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and they start dwindling off. >> is he right, tessa?oes his audience get bored talking about the economy? do they want to hear about immigration and caravans or is trump talking about what he wants to talk about? >> i think it's a mixture of both. the people that you see show up at his rallies definitely are really enthusiastic when he talks about the caravan and border security. you can hear the cheers from the crowd. that's a self-selecting crowd of people going to a trump rally. i think jonathan asked a key question. whether trump is focusing on these issues rather than making a more affirmative, positive case for republican leadership by touting the economy and other republican successes might be turning off other voters he needs to broaden support, moderate republicans or independents. you know, it's not clear that they're responding to his fear mongering and immigration message as much as his core base already is. >> you know, jonathan in florida last night the president railed against the caravan of the migrants and refugees movi

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tonight, from the new movie "creed ii," tessa thompson is with us.show "real country" premiered earlier tonight on usa, jake owen from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night after the cmas, emily blunt and tair ron edger ton will join us. we'll have music from kane brown. and a country music edition of "mean tweets." and on thursday, our former first lady michelle obama and one of our founding fathers, lin-manuel miranda, will join us here on the show. please join us for that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest has had more family members on this show than i've had. he's a great actor who played everyone from elvis to planet and now a jolly old elf in the new movie "the christmas chronicles." it premieres on netflix thanksgiving day, please welcome kurt russell. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: a little something for you from the band. >> i just wanted to say thanks for having me on your show and happy birthday. this is my wine and this is for your birthday. >> jimmy: that's nice of you. thank you very much. i

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, stay with us, but for now i would like to introduce here in the studio historian and broadcaster tessacome to the programme. hello. mark rogers mentioning tone andi hello. mark rogers mentioning tone and i think we can see and feel that tone in compiegne, it is sombre, it isa tone in compiegne, it is sombre, it is a moment for reflection. if you rewind 100 years ago to the moment the armistice was signed, celebrations in cities around the world. absolutely, people were euphoric. this had been a dastardly grind ofa euphoric. this had been a dastardly grind of a war that went on and on, they thought it was great to be over by christmas in 1914 and it went on and guzzled up more and more countries because if you have this military gridlock, both sides are desperately looking for additional allies, wantage desperately looking for additional allies, wa ntage other desperately looking for additional allies, wantage other home nations, look, bulgaria and romania have joined us, so it was important for morale to gain allies but also you need military power and as a result it just became need m

. >> jimmy: it was just me and you and tessa thompson in the scene, though. >> and me and tessa is inyeah. i got cut out of the movie. >> whenever you need me, if you wanted some pointers, some acting tips. >> jimmy: what happened exactly? was it -- what was the reason? >> no, no, honestly, you did a great job. you really did. give it up. let's give it up for jimmy. >> jimmy: they don't know. it was so good. >> sometimes movies, we have so much material, some things just end up on the editing room floor. don't take it personal. >> jimmy: will it be in the blu-ray extras? >> let's push for the dvd extras. >> jimmy: i would like to be a dvd extra. [ applause ] see if you can put in a good word on that one, all right? >> i got you. >> jimmy: how's everything going for you? hey, by the way, this magazine just was revealed. gq man of the year. that's a real wolf too. is it really? >> it is and he was in that. he was not photoshopped. >> jimmy: it looks like a happy wolf, a smiling wolf. >> he's 97% wolf. >> jimmy: he's almost all wolf. those are dangerous, though. i've had some appearanexp

correspondent tessa valter how small. it was a companion market with joy fear and emotional debate with the yes side extremely well funded in comparison to the no complain that had very little money. calgary's legacy was changed by hosting the hugely successful winter games in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the prospect of reviving the spark in twenty eighteen has polarized the people i've always dreamed of shining on the podium singing the national anthem with the battle but to think that every twenty twenty six years here cause we. do is in exact same situation i was standing on top of that board you see the national anthem is a very exciting prospect but that the polls not everyone was so positive i'm voting no today because i don't believe city council has presented us with a budget that is accurate and i'm worried that taxpayers are going to be paying for this for the next twenty to thirty years the i.o.c. has struggled a lot in recent years to find cities willing to spend billions to host the games recently

as long as we keep things fresh, as long as the fans are happy, as long as i can get tessa, afford her her to come back. no, but seriously, though. it's definitely something we have opportunity to build on, make something new and fresh. why not? >>> touchdown confirmed. >> next, what on mars are these people so happy about? the historic achievement that has nasa over the moon. ready to get your feast on? you better be 'cause it's red lobster's new create your own ultimate feast event! pick 4 of 10 favorites to create the ultimate feast you've been dreaming of. will you choose creamy lobster mac & cheese, tender, wild-caught snow crab... crispy jumbo coconut shrimp, hey, we never said choosing was easy... just delicious. so hurry in to create your own ultimate feast before it's gone. and be the party hero. get ten percent off when you order red lobster to go. but only for a limited time. ♪ little girl and boy land ♪ while you dwell within it ♪ you are ever happy there daddy, it's christmas! ♪ childhoods, joyland never let go of your dreams. the mercedes-benz winter event is back. lease

