philadelphia could use a snitch ring, you know, could use a guy like john hall over and over and over again. i have the paperwork. i have phyllis, and it's all fitting together. >> tom decided he now needed to confront the prosecutor who had put wolchansky on the stand, judy rubino. >> what are you trying to do? >> i'm trying to figure out what happened. ♪ ♪ si passione. the new fragrance. giorgio armani. hey uh, quick question. do you like paying for things you don't need? no. and do you want to get things you love for free? who wouldn't? exactly! right. dad, apple music. he gets it. this guy gets it. (vo) get six months free apple music, on the network you deserve. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated wi

i was watci ng the movie. s actually watching for a a different guest. johnwho is the voice of gwen stacy? she is fantastic." thank you. >> jimmy: so i look at it. i go, " it's hailee! she is coming on my show in a a couple weeks to do 'bumblebee.'"u but re great in this movie. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: and this just got nominated for a golden globe as well. >> sure did. >> jimmy: so, congrats on that. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] that's a big deal. you were fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: spids glam. >> thaght. >> jimmy: let's talk about this one here. "bumblebee." >> yes. >> jimmy: this is a giant ransformers" movie. it's like a -- i'd say almost like a -- it's the cutest transforme >> he definitely is the cutest. >> jimmy: bumblebee. >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah, he's ce has heart. has emotion. >> absolutely. this movie, i feel is so special fothat reason because it has everything that "transformers" fans know and love with its beautifucutting edge action, much like "spider-man." it's very visually -- just stunning. but this has so much heart,

but to john's point i would sim play s ply say you're right, it's hanging out there the whole time, the mueller thing, but at the same time she said we're here to do the work of the american people, we're here to present their needs. she said that a number of times. to me that was her saying we're to the here to rip you apart, mr. president. perhaps that's what she actually wants to do but her public is not that. we want to get things done and represent the people here. it was a good posture for her, not coming in with guns blazing. >> i think we learned a lot, the president has not accepted the midterms. even if he maybe knows it, no, no, no, i didn't lose. look what i did at the senate. which i thought the chuck schumer shot on north dakota and indiana is no way to help republicans in the future. >> when obama loss the house in 2010 he called it a shellacking. if you're a smart politician, you have to do a post battle assessment. you have to figure out where you are. if you can't get to the truth of your political position, you have a lot less maneuvering room because you don't know w

i was raced less front a mile. my daddy was democrat, a member of the union, -- because that was when the --s were the working man's party. congressman john paul hammer smidt changed his mind and he told congressman hammersmidt one time, you're a good democrat, you just don't know it. well, i voted democrat most of my life, but i was hooked in 2016 by the first question to donald trump in the first presidential debate. i thought, if he can stand up to a woman like that, that's what we need in office. not someone who is going to pusy few and mealy mouth around and he has done exactly what the said to do. and like this visit to afghanistan and iraq, he did not telegraph with movements like other presidents have done. i love the fact that he is keeping his playbook close to his chest. i am a con firmed web site now because of donald trump. >> host: thank you for calling in this afternoon. we're less that ten minutes away from the start of the house and senate. so here's our plan. we'll show you the house and senate coverage. we don't expect it to be long in either body. but we'll see what happens. now in a couple of the sessions, dental crea

so, i had this audition for john lewis in "selma." and i really had to get it in really quickly. sike, the furthest thing from an actor if he would read with me. and he reltantly agreed. and i sort of set up this, like, makeshift self tape studio in my bedroom and recorded it on my iphone. and i sent it to my agents. and, like, 20 minutes later, i kid you not, i get a call from my agent like, "dude, what are you doing? i need you to get on the phone right now." wait, what's happening? "you're about to skype with they want to meet you right, right now." >> seth: so this is ava duvernay and oprah winfrey. and oprah winfrey. [ laughter ] the real -- the real oprah. and i said, "are you sure? seare you sure they want t me? me, i'm the guy?" and he was like, "yeah." and then, you know, like, five minutes later i'm on spe. and ava is there and oah is there and they're looking at me arth, like, tears in their eyes and offered me the and so, it's an incredible thing. >> seth: that's crazy. was there at any point -- [ cheers and applause ] did you at any point think, "oh, my god, i hope the

