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is not something i go into in great detail in the book aside from the trenton chapter. >> tell us about your next book. >> no. not yet. >> i interrupted somebody through the microphone. >> i was going to ask during the course of the war the confederacy was seeking weapons from abroad, private peering vessels being built abroad and also these vessels in foreign ports and how did lincoln and his administration react to put pressure on these countries to not aid the confederacy? >> this was another topic i don't get into in great detail, it is a really important topic in the diplomacy of the civil war. the issue of private hearing, the treaty of paris, all kinds of back and forth. a really important kyushu in the first yearissue in the first year of the civil war. it was something seward was involved in. mind will was to look at those things that lincoln was involved in. there are definitely books to be written and maybe your next book about the spy wars going on because there was an awful lot of this. spying and counterspying, confederate shipbuilding programs in europe and trying to prev

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anne thompson, nbc news, trenton, new jersey. >>> that's our broadcast for this monday night. thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt in for brian. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> good monday evening. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm diane dwyer. in the last two hours, there have been critical new developments in the family's battle to keep their brain dead child on life support. a judge has externded an order keeping jahi mcmath on a ventilator for another week. children's hospital will comply but is also going to court to fight the ruling. nbc bay area's cheryl herd has the late ert. >> reporter: this is the restraining order restraining the hospital restraining order until next tuesday, january 7th. this allows jahi mcmath to remain on a ventilator. this has been an emotional day for everyone involved in this case. you have a young 13-year-old girl who's now here at children's hospital who has been declared brain dead. and now you have an extension on a restraining order until next week. >> it's not a corpse up there,

we have subpoenas that have come into trenton now that we still have documents that will be released.ational democrats show no sign of letting up on this issue. so i think there's still going to be a lot of questions he has to answer. even though at this point i think he doesn't want to -- he's sick of this issue. >> can you give me the cliff notes version here for our viewers who aren't familiar with this situation? a little complicated here. >> and there's still a lot of mystery around it. so basically, there were lanes leading to the george washington bridge, which is the nation's busiest bridge, that were closed in september for four days. it caused huge amounts of traffic backup in the neighboring community of ft. lee. so the port authority, the appointees to the port authority from governor christie have alleged that this was due to a traffic study. they were analyzing if these local lanes, local access lanes were really necessary or not. democrats, however, allege -- some democrats allege this was actually political pay back, that the mayor of ft. lee, it's a very democratic to

. >> if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in their tv z right now and see how it's done. >> reporter: christie's speech hinted at a presidential run in 2016. danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >> so disturbing experience for some horseback riders in california. find out what went terribly wrong. >> and the popular local beach is open again after several months, the improvements that visitors can now enjoy. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, (anchor does weather) a mad dash back to the barn turned >>> 8:14 right now. let's take a live look out at ocean beach. look at how beautiful that is right now. clear skies. and look at this. new year's eve forecast, 53 degrees around 9:00 and then midnight, the very important time. 49 degrees and great night for fireworks because it will be clear, just a little chilly. cover up. >> light jacket. >> light, light jacket. a mad dash back to the barn turned a horseback ride for a group of i quest leans. >> it was terrifying. >> they're expected to fully recover from the injuries. >>> t

the project also includes the trentoning of 34 stations -- strengthening of 34 stations. >>> what a great weekend and a nice day today but sounds like it is going to get cold. >> we will see a cold weather system. this one won't be wet. we might see few sprinkles and maybe snow in the mountains. it will get cold, especially wednesday and thursday morning. these were the highs from today. not bad. 69 antioch. 67 morgan hill. just know numbers aren't coming 23450 near this. -- aren't coming near this. you can see how dry it is. it is just very dry. it will produce snow in the mountains. maybe a foot of snow. snow levels low, 3500 feet. winds kick up tonight. winds stir things up. but then after we get into wednesday and thursday the winds are gone. cloudy and cooler tomorrow and wednesday and thursday, thursday will be the coldest day and coldest night. midnight tonight, this is the weak front. that is the front edge. that is where all the cold air is. once it goes through and the cold air settles in and the skies clear, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, 20s. highs tomorrow, 56 fairfield. 55 an

