lenny's memoir, "let love rule," is available now. right, everybody. well, that's our show for tonight, but before we go, thanksgiving is coming up. but in the corona era, homebound seniors are at greater risk than ever, especially those who don't know where their next meal is coming from. but meals on wheels is out there in the streets, delivering meals to elderly americans every day, to keep them safe and nourished in communities across the country. if you can help out, and want to support the work they do, please donate at the link below. until tomorrow -- stay safe out there, wear a mask, and remember, no matter who you are, there's no shame in admitting you've lost, or in giving a concession speech, or crying big boo-boo tears because you're a boo-boo baby. no matter who you are. now, here it is -- your moment of zen. >> breaking just moments ago, new reporting on something we talked about at the top of the hour, this time it involves our intelligence community. ken, what have you learned, sir? >> oh, shit -- (~bleep ). >> okay.

plus lenny kravitz is joining us on the show.ck around. ♪ hey baby, hey, hey ♪ you got me feelin' punchdrunk crazy, so crazy ♪ ♪ it's everything i want, now maybe, ooh, ooh, ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh ♪ can we do it again? ♪ your blessing's all i ever wanted ♪ ♪ i'm stressed, you got me feelin' nauseous ♪ ♪ wow-wow-wow-wow-wow ♪ wow-wow-wow-wow-wow ♪ wow whoa! someone please help! of course. you're tenacious, i'll give you that! it's ok, i'm ok... [heavy breathing] where are you? coming! let's do this! yeaahh! it's on!! woooo! whoa... [heavy breathing] rated rp to t. we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but, we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired, expired... expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save a lot of money oh, teddy. did you get my friend request? uh, i'll have to check. (doorbell ringing) aunt joni's here! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. hello? "the daily socia

you're playing with great jazz players, and all of a sudden you wind up in a video with lenny kravitzgonna go my way." ♪ ♪ that's not jazz, cindy. ( laughter ) i don't want to be the one to break it to you. >> no, my friend. that is not jazz. you know, i hadn't really thought about a rock gig, but i liked rock, so i was okay with that. >> reporter: from that point on, this jazz drummer's palate just got broader. she later joined a band known for its explorations of latin rock and more: santana. >> she's a great drummer, she used to play drums with lenny kravitz... >> reporter: the group's leader would be her future husband. >> there's a rumor going around that she's going to be my wife. >> reporter: she brought an explosive style to the band. ♪ ♪ >> cindy is like bruce lee on drums, because she's very devoted and dedicated and disciplined. so there ain't nothing cute about, you know, cindy playing drums. >> you know, the drums is the seat that really propels the music. you know, drums are the driving force. and we do it acoustically, you know, where if you're playing, you know, an ins

. >> lenny, let me ask you a question . i'm sitting in my wife's studio and has wonderful light until the sun goes down. andi very very dark ? should i go and turn some lights on? >> you're fine. >> it's getting kind of gloomy and it strikes me, i startedtalking about some very dark things . >> let's give you a chance to lighten this up a little bit or at least change that tone a little bit if you want to. you're fine so i think wehave another video to watch .>>. >> civilians, 300 million. >> and anxious nation with misinformation, take what other leaders tried and set aside. please defeat these sovereign states on separate plates, so this confusion anddistrust . insist onsycophantic praise . turn the pot for all to seeon live tv . simmer low. >> how to inflate common snake, then prophetic, [inaudible] >> pass the buck. >> our suppliers aarriving late ? lame the state. shock all science-based advice, purce twice. if the stock careens, boil your greens. push your ignorance and mike pence. >> use yourson-in-law for the slop .

in virginia lenny! >> hey jim, big booyah to you. >> right back, right back. >> i want to say my father introduced me to your show about 16 yeears ago and i have been a loyalist since and you have not aged a day >> wow, tell my wife my wife would be okay. what's going on? >> so i like to hear your thoughts on t-mobile >> t-mobile is a buy at&t is a sale, verizon is good when you want to have that income t-mobile is a grow stock i can't believe how that company hit it i am tired of their ads and music but does not mean i am tired of their product andrew in new jersey >> how are you doing, jim? happy thanksgiving and i hope you had a safe holiday my question is about ebay. my question is buy, sell, or hold >> i saw we hat etsy on. i have to tell you, i do like shopify, it has its own show i see it a lot but mostly i like amazon and at the bottom i like ebay, kind of down at the bottom of the bay. you don't want to be there let's go to dean in ohio de dean >> hi jim, how are you >> i am well how about you?

