want ted baker will continuously say is it is challenging times on the high street —— what ted baker.what ted baker. there's retailers of a similar ilk to ted baker that aren't performing as bad as this. big trouble in the boardroom? there's a harassment case they are still trying to move on from. there was a story a few days ago, last week, about an overvaluation. . what's interesting is last january £51 million of profit, the expectation is just £5 million £51 million of profit, the expectation isjust £5 million —— overvaluation of their stock. massive four sale sign in london! would you return to greece and for a guaranteed income? the greek bribe to reverse the brain drain. they had their financial crisis and they've beenin their financial crisis and they've been in recession and it has been tough for them and it is hard to get work. you understand why people go elsewhere. ever since the economic crisis in greece, the greek government are saying education people have moved out of greece and they have looked forjobs elsewhere in europe mainly —— educated. what greece are trying to

and ted put it together well. an individual who no doubt in our minds targeted these people because they are jewish. he went into the man's house with a machete and then was able to get to a car. tomorrow morning i will be on my way to atlantic city, new jersey to speak at a synagogue on another subject. what's going through my mind right now, these poor individuals, you can't even go to your house of worship quote worrying about a maniac for some reason who can cause such harm. government officials are going to have to step up and do put ao this. there are ways to solve these problems and they have to the community closely. those individuals who talked about police cars, cops in them, buses, taking up parking spaces. it takes more than cheap talk to solve these problems. i believe ted nailed it with the information we have. these individuals, if there are more than one. but this one individual will be caught rather quickly. >> steve is on target here. particularly if they have a tag number of an automobile. natur

ted, is it? >> when she came out a couple months ago with a plan to socialize the entire health care system and, price tag was $20 trillion, i think that took the breath away from a lot of her supporters out there. and we have a deficit right now of $24 trillion. she want to add another $20 trillion on to that? i think most of the people out there are saying that is absolutely ridiculous. people who were supporting her, and her socialist ideology, looking to other candidate saying what other options do we have out there? blake: here in washington occupied by president trump, should note when we talk about debt and deficits, more debt and deficits added in upcoming years with the president is office but not as much as potential president warren. >> nowhere near $20 trillion.

ted cruz was very tough in 2016.convention saying terrible things, refusing to endorse the president i mean, he was really the last person standing. but i think this is all about eight years from now. >> all right garrett, thank you for spending some time with us. after the break, obama, president obama, on what may be the an swer to all of our problems (vo) the moth without hope, struggles in the spider's web. with every attempt to free itself, it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by

that is what ted kennedy fought for. that is what kennedy's family fought for and that is what it means to be an american. you fight no matter what your job is, if you are a teacher or student or senator of the united states senate our job is to make sure the next generation has more opportunity than we had. i believe strongly that if we can pull ourselves together, unify our country, there is no reason we can't be the generation that leaves more opportunity than list of people coming after us and that is why i'm running for president. i'm grateful you're here today. i look forward to your questions. i often say please ask me the questions you might not ask another politician because you are worried you might hurt their feelings. i was an urban school superintendent for 5 years, you cannot -- they have been beaten out of me a long time ago. please thanks for being here. >> let's get started right away talking about something on the mind of a lot of americans which is impeachment. seems like the impeachment trial will hap

it it was a treat to know ted and i miss ted, and i think cnn , misses ted. but, you know, cnn is good. anything that's not fox news is good. [applause] i mean cnn tells , the news, as do a lot of other networks just need to talk more . about climate. alison: ok this is another , non-climate question. what's your view of the portrayal of a female reporter sleeping with a source to get richardry in the movie, jewell? it's based on a real person who is now deceased, but there is no evidence. jane: i don't know, i haven't seen it. i have to see the movie before i can comment on it. alison: we have a question from somebody from germany who points , this out in the question. just like great thunberg is for younger generations, you seem to be a symbolic figure for the older generation. are you protesting because you feel the need to make up for what your generation has done to the environment? alison: hey my generation didn't , wait a minute now. do anything to the environment. it was the fossil fuel industry, knowingly harmed the environment, not my generation. we

