>> adrienne: i left and vote.ve to vote in this. >> harris: you don't know, he could pop up! let's see what happens. b3 i think clyburn should really post that flag and make a run for it. >> harris: we will run for tely cover it. >> kennedy: democrats across the country catching beto fever, calling for beto o'rourke to throw his hat in the ring for 2020 even though he lost to incumbent senator ted cruz. what this says about the democrats when it comes to that 2020 candidate. we will debate. next. ♪ make a smart choice. replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna... made with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar... ...and end the day with a smile. glucerna®. everyday progress. glucerna®. ito address my fellow veterans, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran, is the eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for your family call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say

we might know something, we might not, adrienne.w you have a different thought on that. >> adrienne: what adam schiff is doing here is he is simply exercising what is about to be his authority of oversight. as the incoming head of the intelligence committee for congress. for the entire congress. look at -- whitaker has made a lot of comments that are biased, especially toward the mueller investigation. it's congress' constitutional authority to make sure there is a check and balance and make sure that if whitaker is acting ag, he's looking at the constitution as what he's upholding as opposed to president trump. >> harris: a quick push back. the president has called them the 13 angry democrats on the team of bob mueller. there is no shortage of information on how may be some of them donated or voted or whatever. we could guess how they vote, we know how they donate. but there were a number of people who were on mueller's team who are politically ilk in one direction. so, if you want to call politics, we can start there. >> adrienne:

adrienne: the investigation is coming to even end.ard that the mueller team is writing the final report. why can't president trump put somebody in who hasn't have an historical partisan background. mollie: somebody like eric holder? adrienne: this is one of the biggest issues the department of justice has been investigating. we need someone who can be an independent arbiter and that is not whitaker. howie: when we come back. president trump drawing flack as he delivers harsh word to the media. howie: jim acosta isn't the only journalist to draw harsh words for president trump at the same news conference. >> you called yourself a nationalist. some people saw that as emboldening white nationalists. president trump what you said is insulting to me. it's a very terrible thing you said. howie: and the president unloaded on abby phillips. >> you want to rein in robert mueller? president trump: what a stupid question. but i watch you a lot and you ask a lot of stupid questions. president trump: after telling april ryan to sit down, trump bro

adrienne: the investigation is coming to even end.ard that the mueller team is writing the final report. why can't president trump put somebody in who hasn't have an historical partisan background. mollie: somebody like eric holder? adrienne: this is one of the biggest issues the department of justice has been investigating. we need someone who can be an independent arbiter and that is not whitaker. howie: when we come back. president trump drawing flack as he delivers harsh word to the media. i take medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. howie: jim acosta isn't the only journalist to draw harsh words for president trump at the same news conference. >> you called yourself a nationalist. some people saw that as emboldening white nationalists. president trump what you said is insulting to me. it's a ve

laura: adrienne elrod, thank you for joining us. adrienne: thank you so much.ra: donald trump's name is not on the ballot, but t midtm elections are a nationwide verdict on his two years in office, and he has put himself front and center in the campaign. he is holding rallies across america. katty kay and chomstian fraser he bbc's "beyond 100 days" program have been to west invi to see how the message is going down there. katty: west virginia is one of mpdonald 's favorite states. back in 2016 he won the election here, he got almost 70% of the christian: you know why, it is coal country. you go through charleston, you see the rolling hills. i guess they believe that the policy he is putting in place are reviving the state. dokatty: which may be why nald trump has been to this state 8 ames since he got elected why he is here again in the final days of the midterm campaign. christian: a radio host --do you remember him on the show? wchu. katty: yeah, that is a conservative talk-radisohost. that ithing people are concerned about? >> they are concerned about three

adrienne: hi. i'm adrienne. lemonis: adrienne, nice to meet you. adrienne: nice to meet you. lemonis: adrienne. so can you guys walk me through the store? it's a bit of sensory overload for me. like, i'm not really sure what i'm supposed to focus on if i came in here. who buys all of this -- monica? jessica: monica has a say in it, yeah. lemonis: like, who picked this? jessica: that i did not pick. lemonis: don't know? jessica: it's -- i -- lemonis: who picked stuff like this? caity: kali actually purchased the angel stuff. monica is big into angels, so she wanted to have some angel-inspired items in the store, so we purchased these. lemonis: and the dishes? jessica: that's probably caity. lemonis: and the clothes? jessica: the shirts were monica. lemonis: and the scarves? jessica: that would have been caity. lemonis: okay, it looks like you guys basically just buy stuff and put your sticker on it. like, is there a buying plan? jessica: no. i don't know. lemonis: 'cause i look around, and i see bowls and scarves and popcorn and coffee. it's like, am i at a country store? am i

