willie touched on all of them already. i want to revisit them in a somewhat different way only three times in u.s. history has one political party been dominant in political party and american politics. it was led by progressive, liberals, leftists at times who initiated legislation to further economic opportunity and justice. and this was always, all three instances, environments shaped by social movements on the left. the first is reconstruction. 1864 election, the democratic party campaigned on the slogan, the constitution as it is, the union as it was. to which one democrat added, and n-words where they are. fortunately lincoln won that election and after his assassination, democrats in congress defeated his successor's plan to let the south back into the union then congress passed the 14th and 15th amendments and sent them on to the states for ratification. but the movement for racial justice shrank rapidly as reconstruction came under attack and became unpopular and federal courts turned against anti-racist legislati

>> willie: yeah, i was teaching school.o straight to the studio. but you know, the principal knew what i was doing. >> anthony: yep. >> willie: i did most of the deep city music using that technique. ♪ ♪ if only i could fly, i would take to the air ♪ >> anthony: you're still out there, so your songs are still being played, still being sampled, which is good, right? that's great. >> willie: if it weren't for the samples, i don't know what i would do, that kept us alive was europe. >> anthony: the collectors must go crazy. maniac collectors in europe and japan. >> willie: if i had known back then how hot we were, i guess we would still be over there. biggest motown or bigger. >> anthony: this is an island, isn't it? it is kind of an island. >> willie: i think it's worse than an island. ♪ darling, i'm willing to forget about our past and will make our love last ♪ ♪ i'm a one man's woman and i'm willing and able to be loved, oh, yes, i am, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ grandma, how wide are two reindeer? twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twen

willie's so damn good looking. look at this guy. >> he's great. >> your own hair. >> that's all real. so far so good. it's superficial but we all have the same thought. look at bruce, 73 years old. great shape. >> crazy. >> sounds good. he's incredible. >> i'm going to make you guys jealous. this is something i do. the this is a special effect you guys should get to the show. i can instantly go to deep voice. here i go. thank you for having me on the show. it was terrific. very terrific. see what i mean -- that's why i'm on serious xm. look at the freedom i have. i can do this. guys, listen to me. everything is great. it's good to see you. yes, it is good to see you. the characters i can do. do you see what i have going on. this is in my basement. this is my basement that i'm doing this! i can do it all. >> just amazing. >> i can do led zeppelin. you see, this is what i am. the. >> in his basement. he has all that stuff. >> why would i leave? i have everything. i have everything. i have a printer. i have computers

buy uncle willie's -- we get the coffee cup. it's exciting. all very exciting. >> there's a christmas ornament. i think there are slippers. fanny pack. you can get the complete package for the ones you love. >> i like the fanny pack. >> this is so good. i'm very excited. 2:00 today -- >> they are back in style. >> 11:00 a.m. on the west coast -- >> what? what? >> we have a soccer match. >> oh. >> as you americans call it. the rest of the world call it football. iran versus the united states. man, if you want to know how testy things are between the two countries, just listen to the lackeys for the state-run media in iran asking nasty questions of our captain. this time, it's personal, willie. >> we will play that in a little bit. it was the state-run media going after team usa's coach and the captain of the team, who handled it beautifully, with class and with dignity. you know what? we have it right now. let's play this exchange yesterday at a news conference for the u.s. men's national team. >> first of all, you say you support the iranian p

david willis _ next week. ok, we will see you. david willis therefore _ next week.is therefore us - next week. ok, we will see you. david willis therefore us in - david willis therefore us in washington. thank you. president biden has urged countries at the cop27 climate summit in egypt to "write a better story" for the planet. he said the us had passed major climate legislation and was on track to meet its own targets and that other countries had to raise their ambitions. 0ur climate editorjustin rowlatt sent this report from the conference in sharm el—sheikh. another hurricane smashed into florida today — yet more wild weather for the us. it has endured heatwaves and wildfires and some epic floods. as president biden arrived in the egyptian desert, he claimed his climate policies will drive down emissions and transform the us. we're proving that good climate policy is good economic policy. it's a strong foundation for durable, resilient, inclusive economic growth. it's driving progress in the private sector. it's driving progress around the world. nancy, have you

