host of the sam roberts show. roberts. she wants guys to talk nerdy to her. i can't seek elvis. host of the podcast. and if you think your commute is bad try traveling by bean stalk. giant comedian ben kissel. let's start the shouldy. live from new york it's an "snl" fight. the call to can sell donald trump as saturday night live on fof 7th are getting louder. yes, a coalition of 40 latino advocacy groups wrote a letter to lauren michaels and the honchos. we are appalled you would enable the hateful speech for nothing more than a ratings ploy. how dare you get ratings? a social media campaign called # racism isn't funny has picked up support from celebs. on-line petitions have protested the appearance. there has been little protest over in november. on november 14th, bobbie dw indle and jeb bush with musical guest martin o'malley. i'm looking forward to those shows. as are you jed do -- as are you jedediah. finally they have delivered. >> they deliver the goods. they have a hash tag, racism isn't funny. haven't we gotten over that? can you have other problems with donald trump?

and ladies and gentlemen, plose oin me in welcome sam roberts. [cheers and applause] >> thanks to all of you for coming and thanks to our pam for agreeing to participate tonight. this is less a debate than it is a conversation that is the challenge is to curve the presidential race. the fact is notwithstanding the popularity of hamilton on broadway, new yorkers mostly don't care about history. we're consumed by the present. we are ininfatuated with the future. a professor likes to say somewhat that history is the losers. he looks at places where it's celebrated like jamestown and plymouth,. >> the germ of amendment can freedom. the morning star of liberty, which subsequently receive likized america. , 250 decades later in 1765 years ago this week, the stamp act, congress conveeped. john krueger, who i never heard of before, he drafted a declaration of rights a decade before that other declaration in philadelphia and it demanded no taxation without representation. and then not even most new yorkers know this for 18 months, the giving in 1789, new

please join me in welcoming sam roberts. mr. roberts: thank you for coming and for our panel to participating. this is less a debate than a conversation. --she pointed out, that this the challenge is to look at the race through the rich history. the history of hamilton on broadway, we don't care about history. we are consumed with the present. universitya professor likes to say, history is for losers. he looks at places where it is celebrated. places like jamestown and plymouth. their past wallow in because nothing much happened of their next. no offense, as he points out, but jamestown would have sank into the mud. cameirst written reference after they landed. i have been covering new york for 50 years. he says something else that maybe i took for granted. in new york.s if it did. here in thist spot. embodies that beginning more than federal hall. what distinguished new york from the rest of america was its dutch roots. the dutch did not come here to escape religious persecution. or to pro lofa ties. you can call it power. indi

(robert) sam, there was a bag full of twizzlers in the newsroom an hour ago, but it's gone so we're gonna need you to bring some more back mark's in now with sports - the after a bye week. (mark) iowa has a favorable schedule down the stretch - and it started today... ... against maryland. highlights from kinnick stadium are comingngp after the break. plus - south dakota and northern iowa square off in cedar falls - and briar a bye week didn't stop iowa from rising into the top 10 o othe a-p p ll. the 10th-ranked hawkeyes have a favorable schedule to finish out the season - just one of iowa's final five regular season opponenents has a winning record entering play today. the hawks - back home at kinnick stadium - versus maryland. there is c-j beathard - 8-and-0 as the starting quarterback for iowa. but today it was about the rushing attack - leshun daniels is back - he kicks things off with a touchdown run in the first quarter to make it 7-0 iowa. then in the second quarter - akrum wadleyeydds an 11 yard touchdown - iowa's up 14-nothing - the hawkeyes were actually outgained on the ground

also with us robert costas and sam stein. jonathan allen, what took them so long? >> look, they tried it before, it didn't bring trump down at all. there's -- the establishment. is the david against the donald trump goliath. i do think it's interesting the club for growth is getting here. they're trying to put together a super pac. the club for growth, there's a lot of overlap between that group and the donors for the koch brothers. it will be interestinged to see if they get engaged or if they sit this one out and let the republican nomination move forward. but it's as close as interesting as paul ryan running for speaker. >> the club for growth has its own polling in iowa and they say their ads there have pushed trump down to below ben carson. they have the most cent poll in iowa at october 34. they showed trump at 16 we're going to have to wait for more reliable polls if the koch brothers don't want donald trump, if the massive world of republican money doesn't want donald trump, why has that money, all that activism, all that power been sitting on the sidelines

roberts: well, what happened was that, you know, sam rayburn had to be convinced. and at least my family's story is that my father went to him and said, "do you want richard nixon to win?" caroli: exactly. roberts: there you are. swain: on beautification, conservation, her cause, how did she choose it? caroli: well, first of all, it was a heartfelt thing. but, you know, in that first year in the white house, the year that they had the rest of the kennedy term, she didn't choose a project. she didn't even change the curtains that needed changing because she said the next family might not like it and she acted as though that would be the last year in the white house. but then, after lyndon johnson won so big in 1964, she sent out, really, requests for advice on what she should do. and the word came back that she, like other first ladies, should do something about washington. and the beautification of washington really came out of that. but very quickly, i think it became clear that her committee -- her beautification, people had split, and some wanted to go more natio

