of the year, the administration said goodbye to national security adviser mike flynn, fbi director james comey and white house communications director mike dubke. in three months from july to september, the administration either fired or lost six more. sean spicer is, reince preibus, anthony scaramucci, steve and tom price. and now questions have resurfaced that rex tillerson could be the next to go. so, now we're asking the question is rex tillerson next to go? because reports are saying that people inside the west wing are saying that. and sean, you mentioned it, earlier this year october reports surfaced that tillerson called the president a moron behind his back. it was so bad that he had to call a press conference to address the issue, and if you are a really discerning listener, you know, he complimented the president but he didn't really, you know, deny or address that allegation directly. so, now that it is back in the spotlight with rumors surfacing again that tillerson is about to go with the cia director mike pompeo in line to possibly take that position within weeks or months

. >> reporter: congressman james clyburn, the powerful former chair of the congressional black caucus, says he's personally urged conyers to >> this was not going to get any better, in fact, i could see it getting worse. >> reporter: democrats have been treading gingerly for days, but the accusations are piling up. today, marion brown, who worked for conyers, spoke out publicly for the first time. >> he asked me to satisfy him sexually. he pointed to areas of -- genital areas of his body and asked me to, you know, touch it. >> reporter: conyers admits paying brown a secret $27,000 settlement, but denies all allegations of misconduct. the controversy is taking a toll on the 88-year-old congressman. tonight, hospitalized with stress-related illness. but his lawyer made clear he's not quitting. >> nancy pelosi did not elect the congressman, and she sure as hell won't be the one to tell the congressman to leave. >> mary bruce live on the hill again tonight. and mary, you've been reporting about the separate set of rules for congress, when it c mandatory con selling for the accusers, a 30-

james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> tonight hollywood is mourning the death of beloved actor jim nabors, tv's gomer pyle. ♪ from the halls of montezuma ♪ >> he shot to fame when he joined the andy griffith shoe as a lovable auto mechanic. his character so popular he went on to star in his own show, gomer pyle usmc. he proved a popular attraction in las vegas performances and at the indy 500 where he sang "back home again in indiana" for years. he passed away of natural causes, his husband by his side at his home in hawaii. jim nabors was 87 years old. >>> caught on camera, the moment an explosion rocked a cosmetics facto

i never thought that james would be able to stand up at the end. just even standing in front of 20 parents and getting a certificate, not speaking. i mean, that was impressive. i was concerned that he might not speak to his one mentor. it does look like they are tiny steps, but in reality forjames, they are huge, enormous, great leaps. this is not a cure for these kids. this is the start of theirjourney to overcome and challenge their sm. chris cook. that film by producer harriet shawcross. and you can see a longer version of that film about selective mutism on our world on the bbc news channel next saturday and sunday evenings at 9.30pm and, of course, on bbc iplayer. increasing social mobility is a policy challenge that all governments tell us they want to tackle — yet we know that there are huge variations across the country in outcomes for the most disadvantaged. the television presenter june sarpong went back to her school in east london to see what they did there to help her get ahead. when theresa may spoke at the conservative party confer

so is the number three house democrat, james clyborne. our correspondents and specialists are standing by. first, let's go to jim acosta. certainly a lot of uncertainty hanging over secretary of state rex tillerson right now and the president's foreign policy. >> reporter: no kidding, wolf. the white house is fighting fires of its own from the anti-muslim videos that the president retweeted this week to the fate of secretary of state rex tillerson who appears to be twisting in the wind. the white house is evading both of those questions tonight. >> do you want rex tillerson on the job, mr. president? >> rex is here. >> reporter: it's a new episode of cabinet apprentice that feels like a rerun. rex tillerson appears to be on his way out. sources tell cnn president trump is considering a plan to replace tillerson with cia director mike pompeo but the white house is pushing back. >> look, as we've said many times before, as many of you love to write these type of stories when the president loses confidence in someone, they will no longer ser

