here is andrea canning with more of "something wicked."t for skylar neeses'parents dave and mary. it had been six months since skylar had disappeared. the holidays must have been very hard that year, christmas time. >> we didn't celebrate. >> nah. we didn't put up any tree. we didn't do anything. >> just another day. >> yep. >> around that time, rachel shoaf and sheila eddy stopped attending university high. their few remaining friends told the authors dave and may that rachel seemed agitated. >> she was acting out, getting into more family altercations at home. >> so the walls were closing in on rachel? >> uh-huh. >> 911, we have an emergency. >> i have an issue with a 16-year-old daughter of mine. i can't control her anymore. >> then on december 28th, rachel apparently snapped. her upset mother called the police. >> she's screaming. she's running through the neighborhood. give me the phone. [screaming] this is over! this is over. my husband is trying to contain her. please hurry. [screaming] >> and rachel was taken to a mental health fac

here's andrea canning with devil's bathtub. >> this is devils bathtub. a deep, dark pond form by glaciers millennia ago. it's hidden and secluded. but beyond the tangle and the weeds, a secret was about to be discovered. >> we werent ready for this. >> the sirens in my head, red lights going off in my head. >> the discovery would tell the tale of an all american family torn apart. and a twisted loyalty hard to comprehend. >> it was like taking hitting a brick walled. and life just stopped. >> this is the ultimate story betrayal? >> yes. >> pittsburgh, new york. a pretty suburb of rochester. big houses, big families, and top ranked schools that make the people who live here want to stick around. >> this community, i grew up in a bubble. this community is a bubble. >> the rideout family lived in that happy bubble. chelsea dated the whole this rideoutboy, colin. >> i when member one of the first time i went over to his house in high school, he was cooking dinner. and i was like oh, man, cooking dinner. very cool. >> irresponsible? >> oh yeah. that was one o

here is andrea canning with "mystery at ascot estates." >> life seems to move just a little slower in south carolina. afternoons in columbia can be spent on the meandering saluda river or nearby lake murray. and tucked away inside this capital city is ascot estates. we're old southern charm mingles with new money. not much in the way of drama here. until april, 2012. friday the 13th. when something sinister happened. >> i turned on the news and saw the double murder. >> totally confused because there is no way of knowing for sure what is going on. >> it was my husband who called me and said something terrible had happened. and i said, what happened? >> what happened would become the center of a mystery. a who done it that began with a frantic 9-1-1 call. >> who shot your wife? >> a friend of mine, brian. >> is he still there? >> the call came from a most unusual place. the gracious home of well liked husband and wife brett and tammy parker. the parker's were a golden couple. each with their own special guests. tammy was raised in a small town near columbia, but left to go into sales w

here is andrea canning with deadly circumstances. >> imagine all of your phone conversations being recorded for posterity? how would you feel. what's secrets would they tell? >> why are you talking a lot to try to hide something? >> this story begins here at a suburban office outside knoxville tennessee, it looks a lot like any office in america. but when workers here talked on their desk phones, every word was captured. >> she always looks like she's about to kill somebody? >> and oh, the stories they told. unfiltered and intimate. with details about office romances. >> he was so hot. >> and in one heartbreaking case, maybe even clues about a murder. >> this was a real whodunnit? >> norman clark, love sports. his mother estella says that he was a top athlete and a good son too. >> he was a loving, hard worker, caring person. >> as a boy, norman had dreams of playing in the nba, then studied sports management in college. but by his mid twenties, he was working here, vanderbilt mortgage and finance. 23 year old britney eldridge started the very same day. >> she was very beautiful but it was

here's andrea canning with "the killing in cobb county." >> a new attraction can be so exhilarating, but not always. sometimes attraction turns into a dangerous obsession. lottie spencer says she knows all about that. >> he would show up at my job. he would show up at the store. no matter where i went, he would be there. >> lottie said she had a stalker, a teenager who got into her house, into her car, and worst of all, into her head. >> ii wouldn't go out to the mailbox without a gun. i was terrified. >> he had total control over you, it sounds like. >> pretty much. >> lottie could feel it in her bones. something bad was coming. she felt powerless to do anything about it. >> i knew that he was watching. i was thinking, here it comes again. >> life used to be much simpler for lottie. in the fall of 1995 she moved to cobb county georgia, just north of atlanta. she lived in this house with her daughter christina. >> this is an upper scale neighborhood. me and christina were always outside. life was really good. i was happy. >> their downstairs neighbors were carmen smith and her son ni