willie? we mentioned, the iranian team from the world cup is bracing for what could be an unwelcome homecoming by the islamic republic after failing to advance in six world cup appearances now. they did say ahead of the national anthem the display followed reports the players were threatened with imprisonment and torture if they did not behave after failing to sing the national anthem last week in protest. a win against the u.s. could have helped eased transgressions but a covert operations officers tells the "new york post" iranian players stuck in an untenable position, retaliations for disloyalty and failure to beat the united states. joe, this was a concern immediately. that's why we said again and again, an incredible act of courage for those iranian players in that first game not to sing the national anthem. speaking out for the women of iran. some of them being attacked in the streets as we speak. they may now face the consequences when they head home. >> it was -- it was, willie, it w

but one guy to whom that title most definitely applies as willie mays.baseball players of all time. and one of the most beloved figures in bay area, sports lore and now the 24 time all-star is the subject of a new hbo documentary called say, hey, willie mays, the film's west coast premiere was earlier tonight at the castro theater in san francisco. and everyone from mace teammates to his godson, barry bonds to former sf mayor willie brown was on hand kron. 4 sports director jason dumas was there to get the scoop on how ms legacy continues to shape the bay area. sports scene. >> the club out this amazing. it's a magical thing that what happens is spring training arrives and new guys come on it to the organization of the from the minor leagues or through trade. and that's willie mays. and they're almost afraid to go up to him. and then throws his arms around. and it's a big part of what we are as an organization that makes a big difference to the players to energize so get the puerto they want to get something that roles that want and i you can see in fron

>> one step forward. >> and he did it, willie. >> how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> he did it without qualifications. said trump should apologize without qualification, and at least in that clip we heard there wasn't any qualifying. there wasn't any hedging, anything like that. it's funny. we can't do shows for 80 weeks saying people must say this, and they say it, yeah, but, he said it. it's a positive step forward, of course we've talked every day ad nauseam about what these people have not done over the past six years, and for good reason. but -- >> it's happening. >> let's celebrate that mike pence said he needed to apologize without qualification. >> he did say it, and he's not alone in saying it. we're also together not saying that the republican party is completely turning its back on donald trump. we have been through too much, we know better but in this moment, they are saying it. with that caveat, this is an easy one. donald trump sat down with a holocaust denier and white supremacist, should be easier to condemn. he did say he doesn't belie

>> willie, good morning, great to see you. icu not far from our children's hospitals, and i'll say that in children's hospitals, it's a lot worse. adult hospital capacity right now isn't quite as bad as it was back in the winter of 2020, 2021, it's important for viewers to understand that slack in the system in children's hospitals is by definition always pretty low. 1/10 the hospital capacity for kids versus adults. willie, what we're seeing across the country is there isn't any slack in the system. it's completely packed, and there are a lot of reasons for that, but basically across the country, since the beginning of the pandemic, we have seen a 20% decline in the amount of pediatric beds for a variety of reasons. but basically pediatric beds have been closing preferentially, and now we're seeing this is really coming to a head. >> dr. gupta, actually, by son got sick a couple of weeks ago, went in, and may immediately tested him for all three of those you have just laid out. explain if you can a little bit, rsv, which i th

barry bonds, willie brown, castro and will panel a discussion tonight for a say hey willie mays premierhe creator of this documentary. that's about to drop. >> willie has a reputation for being a tough interview. >> and a season on the brink. for san jose state spartans football. those stories and more on game day at 11:30. >>> another mountain lion sighting in san jose tonight. the third one in the past two days. two of the sightings are happening here alone. san mateo resident said they jumped into the backyard about 3:30 this afternoon and got one of his chickens. another sighting about 6:00 tonight near laurel creek. officials are reminding residents to keep a close eye on kids and pets and don't approach the animal. >>> a close call for a woman in san diego, swam competitively in college and swims in the ocean two to three times a week. friday morning, she and her swim partner were resting in the water before heading back to shore when something slammed into her. she says she immediately knew without a doubt she was up against a shark. >> i saw it on my leg. so i don't know if i sa

