in october, a new incarnation of halloween brought the long—standing fright franchise right up to dateth a female lead, and the biggest ever debut for any film with a female lead over 55. curtis, who also acted as executive producer, described the new halloween as a tale of female empowerment for the #metoo age, chiming with the time in which women are trying to take back the narrative in their own life from men who have abused them. michael's here. get downstairs. go, baby, go! although change is slow, it does seem that the film industry is at least starting to become less of a boy's own club. many of the best films released here in 2018 were directed by women, such as lynne ramsey's brilliant anti—thriller you were never really here, which opened in the uk in march. they said you were brutal. ican be. other personal favourites included gholam, the haunting debut from mitra tabrizian set in london's iranian community during the arab spring of 2011. shahab hosseini is terrific as the nocturnal minicab driver who has no desire to re—enter the battles of the past, but the plight of a tri

. >> seth: you went to her halloween party? >> yeah. >> seth: how did that go?memo on, like, the tight outfits. so, i -- >> seth: okay, does this mean in australia halloween parties are more normal? >> we don't -- yeah. yeah. people wear clothes. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, okay. right. it's, like, still a think for, like, candy and children and not like -- yeah. >> yeah, yeah. we go trick or treating. no, i dressed up as selina meyer from "veep." >> seth: okay. >> and no one knew who i was. >> seth: there wasn't another selina meyer at jennifer lopez's halloween party? [ laughter ] >> no, i was shocked. who knew? yeah, so -- >> seth: so, you play -- this is a spinoff of a show where you play foster kids and now you're moving out together to l.a. are your parents -- this is a show about family. are your parents in real life excited, happy for you guys? >> oh, absolutely. >> yeah. >> they're our number-one fans. >> they are. >> seth: how does they're number one fan-ness manifest itself? do they brag about you guys a lot? >> oh, my mom's facebook page is just a fa

joel: final question -- at halloween, how much pressure do you face to provide full-sized candy barsttle mini ones? mr. reid: that's a good question because i live in a place called alexandria, and they actually restrict halloween to one street and i'm not on that street, so it's a beautiful thing. [laughter] joel: it worked out really well for you. mr. reid: i do not have to make that difficult decision, but if i did have to make it, it would be full-sized. joel: good. grant reid, everyone. thank you for joining us. [applause] mr. reid: thank you. appreciate it. ♪ place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. ♪ taylor: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm taylor riggs in for jonathan ferro. "bloomberg real yield" starts now. ♪ taylor: coming up, the bottom line at davos. the global economy is not on the brink of going bust, yet the risks are mount

pictures obtained by the local paper, "the tallahassee democrat," show michael ertel at a private halloween party in 2005 posing as a hurricane katrina victim. at the time, ertel was a county supervisor of elections. just weeks ago florida governor ron desantis had appointed him secretary of state. >> it's unfortunate. i think he's done a lot of good work. but at the same time, you know, i've got to have an administration that's going to be focused on what matters to floridians, and i don't want to get mired into kind of side controversies. >> reporter: according to the paper, the photos were taken just two months after hurricane katrina ravaged the gulf coast. ertel is seen in blackface wearing red lipstick, earrings, and a new orleans saints bandana. there's nothing i can say, he told the paper, when asked about the photos. today the paper says it shared them with the governor's office. ertel abruptly resigned hours later, just a short time after testifying before lawmakers about election lawsuits. nbc news could not reach him for comment. >> he had arranged for media visits to new orlean