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abc's adrienne bankert on the match. >> reporter: tiger versus phil did not disappoint. it also didn't end on 18 holes. the sudden death match continued in the dark, with mickelson finally winning the $9 million prize. at the exclusive shadow creek golf course in las vegas -- >> i don't really think too much about the stroke, i just look at the target. >> first of all, he admitted he doesn't really think much. >> yes. >> reporter: i met with them before the highly anticipated showdown. >> done. you see? >> he made that look easy. >> reporter: and for the first time, tiger and phil are wearing microphones. everything's uncensored. is that going to get in your head, tiger? >> well, i have more mikes around me at every single round i play in. >> reporter: this match, back and forth, reminiscent of their rounds at the masters. mickelson's triumph in 2004 and rebound in 2006. >> yeah, he put the jacket on me and i put the jacket on him. >> reporter: so, you guys were meant to be. this was meant to be. what was ill-fated, the purchasing site for the event had a technical glitc

>> adrienne, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next to a highly unusual move tonight. first lady melania trump going public, saying a top white house official does not deserve to be working in the white house. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: first lady melania trump, asserting herself like never before in the west wing, today publically called for deputy national security advisor mira ricardel to be fired. "it is the position of the office of the first lady that she no longer deserves the honor of serving in this white house," mrs. trump's spokeswoman said in a statement. that came less than an hour after ricardel was seen smiling right over the president's shoulder at a west wing event. white house sources tell abc news the first lady became irritated with ricardel in the planning of her trip to africa last month. mrs. trump felt she had treated her staff disrespectfully. on that trip, the first lady told abc's tom llamas there are some on the president's team she does not trust, and that she lets him know. >> it's very diffic

for the entire region and thirty six years in power will change now and really push change forward adrienne christian leg thank you so much. football and in the champions league last night dortmund suffered their first defeat in all competitions this season athletico madrid were fuelled by their home crowd and defeated the german club to now. all new yes opened the scoring in the thirty third minute giving athletico a need going into the break the second goal came from a political captain anton this month late in the match. the two clubs are now level on points at the top of group a here is dortmund captain marco rice explained what went wrong. i think the way the game panned out was quite pitiful rosy sure at the end of the ninety minutes you have to say they had the better chances and scored their goals so they deserved to win but the way we conceded the goals was completely unnecessary we controlled the game relatively well in the first twenty to twenty five minutes. byron munich can secure their place in the last sixteen of the champions league when they host a greek side. later on wedn

adrienne is here to explain. >> everybody is reeling about this, especially federer fans, over that crazy on the court moment no one could have predicted. >> reporter: roger federer aiming for his 100th title. in the intense second set tiebreak suddenly his opponent up-and-comer alexander zverev stops play. the 21-year-old calls attention to a dropped ball, the ball boy scrambling onto the court. zverev speaks to the umpire in front of the already disturbed crowd about the interruption. he points out the ball that rolled oo e court and a rulee a. >> it was something that happened on court. >> reporter: it's a legitimate call. the replay shifts momentum and zverev is able to pull off a major upset. the crowd continues booing zverev as he apologizes to federer. >> first of all, i want to apologize for the situation in tiebreak. the ball boy dropped the ball. it's in the rules that we have to replay the point. >> reporter: but the 20-time grand slam winner remained gracious after losing one of the biggest matches in tennis. >> buddy, shut up. you don't need to apologize to me here. congratul

adrienne, thank you. >>> black friday will hopefully be much more peaceful for the rest of us. shoppers are hitting the malls across this country and searching out those deals. more than 164 million american consumers will shop over thanksgiving weekend with the majority planning to make their purchases black friday, according to the national retail association. and abc's victor oquendo has much more on all of that. victor, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. these shoppers wasting no time. we're at the mall in miami opening up its doors at 6:00 a.m. so far so good here. the crowds definitely growing in size. just part of the millions of americans hunting for the best deals on one of the biggest shopping days of the year. it's the super bowl of shopping. overnight, shoppers across the nation clamoring in stores for black friday deals. >> got up, cooked and had that thanksgiving dinner and then headed out to do our shopping like we do every year. >> reporter: according to the national retail federation, more than 164 million u.s. consumers will shop over thanksg

