david dimbleby had said on air that aaron banks was going to be on next thursday's programme but the bbc said in a statement that: well, let's talk about the interview which did take place withjohn neil, the editor of the andrew marr show, why did you decide to interview aaron banks last sunday? aaron banks made the single biggest donation in british political history to the unofficial leave campaign, and on tuesday, the electoral commission published a six page document which set out questions that it still thinks needs answering about where the money came from aaron banks passed on to leave.eu, and then on thursday, the national crime agency announced they were undertaking a criminal investigation into these details, so on sunday there was a clear public interest in doing that interview, and it is a news story and we're a news programme and it's an obvious interview for us to want to do. of course this was after we knew he was under investigation by the national security agency, who look into serious and organised crime, is it right for the bbc to have decided to interview him unde

aaron: no, you nailed it. obviously the pit is an enduring emblem of that rapacious capitalist greed. but you also have people here who are proud of -- proud of where they live. the history of butte in many ways is you know this town that should have died and but never did. part of that is luck geographically but also the character of the people here. you know, they endured. >> anthony: as you might have gathered by now, this is a working class town. and unusual in that it's a union town. a proudly union town in an otherwise very red state. >> bryant: butte is the most interesting, important town in america that nobody knows about. >> anthony: bryant mcgregor is the owner of the silver dollar saloon in what was once butte's chinatown. >> amanda: so we call ourselves "butte, america." >> anthony: amanda curtis is a former state congresswoman, was born of the labor movement. she's a unionist, an advocate for workers and this solidly union city she calls home. >> amanda: when you got off the boat in ellis island

and if any relatives of aaron are watching -- >> 25 years old in atlanta, aaron. >> any aaron in atlanta is a target. but seriously, though, think of the five people you know that don't vote and make it your mission is to get them to vote. you're going to take them to vote. you're going to have a party. you're going to take lunch off, going to do whatever. i've been encouraging people to take election day off if they can and volunteer, to make phone calls. i can't think of a more important day to sacrifice for your country than this tuesday. and this weekend there's a website called the la lastweekend.org. go to that right now -- during the commercial break. not right now. >> they can use the keyboard. they're multitaskers. >> the lastweekend.org, and it can show you what you can do in your zip code tomorrow and sunday, be involved. the nonvoters hold the power. >> they control the outcome. >> you own america on tuesday if you're a nonvoter. get out and vote. get out and vote and show how powerful this is. and can i say one more thing -- >> let's do it after the commercial. and when we c

and if any relatives of aaron are watching -- >> 25 years old in atlanta, aaron. >> any aaron in atlanta is a target. but seriously, though, think of the five people you know that don't vote and make it your mission is to get them to vote. you're going to take them to vote. you're going to have a party. you're going to take lunch off, going to do whatever. i've been encouraging people to take election day off if they can and volunteer, to make phone calls. i can't think of a more important day to sacrifice for your country than this tuesday. and this weekend there's a website called the lastweekend.org. go to that right now -- during the commercial break. not right now. >> they can use the keyboard. they're multitaskers. >> the lastweekend.org, and it can show you what you can do in your zip code tomorrow and sunday, be involved. the nonvoters hold the power. >> they control the outcome. >> you own america on tuesday if you're a nonvoter. get out and vote. get out and vote and show how powerful this is. and can i say one more thing -- >> let's do it after the commercial. and when we come

. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. whether you're waking up to head out for the hold diday or stayi home getting t mealeady, we're working for you. we're working, first of all. let's start with that. >> we're heror and thanks joining us, getting your turkey in the oven or dressing up the vegetables for jyour stuffing. >> lauryn ricketts is in for chuck this morning to help us figure out how to deal with the cold today. >> at least there's sunshine. we're notalking about wintry weather. >> thank you for the silver li ng, lauryn. you're so lovely. >> i love you guys. there's so much love. n and you'r going to love the weather maybe too much today because of the winds, because of the cold. like i said, we do have sunshine out there. clear skies right now. that allowed our temperature to drop. ns clouds toate us, so we are looking at a good chill through the morning. this is going to be the coldest thanksgiving we've had since 1996. we have not recordeay ame high lower than 30 since they've been keeping records here in d.c

