vincent to morris who says the best advice is to get a flu shot and that it is never too late to get one. >> you can protect your own family and people who are at high risk, over 65 for instance, under 5 years old. these are the children, under five of the highest risk and under 6 months are even the highest, representing a lot of mortality so you are protecting other people's children as well as sharon. >> flu activity will remain at the moderate to high level in the coming weeks. >>> still to come on the noon, thousands of people forced from their homes in aris australia. the latest on the dangers and why conditions are expected to get worst. >>> thousands of australians have been forced from their spi burn around the country. dozens of fires are burning in victoria and new south wales. about 4000 people are taking refuge on beaches in victoria away from the fire. at least 11 deaths have been linked to the fires which began last month and millions of acres have burned. authorities say conditions will worsen over the next few days acres of extremely high temperatures and strong wind

this morning we're joined by pediatric physician vincent tamares to discuss why these numbers are high and how to protect our children because it's getting worse. we're talking about the flu season. it officially starts? >> october 29th. >> october is when people come in. i feel like there was a delay where people were waiting. when do you suggest patients really get in there and get the flu shot for maximum protection? >> you can get the flu shot any time during the season. don't wait. the best time is early fall. but you can get it any time. >> if you're in february, you've had the flu, you can still do it. >> you can still get the flu shot. >> why are we seeing this increase in cases? >> it's starting earlier and lasting longer. the flu, every year there's a different type of formulation. it depends on what happened the year before. >> do we think the flu shot this year has missed the mark? >> this year it's looking pretty good. it's lower members but haven't hit peak. we always have to wait till we hit peak. >> you see a lot of the children coming in. we worry about the kids. when

vincent: no worries. but we see is there's a very close correlation between china measure of the oecd g7 inflation. ,alking point for u.s. equities with china attempting to build up or increase domestic demand, if they do so, it will be seen in china imports. with imports rising, that reflects well for emerging-market currencies. david: this is a fascinating correlation i would not have drawn. you're going to see what should do better is emerging markets, asia, perhaps not europe. this rotation that julian talked about out of fixed income. david: many thanks to bloomberg's vincent cignarella. next, we will talk to kathryn rooney vera of bulltick. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: carlos ghosn escapes house arrest in tokyo and shows up in lebanon. he says he wasn't fleeing justice, but injustice and prejudice in japanese courts. china's economy continues to show signs of stabilizing as manufacturing pmi's stay in positive territory. and markets take a detour. it was all heading up until yesterday, and then

second amended amendment to be contract for doctor vincent matthews. may i hear a second on this item. >> i will read this that they approve the second amendment to employment contract for soup superintendent matthews any comments from the board? okay. roll call vote. (roll call). that is seven ayes. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> section i discussion of other educational issues. doctor matthews. >> tonight we have the memorandum of understanding between the san francisco unified school district and police department presenting is the community support department and captain williams in the community engagement division with the sfpd. chief true wit and captain - con kaepernick continue williams. >> this is my last board presentation. i expected more people. it is my last chance to get my emmy on television. i am kevin truitt. good evening, i am here tonight and joined by our new director of crisis response and emergency preparedness who will take over this as the liaison and extremely happy to be joined by. >> yolanda williams, captain of school

greg: thanks to vincent cignarella. ukrainepeo arrives in today to voice support for the embattled demand and perhaps moving away from the export driven economy. nation, a message muddled by the impending senate trial against president trump. joining us now is our senior washington editor. one of the things that we will be watching in 2020, investors, geopolitical unrest. we have not talked about ukraine in a while. of state is the highest-ranking u.s. official to meet with ukrainian officials since the july 25 phone call between president trump and president zelensky that was at the center of the impeachment inquiry. pompeo is emphasizing that a key strategic interest of the united states, that the u.s. wants to support the ukrainian government, which is under siege in the conflict with russia. this situation continues to have some conflicting notes in it, in that the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani was in ukraine just earlier this month trying to continue to dig up information about the conspiracy theory tha

the crash killed five on board including gretchen vincent and her teenage son walker. one person survived, critically injured. >> oh, my gosh, there is a survivor. so i was like, what? so we got closer and they pulled a guy out of the burning flame. >> reporter: flight data shows the plane had a steep downward turn and getting no response from the pilot. the plane barely clearing an apartment building before striking power lines and crashing into the post office parking lot below. >> the wreckage is in pretty tough shape between impact damage and fire damage, so there's not a lot to work with. >> reporter: there's a month-long investigation ahead. carley's husband telling me, knowing how this happened won't bring his wife back. he's turned his attention to honoring the memory of the feisty and passionate woman he loved. her funeral services being planned for this weekend. whit. >> just an awful tragedy. kaylee hartung for us, thank you. >>> and another deadly plane crash in a maryland neighborhood near washington, d.c. officials say one person died when a small plane s