that is a goal i think ted kennedy would have shared. i have a proposal called the american family act that would cut childhood poverty in one year by 40%. it would and the two dollar a day poverty for kids. it would cost just 3% of what medicare for all would cost. my concern about medicare for all his lust that we might lose the presidential election, which i am worried about, but that we could spend the next 10 years fighting a losing battle for medicare for all instead of of fighting a winning battle to end childhood poverty at deal with climate change, both of which we have to do. stephanie: you have been in this race for quite some time. i was looking through photos on my computer of the first time i covered you and that was in march. sen. bennet: that is the first time i went. stephanie: it feels like a lifetime ago. race?s missing in this what has been left out of the conversation that you feel like democrat should be talking about? sen. bennet: i think the next generation -- that is what this race should be about. if we were foc

ted cruz knows this is true. he knows he's been spewing russia propaganda and he's pushing it against a guy who lied about him repeatedly in the 2020 campaign and ends up, poor guy, it's the last refuge of the desperate, ends up attacking the media for repeating the words of america's intelligence agencies. >> last refuge for the truly desperate, i think that is the phrase that needs to be coined here. when you look at the fact that this has been totally debunked and that you're going to feed into this against ukraine at a time that your president who you're supporting, senator cruz, has held back military aid to ukraine. this is the double whammy, not only am i going to extort you, i'm going to blame you for a fans that y fantasy that you had nothing to do with that to protect the one that you were being protected for by the aid. if i was ukraine i'd be protesting in front of the white house. one, i didn't get the aid, two to one i need the aid to defend myself against is interfering in the election, and, three,

and so senator ted cruz is comfortable with that scenario.rrendering his power in fwrs over to the president. >> i don't think he's making the decision at that level. i think you're too far into the weeds respectfully. i think, instead, it's a reflection of the strangle hold, the control that the president has on this incarnation of the republican party even in texas, right? that's increasingly purple. and ted cruz is concerned being on the wrong side of the fence. it was actually senator rubio who i think addressed specifically what this ukraine business is all about, this op-ed that was written by then -ambassador. and what they both said is don't confuse rooting for an outcome with undermining and interfering in the election. that's what this is all about. >> one was an intelligence operation, a top-down attack by the kgb on the election. >> the other was an op-ed. >> michael, thank you for being with us. i think you'll be watching the lawyering very carefully today. it'll be interesting to see how they treat each other. >> true. >>> in ju

the way we treat ted bundy the mass murder of women.of the presidential candidate. >> so to see humanity. >> it's so bizarre and the bundy documentary that was on netflix everybody likes true crime right now this has been the ted bundy narrative all the time. and he killed a woman on your brothers block. that women's my mother's age in her neighborhood at the time so i grew up around the old ted bundy narrative that women could not resist him. but i didn't have that experience and i wasn't able to articulate why. [laughter] the part of it the narrative was ted bundy was so hot. [laughter] and you know what happens with guys like that and then he says i have a broken arm can you help me and then he would kill them. gets. but what is left out we teach women to take care of broken men and to exploit that. and with that indoctrination that this is your job. >> and those are also the conventionally attractive. >> that he is exploiting that deliberately to rape and kill women. we think just some people god it. [laughter] some people have that

[laughter] part of the narrative was like, yes, ted bundy was so hot. he was so hot and he would approach women and be like hey, i have a broken arm. can you help me put this in my car and that he would kill them. and it's like, what's left out is, we teach women to take care of broken men. and to exploit that. that caretaking instinct. indoctrination. and directive from the world. like this is your job. >> and the ones who we are also told are the hot ones. >> and to strive for their approval. he's exporting that deliberately to rape and kill women. and we're like, some people got it. he's a coward! a disgusting coward and a predator who's exploiting a systemic ability and - - sorry to say it 1 billion times. a really toxic system that literally trains women not to take care of themselves. were not to prioritize their own comfort and safety and care. >> and to put themselves in the hands of the people there taught to empathize with and see as human and attractive and desirable. >> and that's racialized too. you're supposed to defer to handsome white gu