lot like aaron burr. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is broug to you by your cable or satellite provider. when the new congress starts in january, there will be more than 100 new house and senate members the democrats will control the house. the republicans the senate. new congress, new leaders. watch the process unfold on -span. >> each week, american artifacts takes you to museums and historic laces to learn about american history. in 1619, 35 english settlers arrived in berkeley, virginia. upriver from jamestown. we talked to graham woodlief, descendent of the group's leader, captain john woodlief, about how these colonists celebrated the first english thanksgiving in america. la

a lot like aaron birth. was always trying to organize factions, get southerners and northerners and political alliances. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a -- q&a. >> monday night on the communicators. and my youth pastor and author scott galloway talks about the power of the largest tech companies in the u.s. with his dna the floor, the hidden of amazon, apple, facebook, and google. >> if you think about who really knows you, is it your wife, your kids, your therapist? i would argue the entity that knows the real you is google. google knows if you are getting engaged, contemplating divorce. google knows what ailments you have, what you are worried about havinggoogle is the real you. if there is a modern man god, is google. it sees everything. and how theons intentions will likely translate to actions. these organizations know where we are, know who we are connected with, no our

burr, and he asked a lot like aaron burr. he's always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> on tuesday, secretary of state mike pompeo briefed reporters on issues, including iran sanctions and north korea's nuclear program. secretary pompeo: good afternoon, everyone. happy thanksgiving. i want to touch on five topics today.

decades, aaron. that's many years. >> that's multiple years across time and space. >> good morning, everyoniv happy thankg to you. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilorrist. thanks spending part of your holiday with us. hopefully your thanksgiving turkey will warm you up because it is cold outside. the bird goes in the oven nowo be reaor later. >> don't put itn e microwave, laureyn. just saying. you keep talking about this microwaving turkey. >> there's been a question about that on the internet. >> oh, i saw that. there's a text message going arhand. i gett. >> let's do talk about how cold git's going to today though. >> it is going to be chilly, guys. we got of things going on this morning. we have the turkey trot, people waking u early to go out there and exercise. it's going to be chilly. the sun comes up just after 6:30. we've got clear skies tonight. it's a beautiful looking night out there, but it's cold. 37 degrees right now. we're going to dip a little bit cas wetinue into the remainder of th

so that atjust here aaron banks's point of view. you cannot speak publicly while investigating. buying is he doing it? if i was him, iwouldn't. in the telegraph, a totally different story, this is all about transport and the transport secretary chris grayling saying that the second phasing of h is too. most people in london do not even know at what it is like out there. it is full of hairy people... stop it! speaking as a professional northern ireland. i think it is a vanity project. i tweeted on this! getting wild and enraged! up to manchester and up to wigan. sheffield and leads. maybe it is not going to happen. have people been counting on this happening?” know from personal experience, as a professional northern ireland, there isa professional northern ireland, there is a great deal of opposition in the north—west. why did it happen? they prefer what money there is to improve transport. is this a northern power thing?” improve transport. is this a northern power thing? i think it is a vanity project? whose vanity? not mine! ithink a vanity project? whose vanity? not mi

aaron. >>> 4:54 right now. there are some cool new things to see at the smithsonian americanistorymuseum. the museum unveiled a new super hero exhibit. it features comic books, original art pieces, movie and ha costumes that includes a superman costumewas used during the tv show in the '50s. also includes halle berry's costume. >>> big thanksgiving surprise for some deserve iing students. >> caps players surprised them with some new tech toys. they delivered 75 laptops and 45 tablets to help kids learn and they announced the school will get a makeoverourtesy of the kids can fouation which was started by former player mike green. each caps player will donate $50 for every regular season win and $100 for every ploff wi that money will go towards making improvements at henley ementary. >> great idea. >> that wasn't the only good deed the caps did t check this out. the players posed for a calendar with se ver cute friends and the stanley cup. we're still reining champs. all for a good cause. proceeds go to the home

