this is an earthquake for this campaign. but we still have no idea how big of an earthquake. right now, and streaming on cbsn bay area, cal fire crews flying over the glass fire not long ago, giving us this video and it has been a very tough, smoky afternoon and that s the brca2 rain. good evening, i m ken bastida. this new video shows you what crews are up against tonight. you can barely see 20 feet ahead of you. crews and during extremely bad air and you might have noticed air-quality is just awful. silent night, crews are tallying up more destruction. this home burned on tucker road in calistoga earlier this morning. and it is just one of more than 400 homes and buildings that of been lost so far. the biggest areas of concern are around calistoga, st. helena and anglin. that is where wilson walker is as the firefight continues tonight. they use the word static today, we heard the word calm, you put those two together right now, they are improving her napa county.
your money as power lunch starts right now welcome to power lunch. i m michelle caruso-cabrera. today s gains pushing the dow positive for the month all s&p 500 sectors, 11 of them now, are up. tech financials leading the way. energy, utilities, they are lagging. the chip space is a notable rally. nvidia, micron, advanced micro they are up. i m tyler mathisen. we begin with the fallout in charlottesville. president trump speaking a few moments ago condemning the violence and specifically describing hate groups like neo-nazis, white supremacists and the kkk, quote, repugnant to everything we hold dear. this came after a member of his white house council stepped down from the group following the protest on saturday. eamon javers is at the white house and kayla tausche is in virginia eamon, you first. the president did what he was criticized three days ago for not doing on saturday. specifically naming the kkk and neo-nazis as the problem over the weekend in charlotte
the minnesota congressional delegation. the u.s. forest service. the united states ceremonial the united states navy ceremonial band. and also, the lighting of our capitol christmas tree. merry christmas everyone, and good night. [applause] i our queue and a program is 10 years old. to market decades of compelling conversations we re featuring one interview from each year. the president and chancellor of the university of houston on u.s. competitiveness in the global economy and the role of colleges in preparing you for the work place. that starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. then remarks from jeb bush and supreme court justice samuel alito as they discussed the founding fathers and the bill of rights. it marks a new exhibit at the inional constitution center philadelphia. that starts at 8:00 eastern on c-span. on c-span2 it is book tv in primetime with authors who have revered on you have appeared on afterward. karen armstrong discusses fields of blood: relig
these proxies and the proxies are on the line of, so do you hunt? [laughter] and i went through countless these interviews and my answers were so pathetic. no. do you know anybody who hunts? ot really. i was sitting down with one of the senators from idaho who has a ranch and who was a great hunter himself and he was telling me about his hunting and how important this was to many of his constituents and i totally understand why. why many senators would want to know these kinds of things. and so i was it was late in the day. it was my 93rd interview. i said you know, senator, if you would like to invite me hunting, i d really be glad to come. and this look of abject horror passed over his face, you know? and i realized, ok. i think i ve gone too far. senator, i really didn t mean to invite myself to your ranch. but i i i will tell you that if i m lucky enough to be confirmed i ll ask my colleague justice scalia to take me hunting. i grew up in new york. i didn t have thi
went on the floor that day, the first thing i did was go over to bird. i said bob byrd i will never know the rules of the senate like you do. i ll make you a deal. i will never surprise you, if you will not surprise me. he said let me think about it. he came back later that afternoon and said ok. and we never did. i think that tradition has carried on. i think dole adopted that point of view. the system, and the rules of the senate are such, that there s plenty of room for disagreement and controversy. to do so within the framework of organization without sneaking up on your adversary. some of the interview with former senate majority leader howard baker airing at 8:00 eastern 5:00 pacific. news from the pentagon planning more cuts for benefits for troops and the 2016 budget to be submitted to the white house in february. military pay and benefits cost $185 billion in 2011. that decreased by $8 billion. that was mostly due to the reduction in active duty and reserve troops.