you should have seen the look on rohrbach's face when that bird flew in. and i'll bet when he saw the chair -- saw the chair? holy mackerel! oh! how are you doing, sir? a chair just came in that door and walked right through this hall. mr. rohrbach, have you been, uh... i only had one, and i know what i saw. well, just think what you're saying, sir. a chair came through that door and walked through this hall? ...than a lamp can. what kind of a place is this? what are you referring to, sir? i don't know what's going on here, but i don't want any part of it, and i don't want any part of anybody that's got any part of it. aah! before you leave, sir, what about your account? what account? [ clattering ] [ horse neighing ] all right. everybody off the fat guy and clear out till midnight. [ horse neighs, goat bleats, cow moos ] [ door slams ] darrin, i'm sorry. sam, i want you to abdicate. okay. you said you couldn't refuse the crown. okay. so you accepted it. you've been queen for a day. that's enough. no, it isn't. i say it is. i have to serve for at least a year. you didn

russell: you bet. why not? you always have to keep yourself moving and stretched. i made a promise to myself that i would try to live a life of peace and without conflict and then i ran for congress. imagine that. but it is important that we try to have a moment where we can take a step back and enjoy our great country. we're so very privileged to live here. >> steve russell, thanks for being with us. rep. russell: thank you. it is great to be with you. >> now a conversation with democrat brad ashford of nebraska's second district which took place after the elections. we begin with a clip of congressman ashford from 2015. >> as the campaign begins to unfold do you sense the republicans are moving to the right and your party moving to the left? rep. ashford: i don't know if the republicans are moving to the right particularly. i think the democrats need to be careful. in they have already lost a great swath of the middle of the country. by not really appealing to people in nebraska, for example. kerry ran for governor, democrats were a handful. now it is 200,000. my

you do. >> okay. >> i'll bet you do. >> you know - i want to tell you something. i've done this show often, and you always send me a first-class, round trip ticket, right? >> sure. >> that's about $1600, $1700. well, usually, they let you trade it in for tourist. [ laughter ] >> you traded your ticket in for tourist? >> i've done it for 15 years. >> you owe us about $38,000! why do you trade the first class ticket in for tourist? >> then i can bring some friends. about five or six friends. yes, i do. >> makes sense. >> and i like tourist better than first class. >> why is that? >> you meet a better class of people. [ applause ] >> too snobby in first class? >> i'm snobby in reverse. the first class passengers, after about ten minutes, they get stoned and boring. they go to sleep, or they're doing computer stuff. but tourist, everybody's friendly. this trip, i visited my secretary, who was in tourist, that i paid for, not you. and i go back to tourist, and for awhile, i thought they were all my cousins. and they discuss past johnny carson shows i've done. as a mat

>> you bet, you bet. he's got 51 days. and again, the president has -- this has been an unconventional campaign. he's an unconventional president-elect. you know, i have been so impressed with how they've gone about the cabinet selection. >> yeah. >> i think he's listened to advisers. i think he's made studied decisions of the decisions that have been made. some people are frustrated because there's some other decisions that haven't been made. >> sure. >> but i think it's because he wants to have the information at hand before he actually enacts it. >> i'm going to call the standard which i think is the standard that i think should be followed, the burgess standard. we'll get you back on the show. >> and i'll try to tilt it to the hayes/tildon conflict again. >> professor, we've got a few things before us. one is there are some folks -- so in a strict statutory sense, it does seem to be the case that there is no statutory law that says the president has to divest. there are, however -- >> right. >> -- it has seemed some co

