jim parsons.d, jim parsons is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] she is an emmy-nominated actress. you know from "the goldberg's" and "bridesmaids." she stars in the new comedy series "st. denis medical" which premieres tomorrow here on nbc and peacock. wendi mclendon-covey is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] but before, we get to all that. the progressive political world has been pointing fingers over donald trump's victory, with bernie sanders saying democrats abandoned the working class. and pundits saying actually democrats were too woke. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: in all the autopsies and postmortems about last week's election, there's one stat i keep hearing. and i do think it's worth reflecting on. >> it looks like trump is on his way to winning the popular vote, as well. that would make him the first republican to do so in decades. >> trump not only notched an overwhelming victory in the electoral vote, he is also on t

dowdle, micah parsons, demarvion overshown.ere great. >> tom: a lot of positives from the cowboys today. still with that fight. again, that resilience is always challenged in the nfl. i don't care if it is thanksgiving, you have to show up every week to play. micah parsons, overshown, brandin cooks coming back making plays. cooper rush continuing to win with this club as a backup doing a great job. so many positives that i saw. fun to be with you partner. >> we have got more to do. the mvp is coming up next. we are back to arlington in a cowboys victory. the weekend and weekend mud and torque for days and getting home and your little brother and why he drives you crazy just park it over there. nope, think i'm good there. keep it close. you hit my truck! really? and one tight spot and the strength and the smarts i knew it. come on! and the silverado family of trucks. and chevrolet. together let's drive. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother ali

seek to deepen division, so hate, because chaos, spread fear, this has to be about so much more than parson politics. it must be about the good work we can do together. about our fundamental values. and about us as americans and as people of faith. here in michigan right now each of us has an opportunity to make a difference. because in this moment we face a real question. what kind of country do we want to live in? what kind of country do we want for our children and our grandchildren? a country of chaos, fear and hate, or a country of freedom, justice and compassion? the great thing about living in a democracy, as long as we can hold onto it, is that we have the power, each of us, to answer that question. so i will close by saying let us answer than not just with our words but with our works. not just with our faith, but with our feet as we walked to the polls. and let us use our power to advance the cause of freedom, opportunity, and justice. yes, let us turn the page and write the next chapter of our history, a chapter grounded in a divine plan big enough to encompass all of our dreams.

this program is made possible in part by the generous operating support from the parsons todd foundation, the new jersey historical commission, division of the department of state, the f.m. kirby foundation, the mimi washington sterritt foundation, and program support from arestill alive hogg family foundation, the new jersey council for the humanity and the garden club of morristown and support from our generous members, many of whom i see in our audience. thank you. individual donors and. visitors. welcome. macculloch hall was built by george and louisa mccullough, who emigrated from london to, new york city, in 1806, in 1810, they purchased six acres and a one story bank house from john dowdy, a commander in george washington's army, during the revolutionary war. the mccullough's built their federal style mansion. the first significant structures brick structure in morristown in 1810, and added onto it in 1812 and 18, 19, as their family's influence in local, state and history grew five generations of the mccullough miller post family lived in this house. until 1949. when when the fam

parsons todd foundation, new jersey historical commission, a division of the department of state, the f.m. kirby foundation, mimi washington foundation and programs support from the alpod family foundation, the new jersey council for the humanities and the garden club of morristown and support from our generous members, many of whom i see in the audience, thank you, individual donors and visitors, welcome. macculloch hall was built by george and louisa macculloch who emigrated from london to new york city in 1806. in 1810 they purchased 26 acres and a one story bank house from general dowdy, a commander in george washington's army during the revolutionary war. the maccullochs built their federal style brick mansion the first significant structure, brick structure n ristown in 1810 and added on in 1812 and 1819 as their family's influence in local, state, and national history grew. five generations of the macculloch miller post family lived in this house until 1949 when the family sold the property to w. parsons todd who created macculloch today gather school room gallery of macculloch

