on wiseman. wiseman. we grew up in the same area at the same time. lot of us went to the same hebrew school. and we all kind of went out into the world. we saw pluralism work, we saw inclusion work. this was white judeo christians. while we had to work at it, we built a great community, it was a lot easier. back, in the penultimate chapter, 40 years later. i go back to my high school. protestant0% white catholic. 10% hispanic, 10% jewish, 30% somalia and african american. they serve whole all meals. -- halal meals. challenge is deeper. how are they doing? they are doing amazingly well. they have issues. we have seen police shootings. anyonend says, whenever asks him, are you an optimist or pessimist, i am neither. they are two forms of fatalism. i believe in applied hope. that is what i believe in, charlie. that is not optimism. i go back to minneapolis and i see a lot of people applying hope. that is why the book does and, it does have a theme song. it is by brandi carlisle. a wonderful country singer. i did joke, if i could only by the song so the

tom: you are ted white -- your ted wiseman does a great job. view on the future of this nation. it comes down to not only jobs and what we talk about every day, it is about the quality of american jobs. what is the quality of the 200,000 jobs? ellen: productivity has been in a secular decline since the 1970's as we moved further away from a manufacturing economy to led -- theysector are not cancers in the way that manufacturing jobs are. what does that mean? falling over been time, which means real wages have been falling over time. productivity tends to be the single best indicator of the standard of living in the economy. for us, we have been laser focused on the productivity problem. we have been given a very bleak .iew of it when janet yellen talks about persistent headwinds, that the federal fund rates should rise, those headwinds have not faded. it looks worse than year than it has over the past five and a half years. that is why we have taken the stance that the fed should not hike the rate further come even though they will. toncine: we

the "the new york times" deputy washington editor jonathan wiseman sarcastically tweeting between somef those names and others, this is going to be quite the working class administration. in moments we'll be joined by anthony scaramucci, a member of donald trump's transition team. but we begin with peter doocy reporting tonight from palm beach, florida outside mar-a-lago. >> reporter: because working class voters propoeld trump to the presidency, some on the left are crying foul that the billionaire is surrounding himself with other billionaires. the two people who are the president-elect's favorite ever favorites, wig burr rot and rickets, another, harold hamm, an oil bill neionaire. politico did the math and speculates if you add up the net worth of the rumored cabinet secretaries, the sum could reach $35 billion. but the current administration behaved basically the same way, even nicknaming one the buffet rule. there's commerce secretary penny prit kerr, a businesswoman worth $2.5 million, her dad helped found hyatt hotels. and then secretary of state john kerry worth $103 million a

. >> reporter: you know, along with jackie chan, honorees included the documentarian frederick wiseman, lynn stalmaster, he found john travolta for "welcome back, kotter" and 90-year-old film editor anne v. coates who has everything from "lawrence of arabia" and "erin brockovich" to "fifty shades of gray." i'll say that, guys. >> didn't see that twist coming in her career. >> hope you had a good opening day of baseball. all right? thanks, chris. >> ready to go. >> of course, you can watch the right here on abc. >> right around the time that you'll be getting the fictitious valentine's day gift. >> he lied. he didn't get me anything. >> fifty shades of something. >>> anyway, coming up on "gma" it's not too early to -- speaking of getting ahead of yourself, it's not too early to plan your holiday shopping. where you'll find the best door buster deals and a look ahead to cyber monday, after that easter. ? because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and

leslie and andrea wiseman and others have been very vocal about not wanting to boil the ocean. that i domething think is a common force effort in goal for the department. many companies from coming in and disclosing, believing that not only may we have to disgorge his pay fines, but we may have to paleo millions of dollars to .nvestigate its >> very few companies have a legal obligation to report things like an fcp a violation to the u.s. government. the only government -- only companies that may have such suggestions is the defense -- nine they are already in use they agreed going .orward, but other companies don't have the obligation to report to doj. .hey may have obligations to the type of investigation that .e expect i've seen over the years a lot of companies that did way too broad investigations. in my experience, that is not the result of what do .uagadougou -- the doj did you look in malaysia? china,have a bribe in you better look at the entire world. i think companies do that. they did an investigation of the entire walls. entire world. they may have internal business

because i grew up in the same suburb roughly at the same time with the cohen brother, al franken, allen wiseman, we all grew up, taking grew up in the same basically area at the same time, we all arc lot of us went to the same hebrew school, the cohen brothers move qulee a serious man was about our hebrew school and we all went out into the world. we saw pluralism work, inclusion work but this was white judao christians wile we had to work at building a community, we did build a great community t was a lot easier. now come back in the pen ultimate chapter to my same suburb 40 years laterment gi back to my high school, now it it is 50% white protestant catholic, 10% hispanic, 10% jewish, and 30% some ali and african american. same high school. they serve meals now in the dining room. so now the inclusion challenge is so much greater. the bridging divide is much deeper. and i say how are they doing, okay? and they are doing amazingly well, tully. they've got issues. we have seen police shootings in st. paul, they have got issues. but my friend amy lovin' says whenever anyone asks you are an optim

