host: winnie the pooh.guest: winnie the pooh peer when you are so-- with peter roosevelt was enormously popular and say date baby grizzly bear cub and that became known as teddies bear which became a teddy bear when it was made into -- by a brooklyn manufacture who produce little teddy bears. we are cheerful about making fun of ourselves and i think the rigidity and insecurity of the regime by that kind of behavior. i would also point out the mean if xi jinping was in the middle of having the communist party congress openly investigate him, i don't know what the chairmanship of china would look like, but we are very, located in a clumsy in a noisy society, but on balance that's also how we preserve our freedom. host: i think some of the differences as you point out is important to be projecting those not only to the chinese people but also in our foreign policy and how we entered act with nations around the world. guest: let me give you a parallel example. back after the russians launched sputnik and we got

we had a son and i wanted them to be winnie the pooh for halloween. >> she is 4.5 months old. it's her first halloween and we are avocados. >> they go to the hospital and everybody hs and ahhs over them. it is so much fun. >> it is a treat for the babies and the parents take r t news at 6 begins right now. >>> now at 6:00, a sigh of relief from any fire evacuees. home sweet home ringing true as people get back to their lives after the kincaid fire. >>> it is really good to be home. >> definitely missed it. >>> a private security officer shoots and kills a knife wielding man on a bta train platform. >> the suspect quickly advanced toward the officer. >> how safe is the transit system? >> keeping lights on during the blacko the red big solution to the battery that people are checking out. >>> we have a halloween homecoming for fire evacuees. good evening. >> the kincaid fire marked the first time people are home just in time to trick-or-treat. >> reporter: braunecker, the word that keeps coming to mind as you talk to these evacuees coming home, gratitude. they are thankful to ha

es're winnis far as the fog it mainly the golden gateribe up to rons right now.d in that sense. the high clouds blanketed ure w afternoon, a little bit warmer with mid to upper 60s half moon bay into san francisco. low to mid-70s around the bay. mid to upper 70s inland. let's talk more about the fog with jobina. >>> good morning, everyone. so this is a live look at the golden gate bridge where there is a fog advisory here. please be mindful if you're headed this way in the morning. i want to move over to the bay bridge toll plaza where everything is looking clear for the most part. we do have the cash lanes starting to stack up and then a look at our drive times before we go here this morning. we have tracy to -- i want to say out of tracy to dublin, 34 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, 14-minute ride. highway 101 to cupertino, 15 minutes. i am getting word there is a sig alert in petaluma, so i'll have more on that coming up soon, guys. >> all right, thanks, jobina. >>> we're going to beat this dead horse this morning. the 49ers are undefeated no more. >>tlt

do i look like winnie the pooh? that's racist. >> trevor: no, no, i didn't mean to offend you.m sorry. >> okay, i forgive you. see, that's what this country is all about-- giving people second chances. that's why anyone who wants to fight fires should be able to, except for people who won't put out their camp fires. those people should have their dicks ripped off by a bear. ( laughter ) but not me. i'm still on parole! ( laughter ) >> trevor: wow, that's a pretty extreme. >> not as extreme as discriminating against people who paid their debt to society. ex-convicts should be able to train as firefighters. and that's why i'm changing my slogan to "remember, only you and cell block "d" can prevent forest fires." >> trevor: thank you so much for joining us. smokey the bear, everyone. we'll be right back. i'm truly amazed at the effect that it has on people. thank you, bob! the ffor a chip so iconic,ssage. we don't need to name it. no logos, no gimmicks. just those red and blue bags with the stuff you love in it. man you know the brand. it's the three-sided crunch. that had you tra

has lacked for so many years to come and only last year with the show that they had one box with winnie harlow and think one box with the darker skin model and one transgender model i don't think of a brand that has really let the best he can now incorporate it which is probably why they come to the show just going back to what was said. john earlier the market chief of the show said it was intended to be a fantasy there was no need to hire transgender models what a transgender person see that is being shunned and rejected. yeah of course i remember we actually did a protest against the as well we went into the store and we showed that actually it's not found the i mean it is a fancy to maybe one type of man but different men have different found these i'm sure there are some men that do have these of transgender women curvier women women with scars women with different different physical attributes for themselves so definitely disagree with pretty sure he apologize for that of you know the mistake was already made jimi your thoughts. i think i agree i think his comments were probably n

winnie struggled with this growing up in ethiopia.ned a solution and it's changing her country's culture. meet one of this year's top ten cnn heroes. >> in ethiopia, most women and girls do not have access to sanitary pads. many girls stay at home during their period. they are scared and ashamed. half of the population is dealing with this issue, but no one is willing to talk about it. i knew that i have to make a product that helped these women and girls to get on with their lives. all i want is girls to have dignity, period. >> nearly 800,000 girls and women have benefited from her work. go to cnnheroes.com to vote for her for your cnn hero of the year or any of your favorite top ten heroes. thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. >>> good evening. john berman here in for anderson. tonight mick mulvaney in the middle, right in the middle, and that might be a very uncomfortable place to be. the job of the white house chief of staff is to implement the president's policy. in new testimony released today says it was mick

