on abc here's anthony anderson.eat looking you look good, buddy i love it. >> thank you baby. >> jimmy: you look great, man. thanks for coming back on the show hey, how was your halloween weekend, did you celebrate halloween? >> no, i did not celebrate it man. you know, our kids are 24 and 20 now, and they're out of the house. so there was really no need for us to celebrate halloween. but my wife wanted to decorate and i was like, "okay, that's cool." but she decorated the house man, inside and out as if we were having kids come up to the door and i was like i don't want these little covid babies running up to our door, ringing the doorbell, trying to get candy. >> jimmy: i would let no people come here. >> no, we normally do it big on halloween in our neighborhood, but, you know, no one did. but she decorated the inside of the house like it was a halloween festival, man. and it's just her, myself and our blind dog riley just walking around bumping into pumpkins and candy stashes and i'm a type two diabetic, jimmy,

so earlier today, i spoke with actor and comedian anthony anderson.sh" and why he put his colonoscopy on instagram. ant a president, welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> glad to be here via skype. >> trevor: this beard, man, is beautiful. it's luscious. >> thank you. >> trevor: you look like you have my afro but on your chin. >> it was crazy, i was going for a different look at the end of last season, anyway. >> trevor: right. >> but i planned on growing my beard and not shaving it when i came back to work. and then covid happened, and it just became a covid beard. i trimmed it a little bit because it was a little crazy and i just wanted to see how full it could get. so here we are. >> trevor: you know, i know as anthony anderson, you have been that guy we've seen doing so many things for so long, you have been one of the funniest people in movies, you have been one to have the funniest people in a tv show popping up. but "black-ish" is your legacy. what do you think the show means to you now? >> it means everything to me, really, trevor.

anthony anderson is still just a kid from compton. he tells kelly about the moment he knew he wanted to be an actor and shaper sweet words of wisdom to other kids with big dreams. you can watch that today here on nbc bay area. it's coming up at 3:00. >>> welcome back. just in. san jose police investigating the city's 38th homicide of the year. this is new video from the scene. police say that that shooting happened at mckie road and capital avenue around 2:30 this morning. the victim has not been identified. >>> just a few miles away from there, a deadly crash closed the intersection of brokaw and zanker for hours. the crash happened around 3:45 this morning. police say a lexus suv struck by a lexus coop that ran a red light. the driver of the suv was ejected and died. the other driver was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the person ejected from the suv was not been identified. >>> pharmacy news about pfizer's covid vaccine. the question how will it be distributed? not only is there the challenge of getting it

anthony anderson is having some fun on social media while talking to his followers about the many foodsnd sweets it can be found on his table during the holidays, including the family favorite differently today to >>in a video he posted to his instagram account. anderson put his baking skills to the test in order to pie offer to buy that he made to family members take a look. >>it's not good not good we know good it's only 2 of them in this what they did to >>he also joked about the long list of foods and sweets that he will prepare, but he emphasizes quote everything in good moderation. happy thanksgiving to him well that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 our prime time coverage continues at the top of the hour new at 10 san francisco police release body camera video of last week's officer involved shooting. >>what investigators say happened that led up to the shooting that critically injured one man plus holiday shopping underway as covid-19 cases continue to surge here in the bay area how local retailers are working to keep shoppers safe. >>and what we're learning about immunity operator who

thurgood marshal, chadwick boseman, anthony anderson and vice president-elect kamala harris have onen common -- ♪ howard university. >> okay. so i have a disclaimer. i am also a howard university alum. so this story is being told to you through the lens of experience as a proud bison. >> vice president-elect kamala harris graduated from howard in 1986. her recent success is shining a bright light on the black university that we refer to as the mecca. >> i want kids to open their minds up to going to historically black college. >> howard university is the leading university of black students going into the medical field in the u.s. it is said to be the greatest opportunity for minority students. >> hcbus have done a find job of educating people. >> you do not have to be black to go to an hcbu but that he were created for us at a time when blacks were not allowed in white institutions. >> being surrounded by black mentors, seeing that diaspora being represented, having friends who had grandparents who had graduate degrees blew my mind. >> it built up my overall confidence being a dark-

of these new appointees >> so there's four names you have to watch here, brigadier general anthony tata anderson was want a huge surprise that he would resign. he said a number of -- of missteps and problems with the white house so it's not a big surprise that he would resign after the election, but putting tony tata in the job is newsy. he was nominated for the policy job, but on the exact day he was supposed to go before the senate for confirmation he was withdrawn because there were a series of racist and anti-muslim comments he made and it was clear they would not vote him out of committee another person you need to watch is ezra cohen-watnick. he was just promoted up and he was taking over the top job covering intelligence and he's replacing admiral and navy s.e.a.l. joe kernen, someone else expected to resign or retire around the transition time so that's not a big surprise, but -- he called the russia investigation a hoax. he's been very outspoken in his defense of president trump and is clearly very loyal to him and his policies the one you really need to watch though is kash patel and t

