where does tig go? love and, i'm sitting here thinking there's only so much i can say because i haven't gotten a third season. >> trevor: you don't want to shall. >> and there's five other writers that i work with that might be watching this going well, i done think that that is going to happen. or maybe my wife doesn't agree as well. but i'm sitting here going yeah, and then i will do this and maybe-- and then, i can't, have i no idea what is going to happen. >> trevor: either way i'm going to watch t thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: thank you for being here. it is available on amazon, tig notaro, everybody, we'll be right back.

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hurricane harvey. >> as we start helping others, our problems become smaller. >> they've come to an tiga to put a smile on the faces of these children living in limbo. >> reporter: is that a bracelet? do you like it? how does it feel when you have these boxes? >> i feel grateful. >> lots of hope. >> reporter: a gift of hope amid the joy of an early christmas celebration, even if it's not at home. morgan raf fert, nbc news. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. lester holt will be in tomorrow with a story of a police officer and his young partner. part of our series those who serve. i'm jose deas thank you for the privilege of your time and good night. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income th

most commonly, for example, headaches, difficulty concentrating, ver tig go, also skin symptoms like feeling heat in the skin. the symptoms that are reported by these patients did be seen. we try to see if we can measure any physiological changes but we've not been able to do that. >> she has been researching this field since the 1990's. in the studies she has seen and done she says she cannot find a link between exposure and symptoms but also acknowledges,000 quickly the technology continues to change. >> there are studies going on especially in other countries, and when you expose yourself, some 20 years ago, increased, you don't know. you do need new research for new exposures. but we also need to be able to say, well, as far as we know today, there's no relationship. we have to look at other aspects, other possible causes of the ill health. >> establishing cause and effect relationships takes decades, for those in green bank, we feel they don't have deck kates to wait. >> local estimates put 50 between 100 in the area who say they have it. it's a close community where they can fi

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and, comedian tig notaro talks about finding the humor in life's uncomfortable moments. first, in recent weeks, millions of people have taken to social media to share their personal stories of sexual assault and harassment, using the hashtag #metoo. the woman behind the original "me too" campaign wants to make sure marginalized voices aren't lost in the current conversation. tarana burke created "just be, inc." more than a decade ago. it's a non-profit focused on giving resources and support to young women of color grappling with sexual trauma and harassment. tarana burke, welcome. >> thank you. >> first, why did you start this 10 years ago? what was behind it? >> well, i'm a survivor of sexual violence and i was working with young women who were disclosing their experience with sexual violence. and my friend and i started an organization called just be inc. to work with young girls, and we realized we needed to shift and start dealing with the issue of sexual violence in the community we were in. >> sreenivasan: was there a particular case that spoke to you? >> well, th

don't trust the long-time poll tigs they want to change, but all of this is going to make it a lot more difficult for the democratic party. bill: what do you think? >> i got to go with what bill has to say. it is generational divide. bernie sanders is excited really a bunch of young folks to get en gamed in the process. the party poll tk is insider's game so clearly, you know, former president's whit and part of that inside game they had the party. that is when it happened. bernie created a revolution but the win, a win. >> the only god thing about that election was that so many people were so invested in their own democracy so many were excited about it and paying attention and some people like this, really you know, to know the democratic party was kind of already fixed and hillary clinton. >> some could argue it was another god thing. they would call it the result. >> i wouldn'ting that. >> donald trump the president of the united states. he has a tax plan that republicans are now united on tax plan for the most part. but backer and menendez and the press conference. no, no go t.e th

to be sure in some ways he was ill-suited to be a poil tigs, he was uncomfortable being the focus of public attention, he lacked personal charm in some ways, and he tended to see the worst in any situation. wilson remarked he disliked talking to hoover because hoover was pessimistic about everything. nevertheless he was a master at self-promotion. both in the media and with high level officials who could promote his career. since at least 1912, when joining the board of trustees at stanford university, hoover wanted to get involved in public affairs. when the war broke out in august 1914 he immediately seized on it as an opportunity to realize his goal of public service. as early as august 5th, just one day after britain declared war on germany. hoover was writing friends in the united states cabling them to find out how he could be appointed as a special commissioner in england to help american tourists stranded by the war. and they were tens of thousands of them often without money who were flocking to the american embassy looking for help. hoover organized his own private group to

he's expanding somewhat, but i think he's doing it in hawaii that's normal in prosecutor who is tach tigsert mueller is that. he again is looking at how he builds his case, where he exerts his pressure, and what pressure is going to get the most effect, and provide the most proof and evidence. ultimately in a potential case of either criminal charges or perhaps impeach. in the congress. >> all right. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good to see you. just in, a candid admission from comedian louis c.k. after allegations against sexual misconduct against him. my panel includes heather mc-donnell she had heard these stories about this man for years. ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. >>> we're back with breaking news on this friday. i'm brooke baldwin. listen, it has been a stunning week when it