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your colleagues up in manchester, the london bridge attack, the finsbury park mosque attack, the parsonsen bombing. this was a gruesome year. and another year after we have the salisbury poisonings as well, just before i left. is it, have we got lucky that we haven't got a list that long in recent years? we have the most extraordinary counterterrorism model, an unfortunate piece of luck when i compared what we did to what i see in many parts of the world, the tragic history in britain of over 50 years of terrorism, and of course it has been different types of terrorism with irish—related threats, al-qaeda, isis, right wing now in the mix, and work on state threats, that has meant that our model has constantly been challenged and stretched and usually got things right, occasionally got things wrong, learned from inquiries. and so the model of how police and mi5 work together, the legislation that has been built up to give the powers and ability to intervene and do surveillance in the right way gives us a very strong model that means that tens and tens of attacks are prevented for each att

his office says governor parson is considering clemency for mr. duvall, but has made no decision at this time. laura has either office of the governor or governor elect. have they reached out to you? have they reached out for your thoughts on this? >> no. they haven't. they have not. i have not heard a thing, and i really wish that they would mm. laura let me also stay with you for this question. have you prepared yourself for the day? that is likely coming that, um that your son's convicted killer will be pardoned and released from prison about a year or so into his six year sentence >> it's like how do you prepare yourself for something like that? you're never prepared. i was not prepared to hear that. my son was killed. so how do you prepare for it? i mean, i know just based off of the report and what they have of what governor elect has stated is that this is something that's most definitely going to happen. but how do i prepare for that? i know there are things that i can do, you know, but how do you really prepare for that when i'm still dea

i'm jeremy parsons. parsons.usic] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ >>4 news at 12 30. i'm stephanie rothman. we start tonight with more weather news because a bomb cyclone and the atmospheric river hitting the bay area tonight has set in with wind and rain >>in the forecast, it's lingering through the weekend. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking it all for us. larry, it's what's the latest. >>well, rain moving on shore as we speak. and we've got yet another atmospheric river event headed our way. the showers across the golden gate bridge, of course, very tough today to go along with some gusty winds. look, some of the rain totals i've got over 8 inches of rain before some of sites went out in the north bay mountains, northern sonoma county

so the cowboys, they built a 20 to 10 lead over the giants, which is the michael parson there.bit later on because he's been cooking ever since he's been able to get back. they actually at 6, 6, on the day. but the cowboys running back rico dowdle had a big game on the ground. 22 yards 112 yards right here. and while overall and the touchdown burst right there, it was a nice thanksgiving for jerry jones. i'm sure in the boy's beating the giants. 27 to 20 and keeping their very slim postseason hopes alive. now, let's talk some college hoops. the santa clara, they're spending their holiday in palm springs plane. the aqua sure series and they were taking on tcu today. so as the broncos, they jumped out to a big first-half lead. but hey, going inside right here, watch elijah mahi with a sweet little there. and the floater rocks that baby to sleep to after for the silly and the broncos. they were good on the outside as well. carlos, to it with a 3 bar here. he led the way for the broncos 18 points as they led by 7 at the break. but tcu, they came back to tie it in the game right her

you don't pause, i'm not uncommon during the rainy season, but in the past few decades, where the parsons here have changed rainfall has become less frequent but far heavier as a result of climate change. the temperatures in the most of the ups of more moisture, which leads to more intense precipitation. on top of these level c, t has expanded massively over the past century. on flood prone marshlands and flood plains. legacy is costly and what the phones have been dramatically transformed seems colonial times making the problem was this and brought the deposition on developments in, in biggest states us, you know, it's a very small states, less than 2000 square meters. but as for about 20000000 people, and you know what that means for development. so every se, pays, people just wants to find a way to deal with the policies. and it does not out that we do not of the that's a call style of building. we still bill today or is on saturday, so we took up all the spaces and the key to or no space for drainage a so far, not total absorption of what. so what are you printing labels? the water ca

the major effect on the migratory parsons of birds combined with factors such as sea level rise is becoming harder for them to nest. and find foods of that poses a server threats to the survival. what because birds are so sensitive to environmental conditions, they have a lot to teach scientists about climate change and how to adapt to it. of the these beds migrating south to escape the cold european winter. they were fuel and the greek island designed to keep there before crossing the mediterranean. and mister hara on that you any to africa, researches christmas. bob, do just is observing that migrate 3 beds on this stuff, move a key coordinates the annual bud census on the island, the excessive se, se with my visit on man, eh? yeah, not zoom, that be fine. basically, we're collecting data to identify possible population changes in my grade to reboot on potential for us, for man, happiness. cutting this guy. characteristically, there was a trend that there are changes in both the numbers. and the times when the birds come side from was due to the effect of climate change. a couple yeah. lo

