have you seen hank?ago. >> a successful business owner subscribes to one theory. they show up first, and they leave last. do you know where hank is? >> i don't know. i don't know if he's gone home or what. >> i cannot believe he left. not only is it disrespectful to the employees, it's disrespectful to all the customers who are coming here today. he really left? like, he's gone? >> as far as i know. >> he literally disappeared. i'm pissed. oh, hey, hank. where'd you go, buddy? we have a grand opening. hank, i don't understand why you left. this is [bleep] ridiculous. you need to [bleep] come back here. i've been here for a week. i'm doing all this stuff. this is ridiculous that you left. turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. for business advice and extra scenes from the show, go on to cnbc.com/the-profit. ♪ ♪ i'm all for my neighborhood. i'm all for backing the community that's made me who i am. i'm all for my theatre, my barbershop and my friends. because the community

mptom hanks has been a cn of this cause from the very start.t down and talk about why it means so much to him. youa playe lot of roles that are either of veterans or touch upon these issues. >> yes. >> but it's not assumed that that would mean that you would want to make this a part of your life's work, and yet yot have. >> af the work that i did open my eyes to an awful lot of stuff that your average civilian might not pay attention to. >> move your men! >> reporter: on film, tom hanks has fought on the front linst, epping into the shoes of those who served our country in movies like "saving private ryan." >> hey, bubba. >> hey, forrest. >> and "forrest gump." >> you rarely ask for help but you deserve our support. >> reporte led him to a bigger mission. giving back to those who gaveo much. >> given the option, what can you do in order to aid some aspect of making our, forming a more perfect union,n to coi a phrase. >> reporter: for hanks it's not just helping those who risk entheir lives to d our country. we talk a lot about veterans. and i d

. >>> hanks gives thanks. we're helping tom hank shines light on unsung heroes, our nation's military caregivers. >> one family cannot do it by themselves. >>> and dolly and bono. two of music's most legendary stars. and they're joining us, exclusively today, friday, november 30th, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this friday morning. we're going to get to bono and dolly. savannah guthrie is in d.c. boy, you had a big night. >> you have bono and dolly. i have tom hanks. we had a great night honoring our military care givers, an effort i'm joining. we have a lot to tell you about in a moment. >>> we have big news in washington. explosive, new twist in the russia investigation. a guilty plea from president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, now admitting he lied to congress, putting the president's dealings with russia during the campaign under the microscop

hank: absolutely. so you must have some insight as to why the chinese are reluctant if not opposed entirely to this notion that they should bring down their , eliminatebarriers nontariff obstacles to investment and trade. why, what have you learned? what motivated you to actually come out and say these things publicly? what motivated me as i see a dangerous trajectory. i look at this relationship between the u.s. and china as the most consequential bilateral relationship in the world today. to shape thegoing geopolitical landscape we live in. at a situation where i see that if we can't hammer , i see a hugensus systemic risk. a real systemic risk. international order is too big to fail, that's unacceptable , we need a strategic partner. what i see is there was the belief and hope that economic linkages would help mitigate security competition. and now you see security competition has intensified. it split into the business and there's a whole series of behaviors here but as you said, i'm also gravely c

hank you everyone. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org ms. pelosi: good afternoon everyone. and i believe it is a good afternoon. we had a most unifying session just now in the house democratic caucus, the new house democratic caucus, the most diverse caucus ever and it was so inspiring to hear my colleagues place my name in nomination once again for speaker of the house. how moving it was to hear joe kennedy place the name in nomination to be seconded bill kathy castor, a colleague who has been a leader on climate change and of course, joe, a friend for many years, but a leader in the congress making his own mark. and then to have joyce beatty quoting president obama, it was very moving. the emotions demonstrated by my colleagues, adam schiff, when he talks about leadership and the challenges facing our nation was a joy to behold. d have the new mem