. >> i would throw we take nine with no experience in trenton. and that the welfare of a steeple told us there are no jobs. >> there plenty of jobs. john: government jobs offices to encourage people to take welfare. as somebody go and ask for help to see if it would help her get a job and they said, no, they just to reach for welfare and food stamps. >> again, it is much smarter to have programs that encourage people to work, don't reward laziness,. john: they all do that. >> i don't know. john: private charities and of any suppression did he tell. >> the answer can be to just cut it back a mechanic? john: get it back. and let the private sector in. we will stop there. thank you. atomize a private charity should replace government. what about the rest of the world? people assume global poverty is a problem. it has to be addressed by government giving out foreign aid or maybe the wind. the u.s. and contradicts the title of my book by saying, yes, we, governments, working together can end poverty in just two years. while. two years. of course 50 ye

. >> i would throw we take nine with no experience in trenton. and that the welfare of a steeple told us there are no bs. >> there plenty of jobs. john: government jobs offices to encourage people to take welfare. as somebody go and ask for help to see if it would help her get a job and they said, no, they just to reach for welfare and food stamps. >> again, it is much smarter to have proams that encourage people to work, don't reward laziness,. john: they all do that. >> i don't know. john: private charities and of any suppression did he tell. >> the answer can be to just cut it back a mechanic? john: get it back. and let the private sector in. we will stop there. thank you. atomize a private charity should replace government. what about the rest of the world? people assume global poverty is a problem. it has to be addressed by government giving out foreign aid or maybe the wind. the u.s. and contradicts the title of my book by saying, yes, we, governments, working together can end poverty in just two years. while. two years. of course 50 years

. >> i perpetually have been critical of this show turning into "good morning trenton."hard not to say chris christie was the big winner. he wins the election in a blue state. carries chunks of a lot of groups that republicans have a problem with. hispanic voters, women voters, big chunk of minority voters in the state. he's beloved of the republican donor class. people want him to run for president. he's set himself up and become a national figure in a way he wasn't before. has not gone from 0 to 60 quite the way cruz has but has elevated himself and is in as good a position as any republican to both get the republican nomination and actually win the white house, which is not the case for ted cruz or rand paul. >> with all the people we've been mentioning not one of them could win a swing state let alone -- >> and become president. >> we're talking primaries right now. chris christie, actually did something really significant. >> much more important. i'll say on the democratic side big winner is john kerry. huge year for john kerry. really stepped into that job as secre

. >> i know that if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks of washington, d.c. see how it's done. >> reporter: also in a league all her own, former first lady, former senator, former secretary of state, left washington for something else. but not without a few choice words. >> the fact is, we had four dead americans. was it because after protest or guys out for a walk one night and decided they would go kill some americans? what difference, at this point, does it make? >> reporter: hillary clinton's benghazi moment. if she runs for president, expect republicans to make it a tv ad moment. >> i now declare you spouses for life. >> reporter: number five, brought to you by the u.s. supreme court. less a 2013 moment than a page in history for gay rights. under the cover, senate democrats blew up the status quo with a major rules change in decade. banning filibusters for all presidential nominees except the supreme court and sending republicans into orbit. >> let's not forget about the raw power. raw power at play here. >> reporter: change will give any president with

. >> if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington, dc should tune in theirtvs right now. see how it's done. >> reporter: christie's victory speechhibitted at a president -- hinted at a presidential run in 2016. cbs news, washington. >>> a disturbing experience for some horseback riders in california. what went terribly wrong? >> a popular local beach is open again after several months. the improvements that visitors can now enjoy. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, bomber struck a train statin southern russia today, killg at least 14 people. >>> international news. a sue -- suicide bomber struck a train station in southern russia killing at least 14 people. video from a secure camera facing the station shows the moment when the explosion happened. you can see a bright orange flash followed by plumes of smoke. no one has claimed responsibility but it came several months after a chechen rebel leader called for new attacks. today's bombing happened 400 miles northeast of soichi, site of the upcoming winter olympic games. >>> secretary of state john kerry will head to the midd