presidential candidate senator. >> ted and the charisma machine. can you talk a little bit about that now we are able to seat humidity and fill warmly towards it and some people but not in others. [laughter] that's a pretty provocative comparison. [laughter] is so bizarre. like okay, there's a slide ted bundy document became out i'm netflix last year maybe everyone watch it. he likes crime right now. then people are like, while this is been the narrative of the whole time. i'm from seattle. hometown. >> he killed a woman i'm your mother news part right. >> ) is killing women my mother news edge if my mother news neighborhood. and so i grew up around the old ted bundy narrative. he was so handsome. he was so charming. and i was like women couldn't resist him and i get, it always smelled off to me join i was younger. but it didn't really have, the sort of experience was able to articulate why. but now course, i am ready. i figured out what was wrong. >> he killed 30 women. [laughter] the part of the narrative is like yes ted bundy, was so hot [laught

what retail analyst at mintel. is going wrong at ted bak to what is going wrong at ted baker, 20 to £25, lk bennett, a retailer with similar price points, that has suffered, we have coast and karen millen and they have suffered and they were ted baker‘s competitors. it isa they were ted baker‘s competitors. it is a difficult place to be. this ted baker have the right products, are they products people desire or is it the price is too high for most people? or could it cut those prices and maintain profits, do you think? there are signs the product is what is the matter at ted baker. notjust the price and where it sits. we have just had a lot of its competitors have left the market and that should have left the market and that should have been a big opportunity for ted baker. instead, what we have seen is it has had to reduce its prices by quite a lot. we have seen in the last black friday sales, there was a discount of 30% off all of its products and that is not a sign of items that people have been rushing out to purchase. thank you very much for joining out to purchase. thank you very

tonight -- ted danson star of "sorry for your loss," actress elizabeth olsen, fashion icon diane vonurstenberg, featuring the 8g band with steve gorman ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause in that case, let's get to the news the white house sent a letter to house leaders yesterday saying that it will not cooperate with the impeachment inquiry into president trump. and i've got to say, he is the last person i ever expected to say, "no means no. [ laughter ] the "washington post" published an article today about a republican group in pennsylvania that is working to get the amish community to vote for president trump. and if there's anybody you might be able to convince, it's people without tvs or twitter [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause hey, i mean -- yeah, from the picture, he looks like a good guy. [ laughter ] former vice president joe biden today publicly came out in support of impeaching president trump. thank you for finally joining

did ted teach you?live. i kept on getting a fever just from filming, which shows how pathetic i was. a doctor once told me i'm clinically weak. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> it isn't a condition. it was just sad. but ted notice they'd was fatigued and he was running rings around me. and he's 40 years older than me, which he would hate me saying on television. but i started to jog because of him and the first time i tried i almost died. >> jimmy: from jogging? >> yeah. i went jog. i went about 6:00 p.m. in the evening. i went out dressed like a ninja, head to toe in black because l.a. doesn't feel very safe on the street. i'm joking. i'm running down a big road called la cienega. there's a traffic stop i guess you call it in the middle. what do you call it? a traffic island? >> jimmy: yeah. >> there's three lanes of traffic on either side. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> i stopped because of the traffic. i'm listening to beyonce very loud. and i guess because i'm very tall i have to disturbed a branch on the

what does this mean for the future of ted baker? it faces an uncertain future.restructure companies. mothercare confirmed this morning that its high street stores would be closed if they could not find a buyer, i do not think ted baker is quite in to that yet but there could be sir more quite drastic corporate action to come. thank you, dominic. the airforce in chile says a military cargo plane with 38 people on board has disappeared in en—route to antarctica. in a statement, it said operators lost contact with the plane as it was flying over the sea, just over an hour after its departure from the southern city of punta arenas. a search and rescue team has been activated. a landslide in peru, after heavy rain, has demolished homes and bridges, sweeping away several vehicles. no deaths are reported but many injured are receiving medical attention in the northern province of huanca—bamba. authorities report around 300 people have been left marooned by swollen rivers. senior democrats in the united states are due to hold a news conference later to reveal the articl

