President elect trump gets his first look at his future home today. Hes headed to the white house for a briefing from president obama. Tracy potts has a look ahead at what this might entail. Reporter i say it is time for us to come together as oneunited people. That begins today with the extraordinary image many thought would never happen. Billionaire now president elect donald trump and his wife obamas at the white house this morning. For private meetings the president says the transition teams have been preparing for this for the last year. We are all now rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. Theres a lot of work to do. Mister trump has 10 weeks to select the cabinet and hundreds of senior members of his administration. Then work begins on his Promise Agenda with the Republican Congress replacing obama care renegotiating trade deals, tax reform, filling the last vacancy on the supreme court. This is very exciting. Not for everyone. Protestshave broken out around
Even ones as dramatic dont last long. Trudeaus daschle be tested by a sizable addition in the house of commons. Im aware of both the opportunity and responsibility that we have to live up to having put forward a strong vision for growth for unity. He has to navigate the tpp come the keystone xl pipeline chart a new course on Climate Change impacts on more refugees by years end. Pledging to do all of that collaboratively. Actually listening and respecting the 337 other voices that are in the house of commons that were chosen by canadians yesterday. Therell be a cabinet named in two weeks. The cabinet is filled with people who are not just representatives of their ministries departments but actual deciders. We will see if he can transfer that brand to Prime Minister in the cut and thrust of government. Then a new cabinet. No word on when the new cabinet will convene. Thanks very much. He has given himself two weeks to choose his cabinet. We are joined now. What did he say today . He gave
It most of the time. Does the Prime Minister agree . Prime minister cameron i do not agree. I think that there is a strong case for change, but it is a change that we should allow local authorities to decide on, which is why we will be putting in front of the house, in the bill, the opportunity for that to happen. Let me give the honorable lady and the house two examples of where i do not think the Current Situation works. First, there are these restrictions on Opening Hours for many stores. Someone shouts, what about families . Well, there are ma stores that families would like to shop in, and you have to go to the stores and walk around for hours before they are actually allowed to buy anything. The second point was make i would make is that you can shop on the internet. I think that it is time to modernize our approach, give families more choice and help create jobs at the same time. David burrowes i have here a question from iain of enfield. He says, this is an appeal to help those
Next, british Prime Minister David Cameron takes questions from members of the british house of commons. Then republican president ial candidate donald trump at a rally in miami. At 11 00 p. M. , another chance to see q a with amy chozick. On wednesday, members of parliament questioned british Prime Minister David Cameron on domestic issues, including the Steel Industry, recent tax credit cuts, and security for people with disabilities. This is just over 35 minutes. Order. Questions for the Prime Minister. Alan jones. Question one. This morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings today. I would like to thank the Prime Minister. An expensive public consultation. The government Retail Sector champion describes our current sunday trading laws as a workable compromise. Most people seem satisfied most of the time. Does the Prime Minister agree with him . Mr. Cameron i dont agree. I think there is a strong
Former Massachusetts Governor mitt romney, talking about his political philosophy at the time he was first considering a run for president. This monday on cspans new series of landmark cases. 1830, the Mississippi River around new orleans have become a breeding ground for cholera and yellow fever. You to slaughterhouses in the area. Nothing thereby products in the river. To address the problem louisiana allowed one government run slaughterhouse. The other houses took them to court. Following the slaughterhouse cases of 1873, they were joined by the former solicitor general and constitutional law attorney author of the book justice of shattered dreams. Help tell the history of this time. In the south, the personal stories and the state of things in new orleans. As well as the attorneys and Supreme Court justices involved in this decision. Be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets, comments during program am using landmark cases. Live monday on cspan, cspan3, and csp