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. >>> the public official who has resigned after pictures emerge of him on halloween wearing a shirt that says katrina victim. >>> and a school superintendent trying to use her own health insurance to help a sick kid. who had been missing school because he had no insurance. she speaks out right here tonight. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we begin tonight with new developments. just a short time ago, the president signaling he might be willing to reopen the government for three weeks while they continue to debate his border wall. at this hour, republican and democrat leaders in the senate are trying to broker some sort of deal. the white house had initially said late today the president would reopen the government for a time if there was a significant down payment on the wall. but a short time later, with our jon karl in the room, the president signals that down payment was just one idea. so is there movement tonight? our senior white house correspondent jonathan karl to lead us off. >> reporter: compromise brewing? tonight president trump

and i was like, "it's halloween, dudes, come on. you know?need to trick or treat." so there's a lot of times when i would have to encourage them to lighten up a bit. because the country needs seriousness, but they need joy at the same time. >> stephen: the country also needs-- ( cheers and applause ) i completely agree. when people look to the first family-- f.d.r. said the presidency was essentially a moral position. and people looked to the president for a moral center for the country, and to look to the first family to set that example. what was that like? how did your own family's morality and the morality you were raised with here, how did that inform that sort of public morality that is part of being the example family for america? did you guys ever talk about that, the pressure of that? >> well, being the first of any-- you know, when you're the first of anything, the bar feels higher. you feel like you have-- you don't have room to make mistakes. one of the things i don't talk about in the book, but i talk about on the road, is that i

halloween 2005. the next day november 1st, 2005, president george h.w. bush went to the national institute of healthio to give a very sort of tense and auncomfortable speec about bird flu and why you should freak a out about it ande was there to announce there would be a new federal plan. >> my responsibility as the president to take measures now to protect the american people. if theme virus were to develop capacity for sustained human to human transmission, it could spread quickly across the globe. if allowed to smolder undetected. it can grow to an inferno that spreads beyond ourn ability to control it. >> early detection stockpiling and ready response from all levels to contain the spread. >> that was november 1st, 2005. president george w. bush and he's theret announcing to prepe for oncoming pandemic that's going to kill 150 million people. and that was 14 years ago and nobody much remembers that now about that part of the george w. bush administration but it turns out event things like that tha do not loom large in history, they sometimes come aro

the film "halloween" which you've just done broke box office records, it brought in more money than anyilm with a female lead over 55 years old. what do you make of that? >> yes. well, you know, it's not my -- it's not really my business to know what to make of it. i was very proud to represent. i am proud to represent. women are incredible, and i'm very happy to see that women are beginning to be appreciated for that. we have a long way to go. you're an example, christiane. you're an example, to me and to many, many other women all around the world, of someone who can proceed and grow with tremendous intelligence and grace, and articulation, and be at the head of her industry. i mean, you are brave, you are out there in ways that -- >> stop. >> many men wouldn't do. so i just think it's important to recognize you're complimenting me, but really i'm sitting here talking to you. you have a show. it's named after you. >> any minute now it will disappear. but no, seriously, do you think -- first of all, thank you. but do you think that older women are being less easily written off now than

halloween 2005. the next day, president george w. bush went to the national institutes of health to give a very sort of tense and uncomfortable speech about bird flu and why you should freak out about it. and he was there to announce that there would be a new federal plan. >> my responsibility as the president is to take measures now to protect the american people. if a virus were to develop the capacity for sustained human-to-human transmission, it could spread quickly across the globe. if allowed to smolder undetected, it can grow to an inferno that spreads quickly beyond our ability to control it. >> the president's plan, early detection of any outbreak, stockpiling and rapid production of vaccines, read response from all levels of government to contain the spread. >> all levels of government. that was november 1st, 2005. president george w. bush at a difficult time in his presidency, 2005 did not go great, and he's there announcing a new national effort to prepare for the oncoming pandemic of bird flu that's gonna kill 150 millio

