>> he's called the investigation fishy and the russia investigation false. president trump says the acting attorney general will decide how to deal with the mueller probe. mike bloomberg donates $1.8 billion to the alma mater for financial aid. 2020 democratic hopefuls no doubt taking notice. i'm a big believer in the free market. we have to admit when the free market is not working. >> apple ceo tim cook talks about regulation in the tech industry. a possible breakthrough for kids with peanut allergies. the trick? peanuts. doesn't work for everyone. this is important to look at this is study. -- look at this study. welcome back to "early start." 1 in 50 americans with a peanut allergy. >> i'm dave briggs. we start with the white house. president trump says acting

attorney general matt whitaker will make the call whether to restrict the russia investigation. all eyes on special counsel robert mueller waiting his next move. fox news' chris wallace asked the president if he would allow whitaker to limit the mueller probe. >> if whitaker decides to limit or curtail the mueller investigation, are you okay with that? >> it is going to be up to him. i think he is very well aware politically. i think he's astute politically. he is a very smart person. a very respected person. he's going to do what's right. >> in the weeks since the president forced jeff sessions to resign as attorney general, democrats called for whitaker to recuse himself from oversight of the russia probe given his past criticisms of the investigation. the president said he was unaware of the criticism. although he agrees with whitaker. >> there is no collusion. he says you can stop the investigation.

>> what do you do when a person's right? there is no collusion. he said it. if he said there is collusion, i'm supposed to be taking somebody there is? i wouldn't be taking them for two reasons. the number one reason is the fact that he would be wrong. >> the president backing off earlier claims he wants to sit down with mueller for an interview. now he plans to submit written answers this week. >> in the same fox interview, the president attacked the retired navy admiral known as architect of the osama bin laden raid. william mcraven has been critical of the president. he also called mr. trump's leadership embarrassing and humiliating after the president revoked john brennan's security clearance this summer. it does not sound like the president has forgotten those rebukes. >> look, retired admiral, navy

s.e.a.l. 37 years. >> hillary clinton fan. excuse me. hillary clinton fan. >> who led the operations and took down saddam hussein and killed osama bin laden. says your sentiment is the greatest threat to democracy in his lifetime. >> he's a hillary clinton backer and an obama backer. >> he's a navy s.e.a.l. >> it would be nice if we had gotten osama bin laden sooner than that. >> mcraven says he did not back hillary clinton or anyone else in 2016. he says i admire all presidents who uphold the dignity of the office. when you undermine the freedom of the press, you threaten the constitution and all for which it stands. by tomorrow, the president expects a full report on the murder of jamal khashoggi. he says the u.s. has the copy of

the audio that captured the brutal killing. the president says he won't be listening to that recording. >> i don't want to hear the tape. no reason for me to hear the tape. >> why? >> because it is a suffering tape. it is a terrible tape. i have been fully briefed. there's no reason to hear it. i asked the people if i should. they said i shouldn't. i know everything that went on with the tape. >> what happened? >> it was very violent. very vicious and terrible. >> the president says he does not know if saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman was lying when he denied involvement. that conflict was the cia assessment that the crown prince ordered the killing. that conclusion based on the audio. the president won't listen to that audio. u.s. lawmakers have made up their minds as well. >> if you know anything about saudi arabia or anything about mbs, the fact that he didn't know about it is impossible for me to believe.

they are an important ally, but when it comes to the crown prince, he is irrational and unhinged. >> i think the evidence is overwhelming that the crown prince is involved. no, i don't think we can sweep this under the rug. >> on saturday, vice president mike pence described the murder as an atrocity and the u.s. is determined to hold accountable all those responsible. the suppervisor of election in broward county has resigned. brenda snipes resigned. she came under strong criticism with vote counting in broward county which missed the deadline by two minutes. it is unclear if her resignation is effective immediately. florida has a new senator-elect this morning. republican governor rick scott. democrat bill nelson conceded following a state white recount. -- statewide recount. >> the results show scott with the lead of 10,000 votes of 8.2 million votes cast.

this ends the nearly two-decade tenure in the senate. marco rubio writes, i knew bill not as a democratic senator, but man of genuine faith, integrity and character. served our country with a dignity which is increasingly rare in our politics. i will miss working with him very much. rubio claimed that democrats were trying to steal that election prior to the unity call about nelson. in the house, democrats picking up three more seats ending decades of republican dominance in california. democrats have achieved a takeover the congressional seats in the one-time gop orange county. once called reagan country. the president said that is where good republicans go to die. with the three new house wins, democrats now have a net pick up of 37 seats. three races remain uncalled.

