what do you know about woodward?luxury newport bea that's the old money of orange county. his fami were very devout catholics. they went to one of the wealthiest parishes in orange county, our lady queen of angels.va consve catholic parish right there. >> thompson: you've been trackinghite supremacist groups for many years now. was woodward a guy who was onar your r do you know of him to have been involved with any long-term o.c. grou? >> nothing. you have volksfront here, you onve hammerskins. i knew the tradi neo-nazi hooups. i had no idea of whis guy was.mp >> tn: woodward didn't seem to be on anybody's radar here and he didn't appear to be part of any local white his alleged crime was vicious, but it wasn't clear to me thatn he was ert of my story. >> anything else the court needs to address on behalf of the people? >> no. >> thompson: sam woodward betrays no emotion at his court hearing. he pleads not guilty. (cameras clicking) an defeis "woodward." >> okay, go ahead and write that. i pull woodward's court file,

what woodward has done that woodward account in fact, tells a story if somebody focuses on the agendand obsessed with delivering promises he was elected on blocked at every turn at almost everyone around him former secretary of state rex to listen defense secretary general matus the white house staff secretary that resigned in disgrace they were in the circle to overturn the results his signature issue for decades has been trade with nafta and other trade deals he could not have been clearer. . >> we will stop the tpp and totally renegotiate nafta one of the worst trade deals ever made by mankind. and reject every last - - protect every last american job. >> the president wanted to deliver by renegotiating trade deals that gary :-colon in general matus now has at central theme of the campaign with the endless foreign wars. . >> i will never send out the finest into battle unless absolutely necessary and will only do so if we have a plan for victory with a v-uppercase-letter and a try every trick in the book to break the promises to carry on with the failed policies that the trump 2016

also, later, bob woodward joins us. we'll be right back. ♪ bum bum bum bum bum t-mobile believes it's better to give than to receive. some may disagree. seriously...no...no...no... others won't believe it. (screaming in excitement) and some just won't have the words join t-mobile and get the samsung galaxy s9 free. we look forward to your reactions. (screaming in excitement) ♪ bum bum bum bum bum >>> looking live at the airport in argentina. we're waiting to see president trump as he gets off air force one, to see if he makes any remarks. there's a lot he could talk about. michael cohen is off the president's christmas list, unless there's a special spot under the tree for a weak person and not a very smart person. there's the president and the first lady. cohen certainly doesn't fit either of those descriptions. again, there you see the president arriving for g20. paul, this g20, it's very different than i think what the white house initially or what we have traditionally seen a president do at the meeting like this. >

they referred to woodward as a-m "onean gay jew wrecking crew."n in the eight months after the arrest of brandon russell and devon arthurs. devon thurs' predictions of violence seemed to have come true.s but arthd given police one more warning. >> thompso he claimed that atomwaffen had members inside the military. >> okay. n thompson: from everything i've learned, dethurs is a deeply troubled young man. he gave conflicting explanations for the killgs and was ultimately deemed mentally unfit to stand trial. but as i continue myat investn, his description of atomwaffen and its ambitions is checkinout. atomwaffen's confidential chat logs support arthurs' clm that the group is recruiting soldiers. and they reveal the existence of what they describe as "hate camps," in which members with military experience provide training in firearms and guerrilla tactics. one hate camp early this year took place here... in death valley, on the border between nevada and california. atomwaffen filmed themselves training out in the desert. the oup was drawn to death va