vincent: i think so. what people didn't realize because we haven't seen the fed in the short data money markets in such a long time, people forget, there was a time when the repo market and reverse repo market was how the feds managed the feds funds rate. since greenspan's era we have gone to targeting, not used the short-term markets as we did 30-odd years ago. the banks have found a way around it as they tend to do. between what the fed has done, the banks have done, the fed will offer i think three opportunities today to borrow for year-end. they'll probably do the same tomorrow. then things will quiet down as we go into 2020. david: we were talk about the united states. talk about china. china has just come out and said we are going to ease up some on the interest rate. particularly on loans already outstanding. we have to renegotiate those s that going to -- what do you expect in 2020? sylvia: china is an interesting place to look. we talked about the potential of the weaker dollar. i think one of th

suzette fowler knew the youngest victim, walker vincent today would have been his 16th birthday >> people in our community who were loved and cared for and somebody's family just gone. it's hard. >> my god. >> reporter: neighbors believe the outcome could have been much worse if not for the pilot >> do you believe the pilot in this case saved lives? >> i think he did. i think there's no doubt about that >> reporter: friends say that most of the victims knew each other either through work or their mutual love of lsu as for why carley mccord was on that plane, she knew gretchen, walker's mother, and was plan on driving to atlanta to the football game when she was offered a seat on the plane and accepted cori, back to you. >> all right sam, thank you. >>> actor zach efron is speaking out after reports that he contracted a life-threatening infection. according to australia's "sunday telegraph," the 32-year-old was reportedly air lifted and hospitalized after contracting a bacterial infection while filming his new show "killing zach efron." saying in part, i did get sick but i bounce back quic

and her son walker vincent and carly mccord. 51-year-old man has survived the crash is in critical condition. all were en route to watch lr su play in the peach bowl. one of the victims is the daughter-in-law of defensive coordinator. before the head coach broke the news to him. >> there is a tragedy that happened in the coach's family today. i was the one that had to tell coach. here is what he said. coach, we're going to get through. this. >> reporter: mireya villarreal, cbs news. >>> there is concerns tonight a series of cancer prevention surgeries stemming from genetic testing may not have been needed at all. seven women in one family had major surgery after a brca test. >> the results that i was positive. it was very alarming. >> reporter: katie mathis was in her early 30, married with a young son when she decided to take a genetic risk to check her risk for cancer. shortly after, she learned she had a mutation on a brca gene, which significantly raise as person's risk of developing breast or ovarian cancer. after struggling what to do, she underwent surgery to remove her uterus, fallop

among the fatalities, pilot ian biggs, vaughn crisp, gretchen vincent, and her son walker. today would have been his 16th birthday. and new orleans sports reporter, car lee mccord, the daughter-in-law of steve ensminger. his team showing their support for him after the win. >> just the fact that he stuck with the game and still called a great game. so, that just means a lot for the players, and we're all with him. >> officials say their goal is to clear the charred wreckage behind me by the end of the damond. witnesses have given investigators statements. >>> the faa and ntsb are investigating a horrific plane crash just ten miles outside washington, d.c. the small plane slammed into a home in maryland. the pilot, the only one on board, did not survive. fortunately no one on the ground was hurt. the plane had just taken off from college park airport earlier in the afternoon. >> the plane came from behind the house and hit the carport and blew the car to the other side of the street. >> i was putting my daughter to sleep and you hear a loud -- like a boom. and then the house

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to the white house interview one was paul white who is a pastor in florida his father loved norman vincent peel the preacher in manhattan as a little boy he would take donald trump to that torch so he grew up loving norman vincent peel and was upset when he died and got a lot of inspiration. >>. >> first of all donald trump appointed 90 percent white others were one african-american one hispanic it's illegal for his daughter and son-in-law to be in the white house in the first place because they could not get security clearance.th and third you speak about the republican party the tax giveaway to the top 1 percent and you brag that they took 6 million people off of and then to say they gave black food stamps that is a racist statement in itself. the problem with the republican party with the last 50 years black home ownership is at the lowest in over 50 years you as a part of that? steve nguyen you talk about black people being on the bus what about in his cabinet? it is the wealthiest and widest cabinet in america. and 98 of those judges were white one african-american and one hispanic. >

vincent and her 15-year-old son michael walker vincent, and 31-year-old carly mccord. >> stephen berzas survived the crash and a is in critical condition. >> all the passengers were en route to atlanta to watch the lsu play oklahoma in the impeach bowl, one of the victims, carly mccord is the daughter-in-of ufoordinator steve head coach ed ortegon broke the news to him. >> there's a tragedy which happened in coach ensminger's said, coach we are going to get through this. >> cbs news. there is much more ahead on the "cbs weekend news". the story of a woman who says a genetic cancer test that caused her suffering when it should have prevented it. >> plus why some taxis are allowed to operate despite serious safety problems. and later, giving a lifesaving gift to complete strangers. >> >> quijano: there's concern tonight a series of cancer prevention surgeries stepping from genetic testing may not have been needed at all. seven women in one family had major surgery after a brca test showed they had a high risk for cancer. one of the women says she was left debilitated and unable to have mo

