confirmation. establishment republicans including marco rubio, john mccain, lindsey graham are hinting they are ready the president-elect and mr. tillerson and sources tell fox news republican congressman ryan zinke has been chosen for secretary of the interior. he has reportedly not yet accepted that offer that the congressman was on this broadcast just last night and we asked him about it. are you going to work for the president-elect? he has not asked. if the president asked you to go to work for him it s awfully hard to refuse through my first love is montana. to make sure what i do is in the best interest of our country in montana but he has not asked. i ll tell you it s hard to say no to the president. lou: i think that gives us some indication and i will take that up with trump s expanding cabinet, take out a bunch of senior advisor kellyanne conway later on in this broadcast. also with us tonight from national security advisor ambassador james woolsey for mr. tr
kennedy: then he held this somber press conference taking britain s vote too personally. it promises to bring extraordinary benefits, by the also has challenges, and it evokes concerns and fears. kennedy: prime minister david cameron took an even more robust gut punch. the british people have made a clear decision to take a different path, and as such i think the country requires fresh leadership to take it in that direction. kennedy: i guess your view of uncertainty dovetails with your view of humanity. if you think human beings are inherently good and can be trusted when left to their own devices. more free trade is good for everyone especially if you are the ones socked in the kisser by trade agreements that don t allow you to buy cheaper stuff. the eu has been horrible for countries like greece that turned the uk into a welfare state. the great divorce means the european union can act way it wanted to, an anti-democratic super state. but now the uk has a choice as we
kennedy: then he held this somber press conference taking britain s vote too personally. it promises to bring extraordinary benefits, by the also has challenges, and it evokes concerns and fears. kennedy: prime minister david cameron took an even more robust gut punch. the british people have made a clear decision to take a different path, and as such i think the country requires fresh leadership to take it in that direction. kennedy: i guess your view of uncertainty dovetails with your view of humanity. if you think human beings are inherently good and can be trusted when left to their own devices. more free trade is good for everyone especially if you are the ones socked in the kisser by trade agreements that don t allow you to buy cheaper stuff. the eu has been horrible for countries like greece that turned the uk into a welfare state. the great divorce means the european union can act way it wanted to, an anti-democratic super state. but now the uk has a choice as we
uk. good evening. you re watching bbc news, broadcasting in the uk and around the world. we ll have the latest on the coronavirus pandemic as the number of people infected globally has risen to more than 300,000. in italy, nearly 800 people have died within the past 2a hours from the virus, by far the worst single day total worldwide since the pandemic began. and it brings the total number of deaths in italy to 4,825. bbc world service europe editor danny aberhard reports. the figures are frightening. on average, one coronavirus patient is dying in italy every two minutes. that s despite nearly two weeks of lockdown in the worst affected regions. the northern region of lombardy is especially hard hit, including one of its cities, bergamo. military lorries have had to help transport its dead to cemeteries and crematoria elsewhere. the head of the department of medicine at bergamo‘s main hospital, stefano fagiuoli, told the bbc there was no medical solution to the emergency.
i wouldn t change my mind at all. having spoken to some of the organisers, is there any kind of sense of a cut off, of a date of when a decision has to be made?“ you check social media, they said at one point that they would come up with a decision by march. since then, i believe that statement has been retracted. that is what we have been retracted. that is what we have been asking, when it is too late. if they come out and say that social distancing is meant to end in early july, there are two weeks left in the schedule. and we still have people who have not completed indoors to compete for the games. there are a lot of unknowns that need to be discussed. more important is the fact of why we sent that letter and why we feel we need to push the games back. so usa track and field adding their voice to those calling for a postponement. brazil, norway and slovenia s 0lympic committees have also urged the 10c to take action while usain bolt‘s former coach agrees. glen mill
english health secretary, matt hancock, said it would be fine for someone hancock, said it would be fine for someone to jump into the car with their dog to go for a walk somewhere. the welsh secretary said today absolutely that is not ok. so there is still a need for more clarity on when and where people are allowed to go out. time for a look at the weather. here s tomasz schafernaker. thank you. the weather is certainly warming up over the next few days, but perhaps this is the best way to enjoy it. warmer weather on the way, but not just yet. enjoy it. warmer weather on the way, but notjust yet. this area of low pressure is currentlyjust to the west of spain and portugal. this low pressure is going to shift the wind direction and is going to draw up some very warm air from the azores, and watch how these warm southerlies approach the british isles over the next 48 hours. but for the time being, the weather is still more or less coming out of the north west, a cooler source.
says they have zero chance stopping stopping what the white house wants to do here. peter doocy with our live coverage from the white house. reporter: the new report is regional break down of bad stuff that will keep coming as the climate keeps changing. coastal flood negotiate northeast. decreased water availability in the southeast and drought in the midwest, just to list a few. as you said the white house counsel running point for the president s climate change action plan, john podesta, there is really nothing anyone in congress can do to derail their agenda, that includes new regulations on power plants. the question of whether they, you know, they will find various ways, particularly in the house to try to stop us from using the authority we have under the, under the clean air act. all i would say is that those have zero percent chance of working. we re committed to moving forward with those rules. report this new white house report also says they want big cities ac
we are following breaking news on president trump s deafening silence about senator john mccain. two days after his death, mr. trump still won t talk publicly about the republican or his legacy but he just issued a statement saying he respects the service of the war hero he president-electly mocked. after a veteran s group admonished the president publicly for failing to honor senator mccain beyond a tweet. the flag was lowered for mccain, raised, and lowered again. i talk with republican jeff flake and democrat chris van hollen. and our correspondents and analysts are standing by. first, to jim acosta. we heard the president talk about trade, but not much about john mccain. reporter: that s right, wolf. it was as if president trump was still feuding with john mccain, refusing repeatedly throughout the day to say a kind word about the late senator in front of cameras. as you said, the flags were lowered and raised this morning, only to be lowered again this afternoon, when
movie. he wimped out of honoring our troops because of a misting, he insulted fire victims and scorched by the french president. this is not winning. this is a national embarrassment. good morning. welcome to morning joe on this monday, november 12th. with us, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. donnie deutsche is with us, editor of commentary magazine and columnist at the new york post, john padoritz is also a contributing editor at the weekly standard and associate editor for the washington post, david ignacious. where do we begin? i found it interesting that world leaders a couple of years ago were trying to take the measure of the man, of donald trump. they knew he was going to be disruptive. but it seems after last week s elections where they saw the american people roundly, roundly destroy a lot of donald trump s allies in congress, despite the fact that the republicans had the best structural advantage in the house and the senate that they were ever going
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