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and it's hard to generate a rule that protects bob woodward but doesn't protect julian assange. >> christhink many people at this point need reminding, but just because we will and can, here's how the president has long talked about wikileaks. well, here's examples. >> this wikileaks stuff is unbelievable. it tells you the inner heart. you gotta read it. >> another one came in today. this wikileaks is like a treasure trove. >> getting off the plane, they were just announcing new wikileaks. i wanted to stay there, but i didn't want to keep you waiting. >> this just came out. wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> that one does not age well. >> never gets old. >> so trump has already said this terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day or more than a week. what is this likely to do, chris? >> well, i mean, let's also remember just one other point there, donald trump repeatedly urging on the day the democratic national convention opened in 2016, urging the russians to find hillary's missing e-mails. there's so much here. i do not know, and i think i have about the same level of knowledge as donald

we know from bob woodward's book that white house aids have been thwarting presidential orders.cretary of state generaljim mattis, according to bob woodward, when there was a chemical attack believed to be by the syrian leader and president trump said, "let's kill him, let's go in, let's kill the lot of them," general mattis is reporters as saying, once he's hung up the phone, "we're not going to do any of that, we're going to be much more measured." i do not know any more about it than what's written there. but that is the right approach, is it? well, if it is illegal you have responsibility not to do it. if it is bad policy and you disagree with it, you should argue with it, you should make a counter claim. if you cannot live with it, you should resign. if you just find that you think it is not a good idea. but the military cannot have the decision whether or not to implement the orders of the civilian leadership of the government. the civilian leadership must control the military so the military does not pick and choose what it wants to do. the military must follow legal orde

so this is the companion book to bob woodward's book because he lays out brilliantly all the things that are happening in washington and who says what et cetera et cetera but does not tell you so what do you do? i think my book does tell you what to do. it's about citizenship and democracy and how do you make your democracy work and the journey of 40 or 50 years to do that mostly being able to make it work and be accountable. >> and to help that problem about bipartisanship and you mentioned this on the brake and the prince that lost in a primary to somebody on the far right and that election was lost to a democrat. >> that's why today we have gridlock and lack of accountability because republican senators are not as worried about their election is terrified of a primary. primaries are used of a leverag leverage. >> that happens in the democratic party to be fair. they are challenged from the left the center has disappeared i thought i was in the center many ways not on social issues but economic and defense issues but back in the day with blue dogs on fiscal matters there we were now go

the young woodward learned the piano and his love of music gave him an escape both from family and from school he was an intelligent pupil but sometimes misbehaved. edward grew up playing and listening to our room and western classical music recordings on the gramophone of the great composer whose and finest performers. will say after a little. laugh. see cully. will in fact. name on sour. well last seven games. like other palestinians of his generation edward saeed became a living example of exile his early life in egypt coincided with the tumultuous events in the middle east of the one nine hundred forty s. . when in one thousand nine hundred forty eight the british left palestine and the new state of israel was found hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forced from their homes and homeland. the twelve year old edward in cairo didn't yet know how our nakba the catastrophe would later influences life and career. what overcomes me now is the scale of dislocation our family and friends experienced and of which i was scarcely conscious essentially unknowing witness in one nine hundr

you know i consider this like the companion to bob woodward's book. fear, and bob wood ward painted the disarray in the white house. what i tried to do in this book was really lay out the reasons why trump has done so much damage to the united states in just 20 months, damage i think will take us decades to repair from. woodward and that anonymous op-ed, if you remember in the "new york times" all show the same thing. a white house in total chaos, and a president unfit to governor. i believe the happiest person on the planet or used to be on the planet today, the happiest american ever today is willered fill more. -- millard fill more. because on every list of the worst presidents, fillmore was always at the bottom. well now he's number 44. and number 45 is no. 44. so obviously trump has to go. the question is quickly, how, when and why? how -- that's above my pay grade. there are various responsibilities. he could be face criminal indictments. he could be impeached or run out of office or forced to retire because donald trump, jr. is indicted, who kn

hopefully it will be enough they can get something for us. >> woodward lost 7 cars, including a 1990hunderbird supercoupe anniversary addition, he said they're just things, it's the people getting them through them. >> people have stepped up big time, it's amazing. >> for evacuees returning home, be cautious, there's a lot of hazardous fire debris imposing a health and safety risk. >>> to the south bay, animal control officers are back home and helping them reunite them with the pets. >> the rescue mission was an emotional one. >>> to help walk dogs that are for the attention, for jeremy, the pain of losing a pet is so intense, he felt compelled to help those facing the unsavory process. >> these people, they've lost everything and to be the person to give, to be that person who hands them their dog, it hits home for me. >> over the last 6 days, he and his partner, jessica set up and worked three makeshift shelters at the airport. from dogs to small reptiles that were feared lost when the camp fire started november 8th. >> it was emotionally draining a little bit, but to provide my s

