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>> i just got introed by carole king.llow, follow, follow ♪ >> give it up for carole king, everybody. >> kelly clarkson. the next generation. your generation, mostly. all right. thank you, sweetie. this was a song that was made popular in the u.s. and maybe here by aretha franklin. ♪ lookin' out on the morning rain i used to feel uninspired ♪ ♪ and when i knew i had to face another day lord, it made me feel so tired ♪ ♪ before the day i met you, life was so unkind but your love was the key to my peace of mind ♪ ♪ 'cause you make me feel you make me feel ♪ ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ ♪ when my soul was in the lost-and-found you came along to claim it ♪ ♪ i didn't know just what was wrong with me till your kiss helped me name it ♪ ♪ now i'm no longer doubtful of what i'm living for 'cause if i make you happy i don't need to do more ♪ ♪ you make me feel you make me feel ♪ ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ ♪ oh, baby, what you've done to me you make me feel so good inside ♪ ♪ and i just want to be close

. >> time-out if you're talking int intergenerational, are you all forgetting carol king, hasn't beenpushing protecting wild lands in the west. >> and i think the activism we saw tonight, it's not just the music. all the people you see out here have committed to a cause to do something to change world. >> what a privilege it is to work with all of you, to work here at msnbc, to be able to be a part of something like this. every month year where it's not just us here. but 60,000 people showed up tonight because they want to make a difference. >> and worked for their tickets. earned their right to be here. >> everyone knows we always thought of you as thirsty, but to see you put your thirst towards sustainable water for me is inspiring. >> it was refreshing. >> ari is just jealous of jacob's hair. let's be real. keep it real. all right, guys. >> thank you for everyone who watched tonight, for the 60,000 people who volunteered and came, for everyone at home, you're not strangers. you're partners. you are global citizens together. can you believe that next year this event, five continents

we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behinddown ♪ ♪ i feel my heart start to tremble ♪ ♪ whenever you're around >> carole king is the embodiment of what happens. because in the '60s she is trying to write hit songs for other people. then in the '70s with "tapestry," the definition of an album of self-expression. let me go into my house in laurel canyon and tell you about my life. >> after church you always went out for pancakes. if you were lucky enough to ride in one of the girl's cars, you know what you are listening to? "tapestry." >> there were a lot of very important women who were some of the most significant writers and contributors to music at the time. >> we are going to do a song written by john david sausser one of my favorite california songwriters and one of my favorite singers. it's called "faithless love." >> she was in many ways my greatest collaborator. i became a professional songwriter because of the best voice of my generation was doing my songs. ♪ faithless love like a river flows ♪ ♪ raindrops falling >> f

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vern and carole king brought katie on a trip to montana. you can see the little border collie there. she escaped through an unlatched hotel door. for weeks the couple searched in the wilderness. they formed a rescue team and set up traps. carol even quit her job to devote more time to the search. good news, eventually someone found and recognized the dog leading to this emotional reunion. >> oh! hello! my little girl! oh! >> i just knew she was out there looking for me, i wasn't going to give up. no matter what. >> wow. that perseverance paid off. you can hear more about the heart warming rescue mission coming up right here on gma. that starts at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. >> kate better stay tied up from now on. she quit her job. >> she better get that job back. after all this attention, she is getting that job back. >> she seemed really happy. y'all really love kate. >> it was a happy ending. >>> new york, is celebrating "friends" 25 years after its television debut. the empire state building lit up in red, yellow and blue last night whic

carole king. >> stephen: that's nice. not too shabby.rade war with china. the president has put tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of imports, and it's been going on for over 15 months. to put that in perspective, if you had a baby when the trade war started, by now, that infant would understand tariffs as much as trump does. ( laughter ) but global trade-- admittedly, admittedly, global trade is hard to understand. fortunately, we here at "the late show" have an expert at not understanding things. her name is bootsie plunkett. she is our "uninformed correspondent" and the mother of my field producer, jake plunkett. jake, thanks so much for being here. good to see you. >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: a good man. your wonderful mother has covered everything from the midterm elections to the russia investigation as our "uninformed correspondent." is it safe to say she's equally uninformed about the china trade war? >> yes, i think that's fair. >> stephen: and we're nothing if not fair here. >> that's right. >> stephen: a