among the fatalities, vaughn crisp, pilot ian biggs, gretchen vincent, and her son walker. today would have been his 16th birthday. and new orleans sports reporter carley mccord, the daughter-in-law of lsu offensive coordinator steve ensminger. the coach wiping away tears before the game. his team showing their support him after the win. >> just the fact that he still stuck with the game, still called a great game. so that just means a lot for the players. we're all with him. >> reporter: officials say their goal is to clear the wreckage by the end of the day tomorrow. witnesses have given investigators two videos of the crash, critical to what will be a monthslong investigation. >> kaylee, thank you. >>> there's much more ahead tonight on "world news tonight" this sunday. the chopper tour that took a what we're just now learning about the crash that killed all seven people onboard. >>> plus, the desperate search for a 14-year-old boy who vanished before christmas. his mom begging for a miracle tonight. >>> and the discovery on a deserted, rocky beach. what witnesses heard,

suzette fowler knew the youngest victim, walker vincent. today would have been his 16th birthday. >> people in our community who were loved and cared for and somebody's family, just gone. it's hard. >> my god. >> reporter: neighbors believe the outcome could have been much worse if not for the pilot. >> do you believe the pilot in this case saved lives? >> i think he did. i think there's no doubt about that. >> sam joins us now. sam, you're learning more about why carley was on that plane this evening. what do we know? >> reporter: yeah, peter. carley knew gretchen, walker's mom, through their mutual love of lsu. she was planning to driving to atlanta but was offered a seat on that plane is accepted. >> awful tragedy there. sam, thank you. >>> when we come back here, an nbc news investigation. how some common medications with ingredies that sell fornt (dad) aaaah! (mom) nooooo... (son) nooooo... (avo) quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. quitting smoking

the plane's pilot, ian biggs, gretchen vincent, michael walker vincent, and robert vaughn crisp. officials say 37-year-old wade berzas was the sole survivor. authorities adding at least three on the ground were also injured. many in louisiana mourning their own. >> investigators say there was less than a minute between the takeoff and the crash. the ntsb says the investigation could take between 12 and 18 months to complete. that will do it for me this beak. coming up next, reverend al sharpton hosts a special edition of politiciitic"politics natio." "." - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. (kickstart my heart by motley crue)) (truck honks) (wheels screeching) (clapping) (sound of can hitting bag and bowl) (clapping) always there in crunch time. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg

his mom, gretchen vincent, was a passenger on that plane as well. sam brock, thanks to you from lafayette, louisiana. >>> the iowa caucus is 36 days away and the top democratic contenders are scattered across the hawkeye state making their case to undecided voters, including mayor pete buttigieg, the mayor of south bend, state polls but still trails joe biden nationally. earlier today the former veteran hit the former vice president for his vote in support of the iraq war. >> i certainly respect the vice president but this is an example of why years in washington is not always the same thing as judgment. i supported the worst foreign policy decision made by the united states in my lifetime, which was the decision to invade iraq. >>. >> shaquille breawster is in knoxville, iowa, where mayor pete buttigieg finished up an event. you were there when he was asked about the iraq war. is this an issue on the campaign trail now? >> reporter: we're going to have to watch for that. this is not an attack new for vice president biden. demany cn supported the wa

norman vincent peale is actually accused of being a hypnotist because he was so influential. we know that the president picked it ypup, he got it honestly from the best source ever. i will let you see a study of all the people who attended e church and compare them to the average, that would be interesting. i can almost guarantee you that their life results are completely different than the ordinary people. so that's one, then the roy cohn thing, i know too much about him except maybe what you know, that he wasn't big on apologizing he was in attack all the time. win, win, win, you see those qualities in trump but you also see the persuasion part of them. he's got a lot going on there >> you talk about in the book in the context of various kinds of arguments and ways to think about things about climate change and the focus in northern california with wildfires, mudslides, there is ala lot going on here. talk about your perspective on how people should think about climate change in a way that's not "loser think". >> and not gonna try to change any of your mind. you are safe. [

a mother and her 15-year-old son, michael walker vincent were two of the victims to die in the crash. he is the youngest victim. the school released a statement we're saddened by the tragic loss of the beloved ascension student and his mother. join us in prayers of comfort and healing as the school toms together to navigate this difficult time. one of the other victims was carley mccord. she is two-time runner-up in the miss louisiana pageant. she worked as a sideline reporter for espn and daughter-in-law of lsu offensive coordinate, steve ensminger. the ap reported that ensminger had tears on his eyes when showed up on the field at yesterday's game between lsu and oklahoma state. the lsu players embraced him with you hads yesterday. lsu easily beat oklahoma 63-28 in that game. the mvp. the news station released a statement saying they are in lafayette in the parking lot of a post office an hour west of baton rouge. the plane clipped the post office on the way down, hit a vehicle, plowed through a vehicle and burst into flames. this happened around 9:30 yesterday morning, shortly afte