additional replacements, the policy chief james anderson replaced by the person you mentioned, jim, retired brig dean general anthony tata, someone who could not get confirmed to a senate job so he is now basically filling in for anderson. he has tweeted in the past about president obama being a muslim and a terrorist. he's now the policy chief at the pentagon. moving on, the intelligence chief, a retired add children joseph kernan who was planning to retire, nonetheless, moved up and left yesterday. he is being replaced by a name named ezra cohen-watnick. he had been with flynn in the national security council when flynn had that job. he's been in several different jobs. in addition the chief of staff at the pentagon has been replaced. after veterans day when everybody comes back to work tomorrow the big question is what happens next. >> no question. we will be watching, we know you will, barbara star, thanks very much. >>> so what is a growing health crisis in this country. state leaders are calling for people to stay home, to cancel gatherings, poppy, it's a remarkable request to be making at this stage. >> but t

anderson resigned. essentially he was told to resign. he is now replaced by anthony tato, a retired brigadier general who was roundly criticized for a series of tweets that abdicated conspiracy theories and were anti-islamic. he's in charge of the policy shop along with the acting secretary now chris miller, who is a former special operations soldier and a bureaucrat but had not served in senior positions for some time, although he did head the counter terrorism center. one of the big concerns at the pentagon now is what comes next. miller has a lot of expertise in counter terrorism. not at all clear that is what is needed here. still, the effort, the policy effort, is to try to push back against china and russian expansionism and to try to get the defense budget of more than $700 billion through congress. whether an acting secretary with little experience can get that job done remains to be seen. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >> barbara, thank you for that. >>> national security experts say a delayed transition could have serious consequences, namely holding up

james anderson, the defense department's top policy official resigned over clashes with the white house. that could clear the way for anthony tata to take over. he had his nomination pulled from contention because of islam phobic tweets. joining us now is courtney kube. so what is the mood inside the ring right now, and how concerned are they that this stuff, while it looks like it may be just grudge grievances of the last two months, is a bit more nefarious than that? >> so that's the big question right now. one thing i was really struck by, after yesterday's surprise tweet at the pentagon was how senior defense officials were desperately trying to reinforce the fact that this was a smooth transition. secretary esper was immediately terminated and his successor, acting secretary of defense now chris miller was immediately brought in. that there was no break in the rule there at the pentagon in the leadership of the pentagon. when the acting secretary came in, he immediately started getting spun up on current operations. he got the nuclear codes, probably some sobering briefings to get ready to take over the job. but the un

anderson. well, the u.s. has top infectious diseases expert says the country can avoid another krajina virus meltdown. if people get serious about social distancing and wearing mosques, dr. anthony fauci called for vigilance during the wait for vaccines. on thursday, the u.s. reported more than 150000 new cases. and 24 hours, it's now the 9th consecutive day that infections have been above $100000.00. new york is one of the states seeing a rise in cases and that's led to the return of some restrictions, leaving many business owners. they're worried christensen has more restaurant owner, jeremy attempting to stay one step ahead of coronavirus restrictions and survive the pandemic by combining 2 restaurants into one. we've changed the menus multiple times and added back up, subtracted items, change concept, change some of the focus of what we're doing. staffing has been up down. now it's going to probably go down starting friday, most bars, restaurants and gyms in work and new jersey must close early by 10 pm. restaurants and hotels are among the hardest hit sectors of the economy here and nationally. especially those near now empty office towers, transportation and the arts also

going out, james anderson, joseph kernen, undersecretary for intelligence and jan stewart, mike esper's chief of staff, they're going out. the people coming in are people like anthonyot some interesting thoughts on school resegregation, who called president barack obama a terrorist leader, who has a long history of islamaphobia, douglas mcgregor, who has extreme rhetoric about muslims and undocumented immigrants, which led even esper to have concerns about him. you've got ezra cohen-watnick who was forced out in 2017 because he worked with michael flynn, who of course was chatting with the russians and saying, don't worry, we don't have sanctions against you and kash patel, who's a devin nunes acolyte, who played a key role on the hill in helping republicans discredit the russia probe. bringing that kind of leadership into the, you know, the department of defense, what does that do to our readiness and our national security? >> sure, first of all, you know, you raised, you know, real, relevant, salient points that go to their character and their competence to serve in these positions but even putting that aside, high-level turnover at this point in transition under