james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> breaking news. did you feel it? earthquake shaking the delaware valley. kathy orr breaking all this down in 15 seconds. >>> report on twitter from mark wilmington say the windows were shaking in north wilmington late this afternoon when this 4.1 shallow earthquake was felt. i mean epicenter about 6.1 miles to the east northeast of dover. here's dover. you can see it's very close to the delaware bay and it radiated through south jersey, the eastern shore of maryland, baltimore and washington and many reports in south jersey. even on the pa side so we are looking at a very widespread event a

james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> tonight, matt lauer breaks his silence. the fired nbc host apologizes, admitting there is enough truth in the allegations for him to feel ashamed. new images tonight of lauer and new reporting. what the women now describe. >>> breaking news tonight. the scare late today. the earthquake here on the east coast a short time ago. felt from d.c. to philadelphia to new york. >>> could there with a major shakeup? is president trump pushing out his secretary of state? >>> your money, your taxes tonight. the drama moments ago on the senate floor. where the president's tax bill stands at this hour.

james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> breaking news, we have been telling you about the earthquake. >> our coverage continues with tim furlong. he's live in south tld. i know tim you have been hearing from folks in your usual home in delaware who felt it. >> the i'm not there now. but i can tell you thanks to my loyal facebook viewers and nbc 10 viewers for hitting me up as soon as it happened. the good news is there's not a lot of dalk. i did hear about a guy a cracked dor in bahhers beach. the quake was in the wildlife refugee east of the area. but it's an open area. and again, no damage reported. no injuries reported in the

diplomacy continues to move at a glacial pace while the agony for the people of syria is far from over james bays al jazeera at the united nations in geneva well you heard in that report from the un's humanitarian advisor for syria who says the humanitarian supplies aren't being allowed to reach a siege suburb of damascus yet a gallon is calling on world powers to help arrange the evacuation of five hundred people including one hundred sixty seven children from eastern goose or it's been under siege since twenty thirteen nine children have died in the past few weeks while waiting for permission from the government to be evacuated to hospitals just forty five minutes away. it is a stain on on the conscience of the world public opinion. how can we say twenty seventeen and we have is like we had in the middle ages we have. convoys of aid work is being blocked from women children wounded that need desperate this place inside the area of eastern good which is indeed just forty five minute drive from the must use city there is now i jus to malnutrition among the children it has gone from two perce

james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> there are no reports of damage or injuries from the magnitude 4.1 earthquake centered near dover delaware. the quake was reportedly felt as far north as new york and as far south as baltimore. our kate bilo will very latest on the quake aftermath and, forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> a small dog in danger is now safe thanks to septa workers. >> this is germane, named after one of the work hours helped rescue him. the stray was recently found roaming tracks near 69th street terminal. septa workers feared he could get hurt or killed so they set up a trap to get him out of harms

james rosen shows us the data. >> for the first time, the white house said the federal government has counted the green cards issued between 2005 and 2015 to migrants admitted through family. perhaps the fullest portrait of chain migration ever. >> we know large numbers of immigrants have been coming based on petitions from previous immigrants. this is the first time we see the whole scope of the problem. legislators or policymakers at dhs can do what they need to do to address it. >> during the time frame, the u.s. resettled 9.3 million new immigrants on the basis of family ties. that's more than 70% of all new immigration in that period. adding it's also the primary driver of low skilled workers entry into the u.s., a phenomenon analysts say most directly hurts american minority groups with comparable skill sets. >> they want to have people pour into the country, illegals. they don't care where the the l they come from. >> immigrants brought here as children. tom cotton of arkansas and david purdue have proposed eliminating the preference to adult family members. >> independent of t

something bennett james was criticized for. >> when he was targeting a black church explicitly. >> explicitly. the attempt to create a kind of racial conflict. >> race war. >> race war. the u.s. code defines terrorism as ideologically motivated violence intended to produce a political outcome. there has to be an element of political outcome to it. that's certainly a political objective but the fbi refrained from that. so there's been a weird kind of asymmetry in terms of how they use these designations. >> it's such an important story and your article in the new yorker is really an important contribution to it. i want to ask about something else entirely. you've been such an interesting analyst and critic of the president. i was speaking last night to the coauthor from "art of the deal," tony schwartz, the interview with him made some news. tony knows very well donald trump, having worked closely with him. here is part of the interview where he made a revelation. >> i know that two different people from the white house, or at least saying they were from the white house and turned out to be a