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halloween president trump's announcement of a deal to reopen the government for three weeks, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and minority leader chuck schumer spoke on the senate floor about the deal. weeks i continuously said i wouldn't let the senate become a theater f for weeks, i said i would allow the future

photos from a private halloween party were or takenbtained by a newspaper that shows him wearing redipstick, fake breasts, large earrings all just months after hurricane katrina left 1800 people dead. he has confirmed that it is him adding, quote, there is nothing i can say. >>> in north carolina, a happy ending to a potentially tragic story. a missing 3-year-old boy has been found alive and well. casey hathaway disappeared tuesday after playing outside of his great grandmother's home, hundreds of searchers and volunteers combed the area until he was located thursday night. authorities say casey has now been reunited with his family. >> we just want to tell everybody that we're very thankful that you took the time out to search for casey and pray for him. and he is good. he is good. he is up and talking. he already asked to watch netflix, so he is good. >> a good sign. casey said to be in good health. he is being evaluated at a local hospital. >>> a detroit family kicked off an american airlines flight allegedly own body odor complaints. now they want answers. they were heading back

joel: final question -- at halloween, how much pressure do you face to provide full-sized candy bars mr. reid: that's a good question because i live in a place called alexandria, and they actually restrict halloween to one street and i'm not on that street, so it's a beautiful thing. [laughter] joel: it worked out really well for you. mr. reid: i do not have to make that difficult decision, but if i did have to make it, it would be full-sized. joel: good. grant reid, everyone. thank you for joining us. [applause] mr. reid: thank you. appreciate it. ♪ >> the following is an independently produced program. views expressed do not reflect bloomberg lp. kim: the mother of all data breaches. over three quarters of one billion email addresses were uploaded online. were you one of them/ i will tell you what happened and how to check. every week, we talk about robo calls. we put together a guide to help you block these calls. i will tell you the tools your and apps ands tactics to stop the calls.

so i ask you for forgiveness on that night, and also on halloween, i noticed two days after. that weekend, i was open on the friday night, saturday night, the sunday night, and monday is when i noticed maggie. and on hoween night, it was the 31st, and i noticed her two -- halloween night, it was the 31st, and i noticed her two days later. writing an e-mail to you, i think it through, i consider what i'm going to write in the e-mail, i make sure that i word this properly, and how i respond. with regards to kelly and tony and their complaints and texting, they text me. they only text me. they do not text any of my managers, whose numbers they also have, and i'm very responsive. i always respond, but i also say in none of the police commission statements that i have to be abused, or i have to respond to abusive text messages, and messages where i am clearly being abused, i will not sink to that level. i think that's fair, for you guys to ask me or for anyone to think at 2:00 in the morning or 1:00 in the morning, or midnight when i'm actually running the club, that i should be e

we had a vehicle attack in new york city on halloween in 2017. we had an individual arrested this week in georgia for plotting a major attack at the white house, which would have occurred this week with something equivalent to a rocket propelled grenade and guns. he was targeting secret service, department of homeland security. areave individuals who committed to conducting terrorist attacks inside of the united states who are inspired and in some cases directly linked with individuals operating overseas. we have seen this in europe. europe has had attacks in the last year and year and a half. a suicide bomber at a concert, we have seen them in france and germany. we are not over this. forgettingome and about the world, it doesn't mean these kinds of organizations stop trying to target us. this is not just about military forces. people need to understand this is also about assistance overseas, diplomatic efforts to try to end some of the wars that are raging in these areas. doesn't mean the u.s. needs to be policeman in these areas by the need to

this was the family last halloween before bills and expenses started to snowball. >> i was going to have to fill up today before i went home. having this, that's $50 i don't have to spend, which is amazing. >> reporter: dan freeman is another air traffic controller, now on furlough. he jumped at the chance to fill up his suv. >> i just saw it at my house, on my social media, and i'm like, i drove right over here, because this is a big bass guzzler. >> reporter: ray puts no restrictions on his offer. >> you're offer to a full tank. >> reporter: he just hopes his gesture of good will, will be contagious. >> maybe somebody else at another gas station will do the same thing. >> reporter: we just checked. so far nine federal employees have come by to fill up for free gas. we don't know how long ray's $20,000 gas budget is going to last, but we want to remind you, you must live in free lamont and show your government i.d. to fill up. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >> thank you so much. and other small businesses across the bay area are doing what they can to help out. "abc7 news" at at a barber