that robert jenrick is talking about here, with the 20 47 tills opening, is that he will relax the lennieion that takes weeks and weeks from your local council if you want to open your shops as of the normal hours —— relax the planning laws. he is think you will get rid of those restrictions and ask councillors to fast—track those plantings. in a lot of shops say they want to stay open until at least midnight, say, overthe next period before christmas. already, 140,000 jobs have gone in retail. december is the most important month for many shopkeepers in the high street. and the ideas to try to encourage people to buy in your high street, at your local shops, not just online, if you can. yes, that's exactly what the daily mirror is saying. high street plea, go shop for britain. i did this last christmas, i'm going to do it again, trying avoid online shop if you can. there are some wonderful independent shops out there to support. yeah, absolutely, and that's a great campaign and what i would absolutely support. partly because also the amazon beast has now taken over the world and we all n

everything from populist sovereignty from stephen douglas to nebraska and lenny campus and john brown's raid in kansas and harpers ferry. the dred scott decision, these are for really important pivotal years that led to the civil war. and sidney blumenthal posts in depth into some of the many characters, charles sumner and others and it's just really a great piece of history. and lots of tidbits that are in their that one might not normally know. and one of the characters really comes out badly from a historical point of view is stephen douglas created is a demagogue, willing to sacrifice all kinds of principles to advance his career. and of course he tragically failed in that endeavor meanwhile did huge damage the country in overturning the missouri declaration, opening up territories to slavery where it had been prohibited and ultimately not on the south or the north. really good piece of work. . the burden by tim matheson which is the story of the massacre in tulsa. of a really vibrant and successful african-american part of. . greenwood and the mass that took place was, i mean it's

.>> reporter: lenny volunteers, retirees and student groups and corporate teams, were once a big sourceelp, argon. national guardsmen, who have been here for months, mostly by december, you need volunteers, like being here for the first time. >> what do you want to tell people who are a bit nervous? figure don't be afraid, as long as you take the safety precautions, it is nice to give back to the community. >> we have so many people in the community who have literally wiped out their savings during the pandemic, while they have been out of work, and it's going to take a long time for people to truly recover from this economic devastation.>> reporter: still employed, but his wife lost her job, with a new baby at home, every little bit helps. >> we will buy stuff but sometimes things get a little bit more hot, harder, it really helps. it really helps a lot of people. things are getting better soon hopefully. >> reporter: kpix 5. >> we all hope. to learn how to help the food for bay area families drive, check out kpix.com/give, or donate at your local whole foods market.>>> happening this

we have songs like alicia keys, phil collins, eminem, other vehicle, fly away by lenny kravitz.p funk by bruno mars. >> those are really good ones. >> nicole, obviously they're in a pair of teslas. little different than your ride out experience. can you compare, contrast for us? >> we rode out in something called at a the astro van whichs really cool. there's something about this ride. the word surreal comes to mind a lot. you're thinking like, i'm in a vehicle that's striving to a launch pad to take me to space. it's difficult to believe that can be happening. >> i wonder how did it feel any different the first time versus the second time? victor is the first timer here and others second or third. there goes the hilo, that's leading the way. that's our cue that the convoy will be passing by us shortly. >> i think just like launch on your second time, you think oops, been there and done that. the adrenaline, the feeling is equally as excited on the second time too. >> i know you all watching the convoy. we're turning around in our chairs because it looks like, is that the first

conservative view that just isn't that popular when you look at the margins of the president lost with lenny alls as well as women suburban women by but you know, going forward, i think look at all comes down to georgia and what happens in the senate races, there if we republicans can hold on to the u.s., senate, it's going to be a lot different conversation that we're having in january than if democrats do get the senate as well as joe biden. you know, is confirmed as president. you know, wes, is a libertarian. i, i have to probably think that you're, you're probably just as sick and tired of this woke politics, rhetoric that just sucks all the air out of the room. when it comes to issues that affect all people, when you're sick, it doesn't remotely, doesn't matter if you're a republican or democrat or a libertarian. go ahead with us. well, if you're talking about health care in particular and this applies to other issues when, when ronald reagan was running for president, he used to say government is the problem, not the solution. and he would spend quite a bit of time explaining how free