it hasut up that is the only rule that i und�*flag willy nilly. it has to up any flag willy nilly.u are competing in the be that you are competing in the world it's an exciting world cup. so it's an exciting time people on the estate time for people on the estate andifs time for people on the estate and it's wonderful opportunity for together . and for people to come together. and it in the summer when the it was in the summer when the lionesses were playing. there was screen with was a wonderful screen up with lots people it's lots of people watching. it's going to be a little bit chillier today, so unfortunately there's going to be a few of people out and watching people out and about watching it. i think perhaps there it. but i think perhaps there might windows open. and might be a few windows open. and so if there's any fingers so if there's any goals, fingers crossed think crossed from england, i think that's people of this that's what people of this state will supporting . they'll be will be supporting. they'll be very much cheering, aware and hopefully on the estate hopefull

willie? >> let's begin with new details on the assault on house speaker nancy pelosi's 82-year-old husband at the couple's san francisco home. the suspect scheduled to be appearing in court later today. david depape is being charged with a number of felonies including attempted murder as well as federal crimes that include the attempted kidnapping of a federal official. miguel almaguer has the latest from san francisco. >> reporter: according to a new federal complaint, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer told police he wanted to hold house speaker nancy pelosi hostage and break her kneecaps if she didn't tell the truth. his alleged intent, to have nancy pelosi wheeled into congress to show other members of congress there were consequences to actions. >> this wasn't politically motivated. >> reporter: according to the federal complaint, officers found white rope, a roll of tape, another hammer, rubber and cloth gloves, and a journal in david depape's backpack. zip ties were

of mister willie brown. and welcome to bay area back roads. >> bay area backroads is back in an unfamiliar place with the most familiar face. i would never have in vision. >> that they could do this or anything of this nature. end up being in the presidio. its the brand-new presidio tunnel tops decades in the making built on top of highway 101 right at the doorstep of the most iconic bridge in the world. is there a better view in san francisco? nope. >> no. >> and i'm going to guess but this is going to be a great. weather in space. like city hall is a great weather in space. take it from the guy who became married to his adopted city. willie brown moved here from a small texas town right after high school. >> and never left. well, technically he worked in sacramento is a state lawmaker for 30 years. 15 of them as speaker. then he served 2 terms as san francisco's mayor. he was the first black person to serve in those 2 prominent roles. how could we're stopped left and right on this fall day, many coming bac

>> reporter: good morning, willie. chesapeake police confirm that six people have been killed, and the suspect is also deceased here at this walmart in chesapeake. we are awaiting an 8:00 a.m. news conference from authorities to hopefully get more details as to what happened. whether this is a targeted attack. whether suspects were employees or customers? hopefully we can get those details soon, but the mayor of chesapeake is coming out this morning with a heartfelt statement about his heart-broken community saying he's devastated by these senseless acts of violence and "chesapeake is a tight-knit community and we are all shaken by this news." as mentioned, this is not the first shooting seen this week. we have no idea how many victims have been injured. you mentioned those five, there could likely be more. even just last week, a few hours away in charlottesville, university of virginia, still reeling from a shooting there. so this state, this community, will have a little bit of a more somber thanksgiving, willie. >>

willie?ly pick for me. three touchdowns really put it away last night. i feel good moving into second place in my division, but i won't bore you with those details. the giants, trap game. a lot of them saw that coming. a good season, a new coach, the lions not having a great year, and they wipe out the giants. it was a terrible game. the buffalo bills, terrible game for the giants. buffalo bills beat the cleveland browns 31-23 after the league moved buffalo's home game to detroit because of several feet of snow that blanketed western new york. this is a look inside buffalo's high mark stadium over the weekend. in orchard park where the buffalo bills play, they got 80 inches of snow. 80. i can't even do the math, but that's a lot of snow. the historic storm dropped more than 6 feet of snow on the region. there's the math. at the peak of the storm, 21 1/2 inches of snow fell in a 24-hour period, almost tripling the previous record of 7.6 inches. two people died from cardiac related evens caused