s. i think you'll find most socialist would say they're not socialist the new liberals which is the real problem i know you term it socialism every time surely the point is john is doing exactly what hillary clinton would do and that's the pelosi but at the same time telling the public he doesn't want to be doing it general motors is he really helping factories is he really helping the rust belt that he said he would at the inauguration well i think the thing that you have to understand about the president is the economic impact he's had already i mean we're talking about millions of jobs for u.s. citizens that they didn't have before so the answer to your question is absolutely yes we're looking at record unemployment across every minority group you know the democrats on the left they always want to talk about what they're going to do for the little man but it's the president and the republicans who have stepped up and actually created a job environment that is favoring the person who had no job and who was destitute now that guy has a job we have a government that says that here but it turns out all those jobs are low skilled zero hour jobs because the tax

s. what did you learn from the leadership you witnessed before you had the nice exit? john: the first thing iearned was i didn't know anything about starting a company when i started a company. i knew i wasn't financially capable. i also realized i didn't know how to judge or interview a ceo. we learned the hard way. sometimes you have a ceo, they are good for a period of the company, but then the company grows and needs it new skills and that ceo may not be the right person anymore. brad: in the late 1990's, you have students who bring you a prototype of a search engine. john: larry and sergey, just as they are today, were creative guys. they liked to think outside the box. they came over to show me a demo of it, and i was astonished. at that time, we had other search engines. i thought, search, it's kind of done. there is altavista, and other ones out there. the problem was, you do a search for john hennessy, you get a string of hits not necessarily in any order. so, i typed it in. brad: so wait, your first google search is a vanity search? john: i wanted to see whether it would find, for e

the year at the end of the year and i appreciate his service very much thank you well let's go to washington now and the w.'s my coat can go joins us so michael john kelly now on his way out why is he being dismissed and why now well the exit of john kelly and had been rumored and talked about for a very long time in fact the last couple days there were media reports that kelly was there was about to leave his post in the next few days and that has happened now and the reason is that the chemistry between the president and kelly had to cheer aerated for a long time and they had that initially a good relationship but it has gone a sour in as as time moved on and so this this exit is just basically the last straw that broke the camel's back so to speak and when kelly started his his his tenure he was kind of deemed as one of the adults in the room so to speak to kind of try to curtail trump and try to bring order to the white house and as it turns out and people quickly learned trump doesn't really want to be controlled in the by kill you or by no one else and so this was just a matter of time until a trump and the kelly parted ways but it's not act

this february, delete senator john mccain and i introduced legislation to hate dashes help the navy reestablish its readiness. the john s. mccain national defense authorization act for fy2019 sought to address some of the root causes. and the cno's copperheads of review. in the after math of the uss fitzgerald and uss john mccain collisions. 17 sailors lost their lives, the commanders and sailors called for full navy reform, accountability, office reviews cited overextended and undermanned ship, overwork cruise, a decline in naval mastering and confusing chains of command. as contributing factors to the navy's readiness problems. our legislation, based on the navy's own recommendations were specifically designed to address these challenges. although i'm can't the neighbors leadership i believe that congress must play an active role in ensuring the right long-term corrective actions are successfully implemented. the john s. mccain national defense authorization act for fy2019 , which president trump signed into law in august includes 11 provisions derived from our original legislation. these reforms require the navy to r

>> john i )m - -... a yemeni mother )s wish to see her dying son is finally granted.t. her son is suffering from a rare brain disorder and only has days to live. >>> happening now, our reporter is at the hospital and reaching out to the staff. he'll have an update at 11:00. >>> and we're also monitoring a meeting happening this morning with the golden gate bridge transportation district, they are debating whether to increase the bridge toll. drivers may paypo up to $10 to cross the bridge starting next july. if there is an update, we'll post it on you aour twitter fee. >>> and scientists say that the mysterious light last night was a meteor. the wind picked it up causing to shape.he zigzag more local news in an hour. this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ at the airport this holiday season. you may owe the airlines a second (surprising ( fee! there )s big money on the line. watch us put the airl