here is andrea canning with deadly deceit. >> snapshots of a time gone by. capturing a life that could have been. now all that is left or the burned out remnants of the life that is gone. >> i've seen the destruction in my family. i have seen my parents fall apart. >> i didn't think my life was gonna turn out like this, at all. >> had this not come to a head now, the mystery would have lived on. the carlson family would have always wondered. wondered what really happened. >> the story begins here around the finger lakes, a stunning part of upstate new york. this is where the carlson family put down its roots. >> all right carl. >> and it's here that carl carlson brought his bride christina to meet his family in 1986. his brother mike took to her right away. >> she was small, tiny little girl, not very tall at all. very simple, sweetheart of a kid. >> christina and karl had met in north dakota where carl was stationed in the air force. he was discharged, they came to his home to make a life. >> was she a good fit to the carlson family? >> absolutely, yeah. sh

once again, here is with andrea canning secrets and lies. >> catherine's death had been a cold case fornowhere, a witness came forward. pointing a finger at catherine's estranged husband, paul. so who was this mystery witness? a woman from pulse past, michelle. >> his ex girlfriend, michelle. >> michelle was the defendants alibi, in 2008. has now come forward and said, paul was not home, paul when two narrowsburg and paul killed catherine. >> what was that phone call like? >> it was now time to get to work. >> jim farrow was now the district attorney, he teamed up with the da steve lungen. >> did you feel like outbreak? >> i needed more information. >> investigators said love friends down to hear her story. >> let's start back in the beginning. okay. we during a six hour interview, michelle laid out what, she claimed, was the story of how paul killed catherine. she said he started plotting weeks before the murder. >> he was researching things on the internet, he was going to telephone, leave her, and burn the house down. >> michelle says one week before the fire, she and paul went to ca

i'm andrea canning, thank you for watching.this is "dateline". >> i tell people it's the miracle of facebook. >> all it was was just one sentence. one sentence. >> it's not often that you get to be a hero. >> i got halfway through this again and went, oh my god. >> the murder happened in seconds. >> one end was coming straight for me with a gun leveled at us. i never ran so fast in my life. >> the truth took decades. i said, you know what, give me a lighted tractor tests. >> i never believed it for one

here is andrea canning with "the night of the new moon". >> it was dark when it happened. so dark astronomers have a name for. it the night of the new moon. when the moon, the sun and the earth are all in alignment. and the lunar cycle begins a new. some look at a new moon as a time of rebirth. a fresh start. if only the people we trust here on earth were as dependable as the night sky. >> there is a guy laying down like a sniper. we saw the gun. and he shot us, like, six or seven times. >> carlsbad, california. an affluent seaside community in northern san diego county. a tourist haven known for its beaches. surfing, and breathtaking views. this paradise became home to a woman named diana lovejoy. >> she's just really funny and silly and smart -- and really easy to talk to. >> sara became fast friends with diana when they met in the sixth grade. >> all through high school we would write these hilarious notes to each other, still paying attention in class. >> of course. >> of course. we would challenge each others like who could write the first sentence of the worse romanc

here's andrea canning with "mystery in mustang." >>> just about 20 miles southwest of downtown oklahomay sits a town called mustang. once farmers and ranchers dotted the land. it's bigger now, but folks still hold tight to their roots. >> pretty quiet community for the most part. >> faith connects community here, and people stay lifelong friends. >> it is a small town feel. very much neighbors helping neighbors. >> in a place like mustang, neighbors know almost all there is to know about each other, for better or worse. >> 911, state your emergency. >> so when the unthinkable happened -- >> my husband is lying here gasping for air! >> -- it would be all the more startling when the secretings came tumbling out. >> i heard a lot of things that shocked me that i never would have imagined. >> had evil invaded mustang? >> i'm in mustang, america. who would [ bleep ] do that? >> or come from within? >> it created a lot of fear for a lot of people. >> that was my first real whodunit. >> keith bryan was oklahoman to the core. proudly raised in the sooner state. he married his wife becky at 19,