. >> adrienne knows how to project.orrow for our "good housekeeping" shopping lab. they teamed up with amazon to try out hundreds of products and they're sharing some of their top picks, that's coming up tomorrow. first though, the lovely, the talented, the beautiful, the brilliant adrienne bankert with "pop news." >> wow. i'm so thankful for you. >> he never does that for me. >> i'm gearing up to ask you a favor later. >> really? the favor is he told me my dress looked like smooth gravy today so -- smooth gravy, no lumps. no lumps. i'm thinking that's a perfect definition and that's a compliment. >>> first up reese witherspoon is making biscuits from scratch taking to instagram to share her preparation, of course following the recipe from her own book. the actress posted a photo of an elaborate pie crust to share her turkey mood. all the ladies in the house said amen. glad i wore stretch pants. >> i got two words for whit, man spanx. >> suck it all in. >> how do you know i'm not wearing them now? it's cold out. >> it i

correspondent adrienne crease in lagos so the children have been released as we mentioned what's the latest. well both the church and the authorities confirmed that the children where released this night apparently they were taken by an identified gunman to a church nearby mend and then released their rights now we learn the gifts of course are still in shock they're all between eleven and thirteen years seventeen years old and currently a team of the local governors talking to them later on the local governors also scheduled to address the press because up until now we don't have any information on the circumstances of their release. it's not the first time that peoples have been kidnapped so why are the separatists targeting schools specifically. right most of the schools in the region have been closed for more than two years now after pressure from the separatists they've been trying to force schools parents and kids not to go to school for two reasons one they want to force the government to get back to the negotiation table and the second point is they don't want the kids to go

your reaction, adrienne?first of all, i'm glad take presidenthatpresident trump andr pelosi made it clear they want to work together. i think bu bipartisanship is ned in the country. a lot of voters out there in america expect this. i i think we'll see compromises on potentially infrastructure and a couple other kitchen table issues that matter most to americans. i hope republicans will come to the table on health care and help make critical fix there's as opposed to repealing obamacare. i think we're off to a a a good start. let's hope this sort of approach between trump and pelosi continues. >> it's guy benson. you said you're applauding everything trump is saying after the election. one of the things he said yesterday was he went down this list of defeated house republicans from swing districts, tough districts and named them, barber comstock and so sort of dancing on their political grave and mocking them for not embracing him or kissing the ring. is that helpful. >> i watched that press conference. i did

they sat down with abc's adrienne bankert right here on "gma" and, adrienne, how are you doing?azing. i have to tell you to be in the presence of sports royalty, wow, so awesome to talk to these two. tiger woods cool and confident, phil mickelson says he hates to lose. both having fun with the contest though fiercely determined in this high-stakes, winner take all match. >> absolutely incredible. >> reporter: two of the greatest golfers to ever play will compete in a first of its kind one-on-one match. >> this smack talk is under the breath and his lips don't move so you can't necessarily identify him as the assailant. >> reporter: this friday, phil mickelson and tiger woods face off for a staggering $9 million and for the first time tiger and phil will wear live microphones. viewers will hear everything. >> there's a bit of a risk there because any time you let somebody in, let them know your innermost thoughts and feelings. >> is that going to get in your head, tiger? >> well, i have more mikes around me at every single round i play in. >> reporter: tiger still draws huge crow