>> listen, willie, in politics jim clyburn is my mentor.said, listen, you can either be a work horse or show horse. always be a work horse. that's what we've been doing at the dnc. we put $90 million on the ground. we worked with state parties, unions, civic organizations to make sure that we had the boots on the ground and the volunteers and the voter protection program to make the difference in a very close election. we always knew the election was going to be close. close elections are won on the ground. they're not won on tv. people turn the tvs off. when you knock on the door, make phone calls, those are things that get people to the polls. that was helpful, along with young people and communities of color who were energized to support a president and paerpt party that supports them. all that together was the cake we baked. >> jamie, it's so interesting -- congratulations by the way. you talked about the 50-state strategy. i remember howard gain was talking about that. rahm emanuel obsessed about a 50-state strategy. it's just that min

as willie mentioned, sitting u.s.n of what happened to the speaker of the house's husband. a politically motivated attack. we're in a different place. this didn't happen in the past. this did not happen with steve scalise and the shooting there. there was unity. unity called for by nancy pelosi. i believe the republicans who are promulgating these conspiracy theories, who are pushing trump's rhetoric. they are the only ones who could turn back this tide of violence. do you agree? >> i do agree with you, and i think we're in a time where it's permissible to condemn them for their actions and condemn them personally. we remember a time when politicians carried themselves with a certain dignity and comport. that's not the case anymore. the old adage, it's okay to question their positions but not their character. we have people who have mainstreamed and monetized hate and violence speech, and it is being rewarded, and so because of that, i think it absolutely has to be condemned. this is new. you know, even as recently as

and so my port was willis and willis was it. my arm came. winston was my pump.o i'd go in and have chemo and then i would leave the chemo suite that i named the clubhouse because we're all in there fighting for our lives. so i leave the clubhouse with winston on me, this pump for 48 hours, and i named my pump winston from the movie how stella got her groove back. so i don't know if you've ever seen it with taye diggs. okay, so you've seen the movie and so angela bassett, so, okay, so my my pump was winston. i said this thing better give me my groove back as as as tough as it is to process all of this this chemo cocktail and all of this medicine. this is supposed to make me better. and so i named it winston. and so my husband would laugh because he said, not only do i have to sleep in the bed, winston has to sleep with us. he makes because, you know, you could hear the medicine going through. and so when it was all said and done. of course, i gave winston back because winston cost a lot of money and you have to turn winston back in. but i kept my point and i told

willie? >>> staying in los angeles, dozens of l.a.cademy recruits were injured when an suv plowed into the group during a training exercise. 75 recruits were running in formation just before 6:30 a.m. pacific time yesterday when a vehicle veered into them. 25 were injured, 5 critically. the 22-year-old driver was detained at the scene. the los angeles county sheriff telling reporter, "it looks like an accident, a horrific accident." >>> so, elon musk has already laid off about half of twitter's workforce and fired some employees who criticized him, and now, get, this he's telling those who remain there to get in line with his vision or leave. musk delivered the ultimatum in an early morning email yesterday saying those who choose to leave will receive three months' severance, but for those who choose to stay, quote, this will mean working long hours at high intensity. only exceptional performance will constitute a passing grade. >>> more than 1 billion young adults may be at risk of hearing loss because of the risk of headphones and a