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james white is on the phone and james right off the top where are you and tell us what you >> yes, good evening. i live in deanwood, northeast d.c. >> yes, sir. >> right off of nannie helen burroughs avenue and i was actually relaxing and my house shook and i called my wife and i was like did you feel that? she didn't even feel it. >> where was your wife at though? was she in a different part of d.c. >> she's in the house. we were in the same house. >> oh, she's in the same house with you, okay. >> i just assumed that somebody had a major accident or something. >> yeah. >> and next thing i knew everything in my house start shaking. >> so we're looking at right now for people who are watching, here's a map and it gives you an idea of where the epicenter was. you see the ripple effects towards the d.c. area. we asked our last caller -- james we appreciate you calling. we got to go over to lauren demarco right now. >> she's at the ellipse for the christmas tree lighting. lauren. >> reporter: absolutely we are here and you can see president trump melania trump walking out about to speak rig

diplomacy continues to move at a glacial pace while the agony for the people of syria is far from over james al-jazeera at the united nations in geneva. saudi arabia state media is reporting that its forces have intercepted a ballistic missile fired by the rebels from yemen they say it was shot down near the southwestern city of hummus machette is the second ballistic missile fired from yemen this month a rocket was brought down a king khalid airport just outside the capital riyadh on november fourth that let the saudi led coalition to tighten its blockade of yemen stopping a deliveries for more than two weeks afterwards pope francis is demanding the international community takes decisive measures to resolve the causes of the mass exodus of range of muslims from myanmar arriving in bangladesh from myanmar pope francis broke his silence of what the u.n. has called a textbook case of ethnic cleansing you also called on world governments to immediately provide assistance to bangladesh. nemeth. in recent months the spirit of generosity and solidarity which is a distinguishing mark of society has

james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> staying on top of breaking news. an earthquake confirmed 10 miles northeast of delaware. on the phone now is david wench, a delaware state geologist. thanks for being with us. we're getting reports far and wide from folks that have felt this earthquake. what can you tell us? >> well, i can tell you that we did have an earthquake. as you mentioned, the center just about ten miles northeast of dover. i'm looking at a map now from base washington, d.c. up to new york city. >> we're not hearing reports of damage, but if you were close to the epicenter, could you possibly have some damage in yo

james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >> still breaking right not 5.1 magnitude earthquake shaking the delaware valley. now kathy and i have been talking about this for a little bit. kathy, i'm looking at my facebook page and twitter and so many people across our area are saying, hey, felt it, felt it, felt it. we're talking across the philadelphia area all the way to like feasterville toward bucks county. a lot of folks in south jersey. >> a lot of people in south jersey really incredible, lucy. you can see this map right here this is the us geological survey map very close to dover, delaware, and new information coming into the

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james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> returning once again to the big story 4.1 earthquake in dover, delaware. joining us is staff sergeant jenny with dover air force base. thank you for being with us. what did you feel and experience? >> caller: sure, so about an hour ago we experienced an earthquake near the base. a rumble in the ground and shook us a little in our chairs and trying to figure out what was twoing on stepped outside to see what was happening and we had news from the gs we were experiencing an earthquake. luckily we have no reports of damage to government property or injuries or anything like that. that is an e

up on "meet the press" when she talked about questioning the women, the same screwup that my friend james clyburn made. >> jesse: she managed to alienate both constituencies, women and blacks. at first she says he is an icon and raised doubts about the women and you know democrats need women because they are a key constituency. then she flip-flops and says should probably resign but she hasn't called for the white al franken to resign. a lot of members in the black unity see little bit of a different standard there. >> juan: wait a second. this is what greg was talking about. it's a huge difference between these cases. you want to throw them in the same bucket. i don't think that's fair. >> jesse: there are similarities between both. conyers has four allegations against him. frank n photographic evidence, groping. similar. >> dana: when it comes to the law, sexual harassment, the women accusing al franken weren't working for him. is that the key distinction? >> kimberly: yeah, because it wasn't something taking place in a work environment or he was a superior to them or supervisor. it's a