abc's adrienne bankert is here with this story. hey, adrienne. >> yeah, this was a sharp move. bring together los angeles fashion influencers to see if they would buy their very affordable shoes if they thought they were from a high-end brand. watch. >> reporter: watch these fashion lovers in a mad dash to go after these sleek-looking shoes. >> very european, very upscale. >> for me to experience this as an italian designer is amazing. >> i could definitely wear this to like a met gala dinner. >> reporter: they're willing to pay top dollar. >> i would pay $400, $500. people will be like, where did you get those? those are amazing. this posh shoe boutique palessi -- >> welcome to palessi. >> reporter: -- doesn't exist. it's a social experiment by payless. >> we built a fake luxury store and filled it with avant-garde sculptures and displays. we even hired a full team of sales associates and then we filled all the shelves with payless shoes. >> this was a record opening store for all of payless history. >> reporter: turns out it was so convincing that these online fashion influen

adrienne bankert spoke with them and joins us now.orning, we spent all day with these men. 14 very close friends, now ages 22 to 35 and their grieving families, a trip of a lifetime that turned into a nightmare. >> i know. >> hey, sergio, do you love me? >> reporter: it was supposed to be a celebration.ds from south traveled to costa rica for a bachelor party. >> it was supposed to be just an amazing time. it was literally two, three days of nothing but great memories and within five minutes, literally everything just turned upside down. >> reporter: this video showed shared exclusively with abc news shows the guys hiking, driving atvs, but only ten would return home. >> these weren't ran don people. it wasn't a friend of a friend. these people were specifically chosen because they played a part in my life specifically. >> that's why i mentioned -- >> reporter: on the last day of their trip, they arrived for a rafting excursion guided by a company on the river, and all three of their rafts capsized. >> i thought i was having a heart a

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the whole show -- >> grand finale. >> yes. >> adrienne bankert. what's popping?u can't eat any of it. >> that's right. >> but we're going to save that for last. >> that's why we're here. >> yeah, that's right. >> justin bieber just ended all speculation about the state of his relationship to hailey baldwin with a single post. okay, so so far he's kept everybody guessing about whether or not they really tied the knot. bieber just posted a photo of him and baldwin with a caption making it crystal clear, my wife is awesome. >> okay. >> wow. >> there you have it. >> he used the "w" word. she followed by changing her instagram name to hailey bieber. there was speculation the couple got married in september at the new york city courthouse but we didn't know for sure. >> why hide it? is it so that we'll talk about it, or what's the deal? >> it's like, whose business is it really? why are we talking about it? that's true. >> dan finally has -- dan finally has the answer he was seeking. >> mrs. bieber. >>> all right, now to an update this morning on aerosmith's joe perry.

adrienne elrod, former advisor to hillary clinton's campaign and editor in chief of "the washington freeetti. jonah read, and the first half-hour weird two very different descriptions and analyses of our politics, you have david bossie and lewandowski that talk about trump's enemies and is not just democrats, if the establishment, the deep state, the intelligence community, the media and then you have ben sasse who calls that kind of view of the world warps and weird. where do you come down? >> i'm very much on team ben sasse when it comes to this one. i think his book was great, it pinpoints most of the problems on our politics are upstream of washington. we have problems in civil society, institutions and if you listen to dave bossi and corey lewandowski, i'm an old friend of david bossie, they exhibit the exact problem. they are actually endorsing this idea that even trump supporters are secret enemies if they only started supporting the president after the election. took their advice at face value, they actually want the republican coalition to be even smaller than it is and it is al

adrienne bankert is here with more of this story that will make us smile. >> yes, we love this story.les and his family's lives changed when make-a-wish went all out with a gotham-themed surprise and this action-packed caper has a happy ending. >> reporter: he was the kindergarten caped crusader. miles scott, just 20 months old when his family learned he was diagnosed with leukemia. fast forward to age 5 and it was the make-a-wish foundation to the rescue with some hero-sized hope. after his treatments were over and he was in remission. they fulfilled his dream to be batkid. [ chanting ] riding the batmobile, fighting crime, even getting a key to the city of san francisco, 20,000 people watching. >> thank you, batkid! >> reporter: batkid even made an appearance on "gma." this morning, five years after miles put on the mask, his family sent us these new photos. he's in fifth gre w and completely cancer-free. he's back to being an everyday kid. they consider make-a-wish foundation part of the medicine that inspired him to stay strong and recover. miles' mom is forever grateful and she s