. >> tessa green: i don't think i've ever seen that in his... >> tate green: never. >> tessa green: .gs that he does. he's never... >> troy green: he doesn't give up in tic-tac-toe, he's not-- >> tim green: i don't think about, about what i can't do. >> kroft: and you can still write? >> tim green: yeah. and i can write. and, you know, that opens up a universe. >> kroft: writing offers him an escape from his illness. he's authored 38 books overall, four since his diagnosis. he wrote the last one on his smartphone using his thumbs-- all 300 pages. so this is a new book? >> tim green: yeah. yeah. >> kroft: his thumbs no longer work that well, but his mind is just fine. he's using technology to forge ahead with book number 39. >> tim green: there's a sensor. >> kroft: there's a sensor in his glasses that he can move to lock on letters on his keyboard. he then clicks on a mouse, and words are formed, letter by letter. how far along are you on this, this book? >> tim green: i'm about halfway. >> kroft: he's a little behind schedule-- the first deadline he's ever missed. >> tim green: i apo

from "creed 2", tessa thompson. and music from jake owen. and now, for good measure, jimmy kimmel!g. thank you for joining us on this -- oh, i know it's -- i'm sure i don't have to tell you.

i'm con tessa brewer. that story coming up on "nightly business rep >>> a case involving apple mad its way to the supreme court today. at issue is the 30% commission that apple tak on its app store sales. the iphone users in the action suit claim that it is akin to monopolistic price uging where the consumers can only buy apps through apple's app store. a ruling isec ed in june. >>> cyber summonmonday iste exp be big, some estimates is it is on track to break records. it's no secre i amazona dominant force but it's also facing a lot morompetition. contessa brewer is at a fulfillment center inew jersey today. >> this is one of 110 bus fulfillment centers for amazon across the united states. the online retail giant is trying to get customers to shop more, to spend more, and to return more often. >> i'm a big amazon shopper. >> i do most my shopping on amazon. >> amazon polling out all the stops trying to break i own cyber monday record. last year's was the company's biggest day ever, selling about 3.5 millio

from "creed ii" tessa thompson. and music from jake owen. and now, for good measure, jimmy kimmel!s and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome, welcome. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us on this -- oh, i know it's -- i'm sure i don't have to tell you. [ cheers and applause ] that's very kind.

. >> also gold, the love story between michael and tessa thompson. >> is he a good kisser?at, you are the first person to ask me that. i get a lot of questions about his body, his physique, but not about his kissing skills. you know what, i cannot deny or confirm. >> i'm going to err on the side of confirmation. when you see the movie, you'll see what i'm talking about. >>> well, you can expect a lot of kissing and a few other crazy things to go down between connie britton and eric bana in their new true crime series "dirty john" and only "e.t." online's lauren zima was on set. >> i'm debra. >> i'm john. >> hi. >> you look gorgeous. >> i was just blown away and just hooked by the story and the characters. >> were you looking in there? how dare you. >> were you watching me? >> maybe. >> i don't know who he really is. >> it's a story like no other. >> in "dirty john" a successful interior designer falls for a handsome doctor, but things take a dark turn when she discovers his past. >> threats, harassment, intimidation. >> they all say it's you. what kind of person does that?

michael-b jordan, tessa thompson, and sylvester stallone return for round two of the "rocky" spinoffill answer the bell with 45-million dollars or more."he stole from the rich and gave to the poor." "robin hood" rides into theaters, with taron egerton (edge-er-ton) and jamie foxx leading the latest version of the fairy tale, which was originally scheduled to debut this past march. it's looking at a five-day weekend worth up to 15-million dollars."do you forsee any issues in working for a black man?""you in the deep south? there's going to be problems."finally, the oscar contender "green book" expands from limited to moderate release. viggo mortensen and mahershala ali star in the comedic drama inspired by an unlikely but real friendship, which could drive off with eight-million dollars this holiday weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( sara ) an 83 foot christmas tree is lighting up san francisco. many people from the bay area flocked to union square for the 29th annual great tree lighting last night. it has more than 33-thouasand energy efficient lights. and more than 11-hundre