>>reporter: these tig counts discussed today had to do with child pornography. these were images that investigators were able to take off electronic federal crimes. charles bell pleaded not imlt as he wore an orange charles county inmate jumpsuit. if he is found guilty each charge carries ten yeeshes behind bars. bellies also fac ing many other felony charges back in charles county for his alleged sexual crimes against minors. in fact, a 206 count indictment was handed down last month. after the hearing today, bell was transported back to charles county where he will stay in jail. sadly today h this was not the only child pornography crime on the docket today. another one went before a judge. his name was jay ron foster t t. he's accused of producing child pornment listen to this terrible details in this case, he's accused of taking videos while engaging in intercourse with a seven year old child. e guilty today. live in greenbelt , matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> new tonight, the baltimore police officer who prosecutors said who held the most responsibility f

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is that a con tig youous or is that 12 acres here and 10 over there? do you know what that 2000 acres means? >> i'll have to defer that question. i can't respond to that. >> it was presented to me as the size of dallas airport. i think what it means is it's scattered all over the place and if you add it all together it's 2,000 acres. second, do you know how many wells are contemplated in this development? >> again, i think it depends on what's passed by the body of this congress. >> it seems to me we have to do calculations. it is always dangerous to turn me loose with a calculator, we are talking several thousand wells to produce 10 billion barrels over 10 years. again, i think it's an important question to assess the impact. are we talking 10 wells, 100 wells or a thousand wells? any idea how this is going to get out from all of these wells? how does it get any where? >> well, again, i suspect that the most likely method of moving that would be via pipelines. that's how most of that oil is moved now. >> we are not only talking about these 12 acre pad

a sta tigs. and named coauthor in 130 published medical research papers. then we have the rest of her life. which includes work with the partnership of historic boston and she just earned a master of liberal arts in history. from the harvard extension school. her work focussed on domestic medicine in 17th century england. she is the expert on this area. she's also a professional historian and speaker. and owns bridging the past.com. this wonderful site helps to connect people with their ancestors. and she is going to help connect us tonight with 17th century bostonen and how they coped with illness. me please welcome lori lyn price. >> thank you very much for having me here. i'm excited to be here. i hope you can hear me i'm a little bit horse with a cough. i'm really excited to be here. this is my passion. some of you have a chance to go visit the garden. part of the reason we're speaking here is the association with the 18th century garden and if you didn't have a chance to check it out i encourage you to come in spring or summer when its at full glory.

. >> it is being plugged in almost like i take a plug, plug it in, and all of a sudden, i'm get tig itsong. >> obviously you don't know when the songs are going to come. >> exclusively when it's inconvenient. driving. >> what do you do in. >> roll my eyes. pull over. >> and -- >> scribble wherever i can, sing it into a phone, do whatever it takes because it's fleeting. >> how do you feel when this is happening? >> that i know something exists that's not just from humans. i >> you've experienced this enough to know so when it does happen. ♪ i'm still >> reporter: not all songs arrive so easily. in 1992 on her debut album "little earthquakes," amos included "me and a gun." ♪ me and a gun >> reporter: about being raped in los angeles when she was 21. where did you find the courage to write that song? >> i saw "thelma & liouise," an i think i saw it 15 times and it began to come from very deep within. >> reporter: in the aftermath of the harvey weinstein scandal, she understands the "me too" movement. >> there's a grief process that is the wound that maybe healed up for years and years and

she also ran her own lifestyle blog called "the tig," appearing here on "today" to promote it. >> a faux fall set here to get us in the mood. like harry she also supports charity work such as that for world vision. an avid social media user, leaving hints of their relationship on instagram. this is not the first serious relationship for either. at 36, meghan's been married before. although her marriage to producer trevor edgeson lasted just two years. harry is no stranger to beautiful women. he's been pictured with several since his first serious love, a six-year relationship with chelsea davey. and he's made no secret of the fact that he loves children. telling "newsweek," "i am determined to lead a relatively normal life. if i am lucky enough to have children, they can have one, too. harry recently speaking out about weight of royal expectation. "is there any one of the royal family who wants to be king or queen? i don't think so." he seems to have found his way. sharing the pain of losing his mother early by encouraging war veterans to speak out about their trauma. [ applause ] >> hel