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you bet! and they're all just ten bucks! wow! do you have any sauce for dipping? right here!nch] wow! football fans are gonna love these. well, that's the point! wow! it's finger lickin' good. >> let it rain down confetti. the huskies celebrate their first conference title since 2000. will it be enough for the college playoff committee? welcome to our studios. robert smith and coach day. this was a seven-point game at halftime. only colorado down was seven. 41-10. washington dom nailted with running game and defense. colorado didn't have a chance once liufau went down. >> that first drive he made a nice scramble and completed a few passes. that's what they would have had to do the whole game to be competitive in the fourth quarter. but the stats, three turnovers right away you see gee, the turnovers kill you. that will get you beat and rushing yards is the next stat. you look at 265 yards, 82 yards. no chance. those two stats jump out. the most impressive thing to me was the front guys, the offense and defensive linemen of washington i thought really came out and played well

you bet! and they're all just ten bucks! wow! do you have any sauce for dipping? right here! [crunch] wow! football fans are gonna love these. well, that's the point! wow! it's finger lickin' good. ?? >> let it rain down confetti. the huskies celebrate their first conference title since 2000. will it be enough college playoff committee? welcome to our studios. robert smith and coach day. this was a seven-point game at halftime. only colorado down was seven. 41-10. washington dom nailted with running game and defense. colorado didn't have a chance once liufau went down. >> that first drive he made a nice scramble and completed a few passes. that's what they would have had to do the whole game to be quarter. but the stats, three turnovers right away you see gee, the turnovers kill you. that will get you beat and rushing yards is the next stat. you look at 265 yards, 82 yards. no chance. those two stats jump out. the most impressive thing to me was the front guys, the offense and defensive linemen of washington i thought really came out and played well tonight. whether it was ru

. >> you bet. >> congressman, good to see you as always. >> you bet, thank you. >>> right now thousandsands and thousands of people are pouring into our country. we have no idea who they are, where they come from, do they love us. in a lot of cases, no, they don't love us. a trump administration will always put the safety and security of the american people first. >> a little while ago tonight in north carolina. a kelly file follow-up now. president-elect trump showing no signs of backing down on the immigration front suggesting that we could see a big clash between the feds and officials in california. where democrats are taking steps to make california the first sanctuary state in the country. for more on this i'm joined by donald trump supporter and a democratic strategist and fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. good to have you both here tonight. a sanctuary state, good idea, julie? >> i'm not sure if it's so much a sanctuary state as it is a proposal in the legislature to provide more legal aid to people who are not here legally to make sure they don't get that due proces

like you said. >> if you're not making the positive bet, if everybody is looking acrossthe sea, that's not the entrepreneurial spirit we need. >> yeah. >> let me talk a little bit about something in terms of these -- the economics as well. you make a point in here on page 49 and you made it throughout the book. washington should not be in the the business of picking winners and losers of the economy in the private sector. best way to allow innovators to thrive based on merit and consumer demand for products an services not on the powerful friends they have in washington. i have talked about how this president, president obama has moved an economy where it's based on the premise that what you know is more important than who you know and who you know is more porn than what you know and the fact is what we are seeing is the decisions of a hundred million americans in the private marketplace, healthcare choices as you just talked about, energy decisions, internet, you know, you name it, are being supplanted by the decisions of a hundred political point's by the city and that

you should bet on it, we'll have the answer coming up. psh psh lunch is ready! campbell's spider-man soups. made for real, real life. thanks mom >>> fox news alert for you as we await the latest on the u.s. response to the terror attack in berlin. the state department daily briefing sundaysway. rich edison is live, what's the latest on the berlin attack? what can you tell us. >> well the german authorities are still looking for a tunisian man. the state department is monitoring the situation in europe. as isis has claimed responsibility for this attack. so u.s. officials would note that it is still unclear whether isis had anything to do with coordinating, planning, assisting, or inspiring an attack or possibly had absolutely nothing to do with it. if this is isis-related, it would be the 11th such attack in europe this year. joining the truck attack in nice this summer and the attack in istanbul. there were 16 in 2015. those figures do not include attacks in the united states. the u.s. over the past 12 months has experienced two of the deadliest attacks since se