>> still to be called. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, considering a 2020 run, made a huge donation. $1.8 billion donation to johns hopkins university. the gift is the biggest contribution to the academic institution in american history. it will fund financial aid for low and middle income students allowing johns hopkins to admit on a need basis and grant loans in more aid packages. >> bloomberg writing in the op-ed. america is at its best when we reward people based on the quality of the work, not the size of their pocketbook. >> bloomberg focused on impro improving access to colleges and universities to student whose cannot afford -- students who cannot afford it. bloomberg has long talked about this and he plans on decides on a 2020 bid no later than february. coming up, the latest efforts to contain the camp

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century and data industrial complex needs regulation. big backlash against facebook after "the new york times" investigation suggested it spectacularly failed to recognize and stop russian interference. whithering assessment of the management of mark zuckerberg. lawmakers and media were to blame in 2016 and called on congress to update quote nixon-era laws. to california now. authorities in butte county say they found another victim. the deadliest wildfire death toll is now 77. nearly 1,000 people still unaccounted for. the death toll is expected to climb. the fire wiped out 10,000 homes

and scorched an area the size of chicago. the fire is 65% contained. officials don't think it will be fully contained until november 30th. >> president trump blamed forest management for the fires. he mentioned raking under growth as he surveyed the devastation on saturday. now it appears he made up a story of a world leader backing his claim. >> i was with the president of finland. he said we have a much -- he called it a forest nation. they spend a lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing things. they don't have any problem. >> just one problem, finland's president says he and trump never spoke about raking although they did talk about the wildfires and how finland manages its forests. incredible stories of heroism is emerging. we have paul vercammen with more. >> reporter: dave and christine, so many stories of absolutely

stomach-churning despair. here is one of great heroism. there was a bus driver two or three months into his job. he goes to ponderosa elementary school which is located in paradise. the flames were burning near the school which would be damaged. he gets 22 children and teachers on the bus and they begin a harrowing drive to safety. >> my first thought was getting them on the bus and get them out of there. the sky was menacing. >> it was crazy. there were fires left and right. everywhere you look. there was smoke everywhere. >> reporter: the odyssey continued through the inferno. some of the little lungs of the school children started filling up and on the brink of passing out. they made makeshift respirators dampening pieces of the driver's t-shirt and putting them over their mouths.

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study the children were able to be exposed to a small amount. let's talk sports. washington lost the game to houston yesterday, but they lost their quarterback to a horrific injury. andy scholes has the "bleacher report." this was tough to see. joe theisman was there to see it. >> that was supposed to be the most gruesome injury that joe suffered in 1985. it happened again to the redskins quarterback. this time to alex smith. smith gets sacked by j.j. watt and kareem jackson. he immediately knew he was hurt bad. he covered his face with his hands. smith breaking his fibula and

t tibula. the texans and redskins give their best. joe was at the game. he said seeing this happen again brought back all of the bad memories from that day. watt tweeting after the game. thoughts with alex. absolutely gutted. wishing you all the best. i told you it happened on the 33rd anniversary of the joe theisman injury. the game ended with the same score. 23-21. this time the redskins lost. the new orleans saints. drew brees and the saints blowing out the eagles. the worse loss ever by the defending champions. the saints the first to score 40 points in the first six of the ten games. they are just rolling. in the nba, will he brlebro

his talents to south beach. king james on fire in this one. lebron finishing with 51 points. the final here from way downtown in the closing seconds. the 12th 50-point game of lebron's career. the lakers beat the heat 113-97. espn reporting that the cleveland browns wanted to in r interview former secretary of state condoleezza rice for the coaching opening. this despite rice having zero coaching experience. condoleezza rice said the report was untrue. the team said we are in the process of composing the list of candidates and secretary rice has not been discussed. rice is a big browns fan posted on facebook saying she knows the browns will hire an experienced coach to get them to the next

level. she hopes to see more women coaching in the nfl. you know, dave, she joked. she is not ready to coach. >> of course, she's not. >> i shook my head when i saw the report. i thought what? >> it is ridiculous. she would be a terrific commissioner. never coached. do you think becky hammond gets an nba job in the next ten years? >> absolutely. she is raising the ranks on the spurs bench. i would not be surprised. >> i agree. we would not see an nfl head coach in our lifetime is my prediction. andy, thank you. romans, you can take issue with my guess. >> i can say. that. >> over to you. thanks, dave. it sounds like the president won't get in the way of the acting attorney general if matt whitaker decides to limit the probe.