. >> in the book, trenton, former vice president dick cheney and his long-term cardiologist jonathan reiner talk about mr. cheney's history with heart disease and defenses in cardiology over the past several decades. mr. cheney suffered his first of five heart attacks when he was 37. he had a heart transplant in 2012. the to discuss the book for about one hour next on booktv. >> tonight's program will consist of an interview conducted by barbara cochran, president of the national press club journalism institute, and the hurley chair and public affairs journalism at the missouri school of journalism. with mr. cheney and doctor reiner followed by a brief q&a. we invite you to purchase the book if you haven't already done so, for sale. and each of the books have been, has a pre-signed late with it so you get a signed copy. they won't be able to sign tonight. as long as he asserted at the highest levels of business and government, vice president dick cheney -- has been one of the world's most prominent -- now for the first time ever, cheney together with his longtime cardiologist jonatha

. >> if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe people in washington, d.c., should tune into their tvs right now. >> it is because of a protestor because of guys out for a walk one night and decided they would go kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make? >> so, you know, lots of topics. >> rubio was picked. marco rubio was picked to the president's state of the union and sipping the water periodically got attention. >> what can i tell you? i think the man learned to get hydrated after a while. it was a water shed moment. >> a water shed moment. you turned water in a money. raised a couple hundred thousand dollars. >> a lot of republicans just like in the primary, the republicans kind of rose and fell. rose and then fell. i think that the big issue going 2014 and i'm a personal believer and had this conversation in 2015 and 2016 is who's going to speak for the republican party? he's right. there is a big fight between the kind of libertarian wing and the more mainstream wing between chris christie and the ran pauls. i think that is -- who is going to own. >> w

put out the phony "traffic study" excuse, he has been hauled out in front of the state capitol in trentonand today, he called bull puckey on what he said. they said the legislature should haul him up again, quote, now that his cover story is starting to unravel, legislators should subpoena mr. barone to testify again, this time with the threat of perjury hanging over his head. addressing governor chris christie and his joking effort to brush the scandal off, the star ledger is demanding answers. quoting, this is more than political theater. the amateurish shutdown put people at risk. it is past time for jokes and fairy tales. what is needed finally are truth of answers, let's hope that the perjury charges shakes loose some official honesty. furthermore, there are calls from both sides of the bridge, new jersey and new york, for the resignation of the governor's appointment of barone, this scandal may or may not turn out to be a big deal for chris christie, so far, it is not good, clearly for the man who clearly wants to run for president. and the american bridge, ironically enough, which

does that comport with what you've seen in trenton? >> it does.e has referred to it on the record at press conferences as the penalty box. that's what he calls it when those in his circle or outside his circle are not towing the line and are not doing what he thinks needs to be done for him to govern the state properly. that's how he would frame it. >> john, this is a show called "hardball." it's apparent he played hardball in the garden state. will it work in des moines and peor peoria? >> no, it will not. it will be highly problematic for him. one of the subtleties of the republican presidential process issubtleties of the republican presidential process is that, first off, it begins very, very early. it begins about now. and secondly, people shuffle. they move their preferences. and for somebody like chris christie, if he moves into iowa or south carolina, and starts making lists and deciding who's on his side and who isn't, that is an incredibly destructive way of going at it for him. because as candidates drop out, as they get in, people move

you work in trenton, the state capital. what's your gut?hese appointees operate without talking to christie? are these guys guys that would do things that christie didn't know and they feel he would want? i mean, where's your gut? >> i can't call that right now. and that's why i'm glad the assemblyman called for more information for the subpoena and more information. once we hear that, then we'll definitely have more information and have a direction to go. now, do i believe chris christie called these individuals and told them to do that? i don't think so, but i don't know. and also we have to recognize that the gao had released a report prior to this. had to release a report prior to this stating that there's a lack of transparency and the port authority of new york and new jersey. >> you know, dana. in presidential gop 2016 presidential polls, christie is at 24%. rand paul 13%. paul ryan 11%. cruz 10%. christie, if he continues being the front runner, he will continue to be under intense scrutiny. can he handle it? this is only one of man