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the young woodward learned the piano and his love of music gave him an escape both from family and from school he was an intelligent pupil but sometimes misbehaved. edward grew up playing and listening to our room and western classical music recordings on the gramophone of the great composer whose and finest performers. was a after little. yanni. in c. of a collie. will in fact. name on sour. well last seven games. like other palestinians of his generation edward saeed became a living example of exile his early life in egypt coincided with the tumultuous events in the middle east of the one nine hundred forty s. . when in one thousand nine hundred forty eight the british left palestine and the new state of israel was found hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forced from their homes and homeland. the twelve year old edward in cairo didn't yet know how our nakba the catastrophe would later influence his life and career. what overcomes me now is the scale of dislocation our family and friends experienced and of which i was scarcely conscious essentially unknowing witness in one nine

woodward's book, white house aids have been questioning the president. have been questioning the presidentorters as saying, we are not there to do any of that. there to do any of that. i do not know more about it. know more about it. but that is the right approach? if it is illegal,. with it, it you should argue with that and make a counter claim. that and make a counter claim. you cannot live with it, you should resign. resign. if you just find that it is not a good idea. not a good idea. civilian leadership of the government. government. military does not hit and choose what it wants to do. what it wants to do. the country and that is not the american constitution. american constitution. over the time when it was talk about sending more troops to afghanistan. sending more troops to afghanistan. absence of trust, that the effects would costly. in what? in lives? harder and potentially costly in terms of lives. terms of lives. requests for the troops and they naturally recoiled. naturally recoiled. i was in the pentagon at the time. pentagon at the time. forward because they do not want to

. >> reporter: off skyway in chico, larry woodward is digging through the rubble, searching for his wife's jewelry. he says donna died earlier this year and he has not brought himself to go through her things. >> i lost my wife in may. i'm doing a lot of grieving over that and then have to deal with this. but it's just things. she's still in my heart for sure. >> reporter: he kept donna's as an area he is now protecting with a tarp. the couple talked about having their ashes scattered at sea. i hopefully there will be ou >> reporter: woodward lost seven cars including a 1990 thunderbird supergroup anniversary edition. but he says they are just things. it's the people that are getting him through this. >> it's amazing how people have stepped up big time. >> reporter: for those evacuees who are returning home, authorities say be cautious. there is a lot of hazardous fire debris that poses a health and safety risk. in butte county, cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> state insurance commissioner dave jones toward the -- toured the devastation and spend time at a fema center in chico, meetin

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so you have bob woodward debating like this and triumph on the other side going -- >> from watergateactly. >>> moving on, power up. jackie, you're looking at president trump's last-minute pitch to women voters and whether it's too lit too late. what did you find? >> well, last night, there was the unusual sight of seeing president trump in indiana flanked by his daughter, ivanka trump, sarah huckabee sanders and then the white house counselor kellyanne conway who happened to be the three most requested sur r requested surrogates. you saw the president mitt himself with sinclair broadcasting that after two years of using very inflammatory and divisive rhetoric that he probably could have taken a softer tone. and i think that's because this president is finally realizing that he is at risk of being a one-term president. it isn't something that you can just ignore, but it is possible that this is too lit too late. >> and with these swing voters and you look at suburban voters, how do you think sarah huckabee sanders and ivanka trump and -- trying to do it with a straight face. kellyanne

in a hate crime. 21-year old samuel woodward entered the plea during a hearing this morning in santa.he is charged with killing bernstein... when the two went to a lake forest park together in january. bernstein's body was later found in a shallow grave in the park.prosecutors say, they have d-n-a evidence that links woodward to the crime -- and that his cell phone contained a slew of anti- gay and anti-semitic propaganda. (pam) coming up at 6:45 some sharp criticism of president trump by michelle obama. what the former first lady says.. mr. trump did.. that is unforgivable. (ken) coming up a live report from butte county... as we get the latest on the devastation in paradise... and when firefighters can start to get a handle on it. and coming up tonight at ten ... part three of my profile on political icon willie brown.. tonight i look at the legacy the former mayor of san francisco.. wants to leave in the city he loves so well. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. w