first episode of the "wonder years" anybody who saw it remembers the ending where the first kiss with winnieong they play is "when a man loves a woman" that moment seemed so pure and so real. ♪ when a man loves a woman ♪ can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ >> the tone is about rebellion, about being students. by the 1980s, it's time to grow up. so they shave their beards, give up their dechiccies and put on power suits, a whole new notion. >> ah, the yupys. now the young urban professionals are being wooed by advertisers and their agencies. >> by the '80s, it was pretty clear that the generation, after the generation of the '60 the may be embodied by alex keaton on family ties. >> you are a young man, you shouldn't be worried about success. you should be thinking about hopping on a steamer and going around the world. >> the '60s are over, dad. >> thanks for the tip. >> you weren't laughing at michael j. fox's character for being too conservative. you were actually laughing at the parents for being too hope lutz hopelessly liberal. >> what is this? i found it in the shower! >> that's generi

he finally got to meet winnie the pooh. in common ( laughter ) they've both gotten their butts stuck in a doorway after eating too much honey with their pants off. ( laughter ) there was also a halloween party in the "eisenhower executive office building, home of the vice president's office." and the v.p. was there. "pence attended the party to make paper airplanes with the kids." fun, but a craft that has nothing to do with halloween. (as pence) "and with a crisp fold, that concludes our spooky office supply fun. ( laughter ) please come back for valentine's day, when we'll be making handcuffs out of paper clips." ( laughter ) but there was one truly heart-breaking party activity: "a station where children were encouraged to help 'build the wall' with their own personalized construction paper bricks." ( audience reacts ) after that, they also made the kids play "pin the economic problems on the immigrants." ( laughter ) in other wall news, trump's real wall might as well be made of paper, because smugglers are sawing throu

once, my -- winnie is six and she's reading now. >> and it's so fun to watch your child learn to read - [ laughter ] she can do anything she wants to do. and i think this is going to go in our library jenna bush hager and barbara pierce bush. "sisters first" is available tomorrow [ cheers and applause let's make this number one come on. that's what i'm talking about. "sisters first" available tomorrow we'll be right back with a a performance from pete yorn stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ dear ms, when we first met. i thought you'd control every part of me. overwhelm me. define me. but i found a way to give myself more space. i met ocrevus, an infusion treatment that's two times a year. for adults with relapsing or primary progressive forms of multiple sclerosis, ocrevus is proven effective in reducing relapses in rms, and slowing disability progression in rms and ppms. don't take ocrevus if you've had a life threatening allergic reaction to it, or if you have hepatitis b. tell your doctor about vaccinations or if you've had hep b, as it could come back. ocrevus can ca

it's the use of what we called our group poultry but it's really an art in itself, coming thick of winniehe pooh, those are idols of years i suspect. >> i remember them vividly from my childhood, my dad used to read edward lear and lewis carroll and we had a wonderful set of bright orange books, maybe this rings a bell called child craft and there was volumes six and seven for young kids and one of the two was all poetry. and it had things like i never saw a purple cow, i never hope to see one but i tell you anyhow i'd rather see them be one. [laughter] to me, to us we had those favorite poems and among them, that i will in the pussycat. when i first set out to write the book, i backed into the entire project, i have told the story so many times, i feel like you've all heard it. but i'll tell it anyway for the people who have not. just be patient. i was asked to sing, i am the very model of the modern general at the new york public theater gala and i said yes but i thought i'd put a spin on and come out and stage in a navy suit and red tie and michael flynn makeup and saying i am the mode

i think this problem with the national basketball association the problem with winnie the pooh, the problems now banned from china because it had a show in which xi jinping was ridiculed. we are beginning to move into defining, you saw this the new top gun i think if i remember correctly they got tom cruise to take the taiwanese and the japanese flags off his flight suit. and just in order to release it and it was a fight underway right now where tarantino is refusing to edit his movie to meet the needs of the chinese centers. it's that willingness not just to tell us what happens inside china but to start telling us what ought to happen over here. i think that's why it's a genuine x essential threat. >> i would mention there is a great book by a professor at uva and called hollywood made in china that outlines the various ways that chchina uses its market to compel movies to take one plot line over another plot line. as a china specialist every time i watch a movie in which the chinese come in as the heroes i know to look for who is finance the movie. that definitely does i think à Ãi thin