i did this halloween. i was like, "i'm so psyched for those guys."at you, "wakanda forever?" >> yes. [ laughter ] yes, they do. but they don't understand. i'm not from wakanda, technically, so -- >> jimmy: no, that's chadwick. >> that's a chadwick thing. so, like when they say, like, "wakanda forever", low key i'm still in character. i'm like "nah, that ain't me." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you won't do -- >> i would do, "not really." >> jimmy: not really. that's not my thing, dude. >> yeah. >> jimmy: when you see chadwick, ask him. yeah. >> exactly. >> jimmy: please don't. stop asking me. >> please, i'm done. i'm done. >> jimmy: dude, it's the biggest film ever, and i know there's -- i mean there's oscar buzz talk. i know oprah threw a giant party for the film. >> she did. she did. getting those, you know, those influences of somebody like, you know, oprah as powerful as she is to get behind this film and champion and throw a huge party. my mom made her a special rum cake, you know, to say thank you. >> jimmy: wait, i saw this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: on opr

a new costume idea for you for halloween. dress up like a farm worker. women's land army. everybody does rosie. now, this idea of women in labor. so this is -- you can't talk about women at work without talking about this. who do you guys see here? rosie the riveter. this is another part of the class that i'm going to bust some myths. >> i was watching the army tv, it started off with -- i guess it was supposed to be somebody playing hitler talking about how american women spend more on parts than the u.s. military did for their own supplies while german women were put to work as baby producers basically. so i was curious as to how at the time the u.s. thought about its women becoming part of the major workforce. i don't think that was really discussed in the video. how were american women treated by american men who were still working in the factory? >> this is a really good question. how were the women working in the factories treated by the men? how did they interpret them or feel about them coming in? and i've got some numbers for you to give you some big ideas. the fe

as with many south bay families we have been coming here around halloween for years. the farm is festival is a tradition. and a reminders of the rich agriculture history. neither is gone movie image in a families crowding onto the farms for the fall pumpkin festival. for almost 30 years. how much of the scenes will remain is up in the air after owners owners announce it's going out of business due to factors out of their control. the problems are the same for all farmers. rising cost including labor. and prices for crop. >> did it surprise you what happened? >> yeah. it surprised everybody. >> why? >> because they were so big and did it so well for everybody for a long time. >> does what happened to them bode badly for other farmers? >> yeah. >> when news of the closure went public they put out statements saying operations would wind down after the fall harvest. and still plan to hold a festival. any festivals after this year will be run by new investors. that made people feel better but apprehensive. >> there's a good sense of community. i think you know people and p

the "i ate all your halloween candy challenge" is here to stay. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> got to draw the line somewhere. >>> up next, a landmark moment in american history. we'll be right back. trees and e locations tonight. i )m tracking it on stormranger. i )ll show you when the worst hits and the biggest flood danger. next at 6. >>> finally tonight, when booze was banned. nbc's kevin tibbles on the landmark event of 100 years ago. ♪ >> the eagle flies at night. >> reporter: a century ago, a secret password would get you a drink in the big apple. speakeasies like chumley's were all the rage. >> everyone from ernest hemingway to criminals. it was hustling and it was bustling. >> reporter: on this day in 1919, congress banned booze. forcing it a year later underground and into the hands of the underworld. gangsters like al capone made a killing in more ways than one. >> today i'm going to make you a gin rickey. >> reporter: jordan whips up a prohibition-era cocktail from a time when the '20s roared. ♪ >> good on a hot day. >> definitely. >> o

prosecutors say he has been linked to seven victims including a martinez woman who was attacked on halloween in 1996. he was identified through his dna and genealogy websites. he worked at uc berkeley for 25 years until he was arrested in september. >>> a major rescue in the sierra, several people including two babies were saved after their vehicle was stuck in the snow. >> this happened in the grouse ridge area, in northern nevada county over the weekend. deputies say search teams worked to rescue one p and another call came in, the same area, for a different group that needed help. and all, 14 people had to be picked up, we are in the sierra, tonight. >> reporter: after a weekend storm in the sierra showing what mother nature left behind. these snowy pictures taken high above the gaps. by late monday afternoon the roads were clear once again. a drastic change from sunday when i 80 was shut down. this group says they made sure to not try to leave the mountain yesterday. >> we did not get stuck, fortunately. so much better than yesterday. we were doing 40 on the road, 10 yesterday, that was

