wii nine incident occurred the undead to your separation, also know that you haven't said anything about occurred about your separation. only that, i don't want to say very much about that. except to say it was a very difficult time, and we are a family. that interview also ran the following day on breakfast and a news channel featured on the news website, and as part of a documentary shown on bbc world news. the driving force behind it was julie angus, the deputy director of the bbc world service. hejoins us 110w. the bbc world service. hejoins us now. first, can you tell us how did you get that angelina jolie interview? yes of course, we decided that it would be editorially interesting and important to take the advantage of being able to go to cambodia and make a feature about the film. and it is good that you explained that this is part of a longer documentary, one of the important things to bear in mind about this piece is that we are going to be producing a 23 minute documentary which will run on the bbc world news channel and on a news channel here in the uk and indeed a radio docu

and ways okay wii was okay with. i was fine. >> while we know jack was gone, this show is all about flashbacks. so fans, relax. >> we talked to the cast all about tonight's pivotal episode with mandy moore's episode, creating friction as she leaves to go on tour. >> you're going on tour with your ex boyfriend. >> it was nothing. >> you shouldn't have lied to me. >> milo told "e.t." we will see more happen tonight with john's character, miguel, jack's best friend, knowing that miguel goes on to marry jack's wife has fans hating on him. >> i think he gets the short end because everybody loves jack and rebecca. that they can't see this version with miguel. but he has a big, big moment that i think is really going to solidify people. like okay. okay. i'm okay with it. >> as people aren't fond of miguel then we haven't done our job. i walked way from reading that script and i'm like, okay, done deal. i love him. i hope people give him a chance. i think they will in due time. >> on our set tomorrow, join us for that. switc

: started from the bottom -- >> jimmy: now wii here.ht laughter ] up next from the patriots, is nate solder. he was voted, "most likely to have just poisoned your soup." [ laughter and applause ] tastes a little different. >> jimmy: here's falcons cornerrback jalen collins. he was voted, "most likely to be jaden smith in 2019." >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he's a good looking dude. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's a good looking dude. next up is, marcus cannon. he was voted most likely to say, "don't ask questions you already know the answer to. when the waitress asks if you want the dessert." >> steve: ah, yes. >> jimmy: up next is, chris long. he was voted, "most likely to be that weird new boyfriend your cousin brings for thanksgiving dinner." [ laughter and applause ] pass the peas. can i call you dad? [ laughter ] here's cameron fleming. he was voted, "most likely to fall asleep while chewing." i don't -- >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: finally, from the falcons, is patrick dimarco. he was voted, "hot gary busey." [ laughter ] there you guys ha

wii weather's future is bright. but more work to be done. we're not done yet. i'm optimistic that the federal government will finally heed the call to provide more opportunities for us to lead the way on student success and accountable government and rewarding work. together, we can move wisconsin forward. thank you all very much. all of you here and those at home, may god bless each and every one of you, our men and women in uniform and their families and the state of wisconsin and may god continue to bless the united states of america. thank you very much. >>> president trump spoke this morning at the annual national prayer breakfast. others including -- you can see the entire event at 8:00 eastern on cspan. >>> cspan's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. and coming up friday morning, democratic rhode island congressman, david cicilini will discuss trump's foreign policy actions. as well as the travel ban and john fasso of new york will discuss the travel ban and budget issues. be sure to watch beginning live at 7:

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he's ak wii esed of that, with the firm intention he's going to have the policy. not only going through the ninth circuit process, but also with the new order. i think you're seeing a different kind of president, but one who is governing and focused on that. >> what's encouraging you most about his governing style? >> i am encouraged first of all by the cabinet picks. personnel is policy. the people he has chosen are stellar. a lot of commentators have noticed well over over half would have been this in a democratic administration or another kind of republican, but it's also a style that has a lot to do with the outsider, the business person, who is also setting the negotiating table. trump is is determined that when he sits down to negotiate with another country, the congress, whoever it is, he will have a range of conversation that fits him as best as he can. it's what good business negotiators do and i think that's what we're seeing and i think there's if not genius because he's been around a while, it is very smart. it's a good way for an outsider p president

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said obamacare had to come first for a number of reasons and i suspect that had something to do any wii with with the fact the market was down most of the day today. >> david, i believe that was a little -- that stalled. we have a market overly way too complacent and way too stagnant here. that will eventually will be the problem. things are starting to look better but we still have a massive amount of debt and all of his plans, if he can get them done are not going to happen tomorrow. so we'll have to go back to revisit all these things. the market is up on a wing and a prayer i call it. it is built on a lot of complacency. the vix is at all-time lows probably next week. it is something to think about and a reason to believe the markets may find a reason to correct at some point here. melissa: they're still looking for what is next out of president trump. that is about the tax reform promises. the president made his way down to boeing's south carolina plant and blake burman with the latest from today's event. blake? reporter: a lot of what we heard today we heard from president trump o

but during his intelligence briefings he really buckled down and played wii golf.at's -- [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that's good. >> jimmy: i saw that this morning trump spoke at the national museum of african-american history and culture in washington, d.c. marking the first presidential speech that was broadcast with a seven-second delay. [ laughter ] just in case. [ laughter ] actually, trump went on a tour of the african-american museum with ben carson. things got awkward at each exhibit when trump would turn to carson and say, "friend of yours?" [ laughter ] >> steve: hey. hey-oh! ho! >> jimmy: trump also made a a pretty big addition to his cabinet. yesterday, he announced his new pick for national security adviser, lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster who was actually trump's third choice for the job. yeah. he's like the rc cola of national security advisers. [ laughter and applause ] that's right, his name is h.r. mcmaster. incidentally, a mcmasters is also the best degree you can get from trump university. >> steve: really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mom, i

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i'm becker, along wiy quick, al kernen and andrew ross sorkin.s been a huge run for the markets. it continued again yesterday when the dow was up 142 points. the s&p was up 12 points, the nasdaq up by 30 points. this morning those indices are indicated to open higher again. the dow by 15 points. s&p by 1 point. the nasdaq by 3 1/2 points. overnight in asia, you'll look and see that the nikkei was down by just over 1%. a decline of 1.1%. the hang seng was flat as was the shanghai composite. in early trading in europe this morning. things are modestly higher. basic advances for the ftse, for the cac in france, for the dax in germany. looks like knin italy stocks ar higher. look at crude oil prices which yesterday there was some concern about crude oil prices, as it looks like the u.s. is producing once again and that is enough to overtake what the opec nations have been holding back. wti up about 42 cents. >>> top story this morning, national security adviser michael flynn resigning late last night, hours after it was learned that the justice depar

. >> you wii meant they are dealih a completely different animal. >> among rex tillerson's many jobsy is trying to keep the state department personnel from around the world being at war with the president of the united states. >> let's go to boston right now. former u.s. ambassador and state department spokesman, nick burns. harvard kennedy school of government. we are told he talked to the vice president with his phone call with the australian prime minister. great job, mr. ambassador. you should be proud of yourself. >> thank you. let's start with iran. people like myself and sunni leaders thinks it's a grand idea but i would guess most of the foreign policy experts think that the statement yesterday was not good. where are you on this? >> actually think that the trump administration is right to focus on iran. iran is a violent supporter of terrorism and yemen, syria, iraq and in lebanon. they have been sending missiles to hezbollah and hamas that might strike israeli. i think they got push back against the iranians and i have no problem with that. i do think that putting general f