everyone. thanks for joining us on this thursday morning. i m diana perez. and i m rob nelson. happy thanksgiving, everybody. filling in today for john muller. hope you re having a good start to your holiday. and of course, many americans are forgoing the traditional turkey dinner to cruise for bargains instead. some have been in line for days, waiting for that black friday for the doors to open. so, is it all worth it? abc s tahman bradley has the inside track. reporter: no turkey for these bargain-hunters in ashwin, wisconsin. instead, they re lined up at best buy, waiting for brown thursday deals. mainly for the cheap laptops. they re like $177. can t beat that price. reporter: and you can get those special offers tonight. black friday eve. go, go, go, go, go shop, shop, shop, shop reporter: 140 million americans are expected to shop in stores and online this weekend. doors opening at a number of retailers tonight. and are luring you in with eye-popping dea
service. coming up next, the original series first ladies. looking at the shell obama. after that, the state dinner with the french president. after that, the cochairs on the election in administration. you come into this house and there is so much to do. so much coming at you that there is no time to think or reflect. hi, everyone. we are here digging up soil because we are going to plant a garden. i will not be satisfied until every single veteran and military spouse who wants a job has one. at the end of the day, my most important title is still mom-in-chief. in 2008, barack obama was elected as our 44th president and he and first lady michelle obama went into the history books as the first african-american first couple. one year into a second obama term, the first lady continues her focus on childhood obesity, support for military families, and access to education. good evening and welcome. tonight is the final installment in our year-long series, first ladies: i
to mid 30s. above freezing, mid 30s in prince george s county, much of fairfax county, all across northern virginia. shenandoah valley, around the bay, it is above freezing in the mid 30s. storm team 4 radar showing scattered sprinkles of light rain in southern virginia. now getting just west of fredericksburg and up in some of the higher elevations. farther to the north and west. that is where there is a possibility of a little bit of light icing. these are temperatures by late morning and around noontime. that s when there could still be a little light icing occurring along the blue ridge. and perhaps along catoctin mountain. otherwise, the rest of the area will stay above freezing. rain arriving later today. a look at the timing on that, next weather & traffic on the 1s at 6:11. danella, how are we rolling this morning? well, on 66, tom, rolling without any delays. we ll head out there now. waking up in haymarket, no delays just yet. as you continue toward the bypass, ag
i worked for about eight years as the chief official photographer for the outbreabam administration. i documented all the important moments of his presidency, the emotion, the tough decisions, the stressful times, the fun times. but also showing what he was like as a dad, as a husband, just as a human being. to me, that shows how the job of the president should be done. i think it s my right as an american citizen to speak out. i really come at this from a unique perspective, not just as a former photo journalist, but also having worked for both the obama and reagan administrations and seen what it s like on the inside of a presidency. whether you agree or disagree with a president s policies, how that president should behave i got high hopes i m going to throw some shade tonight, if that s okay. but i want to tell you first how i got there. so if we go back to january 20th, 2017, president obama had left his successor a personal note and stuck it in
entrepreneurs, allowing the private sector to do what it does best, we can continue this thank you. on the next washington journal we will talk to steve king about immigration, the debt ceiling, and health care. on thengle, who serves foreign affairs committee, will give an update on syria, afghanistan, iran. president hollande s visit to the u.s. this week and your phone calls any males and tweets on washington journal. on our first lady series, a look at the life and influence of michelle obama. then, the british house of commons on scottish independence. part of monday s heritage mit, and look at people of congress. you come into this house and there is so much to do. so much coming at you that there is no time to think or reflect. hi, everyone. we are here digging up soil because we are going to plant a garden. i will not be satisfied until every single veteran and military spouse who wants a job has one. at the end of the day, my most important title is still