watching >> and andrea canning and this is dateline. >> what i focus on when i'm working a case, whatr them. i want to speak for helene. >> i just turned on the news, women found murdered in denver, colorado. i just grabbed my son and screamed and cried. >> was it somebody she worked with at the radio station? could it be the boyfriend that she just broke up with and december? >> you're giving the detectives names of people? >> yes. he looked at everything. i was

i'm andrea canning, thank you for watching. for watching >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> i tell people it's the miracle of facebook. >> all it was was just one sentence. one sentence. >> it's not often that you get to be a hero. >> i got halfway through this again and went, oh my god. >> the murder happened in seconds. >> one end was coming straight for me with a gun leveled at us. i never ran so fast in my life. >> the truth took decades. i said, you know what, give me a lighted tractor tests. >> i never believed it for one minute. never. >> did someone have it all wrong. we're innocent men in prison for a murder they did not commit? a 22 year mystery until facebook helped old friends find each other and justice. >> did you ever imagine you would actually call such a thing? >> not in 1 million years. >> together they uncovered an almost unbelievable truth -- >> it all need since. none of us knew what happened that nice night. this all meade sent. >> somebody seen it. somebody knew

they're facing here in lay them in crisis is that you have and how long leisure it is that where we can see andrea, that's kind of leisure. and that's where it deeper and of though water is coming for the new resident. and dead pleasure is receding at a very fast week, and every family lay has a guest house and they're, they're drain gun ledger like anything. if there is no flesh and water to reach out to gun water in the 1st, they will do what the glad you will see people will fighting. will the water, the to the he has literally, the situation is getting would likely be almost a 1000000000 people are affected by shrinking glass years throughout the himalayas and nearby village young farmers are on the front line. san em darma and phone shook, unsure. could been working here for more than 40 years or so an am. thank you so much kitty. ok. so cheers. have you noticed any changes, perhaps with the seasons or with the levels of water or even a low you choosing a position? i mean, longish in a pillar, a collection of something, but the cost as they come. i thought so she chose in not by own comment o

and as andrea was saying, what can the rest of us do?emissions, but for this family in leeds, decarbonising their daily routine has has become a priority. i think edie constantly likes to remind me that i need to be better. do you think it could be made easier, you know, to make the changes that you would like to make? it would be better for the environment if we switched to eating more plant—based things, but we don't really do a lot of that at the moment and we could be better with that. as a parent, iam busy, but actually, i need to just make these changes for the better, really. it�*s kind of the next generation that will be left with these problems. and we�*ll all need to be part of the solution. according to one in—depth study of our energy use, the uk could halve its demand for energy by 2050 without compromising our quality of life. we�*ve got to reduce emissions so quickly over the next ten years that it means that everybody needs to be involved in the debate and in positive changes. low emissions, researchers say, means less co

is that where we can see andrea, that's kind of leisure, and that's where it depots, end of though water is coming for the new residence and dead glaciers receding at a very fast week. and every family lay has a guest house and there, there drain, run ledger like anything, if there is no leisure water to reach out to gun water in the 1st, they will do what the glad you will see. people will fight deal the water literally here literally, the situation is getting was ready. be almost a 1000000000 people are affected by shrinking glass use throughout the himalayas in nearby village. young farmers are on the front line. san m darma and phone shook. unsure. have been working here for more than 40 years or so and and thank you so much accurately. ok, so cheers. have you noticed any changes, perhaps with the seasons or with the levels of water 11 low you choosing a position at a new location, a pillar. the collection something but the past as they come, i thought so she checked in not by own come i found was not only mcdonald's had such, isn't it? how do she tana nothing. mattie viewed e towns