>> let's be very clear here, willie.ney general to secretary of state in which republicans are running as election deniers. of course, you've got u.s. senate candidate blake masters who has consistently trailed mark kelly in polls here, yet that's what brings in kari lake into the equation. she's this republican phenomena, perhaps donald trump's favorite candidate in 2022 and she's trying to drag along the likes of blake masters across the finish line because she's consistently outpolled the other republicans here and she's consistently, though by a narrow margin led democrat katie hobbs in the state of arizona. i think when we talk about kari lake today, it's important to note that kari lake, not only this week has returned to the kari lake that rose to prominence and was able to carry the favor of donald trump. she campaigned along the likes of steve bannon and she campaigned along one of the prominent promoters of pizzagate and alongside an individual who propagated the idea of a war on white people. this week she cal

just -- >> so uncle willy, what do you have this weekend? close it down. the thing is -- >> open the hits. >> go through the ball. >> such a headache. >> finish high. >> you finish high but also you want the belly button aimed where you want the ball to go. over here your 2 iron is going to spray that way. >> just be quiet. >> teach a clinic. >> people buy clubs this wide, i don't get that. >> we'll see you on sunday "today" we're excited about it. >> emma thompson is on. >> are you serious? talking about your favorite movie of all time "love actually" in depth. >> she leans over and straightens the -- >> that does it for us. jose diaz-balart picks up msnbc's live coverage right now. >> we're sorry, jose. we are. >> it's up to you. >>> good morning, it's 10:00 a.m. eastern,:0

well, first of all, thank you to joey and willy for writing this book. this is my second time reading it. i think i read a draft in 2015, 2016. so thank you, thanks to georgetown law, a.c.s., hewlett-packard, l.p.e., all the co-sponsors and others i'm forgetting. so i co-lead actually an organization called community change and in that spirit i want to pick up where bertrall left off because i want to talk about organizing and movement work and what it would take to acheeivet vision that joey and willy so -- achieve the vision that joey and willy so eloquently lay out in their book. and just say a little bit about us. we work with about 100 grassroots organizations around the the country, supporting economic and immigrant justice. i also am going to have two hats on. an organizer hat and a political science hat. i suspect my colleague will also be wearing multiple hats as a fellow political scientist. so our post told us that this convene something intended to be more than just an academic symposium. so i want to stipulate that we're all onboard with one

let's bring in willie for a second. >> willie? about? he was screwed. i'm just sitting here. mad at me? >> sweet tea. >> not everything is about you. >> not about me? i thought it was sigh that chik-fil-a sweet tea in your hand? >> it is. >> i bette it is. >> it is. >> i'm curious, though. he is very upset. do you think it's donald trump he's upset at? the republican party that voted for people that can't win general elections in swing states? they keep making this mistake. >> feeling rage. >> i want to underline one thing that the senator said that's so important. that the federalist society having this celebration last week. >> what was this about? >> i don't know what that's about. are they from canada now or minnesota? celebrating and sitting there. wait a second. your radicalism, your decision not to go along with the chief justice and the mississippi 15-week ban, that is now put joe biden in a position and ted cruz is exactly right here. joe biden is going to appoint a historic number of federal judges in this first term. he

. >> have you heard all of that, willie, yet? >> i have. >> it's incredible. >> how is he going to bring this plane in for a landing, and you get to the end, and it doesn't. it goes into the side of sewn mountain. >> yeah, there's no sense to it at all. >> no. >> it's a very good georgia reference. >> we're going to have more from that moment in the campaign trail. >>> the big development, nbc news projects republicans will win the house of representatives. with democrats in control of the senate, we're going to discuss what a split congress means for the biden agenda. >>> we're following new reporting this morning that more and nor republican maga donors are ditching trump's 2024 presidential run with one billionaire who donated to trump in 2020 telling the "new york post" quote i wouldn't give him an f'ing nickel. >> we'll put him down as undecided. good morning. >> we're hearing a lot of that and a lot of bumbling around by former allies and workers of donald trump, elected officials, people like mike pompeo, mike pence. some