on this halloween this which is scurrilous i would try to put a hex on president literally multiple times donald trump has plenty to be scared about and so he is running scared yeah right probably another beginning of the end or preachment. i bet at some point a friend called you and they were like. oh no. no bro but i have a look now. don't trump is cool control the sea with several of these statements on the wildfires if the president confuses their the number of missing people he visited the town of paradise california pleasure a couple of times he put those tweets at the worst possible time when people's lives are being compromised he was playing politics and elected officials say he doesn't really understand what's causing the fire what america lost two very dear and important people for the nation here's some of what you must have heard on the news president truck is not invited trump is facing backlash for his tweet on senator mccain for. didn't who had repeatedly mocked and diminished mccain during his life was initially unable to offer up a single kind word really while this is n

but if you go back to their halloween earnings report, their third quarter, that was the quarter in my opinion to buy the stock. i think the stock was probably trading around 33.5, 34 at the time it's rallied since this guidance makes eps growth probably flatter so valuation is compelling i don't think that's a tell in terms of the consumer. the real tell is apple and their inelasticity in pricing. earnings are the mother's milk of the market. >> what does that mean >> i've heard larry kudlow say that i'll tell you what it doesn't mean you better be looking for another cow because this earnings season ain't going to go all that well. >> as much as it's nice to say one company is an entire indictment upon the consumer, first of all, i think apple's issues are apple's they have gone through a refresh cycle that's elongated we know the stories, whether it's a lack of subsidies, whether it's the chinese consumer under some duress right now. gm's story is all about a company that no one ever believes will hilt their numbers. every time -- >> so neither are tells. >> neither are tells look,

flyers have also been found in halloween candy bags. >>> a million dollar settlement over a faulty product used on metro's sver line. a whistle blower reported in 2016 that universal concre products falsified records. prosecutors say those records would have shown that the concrete's air content that was installed would mak it more likely to crack. the concrete had been installed on t second phase of metro'ssi lver line extension to dulles international airport and in loudoun county. a special coating will be applied to keep the concrete that was previously installed from cracking. >>> some good news for teachers in virginia today. the house appropriatis committee is including a 5% pay raise in its budget. >> i know, you know. i know, you know. virginia can do better. >> the news comes as teachers rally here at the state capitol this morning for higher spending on edge daucation. the governor supports that 5% pay hike. he says it's getting tougher to recruit and retain quality teachers. >>> coming up next here at 11:00, can you imagine this? a nightmare situation. a woman trapped in an ele

democrat" newspaper published photos of him in blackface, dressed up as a hurricane katrina victim at a halloween14 years ago. eight more lawsuits were announced today against a fertility clinic near cleveland. 4,000 eggs and embryos were ruined when a freezer malfunctioned. lawyers for about 100 couples blamed the loss on human error. four-star general and former secretary of state colin powell got roadside help yesterday from wfellow veteran. powell was on his way to a doctor's appointment at walter ered in maryland when a tire iew out. former service member anthony maggert pulled over to help and told powell he lost his leg in afghanistan and greatly admired him. powell later wrote, "thanks, anthony. ,ou touched my soul and reminded me what this country is all about, and why it is so great." up next here tonight, the story behind another stranger's act of kindness. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, and saying, "really?" so capital one is building something completely new. capital one cafes. inviting places with people here to help you, not sell you. and savings and c