james langford talking about the trigger as something he wants to see as well. now the issue here is whether or not they can find some type of alternative to pacify these senators over the course of the next couple hours. the reality is, there's a decent chance that they don't actually need senator bob corker or senator jeff flake's vote. they have 52 senators. they only need 50 and republican aids tell me they've been on a very good path to that number throughout the course of the day. but this is a problem that was not necessarily expected. it's certainly been republicans aids and the republican senators themselves throughout the day. and the big question now is, can they find a solution to this and if they can't, does that mean they lose senator corker, lose senator flake, and does that throw the end game on the vote influx altogether? right now no answers to than i'm told they're finding solutions to it. there's no question about it, this is not a problem they wanted, not necessarily a problem they expected, and right now, it's a problem they are desperately

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james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> many parents know that feeling of dread when you can't get your hands on the hot toy of the holiday season. been there. am there. but what you may not realize is that it's not just high demand that is making the i'ms scarce. here is nydia han to explain. >> call it the modern grinch this christmas. mindy mcdonald went hunting for a hatchable before the holiday. >> nothing in stores or online and everything was sold out. i went everywhere. >> since it was her daughter's big christmas wish, they cracked out and shelled out quite a bit on ebay. >> $120 almost double retail. >> the hatchimal w

our health correspondent james gallagher has the story. actually, i can't bring you that. but you can see that online. the largest human rights trial in argentina's history has just finished. 48 former military personnel were sentenced to prison for crimes against humanity. the crimes took place at a notorious torture centre in buenos aires — move — it was known as the naval mechanical school — during 1976—83, when argentina was ruled by a militaryjunta. two of the people were sentenced to life. one was this man, jorge eduardo acosta, known as ‘the tiger‘ — — and the other was alfredo astiz, known as ‘the angel of death'. the latter was particularly defiant in court. he said, "the human rights organisations are groups of vengeance and persecution", "i will never ask for forgiveness". well these pictures show the families of those who disappeared during the period in question watching the trial. and here's what one woman who lost her son thought of the result. translation: we agree that these trials should move forward in spite of how this government wants

>>> and call it a pre-pre-nup, mariah carey making off with 5 to $10 million from her former fiance james packer. she wanted 50 million as an inconvenience fee. not sure if it's brilliant or terrible, but it's mariah carey's world and we're all just loving it. i'm tommy mcfly with your celebrity 60 on nbc4. >> quietly rolled my eyes. >>> okay. >> if social media is any indication, a lot of you took photos over the thanksgiving holiday and you plan to turn those into holiday cards. >> not all are picture-perfect. susan hogan is working for you to help you find the best quality prints. >> that's right. consumer reports checked out 10 online photo printing ordering experience to editing options to cost and, of course, quality. >>> which of these photos is worthy of your family holiday card? >> the big take away is price doesn't determine quality. >> walgreens and add-a-rama have the best prints. but wal-mart and amazon had excellent quality for only 9 cents each. at the bottom of consumer reports' ratings were photos from m picks. >> we found that the lower quality prints were less saturated

that's defense secretary james mattis and h.r. mcmaster, the general, national security adviser. general kelly to an extent as white house chief of staff but many say general kelly ideologically and personalitywise often clashes with president trump and doesn't necessarily encourage his behavior but likes some of his hard-line stances. and they really are looking to mattis and to mcmaster on national security matters especially to help guard the president and help guide him in a more centrist direction. >> we have theresa may and the president in a twitter war. we just saw theresa may speak for herself but i'll read what the president of the united states tweeted at her. theresa may, don't focus on me. focus on the destructive radical islamic terrorism that's taking place within the united kingdom. we're doing just fine. as a matter of fact, we're not. we just had a terrorist attack here on october 31st, and this is the second time that i believe theresa may has had to rebuke the president for using terrorism as a political issue in her country. >> the president consumes a lot of

