my name's keegan and i'm a wish kid.n was diagnosed with t-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia in november of 2018. he takes chemo on a daily basis and sometimes up to nine pills a day. my wish was a hockey ice rink. i wish for this rink because i get to practice more and just be a better skater. every 20 minutes, a child is diagnosed with a critical illness. more than 70 kids each day. but throughout their treatments, there's a glimmer of hope a wish. made possible by someone with a big heart like you. call or go online. for $20 a month, just $0.67 a day, you can grant wishes month after month for kids right in your own community. your wish was granted! a wish is so much more than a moment. it can even be a turning point in a child's recovery. you know, these are kids that are living longer. they're living better. they're having more fun in their life. and it all started with one experience, and that was their wish. but for every wish we grant, two more children like keegan are waiting for their special wishes to come tru

she is accompanied by dina carlin and nancy keegan smith, co-authors of the book "remember the first ladies." from american university in washington, d.c., this is about an hour.

also with us today is nancy keegan smith. nancy is the retired director of the presidential materials division at the national archives and records administration. she is the current president of the first ladies association for research and education, and she has written on several first ladies including lady bird johnson and michelle obama. finally, we have dina carlin with us today. diana is a professor emerita of communication at st. louis university, and is also a founding member of the first lady's association for research and education. she's taught courses and written about the first ladies for over 30 years. and written about the first ladies for over 30 years. as three panelists have recently published two books, u.s. first ladies making history and learning legacies, and remember the first ladies. they just launched american --, a podcast series highlighting the legacy of american first 80's in collaboration with. i will be moderating the panel, and we hope to have time for questions. let's get started. so this is

. >> paul: if they run, keegan jones is the tailback. up the middle to jones. now he's going to be right there, arnold with the stop. looks to be a little bit short. about a foot short. >> colt: big decision here for deshaun foster. eric bieniemy. >> paul: offense is on the field. they're on their own 34 yard line. they've got all three time outs left. >> colt: huge decision. in this situation, you got to have one play call, and they know they're going to get the first down on fourth and one. >> paul: garbers, quarterback sneak, he stood up right away! i don't think he got there! neither does usc. they hold. garbers on the sneak. right away, he got drilled. courageous call, does not pay off. usc will have the ball and the lead when we come back. or back home to the kids' table. all the flights to all the places when all your friends get married in the same year. the work one. the fancy work one. the flights you'll take with them... and the ones you'll take without them. and all the flights in between. because when we built the world's biggest airline, we built

kimmie keegan, ceo of family advocacy group families in action for quality education, wants to know how the district plans to prioritize students in underserved communities and in already underperforming areas. all that's come out is a proposal to merge schools. i think there's a real discussion needed about what is it going to take to actually get to quality schools, especially for our most underserved communities? the school board is set to discuss the possible mergers tomorrow at a meeting. from there, they are expected to vote on a decision in december. in oakland, velena jones nbc bay area news. southwest airlines is taking steps to cut costs. the company will begin offering buyouts or extended leaves to workers in 18 cities. that includes san jose. southwest plans to end the year with 2000 fewer workers than at the end of last year. now, the cuts come as southwest deals with a new labor contract. plus, delays from boeing have led to fewer new planes in the company's fleet. southwest was expecting 79 new planes this year. instead, it will get just 20 before the end of the year. ban

story next my name's keegan and i'm a wish kid.lastic leukemia in november of 2018. he takes chemo on a daily basis and sometimes up to nine pills a day. my wish was a hockey ice rink. i wish for this rink because i get to practice more and just be a better skater. every 20 minutes, a child is diagnosed with a critical illness. more than 70 kids each day. but throughout their treatments, there's a glimmer of hope a wish. made possible by someone with a big heart like you. call or go online. for $20 a month, just $0.67 a day, you can grant wishes month after month for kids right in your own community. your wish was granted! a wish is so much more than a moment. it can even be a turning point in a child's recovery. you know, these are kids that are living longer. they're living better. they're having more fun in their life. and it all started with one experience, and that was their wish. but for every wish we grant, two more children like keegan are waiting for their special wishes to come true. call or go online now. use your credit