do we know of cases where try s terrorists have come across the southern border? >> i remember when the late senator john mccain was grilling undersecretary frances taylor about transnational criminals crossing the border and whether there were terrorists that crossed that border? >> he didn't do a whole lot to convince me that dhs was able to detect whether terrorists had crossed the border or if they had at some point in the past done that. terrorists are looking for the soft spots and the vulnerabilities to exploit. if we see a vulnerability, best to shut it down before someone exploits it to their advantage. we don't want those threats visited on our shores. >> steve, i see you nodding your head at that. >> dan has this nailed down. ms-13 gang members are terrorists and they are looking for avenues to get into this country. without a wall, it makes it much easier. you could get a strong door. there will be a burglar that will be able to get in that door but it buys time for the police to respond and do what they can do. >> not everybody can bring a ladder to the wall. it is like a red flag. we can se

w't enough, the shakeup news continues withpo s that chief of staff john kelly could be leaving his job in a matter of days. for more on all of theok shakeu, ief while ago with niall stanage of "the hill." let's start with the attorney general. an appointment after many weeks e an acting attorney general. do you think that mocrats are likely to support this? soniall: i don't thin partly because i don't think that the democrats are likely to support anything president trump does that has some relation to the robert mueller probe, which this obviously does. now, william barr -- it depends on what lens you look at him through -- by some measures he he hasco ratheervative opinions, by others he is part of the establishment in this country and therefore not as radical a choice as president trump might ve made. rajini: a choice that is being seen as somewhat radical is his pick to replace nikki haley atat the u.n., r nauert. she used to be a fox news anchor and many are saying she doesn't have enough international experience. niall: yes, that is a legitimate criticism, but it points to the fact that president trump has different motivations in a n

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s a debt we can never repay if they cannot be repaid, they can at least be property recognized. cheryl, that girl i met on a ago, our long wonderful children, my mothers, sisters, extended family. john mccain joked the only way i got elected to anything was because of my siblings and thousands of cousins. the truth hurts. senator mccain may have been onto something. it was my honor to serve with honor.has been my i am filled with gratitude for the privilege of loving and being loved by the people i mentioned and of serving the state and country i love, grateful beyond measure and luckier than i deserve to be. i leave grateful and optimistic. i will always treasure the friendships that began and the kindnesses shown to me and my .amily by all of you i will forever cherish the work of our country that we were able to do together from the bottom of my heart. i thank you. as i stand here today, i am optimistic but my optimism is due more to the country might parents gave to me then to the present condition of our civic life. we are testing the institution of american liberty in ways none of us imagined and in ways we never should. my colleagues, to say our politics is not healthy is an

john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) temperatures just a bit cooler today ranging from the mid 50's to a few spotsh the day before some showers moving in early tomorrow morning. heavier rainfall can be expected to start next week on christmas eve. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. accident wb 4 at harbou in pitts burg. accident sb 680 at mission south blocking. ( james ) in the south bay, a san jose family says someone has been stealing their christmas decorations.. it happened last week in the willow glen neighborhood and the thief was recorded on surveillance video. the thief stole some disney themed decorations ... before taking off in a car. the homeowner is doubtful his missing ornaments will be returned but he says this won't dampen his christmas. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... what's wrong with the warriors? they need to spread the love... marshawn lynch's trying to spread the love in oakland even though he's already got one foot out the door. and two things you might not want to use a sword for: a haircut and a champagn

. >> john kelly will be leaving, retire -- i don't kn if i can say retiring but he's a great guy. >> reporter: the chief s offf's resignation has been rumored for months as his relationship with the president deteriorated. >> people leave. they come in. they are here. it a very exhausting job. >> reporter: now the hunt is on for chief number three. a title typically among the most coveted in washington, but this time contenders dren't exactly knockin the door. nick ayres who works alongside the vice president had been expected to take the b jomporary but those talks fell apart. multiple sources familiar with the udiscussions say plan b incle matt whitaker and conservative freedom caus mark meadows. >> it's flattering. i'm not out campaigning for the job. >> reporter: whoever it is will have to handle looming legal challenges from democrats, promising investigations and possibly from the special counsel. the president denied any wrongdoing. today tweeting there is no smoking gun. no collusion. but james comey, the former fbi director fired by donald trump now one of his critics argues the presint is tiptoe