among the casualties, gretchen and walker vincent. sports reporter carley mccord, daughter-in-law of coach steve ensminger, seen emotional after the football game. the head coach describes the moment he broke the news. >> i told him what happened. he said, coach, we're going to get through this. >> reporter: the ntsb on the ground trying to piece together what led to this plane crash with an experienced pilot at the helm. kaylee hartung, abc news, lafayette, louisiana. >>> in hawaii this morning new calls for stronger oversight of helicopter tours after a crash killed seven people over the holiday week. abc news reporter will carr has more. >> reporter: according to authorities, the helicopter with six passengers and the pilot was flying just over a mile inland when it struck a cliff, then plummeted 100 yards down. all seven on board died including amy gannon and 13-year-old jocelyn gannon from wisconsin and a family of four from switzerland. the pilot, paul mattero, had 12 years of experience according to safari helicopters. >> you c

among the fatalities, gretchen vincent and her teenage son walker. today would have been his 16th birthday. and new orleans sports reporter carley mccord. the daughter-in-law of lsu's offensive coordinator. the coach seen emotional before the football game. after the tigers' win, the coach describing the moment he broke the news. >> told him what happened. here's what he said. coach, we're going to get through this. >> reporter: the ntsb has just arrived here on the ground in lafayette, sending as many as a dozen investigators who will try desperately to piece together what caused this crash with an experienced pilot at the helm. eva? >> kaylee hartung for us there. >>> well, the winter storm is barreling across the country causing dangerous conditions on the road. more to come for the new year. rob is here with what's going on. rob, we're looking at the new year's eve forecast. >> some folks will have a hard time with it. i think most folks will see this thing clear up. it's been a slow go. it's growing in size now covering about a third of the coun

pushing the idea of winning at any cost, be a killer, his -- his parents being very affected by norman vincent peele, the power of positive thinking, the way that you impress on your mind an image of yourself as successful, hold to it tenaciously. i love that word, tenaciously. never let it go. and then roy cohn comes in with never admit defeat. always blast back. anybody accuses you of something, you push back. that whole sort of, whole trajectory of what he was trained on, i think we saw that when he was in real estate. we see it now that he needs that kind of -- he needs to win, and he needs to obliterate anybody in his way. >> he's sort of like charlie on the old "star trek" episode where anyone that didn't show him enough love and affection, he made their mouth disappear. even if the person is deceased. i want to play you donald trump going after a deadrm senator jo died earlier this year and going after his widow. here he is at a that's a real beauty. so she calls me up like eight months ago. her husband was ill a long time. but i didn't give him the b treatment or c or d. i could have.

ian biggs and gretchen vincent. >> authorities adding at least three others on the ground were injured. this morning, many in louisiana are mourning some of their own. >> reporter: as you are looking now at this car turned oupside down. willie, one woman who happens to be in her car at the time this plane crashed down, it clipped her vehicle and ignited into fire. >> what a terrible story. >> we are thinking about the family as well. sam, thank you very much. >>> it was a bittersweet victory for lsu. joe burrow in an over powering 63-28 win over oklahoma. burrow threw 7 for touchdowns in the first half. clemson, last year's national champions narrowly beat ohio state in a 29-23 biter. clemson and lsu will faceoff on monday, jan >>> straight ahead, a special count down of the best highs and lows of the year. a dramatic running embrace reminding us of the beauty of pure unspoiled joy. the world series fans who reminded us to keep your priorities straight when he gave up his body to save a couple of expensive stadium beers. the backlash to big name social media responding to new platform

. >> reporter: killed gretchen david vincent and her 15-year-old son walker, robert vaughn crisp ii and the plane's pilot ian biggs. the ntsb is traveling to lafayette to lead the investigation hoping to determine the cause of the crash. trevor at, abc news, new york. >>> out in hawaii, officials are confirming no survivors in that sight seeing helicopter crash. the seven victims include a mother and her 13-year-old daughter visiting from wisconsin. also on board was a family of four from switzerland and the helicopter's pilot. the group was setting out to tour the rugged and remote coast on the island of kauai last week when things went wrong. >> the area is infamously known for having weather change in a heartbeat. it's mountainous. it's elevated. it's close to the cloud line as it is. >> this morning the ntsb and faa are investigating the exact cause of the crash. >>> coming up on "this week" democratic presidential candidate andrew yang discusses the latest on his campaign and the 2020 race. watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> off