. >>> the toy store with tom hanks on the piano is about to open again. we have your first peek inside. >>> and the moment that will bring you to tears. >> unbelievable. thank you very much. >> this deputy's amazing gift you've got to see. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west where the full scope of the wildfire disaster is beginning to come into focus. the death toll rising to at least 59. and so many families hoping for word of loved ones as the search continues for the 300 people still missing. president trump now planning to travel to the area this weekend to visit with those impacted. while some of the hardest-hit could face a new threat from fl floods and mud sides. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer is in the fire zone. >> reporter: in paradise, california, heartbreak. search teams looking for nearly 300 still missing, victims who may have died in homes and cars as a wave of fire tore through here. in this hard-hit community filled with retirees, many may not have been able to outrun the flames and devastating stories. >> it hap

. >>> the toy store are todd hanks danced one piano and we got your first sneak peak inside. >>> the moment that will bring you to ieears. >> unbvable. thank you so much. >> you're welcom >> this deputy's to ee. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly ns" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. we start outside the manhattan studio gh toto show you what millions of folks here in the eastern half of the country are dealing with. an early season snowstorm snarling the ening rush up and down the i 95 corridor making for very dangerous road conditions from the south to the midwest. slick and icy roads causing several deadly car crashes today leaving many without power and closing schools. the storm cutting a wide path of mystery from missouri to new england with several inches expected at many places. our ron mott has the latest tonight from st. louis. >> reporter: winter c cashing into fall today. >> had a car wipe out. >> reporter: across the country, accidents and spinouts and disbelief over mounting snow, ice and sleet. >> i don't like the winter. >> reporter: from w york where brid

>> you know, hanks says it obe course betteuse he's you know tom hanks. [ laughter ] always gets -- the script of "toy story 4." a [ cheers alause ] the one and only. but, it is good? >> it is so good. these guysre genius. it's so deep and moving and a a wonderful plot. i can't give athing away. it is about different kinds of toys you're not -- they really will surprise you wi toys they come up, characters came back. new guys in it that are great. keanu reeves has got a great part. actually, a little inside story. even he said -- gentle, wonderful guy that he is "this sounds too much like buzz lightyear." and his character do t have an edthat. and the guy said, so we calmed him down a little bit and they i reminded mtoy is only that big. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i said, "well, buzz ain't that big." i mean, of course, woo bigger because it's tom hanks, you know. [ laughter ] woody's a cowboy with no groin. so, you know, everybody -- [ laughter ] you've seen it. i didn't desn the toy. buzz has got all his stuff hidden so you don't know what's going on. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: do you ev

. >>> coming up, the possible new role for tom hanks. it's no lie. >>> but first when we come back, should prison inmates be allowed to view pornography? why a new lawsuit claims it's their constitutional right. >>> and forget showing your i.d. or passport, the new technology speeding things up at one major airport. >>> back now with new technology at the airport. beginning tomorrow your face will get you on a plane in atlanta. delta says the nation's first biometric terminal is ready to go at hartsfield-jackson airport. passengers can use facial o eludergents peed colvinginy a. and that's when the truck hit a spike strip and crashed. three people are dead. at least eight are injured. >>> the man accused in a brutal series of murders at a mansion in new jersey makes a court appearance this morning. paul caneiro will face four counts of murder for the deaths of his brother, sister-in-law and two children. he set the family's home on fire then set fire to his own home with his wife and daughters inside. >> it is our theory and belief that

the famous toy store where tom hanks danced on the piano.k peek inside. >> you want to know what is better than toys under the rockefeller christmas tree, how about an entire toy store. welcome to fao schwartz, making a christmas come back. >> can i pull it? >> please do. >> for over 150 years, it captured the imagination of generations. including the real princess. and who could forget tom hanks in the movie "big". and then that can transcribe a powerful chord. what is different this time around, this store is so much more of an experience, you can do everything from a kid grocery store. >> the famous stuffed animals sharing space with hatchimals, mad scientists 2,000 square feet of sweets, and an area are women are toy soldiers too. and a toy store hoping to remind us all to find a little time to play. >> it's not a toy museum, have fun, enjoy. >> and on that note -- news new york. >> can't wait to get our feet on those keyboards down stairs. >> well done, it's only right that it's back. >> right, should be. people around the world are roo