. >> you bet. >> congressman, good to see you as always. >> you bet, thank you. >>> right now thousandsusands and thousands of people are pouring into our country. we have no idea who they are, where they come from, do they love us. in a lot of cases, no, they don't love us. a trump administration will always put the safety and security of the american people first. >> a little while ago tonight in north carolina. a kelly file follow-up now. president-elect trump showing no signs of backing down on the immigration front suggesting that we could see a big clash between the feds and officials in california. where democrats are taking steps to make california the first sanctuary state in the country. for more on this i'm joined by donald trump supporter and a democratic strategist and fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. good to have you both here tonight. a sanctuary state, good idea, julie? >> i'm not sure if it's so much a sanctuary state as it is a proposal in the legislature to provide more legal aid to people who are not here legally to make sure they don't get that due proc

you bet i do. >> pelley: mr. trump promised a $1 trillion infrastructure program. what are you going to build, and how are you going to pay for it? >> ryan: well i think, that should be decided by the marketplace. that should be decided by the needs in the particular states and communities as to what is built or rebuilt. and it's going to be one of our high priorities that we are going to be addressing this year. >> pelley: one of your high priorities that we heard almost nothing about during the campaign is poverty. >> ryan: actually, i've talked to him a lot about that. we feel very strongly about making work pay, about getting people transitioned from welfare to work. get people skills they need, help they need, so they can get on the ladder of life. >> pelley: ryan told us he has no plans to change social security, but government health insurance, including medicare, is a fire, he says, burning in the budget. >> ryan: if you want to think of the-- the fire that's burning-- it is the fact that-- the baby boom generation, no offense, and there's a lot of you. >> p

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. >> you bet.you bet. >> thanks, michael. >> you say to watch it, michael, we will head there. >> the time is now about 25 minutes after the top of the hour. calling it quits. one town's entire police department walked off the job, all of them. the dubious demands as they pushed them right over the edge. america under a trump presidency. brand new fox news polls reveal how voters are willy feel and they are upset over hillary clinton. we will analyze them up next. claer clear ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gla250 for $329 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> it is thursday december 15th. tensions boiling over. the cia refusing to brief congress about evidence of russian hacking in the 2016 election. >> just absolutely disgraceful. this violates all protocols. it is almost as if people in the intelligence community are carrying out disinfo in the cam

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. >> you bet there will be some rodeo injuries at the thomas and mack this week, round one wrapped up tonight, reanling two-time, school, calm in control atop a bull named he gets 86.5%, after waiting. unlv volleyball team competes just the second time in rebel history? rebels utah. join two other mountain west schools. >> we were definitely shocked >> finally tonight, a brand-new hotel opens up in the middle of the resort. >> inside the sos, the old.sahara. 289-room luxury rid >> private spaces and even secret entrances. the official grand ope [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- emma stone.

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this a hero to both the air force and the united states at the elevated level of colonel buzz aldrin you bet it's exciting researchers at the station aldrin was touring using radio telescopes to study the atmosphere and dark matter. but to our a hostage standoff ends in florida thinks importers some of the hostages themselves the stories hopping newsroom across america nicholas humphrey walked into a credit union in the jacksonville area this morning the dog and a gunfire they got a near take 11 hostages even know of about the two people hiding under desk they ran from a door in the distracted humphrey allowing the swat team to move and he was arrested no one was hurt. a new perspective on devastating wildfires near gatlinburg tennessee this is drone video showing the shells of burnt covers thousands of acres the death toll rose ten today and cruz found more bodies and out fires out at least 80 people are injured more than 700 buildings have burns and 300 justin gatlinburg alone the reopen tomorrow to allow that thousand evacuees back in. starting today a single search warrant comes to get f

>> i taught kim how to bowl. >> reporter: i'll bet you did.t all started with a lot less glamour and a single location. bowlmore lanes, a new york city institution that shannon walked into in 1984, more than half a century after it opened. >> it was very run down, probably no investment in it in at least three decades. >> reporter: but the darden business school graduate saw potential for a revamped bowling experience. >> business was financed with a combination of $3,000 in equity, which is all i had, and $2 million borrowed. >> reporter: from whom? >> about two-thirds of it was a seller note. i borrowed from small business investment corps at 17.5% interest. >> reporter: then he went to work, adding new technology, updating the decor, improving the music and the menu and transforming the tired bowling alley into a hip, nighttime destination. >> we used to renovate during the day, clean up and open for business at 5:00. >> reporter: and it worked. shannon says by 1999, the union square location was the highest grossing bowling alley in the co