whether white supremacist in one of them will policy praise, blowing up, or an east please address lenny for years. i d n. so here, but in this war of senate it's a bad idea yet that's not good politics. where people would agree we should move wars impress were brought washrooms home, but we all just completely abandon some of the yes there is right here and stay in iraq. sure. interests. we have no interest and we've been there for 19 years and no one has to hear now what our interests are. they're ok. i mean ok, i don't mean to be flippant here. ok. but what i'm, what i'm just saying is that this should be, this is something this has a large consensus, 3 election cycles in a row, and i really wish the political elite, republican and democrat ok. lindsey graham in there as well. another warmongers. ok, but i'm going to end on this point here. you know, for republicans, democrats, libertarians, i just am one suggestion. listen to the people and stop bickering so much. i want to thank my guests in washington, minneapolis, and austin. i want to thank our viewers for watching us here, aren'

we have songs like alicia keys, phil collins, eminem, other vehicle, fly away by lenny kravitz.p funk by bruno mars. >> those are really good ones. >> nicole, obviously they're in a pair of teslas. little different than your ride out experience. can you compare, contrast for us? >> we rode out in something called at a the astro van whichs really cool. there's something about this ride. the word surreal comes to mind a lot. you're thinking like, i'm in a vehicle that's striving to a launch pad to take me to space. it's difficult to believe that can be happening. >> i wonder how did it feel any different the first time versus the second time? victor is the first timer here and others second or third. there goes the hilo, that's leading the way. that's our cue that the convoy will be passing by us shortly. >> i think just like launch on your second time, you think oops, been there and done that. the adrenaline, the feeling is equally as excited on the second time too. >> i know you all watching the convoy. we're turning around in our chairs because it looks like, is that the first

that lenny was back in 1999 but now today it's all about the storm making landfall, surge above 12 feetof course, guatemala, belize, everybody on alert because they just got hit with eta. >>> coming up here we're talking to the game changer breaking baseball's glass ceiling. how trail blazer kim ng became the first woman general manager in the mlb, plus steve martin joining us live. your local news and weather next. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by ford, built ford proud. proud. built ford proud. >>> good morning. i'm reggie aqui. ten uc davis fraternity members are in quarantine. health officials say this is all linked to a party. up to 20 people attended the event hosted by the fraternity on thursday. nine of the infected students are in designated quarantined apartments on campus. one is staying at that fraternity house. be careful out there. >>> meteorologist mike nicco has a look at your forecast. >> hey, reggie. hi, everybody. great weather to be outside today. look at this. your activity planner, clean the drain and the gutters if you can. we have a good soaking coming

my name is lenny golay. want to know if you can hear me. we have a new sound system. does it work well? oh, great. wonderful. we are obviously thrilled, honored to be celebrating the publication of "jfk and the reagan revolution." we have the two co-authors with us. a man who needs no introduction, mr. larry kudlow and his brian domitrovic, the associate professor and chair of the sam houston state university -- two of them worked on the book together and will be talking about it together. we're so thrilled and so honored to have you both here. temperature for coming, and i should mention also, larry lives across the street and he is a regular customer here, has been for years. mr. kudlow: >> over 20 years. ms. golay: that makes it so special and so personal. in -- join me in welcoming larry and brian. thank you. [applause] mr. kudlow: appreciated. we welcome c-span, by the way. thank you for covering this, appreciate it very much. so, yeah, it's true i'm larry kudlow, and i'm a local. when penguin and random house started organizing this thing -- which one? that work

seriously, this owl is so famous he already has a book deal and a clothing line with lenny kravitz. [ghter ] but the owl is doing well. he was safely removed and sent to live in the same wildlife center as rudy giuliani. [ laughter ] it shows you how much we're sick of talking to politics. lester holt is reporting a a story about a bird in a tree [ light laughter ] well, speaking of cuties here at 30 rock, msnbc's steve kornacki was just named one of "people" magazine's sexiest men of 2020. [ cheers and applause yep. kornacki knew he'd won after a a big vote dump out of bucks county, pennsylvania [ light laughter ] naturally when he saw the final list, trump call it fraud and demanded a recount here's some good news for the holiday season if you're a a "charlie brown" fan. watch this >> the "charlie brown" holiday special will air on free tv after all. last month apple tv became the new home to snoopy and the gang, but after public outcry, apple is teaming up with pbs to air the holiday specials >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause when they heard that the peanuts gang celebrated by d

again, i'm lenny mendoza thank you and stay safe everyone area thank you again john. >>. >> now on book tv, or television for serious readers. >> we bring a former white house press secretary and medications director sean spicer, a lifelong republican . his role in reshaping the republican national committee's pr strategy the party revealed after losses in 2012 area implemented his same strategies in 2014 the party to sweeping victory in 2016, prior to the must-see republican primary debate sean worked on behalf of the party to restructure the base format trading more informative and fair debates. sean's efforts at the rnc's chief strategist and medications director landed him a spot in pr weeks power 50 list for2016 . the last join us at the reagan library in july 2018 his book the breathing, politics, the press and president . he had a virtual discussion about his brand-new book leading america examines the upward battle instrument is half to face the media, hollywood, academia and big tech. we now invite you to enjoy our virtual program coming to you from our air force one leadership