. >> rosalyn wiseman, author of "queen bees and wannabes" says all this is growing up. >> the purpose of add leps lessens is to push and figure out where you stand on things and make mistakes and break rules. i want parents to realize you don't know to know everything about your child's life to have a good relationship with your child. >> and the teens had advice. >> have trust in your kids. >> guide them as much as you can, but at the ends of the day, they need to learn for themselves what's right and wrong. >> that was fascinatinging. >> it really was. >> yeah. fascinating for those of us with teenage kids. >> we've been going through with lela and she's been terrific, but i mean, it's been rough with her, senior year, college, all the tests and the social media. it's -- i would not want the to be growing up now. >> a lot of things seem to when we were teens, but then there is the social media stuff and other stuff you can tell kids are having a tough time with. >> some things will never change, but now it takes on an extra level with social media. it's tough. >> we've had a lot of

seen the hipster nativity 7 the said as a modern take on the traditional nativity scene complete wisemancounter with sparks and smoke began shooting from his pants pocket >>reporter: he is recovering from burns and basically action was to identify the manufacturer normally images of snow and japan would not be all that interesting except this is the november 1st snowfall the capital has seen in 54 years the sacraments of business is creating a bit of a controversy >>reporter: it does come to the attention that they find a black friday at a fence of the in this call or the cause was a family have a different perspective one for which the billboard is not meant to offend anyone we showed a picture to people at the winery mall just down the street animation domination at the box office this holiday weekend was knew what the movie's taste the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. for all your sides. >>will tran: this id franchise record 47 assists to go along 149. rv and served well baby elephant by 20 points earlier in the season he w

the fantastic team that pult this video together so want to call out san francisco sfgtv tv scott wiseman, carry kill strm, renee done martin, tiaura earl, norma gooustman and others as well. this will play on sfgtv tv so it will let our resident know about what we are working on here at the waterfront, what these complex issueerize s are and get a call to get involved. the next update is pier 80. pier 80 isope open for business. november 11 and 12, loaded 1297 teslas on to two vessels. the cargo was loaded in two shift jz the vessels sailed on time. we had compliments from the vessels. they were happy with the operation and happy with the alterations we made to the facility and have a next scheduled vessel, the rio grande that will come november 2 for another 1 thousand tesla automobiles. we are extremely pleased there has been such a immediate and quick reception to the facility being opened. our own michael car of oewd has gone down to san diego to look at the labor operation and working full force with city build >> student get early referrals into the operation and john patienta and

. >> roslyn wiseman helped us gather a group willing to speak openly about what it means to be a teen today. we kicked off the discussion something anonymously that their parents may not know. >> magic bowl of secrets. >> drugs came up early in the conversation. >> this is a good one. i don't smoke pot. >> remember, in colorado, marijuana is legal for adults. >> it's such a normalized drug that you're almost like pressured to do it. >> it's kind of a stigma. like if you're not chill about someone smoking pot, you're looked down upon. >> i have a lot of friends that smoke a lot. >> which would you say is easier, getting pot or a >> pot. >> pot. >> we also heard about the abuse of prescription drugs. >> sometimes there's like pill parties when they have like a bowl at the front door and everyone drops a pill in, and then you can like take one and you don't know what you're taking. >> that's very scary. >> i feel like a big thing right now is lean. >> what's lean? >> cough syrup, jolly ranchers. >> and sprite. >> it's a drink? >> yeah. and you just take it with pills. >> you just chug it

the fantastic team that pult this video together so want to call out san francisco sfgtv tv scott wiseman, carry kill strm, renee done martin, tiaura earl, norma gooustman and others as well. this will play on sfgtv tv so it will let our resident know about what we are working on here at the waterfront, what these complex issueerize s are and get a call to get involved. the next update is pier 80. pier 80 isope open for business. november 11 and 12, loaded 1297 teslas on to two vessels. the cargo was loaded in two shift jz the vessels sailed on time. we had compliments from the vessels. they were happy with the operation and happy with the alterations we made to the facility and have a next scheduled vessel, the rio grande that will come november 2 for another 1 thousand tesla automobiles. we are extremely pleased there has been such a immediate and quick reception to the facility being opened. our own michael car of oewd has gone down to san diego to look at the labor operation and working full force with city build >> student get early referrals into the operation and john patienta and