it's coming. >> aaron blake. former intelligence folks don't like to be part of the political debates in this country but people like director brennan whose security clearances were stripped by the president and others come out of the woodwork when the president does things so, i think, repellent to the fact-based sciences. and one of those examples was him saying that the intelligence community had feelings. they had feelings. i worked in the white house. i promise everyone, the intelligence community has no feelings. for better or for worse. you and your colleagues there, jamal carbkhashoggi was one of colleagues. where does this go from here, this impasse in the national security ranks of the trump administration and not including gina haspel and the cia in today's briefing. >> the president would like you to believe the criticisms from people like john brennan are partisan motivations that people who are out to get them because they're out to get him because they're part of the entrenched culture of washingto

-- aaron burr and there were rumors burenhim that martin van may have been the ultimate son of aaron burr. we may never know the john quincy adams once wrote in his diary, and i saw it, that martin van buren looks a lot like aaron burr and acts a lot like aaron burr. always trying to organize factions. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span skua day. q and day. theichael flynn received award of service to america have legal counsel conference in st. louis. the retired lieutenant general pleaded guilty last december toine to the fbi and agreed cooperate with authorities. sentencing is scheduled for next month. this is half an hour. mr. martin: tonight, our event is a dinner that is hosted by the eagle forum and legal defense fund. it is also hosted by an organization called america's future. that is an organization founded in 1946. we think it might be the oldest conservative organization found in the country. it was after world war ii. got together a bunch of businessmen at the time. saying we need to protect america and the free market system and they started america's future. it

you are our hero, aaron. >> thank you very much, liz. liz: eodfudge.com. there's a wait list of 1,000 severely wounded heroes waiting for one of our homes. to help them move on with their lives, please, you know you can donate building homes for heroes.org. we really hope you do. go on eodfudge.com and buy some holiday sweets from sergeant hale. don't go away. ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. i needed that to quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal t

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. a good day to break out the big, puffy coat. break out t accessories, gloves, scarves, hat. lissa mollet has your commute but we want to begin with meteorologist chuck be. yo had your puffy coat on. even i put the extra layer on this morning. that is the indication it is extra cold. you need something to break the wind for the backs of your thea. 's the thing that gets the coldest. weather alert day.s wi gusting between 40 and 50 miles per hour. during the late morng, mid afternoon hours. that will keep wind chills in the 20s all day. not anything in the way of any accumulating rain or snow chance for today, bho snowrs are a possibility. the wind advisory pretty much from sunp to sun down today. strong enough winds where you can have a downed branch or power line. wind are already gusting between 25 and 30 miles per hour and that has wind chills in th 20s and teens this morning. no accumulations today. don't be like this yguy, pr coat on. it's cold outside. high today only 43 degrees.

a lot like aaron burr. he is always try to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances with one other. "q&a."ght on c-span's artifactsek, american takes you to museums and historic places to learn about american history. here is a look at one of our recent. >> what they needed to do first is find a leader. that leader was john woodlief. after looking at certain people, several people, they chose captain john woodlief to lead the expedition to the new world. john woodlief had been to the new world several times. he wasn't ancient planter, which was a title of distinction in those days -- he was an ancient planter, which was a title of distinction in those days. he had been to the new world, experienced the new world, and experienced leadership in the expedition. a group in london made him a captain in the first governor of the colony. he set on to his task of leading the expedition to the new world. what he had to do first was lease a ship. he released the good ship margaret

he spent a lot of time with aaron burr, hamilton's birth -- hamilton's murderer. there are rumors persist in threat the life of martin bit -- martin van buren. martin van buren may have been the illegitimate son of aaron burke. we don't know. no one will ever know. john quincy adams once wrote in that martin van buren looks a lot like aaron burr. and he acts a lot like aaron burr. -- alwayss tried trying to organize factions and giving southerners and northerners and political alliances to speak together. >> tonight at eight eastern on c-span's q and a. next, on american history tv, a historian talks about his book bureau of spies, the secret connection between espionage and journalism in washington. and espionage that took place inside the building where he gets his talk. for not tohow spies germany, the soviet union and the cia operated from world war ii through the cold war inside the building that stands a few blocks from the white house. club and thepress spy museum hosted this hour and 15 minute long event. >> welcome to the national press come up -- press c