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sam ford. that is next. maureen: still ahead, doug hill is back with a look at the forecast. first frost a possibility for some of us. we will let you know where and when. robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports the latest from redskins park. but, alex ovechkin back in practice today. what happened yesterday and why you might be able to relate maureen: cyclers versus church-goers. the crusade is six and m street northwest. d.c. bureau chief sam ford has more with the united house of prayer doesn't want to share the road. sam? sam: where i'm standing they have been here for a long time. one of them is the united house of prayer and they are protesting the city's idea of taking what has always been the street parking here and making it a bike lane. they are getting more use. but where the united house of prayer a plan to take away the street parking line for the bike traffic. some call it unsupportable, unrealistic and not a good solution for bike lane tracks. >> to me it's not fair. >> i don't have nothing against the bicyclists but parking is crazy. >> hundreds of people use it to get to work and school. sam: ddot received the letter of complaint and sa

sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> "happening now", a florida man accused of killing another driver in a road rage incident appearing before the judge today. robertle charged with second-degree murder in the shooting in july. doyle was involved in a altercation and both men dialled 911. the victim followed doyle to the house. >> some maniac is trying to run me. i am going home and getting the gun. >> [inaudible] >> he shot my xdhusband. >> the 911 operator advised him to get home. doyle forced his family out of the car and held them at gun point until the police arrived. >> new developments in the middle east. and u.n. secretary general moon urging and understanding the frustration but condemning the violence. john joins us from israel with more. john? >> reporter: yeah, jenna, the secretary general will be briefing if he hasn't already the u.n. security councilÑi to take action. what kind is unclear at this point. despite the meetings, there doesn't appear to be a political discourse between both sides on the horizon. the cycle of violence started today. an israeli female soldier in critical condition after being stabbed boy a palestinian attack

sam morris store earlier this year. store officials won't say if their system was hacked or if an employee inside the store was responsible. reporting in san jose, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> we chuckle but we weren't there and didn't have to have those conversations with our kids. >> no, that would be bizarre. let's just change subjects and talk about the weather and kari. >>> yeah. it's really nice outside especially since the light rain we had earlier this morning continues to clear as we get a view now of san francisco. we see mostly clear skies as our temperatures are right at about 66 degrees. and the north bay. san francisco and the east bay and then the peninsula and south bay at 68 degrees. so still feeling very comfortable. we will have that throughout the day not going to trade that out as we see our highs reaching 79 degrees in the east bay and san francisco looking at a high of 73 degrees. as we go hour by hour in livermore this looks so much better than the way we started the week. you remember those mid and upper 90s. yeah, we're done with that at least for a little while. at lunchtime we're at 78 degrees. and in the mid-80s through ea

robert allard says his team is also working on new legislation that will require all educators to go through sexual abuse prevention training. reporting live in san jose, enfavro, nbc bay area room. >> a sam ramon man is accused of sexually assaulting women he met through social media and has just been arrested in illinois. he said he met women on facebook and tindr over the summer. he was arrested two weeks ago with the help of ahn of illinois champagne urbana police. investigators say he used aliases on several websites to meet women, drug them and sexual assault them. police are asking women in the bay area who may have come contact with him to be careful. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man who broke into an apartment garage near ocean beach and held a man at gunpoint. he was captured but here's the twist. the man being robbed manages to wrestle the gun away from his attacker. more live now from san francisco. boy, that was really brave or really dumb to do that. >> reporter: you know what, he had a couple of things working in his favor the one, he was able to get away but, two, that gun wasn't loaded but either way he says this was a very close call. playing the drums is w

sam duell, the two biggest sites, these are huge. everybody has invested in these things. i say everybody like major league baseball, the nba, broadcast networks, gerri jones, the owner of the dallas cowboys, robertthe owner of the new england patriots. instead of betting on the outcomes of games, you are betting on players. that is good. the gaming commission, i think, rightly sees this as gambling. honing in on their business. they do not like it. >> waiting for the slightest provocation to this. the state, arizona, iowa, montana and washington. they see it as gambling. maybe it is gambling. >> we are your betting from. >> apparently they can't. they have said that both will seize allowing people from the state of nevada to participate. >> thank you, my friend. gerri willis has been following something that is very historic. it will end early tomorrow morning. gerri: that is right. the final u.s. airways flight departs friday night, tonight, and will arrive in philly in the morning. that will be the final one. named after u.s. airways predecessor. all right. enough of the nostalgia. this could create huge problems for flyers. the registration system, as they migrate those two together. 2004, u.

robert frost, who could not see, recited this poetry from memory. cardinal curbing led a long prayer. at 12:40, samayburn extend forward toes a mr. the oath to lynn doon. the first time a speaker had ever sworn in a vice president but no one would disagree with the appropriateness of the choice. holding a bible, given to him by his mother, used nine times before as a member of congress, lyndon baines johnson officially became the 37th vice president of the united states. later, at an ball, jacqueline kennedy's mother danced with johnson and told her daughter he was very gallant, courtly, she liked him very much. in many ways, this day was the high point of lyndon johnson's vice-presidency. the office was a dismal trap. in the past, when johnson found himself in sub bother indiana polices he was able -- subordinate positions he as able to use his tall thrown his advantage. either he became a favorite son, using a senior's technique and basking in the attention or making the post into something more powerful and prestigious than it ahead been before but the vice-presidency has limitations. the author