posters with a picture of ted bundy were circulated throughout the nation. >> ted did not have a planas far away where he might be identified as he could. so he stole a car and went to florida. >> his new quarters are cramped. he's under 24-hour guard and faces intense questioning. he is theodore bundy, jailed in florida. >> bundy was living in tallahassee at the time when five florida state university coeds were attacked on or near the campus. two of the young women died as a result of the attacks. >> the police in pensacola, florida, stopped a man driving a stolen car and found to their surprise, and perhaps pleasure, it was bundy. >> step out, mr. bundy. what do we have here, an indictment. all right. why don't you read it to me. you're down for election, aren't you? >> mr. 1dy -- >> you told them you were going to get me. you said you were going to get me. you got the indictment. it's all you are going to get. >> bundy, having had some law training and a great deal of arrogance, decided to represent himself. for him he was the star in the courtroom. >> since i have been in dade co

suspendednd will be at ted baker.initely another share you want to watch, one you don't want to belong at the very open this morning. you can see ted baker trading deep in the red. futures, however, are still mixed across europe. ,e see gains and ftse futures ♪ [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! anna: we are a minute from the start of cash equity trading this tuesday morning in europe. here are your headlines. stanley is cutting around 1500 jobs globally as part of an efficiency push, but deutsche bank's ceo says he is upbeat about the lenders progress. newfi will end its hunt for diabetes and heart medicine. how that will impact novo nordisk. we will speak to the ceo at 8:30 u.k. time. ceobaker loses its second in nine months, suspending its dividend. shares look to tank at the open. let's look at what futures are. futures have been looking muted all morning, not expected to move far at the start of the european trading day and that remains the case. dax see downside, alt

ted cruz knows better.idity, it's corruption. >> nervous laughter at corruption. >> he's willfully being corrupt. he is willfully, after being warned by our intel communities not to say that, he is willfully being a propagandaist for ex-kgb agent vladimir putin. he is willfully ignoring the guidance and the conclusions of america's 17 intel agencies. he is ted cruz from texas. he's willfully basically -- basically sticking his middle finger in the air to men and women in uniform who are american soldiers, are american troops, are actually american military leaders who actually work to push back against russian disinformation every day. ted cruz has chosen sides, and he's chosen sides, if you believe america's intelligence community, he's chosen sides with russians. with russian propgandists, instead of america's men and women that work every day in our intelligence communities, he's chosen to lie. he's not ignorant. he's not a fool. even worse for the good people of the great state of texas, the republic of

ted cruz is with me, what he knows about altering of the documents at fbi. why he says john durham's investigation is now criminal. house gop leader kevin

there was a bitter rift between these two menace trump came after ted cruz in a visceral way about his father, implicating his own father and assassination of president kennedy, that he was somehow present there with that conspiracy theory, going after ted cruz's wife and her physical appearance and now you have ted cruz emerging as a very poignant book end in the transformation we've seen from this republican party from the campaign when you had everyone like lindsey graham, whose own statements can be turned back on him, calling the president a threat. >> it's striking, particularly as we watch the watchdog, horowi horowitz, who is not a household name but has become central to so many of these disputes. up until this report dropped this week, he was seen as the great hope among many on the right for a potential resuscitation of bias at the fbi, he has done his job, debunked that. waiting for his turn to finally present during this opener. i'm going to fit in a little break. when we come back, we'll get to the meet of it when mr. horowitz as well as democrats on the panel weigh in, f

i'm from seattle and ted bundy is a hometown guy. he was killing women my mother's age in my mother's neighborhood at a time. i grew up around the old ted bundy narrative that he was so handsome and charming and women couldn't resist him. it always kind of smelled off to me when i was younger but i didn't really have the sort of experience. i wasn't able to really articulate why. part of the narrative is he was. i have a broken arm can you put this in my car and then he would kill them. what is left out is we teach women to take care of broken man and to exploit that caretaking instinct, indoctrination and directed from the world like this is your job. >> host: the ones that were also told the conventional. >> guest: he's exploiting that. some people have got it. some people just have that natural charisma. no, he is a coward and a predator that is exploiting a systemic, sorry to say that a billion times, but really, really toxic system that literally trains women not to take care of themselves or not to prioritized their own safety