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. >> you bet, wolf. thanks. >> so the trump campaign says it's not a done deal yet. but would you support retired marine corps general james mattis as defense secretary, is that a good idea even though he's only been out of active duty for three years? >> yeah, i love mad dog mattis. a great general. the thing about good leaders is what his people say about him, and you see people that have worked for james mattis and they said they would follow this guy into hell because he would do the same for them. that's the kind of leader the defense department needs. there's an advantage to having somebody that was a general in this position, because they know in essence where the skeletons are buried. in many cases there's problems with defense acquisitions and the way the defense department works that needs reformed. if you're on the inside as a general, when you come out you know where that is and make changes. so i think he's a great pick and could love it if he's it. >> you appreciate the tradition of civilian leadership at the department of defense? >> yeah, you do. i thi

you bet it is. absolutely give yourself extra time. and with all of that much rain, rain up on your windshield, that can really cause some problems, exactly what we're seeing this morning already. three accidents, couple cleared, then another pop up. then another one clears, accident, 332, newtown richboro road closed between fir drive and rocky way. another one, route 42 north bound at 295 pulled off to the shoulder. but make note. even when pulled off to the shoulder it can slow you down and start to get gaper delays even at this early hour. accident a.c. expressway eastbound, just past route 42, that one also pulled all the way off to the shoulder, so heads up on some of the accident. plus, we have a lot of construction we are talking about all of this coming up in the next 15 minutes or so. rahel, busy morning, back to you. >> busy indeed. see you soon. thank you. "eyewitness news" in washington crossing for the dress rehearsal of george washington annual crossing of the delaware river. soldiers were suited up in colonial military

guess who burns the eagles deshawn jackson, third quarter, what a catch. 80-yards, you want him back, you bet. pick six, alings take a one point lead on the field goal. it becomes a fight. everett, eagles call it a cheap shot. strolls slow to get up. washington's chris tompson touchdown, eagles down five. they have a shot to win it, 21 seconds left, wentz under pressure, drilled by care began, loses the ball, 27-21, they lost eight of the last ten. >> despite the grind and aches and pains, the toughest thing the ea eagles may have to do all year is pick themselves up and play out the string knowing they have nothing to play for but pride. >> fighting for the football, reredskins have it. the game is over. >> i told the guys, don't hang your head. it's a great group. they hung together. the battle today was to the end. >> it's a tough season. >> games like this, you think of a couple of plays, had they gone differently, the outcome could be different. we have had a lot of games like that this season. it's frustrating, but we have to keep growing as a team. >> how much does it hurt that the sea

. >> you bet. >> you agree with the white house press secretary josh earnest that donald trump was obviously aware that russia meddled in the u.s. presidential election in order to benefit his campaign? >> he was certainly aware that they were hacking into the institutions, and i think he was certainly aware of the benefit he was deriving from it. in fact, you'll remember the press conference he did where he said, hey, russians, if you're listening, i hope you can find the -- >> he says he was joking on that. >> well, he says that now. but frankly i don't find that credible. he may say he was joking about urging them but he understood the russians were involved in hacking and that he was benefiting and it's part of the president-elect's persona that you are either with him or against him and the russians were with him and why on earth would he bite the hand that was feeding him, and that hand unfortunately came from the kremlin. >> do you believe vladimir putin swayed this election? >> they had an impact on the election. whether it was decisive. whether director comey's intervention was deci