john bolton the national security advisor? >> i think nobody knows. and this's why so many are frightened. you heard a real sense of panic efrom s of the most mindsminded and patrician in washington members of the national security establish kwloment even up to now have -- development even up to now have exped hands who are there with trump who would literally swat his finger away from thebr on if it got to that point. and those people aren't there nip. none of them aren't there. tillerson might have been counted asne of this group in the past. and so there is less and less feeling thck there is any c on trump. this is why you're seeing the markets swoon. this is why you're seeing a real sense of fear and trepition in washington is the concern that maybe he really has cast-off all thesetr rnts. for the first two years of his presidency, i think of theal si promises of trumpism that ountervened the bipartisa consensus as being trade, foreign policy, and immigration. therwas a bipartisan really consensus in the democrati establishment against tariffs and trade wars against pulling troops out of all the places we are abroad and aga

i don't see a major liquidity crisis. susan: one more question for you, john. a lot of people have been coming up to me asking how safe are their 401(k)syou say to people that come up to you with the same question? >> i say, if you follow benjamin graham, the intelligent investor, don't get overleveraged or leveraged at all, perhaps you're going to be fine in the long term. nobody ever made money being a bear on the american economy in the long term. susan: very good point. john, happy new year, thank you so much. >> same to you, thank you. kristina: sticking to a campaign promise. president trump defending his decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria. even as he says he is slowing the withdrawal down. fox news's lucas tomlinson is live at the pentagon with the latest breaking details. reporter: kristina, this isn't the first time we heard the president talk about withdrawing from syria. a tweet december 23rd, the withdrawal from syria would be slow, highly coordinate the following his phone call with turkey's president. now it is appears official. following his meeting with president in the white house sunday, senator lindsey graham

i use that word impact, advisedly because of course we had people like john wilkes booth who assassinated lincoln and then s. aureus gangster al capone. there's no moral test to be in the portrait gallery, were not hall of heroes, it's a place to reflect how most people would've change the national conversation and got us to where we are today. so, let's start with the first lady michelle obama. you've probably already heard of about this and it's caused quite a lot of discussion across the internet we've had many visitors come to visit michelle. this is a portrait by a woman who a few years earlier when our portrait competition. here you will see a fantastic picture of michelle obama, sitting outside of the sitting was done in the fresh air but you can see it's a blue background that she is wearing a wonderful dress that is very appealing because it's relating to modern art and looks like a painting but it also has a crib like effect that gave michelle obama things about the quotes made by ancestors of enslaved women. most interesting aspect of this portrait is the gray skin tone the artist used to depict

s the blamethere does not seem to be shutdown in either party."are you comfortable if there is a shut down next friday over this border wall funding? senator john kennedy / (r) louisiana: no, absolutely not. ian, i think the american people look to us up here to try to make things work." there's only one week left to get things doneand while this would only be a partial government shutdownit would still put hundreds of thousands of federal employees without pay during the holidays.all over a single point of the department of homeland security funding measure.the wall.in washington i'm omar jimenez (ken) president trump's border wall is getting some support from a group affected by immigration. a group known as "angel families" held a rally in san diego today. members of this group had loved ones killed by undocumented migrants. they are calling for stronger border security -- including building president trump's wall along the southern border. "this has gone so beyond what people are aware of and the state they are aware of. it is not just a border state problem. if we do not do something now how much worse and how much further is this going to go."(ken)this going to go."(ken) (ken) this we

s on policies and development to put the spotlight on issues that matter most hunger food security oppression martian isolation. cannot chance to achieve that so much more needs to be john and i think people have to be accountable solutions my name is on the touching and i work at digital. globe. to move to new places. places . this is deja vu news live from berlin a surprise announcement from qatar the gulf state is withdrawing from the opec oil cartel effect in january first of next year has been a member of the organization for nearly six decades so what's behind the move also coming up. at a crucial conference in poland the u.n. secretary general says the world is not moving fast enough to prevent catastrophic climate change he says the efforts so far are quote way off course.