>>'m glad now i know i can call aaron jr. for th rest of his natural life. >> i would advise you not to. >> don't youworry, jr., we'll get you all bundled up. wind chills in the 20s. wind chills in the 20s. more about unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for 12 hours. so you're totally ready for that big moment. colgate total. be totally ready for life. >>> here at the live desk breaking news to report e chinese scientist who claims to have made the world's first genetically edited babies, there's a secondregnancy that the scientist just made the announcement. he claims to haved alt the dna of twins born earlier this month to make them resistant to aids. scientists say the changes can be inherited and harm other genes. right now riceit unive is investigating a bioengineering professor for h possible involvement with the work of hay who has failed or refus to answer many questions including who actually paid for his work and research. eun, aaron? >> a lot of questions abou

aaron? >> 4:52 right now. it's an unsettling statistic. suicide claims more police and firefighters' lives than any of the dangers they face on the job. >> now a local police department is trying to mak adifference. news 4's doreen gensler spoke with the faiouaxy police chief, a deeply personal message as he works to change minds. >> it's okay not to feel okay. you won y loser job. andid roessler is getting in hopes of saving lives. > i see a counselor and i'm a human being. this profession and life in general s isething that complicates our day-to-day decision making. unfortunately, a first responders, we are seeing horrific scenes over and ove again and also dealing with the stress ofar people tha just having the worst day of their lives. >> reporter: in 2017 more police officers and firefighters died byuicide than alline of duty deaths combined. chf roessler is trying to change that by speaking openly orout his own post traumatic stress dr and he wants first responders to know they're not alone. that's why heed sta showing this raw and

good morning, aaron. right now we're watching the salt trucks work here on 81 south going toward warrenty co they're here two at a time, dropping salt. we have seen cars pass these guys by. be careful as you do so. they need room tnd work a salt these roads, which have become a lot wetter in the past hour. vdot saying you'll be seeing this throughout the day as this rain turns to a wintry mix and snow throughout our area, especially here in vithinia. ey're asking all slow down.o as was mentioned earlier, we do have school closures here in warren county as well as fredrick. perhaps we won't see as many ca on the road, but when you do head out, be sure you are extra d give yourself time because these conditions can be tricky. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank you. >>> team coverage continues in montgomery schools there operating on a two-hour delay to ay. inistrative offices will open on time. news 4's megan mcgrath is live in gaithersburg with howar thin looking there. megan, good morning. >> rep

acts like ehrenberg. -- aaron burr. he always tried to organize factions and get people together. at 8 p.m.night eastern, on c-span skew and that. &a.q >> listen to c-span's weekly podcast. this week, part one of a two-part interview with three nationally known residential historians. they share historical context for the trump presidency. >> it is an andrew johnson like president. somebody who has impeachment swirling around him, somebody who is not able to close or heal a racial divide. is a real animosity between the press and the president as early as john adams, because he is the person who is pushing for the sedition .ct of 1798 and what that does is it actually tries to prevent criticism of the government and of the present. >> find it c-span's of the weekly on the free radio app or wherever you go for podcasts. >> mexico's ambassador to the united states joined a discussion on the current state of the u.s.-mexico relationship. in light of the recent trade agreement. the former u.s. ambassador to mexico also spok

aaron banks say he's confident he'll be cleared of what he called ludicrous allegations. a minister resigns amid claims the government has delayed cutting the maximum stake on fixed—odds betting terminals. a mass walkout by google employees in new york, part of a global protest at the way the tech giant treats women and ethnic minorities. the ten—year—old who'll miss out despite british doctors being allowed to prescribe some with canabis for medical reasons for the first time. two somersaults, two twists... brilliant biles — the american gymnast makes history as she becomes the first female gymnast to win four all—around world titles. and coming up on bbc news, former leicester manager claudio ranieri makes an emotional return, while claude puel describes it as the hardest week in the club's history. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. an investigation is being launched by the national crime agency into the prominent businessman aaron banks and his leave.eu campaign for alleged offences committed in the eu referendum. mr banks was referred to the n