. >> adrienne runs black path which helped senator jones win and hopes to replicate that in the midterms with a $14 million campaign. >> our top priority was u.s. senate races. >> in the hopes of flipping control of congress, the democratic party is pouring millions of dollars into turning out the vote of african-american women and african americans as a whole. and president trump wants them too. touting his poll numbers, the president recently hosted a white house event with the young black conservatives. >> the black community is saying trump is racist, he doesn't want to meet with black people. and when the black people do go and meet with trump, there's people counteracting. >> you see the racist rhetoric and divisiveness coming out republican party, there's no way black voters are going that way. >> she says the concerns about the direction and the desire to gain political power is fueling a surge of african-american female candidates. >> it motivates us to elect more women of color. >>ing some -- something not lost on these young women. >> cbs live news coverage begins on cbsn at 5

adrienne, what do democrats need to do to put forward a winner?t of all anybody who wants to run should run. we're seeing one from west virginia 3 who announced he was running. >> bill: everybody is in. you have a big tent. >> a lot of these people won't be in the race in six or seven months from now. you'll see a lot of folks do exploratory committees. as far as i'm concerned anybody who wants to run should run on the democratic side. hillary clinton has made it clear she is not running for president despite what mark penn wrote in the "wall street journal." i haven't talked to her in years and years and years. >> mrs. clinton has shown a great desire to assume political power, her right in a democracy and wouldn't rule her out. democrats have to find a candidate who as much as they can take away from the mid-terms. younger voters coming out in their favor and demographic changes. they need a candidate to go toe-to-toe with president trump. a joe biden-type candidate but someone appealing to the far left, a mobilized block in the democratic party

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we decided we were going to ask adrienne to write a project so when the publisher says that, you are mute thereafter. >> how did you organize the division of labor? it's hard enough to write a book alone, writing one jointly. >> what was even more is i used to work in washington, d.c. around the corner from doctor greenspan and i didn't know him at all. i spent quite a bit of time in washington and talked through the arguments and the material of the book. it's not as difficult as it has been worried about the. you've made history and now you are writing about history did you have an added perspective for having been such a singular figure in the economic policy history making of the country? i worked in government for almost 20 years and that believes in free enterprising. anything that was appointed by a president i decided it's worth a try. heyou criticized those decisions and have strong views about what went wrong in the 1970s and the economy which were policy mistakes. being a policymaker for so long did it add a perspective on the decisions that these people made? >> you have

ainsley: adrienne, what was your husband's reaction? the same time. and we were so excited and then, obviously, the reaction on social media. we were a little -- we knew some people would probably be have an opinion about the little toy gun but honestly we were just still so amazed that we were able to bring something to life like we did. ainsley: tell me about lima is this your first child. >> this is our second. we have a 4-year-old big sister alex who is obsessed with her little brother. he is going to be probably dressed up a lot like this as he grows up. >> might have to take his picture again. ainsley: how is she doing having a baby brother at home? >> she loves it. she -- you know, obviously, any 4-year-old is going to have her moments but she really does love him a lot. ainsley: isn't it the best to have a baby again. that's so sweet. amy, where did you find that toy gun that was so small? >> i found -- wanted it to be perfect and small enough that it would get the effect out there but not be controversial. here we are. but i th

adrienne bankert has much more and the tributes have been so heartwarming. >> yes, it's amazing how muchbob squarepants" was a sensation, an international following of kids and grown-ups. two movies, that broadway musical. stephen hillenburg's prolific characters led to a lifetime achievement award in april. but after that he passed away at 57. this morning, fans remembering him on twitter. one user writes, the tunes of my teens and memes of my 20s, thanks for the giggles. another says, thanks for giving us two decades of pure fun. these characters and memes will certainly live on. his legacy, when you think about the success of this tv show, it was one of the most successful shows, cartoons aside, in history. >> this is such a creative soul. >> imaginative, for sure. >> all right, thank you, adrienne. >>> coming up, so many buying new phones for the holidays. how to make sure the data is wiped off your old one before you sell it. >>> plus, the fab five from "queer eye" are here live on "gma." from "queer eye" are here live on "gma." thiuninterrupted streaminglogy brilliant sound clarity