. >> at tonight's showing, some of the nurses as well as former kpix reporter hank plant.red the aids crisis and broke stories about the epidemic here in the bay area. >> and we'll be right back.

treasury secretary hank paulson contributed to the discussion of crisis management.e led the response to the collapse of lehman brothers in 2008. he sat down with erik schatzker at the new economy forum. >> trade and investment as we know it are apt to change significantly. i see the real prospect of an economic iron curtain where we have both sides throw up walls and unmake the global economy as we know it. >> when you use that term economic iron curtain, you were harkening back to the days of the cold war, and the divide, cultural, economic, military that separated the united states from the soviet union. >> we are not in a cold war now. people who say that, it is overblown. we have the real threat of a cold war if we continue down this trajectory. it is a dangerous trajectory. what i see happening is a growing consensus in washington that china is no longer a strategic competitor, but in danger of becoming a strategic adversary. >> you do not see the risk of china would be a strategic adversary? >> i see the real risks, i see that trajectory. >> a trajectory that

after 8:00 a.m., we will speak with the former treasury secretary hank paulson.ll be a conversation you will want to tune in for. later, we will be speaking to the chairman of s4 capital and the former ceo. that is --this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: well, it it happens politics has dominated the theme. democrats are poised to reclaim the house of representatives for the first time since 2010. riding a wave of voter anger and discontent with president trump. they were fueled by strong support from women among suburban voters with higher income and education levels. nancy pelosi spoke as results came in. she is expected to be the next speaker of the house. anna: in the senate, the republicans made gains. in one of the most closely watched races, senator ted cruz fended off a well-funded longshot bid by a democrat. for the first time ever, 100 women have an elected to the house of representatives, including the first native american woman. some expected,ve but not far from the market's expectations about what would happen in the sam -- house and more women than we have s

. >> tom hank, who's playing mr.ogers in an upcoming movie, talks about his broken heart after the tragedy in mr. rogers real-life pittsburgh neighborhood. >> and women looking for love online are losing hundreds of millions of dollars a year in catfishing scams.me a woman who savings to a phony suitor she never met. plus, how to avoid a scam yourself. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye 90 seconds. >> they want to throw being ro . i told them, consider a rifle. when they throw rocks, i say, consider it a rifle. >> the president ratchets up his immigration rhetoric. >> hundreds of thousands of children born to illegal immigrants are made citizens of the united states because of this crazy lunatic policy. >> the election just days away. >> political heavyweights from both parties are converging on georgia. >> i'd like to remind oprah and will ferrell, i'm kind of a big. >> googleloyeesprotesting the company's response to allegations of sexual misconduct. >> we didn't always get it right so we are c

nato in orders in to take our --. .hank you for being here it is our pleasure. our people are very proud to have you here. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that mr. president. we have become very good friends over the last couple of years. we have much in common in many ways, more ways that people understand. we are similar in our views and i appreciate what you are saying about sharing. you know what my attitude has been and we want to show europe whichever -- help europe whichever way we can do it the best and most efficient. i just want to thank you very much for the graciousness which we so beautifully received last night. we look forward to spending time with you. we will be discussing many things, not only military and aid and nato but also discussing trade. we have been discussing that for a little while and i think we have made a lot of progress. i think we can get it over the line, as they say. we are also very much focused, the president and i on terrorism. what is going on in the world, it is not a good picture, but we have made a lot of progress.