. >> reporter: off skyway in chico, mary woodward is digging through the rubble, searching for his wife's jewelry. he says donna died earlier this year and he has not brought himself to go through her things. >> i lost my wife in may. i'm doing a lot of grieving over that and then have to deal with this. but it's just things. she's still in my heart for sure. >> reporter: he kept donna's ashes in an urn on a fireplace. an area he protected with a tarp. the couple talked about having their ashes scattered at sea. >> the dogs are going to sniff the area and find the remains. right in this area is where they will find it. together that they can get something for us. >> reporter: woodward lost seven cars including a 1990 thunderbird supergroup anniversary edition. but he says they are just things. it's the people that are getting him through this. >> it's amazing how people have stepped up big time. >> reporter: i apologize for that. i dropped out. i will say if you are heading home, just be cautious. authorities are saying that there is a lot of hazardous fire debris that's everywhere that p

woodward. and let's do this from phyllis richmond, my predecessor.o my very first job was testing recipes for "the washington post we h two section as week then, wednesday and sunday. and i tested the bulk ofhe recipes. i had no training. >> what, you cooked? >> i had no training. it>> you have aen in there? >> no, no. had a studio apartment. oh, my sh. >> i was paid next to nothing, but my grocery bills rivaled my rent per month. i was going home every night making lady baltimore cakes and alice waters pizza. and these cooking with haunches of meat and cleanin things like that. it was really fun. so that was my culinary ieducation. an used to keep a running list of everything i made. and by the time i left, i mad er a thousand dishes for "the washington post." >> no. >> over the course of several years. >> can you imagine? in a studio kitchen. and eve h thoug didn't join the state department, tom does have a degree fromgeorgetown university school of foreign service. something to fall become on, asu my mother say in case the restaurant thing doesn't

according to bob woodward's book "fear" he pleased with him. i wish i could persuade you, dowd said. don't testify. it's either that or an orange jumpsuit. mueller told trump's lawyers that he'd accept written answers from trump but just this afternoon, trump's attorney rudy giuliani acknowledged to politico that trump still hasn't submitted the answers. that leaves a subpoena as a logical next step for the special counsel. opening up a high-stakes line of questioning. has donald trump appointed in matt whitaker someone who is likely to turn down any request from mueller to subpoena the president? and did whitaker make that promise to trump or anyone close to him before he took the job as acting ag. and if either of those answers is yes, does that represent obstruction of justice? here to help try and answer that question for us, some of our favorite reporters and friends. devlin barrett from "the washington post," katie benner who covers the justice department for "the new york times," former chief spokesman for the doj, matt miller, harry lit

in woodward's book is very different than mine. it's a completely different format. he's a formidable journalist with amazing sources and a reputation for 700 times larger than mine will ever be in our books are completely different and they occupy different space. i will tell you this i'm very glad i didn't know he was writing about because it probably would've paralyzed me. the sense of i am going up against this. when i first learned that woodward's book was in development and the publication date in a panic called to him about the publication date. he said he gave us six weeks. it's perfectly fine. your president suggests about the fear, chaos, shut screaming at each other and you want something sort of like what happened and can we pull anything out of what happened and suggest anything directionally about her country, here we go. but one thing that might be responsive to your question is yes. i could've gone much more deeply into this but i this but i've made to glancing references to historical appraisals of previous presidents. one by douglas macarthur about