s custody. and more americans are seeing facebook in a negative light. details on the survey which says people distrust facebook with their data. ( john ) and i am trackingbay area forecast. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) ( will)( robin ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. plenty more sunshine to look forward to this friday with temperatures remaining comfortably cool in the upper 50's and low 60's. wind advisories will expire with some upper elevation areas continuing to see breezy conditions through the afternoon. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 no major hot no major hot spots. bay a big story afternoon. a big story this morning ... congress is promsing to investigate after two children died this month in the custody of u.s. customs and border protection. and we have learned that the 8-year-old guatemalan boy who died on christmas eve had the flu. kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon reports. humanitarian agencies around the world are alamred by the deaths of two immigrant children in u.s. customs and border protection custody -

visited by the agency's current director gina haspel, by friend john brennan and i believe george tenant who led the cia during president 41's's presidency there was as well. that's him right next to director brennan. sully, the service dog, also visited his old partner alongside people who benefitted from the americans with disabilities act. a bill passed under the 41st president. and just a few moments ago, donald trump showed up at the famous blair house where the bushes are staying ahead of tomorrow's funeral. trump and melania will both attend that tomorrow. here at the table, let's add doug thornell to the conversation, a former senior adviser to the dnc, and michelle goldberg, columnist for "the new york times." without pointing out the contrast between the time in which the 41st president was president and the times in which we live now, it does seem to be a contrast that gets under this president's skin. >> it's remarkable that it was headline news that he was invited to this funeral in the first place. usually that would go without saying. so i understand that, you know, for their own reasons, george h.w. bush's fa

s mexico border sparks new changes ... by order of the department of homeland security. and after the break... a look at the winter storm affect most of the mid west. ( john ) and iacking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street (ácommercialá) take a look at this. winter storms are crawling across the midwest ... causing travel delays and hazardous roadways. winter weather alerts are in effect for more than eight-million people ... and it could last through tomorrow. it's making travel rough for the millions of people returning home after the christmas holiday. the national weather service says another winter storm will develop over the southwest tomorrow.tomorrow. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. temperatures dropping a touch today taking daytime highs down into the mid to upper 50's with clear and dry skies overhead. windy conditions will be seen through the course of the day with winds gusting as highs at 20-30 miles per hour through the day and into the evening. expect cooler than average daytime highs not

john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. comfortable weather continues today after a nice christmas eve yesterday. expect daytime highs to peak back into the upper 50'sd moving forward through the remainder of the year. the christmas holiday brought out the giving spirit in people all over the bay area and one event in particular in the east bay--- was aimed at helping people in need. more than a thousand people received gifts, toys, hot meals and a lot more ... at the light of grace korean presbyterian church in martinez it's called christmas for everyone. those who are less fortunate in contra costa county are treated to a one stop, one of a kind, christmas experience. gifts also included clothing and winter coats that will help folks stay warm this time of year. a local salon was also there volunteering their time to give free haircuts. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... on the kron 4 morning buzz... ba-hum

john: mr. president, i am the commander of the task force. on behalf of the family members and contractors, we wish you a happy holiday from the tropical .s. territory of guam. morale remains high. our soldiers remain proud to serve our great nation. along with our joint partners here at the air force base and remain ready , we to defend and protect our nation as the first line of defense. no questions from this side. president trump: thank you very much. john, how is it going in guam? how are things going? i've heard it's an incredible place in terms of the military operation. the people are terrific that you work with, but how is it doing in guam? john: mr. president, things are going really well here. you mentioned that the typhoon mentioned ive, you tropical storm tutu. they were really active. it's nothing we train for. it's part of our readiness. president trump: i know when i first became president, the supplies on guam were very low, one of the first things i heard about. they were really low in terms of virtually every aspect of supply and now i know you are stocked up to the brim. is that correct? john: absolutely, mr. president.

president, i come to the floor to oppose john than kobes 's nomination. people across the country know how important it is that we fight back against extreme and extremely unqualified judicial nominees. earlier this year during judge kavanaugh's confirmation, we saw just how far president trump and senate republicans are willing to go to jam through extreme judges who will work to strip away women's rights. but that wasn't always -- but that wasn't all we saw. we saw millions of men and women across the country inspired to fight back against his nomination. we saw people speak out and share their own personal stories about what was at stake, about sexual assault and how important that is we believe survivors, about the right to safe legal abortions and what it means for women and their families and about what kind of country we want to live in. and we saw, without question, that people across the country want us to stop president trump from swinging our courts far right by packing them with ideological judges. judges like mr. kobes who will continue the t