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how do they do it, and why are progressives so confident that they can get the build back better portion also passed? >> andreaost fell apart friday. things were not looking good, and then ultimately the progressives and the moderates, there was a lot of shuttle diplomacy coming and they had to come together. progressives are still skeptical that the moderates are going to come back on board on this build back better plan. the moderates put out a statement saying that they would support it if the congressional budget office score says that it's paid for and that it's good for the economy, but ultimately, there's a lot of trust still that the moderates and the progressives have to have for each other in order for this to move forward, especially because those moderates are going to start to be hounded by republicans. we heard majority -- or minority leader mitch mcconnell say how devastating this bill will be for the economy. let's listen. >> the other bill they're trying to pass could best be described as the reckless tax and spending bill. a massive addition of another $2 trillion, the country's not asking fo

andrea. which last? then >> i'll let her give her last name so you can call her family. okay >> hello? andrea. are you heard it all andrea? no >> sounding a little story for himself. edwin lara started bargaining. >> i want to ask you a favor. so i have asthma. >> you have asthma okay. >> so you can tell him not to be too rough on, because you, know i can barely breathe right now. you want me to throw my gun out the window right now? >> no don't do that right now. >> all right. >> i just want you to stop safely. >> i can give it to andrea see if she wants to kill. me >> no, no, no. >> finally. just before 7 am. >> don't keep them chasing. you just pull over. >> yeah i'll pull over right. now okay. i'll let you talk to andrea. >> okay, just don't hang-up. >> i'm. not >> hello. >> yeah high-end. jerry okay? you don't need a medical or anything? >> no. >> he is? staffing >> yes. >> can you see, do they have him in custody? already >> they're putting the cuffs on him right now. >> they put the cuffs on? him i'm gonna hang up and just get out and you walk backwards toward them with your hand

i can tell you, andrea, we are getting insights from one of the pool reporters inside that courtroom about that moment. the pool reporter saying that as the jurors walked out of the courtroom that they looked up in apparent sympathy at kyle rittenhouse who had just broken down on the witness stand. rittenhouse's mother is also in the courtroom and being comforted as she sobbed loudly as the jurors were being led out of the courtroom. right now we're in break, but the judge admonishing the prosecution over his line of questioning. the defense earlier saying that if he did it again, if he went somewhere he shouldn't that he would ask for a mistrial. that's where we're at right now, andrea. >> certainly, we'll watch for any defense motion in this trial. this has been an extraordinary several hours. in fact, now they take the break for lunch and we hand it over to chuck todd in washington. chuck. >> welcome to "meet the press daily." i'm chuck todd. to say what we've seen over the last few hours is riveting is an understatement. for a week of testimony, kyle rittenhouse has taken the sta

andrea nakano has more. >> there is a chance he can change his mind. i hope he does. >> reporter: fans are not ready to see their favorite catcher walk away. >> i can see how it might have made sense that this is the time. but of course we want him to play forever. >> reporter: 34-year-old posey had quite a career, started as rookie of the year and became seven time all star, gold governorrer, three time world series champion. >> posey is above everybody because he accomplished so much. >> reporter: the baseball historian and host of talking baseball with marty say rings match posey best catcher in franchise history. >> he has resiliency. just seeing him behind the plate and seeing his career, that's to me what i will always remember about him. >> reporter: buster suffered two season ending injuries in his career and took several knocks to the head behind the plate. he could tell the injuries were taking a toll. >> the grind got to him and i think he really would like to live a normal so called life and i think that's the bottom line of it. >> reporter

there are some things he can point to here that are positive. andreanimum global tax with janet yellen is in ireland today making another speech on that, and that was a big success for them. thanks so much to kelly o'donnell and nick and michael man, thanks all for being with us today. >>> deadline delay, last minute changes to the massive spending bill that kelly's been talking about could push the final vote. congresswoman pramila jayapal joining us next, a key player as the details are still being hammered out. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc "andrea mitchel reports" on msnb ur money right. ♪ move your student loan debt to sofi—you could save with low rates and no fees. earn a $500 bonus when you refi-and get your money right. super emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin, we switched to tide hygienic clean free. it's gentle on her skin, and out cleans our old free detergent. tide hygienic clean free. hypoallergennd safe for sensitive skin. . >>> the future of the president's social