woodward's book. he says the president is insane. i believe the president is sane. mr. woodward has never spend any time with trump, does not know the president's families i know the president well and his family, and he has no background i know of in mental health and what has the left done? they came after my book, attack met so methodically on amazon that they put my stars town and got reviews cut from my amazon. can't review my book on amazon. and then cut it. so now i'm stuck forever at 3 stars because they did this orchestrated hit job on me. they've attacked my degrees. they've -- i have three -- well, four degrees in this field, some sort of or another, human and organizational systems, a describing dreg -- so my point is, nobody attacked him for not having any credentials, and i diagnosing the president as insane. and yet i have four different degrees that i use to research and i know the president, and yet they slice me to bits which is fine. you're right, it's a compliment and i'll deal with it. >> host: my mother always said, consider the source. >> guest: r

a built in wardrobe is hidden behind the dark blue woodward living room is the focal point of the house. normally we'd sort of turn the lights down and just relax is one of the if i don't say they are in the lounge that we have really sat down on a joy and drink usually not their homes that we have to leave before never happened this is a. right and. a left. the door to the garden usually remains open evening after all mild temperatures prevail all year round on the mediterranean island of malta. well from icy cold berlin the time to say goodbye we'll be back tomorrow with more your max if you can't wait that long you can find us on instagram and facebook i've d.w. your remarks plenty more content to see them on the bar for no. time on your emacs. and sustainable that's what the finnish fashion label heinous stands for the two designers are fascinated and inspiring at by biotic. the produce apparel they say will last a lifetime to finish fashion next time on your a matter. of . we would dive into the deep blue water. we would hunt the old fashioned way with spears. the boats we lived on

woodward school principal that's the i want to study at university but. i yes wouldn't allow it to cation for girls. so that it's ok to mohamed wants to give these children a chance to flourish but the head of the orphanage says money and resources are a constant issue he had a key issue but i'm so sad that i can't really help them. i go to the government again and again and ask them for books and help has probably been the cooma that i begged them to make improvements and decisions. but nothing happens this leaves children like adam in the lurch the time there was conceived when his father and i as militant raped his mother a u.c.d. women from the kurdish religious minority were systematically subjected to kidnapping and sexual assault under i.i.s. autumn's mother has since returned to her husband and their three children leaving them here you know what was he his mother is u.c.d. her religion forbids her to raise the children of muslims. you know. that's why she gave her son to the old financial model in japan and saved his life in. the militants tore a

of the mice gone and common effort had by woodward and france. have a clear path forward out of this if your way. in which they can be. the measure of success here the apparent agreement of the parties and international leaders to follow a new un timeline it foresees and national conference taking place in libya to decide on a format for elections to take place by the middle of next year. we want to reassure and ensure six million libyan citizens men and women who wish to vote to decide their destiny and have stability with the united libya a stable libya looking forward to reach these goals libya is our friend we have been linked for a long time what has emerged of substance from this conference then is a new u.n. action plan that picks up where many others have failed it provides what the u.n. envoy described as a clear path forward for libya it is a path down which the libyans themselves not the international community must lead . but the timeline is tight you know resource rich country riven with often violent internal rivalries and with fore

districts that is the only in very serious segment of the child trafficking industry and this is mr woodward's book i think it's no i invented it takes place in the different locations within the year children are hostile around guns east london behind him would be of plea bargain eliminate where this is not a line drive and in. and odds land. sometimes investigators succeed in twenty seventeen several pedophiles face trial in berlin the men aged between forty and sixty were alleged to have sexually abused thirteen children and teenagers for more than seven years passing them around among their peer group the main offender was implicated in more than four hundred cases police spent a year investigating him and identifying and locating his victims. though the investigation was completed in twenty ten charges were only brought in twenty sixteen after the intervention of leoni from brown she specializes in prosecuting child trafficking cases it can take years to gather evidence and bring cases to court investigations often rely on leads from the public the main defendant in the berlin pedophile c

was easy you can go for stats that's that's the way people that don't understand football unless woodward is with stats. i don't go for stats i go for what i felt and for die. i watching the game and the game was that until mean that. it is something city one of three teams that yet to lose at this season but chelsea did drop points at home to everton and a nil nil draw goals from mohamed salah dontcha carrie so liverpool beating for them to nail their second in the table two points behind city. good that we had paul analyze that immensity games because even though the results were pretty clear especially in the league game i think but it's was but it was the city had to agree hard in these games and seeing that at the end you only see the blues leave the result but in this case people to games and allies and so. no problem with that we had to because we wanted all good the czech republic and defending champions the usa to win the six fed cup title in eight years. overcame saffir can in the in an epic match the loss of almost four hours the victory gave her team an unassailable three nil