. >> it was tom hanks.s, tom. >> yes, it would be-- i really like playing opposite women. it's been-- up until "disobedience," i've only ever played opposite men. in fact, i don't think i've even made a film about female friendship-- i should mention because "disobedience" is about-- they're love eshz the women, as they are, in fact in can the fav. >> stephen: i'm sensing a pattern. this takes place in the court of queen anne, which is the beginning of the 18th century. >> yes. >> stephen: i knew nothing about queen anne. you're english. what did you know about queen anne before going into this movie? >> nothing apart from the furniture and the architecture. "oh, yes, queen anne-style chairs," long, thin things. >> stephen: right. she seemed extremely unhappy. olivia colman does a brilliant performance as a very unhappy, maybe not entirely well person. >> yes, yes. she's-- she's incredibly funny and incredibly moving. i think she's qoot a tragic character, queen anne, and olivia colman plays her tragedy at

hank you all for that. >> [inaudible] ms. pelosi: i don't want to make other people's no, i announcements for them but we go forward with confidence and umility. if you have questions about our plans. >> she put out a statement saying she met with you and you dismissed her concerns outright. ms. pelosi: i'm talking about scores of members of congress who just gave me a vote, giving me a vote of confidence. that is where our focus is. are there dissenters? yes. but i expect to have a powerful vote as we go forward. any other questions? >> when you went to the white house that one time you came back and said, do women get to talk around him? how do you think president trump is going to react to having to work with a woman in such a position of power as you will hold as speaker? ms. pelosi: i think that -- i will say this. when i was speaker and president bush was president , he treated me and the office i hold with great respect. he would jokingly call me number three. he's number one, the vice president is number two, i was nu

i will go there to represent proud ofand make you me as your next senator from indiana. .hank you so much [applause] ]get back by the beatles ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy that impacts you. coming up, we will open the phone lines all morning and take your social media comments on campaign 2018 elections and result across the nation. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at seven eastern. join the discussion. election night 2018 continues. republicans have retained having 51 the senate, seats and democrats 43 and two independent's. democrat, won reelection in his race against republican patrick

. >> jimmy: i'm so sorry. [ audience aws ] >>k hank you. thu. boyfriend and i consulted a a pet psychic. you know, just to make sure he didn't have any unfinished cat business. ] [ light laught >> jimmy: so, this was before he was sick? >> you just make sure he didn't have any final wishes, like yo know, before he went on. you don't do that? >> jimmy: no, yeah, yeah, people do that [ laughter ] yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> oh, okay. >> jimmy: the holidays are coming up. [ laught, ] >> rigght. >> jimmy: what do you give as a a gift? >> it's a good gift. >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. >> so we called this woman and she had no idea who i was. no idea who i was, anything about me. she kept calling me "ma'am" over the phone which, you know -- [ laughter ] at this point, if you don't do that, it's weier. you know? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> so she starts asking questions and she said "does one of you sing?" it was kind of weird, because i was like, "well, yes, i sing." she goes "do you sometim change the words to famous songs to be about your cat? like so

have a great weekend. >> and my two favorites, tom hanks and mr. rogers. awesome. >> and gayle! >> oh, and gayle. of course. yeah. she is. my bff. tell her id , ve a great weekend. >> i will. >>> 6:46. san francisco may have embraced the idea of bike sharing. but a building near green and octavia used to be an auto body repair shop that had a special permit to operate in a residential zone. but about a month ago uber opened this 24-hour bicycle repair and recharge facility for its jump electric bike sharing business. >> with the garage door up, the trucks going in, the bikes going off, a lot of noise and talk. >> it's awful. the neighbors are surprised nobody was contacted on the street about this kind of use. >> the planning commission says the 24-hour bicycle shop does not qualify under the previous tenants' use permit. uber plans to cease nighttimes operatio. so far they have not. >>> it is 6:47. morning rush is on. what do they need to know? >> it is truly in full effect and busy. we have a couple of things on the eastshore freeway, on 880, and we have some mass transit dela

