. >> some of those terrible executive orders, they will be unsigned so fast, they will be unsigned the first hour that i'm in office. >> reporter: and in the first 24 hours, trump has disregard trade agreements, wave good-bye to climate change accords. rip up obamacare and investigation immigration fraud and nix immigration orders. >> i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. >> reporter: this constitution's expert says donald trump by himself can do a lot. >> if it's simply an executive >> reporter: he says trump could turn back obama's immigration orders on programs like doca. and donald trump can abandon the climate control treaty mr. obama signed in paris last summer. but the new president cannot unilaterally dissard obamacare because much of that legislation was passed through congress. >> executive orders and executive actions are not the same. orrs the action is not. presidents can use these vehicles to bypass congress and shape their own agendas. donald trump says he intends to use both when necessary. >> it's going to be a very busy fir

so fast, they will be unsigned in the first hour that i'm in office.in the first 24 hours, trump has vowed to discard trade agreements like the tpp , wave goodbye to climate change accords, rip up obamacare, investigate immigration fraud and nix obama's immigration orders.in: "on day one, i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal shapiro, [pronounced- sha-peer-row] with the libertarian cato institute, says trump, by himself, can do a lot but not all of it with his own hands. "if it is simply an executive action, enforcement action, then those can change at the stroke of a pen."shapiro says trump could turn back obama's immigration orders on programs like daca, [pronounced -dock-ah] now protecting roughly 750- thousand people living illegally in the u.s. from deportation. and trump could abandon the climate control treaty obama signed in paris last summer, without too much sweat. but the new president obamacare because much of that legislation was passed through congress. "executive orders and executive action are not the same. executive orders are legally binding instrumen

. >>> some of those terrible executive orders believe me unsigns so fast they'll be unsigned the first hour that i'm in office. >>> the first 24 hours trump vowed to disguard trade agreements like the ttp. fraud and mix up orders. >>> on day one i am going to begin swiftly removing criminal, illegal immigrants from this country. >>> constitutional experts with the libertarian institute says donald trump by himself can do a lot. >> if it is simply an executive action and enforcement action then those can change at the stroke of a pen, trump could peopleliving illegally in the u.s. from deportation and abandon theclimate control committee. but could not disguard obamacare because much of it instruments, executive action is not. presidents can use those vehicles to bypass congress and shape their own agenda. trump says he'll use both, when necessary. "it's day."i'm jeff barnd reporting in washington. president obama has signed 261 executive orders.that's slightly fewer - than his precessor - - george w. bush.ronald reagan far surpassed both - - with more than 380 orders.but none of that -

besides the unsigned prenup, nick cannon hadn't signed their divorce papers by that time.& ours blindsided when news broke of their split. she wanted to release a joint statement and keep things amicable with the billionaire. right now mimi and the kids are staying here in this reported $250,000 a month mansion she once shared with james, but the singer was forced to live here at the beverly hills hhtel for a few weeks. >> i am not cinderella. my life has not been a fairytale. >> can i [ bleep ] please focus on the important things? >> so then what caused this our mariah source claims this man is partly to blame. packer's business manager tommy davis who, quote, felt like he couldn't control mariah. ?? ?? >> who is not to blame? we are told the break-up had nothing to do with mariah's manager. our cameras aught stella with james both taking care of mariah pogether when they were all in paris and it also had nothing to do with back-up dancer bryan tanaka. they are not dating. friends. she's not into him in that way, but he's fun and great company. >> new taylor swift's sexual assault lawsui

besides the unsigned prenup, nick cannon hadn't signed their divorce papers by that time.& ours sources tell us mariah was blindsided when news broke of their split. she wanted to release a joint statement and keep things amicable with the billionaire. right now mimi and the kids are staying here in this reported $250,000 a month mansion she once shared with james, but the singer was forced to live here at the beverly hills hhtel for >> i am not cinderella. my life has not been a fairytale. >> can i [ bleep ] please focus on the important things? >> so then what caused this couple to crumble? our mariah source claims this man is partly to blame. packer's business manager tommy davis who, quote, felt like he couldn't control mariah. ?? ?? >> who is not to blame? we are told the break-up had our cameras aught stella with james both taking care of mariah pogether when they were all in paris and it also had nothing to do with back-up dancer bryan tanaka. they are not dating. they've always been just close friends. she's not into him in that way, but he's fun and great company. >> new taylor