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peter cook from the pentagon, thanks very much for taking the time today. >> you bet, jim.py new year. >>> that's it for me now. i will be back at 5:00 eastern time on "the situation room." for our international viewers "the world right now" with my colleague hala gorani is next. for our viewers in north america, "newsroom" with fredricka whitfield starts right now. >>> hello, everyone, i'm fredricka whitfield filling in for brooke baldwin. we start with russia's bizarre reaction to america's retaliation for hacks targeting the dnc during the 2016 race. just hours after the u.s. hit russia with some of the toughest sanctions ever imposed, russia did what few anticipated -- nothing. america forcing russian diplomats suspected spies out of this country, shuttering two russian compounds, one in maryland, the other in new york, and hitting russia's chief intelligence agencies with tough sanctions. russia deciding not

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. >> you bet. liz: as trump rally continues, another day of records, all hitting lifetime highs, we've not seen this happen since 1999. my colleague lori rothman with the latest from floor of new york stock exchange. reporter: it is remarkable. dow 20,000, less than 500 away here. but they are not committing they are just scribbling it on across the hat. that is sentiment here, traders are saying there is no reason not to buy stocks. nobody is -- a few people are seeking out safe haven of government treasuries, but interest rates rise, fed meeting is next week that is only thing according to folks here that would provide cause to pull some profits off the table, but for now. if you need any more evidence of buffishness -- bullishness look at transports, dow theory, a dow transport index is at a record high, economically, sensitive sector transports we could be in the early stage of a nice strong economic boom. everyone points their finger to donald trump and his pro economic growth policy. show you

our cost too high, you bet. one of the ways to get costs down is encourage more companies to actually participate in a marketplace. i'm a market believer that competition really is good for lowering rates. repealing a law and then saying in three years we'll tell you what replaces it is a way to further destabilize the market. so i don't think that really works very well. i do think there's some things that could be looked at. you know, is the requirement about part-time workers at the right number of hours, should we eliminate some of the paperwork, are some ways that you could make policies more affordable, particularly for people who right now are struggling to pay their premiums. should we go after drug prices? you bet. >> would more competition help? >> therere a number of issues. more competition, absolutely, will help. that's what i said before, that i think having more companies participate in these marketplaces would be very helpful. it's the best way to keep costs down. competition really works. >> so

anna: if you bet on higher rates, do you bet on the banks as well? that is a fairly safe bet. with earnings not having been bad and trading volumes starting to pick up, if you get a steeper yield curve in the u.s. and that continues, that is only more beneficial. anna: what kind of fiscal stimulus do you expect to see coming through? how much do you think he will get through congress? tim: things like corporate tax cuts are a very popular project. the repatriation of foreign earnings as a means to either invest further in corporate america or two incentivize buybacks will be one of these next legs of the equity trade. anna: thank you for your thoughts. tim graf, head of microstrategy for emea at state street. quick look at the futures suggesting we are weaker at the start of friday's trading day. have a great weekend when we get there. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." the first trade of your day coming very shortly. i'm guy johnson alongside matt miller. he's back in berlin and he's got a hat on today. let's ta

." >> you bet. you bet. >> chris? >> all right, big and bad situation in jordan. four gunmen who killed ten people and wounded 34 others, the gunmen are now dead. following a standoff with police. jordanian officials calling it a cowardly terrorist attack. the attackers fired at a police officers at two different locations, then moved to an ancient castle popular with tourists, police finding automatic weapons there. they also discovered explosives, including suicide belts in a house that they raided. >> the u.s. security council expected to vote this morning to allow u.n. monitoring of evacuations in eastern aleppo. turkey's foreign minister tweeting that 12,000 civilians have been evacuated. 4500 since midnight. buses meant to carry evacuees had been coming under attack earlier. 7-year-old bana whose tweets have shown the despair is among those who did leave safely we're told. relief coordinators confirming that she and her family evacuated aleppo early this morning. >> remember a lot of kids in the same situation. so hollywood remembers the unforgettable zsa zs