from calgary now, tessa walter has more. >>>> in 2026, i will warmly welcome the world. >> it was a campaignet with joy, fear, a and emotional deba. extremely well-fufunded in comparison with the very little money. calgary's legacy was changed by hosting the hugely successful winter games in 1988. the prospepect of revising it hs polarized ththe people. >> i've always dreamed of standing on the podidium and singingg the natational anth w h a golold medal, but t to think t it could be a calgary k kid who wass the exact same situation as i was standing on top of the podium is a very exciting prospect. >> but not everyone was so positive. >> i am voting no today because i do not believe t the council s presented us with a budgetet tht is accurate, and i a am worried ththat taxpayers are gng t to be ying f for this. >> the ioc has struggled a lot to find cities willing to spend billions to host the games. recently, they c came up with a neww plalan to reduce costs for hoststs. >> they keep telliling potential hostst cities thathehey have changed. but there is no evidence that they have changed.

tessa dunlop.ut you still love it, it's which of these is not real. a chinese news agency says it has developed an artificial intelligence news presenter ready to read, 24/7 every single day of the year. and it's the war on the right if you haven't worked it out. i think it's fairly obvious. —— the one on the right. it is all real here though, i promise you. that is it for today's morning briefing. we havejust got the latest gdp figures for the third quarter of the year. simon is here to tell us what they are. if you wa nted to tell us what they are. if you wanted to know what gdp was doing you have to follow the weather. it was terrible, with the beast from the east early in the year between february and march which stopped construction and retail so sluggish growth and then it picked up and in the third quarter we have a reflection of that. the figure for growth in the word quarter —— third quarter is 0.6%. very much in line with expectations and that is faster than the 0.4 we were getting before

but as the closest of friends, the closest allies. just alluding to what tessa said there, between 12t was signed and 11am when the armistice came into force, on the 11th of november, 1918, another 2738 soldiers were killed. justin in those few hours alone. justice that shot of the brutality of that war. that, —— just in those few hours. as they walk out of the carriage, a sign the book of remembrance, an extremely powerful moment. that image of the two leaders sitting there hand—in—hand, but were absolutely be in the history books of our children and oui’ history books of our children and our children's children. the sun just dipped behind the clouds now. as they leave the museum. the ceremony will shortly come to an end. and there is the signing. the signature of emmanuel macron. which i'm sure will be, we will find out in the hours to come exactly what he wrote. and so yet another hugely important moment in those, for those two countries, for europe. after the image of the french president and german tonsillar in 1984 holding hands. today we have emmanuel macron and angela merkel h

i'm tessa welborn. i want to say that affordable has had community meetings over the past three years and that we feel our actions have helped bring the kind of community support that valley brown is able to build on and we appreciate that. we are getting closer to getting these projects built. the five items that hernandez mentions about restoring the fillmore, i want to say, i appreciate that more work could be done in the fillmore but it is not just fillmore street. fillmore covers a block on either side of fillmore too. putting it back in now would be a good idea before we look at ways to tinker with it further. including the home s.f. provisions that supervisor tang worked so hard on with regard to unit mix and unit size. we know that affordable housing includes many different things and b.m.r. units only hit a certain kind of middle class income level. we appreciate that we need the other pieces as well and appreciate that you are working on those too. i also want to remind people that there are a

michael-b jordan, tessa thompson, and sylvester stallone return for round two of the "rocky" spinoffpic will answer the bell with 45-million dollars or more."he stole from the rich and gave to the poor." "robin hood" rides into theaters, with taron egerton (edge-er-ton) and jamie foxx leading the latest version of the fairy tale, which was originally scheduled to debut this past march. it's looking at a five-day weekend worth up to 15-million dollars."do you forsee any issues in working for a black man?""you in the deep south? there's going to be problems."finally, the oscar contender "green book" expands from limited to moderate release. viggo mortensen and mahershala ali star in the comedic drama inspired by an unlikely but real friendship, which could drive off with eight-million dollars this holiday weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) watch these ring- tailed lemurs belly up to a bountiful thanksgiving feast. the lemurs' holiday spread was courtesy of the brookfield zoo in illinois. theeast included sweet potato pie topped with popcorn ... and a miniature, biscuit-

michael-b jordan, tessa thompson, and sylvester stallone return for round two of the "rocky" spinoffe watchers expect the boxing pic will answer the bell with 45-million dollars or more."he stole from the rich and gave to the poor." "robin hood" rides into theaters, with taron egerton (edge-er-ton) and jamie foxx leading the latest version of the fairy tale, which was originally scheduled to debut this past march. it's looking at a five-day weekend worth up to 15-million dollars."do you forsee any issues in working for a black man?""you in the deep south? there's going to be problems."finally, the oscar contender "green book" expands from limited to moderate release. viggo mortensen and mahershala ali star in the comedic drama inspired by an unlikely but real friendship, which could drive off with eight-million dollars this holiday weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(pam) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. next at ten... a wet and windy thanksgiving night. we are tracking a storm hitting the bay area right no