what 20 hectic parson of the pools in near by? i did, i'm putting down local fishermen working with on god have prepared the ground ahead of that. i was. ready ready ready ready over the years, the line phone for line and bad and. ready the fishermen have diverted water to the site by digging channels in the 1st one factor. ready ready the destruction of the structure because we do not know these back a little bit of fuel beef. it gets degraded, i know mixes with the sliding bitch away, which also avoids the best to completion date. the project has costs around 23000, utilize some 15000 saplings up on duty deal folder because there's a lot of focus on industrial development. but at the same time, we need to understand the importance of natural resources that protect us from disasters and support life. we need to pull our efforts to protect cabbage guides, like many groups to say low cost. the reason strung up on this region, at least has benefited from the use of fun might, are bad in man's little investigation. a grassroots initi

please welcome jim parsons, zoey deutch and ephraim sykes.st? >> text-mex. >> kelly: that's what i always say. nobody makes queso like that. >> you do your own with velvetta and ro tel. >> kelly: yes. >> you couldn't get it in new york. now it's a nation wide product. people use to get it mailed to them from texas. >> kelly: the old en days. you're from florida, right? >> huh-uh. >> kelly: i have to ask you there. is like a florida man meme. is this true. florida man leaves id at the crime. florida man tries to bring a emotional support snake. >> it's real. >> kelly: what is in the water? >> i don't know. >> kelly: other than alligators. >> crack and salt and alligators. >> kelly: amazing. was it a fun place to fro up? >> really fun place to grow up. so much nature. the beaches here, people doing wild things. >> kelly: and you grew up in la. >> yes. >> kelly: you're close to your sister. >> yes. she is the best. i'm a true younger sibling. my bigger sister i do everything by her approval. she picked out my dog, my house, introduced me to "our

trafficking along with a records 225 tons of cocaine, law enforcement agencies from other 60 countries to parson emission. more than 400 people have been arrested australia has passed a new law binding children younger than the 16 from using social media. it's some of the toughest legislation in the world, but critics are all giving the targeting children is the wrong approach. they say tech funds need to be better regulated, said o'clock, reports from president dangerous and harmful social media is doing. that's how the strategies prime minister describes social media for use is young given 16 time on from next year, they'll be banned from accessing online platforms such as instagram and facebook, video sharing. so i took, took an x previously known as twitter. but a major concern is a potential privacy implications. i think it's going to do more harm than good. michael does. you want? he leaves the creation basic digital program at the queens and university of technology. he says the government is taking the wrong approach, having to prove your age by handing out of a private documentation to

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i wanna thank my guests jim parsons, wendi mclendon-covey, everybody. thanks for watching. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ seen in a while. take a look. slow going in the cierra. a lot of people headed home from lake tahoe this holiday weekend, but it hasn't been easy. big backups, big headaches. i-80 was shut down for hours. highway 50 closed at times as well. chain controls are now in effect. a taste of winter in the sierra. and here in the bay area, we saw heavy periods of rain. now things are drying out tonight. but don't get used to it. let's get right to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. and, jeff, another round of rain this very week. wednesday. we are expecting that next area of rainfall to move back into the bay area. and i did want to mention those roads in the sierra. they had some of those closures because they had so much snow in a short amount of time, about 4 to 8in of snow. now that system we had this morning as well moved off to the south. it is now dissipated, but rainfall totals impressive. also, in that short window we pick

since i have heard this song i hear dolly parson singing it as well. song and thank you for letting medicining it. moving on it's "world kindness day" celebrating good deeds and what brings us together. we're all meaningful connections here. we're bringing the show to the streets of new york for a cup of could of waoefplt have a coffee shop in bryant park not with just any coffee but starbucks. anyone walking by has a chance to sit down, watch the show, chat with us on set with the starbucks holiday beverage. peppermint mocha here i come. here checking in through the city through the hour to see who stops by. first let's get to our first guests. talented actors from "big little lies," "glow," "nurse jackie" you can see them now in "three women" welcome shailene woodley and betty gilpin. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: love your denim on tkepl in. i love your denim on denim. very nice. >> thank you. >> kelly: how are y'all doing? you have to be tired. you have a three-year-old and six month old. >> yes, three-year-old and six months old. >> i feel the m