so lenny from the past has strengthened the cordon dishing the mic and also have kind of good experience in managing the outbreak. but you should not also forget that dr. drew as being very fast in prague to respond this time. and in the west, and b.s. it didn't lepley, i think i should mention that we had these drools that we used not to have in the outgoing previous outbreak, that vaccine and the myths, and saw all the concurrence of all these factors, i think contributed largely contributed to where we are today, but i imagine there were challenges on the way must have been difficult to respond to half imagined see, while ignoring other needs agreed not about ignoring the new or not being dug into, but the contents you remember that this is a western part of the access indoors area is a very, very, very difficult. and again the outbreak was cut that along a coast have district career ahead of the sick. and of course the challenges where they are accessing the, the people, the communities. it was a challenge the just because you remember that they by the city need to be kept at the mai

it features an all—star cast including cher, bryan adams, lenny kravitz, robbie williams — , and theift for a teenager of the 90s. 0f it is like a gift for a teenager of the 90s. of which i am one. indeed it is. how did you do it? how did you get them altogether?‘ it is. how did you do it? how did you get them altogether? a lot of phone calls and a lot of begging and a lot of love. do you follow children in need? what this something you were aware aware of? you are out there. it is something you are familiar with magellan yes, i've actually supported them for the last few years because. around christmas time, we have been playing in the uk every year. i don't loose for the last maybe three, four years going. —— honestly for the last four yea rs. going. —— honestly for the last four years. i found incredibly moving actually, the the stop crying your heart out. it feels very much something for this time we are also miserable because of the virus. something for this time we are also miserable because of the virusm really does. it resonates very well. iam really does. it resonates very w

today, the one and only lenny kravitz, plus, straight from the jersey shore,i wwrlan'h free shippinging on my table, so i thought i'd sit there. we made it. >> kelly: there's nothing on your table, so you thought you'd sit? >>n: yeah, it was nice. i needed to rest.ya r >> kelly: hey, it is friday the 13th.hi >> ryan: do you believe in-- >> kelly: november 13th. what? >> ryan: do you believe in it? >> kelly: you know, i'm italian, >> ryan: right, so this is gonna like itat friday.ya i ; >>i like that spin on it. >> kelly: yeah, lucky 13. we believe in 13 being lucky. i don't know why. >> ryan: now we can'

so he recruited veteran detectives jimmy hall and lenny rico.he three of them went into the old boxes, reading and rereading yellowing police reports. but there's a reason crimes go into the cold case file and stay unsolved. a lack of evidence. the three wondered if they had one of those here. >> is this even doable? and final areally when we came to the conclusion that it's doable, we need to notify the family. that's when we finally contacted them. >> the cold case detectives were painfully aware of giving barb george's family false hopes after 17 years. but in early 2007 the detectives laid out what they'd found, warts and all, for barbara's brother joe and other family members. >> we were honest with them, we don't know how successful we're going to be here. >> still, after that meeting with the detectives, barb's family and friends allowed themselves to be optimistic. >> i told my sister when we walked out of that police station, i said something will come out of this. >> joe and mary, his girlfriend back then, had broken up after barbara's

and decided to tell the sound they are not all sound to be on history i agree a 1000000 margaret and lennyis a small amount fortunately it's a lot of people a 1000000 people march and there's 800 doctors and signed there's no i mean also to get work for me goals and people don't get me in front grill i were talking about ok you know i was there and i think after and while i can restart caution because of a crime like lacker here you know they're not. all right look let's bring dr is in want to back in here with her perspective from lagos what do you have to say about this thank you all right so right now i mean we've had like you know protest as you know a lot of social unrest i also seen a rise in numbers here i mean the numbers have gone down and seems like there's a 2nd young people are dying so i'm not sure are if you know it just feels like they're not taking they're not taking the measures that have been put in place really seriously if the government doesn't really you know put stringent measures in place to make sure that you know the cocktail because because of this virus and that

my name is lenny golay. want to know if you can hear me. we have a new sound system. does it work well? oh, great. wonderful. we are obviously thrilled, honored to be celebrating the publication of "jfk and the reagan revolution."