. >> adrienne: we've got policies, we just have to get them in action. >> larry: hating trump is not a policy. >> harris: fox news alert, multiple lawsuits in florida as officials race against the clock to recount ballots, bringing back memories of the year 2,000 all over again. let's go "outnumbered overtime"" i'm harris faulkner. all of florida's counties are facing a thursday deadline to complete recounts. much of the drama is focusing on broward county and palm beach county, home to large concentrations of democrat voters in particular. palm beaches election chief says it's possible to meet thursday's deadline there. all this as governor rick scott and senator bill nelson are filing lawsuits and trading accusations, nelson alleging voter suppression. here's democrat minority leader chuck schumer. >> president trump and rick scott are so afraid of every boat being counted because they think scott will lose if that happens, that they are interfering. they alleged massive fraud, his own republican officials in florida said there is no fraud. >> harris: listen to the pushback from th

good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you too, george. this controversial prom photo has a lot of people talking, and the school is investigating whether or not it's a display of hate. a school is now investigating after this photo recently shared online shows students in a perplexing pose. dozens of boys from wisconsin's baraboo high school gathered on the courthouse steps, many raising their outstretched arms in what is being criticized as a an apparent nazi salute while smiling. others keep their arms down. the picture was taken in the spring before prom but only recently went viral on. one of the boys is seen making a gesture which is seen being used by white supremacists online. the photographer who took the picture told our station, he just told the boys to say good-bye. >> i said, okay, boys, you'll say good-bye to your parents so wave. by the time i took the picture there are all different stages of waving good-bye. >> reporter: jordan blue was in the photo but refused to raise his hand because he says he felt uncomfortable. >> th

adrienne elrod, director of strategic communications for hillary clinton. i emphasized that word.is wilson, and an opinion writer for "the washington post." jonathan, she didn't say the worst stuff in history, but there's a dog whistle there. >> dog whistle. in a midterm election campaign where the president was bull horning racism as the closing argument for why the american people should vote for republicans, he did it in red states and basically did it to pull the republican senators over the line. but cindy hyde-smith, having her closing argument standing next to the president saying, if you're for conservative values, vote for me, campaigning with the president with that kind of closing argument, she's not talking to all of mississippi. she's talking to -- >> you know some of this history. down there there were conservative issues for the white citizens council. they used to call them white citizens councils and then conservative councils. that word has certain value there. >> i doubt cindy hyde-smith is aware of that. >> i think you guys seriously underestimate her rhetoric.

adrienne is out, so we brought in a ringer.> i guess so. >> very exciting. >> no pressure. >> we'll see how this goes. tom hanks says get the hankies out for "toy story 4" as if you didn't cry enough for this ene.ht they hintn oy story "toy story 4" is going to be even more of a tear jerker. tom hanks returning to play woody told the bbc, the emotional range of the movies has become more and more deep and profound and affecting. like a true friend, tim allen who is the voice of buzz lightyear, backs up his pal hanks and told "e.t." in canada that the end is so emotional he couldn't even get through the last scene. get ready, guys. >> rob's already got the pocket square out. >> he found the pocket square. >> don't give it to her. you would accuse her of stealing it too. >> any excuse to buy more hankies. >> we're there for you to infinity and bz. thank you, buzz. >> dad joke. >> exactly. >> alert. >>> speaking of whit and the dad jokes, now to the story of a house named brady, which apparently whit used to live -- >> i lived rig

it's adrienne. what's going on? >> all right. let's do this. lot of people have seen the movies. "ralph breaks the internet" is on course to make $84 million for the wednesday through sunday holiday weekend. isn't that amazing? >> that's crazy. >> second best thanksgiving opening of all time. >> what was the first? >> "frozen." >> yeah. "creed ii." a lot of my friends are loving this movie. projected to rack up $56 million plus. that would make it the top opening for a live action movie. >> all my philly people are loving it. >> "creed i" was amazing. >> yes, and still michael b. jordan, hello. >> he's amazing. >>> "the lion king" has its lion's share of interest. watch. ♪ >> i'm so excited. >> the animation. >> i cannot contain my excitement. i was screaming earlier this week when i saw this preview. look at the baby! all right, the trailer is setting records. it was viewed almost 225 million times online in its first 24 hours, becoming disney's most watched trailer in a day behind "avengers infinity war." james early jones being back, can we

adrienne elrod, thank you so much for joining us tonight, for being up so early. we appreciate it. got another hour of coverage. >> huh? >> that's right. we have another hour. and then three hours of morning joe after that. everybody's coming upstairs. >> you didn't tell me that. >> "morning joe" live frstartin at 6:00 a.m. east coast time. but one more hour of was when we come right back.