eighties and it's played with when i and artists, including italian tenor, andrea bocelli, but no with struggling to survive as natasha can aim reports form among what do they call it and on and off love affair with 6 of glass pipes. he, my ad dean is jordan's only professional tuba player and a member of the national music conservatory orchestra. but due to lack of funding, she's only been able to perform with the orchestra 3 times in the last 2 years. it's like taking from a doctor the ability to do surgeries or see patients. it's just, it's what i do with music and what i do, who i am. so when i don't do that, it's just, it makes me frustrated. the orchestra has never had a stable source of funding in its 33 year history from 2006 to 2011. the city of man was a benefactor until it ran out of money. then in 2014, a wealthy businessman supported the orchestra for 3 years until he could no longer afford it. the conductor says it costs about half a $1000000.00 a year to keep the orchestra playing regularly. mm hm. and city is the conductor and the director of the national music conservatory. 400 students school offers begi

can they took great pains to do it. all right, andrea, thanks for two residents in and apartment building say their car windows are being smashed on almost a nightly basis. there is not enough parking at channel household residents pay $150 a month for the space in the garage across the railroad tracks. on by the very same company. >> within a month my car is been broken into three times. three broken windows in less than four weeks brick >> was emotionally draining. us es ha to happen to anybody. >> reporter: residents say police won't come when they report the break-ins. we reached out to the company that owns the garage but have not heard back from them. >>> meanwhile tonight frustrations are mounting a one san francisco neighborhood where thieves are treating people's home garage is like grab bags. our betty yu will tell you what they are after tonight 11:00. >> longtime congresswoman jackie speier says it is time to step away from washington announcing she will not seek reelection in 2022. kpix talks to him what this means . >> stil

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andrea? >> reporter: liz the barricades behind me have been put into play. so fares can not drive through. it brings them a sense of safety but they said it may be bad for business. >> reporter: it is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year with shoppers spending and businesses profiting. some say the shopping experiences not the same after seeing this smash and grab over the weekend. >> it is alarming. i have a toddler. 7-year-old daughter. i did not bring her today because of what happened. >> it brings back memories but not the same. a lot more online shopping for sure. >> reporter: workers at the store say they have seen a sudden drop in business ever since the barricades were installed. >> it honestly has been slow and not as many people have been coming out here. when they do, they leave before it gets dark. >> noticed it quiet. that being said, people feel safer with the barricade. >> the holiday shopping is supposed to get into full swing on black friday. employees have not been told about security measures. there is an increase presence, police officers on every block i

. >> well, let me play for you if i can larry somers on with my colleague andrea mitchell predicted the stimulus package could set off inflationary pressures we have fought seen in a generation. as i mention on thursday, he told my colleague andrea mitchell the stimulus injected into the economy it was necessary, but listen to what he said. >> what we infused was very, very large. it was predictable it would lead to excess demand and inflation. that's unfortunately what has turned out. there was never a macroeconomic analysis demonstrating this was an appropriate plan. it came out of a whole range of political machinations. much more in congress. >> i want to give you a chance to respond to that what do you make of that argument? did congress force president biden into spending more money uninterpretationally as larry summers was saying this inflation? >> i have a lot of respect for larry summers. this was a president responding to need, the working families in this country were desperate for help. we provided stimulus checks to those working families so they can make represent and were

but to your question, andrea, look, i think, as long as you seat a jury of men and women who can listened and be fair, they're going to come to the right place. kimberly's quite right. you can never predict what a jury is going to do, and you certainly shouldn't try to predict how quickly they're going to do it. but this does not seem like a case of self-defense to me. i also was surprised that he took the -- that mr. mcmichael took the stand. it looks like they were looking for trouble. they found mr. arbery, mr. arbery was trying to get away from them, and they cornered him and they ended up shooting him. it's self-styled vigilanteism. and i don't care who your jurors are, they should be able to see that, too. >> and you do have a judge who seems to be able to control his case, control the trial in a fair way. in sharp contrast, we'll talk about later, kenosha, wisconsin, what has been going on there, has been a little bit strange. chuck rosenberg, kim, thank you both so much. >>> and the booster solution. with covid cases surging in new england despite high vaccination rates, how far