these plans that you have is totally independent from the west and a possible investment deals. parsons fears to close to us in a positive for the president has promising to step down and proud degree to vacate government buildings. the opposition claims the land policy only of benefits a select few 12 deep citizens what is being offered behind such a screen to attract investments is actually nothing more than a kind of new superstructure. overall, this boost setup is aimed at ensuring that individual, all the guards receive additional super benefits. the i'm rachel ruble. you're watching archie international live in moscow. the russian defense ministry has confirmed a mass of assault on ukraine's energy infrastructure, destroying all designated targets across the country. are to senior correspondent and rug. does the of brings us the details. well, this is the law just combined as tried, carried out by russia since late august in 3 months. the law just strikes the let's he is claimed russian orange, 90 drones as well as a 114 nissan of different todd secuity. hyper, sorta, we saw the z

and parson, the, i'm and virus for a long time i, i was kind of pro, dash, as a nation we were being spoken about as like such supporters. but actually it's trying to, you know, let people know that our government directly a disgrace on this matter and they're trying, they're trying to food people and we will no longer accepted. we as an irish people, i think much more than our government was no longer be consisted in this genocide. and there's activism happening all over the country. and i'd like to think that we're going to see serious developments and force their hand and get them to actually do their job. 3 on a, a final word here on where to from here in terms of keeping this level of mobilization of the people we've been talking about the differences in the north and in the south of island. but how overall do you think people can keep supporting the palest palestine in palestinians? in the midst of all this, considering everything is going on politically in your own country. i mean how, how do you keep the momentum here as well? my mountain, our seat is not locking at all. i ac

a, to whether the endorse part as singers taylor swift, lady ga, ga, riana, jennifer lopez, actor parson ford, they're just some of the big names giving their support to the democrats. but the interesting thing is, several of them were in record before for a meeting, a political find the candidate that you feel both are a who fits the category of where we want to be and, and that's it. and that's what you vote based off of who you highlight and how you choose to highlight it on whatever platform you have is your prerogative. i love you more, but i love pamela harris, even more. i want her to be our next president of the united states. don't ask me. i don't do the resume. they say, i don't know if it is no more terrorist joining the race. she changed my mind completely. i believe in every word that comes out of her mouth. she's passionate, she's compassionate. she shows empathy, and most of all did not the load you know. well, one of the biggest stories in the build up to today's vote was incumbent liter, joe biden dropping. it's a long time ago now. it feels like back in july and exceedi

fighters, and backed by the us control, much of northeastern syria, particularly of rock, a hasa and parson verizon. this area is home to significant oil reserves. tookie conducted 3 major incursions into a northern syria between 201620192 create what it called a face. so and along its 7 border and now it wants to kurdish dominated as the forces to leave tile re 5 and mom page and move east of the euphrates river. let's speak to joshua alonda is a bottle. this is director of the center for the least studies at the university of oklahoma, and is joining us from oklahoma city in the us. joshua, thank you so much for being with us. some fast moving developments in syria right now. what's your sense of what's happening on the ground? how far do you think the opposition can push self? well, the opposition has, i think, far exceeded, what is it set out to do? and when it realize there was very little that this, the syrian military was willing to fight for and began to just melt away. they've been on a roll tearing towards hama, as your reporters have underlined and i, and they hoped to go to dama

as reported by the russian defense ministry with 54 ukranian service men that captured parson forces evacuated civilians from the settlements in question to ensure their safety or change. the guards down off shows what danger awaits evacuated on the road. the town of great and skirt is the place where you least expect to see this. now on the ukrainian shillings civilians are waiting for a chance to evacuate. ukrainian soldiers force their way into apartments. they broke down the doors. then what did they do? they ro luton, they were looking for money, gold, stuff like that. for sure, but i saw it as before. they left? yes. the middle of the tree has been order to evacuate people from here. what we call god, because my mother can't move the people who are forced to work in the trenches. they weren't kicked out to work there. the crowd now sold them. don't you want to go to the trenches? a lot of trenches have been built here. the credit and say, don't you want to work to dig trenches, dugouts people or keeps out of the mind. but some were exempted from the mobilizations. the credit di