unsigned drawings that are said to be the work of vincent van gogh.a sketchbook with an unusual format, a unique and very thin type of paper. reporter: the sketches were found in a southern france city betweenn gogh lived 1888-1890. they are now being published worldwide after being authenticated by an art historian and van gogh expert. >> i've seen many men goes that were supposedly been goes, and they were not. here i have in my hand something that i knew was very special, and i looked at it and i saw all the things that van gogh stands for. >> they had been dismissed as complete fakes. >> an important aspect of the drawings that we've seen is that they are drawn in brown ink, in the period when he was living in arles, he only used black and sometimes purple ink, never brown ink. noticedm experts also inconsistencies with the style and technique of the dutch master, yet those responsible for the discovery say the van gogh museum is not all if i to authenticate the sketches. based onalysis was high-quality photos, rather than the originals. laura: th

the peace treaty has been left unsigned since the end of the war. >> translator: we'll certainly attend to such a move and will think of how to respond to the matter when we've confirmed what's happening. concluding a peace treaty with russia has been one of the most pressing issues for japan's diplomacy. president putin is scheduled to visit japan in mid december for talks with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. russia's presidential spokesperson has defended the deployment of the missile systems. he says the move was justified because the islands are russian territory but indicated the missile issue shouldn't affect preparations for the president's trip to japan or negotiations for a peace treaty. >>> japanese weather officials say they continue to detect seismic activity off fukushima prefecture. a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck the area tuesday morning and they are warning people that another tremor of the same strength could strike within the next seven days. the officials say they observe 90 quakes registered 9 or higher by 6 p.m. on wednesday. tuesday's quake caused a 1.4 meter

number four, mariah carey's unsigned prenup? details have leaked and we're told her fiance james packer discussed paying mariah $6 million a year for every year they were married with a max of a $30 million payout. ? other details include james would give mariah her own credit card, her own private aircraft to use, and a wardrobe allowance. ? tuesday night, mimi hit the stage in mexico and was still number three, prince harry goes public. he made his first appearance thursday after confirming he's dating american actress meghan markle. harry made his devotion to meghan loud and clear, defending the actress in a statement. harry condemned the media for, quote, abuse and harassment about his relationship, characterizing the coverage of having racial undertones. meghan has described herself as biracial. number two, brad's first in >> everyone has been very kind out here. it's really nice having support. >> at the premiere for his movie, not making any mention of his truce with jolie. he and angelina signed a temporary custody agree

they're at the will of the president, can be signed and unsigned at the stroke of a pen and obviously you have one party rule in washington, legislation gets passed. we saw that in 2009 when barack obama had a democratic congress. on obama care, republicans have a plan to dismantle that, using a complicated process from reconciliation, no requiring the normal 60-vote majority in the senate. he will be able to move through supreme court immediately, a supreme court nominee, if democrats try to filibuster, they'll get rid of the filibuster in the senate. yeah. he's going to have, with one-party control, very power president for sure. >> stay with us. more coming up. heads of state from every corner of the world, they are now weighing in on trump's presidential victory. we're going live overseas for the global reaction to this historic moment here in the united states. that just tastes better. with more vitamins. and 25% less saturated fat. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. >>> across the globe, world leaders have had reactions to donald trump's victory in

a city audit turned unsigns that they are using general fund money improperly for stadium operations. the mayor has threatened to remove the 49ers as stadium managers. they say they have fully cooperated with the council. they say the mayor has no right to terminate us as managers of the stadium. the threat has unnecessarily created a fear of job loss in the many employees who work so hard to make levi's stadium so successful. >>> colin kaepernick did not vote last week and he has actually never even registered to vote. >> once again, the system of oppression is what i have an issue with. >> kaepernick has received a lot of attention for refusing to stand during the national anthem. he says he is protesting racial inequality in the united states. some fans who supported kaepernick's national anthem protest say hearing that he has never voted is something that they do not support. >> if you want to have change, you have to effect change every way that you can. having a silent protest won't do that. it has to be more. >> you have the right to do what you want to do. but you have the obl