caused fatalities to to franciscan citizens until people were >> andrea shorter with the saver, san francisco without campaign says we can have both criminal justice reform in public safety but says we shouldn't have to choose between the 2. meanwhile, zach heene with jason blue jeans campaign against the recall argues the district attorney has followed through with his campaign promises crime in san francisco is not a new phenomenon that began when jason being took office at the beginning of 2020. unfortunately, our opposition has the goal. and so they have been able to create this rhetoric and his narrative that. >> he is responsible for crime in the city. and when we look at the statistics. without question. crime has gone down and almost every major category. >> now voters decide to remove chance of from office in june, mayor london breed within of appoint a replacement until someone could be elected in the next election in november. for now live in san francisco. taylor kron 4 news. thank you. taylor. >> new tonight at a san francisco mayor london breed is backing another recall effort. the one to recall 3. san fran

that's hud.gov you can see what's available in your state shep. >> andrea, thanks. >>> new right now.ments ago elizabeth holmes, the theranos founder, wrapped up her testimony in her criminal trial in san jose, and our scott cohn caught her out the way. look. >> how does it feel to finally be able to tell your side of the story after all of this time >> are you nervous at all about answering some of those tough questions yourself >> do you feel like you have a lot to overcome given what the government has been saying over the last 11 weeks? you have quite a task ahead of you, don't you >> there is a lot of explaining to do. she had plenty to say when she was out trying to sell this product, not so much anymore scott cohn is live with us now outside the courthouse scott, what happened in there? >> reporter: well, you know, it was -- this is probably the easy part for elizabeth holmes, shep. she was on the stand for about an hour answering frepgd ly questions from her defense attorney, kevin downey, about the early days of theranos about the idea that she had while a sophomore at stanfo

caused fatalities to to franciscan citizens until people were >> andrea shorter with the saver, san francisco without campaign says canave both criminal justice reform in public safety but says we shouldn't have to choose between the 2. meanwhile, zack e shaheen with jason blue jeans campaign against the recall argues the district attorney has followed through with his campaign promises crime in san francisco is not a new phenomenon that began when jason being took office at the beginning of 2020. unfortunately, our opposition has the goal. and so they have been able to create this rhetoric and his narrative that. >> he is responsible for crime in the city. and when we look at the statistics. without question. crime has gone down and almost every major category. >> now, if voters decide to remove jason moving from office in june. mayor london breed will appoint a replacement until a permanent district attorney could be elected next november. now live in san francisco. taylor kron 4 news. thank you. taylor. >> well, san francisco mayor london breed has not weighed in on the district attorney recall. she is throwing her

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canned pumpkin is in the cupboard. thank you, that does it for me, andrea mitchell starts next. >> good day, erin, this is andrea mitchell reports. after the defendant drew six pieces of paper to narrow the pool down to the 12 juror that's will be decided his fate. they are considered five charges including first degree felony homicide. that's is a continues to be concerned about russian space debris as well as future space missions. it formed after a russian missile deliberately destructed. they will be speaking at a ageing bridge that could be rebuilt with the funds. both key swing states that will be important to democratic reelection hopes as the party wrestles with the internal debates other the biden social spending bill. it follows a three-hour virtual summit. the world leaders hitting on a range on hot topics including taiwan, trade, climate change and human rights. find out why she is calling it quits now. >> nbc senior congressional correspondent, and politico white house editor sam stein. so what is he going to say in new hampshire to keep it fresh and try to persuade people that he feels their pain other infl