>> for the past 20 years, woody woodward has spent the first week of november in half moon bay fishing crabs. >> beginning this season we're not taking anything less than likely a 7-inch. >> that would be a jumbo dungeness. >> people are nuts for it. they love it. >> whoa! >> but it's not all about the crab. woody introduced me to some of his friends at the pier and their giant game of jenga which is not as easy as it looks with wind flowing off the pacific. >> oh! >> we may not catch crab tomorrow or tonight. but just bringing everybody together, it's nice to have everybody come together. >> any time of really oily fish is the best thing to use for fish. >> take this, chop it up, put it in the bag, in the crab pot. >> exactly. >> by the time the sunset, woody's new crab fishing rig was ready. now all that's leftnd see if th crawling towards the bait. >> we drop at 12:01, and then we'll tell you in the morning. >> commercial crab fishing season starts here on november 15th. so whether you're catching them yourself or buying them at the store, i am told that boiling the crabs upside dow

in fact, first week sales of "becoming" even outdid first week sales of bob woodward's highly anticipatedr this year. publishers are calling it a holiday season must-have since november 13th, the former first lady has been speaking with fans about her personal experience on her nationwide book tour. we've seen that. she's spoken with oprah, and we saw her there with ellen earlier this week. >> seems like everybody's got their copy. it's everywhere. >> everybody wants to hear. >>> two famous joes and one beau are celebrating bifrts. joe biden is 76. joe walsh is 71. actress bo derek turns 62. olympic gold medalist dominique dawes is 32. and dierks bentley turns 43 today. today. happy birthday to allf th o whemether you were borne for moe dance-offs... more travels... or more touchdowns. get the immune support that gives you more. airborne gummies have 50% more vitamin-c than emergen-c... plus our crafted blend of vitamins, minerals and herbs. effect. ad lib live >>> right now at 4:30, a microclimate weather alert in effect on our tuesday morning as we take a live look outside at san franci

dartmouth college versus woodward. minnesota can't shut down a scandalous newspaper. >> i believe this was the case where the court incorporated the first amendment. lause, iss calls -- c believe. we will have to fact check that. >> just give us a little bit. >> state of minnesota. [laughter] or is it -- away >> near. >> there you go. >> ok. no school prayers. >> a hint? >> [indiscernible] >> it's not working. i don't have a hint for this one. >> [indiscernible] >> with that, we have come to the end of our second round of scotus simplified. let's check in with madison to see which team -- >> team madison. >> i'd say that's a pretty respectable score for both teams, and that concludes our first ever and possibly last ever -- [laughter] >> supreme trivia here at the heritage foundation. [applause] >> now, our victors will each get their very own gavel that says "2018 supreme trivia champion, the heritage foundation and national constitution center," and they will have personalized sounding blocks. that's the thing you ba

well, at the time that woodward was doing it, he did not know that there was another account of this examination. this one is written in the hand of ezekiel cheever from salem village. this particular one is at the new york public library in the thomas mad gan collection. these often started from collectors, people who put together nice documents. and this is from a collection, and if we zoom here, i saw two rats, one red, and another black. and you could see the curve, cats. definitely cats. two guys at the same time, one says cats. one says rats. did they just hear it differently? how do we resolve it? a lot of people said she saw cats and rats. let's take a look at this. is it rat and cat in ezekiel cheever? well, it kind of looks like rat, doesn't it? until you look at some of these other things. the devil? he came to me. the child? i don't know how to pronounce that with an r. the children. these are unambiguous instances of that letter, and these are unambiguous cs. so ezekiel cheever was hearing cats. there are no rats at all. but there are all these transcriptions out there t