. >> reporter: killed gretchen david vincent and her 15-year-old son walker, robert crisp and ian biggs. the ntsb is traveling to lafayette to lead the investigation hoping to determine the cause of the crash. trevor at, abc news, new york. >>> in hawaii officials are confirm nothing survivors in that sight seeing helicopter crash. the seven include a mother and her 13-year-old daughter who are visiting from wisconsin and a family of four from switzerland and the pilot. the group was setting to tour the rugged coast on the island when things went wrong. >> the area is infamously known for having weather change in a heartbeat. it's mountainous. it's elevated. it's close to the cloud line as it is. >> this morning the ntsb and faa are investigating the exact cause of the crash. >>> coming up on this week democratic presidential candidate andrew yang discusses the latest on his campaign and the 2020 race. watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> officials in south australia say there is catastrophic fire danger for the state until tomorrow. t

gretchen vincent. michael walker vincent. wdsu's general manager saying we are devastated by the loss of an amazing talent. the new orleans saints and pelicans issues a statement. carly was a valued member of our family as an in-game host. our thoughts and prayers go out to carley's family with this tragic loss. >> as for the four others injured, one critically on the plane, another by stander, critically injured -- the man on the plane was able to tell his wife, i'm okay. but right now, he's trying to recover in a hospital. garrett, back to you. >> sam brock in louisiana for us. >>> now to politics this morning. former vice president joe biden is walking back comments he made about defying a possible congressional subpoena in the senate impeachment trial. hans nichols is in florida with the latest on that. >> former vice president joe biden working to clarify if he would honor a senate subpoena in any possible impeachment trial for president donald trump. vowing to cooperate only with a legitimate or lawful congressional inv

robert von crisp of the second, gretchen d vincent and michael walker vincent. >> it is a tragic event, it hurts because you feel for the family. it's something that we know working to get through but we just have to make sure we keep going first. >> eyewitnesses clearly shook up by this tragedy the plane crash in the parking lot of a post office after clipping the building and some powerlines. the plane hit a car engulfing that car inflames, eyewitnesses say they saw the plane flying low before higher hearing a massive explosion and hearing a big ball of flame. >> so yeah, i was walking out in this plane just comes down, and it was shaking, and i was scared. and it just crashed and it just skidded across the post office. and then it just burst into flames over there. and the fire just went like all the way down. and then whenever it kind of went out, it was just a black mark all the way across. the whole house shook, the ground shook. >> the lone passenger that survived the crash was taken to the hospital in critical conditions. others taken to the hospital were three people on the gr

is andur next caller from vincent in lancaster, pennsylvania. vincent is a middle-aged collar. middle-ageds a caller. just like told comment -- first of all, the younger generation came off of eight years of president obama, where it was free phones, free this, everyone is entitled to have this. i'm sorry about that. we have an old-fashioned president now who wants to give you everything you need to go to work, earn a living, and live a good life. stamps,o not need food you should not be getting them. , it goes on and goes on. we talk about free college for --rybody and student death debt. what happened to investing in yourself? there is night school, community college, whatever you can afford, you go for it. blame folks for this stuff? we now have people running for president saying billion errors -- billionaires are wrong people. you should not be that way. where thata country is supposed to be the drive of everybody. the opiate crisis -- if you do your history, i think the civil war was the first opiate crisis. folks are not paying attention to their history. our president c

robert vaughn crisp ii gretchen vincent michael walker vincent. tributes pouring in from the court tonight. wdsu's general manager saying, we are devastated by the loss of such an amazing talent the new orleans saints and pelicans issuing a statement. carley was a valued member of our new orleans saints and new orleans pelicans family as an in-game host our thoughts and prayers go out to carley's family with this tragic loss. >> sam, this is an unbelievable tragedy. are there any updates on the injured tonight? >> reporter: there were four other people who were injured, kristen. the passenger on the plane critically a bystander critically 2 other people suffered smoke inhalation we do know tonight, we just got word, the ntsb is sending a team of nine out here to investigate. kristen? >> sam brock in louisiana, sam, thank you for that >>> as millions prepare to travel home from the holidays, several dangerous and powerful storms are bearing down on the nation right now the biggest threats, ice and snow across the plains and midwest. and in the sout

robert vaughn crisp ii, gretchen vincent and her son, michael walker vincent. the plane had just taken off from the lafayette airport, was only a mile way, and the pilot clipped that power line right there. the plane went down in the parking lot of that post office, astually hit a lady who was in a vehicle, the vehicle caught fire seiously injuring the lady and the fiews lablg continued into a field. this is eyewitness video that was recorded by alexis west who deld us what she saw. a it just skidded on the concrete at the post office, and then it just went by, and then all of a sudden, just this big explosion. it was just like an action movie. it just, like, happened so fast. >> reporter: miss west actually saw the sole survivor walking away from the aircraft. lksten. >> somebody grabbed him from the fire and pulled him out and sat wm on the ground. hiestles burned from his shoulder all the wait down, like, his shirt, his clothing, everything was ripped. >> reporter: the man she is talking about is wade berzas. tonight he is at a local hospital listed in criti