>> reporter: hey, willie. well, here in arizona, there are roughly 520,000 ballots still left to be tabulated. mark kelly, the democrat incumbent, senator, now has 115,000-vote lead over his opponent, blake masters. katie hobbs running for governor has the slightest of leads over kari lake, 27,000 votes. but that all could change. here in maricopa county, all eyes are on a specific set of ballots, 290,000 mail-in ballots that were dropped off in person at voting centers on election day. they're still working their way through those ballots. there's a lengthy signature verification process involved. we're expecting the results from that batch earlier tonight, but in elections past, that particular batch of ballots has been historically significant, helped kyrsten sinema in 2018 clinch her victory, her seat as senator, and then in 2020, they trended toward president trump. republicans are hoping far similar sort of situation this time around. blake masters just yesterday tweeted that he is hopeful that so far th

in north carolina, willy? >> caller: hi, jim, how are you, sir? >> doing well. how about you? >> caller: i'm amazing i want to let you know santa claus is going to bring me a gift this year and the gift is going to be i'm going to become a member of the club. >> yes >> caller: that's the only thing i asked for christmas this year. i have one confession. >> absolutely. >> caller: the question is i'm looking at way fair -- >> no, no, willie, no. we don't want to look at way fair it's too hard. we want bluer chips. we want better deals we want more of a stock honestly by williams-sonoma and this is for willie and everybody else, black friday, exclusive offer. join jim cramer, that's me and the cnbc investing club for discounted holiday price and then it even has this really cool thing, like, you know, right? and this is -- by the way, all you have to do is hold your phone up you go like this what do you do like this way or that way? is it this i'll ask my kids and subscribe never let it be said that the fed didn'

having said that, willie, don't count vladimir putin out yet.g to continue carpet bombing. he's going to continue relying on iran for more high-tech equipment. he might play a cyber card. he might do god forbid, something with a weapon of mass destruction. he could order a full mobilization, energize the black sea fleet, and use it more effectively, and above all, he'll be watching europe. can they hold together with high energy prices and a cold winter. i think they can. i don't like his hand of cards, but he's got cards to play. overall a good day in kyiv. >> to your point, kyiv is sort of not celebrating the way others might be about this news out of kherson. they've moving with caution worried this could be some kind of a strategy from vladimir putin, but to your point, when you have a man in vladimir putin who thought in five days he would be in kyiv and they would be having a parade and installing a puppet regime there, boy, this is completely blown up in his face. so what happens from here in your estimation? how long can putin keep this

jewel in san francisco's park system with former mayor willie brown. hey, everybody, i'm grant lotus with. >> i will live mister mayor willie brown and welcome to bay area back roads. >> bay area backroads is back in an unfamiliar place with the most familiar face. i would never have envisioned. >> that they could do this or anything of this nature. end up being in the presidio. its the brand-new presidio tunnel tops decades in the making built on top of highway 101 right at the doorstep of the most iconic bridge in the world. is there a better view in san francisco? nope. >> nope. >> and i'm going to guess but this is going to be a great. weather in space. like city hall is a great weather in space. take it from the guy who became married to his adopted city. willie brown moved here from a small texas town right after high school. >> and never left. well, technically he worked in sacramento was a state lawmaker for 30 years. 15 of them as speaker. then he served 2 terms as san francisco's mayor. he was the first black person to serve in those 2 promin

and, willie, how often do we hear people say, no. you can't talk about crime. that's just a gop talking point. that's racism, when, in fact, you can go back to the black lives matter marches, with some of these woke white politicians, talking about defunding the police. i remember a "new york times" article from 2020 and representatives from park slope talking about defunding the police while representatives, people of color from parts of brooklyn and the bronx were saying, defund the police? we need more police in our schools. we need more police in our streets. the proof is there for democratic leaders to hear a couple of years. the truth has been there, if they would only talk with the representatives of the people who are on the front lines in this -- this surge in crime, and instead they say, don't believe you're lying eyes. we have data points that shows it's safer than it was in 1979. >> yeah. it's incredibly condescending and gets to a point our buddy writes about it in his new book and says, don't tell people what's important to them. they'll let you k