how many of you know if i say the yale halloween issue with the nicholas and erica -- okay, most of you, but not all of you know. it's too long a story to tell, but the point is we saw these things happening. greg picked them up first, and then around november and halloween of 2015, things really burst into flames, there were protests at dozens or hundreds of universities, and a whole new set of concepts that almost nobody had ever heard of. not just trigger warnings, microaggressions, cultural appropriation. the net effect was sweeping through of a new morality, a new moral system in which people are fragile, the world is divided into good people and evil people, and we all have to unite against the evil people and fight them, even on our college campus. it created a speech environment so strange the in which people can get called out for any little thing. one i just heard from a friend whose daughter goes to one of the claremont colleges in the los angeles area. she was with her friends, and she said, oh, gosh, i'm starving. one of her friends called her out for that because that's re

these pictures obtained by the local paper of "the tallahassee democrat show him at a pri te halloween party in 2005 posing as a black female hurricane katrina victim. this is just two months after the storm, by the way. at the time, he was a county supervisor of elections. he resigned hours after the photos wereosted online. when asked about them. he told the paper, "there is nothing i can say." nbc news could not reach him for comment. >>> next on news 4, a chance meeting on the beltway betweet twoans. >> yeah, one a hehero, t other, one of the most decorated military men in recent u.s. history. a ot of things are about just giving of yourself. trying to help other folks out. >> why former secretary of state colin powell says this man touched his soul. >>> what's love got to do with it? a whole lot if you're stressed. the cold hard truth that may warm your heart. >>> i'm sherree burress. coming . >>> a touching story that unfolded on the side of 495 is going viral tonight. a veteran saw a driver struggling of the sidee road and pulled over to help out. >> uh-huh. ne 4 shomari stone e

this was the family last halloween before bills and expenses started to snowball. >> i was going to have to fill up today before i went home. having this -- that's $50 that i don't have to spend. which is amazing. >> dan freeman is another air traffic controller on furlough. he jumped at the chance to fill up his suv. >> i saw it at my house on my social media. i'm like, i got in my car right away and drove over here. this is a big gas guzzler. >> he puts no restrictions on his offer. >> you're welcome, any time. >> he just hopes his gesture of goodwill is contagious. >> i figured out if i do it, maybe another gas station do the same thing. >> so far, nine federal employees have come by for free gas. at this point, we don't know how long his $20,000 gas budget will last. but a reminder, you must live in fremont and show your government i.d. to fill up. in fremont, cornell barnard, abc news. >>> emergency ordinance protecting tenants from eviction. the money for the assistance is about to run out. the money would cover unpaid employees and contractors. if approved shall the moratorium wou

into uesugi farms in san martin for a pumpkin festival and to pick out that perfect pumpkin for halloween. the future, though-s now uncertain after owners announced they're going out of business due to market conditions and factors beyond their control. >> there's a really good sense of community that surrounds uesugi farms. you know people. you see the sam i hope there's not going to be more development. i hope that's not what they're doing with it. but it's sad. >> it might be a sigof camera today but said they still plan to hold that fall festival. any festivals, though, after this year would have to be run by the new investors. a lot of family members there for a lot of people in the south bay. >> pumpkin patch is one of the funnest things to do when you go pick out a pumpkin. >> when i was a kid, the south bay was filled with cherry orchards and peach orchards. >> oh, man. >> that's not the way anymore. >> i know. even in walnut creek you just see a few walnut trees over there too. expensive, all this growth across the bay area. as we head through the next couple of days we are going

same as art or is a different right the letter grade greg face i might i might go for that for my halloween costume. is an art or is it not art or is it near our i do not think. that means are going to be collected as as art as much as i just want to buy the fraud for eight thousand dollars that's a brave new world that i know if you got a little like a thumb drive and you saved it all yeah it's on it's all just on the phone yeah and it's a rare puppy the frog and it was a thousand bucks and so a lot of these collectibles are on the block chain and they're selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars yeah an artificial intelligence are trades for four hundred thousand dollars during this journey we're covering the disconnect between rhetoric and reality so you have a kind of a conflict with this and confrontation with this when you were visited by homeland security and the f.b.i. need to know if you're painting your burning bank paintings were real bright my god i mean. what. i can't believe that happened so long ago and it's just so weird if you start having cops walking up making decision

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