on "the mary tyler moore show" she played the sweet voiced wife of anchorm ted baxter. >> ted and i areing to the moes this afternoon and i have to go ho and make the popcorn. >> that was the first people i became another family with. >> the television word was saddened by will and grace star elly morrison. maid. ayed megan's weis cracking >> i'm crowd to be in in sw. i was ready to retire. >> katherine helmond passed away. she was best known for playing the cop on the mod squad. >> it took about a year before paying attention to it. it and >> she dd at the age of 72 following a long battle with cancer. the former wife of quincy jones. and the word lost trail blazing legend dianann carroll. she was the first mem african-american to headline her own show in 1978. >>ou're in spring chicken. >> she oed a tony, an oscar nod and joined dynasty in the '80s. >> we are becomingn television more aware of the sophisticated black woman, a woman with an education. i think that julia was one of the first steps in that direction. and i'm happy that that is so. ♪ >> s passed away from cancer. e was 86

senator ted cruz who also the provision warned of consequences for failing to heed washington. you free choice stop now and leave the pipeline unfinished the express intention of the sanctions legislation which we offered or make a full should tell. to rush to complete the pipeline and reese putting your company out of the business forever for the next decade your company and personnel will be entirely barred from the united states any transactions will be blocked all property will be frozen north stream 2 is a gas pipeline being built from russia to germany through the baltic sea it spans more than a 1000 kilometers and the us has long voiced its opposition to the project going as far as to threaten european companies the united states commands all our european partners who have taken a strong stand against north stream to. and we commend others to do the same germany is totally controlled by russia because they were getting from 60 to 70 percent of their energy from russia and a new pipeline this pipeline if completed would make europe even more dependent on russian energy wo

to sam instead, who is focused on ted baker.never you see overvalued at hatch to inventory for a retailer, you don't expect positive reaction for the stock. that's right and we expect not has a reaction. calls for 20% to 25% fall for ted baker. it already down 74% this year. this began at the end of last year with their founder, some allegations around the conduct of the founder, who later stepped down. they have been missing sales estimates over the year, so a stream of bad news over the year and today looks to get worse, by the look of it. they are one of the first birth -- worst performers in the ftse. anna: deutsche bank, this is --danskergit jennen bank. annmarie: another headline on the laundering scheme. according to a warrior's report, the doj is investing deutsche bank -- investigating deutsche bank, looking at did they help danske bank move tainted money into the u.s.? deutsche bank has said they are not aware of expanded investigations nor any new investigations, so denying those reports. we are seeing shares called d

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[laughter] i mean seriously, ted bundy, ted bundy had. kennedy: you dated ted bundy? >> no, no, no. ted bundy was a narcissist, was a psychopath, and women flocked to him. it was one of the reasons he was eight he was easily trusted. kennedy: he was also a harpist. i just threw that if i don't know it's true. >> i'm just covering your butt an agreement with you. but scarcely humming time today women are always attracted to the bad guys. were you going to say a halls or chicken nest. >> now is an essay a holes but that is what they are attracted to. i am literally the expert, i spent my entire mid-twenties in a relationship of the literal narcissist. he had no job, he lived in a closet, he was mean to me pretty much all the time, he was very clearly cheating on me and i was like, he thought he was so great i thought how did i deserve this guy? i don't deserve this guy. because i don't blame themselves for anything. everything was it's flipped on you. like we dated for two years i'm sorry going through a therapy session, we dated for two years he would not allow me to it his apartment

ted cruz, senator from texas, was part of a meeting at the white house three and a half weeks ago. he was among the senators who made clear to the white house there are not 51 votes for witnesses. that is how this has to happen. the process has to dpetget appr by vote if they were going to proceed with that. but he was making clear it was taken by people in the room referring to some of the edgier witnesses like hunter biden who the white house might want to call. so if you're not going to do that kind of a trial and i know we've discussed this before on this show, but trial is a really loose word. because we don't really know what this is going to look like. it could look like a lot of things absent that, i think republicans see value in just getting this over fast. i think there has been a decision made against a vote to dismiss i think that a number of senators believe they have to do something to reflect they're voting on it but it's going to go quickly possibly with no witnesses. >> could i add to that? decision looks like the majority leader mitch mcconnell has made a decisio