mister willie brown.y area back roads. >> bay area backroads is back in an unfamiliar place with the most familiar face. i would never have in vision. >> that they could do this or anything of this nature. end up being in the presidio. its the brand-new presidio tunnel tops decades in the making built on top of highway 101 right at the doorstep of the most iconic bridge in the world. is there a better view? >> in san francisco? nope, no. >> and i'm going to guess ultimately. but this is going to be a great. in space. like city hall is a great win in space. take it from the guy who became married to his adopted city. willie brown moved here from a small texas town right after high school. >> and never left. well, technically he worked in sacramento was a state lawmaker for 30 years. 15 of them as speaker. then he served 2 terms as san francisco's mayor. he was the first black person to serve in those 2 prominent roles. how could say we're stopped left and right on this fall day committee coming back in are

willie mays was not able to participate in the ceremony.ut event organizers say his spirit is seen through the scholars who are being inducted in a scholarship program in his name students moving forward and overcoming barriers with joy. as they climb , you know, they pull along the sisters and brothers and siblings and other people in the community. we're watching them at oracle park in san francisco. amber lee ktvu, fox two news. taking a look at the weather. we've got a cool night again tonight. the long range forecast . let's take a look at it. this is tuesday about now 11 o'clock and you can see in the wednesday clear mostly clear into thursday into friday. so these days are going to be similar, just like what we had today, except a few more clouds on thursday, especially, but look at saturday looks good sunday looks good, and then you get into this. that's late into the weekend early next week, so that's the long range model showing us the potential for that jet stream to drop down, and when it does, it has the potential to bring us s

willie as well, and he is well pleased to see me come home, and we always runs to me and he says that his mama's boy, pause boy, and he say that they are down in dixie fighting rebels. and so i asked him what he thought about that, and what would dads fetch him when he came home. he said that that would fetch him some little boots. but i'm ready to go out into the field, and so i must finish this a little while later. and she does, she continues the letter the next day, on may 15th. this time telling david about visiting his sister martha. she tells him about a letter that she received from his sister, emma line. we do have correspondence from both of those sisters as well. but it is the closing that she uses at the end of this may 15th letter, in which he writes, again, about sort of the receiving of the letters in the timeliness. and she writes quote, we are hoping to hear from you as soon as possible. and i am trying to write as soon as we can. i will send you as -- some sampson's letter. but she writes, i'm hoping you get, that's what i'm afraid you may not get them. and as we wro

that was david willis, our north america correspondent - lawyer. that was david willis, our.cup in qatar... in 2010, paul the octopus �*correctly�* predicted results for the world cup. however, these days the experts are the analysts who trawl through the reams of data about players and teams. and where there is data there is mathematics. and, particularly, mathematical models. i've spoken before withjoshua bull, a mathematical modeller, who has told us more about england and wales predictions. my my model gives us about a three or 4% my model gives us about a three or ll% chance of winning. it is not terrible, but not great. i do think my model is pessimistic on us compared to other people, just because we have had a string of poor results against weaker teams and that has brought us down a bit in my model. i'm hoping we will outperform that. ~ . model. i'm hoping we will outperform that. . . . model. i'm hoping we will outperform that. . ., that. what about wales? today feature? they _ that. what about wales? today feature? they do, _ that. what about wales? today feature?

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willie? >> joe? >> so, moria, i've been looking since this news first broke for evidence, you usually see online evidence very quickly about motives. obviously, the police there are taking their time, being very careful, don't want to do anything that upsets the investigation. we certainly understand that. have you had any answers as to why we haven't heard anything specifically about motives, why the charges are still just pending charges as it pertains to hate crimes? >> reporter: yeah, joe. very good question. we do know that we've been told that we anticipate charges officially being filed when this suspect leaves the hospital. as for any evidence of a potential hate crime, i did have a chance to speak to the mayor of colorado springs, who told me that a search warrant was executed two days ago at a home that this man shared with his mother. we were not told what was recovered from that house. we were told that the mother is not cooperating with authorities but that is really the only thing inves