vincent, and her 15-year-old son, walker. the ntsb tonight heading to the scene. this community grieving, looking for answers as to what went wrong. >> it's a tragic event. it hurts, you know, because they you feel for their families, you know, and it's something that we know we're going to get through. >> kaylee hartung joins us from the scene of that awful crash. the ntsb is launching a full go team to look at a number of factors including the actions of the pilot. >> reporter: that's right, whit. investigators arriving tonight will look at what remains of the structure of the plane and its engines. and we should note that pilot was very experienced. whit? >> kaylee, thank you. >>> next to the major winter storm gaining strength and marching east. winter weather alerts from the rockies to new england. that wild crash caught on camera in the west, texas fog there, the semi-truck out of control coming so close to that camera person, landing a trooper in the hospital. and this bus, out of control, sliding sideways down a street outside of minneapolis. drivers stran

boy he would take donald trump to that church so he grew up loving norman vincent peel and was upset when he died and got a lot of inspiration from o him. >> new jersey democrat good morning. >> good morning. first of all donald trump he appointed 98 percent white judges second can you speak about his children in the white house it is illegal for his daughter and son-in-law to be there in the first place they couldn't get security clearance and he pushed it through. third you speak about the republican party the 2 trillion-dollar tax giveaway to the top 1 percent and you, brag that they took 6 million people off of unemployment and then the statement you made that day gave plaques food stamps that's a racist statement in itself. the problem with the republican party in the last 50 years black homeownership is the lowest in over 50 years and you know who had a big part of that? steve secretary t14 secretary manoj and it is the wealthiest and widest cabin in america and 98 of those judges and one african-american and one hispanic that yet you h tell me. >> we have your point. >> that i

mccord was one of the the plane's pie not, robert crisp, gretchen vincent and michael walker vincent. >> it hurts, you feel for the family. it's something we are going to get through. we just have to make sure. reporter: the lone passenger who survived the crash was taken to the hospital in critical condition. three people on the ground including two postal employees aring with treated for smoke inhalation. the tragedy could have been worse considering a large walmart store is next door. the game is being played right now and mccord's father-in-law is still coaching. eric: our hearts go out to all the families of the victims of this crash. >> i have no first-hand knowledge. my point was, there will be no basis to call me as a witness to an event that in fact i cannot have any impact on. the reason and the point i was making in the second part is, the whole idea is designed take our eye off the ball. laura: former vice president joe biden suggesting he would defy a subpoena from the senate to appear as a witness in president trump's impeachment trial. this as president trump continues

is andur next caller from vincent in lancaster, pennsylvania. vincent is a middle-aged collar. middle-ageds a caller. just like told comment -- first of all, the younger generation came off of eight years of president obama, where it was free phones, free this, everyone is entitled to have this. i'm sorry about that. we have an old-fashioned president now who wants to give you everything you need to go to work, earn a living, and live a good life. stamps,o not need food you should not be getting them. , it goes on and goes on. we talk about free college for --rybody and student death debt. what happened to investing in yourself? there is night school, community college, whatever you can afford, you go for it. blame folks for this stuff? we now have people running for president saying billion errors -- billionaires are wrong people. you should not be that way. where thata country is supposed to be the drive of everybody. the opiate crisis -- if you do your history, i think the civil war was the first opiate crisis. folks are not paying attention to their history. our president c

. >> that was the first time we talked to jan michael vincent back in 1982. he passed away this year after a long battle with drugs and alcohol. but will aays be remembed as the star of the big wednesday greatest athlete."sic "world's he was 73 years old. also this year, we lost a tv legend who brought us all to tears with laughte the one and only tim conway. >> this is painted canary yellow. >> i wanted to get a color to match the brain. >> fortunate to not only be in the business b to be up and around. >>he girdle is kilng me. >> tim died at the age of 85 following an opetion on a brain condition. he was fobing lines and often made his co-stars crackup. >> he would do stu he hadn't done i rehearsal. tim was merciless take a firm hold of the hypodermic needle. he would go crazy. that is usually the one we used. it was gold. >> it's called the tonway show. >> clean up. >> i never wanted to be in the business, actually. and i wanted to be a jockey. and i started gaining weight and the horses are going, it's a lile heavy. >> we were with tim without his six dec