washington state woman went to very great links to try to find her lost dog during a trip to montana carole kingog katie in a motel room when she returned katie was gone a 57 days search ensued starting with carol posting. hundreds of fires and culminating with her quitting her job back home in spokane to stay and look for beloved katie. do you love your dogs so much and you just have hope and you know she's out there searching for you you just can't give up. the sacrifice paid off the whole town got involved in a tip from a resident lead to katie being found in a kalispell montana neighborhood, reunited the pair headed back home to spokane together. >>if you're a cat person you probably already know this cats really do bond with their people that they don't always show it. researchers at oregon state university studied human attachment behavior between babies and parents then translated that to study dogs primates and now at some kittens they found in each case, the secure care bond, look to similar in the case. a study did cats and kittens with individually spend 2 minutes in a room with her o

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live by queen and adam lambert, ferrell, alicia keys, singer and songwriter, her and the legendary carol kingt 4:00 p.m. eastern. and i'm going to talk to adam lambert. we may be able to show some of that right here on the beat tomorrow as well. "hardball" with chris matthews is up next. >>> whistling impeachment. let's play hardball. >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews on capitol hill where the case for impeachment escalated today as the whistle-blower's report landed like a bombshell. the complaint released today portrays a white house that recognized the president's wrongdoing and covered it up. it centers on trump's attempt to extort a u.s. ally for dirt on joe biden, a shakedown delivered in his july phone conversation with ukrainian president zelensky. white house notes of

evshe is expected to recover she it t t wre in a washington statp happens to be carol king like the singerer husband 57 days online sr gave hope ve later reunite. >> look at had face. oh, my gosh. >> it's funny i heard from another pet owner who tolde she was recenytlet magic it hade . s i can only was relieved. >>image through. sd. them. >> boston found that a a l.ott g ha.fashion l.au >> big event last night. big show. i w to call eight fashion show but it really wasn't a fashion show but it was aif fashion show ou know what i'm saying. >> red carpet,ed baby. carpet. >> that's what we're doing today. >> that's what we're doing today. that's why you gs are here. >> guy and lady are her a fail? >> i'll let the'llweet me if a fail. >> he's a fab right here. look at him. >> you guys, stop. continue. >> carry on. carry o tell me more. >> no, look seriously we'll talk about the big event last'l nigh. we talk abo who nailed it. ndo rocked it. >> aho failed it. >> who failed it. we were j talking about the guys.h. >> yea i kind of think the guys brought it a littl bit. >> okay. >> we gng to talk

unforgettable homecoming nearly two months in the making it began with a moment of desperation, carol and vern kinge vacationing in montana when their 7-year-old border collie katy disappeared. >> i opened up my motel door and my dog was gone. i was devastated. >> reporter: for 57 days they went to neighborhoods and deep into the woods using wildlife cameras and night vision goggles, posting flyers everywhere. >> you love your dog so much and have hope, and you know she's out there searching for you, you can't give up. >> reporter: carol quit her job as a mail carrier to keep the search going vern returned to their home outside spokane with this note for katie. instead of saying good-bye, i would rather say see you soon. love, dad. then after all seemed lost, a tip. >> she was right there in the bushes she ran out. i yelled her name and she came right to me. >> reporter: katy was 15 pounds lighter but happy to be going home answering her dad's letter with a shower of kisses. >> ahh >> reporter: good girl steve patterson, nbc news. >> that's the best and that is "nightly news" for this monday. ♪ [ch