. >> adrienne: supervisosupervisoa determination that roof decks are not allowable. that caused a complete halt to many projects. some that were in the review process. some that were in construction. these are real life responses that add delays to those projects. again, i'm 100% on board with the idea of getting as much as we can in terms of affordability. i think that was part of the compromised we all reached. i agree with the statements that you made supervisor, kim, about all of these projects that just received their entitlement in 2017, i think obviously those are going to have different type of consideration than those that are older. i think we should really look deeply and taking the right amount of time. that was the intent to give folks the right amount of time to go through this post entitlement. >> thank you, supervisor safai. >> i wanted to answer to the december 7th. i don't know where that came from? >> december 7th. >> so, we were pushing for a two-year use it or lose it provision. mayor lee and his staff were pushing for a three-year use it or lose

to talk more about this, adrienne elrod joins us now, she is the former director of communication ofwere trying to work out whether this had been a success for the democrats, was it a blue wave or blue trickle? it was somewhere in the middle, i would say. earlier in the evening things came in slowly and i in particular thought newjersey particular thought new jersey and pennsylvania would come in faster than they did and they did not do as the night went on we started seeing lots of big winds for democrats and women lead the charge, which is very exciting, 23 women foot seats from red to blue which is very exciting, no over 100 and women serving in the us congress so still not as far as we need to be but we're getting there. florida back and play. what is it about florida, every single time. folder that is basically three different states, the panhandle is very very conservative, the central pa rt very very conservative, the central part which tends to be pretty progressive and the middle which is an amalgamation of a bunch of different voters. it isjust an amalgamation of a bunch of

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. >> we'll see you in just a little bit. [ applause ] >>> adrienne is here with some "pop news." [ cheersw. we begin with the spice girls and their highly anticipated reunion tour. they sold out in just minutes, and the group stopped by to chat on itv's lorraine show. about the huge response and why they're not just girl power anymore. >> is it girl power or woman power? >> it's more. it's people power. >> people power, equality, everything. it's all kind of inclusive now. we want to, you know, we're about equality and bringing everyone together. >> yes, they added that they can hope to be the end to divisiveness. we're all in this together. they will not be stopping by the u.s. for their tour. mel b. revealed her dream is to take the girls on tour across america, but they all look so good that we all need to have a little spice in our life. [ applause ] how about posh spice? now, graciously, she bowed out of the tour, but she was across the pond here in the united states attending the people's choice awards in l.a. and she shared a video of her last-minute touchups in the car including a

david avella, adrienne elrod, and john bussey, good to have you on the panel.el, by the way. just saying, great panel right here. is mississippi a race? >> no. she will win. >> bill: a lot of attention going down there. >> whether she wins by 51, 55, 60, she is called u.s. senator. she will win tonight. look at the elections results. you take the two democrats together got 45% of the vote. that's what espy will get tonight. 44 or 45 percent of the vote. she wins 55/45. >> sandra: how has it gotten to this point? >> the runoff election in mississippi and how these occur. but tonight she is going to win. >> you sound very confident there, david. look, i do think the republicans have a slight advantage in this race but it has become very competitive for a lot of reasons including some of the things that hyde-smith, the republican candidate, has said publicly about attending a public hanging. it has become very divisive. if mike espy can turn out the african-american vote he may pull out a strong win here. i don't know. winning a race in mississippi statewide would

former director of strategic medications for the hillary clinton campaign, adrienne elrod.s network, kennedy. in the center seat, conservative radio talk show host larry elder's here. we say he is outnumbered. we observe veterans day on this