louis park where i went -- lived in the same neighborhood with the peggy, alers, franken, alan wisemanll went to the same high school and hebrew school. it was not a neighborhood in the upper west side. it was a little side in minnesota. the movie "the serious man" by about ourbrothers was neighborhood. what was going on there? basically what happened in minnesota was that in the 1940's, all the jews lived in the north side of minneapolis with the african-american community. it was a ghetto in mid 1950's, the world opened up to the jews and they all move in a space of three years to one neighborhood. the only one that didn't have red lining, st. louis park. that's how we all ended up. so overnight a suburb that was 100% protestant catholic, scandinavian, became 20% jewish, protestant. if finland and israel had a baby it would be st. louis park, ok, and it produces this incredible and of jewish neuroses scandinavian pluralism and decency and really launched a lot of us into the world and shaped all our fathers who are actual communitarians in our own way. i have a congressman from minne

leslie and andrew wiseman, the chief and others have been very critical about not wanting to oil the ocean and that is something that i do think is a very worthy effort and goal for the department because that would scare off companies and has scared off many companies from coming in and disclosing, leaving that not only may we have to discourage profits, pay fines, we may have to send millions of dollars in legal fees to investigate ourselves way beyond the problem and not because there's issues out there but because the department wants us to. >> i think that first everyone should know d the extent you don't already that very few companies have a legal obligation to report things like an sdk violation to the us government. the only companies you might have an obligation our defense contractors who in certain circumstances might have to report a violation of the law as it relates to their contract. companies that are already under some kind of disposition with the us government like a prosecution agreement that they agree that going forward if something bad happens during the term o

we talked to robert wiseman president of public citizen about the a position to the deregulation proposals. ♪ host: officials planning the inauguration for donald trump said the will accept funds from wealthy donors. they hope to raise $7,500 the transient team also adding they are expecting as much as 3 million people for that event. journal onashington this thanksgiving day, south carolina governor nikki haley in michigan education activist added to the trunk transition team. perhaps those topics will be part of your thanksgiving day discussion. and, the results of the election, will you talk politics on this day? especially with those people who voted for another candidate? we want to see how you plan to handle the political discussion. this is how you let us know. democrats at (202) 748-8000, republicans at (202) 748-8001 and independents at (202) 748-8002. if you plan to talk politics on this day and you want to post your thoughts on twitter and facebook, you can do so. twitter @cspanwj. on facebook as well. you want to welcome me to the washington journal on this day first of those l

i've been the most fortunate of all presidents because i've had the daily aid of a wiseman and a goodt my side. and my judgment, the best vice president anybody ever had. >> i've not achieved all i set out to do, perhaps no one ever does. but we have faced the tough issues. we stood for and we fought for, and we have achieved some very important goals for our country. these efforts will not end for this administration. the effort must go on. nor will the progress that we have made be lost when we leave office. the great principals that have guided this nation since it's founding, will continue to guide america to the challenges of the future. this has been a long and hard fought campaign as you well know. but we must now come together as a united and a unified people to solve the problems that are still before us. to meet the challenges of a new decade. and i urge all of you to join in with me in a sincere and fruitful effort to support my successor when he undertakes this great responsibility as president of the greatest nation on earth. ours is a special country. our vast economic a

we talked to robert wiseman president of public citizen about the a position to the deregulation proposals ♪ host: officials planning the inauguration for donald trump said the will accept funds from wealthy donors. they hope to raise $7,500 the transient team also adding they are expecting as much as 3 million people for that event. journal onashington this thanksgiving day, south carolina governor nikki haley in michigan education activist betsy devos

then, robert wiseman, president of the nonprofit organization public citizens, talks about his plan to fight the drug administration on the regulation in a variety of areas. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. james madison is the architect of the constitution, then george washington is the general contractor. if you put an addition on, it looks a lot more like what the general contractor has in mind than the architect. >> sunday night on "q&a," edward rick larsen talks about president george washington's role in unifying the country and federalizing the first federal documents in his book. >> what they wanted to do was recruit washington as part of the coup d'etat. hamilton at already talked to him before about, this democracy is never going to work, you are going to have to be decaying. washington was a true republican. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern, on c-span's "q&a." a tv and film producer as well as the president of first start, a charity that helps abused and neglected children attend college. in an in