james fuller speaking on the economic outlook in little rock, arkansas. and robert kaplan talks about economic development. in texas. joe: that does it for "what'd you miss." julia: bloomberg >> you are watching bloomberg technology. let's get a check of your first word news. the committee on taxation says the senate tax bill will add $1 trillion to the federal deficit over a decade. it finds economic growth from the tax cut only will offset 407 billion dollars of the $1.5 trillion total cost. increasee bill will growth more than other models so far, but the analysis complicates the gop argument that the overhaul will pay for itself. house republican leaders plan to seek a two week spending bill to fund the government until december 22 two of lloyd a shutdown. current spending is set to run out on december 8. the plan has not been finalized, but it will buy more time for negotiation with democrats on a longer-term funding plan. trump will deliver his first state of the union address on january 30th. paul ryan formally invited him today. he called it an op

james gallagher, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: the special relationship under strain as theresa may criticises six brits are reunited with their families after being held in india for more than four years. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. hopes of further talks in brexit talks have pushed the pound past two month highs. —— hope of further progress. russia has rejected a call by the us for all countries to cut their diplomatic and trade ties with north korea. washington's appeal came in response to pyongyang's latest test of an intercontinental ballistic missile. but russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov called it a negative move and a provocation. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. north korea says it is now a nuclear power. yesterday's launch hailed by pyongyang as a milestone. but what do the pictures, released a day later, actually tell us? the r

i arranged to meet the american author james bradley whose latest bestselling book the china mirage reveals an extraordinary hidden history of american power and martin china it was almost illegal for someone like me to know a chinese for almost all of american history the chinese came to america to mine gold and build the railroads and americans decided we didn't like the competition so in one thousand nine hundred two we had the chinese exclusion act which kept the chinese out of the united states for about one hundred years so you have the largest population in the world that can come to the united states so at just the point we're putting up the statue of liberty saying we welcome everybody we were wrecked in a wall saying we welcome everybody except those chinese. fear of a rising china today is the latest chapter in the history of propaganda but present of the chinese as uncouth and infant teil. to western popular and political culture the chinese became the yellow peril. and racial stereotypes pull the constant theme. and threat. as the t.v. show is actually. twisting his. eyes and r

district court judge james donato ruled that the school district was within its rights to discipline the students, because of the turmoil the posts created at the school. >>> the owner of a downtown martinez jim is facing charges for performing the performing lewd acts with a child. the owner of the martinez athletic club on castro street has been booked into the county jail for separate counts of lewd acts with a child under the age of 14. they website says the owner and his wife have 2 sons and are involved in fundraising for the boys and girls club as well as alhambra sports teams. he is being held on a $40,000 bond.>>> and armed robbery suspect accused of escaping from a powell -- palo alto courthouse is due back in court to be arraigned. he was captured last week. it was rearrested a few days after his alleged accomplice was captured in stockton. he is facing at least 7 felony charges and he could get more than 10 years in jail if convicted. >>> a man has suffered severe burns and has died. she lived in santa rosa i was being treated at uc davis medical center. after suffering b

from james advantage funds. welcome to you both. bill, what do you think? you betting the house on value here >> i certainly wouldn't bet -- i wouldn't bet on milestones i don't think that's a good way to look at it. we're eight, nine years into a bull market, and at the end of november, now, each year, what you've got is people have had momentum and big gains on stocks so they have virtually no interest in selling those until after the first of the year. and then amazon made a series of industries uninvestable by throwing scares in them for their lump of coal >> right. >> there are bargains galore in uninvestable areas in our view, there are two outcomes here, it would be like 2000-2002 where tech goes out of favor and money flows into the rest of the market because the economy is improving and that would be the real positive case, or we have a blowoff top to suck the individual investors in the next three to six months and then cream everybody and value should drastically outperform because if you own lower p/

republican senators, jeff flake, james langford, bob corker, their issue is they don't want this plan to add to the deficit in the long run. republican senators have been clear, it'll pay for itself, all of these types of things you've heard. according to to the joint committee on taxation, it will not. brooke, the interesting element here is you put it perfectly, this train is leaving the station right now. republicans are on the path to pass this at some point in the next day or two. the big question now is, this is falling short of what several of the members want. obviously they're working on a america nich ne mechanism, this is not a number republicans are looking for and it certainly goes the opposite direction of the number of republicans said they would get growth wise in this bill, brooke. >> i've got to you for another minute, phil, what's the actual timeline? i mean, what happens today, tomorrow, and might there actually be the vote happening friday? >> reporter: yeah, i think that's extremely possible. look, right now everybody's in a holding pattern and walking you throug