fdr arrived aboard a ship called the norma hall, vincent astor's private yacht and gives his first speech as president-elect at a park in miami sitting on the back of a buick delivering the speech and an italian immigrant fires 5 shots in 15 seconds at him. the bullets would have hit fdr accept a 100 pound woman was standing next to the assailant, saw him pull up his purse from one arm to another. and and saved the new deal. and the 20th amendment was ratified 9 days before. the vacancy in the president-elect, the vice president-elect takes office on inauguration day. the last call, the suicide bomber nearly killed jfk as president-elect. we noticed kennedy's assassination, how many of you know he was nearly killed by suicide bomber before he took the oath of office? shockingly none. disgruntled postal worker named richard pavlik stuffed his buick with enough dynamite to blow up an entire city block outside kennedy's home in west palm beach and ended up, was ready to do it and caught a glimpse of john john standing next to kennedy and decided he would do it later. he follows kennedy to ch

are going to see it is a plagiarized version of the fall of the rebel angles associated with michael vincent as a bases on strayer personifying defeating the enemy forces with a lance exactly as we know it from michael he thrusts lucifer into the jaws of hell and nowhere is this triumph as clear as in the michael motif of the christian tradition the church is celebrating its own triumph that's why the church directly adjoining the hoff org is dedicated not just to any old saint but to michael the hero the general of the angels with his soldierly demeanor the inheritance. dame's i doubt it. any skin that i. this full of the rebel angels was completed in 726 during the reign of the austrian emperor col the 6. the michael motif had become much more than merely a central christian motif also signified gaunts forgiveness and the emperor is grand. the church of st karl as the most significant broke edifice in vienna makes that very clear. it is a sacred building with imperial aspirations the church was intended to symbolize the connection between rome and buys and him between the west and the east

wayne, vincent price, milton burrell. >> i want to tell you seven, you're just fabulous. you said some of the funniest jokes i will ever use. [laughter] phyllis diller, mickey rooney, tim conway. >> there you are. [laughter] >> bring your own tex ito,? -- tex ito, ha? [laughter] [applause] >> but the heart and soul of the show was red, working his own special brand of magic. i'm working on this invention , it works, it works. >> hello? >> i will show you some dance steps. here, here is the billy graham. the billy graham. >> you are dancing on your heels. >> that is to save souls. [laughter] >> don't get me laughing. you will never get out of here. >> now there are different types of sneezes. i would like to show you some of those. no first you -- [laughter] >> first, you have the society sneeze. [laughter] >> then you have the nose holder, these guys. [laughter] >> then you have the truck driver's delight. wait, i better -- truck driver's delight. here. [laughter] >> this routine gets a little sloppy. [laughter] [laughter] >> come on, i want to hear one bird song. >> all

ross know your comments by norman vincent peel. . . . jen, he did not use as words, but the idea that you could program your reality of your life by changing how you thought, and i was very influenced by that. so is donald trump. in fact, norman vincent pill was not only a best-selling author, he was actually the trump pastor, and that's who he would see in church. so he'd go to church on sunday and see the most influential person, maybe whoever lived in the united states? tony robbins would be maybe the new one? so that's the influence he was getting every sunday. and i asked him about that on i talked with him and he went on about how amazing norman vincent peale was. and he wasma actually accused in his lifetime of being an influence because two so influential. so we know the president picked it up, he got it honestly from the best source ever. i would love to see a study of all the people who attended that church. and compare them to the average. that would be interesting. because i could almost guarantee you that their life results

announcer: john wayne, vincent price, milton berle. [applause] >> i want to tell you something, red. you are just fabulous. really, you said some of the funniest jokes i will ever use. [laughter] announcer: phyllis diller, mickey rooney, tim conway. >> there you are. >> ahh, there you are. >> things are working out real well. [laughter] >> bring your own tuxedo, huh? [laughter] [applause] announcer: but the heart and soul of the show was red, working his own special brand of magic. >> i'm working on this invention. it's got to work. the world is waiting for it. it works. it works. it works. it works. hello? [laughter] >> i will show you some dance steps. here, here is the billy graham. the billy graham. >> you are dancing on your heels. >> that is to save souls. [laughter] >> don't get me laughing. you will never get out of here. >> now there are different types of sneezes. i would like to show you some of those. no first you -- [laughter] >> first, you have the society sneeze. [laughter] >> then you have the nose holder, these guys. [

. >> tell him, vincent. >> royale with cheese. >> you know why they call it that? >> because of the metric system? >> check out the big brain on brad. >> "pulp fiction" was this screen play and it was the screen play itself that was this wild, harry bug. it was like a tarantula on the doorstep. >> that's an impossibility. tri trying to forget anything as intriguing this would be an exercise in future tilility. >> it was slick, it was fast. it had no convention to it whatsoever. it rewrote the rules of the way you can make film. >> you constantly have to pay attention. you have all these characters who are somehow connected and you start to figure it out as the movie goes on. >> i love you, pumpkin. >> i love you, honey bunny. >> everybody, this is a robbery! >> you know a tarantino film the moment you see it. it's such a fanfare of a new filmmaker. ♪ ♪ >> swingers came out of this kind of cocktail 50s nostalgic culture in l.a. that people who made the movie were part of and it kind of became a phenomenon. >> so what do you guys do? >> well, i'm a comedian. >> w