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market is not working. >> apple ceo tim cook talks about regulation in silicon valley among growing skepticism in the tech industry. a possible breakthrough for kids with peanut allergies. the trick? peanuts. big news for 1 in 50 children. welcome back to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. a holiday week. a lot to get to already. president trump says acting attorney general matt whitaker will make the call whether to restrict the russia investigation. all eyes on special counsel robert mueller waiting for his next move. fox news' chris wallace asked the president if he would allow whitaker to limit the mueller probe. >> if whitaker decides to limit or curtail the mueller investigation, are you okay with that? >> it is going to be up to him. i think he is very well aware politically. i think he's astute politically.

he is a very smart person. a very respected person. he's going to do what's right. >> in the weeks since the president forced jeff sessions to resign as attorney general, democrats called for whitaker to recuse himself from oversight of the russia probe given his past criticism of the investigation. the president said he was unaware of the criticism. although he agrees with whitaker. >> there is no collusion. he says you can stop the investigation. >> what do you do when a person's right? there is no collusion. he said it. if he said there is collusion, i'm supposed to be taking somebody there is? i wouldn't be taking them for two reasons. the number one reason is the fact that he would have been wrong. >> the president backing off earlier claims he wants to sit down with mueller for an interview. now he plans to submit written answers this week.

>> president trump also retired the retired navy admiral known as the architect of the osama bin laden raid. he has been critical of the president. mcraven aucalled the president' leadership embarrassing. also humiliating after the president revoked john brennan's security clearance this summer. it does not sound like the president has forgotten those rebukes. >> look, retired admiral, navy s.e.a.l. 37 years. >> hillary clinton fan. excuse me. hillary clinton fan. >> special operation. >> who led the operations and took down saddam hussein and killed osama bin laden. says your sentiment is the greatest threat to democracy in his lifetime. >> he's a hillary clinton backer and an obama backer. frankly, wouldn't it be nice if

we got osama bin laden a lot sooner than that? >> mcraven says he did not back hillary clinton or anyone else in 2016. he says i admire all presidents who uphold the dignity of the office. he mentioned obama and bush. he worked for both. when you undermine the freedom of the press, you threaten the constitution and all for which it stands. >> let's chat about this with historian and professor julian zelizer. good morning. >> good morning. >> the president gives himself "a plus" because there is nothing higher than that. mcraven, the highest service in the navy. how would you grade the president's response there? >> it is hard to give him an "a plus." we don't see presidents going after military officials like this. not criticizing on anything on terms of policy, but insulting them. we saw this with senator mccain back during the campaign. it is part of what president

trump is willing to do if he thinks someone is against him. >> he can take a stellar reputation and background and turn it around in that very trumpian way. the fox news host and late night comedian saw the attack on the media in the same way. listen. >> leaders and authoritarian countries now repress the media using your words. >> i can't talk for other people. i can only talk for me. >> you are seen around the world as a leader of oppression. >> america needs to be careful. i know democracy can be frustrating. checks and balances can be irritating and slow and might not deliver the outcome you want. removing them opens the door to something worse. that is true if you live in

russia, turkey, hungary, brazil or, yes, the united states. >> you have people, military members around the world, putting their lives on the line to defend the thing the president is bashing on a daily basis. >> this is causing a political backlash and this comes at a time he has troops coming to the border. that raised the ire of many of his critics. there are certain lines you shouldn't cross as president. i think this is part of the story of the trump presidency. he is willing to break norms and willing to break convention. he thinks there is no cost to doing this. i think that is what he is hearing in response to going after the admiral. >> you mentioned the troops at the border. the senior administration official telling us that's a paper tiger. a joke of limited operation. a waste of our time.

mattis knows it, kelly knows it. the president is hell bent on troops at the border. he has an interesting relationship with the troops. >> this is a campaign stunt. it is clear what the president did. he is almost doubling down and trying to make it a real threat using real resources. and incurring real costs for the united states to follow through on what was an october campaign slogan. so a lot of military officials are not going to be happy using them and risking them for something like this. >> very transactional relationship he has with the military. i want to talk about something else i thought the president revealed in the interview with chris wallace. here we are two weeks later from the midterms. democrats picked up 37 seats in the house. republicans strengthen the hand in the senate which was rare. how does the president claim credit and deflect the flame bl

the same time? listen. >> i wasn't on the ballot. >> wait. you kept saying -- >> i said look at me. >> you said presetend i'm on th ballot. >> i have people who won't vote unless i'm on the ballot. i wasn't on the ballot. almost everybody that i -- i think they said it was 10 of 11. i went against obama and winfrey and michelle obama in a great state called georgia for the governor. >> now he mentioned tom brady after they won the super bowl. i'm taking credit for the touchdowns, but the fumbles were somebody else's fault. >> the style is to take the credit when he can find credit. he was on the ballot. there is no question about that. there's no question that the house totals were a rebuke to the president of the united states. it is true. he maintained the senate. that says something about the