but there are all sorts, troubles with the national basketball association and the problem with winniethe pooh, and the problem with the cartoon that is now banned from china. because it had a show in which appellant was ridiculed. beginning to move into the defining and you saw this by the way, on talk on, if i remember correctly, anton cruz to take the taiwanese and the japanese flags off his flight suit. just in order to really sit and there's a fight underway right now, where they are refusing to edit his movie to meet the needs of the chinese sensors. but it is that willingness, not just to tell us what happens in china but did not start telling us what ought to happen over here. i say that is why it is a genuine threat. >> just mention the great book by professor, hollywood made in china. it outlines the various ways the chinese uses its market to compel movies to take one plot line over another flight. in the china specials, every i watch a movie, the chinese coming as the heroes. i know to look who is finance the movie. so that definitely does, have influence. >> i say you just

o you think they have a good chance of winni >> i do. cause wereason why is b have been energized the past three yearcr we, the deic base, the resistance, if you want to call it that, and we have shown up in races, in big ways and inic hist numbers. there is an energy there, when you look at the polling and it says, what do democrats want the most, they want somebody who can beth donald trump. 's the thing. whoever is the nominee has to understand, it's going to ta a movement. to beat donald trump. it's not going to be easy, but we can do you got to get young people out. you got to get people of color, black voters, black women who have been the backbone-of-the democratic party. you have to get educated white you have to get everybody. you have to get that coalition and people who don't normay vote and don't think their vote matters, you have to convince them to get them out. it's going to take a movement. >> woodruff: the book is "moving forward: a story ofrd hope, ork, and the promise of america." thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff:

matches del has been struggling with and don't know injury and hasn't finished tournaments since winnie the u.s. open in august the defeat a strong his lead in the rankings over chocolate chip could really take top spot if for example to go his way this week. this week so much playing here again after winning my biggest seller so far my career here last year this means everything to me and you know the atmosphere is the reason why everybody is trying to you know the goal of the beginning of the season is to make london because playing here playing in front of your guys playing in the old 2 is something you know that we don't have doing the year and this is so special. and it was angered after the match when asked if he'd been distracted by getting married recently the big surprise for me us me days after being with the same girl for 15 years and having a very stable and normal life doesn't matter if you put the ring on your finger or not. in my in my personal way in a very normal day may be for you was a big compliment how many years you have been with you. and before the after maybe yo

thank my wife nancy i wouldn't be here without you i want to thank my wife nancy and my daughters winnie feels good to help, it feels powerful to help stop fighting each other and help each other. get together with your friends and change the [ bleep ] world. thank you. >> that's how pink does it >> one of the biggest award of the night went to jennifer aniston, her pal adam sandler presenting her with the people's icon award jen thanking her fans for years of support. >> as actors, we don't do this for the critics or for each other or to make our family's proud. you know, we do this for the money. no, i'm kidding. we do it for you guys, come on, seriously, we really do it and none of us could do what we do if it was not without all of you. >> and the money is good too, i'm sure >> "the voice" was represented very well last night gwen stefani being given the fashion icon award, the singer saying as a little girl she would go to the thrift store and make outfits, and blake shelton won country artist of the year his acceptance speech inspired his acceptance speech inspired just a bit by pi

episode of "the wonder years," anybody who saw it remembers the ending where the first kiss with winniehen a man loves a woman can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ >> the tone of the baby boomers in the 1960s is about rebellion, about being students. by the 1980s, it's time to grow up. and so they shave their beards, give up their dashikis, and put on power suits, a whole new notion. >> oh, the yuppies. last year the politicians were talking about winning their votes. now the young urban professionals and the rest of their baby boom generation are being wooed by advertisers and their agencies. >> by the '80s, it was pretty clear that the generation after the generation of the '60s may be embodied by alex keaton on "family ties," seeming to be a lot more interested in the corner office than the new jerusalem. >> you're a young man, you shouldn't be worried about success. you should be thinking about hopping on a tramp steamer and going around the world. >> the '60s are over, dad. >> thanks for the tip. >> you weren't laughing at michael j. fox's character for being too conservative. you

our neighbour came around and said i think this is your winnie and brought her back. 0h!hank you both so much, we will see you later. we talked about some of the main front pages but prince andrew featured on most of those. many reporting on calls for him to apologise and assist enquiries into jeffrey epstein in the united states. let's speak to the royal biographer, catherine mayer. she's also president of the women's equality party — although she's not standing in next month's general election. shejoins us from buckingham palace. iimagine you i imagine you like many millions of others watched the interview. what do you make of it? it is a terrible interview! it was a very bad misjudgment on his part but obviously, that is a misjudgment compounding the original misjudgment of his association with epstein. and we understand, because more information is coming about it all the time, it would have been a lot of negotiations, notjust with the bbc but within the royal family as well, so do you think other people would have been counselling him against it? i do. you know, i he