are you kidding, aaron? aaron is trying to swat away a fly in the studio right now. >> we've been doing this for like two minutes. >> we can't get it. there it is! c i guess i't kill it on tv, right? i'll wait. >> the silver lining is there won't bes nearly much wind today. that's the good news. >> chuck bell is here with more to the s team 4 forecast. >> didn't have to worry about gnats yet. the wind kep moving them around. i don't know how they've survived the freeze. temperatures are in the 20s to around 30 this morning. 28 now in fairfax. 32 in loudoun. 28 intg mery county. 38 in prince george's.re temperaturesn the 20s and 30s, but there's just enough of a,reeze le whatever temperature you see in your hometown, take about 10 degrees off and that's the windchill. kids, on yourhe way to bus stop, winter coat, hat, sunglasses ready to go. it'll be a bright and sunny day temperatures will eventually climb into the low and mid-40s. sun is down at 4:45 today. at least the sun will be out. therefore, the daily

the businessman, aaron banks, insists all donations he made to the leave campaign complied with electoral law and says his critics are trying to undermine brexit. we know the electoral commission has a bias in this. the chairman has called it a collection of nonsense. everybody is biased against you. it is 52 versus 48. tributes are paid to the former cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood, who has died from cancer aged 56. eight children are injured after falling from a giant inflatable slide at a fireworks event in surrey. most have now been discharged from hospital but one child remains under observation. we don't still know yet exactly what happened but eight children appear to have come off near the top of the slide, or at the top of the slide, i am not quite sure yet and landed on the floor beside it. leicester city's football players arrive in bankok tojoin the funeral of their former chairman vichai srivaddhanaprabha. a 33—year—old man from lincolnshire has become the first person to swim around the british coast. it feels weird now to sort of be lo

that's two things, aaron and eun. just a couple of minutes ago, we looked at the security checkpoint lines. things definitely picking up. lots of people are tryin to ilad out and spend thanksgiving with their famy and friends. security line even a half hour ago people were breezing through. that changed in the last 10, 15 minutes. a lot of construction here at ragan national, but they are offering free parking in the garages for up to an hour. pack lightly. st airlines have raised the baggage fees and if you have one of those cheap economy basic economy tickets, just remember, they won't even let you bring a carry on on so remember pack lightly. check that ticket before you orhead out the . reporting live at raganna tional, chris lawrence, news 4. >> thank you, chris. >>> now from the airport to the roads, melissa mollet is reporting several backups now. >> big problem southbound 270 after montrose road, a six mile backup o headed southboun 270. after that you get through it minutes, you of pass montgomery mall. all s

aaron rodgers and russell williams -- wilson. aaron rodgers arrived wearing a butte county strong sweatshirt. he grew up here. these fires have really hit home for him. on the field, even though his numbers are down, he is still at the peak of his game. 49ers remember what he did in week six. his favorite target is right there. so the local favorite tonight is rogers. he is talking about the short week and playing tonight. >> it is tough for the older guys such as myself. tuesday is a great rehab day and a good day to get your body back. then the next day you do meetings or walk is. the nfl has done it this way and they enjoy the thursday games. maybe this is something they should talk about. >> he turns 35 years old and a couple weeks. he's not that old. we will have full highlight after the game. >>> after the game we will also talk about the 49ers. are they as bad as their record. the answer may surprise you. plus, we will do a one-on-one interview with green. >> draymond green is feud with kevin durant. we will show you every

stories: police in the uk investigate one of the leading donors for the brexit campaign, businessman aaron banks. he says his £8 million donation was within the rules. street protests in iran, as the us gets ready to re—impose tough economic sanctions. floods in sicily kill two families living in the same house. the italian prime minister calls it "an immense tragedy". music remembering the fallen. a concert in france — to begin a week of events marking 100 years since the end of the first world war. hello and welcome to world news today. (pres) with less than five months to go before britain leaves the european union, the row over the brexit referendum has re—surfaced with a vengence. one of the leading campaigners in favour of brexit, the businessman aaron banks, is being investigated by police, on suspicion that he may have broken strict rules on election spending in britain. in a bbc interview today, mr banks has insisted that all the money he provided for the referendum campaign, amounting to millions of pounds, was generated from his businesses in the uk, and therefore within