that's the import of paragraph 44. >> chuck rosenberg, if i didn't show you my autographed hank aaron baseball the last time you were in my office, then you're welcome to come back. i'm convinced you can get power by holding it in your hands. thank you so very much for coming on the broadcast with us, again tonight. and coming up -- >> my pleasure. >> -- the freshman class of lawmakers arrived on the hill today as the president calls on one candidate in a very big, very undecided race to go ahead and concede. the latest election update when we come right back. we have steve kornacki at the big board. i'm alex trebek here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month f

tom hanks says get the hankies out for "toy story 4" as if you didn't cry enough for this ene.ht theyis going to be even more of a tear jerker. tom hanks returning to play woody told the bbc, the emotional range of the movies has become more and more deep and profound and affecting. like a true friend, tim allen who is the voice of buzz lightyear, backs up his pal hanks and told "e.t." in canada that the end is so emotional he couldn't even get through the last scene. get ready, guys. >> rob's already got the pocket square out. >> he found the pocket square. >> don't give it to her. you would accuse her of stealing it too. >> any excuse to buy more hankies. >> we're there for you to infinity and bz. thank you, buzz. >> dad joke. >> exactly. >> alert. >>> speaking of whit and the dad jokes, now to the story of a house named brady, which apparently whit used to live -- >> i lived right around the corner from this house. yeah. >> you know how the song goes. well, we've got an update on the home made famous by the hit '70s tv show "the brady bunch." hgtv announced a new series called "a v

take care, everybody. .hank you [applause] >> thank y'all. god bless y'all. [applause] >> thank you, florida. about 50 minutes ago, i spoke with andrew gillum who graciously conceded the election. he was a very formidable opponent and i wish him well and other then serving our nation in uniform, the opportunity to serve as the 46 the governor of the great state is the greatest professional honor of my life. thank you, the people of florida, for your faith, your support, and your trust you have but not bad for a kid who started out making six dollars an hour. throughout the campaign, i do the only thing i could control was how hard i worked. and i was at peace knowing that i worked as hard as i possibly could and let everything out on the field. when he spoke to the ohio regiment towards the end of the civil war, abraham lincoln told his soldiers that the free government for which they were fighting provided everyone with an open field and fair chance for their industry, enterprise, and intelligence. on the frontier in a secure circumstances, and yet he rose t

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hank you, mr. speaker. the speaker: the house will return to order. there are two more. he house will return to order. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my colleagues, it is a tremendous pleasure today to introduce our newest colleague from tulsa, oklahoma. the great first district of oklahoma. having been a special election baby myself, a long time ago, the pressure, the significance of our colleagues when they stand before you in the unique way that they're sworn in is tremendous. so the advice that i've given congressman hern, i'll try and practice myself. lueke lueke brevity -- mr. lucas: brevity. born on an air force base, worked all of his life, earned a degree in engineering and an m.b.a. degree. the thing i love the most perhaps is a hog farmer at one point in his career, and a very successful restauranteur. kevin is an individual who is a reflection of the great first district of tulsa. he's a reflection, i think, in what we need and want in a member in this united states house of representatives. and with that,

. >> separate from all of this of course is hank paulson speaking in singapore about warning againsteconomic iron curtain with china. >> that happened today he's been saying that for some time hank paulson was at the university of chicago just last week at a u.s./china forum as well i heard him speak. and he reiterated or said that for the first time where he talked about how concerned he is that even if you get beyond tariffs, he thinks this cold war with china will go on for a long time >> i think we're in for a longer period of tension in the economic area. it's going to be more complicated, it's going to be more tense we could talk about it for a long time. >> when it comes to china, guys, i wouldn't be surprised if the president brings it up today it's one of his key talking points he'll probably also talk about federal judges, the judiciary, anything he can paint as a win i think the way he's handling china right now, i think to his -- in his mind is a real win for him. >> john, i'm curious what you make of this because cashin for example, just a moment ago suggested that maybe