66 days left and we understand that president-elect trump will on his first day in office try to unsignvery executive order that president obama has put into place. i think that's why he did things the way he did yesterday and just sort of laid out the marker saying, we've done all these things to get our country into a good place. if president trump continues with them, we'll be in even better shape, otherwise he'll be in a position to say, i told you say. now, he may have gone too far in affirming trump yesterday. i think you saw in his remarks in europe, he stepped back from that a little because there is a difference between saying, we respect the office of the president and saying, we praise this man who was elected. >> dana milbank with "the washington post." always nice to see you. thanks so much. >> my pleasure, thank you. >>> coming up, we'll take a turn. "duck dynasty's" willie robertson joining me and fishing coming up after a quick break. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order o

ceiling with books, papers, exam booklets and as i discovered after his death, unanswered letters and unsigned messages. the professor cleared a chair for me by dumping a pile of papers from that chair onto another chair. and for the next hour, we talked brandeis, a topic he relished. and some insights he shares have that he shared with me that they and some of the insights he shared with me that day have remained with me. one thing he said, "you must always remember, his was a mind of one piece." i have remembered and in fact, titled a book of essays on him, as a mind of one piece. what he meant, and as i have learned he was right, you cannot divorce one of the man's activities from the others. you could not for example look at his work as a lawyer separate from his career as a reformer or a judge. so for taking a closer look at , his judicial legacy, let's take a few moments to work at two of his other careers, lawyer and reformer. his zionist activities, by the way, also fit into the mind of one piece construct, but that subject cannot be covered in a few minutes. brandeis entered law at a

first he's got to win all the unsigned, all the toss-up states. you give him fle -- you give him florida, north carolina, ohio, put utah and arizona in his column, throw in new hampshire, what happens, that only puts him votes. so he needs to win something else. and one way, place he can do that is in the midwest. he could try to flip a michigan, say. that puts him above 270 electoral votes. or if he could -- you could give him pennsylvania, that puts him at 283. so he has to be able to tap into hillary clinton's midwest, blue firewall that's going on. for hillary clinton, her goal is to be able just to be able to -- she wins a north carolina, she's well above 300 electoral votes. that would be a decisive win for her. but say she isn't able to win florida, say she isn't able to win north carolina, she is able to hold on to pennsylvania, what becomes so key is either winning one of new hampshire or one of nevada. the nevada early vote looks very good for hillary clinton so far. that really is the game. and it does show you how many more paths to vo

that trump was buying the hotel since he hadn't yet put down a deposit, he sent the paperwork over unsignedorked with political help from his father, trump got the financing, the tax break and the partner he needed and just a few years after walking into ross' office, trump completed an ambitious renovation of the hotel. the new grand hyatt helped spark new york's resurgence. >> it moved him to the front rank of developers in new york, clearly. almost overnight, he became a force in his own right. >> trump was on top of the world. >> donald's a star. he's a nova. like him or not like him. >> "new york post" columnist cindy adams says trump has been a generous friend of hers for decades. what was trump like when you first met him? >> oh, he was full of himself as he is now. >> confident and charismatic, trump had an expanding business, a growing reputation, and plenty of attention from women. >> i was running a miss universe parade in new york. the girls were not allowed to meet guys. they had chaperons. well, he met them. he met them at night and i don't know how much later in the morning h