aaron is literally an arm's length. he's going to stand right there. >> i want to see a close-up. >> what was i talking about? oh, i was talking about the coldest thanksgiving since 1996. it is going to be chilly by this afternoon, but after midnight, our temperatures here in d.c., we're in the low 40s. it's not technically going to be the coldest thanksgiving we've seen since1996. but 1996 we only made it up to 35. we're going to stick in the low to mid-30s today. plus we have windchills in the teens and 20s. it's going to be out there. i'm going to say it's the coldt since 1996. current temperatures right now, you can see the low to mis30s. it chilly. factor in the winds that are going to be gusting up to 30 miles an hour. this is what it feels like retside. windsnly beginning to increase right now. it feels like the 20s as you start your morning. if you're headed out to any turkey trots, just know it is going to be mighty, mighty cold out there. in fact, by 8:00 a.m., it's going to feel like 13 degrees with that wind

aaron rodgers high school right behind me. he's joining n ining thousands e looking to donate to this area to people who require so much. but his donation is coming with a little bit of criticism from his own family. this morning aaron rodgers may be feeling the old saying no good deed goes unpunished. on wednesday, the quarterback, who grew up in chico, california, near the area impacted by the wild fires announced a major donation to the community. >> i personally reached out to my friends and the mayor to find out how i can be the most help. i donated $1 million to help with recovery and eventual rebuild of these communities. >> reporter: for rogers, who has been estranged from his family for years, the good deed brought up drama. his brother responding when your own mom is home alone during the fires and you miss the fundamental first step of compassion, calling your parents to make sure they are safe, everything else just feels like an act. neither brother responded to our request for comment. but aaron rodgers made it cl

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aaron? >> hans, i think you make a good point that begs the question whether this new policy might deter migrants from actually trying to cross the border. is this really just something that gets ignored? >> well, we don't know the answer to that. what it would do is it would deter individuals from making those formal claims at points of entry, right, and it's the point of entry that the trump administration wants to funnel people because they want to cut down on the illegal crossings all along that 2,000 mile border. that's why the u.s. military has been brought in to reinforce. if you tell people that at the point of entry they won't be able to make those claims, and again, we don't know how they'll do these claims. will they have u.s. judges come down here, how will they gather the facts, a lot of this still needs to be determined but as it is right now, they're clearly putting up hindrances to using the official border crossings because they know they won't be able to get their asylum cl

>> i think we can make small changes that have a lot of big impact. >> aaron studied how people moved through the store and developed a plan to upgrade the photography, sharpen the brand image and make it easier for customers to find what they need. he told jackie it all starts with one word, consistency. >> half the battle oftentimes is just not being consistent. doing it this way one day, doing it different the next day and how do we bring consistency so you have to work less and have the opportunity to make more. >> the first step started with finding a unified look and logo that identified the store to its customers. it's already right there above the door. >> it's instant identity. expanded if you open a new location anywhere, boom, you put that on the building and people see it and it's classy yet comfy. >> aaron then suggested that a few directional signs would eliminate the confusion about where to go. >> it's an opportunity to use these graphics, these photos. >> aaron's graphics came from gordon's brand new pictures which made the products look fantastic. gordon also offered

aaron banks described himself as one of the bad boys of brexit. he became one of the uk's biggest political donors, with his multi—million pound support of britain's withdrawal from the eu. that money went to the unofficial leave. eu campaign, fronted by nigel farage. and it came via mr bank's company, better for the country. but the electoral commission says we have reasonable grounds mr banks, who is currently in bermuda, described as ludicrous, saying... i welcome the matter being passed on to the national crime agency because to date all we have seen from the electoral commission is a biased approach. i hope the matter will be shortly concluded to demonstrate that no crimes have been committed. the national crime agency says electoral law offences would not normally come under its remit but the potential for wider offences to have been committed means an investigation is appropriate. the nca should now use all of their powers to investigate this fully. these are very serious matters and part of that investigation has to bring to a conclusion