cupp, tessa thompson, taron egerton, plus music from oh, also we have a big surprise guest whose named to announce but when i do, i'm really going to do it. we'll also have music from midland, jake owen, and kane brown. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest turns the world on with his smile. he has been nominated repeatedly terrific show "black-ish" the prince-themed 100th episode airs tuesday at 9pm on abc, please say hello to anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. how you doing. >> i see you. all right. all right. >> jimmy: i like your ensemble. >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: you look good. how is everything? >> everything is great, man. everything's great. >> jimmy: can i talk to you about something personal and i don't know if you want to get into this, stop me if you don't. >> all right. let's not. >> jimmy: at the emmys. >> yes. okay. >> jimmy: okay. night of the emmys, well, i see you, i walk over, i go to say hello, and you seem, i don't know, something's up. >> yeah. >> jimmy: right. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you have -- anthony has a stalker, not a dangero

sorry to talk over you, we had tessa dunlop talking about this yesterday and she said the same thing,s year and we think of them especially with the flooding at the moment. they had horrific losses. all members of someone's family. scotland has a un envoy. yes, that is going to glasgow. we know that glasgow has some very poor glasgow. we know that glasgow has some very poor areas, glasgow. we know that glasgow has some very poor areas, but incredibly poor areas, and highlighting dad, who helps the poor? it is highlighting that life expectancy in the north of glasgow like craig end i5 the north of glasgow like craig end is ten years shorter than here is that we would know. and coming across a significant percentage of the population who admitted they had not seen that date or that they were in the position of running and food, 40%. look at the food banks, we are aware of that, but actually, at the desperate ends of our society we forget how bad that is. it did point very well made. in amongst the discussions of pro—brexit will affect everyone and the economy more generally, there are c

another sequel getting good reviews michael-b jordan, tessa thompson, and stallone return for round twos. box office watchers expect the boxing pic will answer the bell with 45- million dollars or more."he stole from the rich and gave to the poor.""robin hood" rides into theaters, with taron egerton (edge-er-ton) and jamie foxx leading the latest version of the fairy tale, which was originally scheduled to debut this past march. it's looking at a five-day weekend worth up to 15-million dollars."do you forsee any issues in working for a black man?""you in the deep south? there's going to be problems."finally, the oscar contender "green book" expands from limited to moderate release. viggo mortensen and mahershala ali star in the comedic drama inspired by an unlikely but real friendship, which could drive off with eight-million dollars this holiday weekend. in david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... we are continuing to watch the rain as it moves into the bay area. ( james ) and here is a live look at l-a-x this morning. make kohl's... black friday your first stop!... with i

michael-b jordan, tessa thompson, and sylvester stallone return for round two of the "rocky" spinoffwer the bell with 45-million dollars or more."he stole from the rich and gave to the poor." "robin hood" rides into theaters, with taron egerton (edge-er-ton) and jamie foxx leading the latest version of the fairy tale, which was originally scheduled to debut this past march. it's looking at a five-day weekend worth up to 15-million dollars."do you forsee any issues in working for a black man?""you in the deep south? there's going to be problems."finally, the oscar contender "green book" expands from limited to moderate release. viggo mortensen and mahershala ali star in the comedic drama inspired by an unlikely but real friendship, which could drive off with eight-million dollars this holiday weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour ...the holiday travel rush is underway ... as millions are hitting the road or jumping on a plane to visit family.we're live at s-f-o with a look at how busy it is this morning. ( james ) coming up in the next hour of t

and this weather, and, you know, it's an exciting morning because tessa thompson is here, very talentedome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> i love new this movie. >> thank you very much. >> you're so talented and michael b. jordan was here and he talked about how incredible it was to build on this rocky story that's been implanted in the history of hollywood. >> yeah. >> and has been entrusted to you two. how do you feel about it. >> there is a line that rocky has, he says to adonis, it's your time now and it's been so incredible to really take this franchise that's been so enduring for 40 year, bring it to a new generation, hopefully we're doing something that satisfies fans but also brings a whole new crowd into the franchise. >> well, it's definitely satisfying fans. we won't wait any longer. you ready to see a clip? all right. here is "creed ii." check it out. >> hmm? >> you think -- you think -- no. >> common. . >> no, that's not -- >> all right. [ applause ] >> i remember that scene and that is phylicia rashad. you were a big fan of hers and i heard you tried to impress he