ted: there is always somewhat of a mystery.reflect what is going on in the economy. we are seeing a significant slowdown in the chinese economy and it is hard to know how much of that is a consequence of the u.s. trade war and how much is internal factors. the chinese are pumping credit into the economy to make up for that but they have overcapacity in real estate and office buildings, so the chinese are in some real difficulty. it is hard to get deep insight into what. do we have any idea what happens with the tariffs on sunday? ted: the consensus is they probably get delayed. president trump does not want to launch this tranche. it is all consumer products, apple smart phones and everything we see in the store. to do that before christmas would be a grinch move so there is reason for the u.s. to want to delay. it does not look like there is a deal that will come together this week. there are some real differences with chinese negotiators that there were probably be some punting to the new year. describe how would you what pre

genie: trouble at fashionn band -- brand ted baker.phen: the retailer issued another profit warning. the chairman are stepping down. irmen are stepping down. the expected profits are around the third of what was previously expected. ted baker says worse than expected sales in november, especially black friday, hurt their figures. shares are down 14% in london. genie: humans negotiators are traveling to mexexico today to secure changes to a new trade deal. stephen: that is to win support from lawmakers in washington. the usmc would replace the previous trade deal, nafta, but donald trump needs the support of the house of representatives to ratify it, and democrats have been looking for tweaks, including better protections for workers in mexico. house speaker nancy pelosi appeared optimistic fofoa deal. pelosi: we are not finished yet, we are in range. i like to take an ambitious approach to, that we will not only have a trade agreement with mexico and canada, that it would be a prototype, a template for future trade agreements, recogniz

morning, democratic congress plap jerrold nadler, chairman of the house judiciary committee and senator ted cruz of texas. >>> plus, power politicians. the democratic candidates getting tough. >> they should open the door so anyone can come in and report open what's being said. >> getting even. >> i'm doing exactly the same thing they're doing except that i am using my own money. >> and getting out. >> and spngd our campaign today. >> the latest on a wild and wide opened race. also, our angry country. also, our angry country. >> they're mired in igi politics hasf& left him sole w. joining me are nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker. robert costa, former obama deputy campaign managerzf?t step0& cutter and former republican congressman carlos cushelo of = qflorida. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning, given the constant storm of controversy and disruption that has defied the trump presidency, it's easy to forget the ex

london to cook and heat healthy foods at this week's jefferson award winner in the bay area goes to ted smith. >>> is going strong, you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com underneath hero. >> great program. >>> coming up at 6:00 we are following breaking news out of life. shooting at the pearl harbor naval shipyard we will have the latest. >>> plus the south bay becoming a google playground. the tech giants are just gobbled >>>up more real estate and longtime residents have serious concerns. and the future of the richmond's nfl left san rafael bridge in flux, to maintain or replace completely? experts have their views. y3ny8y y1ncy >>> in 1984 apple launched the groundbreaking macintosh computer which was a giant leap forward in the digital age. today, an early prototype is sold at auction for $120,000. lisa matteo tells us why apple's late ceo steve jobs wanted any remaining models destroyed. in >>> it barely resembles the apple computers of today but, technology experts say this is the machine that revolutionized personal computing. >> i think they al

is marty benson or ted olsen here representing 2816 market street. >> my name is ted olsen and i'm presidentof the swedish society of san francisco incorporated in 1875 in california, builders and owners of the swedish american hall, san francisco landmark number 267 located at 2168 market street. on behalf of our board and members, i thank supervisor mandelman for sponsoring our nomination and to the staffs of the planning department and assessor's office for supporting or application for mill's act nomination. at the time of the 1906 earthquake, my paternallal earthquake, editor of our local swedish newspaper, was secretary of the society at their scandinavia anhall, across from the main to library. the earthquake demolished that city hall and our hall. they hired a master architect august eugene and similarly, marty benson, on our board, with me today, a former afrasier is s the grandson of the contractor, who together with his son and several others built the hall in a year. other members of our board have similarly distinguished heritages in the society, the board and the hall and i say