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s on that widely unpopular plan to leave the e.u. in march ok let's check in with dominic kane who is our correspondent in brussels today dominic i think that applause that we heard after john claude younkers so about spoke about no more renegotiations that actually says a lot that's europe saying we are ready get on with it find a way through this. yes that's right and that applause is from members of the european parliament and that mirrors effectively what the leaders of the various e.u. countries that tourism is going to meet today will say to and indeed it mirrors of course what president and indeed president tusk of the e.u. council of ministers will say they'll be a warm friendly welcome for her but cold hard facts which are will they give her the reassurances that she believes are possible nobody else seems to believe there are possible there is perhaps some room for maneuver because the president talked about further clarifications and further interpretations a question is what sort of interpretation can be placed upon a deal which is the only one acceptable for the e.u. which is clearly unacceptable for the u.k. parliament now in so far as the personal relationshi

john williams making these comments, and we have seen some dramatic drops. ?s the fed going to pause is the fed going to deliver something more market friendly in 2019? >> i think it will pause. i think the message from powell 's saying that nothing will stop us from doing what we have to do . it's important, does that mean raising rates three times? no. the inflationary pleasure -- pressures remain. but the fed does need to move into the next cycle and that's a than thertant factor moves and the volatilities and markets. before, aboutsaw what happened at previous and upns, these things being absorbed and adjusted by markets. and markets need to get used to the facts, interest rates are going up. that should not be a problem. that should be an opportunity. vonnie: and we have vince, some of the week for us? tradingnk the week's has a lot to do with year-end. we are seeing traders not really wanting to hold positions going into the final days. from an equity stan part -- standpoint, this market is starting to collapse and there's no incentive to hold on and be underweight versus your competition. for the fixed income and fs, the month is the much done. wha

then i read a report this morning that deals with readiness. the uss john s. mccain that was involved in a tragic collision 15 months ago just re-floated yesterday. 15 months to restore a major capital asset to the fleet. i would submit in today's pace and speed of conflict, it is not satisfactory. those are some of the things that we pointed out. we are very mindful that it will take money to do that. the $733 billion fore,as identified was a and we need to modernize our conventional forces and our nuclear forces, all of which came of age back in the 1980's. we look forward to your questions, and again, i would like to complement and thank our fellow commissioners for their tremendous work and service and dedication in putting this report together. >> thank you, admiral. i think both of you -- i thank both of you for emphasizing how this is put together. i know in the case you, admiral, were nominated by a democrat. you, ambassador, were nominated by a republican. and you would not know it, and i think you articulated it very well. we have seen nothing like th

during long debates in the 1980's and 1990's, some of the colleagues around then would know, i would always sit next to johnhe would come over on the democratic side and sit next to me. no, i am not joking. because we would sit there and talk to each other. i cannot member the day when i came out to see john, we reminisced about it. it was in 1996 and we were about to adjourn for the caucuses. there is a luncheon once a week where all the democratic senators have lunch together and all the republican senators. we both went into our caucus and, coincidentally, we were approached by our caucus leaders with the same thing. joe, it doesn't look good, you sitting next to john all the time. [laughter] vp biden: i swear to god, same thing was said to john in your caucus. [laughter] vp biden: that is when things began to change for the worse in america in the senate. that is when it changed. timesappened was at those it was always appropriate to challenge another senator's judgment, but never appropriate to challenge their motive. when you challenge their motive, it is impossible to get to go. if i say you are doin

s. >> they would be impeachable offenses. >> the optics are bad but that doesn't mean there's been any criminal conduct. >> i have a lot of admiration for john. >> when there's no plan whatsoever on how to respond to mueller's report, is that the kind of situation i want to walk into? >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, and welcome to your "new day." it isn't clear that the president, any president, has been in a situation like this before. president trump's own justice department says the president directed somebody who break the law and gives every indication he would be charged with a federal crime were he not president. the incoming chair of the house judicial committee calls these impeachable offenses, so the stakes this morning are bigger than what the president has seen. this is what we know. the mueller prosecutors say president trump instructed cohen to give hush money to two women, and he had a connection to the kremlin. we know