hank you.our time is 5:42. developing this morning, amazon is expected to name cry oal city of the locations for its second headquaters. multiple repor suspect the online retail giant will make an official announcement sometime toda today. >> it will be divided between crystal city and long island city in new york in the queens area. team coverage on the big announcement. we'll start with chris here. >> well they had very specific requirements and some of the deficiencies may have been a blessing in disguise. they were looking for an area of at least a million people. they aidn't want to be big fish in a small pond. they were also looking for an area tha was business friendly. northern virginia is low regulation and low tax. they alsoanted to attract tech workers. this area is a tech hub, es ocially parts northern verge virginia in fairfax and ou lo they needed half a million square feet of office space and up to 8 million square feet over several years. they wanted to be near an airport. t and

we have tom hanks. we have bono d andly parton. can you imagine?y. >> yes. >>> let's start with a check of toy'seadlines. new details this morning about president trump's written answers to qstions from special counsel robert mueller. two sources familiar with the matter tell nbc news the president told mueller he was not told beforehand about the infamous 2016 trump tower meeting with donald trump jr. and the russian lawyer promising dirt on hillary clinton. they also say that president trump wroto that roger did not tell him in advance that wikileaks planned to release emails about the clintonmp aign. meanwhile, president trump fueling speculdtion he c pardon hisca formempaign chairman paul manafort telling the "new rk post," quote, it discussed but i wouldn't take it off the table. >>> stunning allegations from adult fm star stormy daniels about her embattled lawyer michael avenatti. she says avenatti sued president trump for defaming her against her wishes. hee also alleges he launched new crowd funding campaign, a n one, without her permission

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the biggest energy bill in the history of our country by -- hank you -- taking tens of millions of cars off the roads. much of the authority used by president obama in this regard stems from that legislation. so it's very important it was bipartisan. he wanted nuclear. i wanted renewables. we came to agreement. again, we have to sit down with our ranking members. but i believe an array of ranking members has broadened since then because not only is it energy and commerce, for example, that you referenced, but also homeland security, because this has become such an issue hitting home by way of hurricanes, forest fires, so many different ways. natural disasters affecting people. very directly in their lives. so we do believe that it's about stewardship of our planet, and we have to find the best way to engage the public to make the change that is necessary to put us on a different course of action. live with the deniers in that egard. reporter: what do you tell members who say they want leadership change? what can you offer them? and might you back primary challenges from the -- [indiscer

i was like tom hanks knows my name. that's amazing. >> everybody knows your name, .s fun and he's so all in and cares so much about these families, and i'm all in with him and senator doyles tireless in her advocacy. and it's beengreat, and we have so much more good work to come. >> we know you're here tor anc the "today" show as well from d.c. today. what is the bigor >> you guys are always our big story, but there's been some major movement in the mueller investigion with michael cohen pleading guilty to lying to congress. and it really bringsront and center some of the m comeants that president trump made at the height of the campaign when there were already allegations swirling aruut ia, he said repeatedly, i have nothing to do with russia. now his long time lawyer and counselor, mhael cohen, is saying well, that's not true. and he's acknowledged lying to ko congress. he also sat down with the special prosecutor for mtings that went on for hours. he's saying something and we don't know wh w. l be interesting to see how it all sits in. or maye that mueller may not

hanks for taking my call. i pretty much want to say i am very happy that the democrats have taken the house. it is pretty disappointing that they could not at least -- the senate could not be half/half. which i really support the democrat who is running in my state which is sinema. i am still very nervous about that. democratbe the first in a long time to be a senator from arizona. no matter how the race goes you will have the first female senator from arizona, correct? caller: correct. that does make me smile very much on that. the other topic that really how the me today was president handle that press conference. i was just very, very appalled by his behavior . my entire life seen any of our presidents behave that way or speak that way. i just cannot believe it i am really disappointed with him for that. it is not hard to answer a simple question, and he was not trying to be insulting, none of them were. he went too far in lashing out at them. lily is talking about the back-and-forth between president trump