ted smith down 94 started the nonprofit more than one decade ago as a way to help young people learneople who eat healthy live longer so we are anti-sugar and anti-candy. >> smith grew up on a farm and says he learned to love fresh food at an early age. >> i picked tomatoes and strawberries. i got 64 for 32 quarts of strawberries. i still remember. they serve 300 kids weekly and a dozen or so instructors oversee 18 weekly classes and three sessions during the school year and summer break and funding comes from private donations private donations, grants and fees and community partners like the north tamarind community service center post the classes where the children prepare their only meals. >> everyone seems engaged and cooking and having fun. >> students like 13-year-old max take home healthy recipes at the end of every class. >> we cooked a lot of stuff. >> he makes a difference in the lives of bay area kids. >> am happy i am doing that. maybe that's what has kept me alive. i am satisfied doing something worthwhile. >> for helping children learn to cook and eat healthy this week

. >> my guest, jerrold nadler, chairman of the house judiciary committee, and republican senator ted cruz of texas. >> plus, power politics. the democratic candidates getting tough. >> they should open up the doors so that anyone can come in and report on what's being said. >> getting even. >> i'm doing exactly the same thing they're doing, except that i am using my own money. >> and getting out. >> i'm suspending our campaign today. >> the latest on a wild and wide open race. >> also, our angry country. >> a damn liar, man. >> why one congressman says our politics has left him soul weary. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker, robert costa, national political reporter for "the washington post." former obama deputy campaign manager stephanie cutter. and former republican congressman carlos curbelo of florida. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. given the constant storm of controversy

ted and some of you may know and we went and talked to ted and said, here is the situation.ns responsibil? in the end he blessed the purchase. he said, i'm not going to come out and support your purchase but i'm not going to oppose it because you didn't have anything to do with the emissions and we encourage you to buy the building. >> what year was the purchase? >> it was 2012. so it's been eight years. >> since years since we bought it. >> we closed in the fall of 2012? >> thank you. >> ok. >> commissioners. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> is there a second. >> commissioner, thank you. >> commissioners, there's a motion that has been second to approve this matter with conditions, commissioner diamond. >> aye. >> johnson. >> aye. >> koppel. >> aye. >> and president melgar. >> aye. >> so moved. that motion passes 4-0. commissioners, that will place us back on item -- we have additional business to attend to. >> thank you. that will brings us back to item 119. we will probably need commissioner richards if he is here. otherwise we won't have a quorum. >> i'm not leaving.

. >> ted cruz from texas said it is unfortunate the chief of police in houston seems more focused ong to advance his political ambitions rather in supporting the brave men and women of hpd. this couple was a criminal federal law already prohibited from having a gun. so often in any of these cases that get attention it immediately goes to debate about gun-control. >> i don't think that's unfortunate. it is something people like this police chief should be pushing forward because those are the people in the line of fire, people losing police officers. it reminded me what happened after the tragic shooting in dayton, ohio where the police said if the shooter had a less powerful weapon they wouldn't of lost so many lives, lost 9 people that night, could have been avoided if we had stricter gun control measures. i apply this police chief and think it is important for lawmakers like ted cruz to work with organizations that are trying to reform laws to make sure even if one person who shouldn't have had that gun passed a background check or had been cleared in mental health evaluation might

plus, texas senator ted cruz on the gop's strategy for a senate trial. and trump ally boris johnson wins big in great britain. >> we did it. we pulled it off didn't we? >> is that conservative landslide a warning for democrats? inside an analysis from our powerhouse round table. we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. >>> good morning and welcome to "this week." for the first 200 years of our history, only two american presidents faced impeachment. this week, the house will vote to impeach for the second time in just 21 years. all but certain to approve two articles against donald trump. almost to the day bill clinton faced a similar fate in december, 1998, and like clinton, trump is all but certain to be acquitted along party lines. historians will weigh about the presidents we choose, the actions they have taken and the times we live in. for now, for us, the job is figuring out what it means, what to do as we approach a national election with an impeached president on the ballot for the first time in american