aaron? >> all right, melissa. thank you. >>> 6:33 right now. here's a look atur other top stories this morning. a d.c. priest has been arrested on sexual abuse charges. police say father urbanoha vazqz been charged for reaching down the shirt of a teenage girl. th incident allegedly happened three years ago. vazquez has been removed from ministry, and another priestveas been remo for failing to report the allegation. >>> jeff sessions is out as attorney general at the president's request. sessions submitted his resignation yesterday. that essentially hands oversight of the russia investigation to reomever the president chooses. sessions and thedent had a rocky relationship since sessions recused himself from overseeing that investigation. >>> an update on the problems at the polls in prince george's county on election day. some spent hours standing in line waiting to vote tuesday. more than a dozen polling places ran out of paper ballots, which raised questions about voter m suppression yland's largest democratic voting bloc. but the administra

[applause] elvis aaron presley. elvis presley defined american culture to billions of adoring fans around the world. the king of rock 'n roll, elvis fueled gospel, country, and rhythm and blues to create a sound all his own, selling more than a billion records. elvis also served nearly two years in the united states army, humbly accepting the call to serve, despite his fame. he starred in 31 films, drew record breaking audiences to his shows, sent television ratings soaring, and earned grammy award nominations. he ultimately won three grammy awards for his gospel music. decades after his passing, he remains an enduring and beloved american icon. the united states is proud to honor this american legend. [applause] president trump: i just want to thank everybody. these are outstanding individuals, and we are so proud to have them represent us for so many years and it's a great honor to have everybody with us. on behalf of the first lady, melania, myself, thank you all for being here. this has been extraordinary. thank

chri >> reporter:well, aaron. jennifer wexton went back to her four democratic issue talking about people wanting health care and being separated from their parents. whhe was running against barbara comstock she made no bones about the fact that the name she was gunning for was president trump. jennifer wexton won the seat. the first a time democrat has done so since 1981. she did so by trying to tie barbara comstock to the president who remains relatively unpopular in this part of northern virginia. barbara comstock tried to separaerself and talked about how she fought for a pay raise while the president was calling for a pay freeze, but in the end that blue wave swamped her. re is what she said after losing this race. victoriesw, great will continue. look at our supreme court. we are going to still hold our senate. we going to be able to do great things together. >> reporteer she n actually mentioned jennifer wexton by name in the speech and she made no indicatf what she plans to do next. live at mcclain, chris

eun we're in this together. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. 6:00 a.m.th d.c. region still buzzing about amazon's big announcement. everybody will sh bt. chuckl is getting us ready for what's ahead weather wise. chuck? >> today is going to be a great day to get all the errands run. go out buy your eggs, bread, milk, toilet paper just in case. i know how peopl love to do that. stock up on their supplies. there is a chance for winter weather tomorrow. storm tm 4 weather alert for thursday. nothing to worry about today. cold and dry.ix wintry tomorrow. highest impact will be along the i-81 corridor. right now it's 40 deges in washington. mid 30s in the suburbs. your wake up weather is cold and dry. afternoon highs today only in the low to mid 40s at thbest. g to worry about precipitation wise today. winter storm watch is already posted for shenandoahalley tomorrow. snow totals could b

burr, and he asked a lot like aaron burr. he's always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> on tuesday, secretary of state mike pompeo briefed reporters on issues, including iran sanctions and north korea's nuclear program. secretary pompeo: good afternoon, everyone. happy thanksgiving. i want to touch on five topics today. first, the united states today sanctioned an international network that the iranian regime and russia are using to provide millions of barrels of oil to the assad regime. this is in exchange for the movement of hundreds of millions of dollars to the irgc quds force. that money is then passed on to terrorist organizations like hezboallah and hamas. the united states, in its continued efforts, will not allow these dirty dealings to flourish. iran will not be allowed to exploit the international financial system, to hide revenue streams it uses to fund terrorist activity, support sectarian militias,