he's served his -- hank sanders. he's served his constituents well. his work will shape the political and social landscape of this great nation for years to come. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, for five minutes. . mr. poe: mr. speaker, born in the 1920's, he grew up in the depression of the 1930's, poor. just like many american children in the rural areas. fresh vegetables were grown in the family garden behind the small frame house. and his mother made sandwiches for school out of homemade bread. store bought bread was for the rich. he grew up belonging to the boy scouts, playing the trumpet in the high school band, raising rabbits and bees, he went to church on most sundays. in 1944 this 18-year-old country boy that had never been more than 50 miles from home finally found himself going through basic training in the united states army at camp walters, texas. after that, he rode the grain with hundreds of other american g.i.'s, mostly teenagers, to new york city for the ocean trip on a cramped liberty

. >> tom hanks. was hanks there? >> jimmy: he showed up. >> conan o'brien. andy samberg.you, folks, we had to have a 24/7 heimlich person on. as we ate -- it was the funniest table i've ever sat at. >> jimmy: it was a lot of fun and you were the funniest one at the table. i think it's a great message is that, comedy is stronger than politics, folks. [ cheers and applause ] [ gong ] thank you, jeff. oh, jeff's on vacation. anyway. it was great. >> thanks, brother. >> jimmy: your special is very funny. "fake news, real jokes" is downloadable now and you can see dennis on tour with mark steyn february 22nd in reading, pennsylvania, and february 23rd in syracuse. we'll be back with the milk carton kids! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel bye. the best or nothing. st or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank melissa mccarthy and dennis miller. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first, this is their album "all the things that i did and all the things that i didn't do." here

that's the import of paragraph 44. >> chuck rosenberg, if i didn't show you my autographed hank aaron baseball the last time you were in my office, then you're welcome to come back. i'm convinced you can get power by holding it in your hands. thank you so very much for coming on the broadcast with us, again tonight. >>> and coming up -- >> my pleasure. >> -- the freshman class of lawmakers arrived on the hill today as the president calls on one candidate in a very big, very undecided race, to go ahead and concede. the latest election update when we come right back. we have steve kornacki at the today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them. with the free au

the placed hank all veterans. the ceremony continued inside the amphitheater with a parade of colors by veterans' organizations and remarks by dignitaries. >>> president trump is back at the white house after a quick visit to france. he was among dozens and friends for armistice day marking the end of world war i. vladimir putin was there and gave president trump a thumbs up. the french president made remarks about patriotism that were seen by some as criticism of the president's self- proclaimed nationalism. >>reporter: nationalism is betrayal by saying our interests are first. you erase what is most precious -- moral values. >> president trump also visited a ry was canceled and the white house said his helicopter was unable to fly in the rainy conditions. several top officials went in his place. on social media some criticized this saying that he had dishonored u.s. servicemen.>>> seven people including elvis presley and babe roof and antonin scalia will be on the with a presidential medal of freedom. he is hono

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. >> and also a bit of a ladies man, according to bill's cousin hank. >> beautiful women, you work hard, play hard. you do things you're not supposed to do. he was a great man but he was not the perfect man. >> bill's imperfections became painfully chlor32 years into marriage when frances says he got a call from a mistious woman, september 13th, 2013, friday the 13th. >> she goes you don't know me but i'm vague an affair with your husband. i was no shock. >> heart broken furious frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true? >> by that time he is crying and telling me that he is sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> this is three decades of marriage. >> and i finally asked him, how long has this been going on? he cried again, told me three years. >> i go this is not an affair this is a relationship. >> that word that bothers you. >> mistress, it sound like i don't want to say i was the side person because i was more than that to him. this was the man i wanted to marry and spend my life with. >> bonnie was a 28-year-old single mom when they met. about 0 years younger than

hank paulson warns of an economic iron curtain between china and the u.s. goldman sachs is the biggest risk is an overheating economy. david: welcome to bloomberg daybreak on this wednesday. it is of course the day after the midterms. that is the white house where there are some happy people led by the president. he has been tweeting he is going to have a news conference at 11:30 this morning to discuss success in the midterms. alix: back to work is what he said. you pointed out that the moderate republicans did not make the showing we thought. it was still sort of the fringe which is interesting for president trump's agenda going forward. david: interesting when you have , the moderate senate -- lost in the in general, it seems that the moderates did not do so well and some of the more extreme republicans did better. alix: that gridlock or confusion reflected in the market. it feels like a risk on rally, a goldilocks kind of scenario. despite the fact you get that split congress, it is a weaker dollar story. euro-dollar up by 5/10 of 1%. it was a bull flat

