Lauren, selected thing shops in europe at the major averages there appeared to put you down 40 points per at the 28. Cheryl in asia despite the Missile Launch, stocks in japan up half a percent. Stocks in korea ended flat. Dream for a milestone in the market. Bitcoin soaring to the 10,000 points for the first time in history. Fbn am starts right now. Picture into a 50 in your new york. Friday on trend wednesday november 29th. Lauren the u. N. Set to claiming the nuclearcapable weapon can reach anywhere in the United States. The video shows the missile similar to the latest one. Its the third time north korea has ever fired an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile in this time it lived for 2800 miles into space for about 50 minutes. It went higher frankly than any previous shots theyve taken. The research and Development Effort on their part building Ballistic Missiles can threaten everywhere in the world basically and dave responds the South Koreans have fired some missiles out into the w
Here at the henry ford. We are inside the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, just outside our driving america exhibit where we look at the history of the automobile in the united states. Were actually standing in front of series of president ial limousines telling the story of the development of president ial transportation over the last 117 years or so. Behind me is a 1902 clarj used by theodore roosevelt. By the time of his administration its a common occurrence of cars moving on public streets. Roosevelt, for all of the reputation he has is a forward looking progressive. They thought there was a formality appropriate to the dig any to the office and he had a progressive and man of the people image he wanted to protect and automobiles were thought of as play things for the wealthy. It wouldnt do him good riding around in a car. He used a broem moving around washington, d. C. Vehicles like this were fairly common in larger cities. We have a vision in our heads by so many wester
Wiretapping of u. S. Citizens is iscussed by joshua geltz good morning, this is friday, february 2. Even though the house and senate are not in legislative session today, it could turn out to be a very significant day here in washington. As you have probably heard, the president is poised to possibly approve the release today of a classified memo that the republicans alleged shows improper surveillance of one of the president s armor campaign aides. President s former campaign aides. We want to get your thoughts on what is being called the release of the nunez memo. If you agree with the release of the house intelligence memo, call this number 202 7488000. If you disagree, 202 7488001 is your number to call. And you can also weigh in on social media. You can comment on twitter, or on facebook. We will start things off with billy house, the Congressional Correspondent bloomberg news. You this from the top, if could. Explain for our viewers what this memo is all about and why it has beco
Thank you, doug. Now would be the perfect time to make sure you have the nbc washington app. You can get hour by hour forecasts for your weekend ahead. Tonight only on 4, new insight into how ms13 gang members are operating in our suburbs, including how they lured and killed a teen last year. All this comes out a recently unsealed federal indictment. David culver joins us from leesburg with details. Really chilling sounding stuff here, david. Absolutely. And heres that indictment that you referenced. It was initially fired under seal. It lists charges against nine people, all accused in the murder of an 18yearold. Now, in speaking with gang investigators, they say thats pretty consistent when it comes to ms13 and how they operate. A group versus one. No desire, so to speak, for a fair fight. Heres how this one case played you may remember this scene from june of last year, local and federal Law Enforcement moving in on this leesburg home. In the middle of the night, neighbors recording
Thanks for visiting the Frontier Cultural Museum today. We are open 362 days a year. We would love to see you out here. Please come to visit us in stanton, virginia. This is the second of a twopart series on the frontier culture museum. Part one explored daily life in europe for migrants before they came to colonial america. You can watch this and other american artifacts programs anytime by visiting our website at cspan. Org history. This monday on the new series, landmark cases, by the 1850s, the river had become a breeding ground. To address the problem, louisiana allowed only one Carly Fiorina older life signing. These interviews with nonfiction officers others. Book being nixon, and sunday night at 9 00, former missouri senator an episcopalian priest on how he thinks a sense of religion can lead the country out of the current and politics. On American History tv on cspan3. On espionageian and intelligence gathering tactics during the civil war. Historical documents exist. Sunday m