the event also featured speeches by cardi b and keegan-michael key, and performances by mc lite and glorillast miles away in downtown, former president trump held his rally. it happened at the same venue that hosted july's gop convention. mr. trump rallied, railed against the green new deal and climate change. he told the crowd vice president harris broke the country. we have somebody who's grossly incompetent. as i guess i don't know. is she the vice president? the president? is she a contender? what the hell is she? kamala broke it, and i will fix it. and we'll fix it very quickly. both harris and trump will be in pittsburgh for a campaign rallies on monday. election workers in contra costa county were caught a little off guard by the number of people who showed up to cast their ballots today. county opened five early voting centers today, and as you can see, the line was out the door at the walnut creek voting center. people waited for over an hour to vote early. i think the issues are worth it. you know, i'm a first time voter and i just had to be here for my daughters. you know, the wom

really key things that my all party group looked at with the previous social care minister, gillian keegant. this is about the longer term overhaul. now, your manifesto said that there would be plans for a national care service. wes streeting, as shadow health secretary 18 months ago, sat in that chair and said that the plan would come. we haven't seen the plan. there is no suggestion that it is imminent. we know there's a meeting shortly between three people at the top of government. i suppose the question many people wonder is how can you convince them you really are taking this seriously when there's no sign of your long term plan? well, just a few, you know, four months into government, wes streeting has set out the ten—year plan for the nhs. and crucially, a big part of that reform is to move to prevention and to community care. now that will that community care element will start to ease pressures on social care. in the budget, there was £600 million allocated through local authorities for social care. you're making care homes pay national insurance. that's not even going to touch th

." >> reporter: rebecca keegan is the senior film editor for "the hollywood reporter." >> they're lookingese as complementary releases. they're seeing releasing them together lifts the weekend box office for everybody. >> listen to me. you can do anything. ♪ >>> that was our vladimir duthiers reporting and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in for "cbs news mornings" and follow us online at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. >>> hello and thanks so much for staying you up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." a big win for president-elect donald trump as two major court cases against him are dropped. >>> america's airports and highways will be packed this weekend. a travel week likely to break records. >>> israel continues pounding targets in lebanon, even while a negotiated cease-fire deal appears likely. >>> donald trump has scored a major legal victory. special counsel jack smith moved to drop not only the president-elect's al

glorilla, keegan michael key! what a good night. all right, we have work to do milwaukee.ht. four days left. four days left in the most consequential election of our lifetime. but we like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work is joyful work. and make no mistake, we will win. we will win. and here's one of the reasons why. because when you know what you stand for, you know what to fight for. and in this election, we have an opportunity to finally turn the the page on a decade of donald trump trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. we are done with it, we are exhausted with it. we are turning the page. and it's because we know that's what he's about. he is constantly about trying to have americans point their fingers at each other. but that's not who we are. that's who he is. that is not who we are. and it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. and i am ready to offer that leadership as the next president of the united states. and wisconsin, you know me. i'm not afraid of tough fights obviously. for decades as a prosecutor and the top law e

the event also featured speeches by celebrity cardi b, comedian keegan-michael key, and performances by mc lyte and glorilla. meanwhile, just miles away in downtown, former president trump held his rally. it happened at the same venue that hosted july's gop convention. trump railed against the green new deal and climate change. he told the crowd vice president harris, quote, broke the country. we have somebody who's grossly incompetent, as i guess i don't know. is she the vice president? the president? is she a contender? what the hell is she? kamala broke it. and i will fix it. and we'll fix it very quickly. both harris and trump continue their swings through swing states, and they will both be in pittsburgh for campaign rallies on monday. if you have yet to vote, we want to help you get informed about our local races. you can scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you to our full voter guide with information on all of those key races. for the first time. dreamers or daca recipients now are eligible for health care coverage under the affordable care act. the obama era progra