i spoke to senator ted cruz after the impeachment vote.o nancy pelosi said after the impeachment that maybe she'll sit on the articles of impeachment before sending it over to you and your colleagues in the senate. can she do that? >> you can't make this up. listen, this is a sign of weakness. this is a sign she understands just how weak these articles are. these articles of impeachment that they actually voted on were really an admission of failure. for months they had been promising all of this evidence of criminal activity. for months they had been talking about bribery, talking about quid pro quo. but then they heard all the evidence and they got no evidence of it. these articles, don't allege any crime. this is the first time in the history of our count that a president has been impeached without a single article alleging any criminal conduct. they don't allege any crime. they don't allege any federal law violated this was, at the end of the day, a political response because nancy pelosi and the democrats hate the president. maria: le

it only came out with this book. >> you mentioned ted koppel. he told the hollywood reporter the following. several journalists became aware of this faction. koppel was one of those. he said, i got a call from the canadian ambassador. he said, i understand you are going to put this story on the air tonight. i can tell you not to. but i would ask you not to. ultimately decided not to go with the report, the only time in more than 50 years that i ever killed the story. >> that's absolutely correct. ted deserves a great deal of credit. the story had leaked out. we implored them not to do it because it would risk those six it might have risked john and his colleagues'life. i give great credit to ted koppel and his colleagues for not running with what would have been a great headline. >> toby, lexington, kentucky. good morning. >> good morning. this question is for mr. stuart eizenstat. i read you book. final weekend of the campaign carter received a possible point. he broke off campaigning and left chicago flew back to washington to deal with this i

ted deserves a great deal of credit. the story hadley doubt.e implored them not to do it because it would risk those six it might have risked john and his colleagues'life. i give great credit to ted koppel and his colleagues for not running with what would have been a great headline. >> toby, lexington, kentucky. good morning. >> good morning. this question is for mr. stuart eizenstat. i read you book. carter broke off campaigning and left chicago, flew back to washington to deal with this i think this was early sunday. the country seemed to get its hopes up, only to be disappointed when the hostages were not released. how much of an impacted this have on the election, in your opinion? the election seemed close up that point. what is his hunch about how the election might have turned out if none of that had happened that final weekend? >> it's a great question. it's not a hunch. let me give you the figures. going into the one and only debate with ronald reagan, eight days before the election and one should never give a challenger a debate that

on that but it's a it seems to be part of a look which senators a particular pushing this bill like ted cruz and others it has the bad smell of being driven by economic self-interest which makes it less credible i think as a form. policy tool at the beginning of the year the us ambassador richard grinnell he ruffled feathers by saying that north stream too should be killed and that the companies are european countries should look elsewhere for their energy that's sales pitch for the us is and i think we have to literally decided i think that we should build an energy terminal and on the north sea a party as a hedge in this system partly as a element to have. put price discipline on the supply of around the world and i think this is a. decision in german self interest which will also help us. through from other sources. i've seen today as a reaction of yesterday's decision not from policy makers but from media representatives 1st calls that we should. count us and put some condescension on the energy terminal for us that i think this is a better idea we should do that even though it best

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argo and the book. >> and so he said several journalists had become aware of the hidden faction and ted koppel said, that i understand that you are going to put the story on the air and i cannot tell you not to do it, but i would ask you not to, because inevitable if you put it on the air, the canadian embassy will be taken and the americans who escaped will be killed. so ultimately, he decided not to go with the report and the only time in 50 years that i killed a story, ted koppel. >> yes, and that is true. and the story had seeped out, and ted and others knew about it, and we implored them not to do it, because it would risk those six and maybe john and his colleagues' lives and it could have caused the storming of the canadian embassy to get those six and i give great credit to ted koppel and his colleagues for not running what would have been a great headline. >> good morning. >> caller: this is for mr. eizenstat and i read your book about president carter and it was excel len. and the final weekend of the campaign, president carter received word of a possible breakthrough of iran