. >> you bet. >> until we meet again. thanks for coming on. >> you bet. >>> when we come back, 12 members of congress have seen the full cia assessment. we will hear from the top democrat, one of the 12, adam schiff of california. >>> before we go to break, we have one final election result from 2016 to louisiana held its senate runoff election yesterday to replace david vitor. republicans will hold on to the seat. john kennedy, no relation to the kennedy family, defeated foster campbell with nearly 61% of the vote. with that, we can now finally say officially, republicans will hold 52 seats in the next congress, democrats will effectively control 48 when you effectively control 48 when you add the two independents. welcome to the world 2116, whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ?? ( ?? ) ? you gotta

think about the imp cakes of that. >> and you believe in him. >> you bet i do. i wouldn't be giving up my day job for any other reason except i believe in him, i believe in america and i believe it is going to work just fine. and we already have a partial report card. all the nay sayers on the left was saying oh going to be a terrible crash. oh there is going to be an immediate recession. i don't see it. i see a bull market has happened. i see record-breaking prices. and pretty soon next year or so, you are going to see some real impact on the economy. they are simply wrong to knock it. >> i appreciate it. >>> "outfront" donald trump delivers on a campaign promise to keep jobs in indiana. and why has trump gone from slamming pakistan to reported by calling it a fantastic place with fantastic people? and how did trump and romney go from bitter enemies to this -- i don't know. it's very romantic. >> a wonderful evening with president elect trump. your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wh

conditions and plenty of mist and drizzle to slicken up the roads with a serious crash when 80 before you bet to san pablo dam road up to two miles backup and the two last lanes are blocked down to nine miles per hour approaching the collision. in total, three vehicles involved in that. there are soupy conditions at the golden gate bridge. we have flooding because of the king tide. more on that at 5 o'clock. >> an effort is underway to permanently ban new offshore drill off the california coast before president-elect donald trump take office. governor brown is asking president obama to use his authority to permanently prohibit new oil and gas leasing off the california coast. in president obama agrees it would set up a she down with the incoming trump administration. brown does future necessity in the president-elect with is the authority to overturn a prohibition imposed by president obama. >> this is a drone video showing a giant of the sea devouring another predator in monterey bay. an orca cap they then for hunting large sea creatures. all right, orca, the circle of life. >> the federal g

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you bet, if you go up the hill a bit, it's snowing up there on top of some of those peaks. 42 in napaeen it at 38 degrees. the air is sometimes cold enough. 42 in napa. 44 in vallejo. 48 in pacifica for tomorrow morning's overnight lows. it doesn't get much colder than this, because the clouds are moving in. tomorrow morning in san francisco, 48 degrees. it's raining. the morning commute tomorrow morning is wet. scattered showers all day. that's what if looks like. the real story will be tomorrow morning, basically. the forecast highs tomorrow, you're looking at 57 in vallejo. 59 in concord. temperatures generally on the pretty cool side. we've got morning showers tomorrow. so the morning commute's wet. but not copeious amounts of water. friday morning, a few showers, then this unsettled pattern stays with us all week. get used to it. the real story is going to be that morning commute. it's not raining so hard that you would slow down. like i said earlier, this is some of the most dangerous weather, because you take it for granted. that's more dangerous than sometimes when the roads a

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a new collision for our stockton commuters' you bet to the 205 merge a five car crash happened 20 minutes ago with debris in the middle lane that is blo >>> president-elect donald trump narrows the list for press secretary. coming up the woman with strong ties to the bay area who has the inside track. >> half the country is gripped in a deep freeze with challenges in a deep freeze with challenges for millions of peoplestay >>> yahoo's aniest massive security breach affecting a billion users could be threatening their sale to verizon, which is not likely related to the one announced in september. that affected 500 million users. with two of the largest hacks ever months of each other verizon could back out. verizon acquired yahoo in july for $4.3 billion but a spokesperson told "new york times" that it would review the impact of the new development before reaching a final conclusion. >> intelligence officials say russian vladimir putin was directly involved in the election hacking scandal spokesman is saiding from vladimir putin that it is "funny nonsense." there will an hearing next month