you'll hear remarks from cardi b and keegan-michael key in this blue county that's critical for vice president harris. she says those folks are targeting younger voters and nontraditional voters, trying to make sure they get out to the polls and vote in this area that was critical in 2020 for president biden to win and critical again this time for vice president harris here in wisconsin before she moves on to georgia and north carolina tomorrow. again trying to get people to get out to vote by tuesday. ladies? >> everyone should turn out. aaron gilchrist and shaq brewster, thank you both. >>> millions of people will be casting ballots in this final weekend. >> across the country at least 65 million people have already voted early. nbc's liz kroits is in scottsdale, arizona. liz, good to see you. last day of early voting in arizona. this year the ballot for most voters is pretty long, two pages. explain why that is and how much of an impact it's having on wait times. >> reporter: it's a beast of a ballot. some ballots have 79 contests. there's an abortion access initiative, border sec

a freshman republican jen keegans loses in virginia two or if it's tight, that's a good sign for thebellwether is virginia 7. democrat eugene vindman faces republican derrick anderson that could tell us a lot about house control. now, another if becomeout defeats davis that's a good sign for republicans. now, control of the senate. the g.o.p. needs a net game of two seats. the beyers moreno appears to be running behind president trump in the buckeye state. fox is told that mr. trump must carry ohio by about 10 points in order for moreno to win and brown has only you been in democratic years, 2006, 2012, and 2018. >> wild card is this year. martha? >> martha: chad, thanks. >> bret: one of the races that could swing control of the u.s. senate playing out in montana, correspondent dan springer is in bozeman tonight. good evening, dan. >> yeah, good evening tonight. i want to go on the record saying i'm jealous of all my colleagues in nice warm watch parties. i'm in bozeman snowing sideways. i don't think it will have impact on voter turnout today because most people in montana voted pri

i was lucky because folks before me like lisa graham keegan were part of the charter movement.a octaves, a charter school. diana diaz harrison had incredible examples and families that were moving cross-country to come to arizona so their kids could have this kind of option. i think if we take it to that higher level if we talked about the principles and what we believe in in this country, if we want to see equality of opportunity for all of our citizens and certainly he equality of opportunity for our children, we can begin to open people's minds but we have to meet them where we are. . often times they are nostalgic for the neighborhood school of their youth not understanding that that one-size-fits-all model will not work in today's environment. the great public schools, the good thing about this when you do pass universal school choice, the great public schools don't go away. they are still there. they are in school not meeting their child needs. the other thing we have to be careful on is oftentimes the government unions will be our opposition here. know who is not our opp

i was lucky because folks before me like lisa graham keegan were part of the charter movement.th to places like the arizona octaves, a charter school. diana diaz harrison had incredible examples and families that were moving cross-country to come to arizona so their kids could have this kind of option. i think if we take it to that higher level if we talked about the principles and what we believe in in this country, if we want to see equality of opportunity for all of our citizens and certainly he equality of opportunity for our children, we can begin to open people's minds but we have to meet them where we are. . often times they are nostalgic for the neighborhood school of their youth not understanding that that one-size-fits-all model will not work in today's environment. the great public schools, the good thing about this when you do pass universal school choice, the great public schools don't go away. they are still there. they are in school not meeting their child needs. the other thing we have to be careful on is oftentimes the government unions will be our opposition h

republican jan keegan running for reelection in the second district of virginia beach, and then the opent in the seventh district where applico spam -- abigail spanberger is leading in the run for governor. that is a race where if democrats somehow egot a -- eak out a win it would portend a rough night for republicans. the seventh district, that's in the tossup column. eugene vindman, who he and his brother are famous whistleblowers from the first trump impeachment, he's raised a stunning amount of money but he's also got a tough republican opponent in retired green beret eric anderson. this is a seat that democrats ought to be able to keep in the column. if the republicans flip it, that would portend possibly a good night for republicans' chances of holding the house. host: dawn in maryland. democrats line. caller: i have a question on the race -- the house race in pennsylvania with perry. he is running against a woman who was a former anchor on a local tv station. i wonder what is the status of that race. thank you very much. i will take my answer off the air. guest: this is a rare cas