can share the information with us. if people want to see people held responsible for this, they should share information with us. >> reporter: andrea nakano, kpix5. >> we have the entire interview with chief armstrong on kpix.com. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> shocking video showing a parent blind siding a youth referee. what sparked the sudden attack. >>> why your thanksgiving turkey can be a lot more expensive this year. >>> a live look outside from dublin before we head to break. we can see some cars starting their day. we'll be right back. >>> a shocking scene at a youth soccer game, of all places. a parent suddenly attacks a referee shoving him to the ground. the attack has the placer d.a. considering charges. >> reporter: video shows the violent act by a soccer dad running across the field blind siding a referee knocking him to the ground. the soccer dad then stands over the ref shouting at him. >> i felt like i got hit by a train. >> reporter: the referee who got decked by the dad more than twice his size. >> this was easily the hardest hit i have ever taken. it was pretty crazy. it happened so fa

can get it through this week? >> well, this week seems difficult, andrea, unless the cbo gives enough fiscal information.they're using to satisfy house democrats. the five centrist members in particular who have said they're not ready to vote on it yet. they have not defined what it means. they have said it doesn't mean a full fledged score of the entire build. that's coming later. that's not going to come this week. it's really in the minds of the five centrist democrats as to whether the congressional budget office, putting out information about the various tights little by little is going to be enough. of course, the later this gets, the more you brush into the thanksgiving deadline and the congress is already facing a jam packed december to fund the government. for today the white house wants to celebrate the bipartisan infrastructure bill and nbc news confirmed some republicans like moderate senators murkowski and collins and trump adversaries like mitt romney and bill cassidy will attend. as you noted, one notable nonattendee is mitch mcconnell, the republican leader. >> thank you very much. and ar

andrea, definitely lots of hugging. >> good. we're all at a place where we can start to finally do that, right? a question from the audience. it's hard to imagine a snappier title than the one that you came up with. was that an easy choice or did you consider any others. this is a spoiler for the book, but there's another book that has a similar title that y'all found, right? am i right? >> there's a couple. i think there's a fantasy novel that's called "forget the alamo" and we found a mexican-published history from 1964 that we think was influential that we sign with a similar name. the name of the book came before any of the work. it came at the end of the first breakfast where i slapped my hand on the table and said, and i've got the damn name. and i will say -- >> we all slumped our shoulders and realized we had to do that. you can't have a good idea with the perfect title and not do it. >> i have been at two different dinners with people where i thought it was okay to talk about the book and to say what it was going to be, where two different diners slumped off their chairs onto the floor

canned pumpkin is in the cupboard. thank you, that does it for me, andrea mitchell starts next. >> good day, erin, this is andrea mitchell paper to narrow the pool down to the 12 juror that's

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andrea also did some recent settlements, as you saw, so this is also pay process that i can tell youmuch better than we were six months ago. we will absolutely, relentlessly pursue the closure, when appropriate, of these issues going forward, and the lower risk we are creating should absolutely avoid these type of issues happening again. francine: how do you keep morale at south level high -- staff level high after all these blows? >> the staff are waiting for the strategy. i think it will liberate people. what is the strategy, what is the structure? they will take away a lot of positives on the q3 results, which were, as i said, very strong. we have a strong balance sheet, we have a very strong earnings across wealth management, investment banking and asset management as well. this will help people get to the next level. francine: we are doing this interview together, so do i take from that that you have full confidence in management and thomas gottstein? >> if that would not be the case, we would not be doing this interview together. francine: is there a message for investors in th

green things, but they're actually colonial. finally andrea and briefly how, who are you of any kind of success? a people like to talk to me and i can reach me and they're not together. i will say that those are really important that we say that the climate is okay. i'm ready here. they are ready and i need an indian community. they're defending the 80 percent of the biodiversity of the world. do i know you want to go on the join your team? thanks very much. indeed for joining you very much. enjoy the rest your time. so that's it. from a lot of most you're having to join square. we'll have more later. indeed, we will environment the 4th in glasgow thanks. when china says it will stop people who support taiwanese independence from entering hong kong, the cow or it's mainland. beijing says those who support independence will be held criminally liable to life. the comments come after us and european union delegations visited taiwan and recent days, trying to consider the island to be a breakaway problems. we are really convinced that the more you have interaction between international community and taiwan, the less dumb jurors the situ