. >> we've seen her sleek casual style on her now shuddered tig site.and not just pda with the prince on full display at the invictus games this button down and denim look created a hoopla. all because of those ripped jeans. already compared to kate who opts for more conservative looks mixing high-end brands like jenny packham with temperley london and topshop with seem ara and the sensible closed toe pump from l.k. soon-to-be royal has her own shoes to fill as the first american to take on the princess role since grace kelly of monaco who paved the way as one of the most watched women in the world. and what's exciting is we're waiting to see what her wedding dress is going to look like. we're going to find out in a few months as that walk down the aisle becomes the greatest catwalk of her life. robin, back to you. >> adrienne, been shoutout. markle sparkle. that is huge. that is going to trend. that's going to be the new hashtag. we feel it. it came from adrienne bankert. in yes. >> adrienne gets credit. hey, we got celebrity stylist and author joe zee

koehler is a tack tig of trying to silence women.ch thing is occurring. >> she's not the only one accusing him of things like this and what she said about hoping that the culture is changing because the fear, the fear that many men and women who go through this. >> the fear and shame as she explained of not wanting to come forward because of that feeling and that appears to be changing. >> hopefully so. >>> coming up here on "gma" we have the new surveillance video just released of the mom who says she was kidnapped on a jog. what this video may reveal about the case. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has... ...no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if

markle wrote on her blog the tig which is defunct she's become a close three years ago and also mentionedpictured several times on social media. the two obviously have a lot in common with acting but share a passion with helping others. she spent time volunteering in rwanda and could see "sleepy hollow" actress janina. couldn't be more grateful to share every step of it with you. >> she's definitely in the party. >> definitely. >> my money is on her. >> no royal requirement, anything like that. wide open. >> can i get back to you on that? >> yeah. >> that's -- you know, i think we'll see a lot of changes. i think this time around we'll see a whole different -- you and i saw it firsthand at the wedding. we were at the birth. we feel like we're part of the royal family. >> we are. >> we feel that way. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, the world is waking up to a new miss universe. spectacular evening. this year's competition had the most contestants ever 92 women from around the world and most visual event ever. best national costume was something. amazing costumes but in the end t the t

markle wrote on her blog the tig, which is now defunct, that serena has become a close confidant sincelso mentioned priyanka chopra with whom she's pictured several times on social media. the two obviously have a lot in common with acting but share a passion with helping others. they are both ambassadors and they both spent time in rwanda. and we could likely see meghan's dear friend of a long time. "sleepy hollow" actress janina gavankar. she wrote, quote, couldn't be prouder of how far we have come. couldn't be more grateful to share every step of it with you. >> she's definitely in the party. >> definitely. >> my money is on her. >> no royal requirement, anything like that. wide open. >> can i get back to you on that? >> yeah. >> that's -- you know, i think we'll see a lot of changes. i think this time around we'll see a whole different -- you and i saw it firsthand at the wedding. we were at the birth. we really feel like we're part of the royal family. >> it's just who we are. >> we feel that way. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, the world is waking up to a new miss universe.

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the clerk: h.r. 1900 a bill to ezz tig -- designate the veterans memorial and museum in columbus, ohio, as the national veterans memorial and museum. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida, mr. bilirakis and the gentleman from minnesota, mr. walz, each will control 20 minutes. mr. bilirakis: i ask that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 1900 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bilirakis: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bilirakis: i rise in support of h.r. 1900 as amended. h.r. 1900 as amended would designate the veterans emany moirl and museum in columbus, ohio, as the national veterans memorial and museum. the national designation is appropriate because this will be the only memorial and museum in the nation that will honor our veterans throughout our nation's history. i want to thank our distinguished ranking member, mr. walz, of course, for working with the bill's sponsor and our chairman, chairman r

in 2014 a republican member of this committee wrote, it doesn't take a math me tigs to see we're sitting on a ticking time bomb of debt. our nation's growing debt is costing us jobs and economic growth today and unfair burden to pass on to our children and grandchildren. i agree. it's important to review how we arrived at this point. in 2000, president clinton left a $5.6 trillion projected surplus to his successor. at that time, congress held hearings about how to invest in our future and pay down our debt. some members of the senate were here for that. then president bush on the same arguments we're hearing today signed two major tax cuts, one of which was after we invaded iraq and prosecuted two wars without paying for them. then he signed medicare part d without paying for that. a number voted with president bush who are still here today. when president obama came in 2009, he inherited a collapsing economy and $1.2 trillion annual deficit. amidst the worst economic crisis since the great depression, a lot of republican leaders all of a sudden remembered their fiscal conservatism, cit

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when you tolerate fake tig, which we've now done for ten years leads to fake news, which is rampant ande was the one that wrote the ads, the pieces with hillary clinton about ohio. he's a democrat. he was a democrat hurting a democratic candidate. steve: it just clicks. ainsley: how do you fight google? how do you fight all of these big advertisers? >> well, first of all, you get the ftc on your side. when the federal trade commission said there's a $175 million settlement, somebody busted in their offices in san diego and you see these guys are con artists at every level. well, when the ftc, god bless them for doing this, you take down one of the most notorious ones, other people might watch now and pay attention. but the bigger story is we have to force the major companies that serve these ads, the google and facebooks of the world to disclose who these people are. i should at least be able to defend myself. >>: so what happened? >> these guys were bad apples. i went after them for a couple of weeks after the embarrassment because, you know, i -- by the barrel, so i could make a lot o

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