. >> reporter: washington couple verne and carole king were on a trip to montana and brought their 7- >> came back at 11:30, went to the room, walked in and both of us were asking that question, where's katie? >> reporter: but somehow katie got out through an unlatched hotel door. they searched for her for hours, then days, then weeks, by day 37 they set up rescue teams, carole even quit her job as a postal carrier. >> i just know she was out there looking for me and i wasn't going to give up, no matter what. >> reporter: after 57 days of searching, a tip from a nearby resident came in, a dog that looked like katie was spotted. >> i've been looking for you. >> so it was all worth it. dog was found. had lost 15 pounds. dehydrated. they even jogged in some areas so their sweat would be in that area in hopes -- you didn't need that detail this morning? sorry. >> something worked. they got reunited. the lengths people go to for their pets. >> happy ending, we'll take it. t.j., thanks. >>> the one person you should not, never ever forget to thank. as a struggling actor, i need all the brea

state has been reunited with their lost border collie because of a woman who refused to give up carol kingotel room. she quit her job so she could stay behind and search. after 57 days, one of the flyers paid off and carol found her dog and they drove home to surprise stay behind and search after 57 days, one of the flyers paid off and carol found her dog and they drove home to surprise her husband. good girl. my little girl >> carol says when you love your dog, you keep hoping because you know that she's out there somewhere searching for you. >> 57 days >> paid off. >> man >> worth every second of it. >>> the overnight support for queer eye star jonathan van ness after he made a personal revelation about his health. >> and the great gwen stefani is here, and we've got a lot to talk about, but first, these messages , they're not going to be competitive in the workforce that's waiting for them. since verizon innovative learning, students have hardware, connectivity, and quality curriculum. the jobs of tomorrow will involve technology. now students are truly hopeful for what they may achieve

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carol and verne king live in washington state.t montana, especially with their dog katie. a 7-year-old border collie they consider family. but one night, a thunderstorm rolled in, and katie somehow rolled out. >> i raced downstairs and talked with the hotel clerk in hopes they had my dog, but they didn't. >> reporter: for more than 50 agonizing days, the kings looked everywhere, in very rugged terrain. checking water holes for paw prints. even looking in abandoned buildings. >> we knew she was roaming at nighttime. we purchased night vision goggles in the hopes we would see her. >> reporter: they ran classified ads, and put up posters. but katie never turned up. when things turned really dire, carol quit her job to search full-time. her husband verne leaving this note behind when he had to return home. writing, i would rather say see you soon than saying good-bye. they were on the brink of losing hope when finally a tip came in. >> i look, and katie comes out of the trees. after we found her, it was tears, it was everybody high-fi

taking the stage at global citizen festival alongside carole king and queen and adam lambert.y. how amazing is that? >> it is honestly surreal. >> reporter: why is it an exciting thing for you to perform for global citizen? >> it is what the title is. it is about making a global impact. we are touching on so many different issues that are going on in the world and really make a difference. global citizen is really about being the change. it is amazing to be a part of that. ♪ can you focus on me >> and you can see h.e.r. and the rest of the incredible line-up on saturday, september 28th, right here on msnbc. >>> coming up on "morning joe", as it was once said on twitter, never start a leak war against the fbi. the white house has had a very complicated relationship with the intel community, and our next guest lays it all on the table. that conversation is straight ahead on "morning joe". >>> this segment is sponsored by -- you got this. you got this. you got this. you got this. - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this, this, and even this. but i don't have to clea

carol: with the salt king of america.salt operation on the coast of oregon. he pumps in seawater from a bay, and through a series of processes, evaporation, boiling, hydrating, he makes his own flaky sea salt. this is what he does now and what he has for almost the last 10 years, after bouncing around some tech companies and leaving silicon valley. jason: why salt? there a great origin story here. carol: silicon valley to salt. jason: is not a natural straight-line. andrew: no, it is not. he was living in europe and going to business school. he had some extended family there. at one point, he was making a dinner of canned mackerel and arugula, whatever you could find cheaply at the store, and he said his girlfriend at the time handed him some sea salt. he put it on his meal and he said it was one of the best meals he's ever had. when he came back to the states, he started looking around for other brands of sea salt and just couldn't find anything aside from maldon. then he embarked on trying to make his own salt, and i th