that means that the i-95 corridor likely from d.c., trenton, philly, new york, all the way up through wet, not icy or snow covered. so that's good news. so if you can just delay a little bit your travel plans in the morning, i think it will be a lot safer. as we move forward through the morning hours, you can see this winter storm continues to move off toward the northeast and bring heavy amounts of snow into the adirondacks and mountains of western maine. boston, by 2:00 in the afternoon tomorrow, should be rain. here are the impacts as we roll through them. this is essentially what it looks like. as you can see, it transitions all the way from snow to rain as we move through the afternoon, tonight, and tomorrow and this is how it's all going to end up, i think, by tomorrow. there's the rain for us. the wintry mix and the snow confined to northern new england. back to you. >> okay, dr. greg postel. thanks so much for that. this is video in from leesburg, virginia. they're expected to get some of the worst of this storm. the state has heavily prepared for it and with good reason appar

week, the head of the port authority and others were questioned under oath at the state capital in trentonting the early claim that the fort lee traffic closure thing was part of some sort of study. new jersey's biggest newspaper, the star ledger editorialized yesterday, that legislators should call more officials to testify about the fort lee traffic jam mystery with the threat of perjury hanging over their heads. today new jersey lawmakers made it so. the head of the new jersey side of the bridge, the guy who said it was all a traffic study don't worry about it. him and six other people from the port authority were handed subpoenas this afternoon. demanding that they appear at the state capitol to answer question as but what exactly happened here. throughout the whole thing, governor chris christie has said very little. last week he was asked directly about whether or not he was involved in the fort lee lane closure possible political retribution scandal. in response he told jokes. >> i worked the cones, unbeknownst to everybody. i was the guy out there. i was in overalls and a hat. i wa

. >> i know that if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington, d.c.ne in their tvs right now, see how it's done. >> reporter: also in a league all her own, the former first lady, former senator, former secretary of state, left washington for something else, but not without a few choice words. >> the fact is, we have four dead americans. was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they would go kill some americans, what difference at this point does it make? >> reporter: hillary clinton's benghazi moment. if she runs for president, expect republicans to make it a tv ad moment. >> i now declare you spouses for life. >> reporter: number five brought to you by the u.s. supreme court. less a 2013 moment than a page in history for gay rights. under the cover of boring, senate democrats blew up the status quo with the first major rules change in more than three decades, banning filibusters for all presidential nominees except the supreme court, and sending republicans into orbit. >> let's not forget about the ra

. >> i no he if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the knoll be folks in washington, d.c., should tune in to see how it was done. >> was it because of protest, or some guys out for a walk one fwhiet decided to kill some americans. what difference at this point does it make? >> so, you know, lots of -- anna, you picked the water-sip moment, which actually was -- rubio was picked, marco rubio was picked to respond to the president's state of the union. and his sipping the water got some attention. >> i think the man learned how to get hydrated after a while. let me tell you this, it was a watershed moment. it's something that we talked about for a lot. but he learned how to turn water into money, because he ended up using it to raise funds and raised a couple hundred thousand dollars. >> it's the high water mark. because we really haven't heard a lot from marco rubio since that moment. >> he's under water. it doesn't mean he can't come up. >> which had a lot to do with immigration. >> yeah. >> that's when he went under water. >> what's interesting about that montage is that a

several conversations and bays between trenton and president obama as they try to sketch out a pathwayorward out of this challenge in the larger relationship. and as many of you are aware, yesterday the white house released the results of the presidential review group that was investigating the impact of technology on information intelligence gathering. which is really the first step towards a larger review of how the united states does use intelligence and which will ultimately form the basis for us to reengage with the brazilians and make her own suggestions about the best way forward in that relationship. as we have done this, the brilliance -- resilience have been attempted and avoided with certain expectation to what we're going to be able to offer them. and how we'll be able to move forward in the aftermath of the disclosures. problem and challenge. we don't have that clear pathway yet, but we will. sometime in the new year when we finished our larger inner agents review. and have a chance to take a look at the recommendations that have been issued by the review group of to this