you know, and parson declined, they tend to get behind causes a war of destruction. good old virus, you know, supporting as of who could for guess and, and guess what happened in the football, much on the ukrainian support has decided to evoke memories for the people in britain who suffered terribly, under the nazi bombardment of the blitz. as it was called in london, members, a mile finally with their the kill tens of thousands of people. so how did you find me in this tank? the british for the aid, the money and the refuge? well, that's all okay. yeah. i think they decided to enact that something very of the period of the time. let's say we're on the video, we of the good looking to see here. absolutely fine. don't worry about it because they noticed how they're pulling this guy by the bose. yeah, they made a chair for them not to tell him not to general decline. yeah. oh it's a double now. he's really getting into it. but let's not forget this is chante or cry or salute that many sort a live tides and you crow fontas. it's a energetic, the show didn't scream with

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i'm jeremy parsons., we'll get one last che >>now let's switch gears to weather. there's a lot of rain and wind coming up in the forecast later this week. tracking it all is kron 4. she meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>i think everybody's going to get wet specially head in toward the next few days here we have to wait their turn. but that's where that's going to push through specially on friday. i think that's one the entire bay area really going to see a good soaking. but the high country also looking at some heavy snow moving on in. so you're traveling that way, gotta be careful. heavy snow, gusty winds, that snow level starting out at about 3500 feet. we're talking 2 to 4 feet across the higher peaks there. so you can expct some delays going in that direction. but that snow level is likely to rise to about 78,000 feet as we head in toward thursday with some much warmer tropical air moving in winter. storm warnings remain in effect all along the western slopes of the sierra nevada. expecting t

and on my floor is michelle wilson, julie halston, jim parsons, zoey deutch, safiya harris -- jimmy: >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah. i'm going to take a nap in the next commercial break. i take a nap -- [ laughter ] >> i actually will, too. >> jimmy: but you're a good napper you said. >> yes, i am. >> jimmy: you can nap anywhere? >> yes, i -- well it's usually -- it's usually my worry, when i walk into a new place, i'm like, "where am i gonna -- if i need a nap, like --" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's your first question? >> like, already. i'm like -- >> jimmy: yeah, that's a good napping spot. >> yeah, this is a good napping spot. and so, early on, i said -- i went to the basement and i saw a couch. and i was like, "who's in charge of the couch?" >> jimmy: you just did this, 'cause we brought it up and you go, "i might have a photo." this is it's a photo of you. >> it's lovely. >> jimmy: this is a great photo of you napping. [ laughter ] >> there might be some drool, too, which is always -- >> jimmy: can you explain what's going on here? >> okay, so this is julie halston, and bill, and i thi

what i want to say about jim parsons is there is none better.e, our country and our people. he makes me love america all over again every night. >> that is very nice. >> high praise. >> when he talks about he did like the play or think you like to play, it wasn't about him, i had misconceptions also about the play. i thought it was about a very specific time and place and it is, and the setting, but the tail is so -- i think the whole point of it is actually that it doesn't have a date on it. we had to pick a date to do a play and thornton picked the state. the message seems to be that there is a line that things don't change much around here. and he is not talking about the props. he is talking about our interactions with one another. and then i did not realize was in there until we really dug in. the way you work as way that came to resonate. >> the praise you just gave jim, jim was watching himself and you are slightly critical of your own performance. you can't help it, right. >> you can't help it. >> "our town" is in performances now for a

neighborhood and this is idea which isn't the center of the gospel city, but also in the another in parson because yeah, into bad. yeah, it'd be tenuous. and the fact that there is no ambulance says or say, will it be some seems is making them very hard for even those who are says dropped under the rubble or those who are injured to go to the hospital and receive treatment. and the fact that even if they go to the hospital, there is no medical supplies and no medicine to treat those who are wounded. but those really courses have been all. so you've been using quite carpenters targeting any pot us and you move into a bad. yeah. and their husband also using explosive robots that complete takes those in residential areas and in residential neighborhoods. that's why we are seeing more palestinians being targeted. and also people who have been that people have been ordered to evacuate it because it's really forces issue today. another warning bike. is there any costs cop, just asking policy news from bank to that? yes. evacuate about policy and use are terrified because in the previous times th