that's what james baker had when he was negotiating with gorbachav on behalf of president bush. that's what madeline albright had on the subject of could have could have vo. and from the beginning tillerson and president have been separate. >> i mean the phrase rex it was coined i think back in july. so there was potentially writing ton the wall even then, which to your point sends a single to the world community that the president and sent of state are not necessarily at one. did you want to jump in? >> can we have a reality check here? >> bring it. >> we have a situation where the rest of the world is now talking about whether or not the u.s. secretary of state is going to be fired in the next month. the top number one diplomate of the united states. a man who seemingly seems to have no capacity or end for humiliation to be heaped upon him by his boss. how is this man, maybe you can tell me, how is this man expected to do anything? >> in the next couple of months. >> at all. any time he opens his mouth people will simply say well he's gone tomorrow or we don't need to worry ab

james holman author of the daily 202 in the washington post. you have been writing about this. your thoughts at this moment? >> sandra, it really is striking that there has been this paradigm shift. we saw nbc moving swiftly to get rid of lauer. on capitol hill, as we've heard over the last few minutes, there hasn't been the same level of accountability. al franken seems to be determined to stay on. john conyers is not going to step aside even though nancy pelosi called for him to do so. three recent polls show roy moore is now in the lead in that senate race in two weeks. that he could end up getting elected to the senate despite allegations by multiple women when they were teens and he was in his 30s. striking how in the media world there has been a lot of people to lose their job with allegations of sexual harassment but in the political world it hasn't translated the same way. that really is a big culture change. >> sandra: you say as men in the media and entertainment industries are being more accountable than politicians, at this point, it's safe to say that's an observat

authorization to accept three gifts of 998 timetables from thomas g dragers, 73 model scale aircrafts from james lund, and 163 commercial aviation art facts from john simmons for use in the sfo museum collection. as you know, the san francisco airport aviation museum provides opportunities for learning about commercial flight. the museum's collection focuses on air transport with an emphasis on the west coast and pacific region. it's located in the international terminal presecurity and is open to the public. each gift has been determined as desirable by the review committee as well as the airport commission and each gift squierz board of supervisors approval as they are all valued over $10,000. donations of commercial aviation related materials is an important way for the museum to help meet the goal of preserving and sharing the history of flight. there is not a budget analyst's report, but i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. >>supervisor cohen: thank you very much. colleagues, are there any questions? all right. seeing that there's no question, we'll go to public comment.

james clapper, the former director of national intelligence, called trump's retweeting of the videos bizarre and disturbing and said his action undermines our relationship with our friends and allies. and allies. americans should be able to look to our president for a steady hand and responsible leadership in uncertain times. but unfortunately, president trump consistently conducts himself in a way that jeopardizes our security and is not befitting the office he holds. also, though they cannot so say themselves, the president's actions make the already difficult jobs of the witnesses joining us on the first panel today even harder. the department of homeland security, federal bureau of investigation, and national counter terrorism center play key roles in securing the homeland from terrorists both foreign and domestic. i hope to hear from these witnesses today about the challenges they face, what emerging threats we should be aware of and how congress can support them in their mission consistent with our american laws and values. since much of our focus is typically on foreign terror

james gallagher, bbc news. when roy aspinall spotted a man who looked down on his luck as he walked through a churchyard in wigan, he decided to stop and chat to him. after a few minutes, he realised — to his astonishment — that the stranger was in fact his brother who he had last seen as a child over 20 years ago. judith moritz has the story. this is warm and mac, or, former infantryman this is warm and mac, or, former infa ntryman with the this is warm and mac, or, former infantryman with the queen's regiment and this is billy white, until recently sleeping rough on the streets of wigan. they were strangers until on remembrance day they found themselves in the same churchyard. billy was sitting outside on the wall when roy approached him. i saw a gentleman over there in the corner. he seemed like he was on the streets. over there in the corner. he seemed like he was on the streetslj over there in the corner. he seemed like he was on the streets. i was hanging about here in the churchyard because this is w