thank you, willie. i have been banned in texas and russia but i am making it at norristown university law center. thank you for having me here. i am delighted to be here and to salute joy and willie for their important book and i want to thank my friend for helping them facilitate this conference and for inviting me to be part of it. and i must say that a key speaker somewhat overstates my conception of my role today. just because since leaving academia five years ago when i got elected to the congress, i regard academia as a place where i go to get ideas and not where i go to give ideas. and so i am very much looking forward to our discussion and i loved reading this book which i happily provided a blurb for because i thought it was such an important contribution to american constitutional and clinical discourse. so, i want to start my remarks today with a little story about mispronunciation because when i am in my judiciary committee meetings or my oversight meetings or my rules committee meetings, i

>> that's a question, willie.dates were some of the worst we've ever seen and donald trump, again, he raised all of the money for stop the steal and he didn't spend that money because trump doesn't spend his money. >> no. he builds his supporters from money around january 6th and we'll set up the big fund and then stop the steal. where does the money go? >> he has trained now republicans not to vote in the easiest and more convenience way. no more mail-in ballots and no more early voting and that used to be where they would kill us and they used to get the absentees and there were elderly people who liked the mail-in ballots and the idea that you are discouraging your supporters from voting in the easiest, most secure and effective way is crazy town and i don't know how they get that back because these people are convinceded that if they mail in a ballot they're not an american. >> that's how i ran you have massive tallies by just obsessing -- obsessing over absentee -- >> republicans were really good at mail-in b

so i'm in the car with willis. he's got a brand new bmw and i know he's got a couple kids, but a couple of different women and i ask him jokingly, what's worse? will is a baby mama or ex-wife, right? and i hear about like watching the video, like. excellent question, jamal. exactly. i felt like i was getting to the truth of something, women's thighs going and on his baby mommas, he's like, oh, they won't too much time money. like he is going in and it's going to everybody black watch it like yeah like willis they can relate so he says all this it runs it goes viral what was viral for 2006 is like all these blogs pick it up and i'm thinking this is great traffic for the site. but then you get a call from karen and then there was. there was one person who was a very unhappy about this and her name was charlotte hall. she was executive editor of the orlando sentinel at the time, and she could not believe that we put the word baby mama in print in charlotte. she looked like us. no, i'm just i'm just i have to ask these

willie? >> just getting news from philadelphia as well that the commissioners there have voted to implement a vote counting mechanism that's going to take even longer. so we have to be patient as we watch for results out of the state of pennsylvania. mora barrett, thanks so much. down to florida. nbc news correspondent kerry sanders is live just outside orlando covering the senate and governor races. kerry, good morning. what does it look like there today? >> reporter: well, we've seen a steady arrival of voters, but it hasn't been long lines. we're here for a specific reason. in 1887, this was one of the first municipalities in the country that became a self-governing black community. and in this race in florida, specifically in the race for the u.s. senate, val demings, a former black police chief in orlando, about six miles from where i am, will rely heavily on the african american vote if she is going to make some headway against the incumbent republican, marco rubio. in florida, at 13% o

and willie is crying for me to take him. so please write soon as you get this. and that pleading for more letters is a common thread throughout the walters family. several months later, rachel receives a letter from john wesley. he is described as similar to isaac, though he's shorter at five foot six. he's the youngest of the brothers. he's only 20 years old. when he joins the regiment. during the 46 indiana, he mustered into union service in october of 1861 and receives training in indiana before again joining the union army, moving down the mississippi river. he is he and his unit are actively engaged in several of the early battles in that that theater, including a battle for island number ten, which was a fortified island. the confederate army had built up to try to prevent any ships from going by that they fight to to take to open up the way the this specific letter written june 10th, 1863. details some of the nonstop campaigning that john wesley had experienced with his unit. and he use this letter to inform the family of wound he had received. he writes,