usually unsigned document. american campaigns are pretty spirited, pretty robust. what's different is with the internet, point of rt comp everybody gets a constant, constantly confronted with all this. look, i think it's time for election to be over. i think president obama should be commended for the way he handles himself after the election. vice president biden, hillary clinton. it's time to accept the results of the election, to lower the tone and to see what we can do together to make progress for the country. >> has president-elect can't given you any indication on -- [inaudible] >> obviously having some conversations about a whole variety of things, the new administration setting up shop. it won't surprise you t to know that on october interest in sharing it all with you today. [inaudible] >> i'm sorry speak what does he favor a cr into next year speak with we are working on how to fund the government. >> do you agree with the president-elect that the -- [inaudible] >> what i think we're going to do is to try to make as much progress with the american people

for a signature of the agreement am so secretary kerry responded to be in the letter said it's an unsigned politica political com. this ideals which have not been put out between the iaea and iran at the aps report iran is possible for collecting some of their own soil samples and inspecting some of their own nuclear site. to leverage a broad array and to the table is the sanctions relief. if you want to do with any other that activities like right now while we're here, we're not allowed to talk about something that the news, read with iranians i do right now because of what happened with the houthis in yemen, with america, you'll see iran's aggressive behavior against us. we don't have the leverage to bring them to the table which is unfortunate. >> thank you, mr. zeldin. thank you. yes. all right. let's get some facts on the table here and separate fiction. >> since the iranian nuclear deal was implemented, and that would reduce some real facts you okay? a scoresheet on iran's compliance has been kept and agreed to by the international community and oversight agencies that are now there

we can unsigned it at a moments notice. >> we can and that would be smart.a good policy and don't pollute but we want to make sure we are looking out for american jobs and these treaties the take our carbon emissions down to levels not met by other countries make us less competitive. when you are talking jobs and job growth and wage growth, these actions get us out of these agreements that will allow us to grow our economy. we need to set the private sector free, take the weight of government and rule and regulation off of the private sector and how they are going to do it in my part of the world i don't know how they are going to do it but americans are innovative and they invest and work hard and that is what is so great about our country, that is what donald trump understands, being a billionaire builder understands rules, regulations and taxes and how it punishes the creative and the entrepreneur who put so many thousands of people to work in communities, he gets that, starts rolling regulations back, sets the american spirit free and the american free e

almost anything occurred in the course of the campaign pales in comparison usually be unsigned documentsey are constantly confronted with all this. i think that it's time for the election to be over. president obama should be commended for the way that he handled himself after the election and vice president biden, hillary clinton. it's time to accept the results and lower the tone and see what we can do together to make progress in the country has the president given any indication? >> obviously having some conversations about a whole variety of things it won't surprise you to know that i'm not terribly interested in sharing it with you today. >> [inaudible] >> we are working on how to fund the government. >> [inaudible] >> what i think we are going to do here is make as much progress for the american people as we can on the things that will affect their lives and the feeling and replacing obamacare and things like comprehensive tax reform and things like appointments to the supreme court and other records we are going to address the real concerns of the american people do not go back a

. - i'm sorry, john, they are still in your drawer unsigned. - [scoffs] now i know very well that these. why didn't you remind me? - i did remind you, several times. and there's at least three memos on your spike. immediately, and attach a letter of apology. - certainly. - well, what is it? - i hate to mention this, but the safe was open again this morning. - i distinctly remember locking it last night. - no, i checked it. there's nothing missing, it wasn't a burglar. - then it was somebody in the office. - john, you are the only one who has the combination. - well, good evening, ellen. - good evening, sir. - i lost my keys. - well, you left them on the table this morning, sir. - here's john now. - i was sure i put them in my early. - good evening, john. - oh, hello, sam, i was so busy i didn't notice the time. - are you working too hard? - oh, no. i don't know perhaps a little. - dear, why don't you go up and change so we can have dinner. - well, that's a good idea. i'll wash and then we'll eat. oh, will you stay for dinner, sam? - well, i i was. thank you john. - that will be nice. -