continued polarization of the country. he can't say he had nothing to do with it. this was a mandate on president trump. the house went to the democrats. many suburban republican districts did not go for the republican party. that says a lot. i would add clinton and obama both came back from terrible midterms and were reelected. >> 63 seats in the house. >> this was about him. >> can you throw up the orange county picture? what does it say about what kind of republicans the republicans are losing? >> educated, suburban republican who is the least vulnerable. we don't know if they are totally losing them, but this is a warning sign. the cost of the trump presidency to the gop. >> that is reagan country. >> all red. >> julian, thank you. by tomorrow, president trump expects a full report on the murder of jamal khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in istanbul.

he says the u.s. has the copy of the audio that captured part of the journalist's killing. the president says he will not be listening to the recording himself. >> i don't want to hear the tape. no reason for me to hear the tape. >> why don't you want to hear it, sir? >> because it is a suffering tape. it is a terrible tape. i have been fully briefed on it. there is no reason to hear it. i asked the people if i should hear it. they said i shouldn't. i know what want on. >> what happened? >> it was very violent and vicious and terrible. >> the president says he does not know if saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman was slilyin when he denied any involvementment thinvolvement. that conflict was the cia assessment. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg considering a

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they found remains of another victim in the camp fire. the death toll in the deadliest wildfire now is at 77. nearly 1,000 people are still unaccounted for. officials expect the death toll to climb. the fire has wiped out 10,000 homes and scorched an area the size of chicago. the fire now 65% contained and officials don't think it will be fully contained until november 30th. >> president trump has blamed forest management for the reason for the fires. now it appears he made up a story of a world leader backing that claim. >> i was with the president of finland. he said we have a much -- he called it a forest nation. they spend a lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing things. they don't have any problem. i don't know what it is. >> rake america great again was a trending hash tag over the

weekend. just one problem, finland's president says he and trump never spoke about raking although they did talk about the wildfires and how finland manages its forests. as for the fires, incredible stories of heroism are emerging. we have paul vercammen with more. >> reporter: dave and christine, absolutely horrific stories of stomach churning despair. but a story of heroism. a bus driver two or three months into his job. he goes to ponderosa elementary school in paradise. the flames were burning near the school which would be damaged. he gets 22 children and teachers on the bus and they begin a harrowing drive to safety. >> my first thought was getting them on the bus and get them out of there. the sky was menacing. >> it was crazy. there were fires left and right. everywhere you look. there was smoke everywhere. >> reporter: the odyssey continued through the inferno.

some of the little lungs of the school children started filling up with smoke and on the brink of passing out. they made makeshift respirators dampening the driver's t-shirt and putting them over their mouths. >> we started getting fire on both sides of the bus. kids were getting antsy. i think we had some honest discussions of is this the time to get out of the bus. >> reporter: they made it to safety eventually. parents just so relieved. that bus driver kevin mckay made a joke. he said i'm glad i paid attention in class when i was taking the safety lessons. pointing out safety is the first issue for a bus driver. dave and christine. >> paul, thank you for that. apple's ceo tim cook says new regulations are coming for sill vicon valley.

after data breaches and manipulati manipulations. an interview with axios and hbo. he says that is inevitable. i'm a big believer in the free market. i think it is inevitable that there will be some level of regulation. >> he pushed for privacy regulation. he says privacy is the issue that will define this century and the data industrial complex needs regulation. meantime facebook's spectacularly failed with privacy. the former chief security officer writes in "the washington post" that lawmakers

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big weather system bringing snow and rain to areas affected by deadly storm a couple days ago. here is meteorologist ivan cabrera. >> guys, good morning on this thanksgiving week. we are looking at a weak frontal boundary moving through. by the time we get to tomorrow, we could have accumulating snowfall well to the west

crossing the interior. i'll pinpoint that exactly. the boundary in the form of rain and on the northwest side, cold enough air to support snowfall. this is not a huge deal until tonight and tuesday. watch the forecast radar as it moves out of the great lakes. snow is breaking out. it is heavy enough for portions of western massachusetts and berkshire and the mountains in vermont. the winter weather advisory there. 2 to 4 inches of accumulation. east of it, a mainly rain event. we are not dealing with snow potential here. you see the temperatures into the 40s in boston. look at what happens here. the cold air will arrive by the time we get to thanksgiving. by the time it does so, the moisture will be out of here. it will be a sunny and cold pattern setting up through the day on thursday. likewise for new york and d.c. as well. guys. >> ivan, thanks. could peanuts be the cure

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