. >>> a few years ago tom hanks played walt disney on the big screen.it is? >>> good morning, it's 8:25. i'm michelle griego. flash flooding in butte county has forced victims of the "camp fire" to evacuate yet again. rivers of water eclipsed entire roads. butte county sheriff's deputies went door to door evacuating people in the storm. it's unclear how many people have been evacuated at this point. >>> palo alto police investigating an unusual case. they are trying to determine if a suspected drunk driver was using the autopilot feature on his tesla to help him get to his destination. >>> the new winter park at civic center opens at 11 p.m. the centerpiece is an ice rink. tickets start at $15 but kids who go to school in the tenderloin will skate free. >>> we'll have news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.com >>> good morning. your friday drive through the castro valley y just got a bit busier. first reports of a crash as you work your way on 238 so just a heads up there right around 14th street. it's bl

that's the import of paragraph 44. >> chuck rosenberg, if i didn't show you my autographed hank aaroneball the last time you were in my office, then you're welcome to come back. i'm convinced you can get power by holding it in your hands. thank you so very much for coming on the broadcast with us, again tonight. >>> and coming up -- >> my pleasure. >> -- the freshman class of lawmakers arrived on the hill today as the president calls on one candidate in a very big, very undecided race, to go ahead and concede. the latest election update when we come right back. we have steve kornacki at the big board. kornacki at the big board. than comparable vanguard funds. and we're now offering zero expense ratio index funds. that's value you'll only find at fidelity. ♪ one thing leads another introducing zero account fees for brokerage accounts. and zero minimums to open an account. at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ >>> it may seem like ten minutes, but it's been one week since the midterm elections. today the newest members of congress, more democrats than

store will feature the famous giant clock tower as well as a giant dance on piano made famous by tom hanks in the hit movie big. >> very cute. >> so yesterday even thougwa it snowing, the family online safety institute held important conversation about online safety with families with a panel of experts i was able to moderate. the fact that more parents find that technologyel actually them with parenting, even with some of the concerns about cob tent and screen time. and that overall, f peoplm all groups, seniors, my age group, my kid'seo age,e from all demographics, low income and diverse backgroun found that overall technology brings people together and i'm in the sandwich gap that we're trying to help our kids navigate technology and my parents. my mom is how do they get those pictures up there so quickly. it's finding solutions. >> i have tech support for my folka. in atla >> i'm sure you have to help them. >> they're windows people and i'm not. i don't know what to tell you. a who other issue. >> a whole other problem. >> let's take a look outside our window. >> what do we see? >> i s

in my case i saw ted williams and willie mays, hank aaron. ernie banks, and i started to say what the heck am i doing here? these are the all-time greats. all of a sudden you're one of them. there is no prouder moment than that. >> reporter: giants ceo larry barrett gave his thoughts on the man that was a san francisco and giants institutions since his arrival in 1959. >> rt 60 years, the giants was a mainstay whether it was on the field or interacting with fans, going to basically every game at at&t park. william the cove he was the warm, gentle, beloved giant . maybe the most ever. >> larry hit on an important point. he may have retired in 1980 but he was a fixture every day. a lifelong giant and perhaps the most beloved giant of all time. >> we have all had a reaction with his loss, and we interviewed him as well. he was always just a nice man to talk to. just a gracious person. never full of himself. so different from some of the athletes we see today. a lot of reaction is coming in from fans and friends. we caught up with mayor willie br