the i there's a couple of illustrations in book from the library company of philadelphia, a french parson who was traveling through the colonies these because he thought that they were notable and they are notable because these are really designed to be passed around in a crowd and it shows you just how dense and how urban new york city was. that time is that i have this tiny little playing card. i can just be just like and here if i had a little playing card, maybe i should have problem we could pass it around and just see easy. it is to disseminate information and by doing that you're mobilizing support and they become like they become so in the book about halfway through a scotsman appears yes upsets the whole scenario here tell us about this alex diggle um when people here have heard of alexander mcdougal for be interested all right yeah and that mcdougal is born in scotland and he's born in the hebrides and he moves to new york and late 1730s with with his family he's a boy at this time his father. a milkman. he serves as a privateer during the french and indian war. after this perio

resurfaced from an illegal gold mine and still fun thing, including a 14 year old boy of these folks. parson says this proves the informal miners are trapped against a will, but just don't want to come out. stand off between the group and police has lasted for weeks, for the thought is blocking supplies of food and water to force them to the surface . well, knock on labs at the mine and so forth, and he's joining us not a live multiple of what's the charge of the situation, but it's of the will. the gold savings beneath us are about 2 to 3, killing me. it says down, say the mine soft strewn around the country side here. this is microsoft most the guy that deep. he doesn't know how many people are on the ground, but claims vary from about 400 to about 4000. now police have been stationed at the tops of these mountain shops for a couple of months now. and it was this mine shocked to see at the top of it. it's an open, gaping hole over the middle allowed any close to it. but i'm going to step aside and it was here where in the night those mine is came up to this uh face. and they said that they

as well as 8 or 9 parson has made his 1st public statements since the ceasefire came into effect. he called it a victory, bigger than the end of the 2006 war with israel and said there will be high level coordination with the lebanese army. to implement that agreement. the men in the hat in oklahoma, we are victorious because we prevented the enemy from destroying, has blah, we are victorious because we prevented the enemy from destroying the resistance or from weakness to an extent where it cannot continue. we defeated the enemy because it was forced to justify the cease far nothing. yahoo said to the 3 be said he wanted to rebuild and re arm his army. he had meant that they were weakened on the faces in the battle. it is a victory for the resistance because it still remains and it will continue to last all the hash and has more from tire in southern lebanon. of the page was the 1st of all, it was late. it was expected to be on the day of this week. and he mentioned, he said that he was supposed to give this speech of the day of the suicide by the fact to see how people are going

you know, and parson declined, they tend to get behind causes a war of destruction. good old virus, you know, supporting as of who could for guess them. and guess what happened in the football much the ukrainian support has decided to evoke memories for the people in britain who suffered terribly, under the nazi a bombardment of the blitz. as it was called in london, members, a mile finally with their the kill tens of thousands of people. so out of the finance tank, the british for the aid, the money and the refuge. well, that's all okay. yeah. i think they decided to enact that something very of the period of the time. let's say well in the video you of the good looking to see here. absolutely fine. don't worry about it because they notice how they're folding. this guy by the bose. yeah. they made a chair for them not to tell him not to check out all the time. yeah. oh, it's a double now. he's really getting into it. but let's not forget, this is chante or cry or salute that many sort a live tides and you crow fontas. it's energetic, the show didn't scream with thei

the current governor, michael parson walked by here greeting supporters for what he hopes is an event as i know missouri has not made a call on the presidential race as far as a likely going towards former president trump. we will see how that goes. could it be a later at night for amendment to read on that abortion member. we will be keeping an eye on it for you. >> thank you we have not made a call in missouri at that the state that seems to be in donald trump's favor. other states voting on abortion measures, carlo can you tell us? of all the states both missouri and south dakota have the most restrictive law. you just heard from greg there in missouri. south dakota has a law where abortion is banned with no exception for rape and incest. the ballot measures seek to legalize abortion up to the point of viability were keeping her eyes on florida. florida voters are also trying to decide whether to protect abortion axis up until fetal viability or 24 weeks they need 60% to pass the amendment effectively undoes the six-week man this is very important especially for abortion axis throu