the opposition is still demanding the departure of syrian president bashar al assad diplomatic editor james baines reports from geneva the syria talks have reached a new phase at u.n. headquarters in geneva opposition negotiators arriving just minutes before the government delegation. u.n. special envoy stefan de mistura met both sides separately and explained how things would work. for real. that means the two sides in separate but adjacent rooms with mr de mistura and his team shuttling between them. it is though far from a breakthrough they're still discussing the way this round of talks will be conducted the situation is very much as we've seen many times in many rounds of these talks no discernible sign of progress but inside syria the people continue to suffer the u.n. has revealed that last month four hundred thousand people were displaced from their homes in syria that's the highest number of people on the move for eighteen months getting food and medicine to those in need may soon get even harder in new york the russian ambassador to the u.n. vaseline a benzema says he's opposed to

the road to victory ♪ >> that could be dangerous, before the game at at&t stadium an eagles fan named james started to dance in the dallas section of a wal-mart store across the street from the stadium as a matter of fact. and the eagles went on to embarrass the cowboys that day. they sang the eagles fight song together right there in the aisle. >>> you have been busy sharing eagles pride with us, these are photos and videos you sent to "action news" using #6abcaction. from adults to kids and dogs in eagles jerseys as well we see all types of fans. >> continue to show us the eagles pride use #6abcaction when posting to social media and we'll show them when we can. we'll be right back. >>> meteorologist, karen rogers, has a final check of the forecast. >> it's a pretty good one. i am taking responsibility. 50 in philadelphia and 48 in reading and allentown and 54 in millville and 55 in cape may is feeling good. however, temperatures a good 11 to 15 degrees cooler. and yesterday near mid-60s. 64. that couldn't last. 54 at 2:00 we'll take that. and temperatures are slow to fall at 6:00, 52 deg

"wall street journal" james freeman is here. conservative review deneen borelli. dineen, begin with you, end with you, that the tax cuts are the great economic elixir, what do you think? >> debate around tax cuts and tax reform has sent the market up. it has been up six times with the dow over 24,000. gdp over 3% as well. so just a conversation about it. but it is all about the certainty with the market. businesses will know where we stand, where the country stand when it comes to taxes. they will know how to plan in the future. to reinvest, grow their business. neil: how do they feel baked into this was a feature that raises taxes. >> bad idea. neil: not a good thing to plan on. >> bad idea. you mentioned if there is recession. what if north korea does something bonehead that would have effect on economy that. >> is economic term, boneheaded. >> thanks. neil: james, your fine paper mentioned something interesting i hadn't even thought about. this idea in order to get votes yea, they're making allowances for every member. marco rubio among them this, idea of a hig

our health and science correspondent, james gallagher, has more details. one in seven people in the uk live with the agony of migraines. two trials have been published. one gave 955 patients the monthly injection of antibodies. imogen smith started having migraines two years ago when she was 16. imogen was having attacks every week and they forced her to take a year out of college. it was really scary so for me, when they were happening, i had no clue what they were ‘cause i thought a migraine was just a headache so we had to keep looking into more serious things. one in seven people in the uk live with the agony of migraine. scientists have now developed new treatments that target a chemical in the nervous to prevent a migraine developing. two trials have now published. one gave 955 patients a monthly injection of antibodies. before the trial, they were having migraines eight days every month on average. around 50% of patients were able to cut their number of migraines in half. four drug companies are all developing similar treatments, and scientists sa

james seems to agree. he writes charges should have been brought against the school for inaction. if you want to weigh in, just comment on the article on our wusa 9 facebook page or tweet us directly. >> i haven't seen you. >> i know. >> happy thanksgiving. good thanksgiving? >> that for this? >> we'll see. >> we'll see, all right. >> getting a little lazy. >> what will we see in weather? it is getting a little bit chillier again. >> the real cold stuff will be the second half of next week. by thursday, friday next weekend, you will know that we still have a winter season around here, the heavier coats and sweaters and scarves, yes. we're going to need them. i don't see anything more than snow showers or flurries at this point, maybe late next week, next weekend, but, boy, nice looking day there. the national christmas tree lighting will be this evening. we'll be okay for that with temperatures topping out in the upper 50s this afternoon to near 60, low 50s this evening. a spotty shower, but i am not excited about rain chances, and we could really use some rain. i am excited about