. ♪ [music break] amy: "new york" by saint vincent. the photos in the video were compiled by kat slootsky for her brother andrew, one of the patienents profiled in dr. azra raza's book. "the first cell and the human costs of pursuing cancer to the last." he died when he was 23 years old of a particularly aggressive form of brain cancer. i am any goodman with nermeen shaikh. we are spending the hour with dr. azrara raza, the renowned oncologist, professor of medicine at columbia university. nermeen: i want to ask you about one of the criticisms that your book has come under in "the new york times," dr.r. henry marsh praises the book that says you're too optimistic about the solutions you proposed. he writes -- on "her diagnosis of the ills from which cancer treatment suffers strikes me as accurate, but her solutions seem infused with the same unrealistic optimism she identifies as the cause of so much suffering." this is dr. henry marsh writing in "the new york times." are you guilty of too much optimism? >> no. that is the short answer

vincent and san dip. looking into next year, a lot of the debate had to do with international exposure. we continue to have these phenomenal years for the u.s. -- youot have another have to look overseas. do you buy this view? sandip: it is tempting to look at the valuation between the two markets. it has turned out to be a value trap. there is reason to be optimistic at the margin. ik good politician, i am going goodlk both -- like a politician, i'm going to talk both sides. what should help the foreign market is everything that has been a headwind so far is becoming neutral. it could become a tailwind. the de-escalation of tensions should see the dollar weaken. there is a currency boost for international markets. this is another driver for profits of multinationals. stocks that have underperformed relative to u.s.h international over should show better performance, but it is cyclical and tactical in nature. there is no place like the u.s. economy. scarlet: how underinvested or invested are folks in the

vincent: it is kind of interesting. you can just type in credit impulse and you will see the bloomberg credit impulse come up. you can follow that, and it does lag a little bit, of course, but it will give you the trend, and you can follow the trend. alix: this is quite overextended in relation to the actual credit impulse. you have to wonder, what is the lag, and what brings that down? vincent: if you thing about monetary policy, it does lag as it comes into the economy come about at the same time, it is a trend of it going forward. so far, the trend has been positive from 2018, but on a declining basis, if it continues to decline, it is going to roll over and perhaps pull equities down with it. alix: fine, i will give credence to the glass half-empty. [laughter] alix: vincent cignarella, thanks so much. picks for 2020. this is bloomberg. ♪ what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. which gps are you using anyway?

word to donate money and with the ship took to paris and then use that as a selling point and in 1919 vincent davis and then to get people to support garvey and then holds up a copy and says this is trotter's book. and did not with the movement or with a black nationalist movement and by the fact that garvey much like himself had this contentious relationship and so they had a falling out personally. and with the pieces of the guardian. and somebody who had garnered a lot of respect. >> so the support. >> so the next question that in philadelphia and how these countries use these activities in one of the things they argued in the book to go into places with the elite group of black men and that graduated from harvard. he knew them all. and this cohort that surrounded and the only black person on their campus but also come to hang out with trotter. and then to feel betrayed. and then to disavow the earlier activism. so one of the things they argue in the book that he would call out the leaders in the communities. and the leader of the church in rural new york and that which protested in 1893 a

. >> charlie manson is a great presenter, but vincent bugliosi was better. and when you put these two antagonists into a courtroom america thought this is entertainment. >> people who are curious about the tate murders go to the los angeles hall of justice where they wait in long lines. some people are so interested that they get to the courthouse at 4:00 a.m. something else this trial has done is gathered together again those members of manson's family who are not in jail. >> the world is getting crazy. >> one read part of a letter that manson wrote the district attorney. >> i am writing to you because i don't think i'm getting a fair trial. i'm an individual, one man standing alone defending myself. contrast this with the facilities you have available to you. >> i noted, for example, the coverage of the charles manson case. here is a man who was guilty, directly or indirectly, of eight murders without reason. here is a man yet, who as far as the coverage is concerned, appeared to be rather a glamorous figure. >> "l.a. times" next morning, "manson guilty, n

danny vincent, bbc news, christchurch. "a new era in human space flight." with those words, the new starliner capsule blasted off from cape canaveral this morning. it's a craft that one day could take space tourists into orbit as paying customers. starliner is on a test flight to the international space station, but the voyage hasn't gone as well as hoped, as our science correspondent jonathan amos explains. and lift off for the starliner, a new era in human space flight. a new era perhaps, but notjust yet. boeing launched its starliner capsule on time from cape canaveral in florida, but the automated ship then failed to carry out its commands properly. when it came off the top of the rocket, it was supposed to fire its engines to increase its height. it did, but at the wrong time and for too long. the starliner put itself in the wrong part of the sky. it can no longer reach the space station and will have to come home. the american space agency has been overseeing the development of the capsule. nasa has provided milestone payments to help boeing bring the