here in the diocese of trenton, i've changed the time of the mass too.n to 10:00 tonight. i figured if the pope can do it, i can do it too. >> and actually, i think we may be listening, or this is the pope that we can see near this processional. talk to us a little bit, father beck, about the basilica. there are a lot of people who are watching who are not catholic. this is a pope who i think has stirred a lot of curiosity among people not just in his own faith but all over the world. and there are people paying attention to what's going on that maybe wouldn't be. i, the number one person of the year for time magazine. tell us a little bit about their setting here, st. peter's basilica. >> well, it took over 100 years to build. so that tells you something right there. it was built in the 1600s. and it's huge. if you've ever been in there and you look up, you certainly feel the grandeure of the catholic church. it's built over st. peter, it is not the cathedral per se of the pope, but it is a very important church because of its historical significance. >

before i yield the floor i ask unanimous consent trenton white of my staff be granted floor privileges for the duration of today's proceedings. the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from georgia. mr. isakson: i see the distinguished senator from washington on the floor who i suppose would like to speak. could i be recognized for five minutes and yield to the distinguished senator from washington. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. isakson: last friday i left this chamber with a folder containing most of the information from the ryan-murray comprehensive agreement on our budget. i left with the ringing suggestions if my ear from colleagues on the floor that it wasn't enough, it didn't do enough and that we didn't need to pass it. but inside me i had that little voice all of us get from time to time with a conscience that the time was right to do what was right. so on the airplane back to atlanta i read the entire agreement and then when i spent the weekend at home doing christmas shopping, going out with grandchildren, talking to my wife i listened to the peop

courts closed in trenton, newark and camden. in washington, d.c.ools are closed, but as it turns out, the traffic problems nowhere near as bad as had been predicted. and in delaware, all state offices are closed. let's take a moment now to talk about the airports specifically here in new york city. newark has delays of five and a half hours for arriving flights, jfk, departures are delayed a little more than an hour. laguardia, delays for departures about five hours and in philadelphia, which we just saw, flights there were grounded just a few hours ago. they have now resumed, but the inbound flights delayed for more than four hours. and in philadelphia at least 35 cancellations reported today in just the last if few hours. last few hours. the bottom line here, jenna, keep this in mind: officially winter doesn't start for another ten days. back to you. jenna: once the christmas lights go up, i just count it. but you're right, david lee, not officially winter. [laughter] thank you, sir. jon: well, it has not been what you might call a good year for

courthouses are closed in newark, camden, trenton because of the snow. in washington, d.c.he schools are closed n delaware state offices are shut down today. the governor there says he is removing all non-essential state employees. he says it is the cautious thing to do. so we expect the snow to continue for the next few hours, ending sometime by mid-afternoon. the question now, martha, is, will the great white way literally live up to its name? at this hour not a lot of snow but, that could change in the next few hours. martha? martha: looks great out there. you have a great hat to cover the story in, david lee. thank you very much. we'll see you later, buddy. bill: we'll watch the storm move not just in new york but further south where they have been getting hammered. martha: it is winter, not quite, but december, christmas, that is what we expect. bill: all eyes on the hill. lawmakers are expected to put final touches on a first real budget in two years. can they actually get this one done? we will have a live report on that. martha: the race against the clock. a frantic

open question whether his drawling style will translate beyond trenton, there. nationally john kerry, they have here, as the biggest political winner, one of them. u.s. secretary of state, of course. they write that hillary clinton is a tough act to follow, but stint in foggy bottom has been marked by a string of surprising successes. they point to the rekindling of the middle east peace talks, the deal with nuclear iran, and an agreement with russia that averted unpopular military strikes against the syrian regime. "time."om they also point to harry reid here as one of the biggest the year.winners of they say he's a soft-spoken leader. why he's considered the chamber's top tactician. fiscalaneuvered the cliff deal that opened the year, tapped patty murray as a lieutenant, has successfully negotiated the budget deal that ended it, and pounded the gop for the shutdown in between. that time "time" -- that from "time." terry is on the line from michigan. go ahead, sir. you're on the line for democrats. who's the biggest political year?this caller: i think it's hous