sense of selling the songs the little one woke all of them will still be true almost like the old mr woodward was all of those the. movies and all this in the arsenals of the host i didn't miss the old vision stopping there was a steel mills in front is up and his cards on the fine. i've been saying the numbers mean folks they matter us one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per circuit. and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one. billion dollar a.r.u. industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one distance showed you know for two minutes the one and only. sleep. so it's going to rub people some get a rookie comes in for just twelve euros fifty per month. the requirement between washington and tehran is donald trump announces he will reimpose all u.s. sanctions against iran the two lifted under the t

this website could trash the complaint and bob woodward rebuked the lawsuit and called out the media becoming emotionally unhinged over trump. the great one, mark lavinia, he ripped and slammed the suit over the so-called constitutional suit. take a listen. >> you understand there is nothing in the constitution that compels the president to hold a presidential press conference. there's nothing in the constitution that compels the president to call on anyone from cnn, let alone jim acosta. and acosta is in a constitutional right. >> cnn is all bark and no facts. we will keep you updated on this ridiculous lawsuit. you might have noticed that fake news cnn, other far left outlets, they seem to be avoiding any post-term election coverage. democrats had a historically very poor performance in last tuesday's election and that's why they don't want to talk about it. republicans lost the house, but they made gains in the senate. something that has only happened three times in 100 years of midterm elections. 1994, let's look at the tape. bill clinton's first midterm election, they got shella

he said it's bob woodward. he likes it.nd he understands that fear is what is driving his base out. >> the smart money and the economy is going so well for so long. the fact that you have the president fighting with his federal reserve cleave because it's turbo charmed, we have been in a pull market for so many years that there is fear that the slow down is coming. you never want that to be on your watch. make no mistake and he is thinking of 2020. the economy. >> what's going to happen at g-20 and are they going to get a deal or are there going to be tariffs? that unsettles a lot of them. >> the deal with souk. i assume they will work out the deal with china as well. >> they are talking but we don't know. >> as americans continue early voting, the homeland security secretary hasn't been a sustained attack on our electoral system. what are the threats on election day? plus, a new fact check of the racist video the president tweeted, including how the convicted migrant that was featured was released by sheriff joe arpaio. ma

. >> mary woodward is digging through the rubble searching ed year and he has an brought himself to go her things. >> i lost my wife in may and i am doing a lot of grieving over that and dealing with this. she still in my heart for sure. >> he kept her on - - in the earn on the fireplace. the couple always talked about having the ashes mixed together and scattered that sees. >> into the sea. >> hopefully they will be together and get something for us. >> he lost seven cars including a 1990 thunderbird super coop. he said they are just things. it's the people that it are getting through this. >> >> for those evacuees who are returning home, authorities say be cautious. there's a lot of hazardous fire debris. >>> we're learning that pg&e transmission line that function before the camp fire started and damaged during the winter storms 6 years ago. five still towers that support the line near the town were knocked down by strong winds in december 2012. pg&e reported damage about 6:15 am on november 8 15 minutes before flames from the camp fire were first spotted. a second transmission line

followed by fear, i look inside the trump white house by the washington post, but woodward.lso on the list is new yorker staff writer, the 1986 los angeles public library fire, the library book. an educated, tara was over reflect on her childhood in the idaho mountains. in her introduction for formal education at the age of 17. surprise winner his reign, dor doris. look at presidential leadership. all of these authors have appeared on booktv, you can watch them online at booktv.org. ..: : : he tends to agree with so and so. it was wonderful. we sat there for a couple hours talking about all of this. frankly hated to give the book a peer i've compared it to writing a history book. at some point you've got to say you're done. it's over. turn the paper in. but then find some other quote your [applause] [cheers and applause] >> well, i'm not really good at extemporaneous, so it's going to be red. good morning. it's my privilege and pleasure to welcome you all to the third milford readers and writers