. >> he spent a lot of time with aaron berger hamilton's murderer and even rumors persisted throughout the life of van buren that they were so persistent even more of a doll put them in the novel that van buren may have been the illegitimate son of aaron berger. but john quincy adams once wrote in his diary and i saw that matt on - - martin van buren looks a lot like aaron burr and he acts like aaron berger and to have those factions to get into political alliance together. . >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the national world war i museum and memorial located here in kansas city missouri where it has been

but here's the good news, and can i just speak to aaron directly? >> please do. >> aaron, you have more power than lawrence or i or anyone else because you belong to the largest political force in the country. all the nonvoters out there, you need to understand you hold the power over this election, you control it. you can show up on tuesday and stick it to the man in a way nobody's ever been able to do it because you, these nonvoters, lawrence, are going to control this election. >> we don't know if aaron decided to vote in this election, but we do know more people turned out to vote than ever before in a mid-term election, for the first time ever the total vote across the country exceeded 100 million voters in a mid-term election. after the election michael moore put the democrats' big wins in perspective. >> it is an amazing victory, and i am not one to come on this show with a lot of optimism, as you know from the past. nobody should miss the point -- all the points you just made were right on. especially the point that this victory on tuesday w

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[applause] elvis aaron presley. elvis presley defined american culture to billions of adoring fans throughout the world. the king of rock 'n roll, he fuse goes will come a country and rhythm and blues to create a sound of his own, that she fused he fused gospel, country and rhythm and blues and created us on all of his own. he starred in 31 films commit to record taking audiences to his shows and earn 14 grammy award nominations. he ultimately won three grammy music.for his gospel decades after his passing, he remains an endearing and beloved american icon. the united states is proud to honor this american legend. [applause] president trump: i just want to thank everybody. these are outstanding individuals and we are so proud to have them represent us so many years. it is a great honor to have everybody with us. on behalf of the first lady, and all for beingyou here. this has been extraordinary. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated until the havedent, mrs. trump de

i would say maybe aaron, because aaron did so much and gets no credit. moses gets all the ink, but aaron actually led everybody because mozs had the stutter. aaron did all the-- this is true. it says-- >> also, moses, very few people remember, spent a lot of time up on the mountain, and during that time (bleep) kind of hit the fan. >> stephen: right, so aaron. >> you know who i thought you would have said, isaac. >> stephen: because he-- >> yes, because everybody talks about abraham, he is the guy who did such a great thing. abraham, his father basically tried to kill him, because an invisible voice said to kill him, and just as he was about to kill him he said that's okay. he had to deal with the ramifications which is the foundation of judaism-- being rejected by your father. ( applause ) gli change-- i'm going to change my. i'm going to change mine. ( applause ) ( laughter ) >> sorry. i had a lot of microphones. >> stephen: job. >> job! >> stephen: job. >> wow! >> stephen: because he does not curse god. >> no, he doesn't, he endures. >> stephen: he en

[applause] e will advice aaron presley. elvis presley defined american culture to billions of adoring fans around the world. the king of rock 'n roll, elvis fueled gospel, country, and rythand blues to create a sound all his own, selling more than a billion records. he also served nearly two years in the united states army, humbly accepting the call to serve, despite his fame. he starred in 31 films, drew record breaking audiences to his shows, sent television ratings soaring -- soaring and earned grammy award nominations. he ultimately won three grammy awards for his gospel music. decades after his passing, he remains an enduring and beloved american icon. the united states is proud to honor this american legend. [applause] president trump: i just want to thank everybody. these are outstanding individuals. and we are so proud to have them represent us sfor many years and it's a great honor to have everybody with us. on behalf of the first lady, melania, myself, thank you all for being here. this has been extraordinary. tha

gareth bale and aaron ramsey are back in the squad after missing the win over the republic of ireland last month and boss ryan giggs has backed bale to make a big impact having been booed by real madrid fans at the weekend. he was with us more or less the jury should in the last camp, trying to get over his injury, and it is good to see him back playing. so, yes. i know that he can't wait to join up with the lads and be a part of the game, so like i say, we have got one weekend to get through, and hopefully, be that the denmark. —— be there for denmark. liverpool midfielder xherdan shaqiri will miss the side's champions league game against red star belgrade