diplomacy continues to move at a glacial pace while the agony for the people of syria is far from over james pays al-jazeera at the united nations in geneva. and as winter approaches in syria people in the northern city of homs are worried about how they will survive the cold there is a severe lack of fuel and people living in besieged areas say they've already used most of the trees around them for firewood. it's getting cold in syria and it's the time of the year to scavenge for things to burn they need it more than winter because in addition to cooking the family will need to stay warm they tell us we came from home city because of the government we didn't go to. i send my boy to collect things to look in to face another winter without any food or diesel. diesel is expensive and ensure supply because the northern countryside of homs has been under siege for years. the reason behind the high prices is a blockade we live under even then the diesel we get from the regime areas is not suitable for cars. people are forced to look for alternatives. you have to become a tree logger he fills all

specifically around the james comey firing. also questions as well about his contacts with the russians during the campaign season and he couldn't recall the episodes. unclear about how much more members of the committee believe what sessions said publicly. >> help us put it into context with jared kushner and michael flynn. >> michael flynn is the major focus for the investigation. the fact that he and jared kushner went behind closed doors earlier was significant because in large measure we are told that he did speak about michael flynn and was asked about him during the course of that 90-minute conversation. for a significant amount of time. also special counsel wanted to know about kushner's in the comey firing. significantly that is still the focus from mueller for his own investigation. >> live on capitol hill, appreciating the reporting. we will learn more about what he said behind closed doors. that's it for inside politics. hope to see you tomorrow. wolf blitzer is up after a quick break. have a good day. that cough do

special envoy staff under mr and diplomatic editor james bass is in geneva here u.n. headquarters in geneva reporters have been waiting outside with flurries of snow watching the comings and goings of the various delegations and for the first time in this round of talks in fact for the first time for several years we've had both the opposition and the government in the building at the same time we understand they have a what's known as proximity talks that's the two delegations in adjacent rooms in the special envoy stefan de mistura has been going between those rooms passing information we understand at this stage they're talking about some principles for the ongoing talks in this room which is supposed to according to the special envoy focus on a new constitution for syria and also for u.n. supervised elections they're not talking about any political transition and who should run the country during that transition and that certainly is what the opposition want to focus on rather than those other matters. well as winter approaches in syria people in the northern city

. >> julie: congressman james clyburn has argued conyers accusers may not be credible because they're white and when asked why a different standard for politicians, listen to this. >> other men in other industries have faced similar accusations and gotten out of the way. resigned, stepped down far faster than he has. right? >> you have to give some examples. >> harvey weinstein, charlie rose, matt lauer. >> who elected them? >> julie: in other words, you elected someone you didn't know at the time was, i don't know, accused of sexual misconduct and since you elected them you are stuck with him. isaac? >> david makes a good point about the fact that voters have to make a decision here and take a stand. i think we should applaud people like speaker ryan, like leader pelosi who have stood up and taken a stand. it would be great if we could see that moral leadership from the white house where they have been kellyanne conway to the networks to rally support for roy moore in alabama's election. i hope president trump will join bipartisan leadership in the congress saying enough is enough. t

james clapper, the former director of national intelligence, called trump's retweeting of the videos bizarre and disturbing and said his action undermines our relationship with our friends and allies. americans should be able to look to our president for a steady hand and responsible leadership in uncertain times. but unfortunately president trump consistently conducts himself in a way that jeopardizes our security and is not befitting the office he holds. also, though they cannot say so themselves, the president's actions make the already difficult jobs of the witnesses joining us on the first panel today even harder. the department of homeland security, federal bureau of investigation and national counter-terrorism center play key roles in securing the homeland from terrorists both foreign and domestic. i hope to hear from these witnesses today about the challenges they face, what emerging threats we should be aware of, and how congress can support them in their mission, consistent with our american laws and values. since much of our focus is typically on foreign terrorists, today