were competing in the local league, mcdonald's was losing a lot of customers to burger king on account of that. carolabout what mcdonald's has done to be more digital. thomas: the current corporate culture, calling itself a technology company is a bit of a throwaway line. everybody left, right, and center in every industry is trying to do it. in mcdonald's case, there's something very tangible about their efforts. for example, they acquired back in march, dynamic yield tel aviv , a and a new york-based artificial intelligence startup for $300 million. that was their largest deal in two decades. the purpose of that really serves to suit easterbrook's vision, which is to eventually have car license plates scanned to record previous purchases at the drive-through. it is going to suggest items based on similar purchases or similar locations and the weather and all sorts of other variables. it will really allow mcdonald's to process a lot of data and gauge what is best at any given time. carol: they are also, though, redesigning stores as well. they are kind of rethinking their physical outlets. thomas: a

carol street. it's known by a few names because of the amenities that are there, the martin luther king park is there also the bay view playground in the center. you've seen this project a few times because in 2013 you awarded $300,000 to the bay view hill zone and park 94124 to renovate and possibly expand the playground which is in the center of the property. the plan that you see on the right happens to be the plan that you approved at that time. since then, some changes have happened. we also came back in 2017 to accept a grant award from a federal grant that was administered through the state of california for $375,000 in order to add to this plan a pathway that would allow both youth and seniors to have a loop around the park and also have

carol hunter? she is the editor who made the call to publish the piece and to crush carson king.o be completely fine. and to be clear, we are not calling for her firing. we just think it's a little bit weird that the kid gets fired and the person who makes the decision gets to stay. is that fair? joe concha writes media for the hill. he joins us tonight. joe, is that fair? >> no, it's not fair. this isn't some rogue reporter, tucker, who just writes a story and there it goes, out, published. there is a vetting system. and the vetting system stars witstarts with the senior editor you just mentioned. she has a job tonight. by the way, she only put out a statement, an op-ed, basically explaining what happened. we hear about news organizations, publications demanding transparency from people in power that they cover. i agree with that completely. but, in this case, she should be answering questions right now in terms of why is she okayed it and why this reporter was thrown under the bus because he very easily, tucker, could have been on order saying why don't you look into his social

carol: for more on the history of the periodic table -- jason: and to put into perspective, here is the editor behind the issue, we call him the architect, jeremy king siberian fellow. as most scientists do, he went to school elsewhere in europe, came back home working out of st. petersburg. there was a lot of discussion in the scientific community at that time about, what are the building blocks of matter? why do some substances resemble others? why do they behave the same way? there was this idea of periodic ity, that you could order them in a way that showed how certain elements were like other ones. others were trying to crack this and produce something that looked logical and sort of importantly, with science, you have a hypothesis, you want it to be tested by others. they can independently say like, yes, this is scientifically sound. he produced a table that showed iodicity of the elements , for example, white carbon and carbon andwhy silicon behave the same weight. he predicted certain holes where we had not discovered the element. carol: isn't that crazy? he knew there was more to come. >> germanium is an example of one that they discovered.

king was offering delivery to the spanish market. and on the nights when spanish football teams were competing in the local league, mcdonald's was losing a lot of customers on account of that. carolk about what mcdonald's has done to be more digital. current corporate culture, calling itself the technology is a throwaway line. everybody in every industry is doing it. in mcdonald's case, there's something very tangible about their efforts. for example, they acquired dynamic yields, a new york-based artificial intelligence startup for $300 million. that was largest deal in decades. suits theirof that vision, which is to eventually have license plates scanned to record previous purchases at the drive-through. it will suggest items based on similar purchases or locations and the weather and all sorts of other variables. it will really allow mcdonald's to process a lot of data and gauge what is guest -- best. carol: they are also redesigning stores. they are rethinking the physical outlets. >> absolutely. this is an initiative they had been shepherding before becoming ceo called experience of the future. whoequires the franchisors own and operate over 90% of mcdonald's stores globally